Nielsen Hayden genealogy
Raymond B. Hayden
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Name Raymond B. Hayden Birth 11 Feb 1821 Bardstown, Nelson, Kentucky
[1, 2] Gender Male Death 11 Jun 1885 Bardstown, Nelson, Kentucky
[1, 3] Burial St. Joseph's Cemetery, Bardstown, Nelson, Kentucky
[1] Person ID I6479 Ancestry of PNH, TNH, and others Last Modified 22 Oct 2020
Father Lewis Hayden, b. 20 Aug 1796, Washington County, Kentucky
d. 1849, Bardstown, Nelson, Kentucky
(Age 52 years) Mother Mary "Polly" Dant, b. 1795, Nelson County, Kentucky
d. 10 May 1879, Bardstown, Nelson, Kentucky
(Age 84 years) Marriage 13 Feb 1810 [1] Family ID F1142 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Notes - He was the distiller who devised the Old Grand-Dad brand of bourbon (or, as the early labels called it, "sour mash") whiskey, which first appeared in 1882. He was a lifelong bachelor, and according to several online sources, was found dead in his orchard with a bottle of poison by his side, and his death was ruled a suicide.
We note that if the Church had believed that he committed suicide, it would be unlikely for him to be buried at St. Joseph's.
- He was the distiller who devised the Old Grand-Dad brand of bourbon (or, as the early labels called it, "sour mash") whiskey, which first appeared in 1882. He was a lifelong bachelor, and according to several online sources, was found dead in his orchard with a bottle of poison by his side, and his death was ruled a suicide.
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Sources - [S258] Hayden/Rapier and Allied Families: Colonial Maryland, Kentucky, U.S.A. by Mary Louise Donnelly. Ennis, Texas: MLD Genealogy Company, 1991.
- [S312] John Medley (1615-1660), St. Mary's County Maryland, His Descendants, by Mary Louise Donnelly. Ennis, Texas: Mary Louise Donnelly, 1995., date and county only.
- [S312] John Medley (1615-1660), St. Mary's County Maryland, His Descendants, by Mary Louise Donnelly. Ennis, Texas: Mary Louise Donnelly, 1995., date only.
- [S258] Hayden/Rapier and Allied Families: Colonial Maryland, Kentucky, U.S.A. by Mary Louise Donnelly. Ennis, Texas: MLD Genealogy Company, 1991.