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Cemeteries of Madison County, Vol. III, page 49
New Hope Cemetery
Cochran. Kate A., wife of Dr. R. E. Cochran. Born July 19, 1842 - )R. E. Cochran m. Kate A.
Died Aug. 2, 1893. )Ledbetter. Lic. issued 10-15-1860.
)10-15-1860 (MB 4b)
Cochran. R. E. Cochran. Born Feb. 26, 1832 - Died Oct. 25, 1900.
Elkins. William K. Elkins. Dec. 24, 1893 - Feb. 27, 1950.
Elkins. Nannie V. Elkins. May 22, 1898 - July 3, 1966.
Saunders. Virginia C. Saunders. May 1, 1853 - July 4, 1935.
Saunders. Lula. Saunders. Sept. 30, 1882 - Jan. 9, 1897.
Saunders. W. R. P. Saunders. March 3, 1853 - Feb. 17, 1902.
Worley. Nannie M. Worley. Aug. 23, 1906 - Oct. 2, 1906.
Bush. William Thomas Bush. May 14, 1830 - Mar. 13, 1892 )
) Dbl. stone
Bush. Mary Jane Bush. Jan. 30, 1832 - Apr. 13, 1904 )
Ivy. Randolph Ivy. Born July 23, 1806 - Died July 13, 1879 Aged 72 yrs., 11 mo., 20 days.
Ivey. Nancy L. Ivey. Born Jan. 5th 1822 - Died Apr. 23, 1902 Aged 80 yrs., 3 mos., & 18 days. Obituary of Thurs. May 1, 1902. “Mrs. Nancy Lou Ivey, 80 years, 3 months, and 18 days of age, died Wednesday the 23rd inst. Was buried here 24th and was followed to her last resting place by a host of sorrowing friends. Aunt Ivey, as she was familiarly called by all who knew her, is no more.
Hamilton. Thomas S., son of Rev. G. W. & M. V. Hamilton. Born Oct. 2, 1879 - Died June 16, 1885.
Haden. In Memory of John T. Haden. 1812 - 1874.
1850 Census, Fam. No. 79
Haden, John T. 37 Va Blacksmith - $2000.
Mary A. 27 Al
Marthy J. 14 Al Martha Jane m. Wm. A. Miller 12-16-1852 (MB-4A)
Elisabeth A. 12 Al
Wm. L. 8 Al
Isaac J. 7 Al
Mary S. 5 Al m. Joseph G. Collier 3-23-1865 (MB-4B)
Joseph A. 3 Al m. Lizzie Ledbetter 11-24-1870 (MB-5)
Sarah L. 2 Al
Catherin T. 5/12 Al Kate T. m. Wm. R. Glover 12-13-1870 (MB-5)
Miller, Isaac 54 Va Wagonmaker
Kirklin, George 15 Al Farmer
Note: The 1860 census shows John T. Haden with 4 more children, probably all by Clamensa J. Pickens:
Haden, Rob't. 7 Al )
Wade 6 Al ) From 1860 Census
Sophia 4 Al )
Henry 1 Al )
Note: The marriage books show three marriages as follow: John T. Haden m. Elizabeth Lamberson 10-23-1833 (MB-4) John T. Haden m. Mary A. Miller 5-31-1842 (MB-4)
John T. Haden m. Clamensa J. Pickens 9-15-1853 (MB-4A). Clemensa Jane Pickens Haden in buried in the Pickens Cemetery. Her tombstone states: “In Memory of Jane Pickens Haden -1833 - 1867.” The late William Drake stated she had three noteworthy sons: Wade Haden, Charley Haden (an ambassador) and Hugh Haden. She died at Summitt, Marshall County, Alabama in mid-winter during an abnormally cold period. The Tennessee River was frozen over and she was brought back for burial in a wagon. Her brother lived here at the time and his dog howled throughout the night she died even though the family in Madison County did not get word of her death until many hours later.
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