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Sidney Hayden

Birth	:	15 Feb 1857 Sayre, Bradford County, Pennsylvania, USA
Death	:	15 Feb 1907 Holton, Jackson County, Kansas, USA
Burial	:	Holton Cemetery, Holton, Jackson County, USA
Coordinate	:	39.4611015, -95.7583008
Plot	:	Section 4 (east)
Description	:	*the following obituary abstract is from Selected Death Notices From Jackson County, Kansas Newspapers, Vol. VII; compiled by Dan Fenton: The Recorder-Tribune* February 21, 1907 Sidney Hayden's Career Ended. For thirty years Mr. Hayden has been intimately associated with the public and professional life of Holton. He was born in Sayre, Pa., February 15, 1857, and after completing the course in the common schools of that village, finished his education at the academies in Athens, Pa., and Waverly, N. Y. In 1879, after one year's study in a law office in Waverly, Hayden came to Holton where his brother, Charles Hayden,... Read More	*the following obituary abstract is from Selected Death Notices From Jackson County, Kansas Newspapers, Vol. VII; compiled by Dan Fenton: The Recorder-Tribune* February 21, 1907 Sidney Hayden's Career Ended. For thirty years Mr. Hayden has been intimately associated with the public and professional life of Holton. He was born in Sayre, Pa., February 15, 1857, and after completing the course in the common schools of that village, finished his education at the academies in Athens, Pa., and Waverly, N. Y. In 1879, after one year's study in a law office in Waverly, Hayden came to Holton where his brother, Charles Hayden, was engaged already in active practice. A year later he was admitted to the bar and immediately went into partnership with his brother. In 1879 Mr. Hayden was married to Miss Mary Walker, of Platte City, Mo., and is survived by her and two children, Charles, a newspaper reporter now located in Chicago, and Helen. Besides these he leaves two brothers, Charles, his law partner for thirty years, and Bert Hayden, division freight agent for the Lehigh Valley railroad at Sayre, Pa. There were a number of political offices which Mr. Hayden aspired and some which he gained .... In 1882 he was the Democratic candidate for state senator from this district when it was joined with Pottawatomie county. The following year he was the candidate for the same party for attorney general of the state, but realizing the overwhelming majority of the Republican party, made no campaign. In 1896, when Kansas was carried for Bryan, Mr. Hayden was one of the Democratic presidential electors and was chosen as messenger to carry the returns to Washington. He was for many years a member of the state Democratic State Central committee and was for a long time a member of the county central committee and chairman of that body. Mr. Hayden was also the Democratic candidate for county attorney at the election last fall. The chief thing of a public nature in which Mr. Hayden took pride was that, although a temperance advocate in no sense of the word, he succeeded in closing the joints in Holton during the several terms he served as city attorney. He was first elected to this office by the city council, largely Republican, because of the demand the "joints" be closed and his legal attainments gave promise of success. The law went into effect at once, so far as Holton was concerned, and infractions of it were followed by arrests, and convictions generally succeeded these. It was during this period also that he re-compiled the city ordinances of Holton. Mr. Hayden was a lawyer of more than ordinary ability and was retained by one side or the other in the major portions of the important lawsuits in Jackson county for many years. He also practiced extensively before the state Supreme court, the federal Circuit, District and Court of Appeals, and has been admitted to practice before the Supreme Court of the United States. He was a member of the State Bar for nearly thirty years and in that time served in various capacities. He read a number of papers before that body and was one of the lecturers connected with the Campbell University law school during its existence as well as a member and attorney for the school board. Mr. Hayden came from a family of Masons. His father, for whom he was named, took the thirty-third degree and wrote extensively on the subject of Masonry. Mr. Hayden was a Knights Templar and a Shriner. He was also a member of the A. O. U. W. and a non-resident member of the Topeka club ... His last illness, pleuro-pneumonia was short, lasting but five days ... Scraps of .. Local News. Miss Ruth Hayden was called home from Arkansas, where she was visiting by the death of her uncle, Sidney Hayden .... Scraps of .. Local News. Dr. John Cr. Hayden and Charles S. Hayden were called home from Chicago last week by the death of Sidney Hayden. Scraps of .. Local News. Chas. S. Hayden returned to Chicago Friday having assisted in partially settling up his father's business. Miss Helen will remain in Holton with her uncle Chas. Hayden and family for the present.

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Sidney Hayden's memorial is located at: Holton Cemetery, Holton, Jackson County, USA.
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Sidney Hayden death on 15 Feb 1907 in Holton, Jackson County, Kansas, USA
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Latitude: 39.4611015
Longitude: -95.7583008

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Charles Hayden

(1846 - 1917)

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Helen Frances Hayden

(1885 - 1915)

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