Person:Hayden Turpin (1)

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Hayden Turpin
b.18 May 1818
d.21 Apr 1904
Parents and Siblings
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m. 6 Apr 1810
  1. Hayden Turpin1818 - 1904
Spouse and Children
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m. 14 Aug 1851
  1. John A. Turpin1853 - 1928
  2. Robert Douglas Turpin1854 - 1938
  3. Alexander Hamilton Turpin1856 - 1934
  4. Nancy L. Turpin1859 - 1939
  5. Hayden S. Turpin1861 - 1938
  6. Simeon Hamilton Turpin1864 - 1948
  7. Mary Ellen Turpin1866 - 1943
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Facts and Events
Name Hayden Turpin
Gender Male
Birth? 18 May 1818
Marriage 14 Aug 1851 Madison, Kentucky, United Statesto Mary Ann Hamilton
Census? 1860 Union City, Madison, Kentucky, United States[1]
Census? 1870 Union City, Madison, Kentucky, United States[2]
Census? 1880 Union City, Madison, Kentucky, United States[3]
Census? 1900 Tipton Precinct, Madison, Kentucky[4]
Death? 21 Apr 1904
Burial? Richmond Cemetery, Richmond, Madison, Kentucky, United States[5]
References
  1.   Turpin: d’âpres l’évêque, compagnon de Roland a Roncevaux.[6] Le nom en latin signifiait dépravé. Durant les premiers siècles de la chrétienté, on adoptait, par humilité, des noms peu flatteur.
    Translation: Turpin: as was the name of the bishop friend of Roland a Roncevaux. The name meant depraved in latin. During the first centuries of christianity, many adopted names we find to be unflattering out of humility. Origine des Noms de Familles, Emmanuelle Hubert, Editions de Cremille 1989 Babo
  2.   The Richmond Climax, May 27, 1896
    His 79th Birthday.(for the Climax)
    Mr. Haden Turpin celebrated his 79th birthday at his home on Muddy creek, near Doylesville, Monday, May the 18th, 1896. All his children and grandchildren were present. His children ar as follows: Mr. and Mrs. J.A. Turpin, Brookstown, Mr.and Mrs. J.W.Harris, and Mrs. W.P.Dunbar, both of Muddy creek, Mr. and Mrs. Haden Turpin, Jr., Runyon Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Simeon Turpin. of Red House, R.D. and Alex Turpin. His neighbors present were Mr.and Mrs Sam Griggs, Mr.and Mrs. J.M.Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. C.L. Tipton, Mrs. Nathan Noland, J.A.Noland, J.W.Powell and daughter Callie, Misses Maggie-Broaddus, Mattie East and Julia Park. The day was pleasantly spent by all who were present.
    Mr. Turpin has been very fortunate- has never lost a child or grand child. He has seven children and fourteen grandchildren. We extend our best wishes to both Mr. Turpin and his wife and hope he will live to see many more birthdays.
    After dining he gave each of his children $100, which was highly appreciated by all. A.T.[7]
  3.   Turpin Sale.
    The Richmond Climax. Sept 28,1904
    The farm and stock belonging to the late Haden Turpin was sold last week a Doylesville and everything brought good prices. One tract of land containing 233 1/4 acres was bought by James Harris for $36 per acre. The second tract of 208 acres was sold to William Dunbar for $35.50 per acre. and the third tract of 166 1/4 acres was sold to Hayden Turpin Jr., for $25 per acre. A 5-year old mare mule brought $166;1 15-year old horse mule brought $87; 1 20 year-old mare mule brought $41;1 10 year-old mare $70; 1 10 year-old saddle horse $79; cattle $18 to $40; cows $25 to $31;Calves $12 to $15; heifer calves $10; hogs form $5 to $5.62;corn $1.60 to $17.70 in the field; hay $9 per ton; fodder 15 to 18 cents a shock.
    [8]
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