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Charles Lorrin Hayden

Birth	:	2 May 1849 Springfield, Hampden County, Massachusetts, USA
Death	:	20 Jul 1899 South Deerfield, Franklin County, Massachusetts, USA
Burial	:	Brookside Cemetery, Deerfield, Franklin County, USA
Coordinate	:	42.4707985, -72.6106033
Plot	:	5-2B-3
Description	:	died aged 50y 2m 18ds; married; hotel keeper; nephritis son of Loren Hayden & Hannah (Hawks) Hayden m. Madelia E. Whitney 5 Dec 1871 at Gill, Mass. first marriage for both of them "Adelia" aged 24y, resident of Gill,Mass. Charles aged 22y, grain merchant, resident South Deerfield, Mass. children: Mary Buxton Harry Holmes DEATH OF CAPT. C. L. HAYDEN A PROMINENT RESIDENT OF SOUTH DEERFIELD AND A FORMER OFFICER OF THE 2D REGIMENT SUCCUMBS TO HEART FAILURE Capt. Charles L. Hayden died in home in South Deerfield yesterday morning at the age of 50, of... Read More	died aged 50y 2m 18ds; married; hotel keeper; nephritis son of Loren Hayden & Hannah (Hawks) Hayden m. Madelia E. Whitney 5 Dec 1871 at Gill, Mass. first marriage for both of them "Adelia" aged 24y, resident of Gill,Mass. Charles aged 22y, grain merchant, resident South Deerfield, Mass. children: Mary Buxton Harry Holmes DEATH OF CAPT. C. L. HAYDEN A PROMINENT RESIDENT OF SOUTH DEERFIELD AND A FORMER OFFICER OF THE 2D REGIMENT SUCCUMBS TO HEART FAILURE Capt. Charles L. Hayden died in home in South Deerfield yesterday morning at the age of 50, of heart failure. He had been in poor health for more than a year, but his condition had not been serious until recently. He had suffered from rheumatism for some time, and several weeks ago went to Clemons [in Michigan] in the hopes the waters would benefit him...[while there became ill, wanted to be home, arrived home Tuesday afternoon]...He was a member of Company H 2d regiment, while there was a company of South Deerfield. At the election of Gen. B. F. Bridges as colonel of the 2d regiment. Mr. Hayden was appointed paymaster with the rank of lieutenant. When Col. Bridges was elected to command the 1st brigade he appointed Lieut. Hayden quartermaster with the rank of captain. He was appointed deputy sheriff by George A. Kimball and served 12 years. Capt. Hayden was never a candidate for an elective office. He served Deerfield for many years as auditor. ..member Morning Sun lodge of Masons of Conway and Connecticut Valley commandery, Knights Templar of Greenfield, and also of Pocumtuck lodge of Odd Fellows...married Madelia Whitney a daughter of Avery Whitney of Gardner...a daughter Miss Mary Buxton Hayden and a son Harry Holmes Hayden made their home with their parents... [published in The Springfield Republican on Saturday, Jul 29, 1899] FUNERAL OF CAPT HAYDEN TRIBUTE TO THE POPULAR SOUTH DEERFIELD LANDLORD AND FORMER MILITIA OFFICER. The funeral of Capt. Charles L. Hayden took place yesterday afternoon at his late residence in South Deerfield. Friends and relatives were present to the number of several hundred. All places of business were closed and many tributes of praise and love for the deceased were heard. The funeral was the largest ever held at South Deerfield. The casket was completely covered in flowers., except where his Knights Templar chapeau and sword rested. The religious services were conducted by Rev. George W. Solley, minister of the Unitarian Church at old Deerfield. He read selections from scripture and a poem from James Russell Lowell and, "The Setting of the Sun" by an unknown author. After prayer a male quartet, consisting of C. J. Day, A. J. Mealand, William Hough and Ernest Sampson, all of Greenfield, sang "There is a calm for all who weep." Mr. Solomon made a short address, speaking in part as follows, At a time like this we draw together to express our sympathy and love for the one who has gone beyond. We feebly try to show our love by beautiful flowers, messengers from heaven. We have learned that what we call death is but the gateway to a better life... [the rest of the article unfortunately is not readable, the newspaper image becomes too faint - published in The Springfield Republican on Tuesday, Aug 01, 1899]

