Deacon Nathaniel Hayden

  • Also Known As: Ensign Hayden

  • Connecticut Colony

Deacon Nathaniel Hayden was a successful Windsor businessman who learned the trades of tanning and shoemaking at Westfield, Massachusetts, before returning to Connecticut Colony, where his father, Samuel Hayden, granted him the family homestead. A prominent figure in town affairs, he combined farming with his other enterprises and was remembered for the pride he took in his skill at mowing. - AsNotedIn

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Y/M/D Description Association Composition Place Locale Food Event
Y/M/D Description Association Composition Place Locale Food Event
1709/06/18 Anna Holcomb Hayden, wife of Samuel Hayden, is delivered of a son, Nathaniel, in Windsor, within the Connecticut Colony. Born
1760/00/00 Ensign Hayden, his son Nathaniel, and his grandson Nathaniel carry on the familys tanning and shoemaking trade in the old tan house (lost) at the junction of the brooks and in the adjacent brick shoemaker's shop, where several apprentices are employed. Work Hayden Shoemaker's Shop Windsor, CT
1768/00/00 Nathaniel Hayden receives appointment to the office of Deacon in the North, or Fourth, Church of Windsor, marking his standing as a trusted figure in the parish and in the town's affairs. Vocation
1795/11/25 Nathaniel Hayden's will is set down and witnessed by Justice Oliver Ellsworth, marking the regard in which Hayden was held and linking the family's affairs with one of Windsor's most distinguished public men. Life Death of Deacon Nathaniel Hayden
1803/11/14 Deacon Nathaniel Hayden dies in Windsor at the age of ninety-four, closing a long life marked by industry, public standing, and steadfast service to his parish. He rest at Palisado Cemetery in Windsor. Died Palisado Cemetery, Windsor Windsor, CT Death of Deacon Nathaniel Hayden
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