Kentucky: A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, 5th ed., 1887,
Jessamine Co.

JOHN HAYDON, a native of Culpeper County, Va., settled in Jessamine County,
Ky., at an early date, and located about where the Mount Pleasant Church
now stands, on the Keene and South Elkhorn Pike, and where, at the time of
his death, he owned between 400 and 500 acres of land.  He had been twice
married, and was the father of seven children: Thomas, Elijah, Noah,
William, Abner, Lucy (Mrs. Abram Sallee) and Mary (Mrs. George).  His son,
William, married Sarah Garnett, daughter of Thomas and Sarah Garnett,
and to this union were born the following children: Martha (Mrs. George
King), Fannie (Mrs. Levi Bourne), Lucy (Mrs. David Dale, of Missouri),
Whitfield, Jarvis, Thomas and Jeremiah.  Of these, Whitfield Haydon was
born April 4, 1804, in Jessamine County, and at the age of twenty engaged
in buying and selling live stock.  In 1884 he purchased his present home of
450 acres on the Lexington and Harrodsburg Pike, where he is engaged
extensively in rearing horses and cattle, and he also owns a farm of 200
acres in Fayette County.  July 30, 1845, he married Miss Sarah, daughter of
Jeremiah and Frances (Craven) Singleton.  Four children have blessed this
union, viz.: Sandord T., William B., Fannie (Mrs. Horace Cleveland) and
James W., who assists his father in the management of his business.  Mr.
and Mrs. Haydon are members of the Mount Pleasant Church.

Haydon Sallee George Garnett King Bourne Dale Craven Singleton Cleveland
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Culpeper-VA MO

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