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Charles Lorrin Hayden's memorial is located at: Brookside Cemetery, Deerfield, Franklin County, USA.
When did Charles Lorrin Hayden death?
Charles Lorrin Hayden death on 20 Jul 1899 in South Deerfield, Franklin County, Massachusetts, USA
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Latitude: 42.4707985
Longitude: -72.6106033

Family Members:

Parent

Lorin Hayden

(1814 - 1875)

Hannah Hawks Hayden

(1816 - 1883)

Spouse

Madelia Elvira Whitney Hayden

(1846 - 1932)

Siblings

Harriet A Hayden Stebbins

(1838 - 1906)

Henrietta Hayden Ockington

(1840 - 1909)

Mary Hayden Shallies

(1842 - 1917)

Charlotte “Lottie” Hayden Arms

(1844 - 1916)

Albena F “Bena” Hayden

(1847 - 1919)

Anna Maria Hayden

(1854 - 1856)

William Moses Hayden

(1858 - 1898)

Children

Harry Holmes Hayden

(1873 - 1955)

(unknow - unknow)

Flowers:

Nearby Cemetories:

1. Brookside Cemetery
Deerfield, Franklin County, USA
Coordinate: 42.4707985, -72.6106033

2. Saint Stanislaus Cemetery
Deerfield, Franklin County, USA
Coordinate: 42.4707985, -72.6082993

3. Holy Name of Jesus Cemetery
Deerfield, Franklin County, USA
Coordinate: 42.4706800, -72.6071300

4. Sugarloaf Street Cemetery
South Deerfield, Franklin County, USA
Coordinate: 42.4762800, -72.6071500

5. Holy Ghost Ukrainian Catholic Cemetery
Whately, Franklin County, USA
Coordinate: 42.4639015, -72.6097031

6. Bloody Brook Mass Grave
Deerfield, Franklin County, USA
Coordinate: 42.4819700, -72.6038600

7. Riverside Cemetery
Sunderland, Franklin County, USA
Coordinate: 42.4611015, -72.5864029

8. Ward Cemetery
Deerfield, Franklin County, USA
Coordinate: 42.4806700, -72.5774600

9. East Whately Cemetery
Whately, Franklin County, USA
Coordinate: 42.4446983, -72.5994034

10. Center Cemetery
Whately, Franklin County, USA
Coordinate: 42.4431000, -72.6363983

11. Mill River Cemetery
Deerfield, Franklin County, USA
Coordinate: 42.5011890, -72.6377770

12. David L Scott Gravesite
Whately, Franklin County, USA
Coordinate: 42.4315660, -72.6290920

13. Boyden Cemetery
Conway, Franklin County, USA
Coordinate: 42.4832993, -72.6667023

14. South Part Cemetery
Conway, Franklin County, USA
Coordinate: 42.4625015, -72.6707993

15. Pine Nook Cemetery
Deerfield, Franklin County, USA
Coordinate: 42.5086300, -72.5661400

16. North Sunderland Cemetery
Sunderland, Franklin County, USA
Coordinate: 42.4972000, -72.5492020

17. Russellville Cemetery
Hadley, Hampshire County, USA
Coordinate: 42.4199982, -72.5755997

18. Bradstreet Cemetery
Hatfield, Hampshire County, USA
Coordinate: 42.4108467, -72.5941238

19. West Whately Cemetery
Whately, Franklin County, USA
Coordinate: 42.4335251, -72.6772766

20. North Hatfield Cemetery
North Hatfield, Hampshire County, USA
Coordinate: 42.4093475, -72.6240616

21. Savage Farm Cemetery
Deerfield, Franklin County, USA
Coordinate: 42.5336700, -72.6245300

22. Long Plain Cemetery
Leverett, Franklin County, USA
Coordinate: 42.4510994, -72.5250015

23. Cricket Hill Cemetery
Conway, Franklin County, USA
Coordinate: 42.4783300, -72.7009500

24. South Centre Cemetery
Conway, Franklin County, USA
Coordinate: 42.5015940, -72.6973490