History of Trigg County, Historical and Biographical, ed. W.H. Perrin,
F.A. Battey Pub. Co., Chicago, 1884. p. 266.   [Wallonia Precinct]

W. C. HAYDON was born April 12, 1826, in Trigg County.  He is a son of
Dr. William C. Haydon who was born in 1782 in Virginia, and was brought
with his parents to Clark County, Ky., when quite young; there he grew to
manhood; he then attended the Philadelphia Medical College and graduated
from that school of learning.  On his return to Clark County, he engaged
in the practice of his profession.  He married in Mt. Sterling, Ky.  Soon
after moved to Princeton; while practicing he secured the contract and
built the first courthouse erected in Princeton.  After a residence of a
few year there, he removed to Trigg County, where he engaged in the
practice of his profession till [sic] death.  He also engaged in
agricultural pursuits.  He had served as magistrate several years, and
held the office of Sheriff two years.  The Doctor was usually called upon
to prepare deeds, mortgages and other legal instruments, and was recognized
as one of the leading men of this locality.  Our subject now owns and
occupies the homestead where he was born, consisting of 420 acres.  He was
married in January, 1855, to Miss Eliza A. Robertson.  She was born in
Virginia.  Nine children have blessed this union--three sons and six
daughters.

Haydon Robertson
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Clark-KY Mt._Sterling-Montgomery-KY Princeton-Caldwell-KY VA

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