Heathcock Genealogy Database - Person Sheet
Heathcock Genealogy Database - Person Sheet
Notes for John Hadley
Following from “The Quaker Family Hadley::970
John Hadley, the second son of Captain Thomas Hadley, married Margaret Livingston, whose mother married the second time, Archibald Holmes. John Hadley was regarded by the Scotch Tories as a gentleman, as he never took any part in the Revolutionary War. He was quite wealthy and there was but one child--a son, John Livingston Hadley--who went first to the University of North Carolina and then to the Medical School of the University of Pennsylvania. John Livingston Hadley served in the Mexican War for a time, but never practiced his profession at home, as he had large landed interests that required his time. He married his cousin, Amelia Hadley, a very beautiful woman, the daughter of Captain Joshua Hadley. Of their thirteen children only two survived, Dr. John L. Hadley and Dr. Robert Hadley, whose descendants still reside in Tennessee.
John Hadley, the second son of Captain Thomas Hadley, married Margaret Livingston, whose mother married the second time, Archibald Holmes. John Hadley was regarded by the Scotch Tories as a gentleman, as he never took any part in the Revolutionary War. He was quite wealthy and there was but one child--a son, John Livingston Hadley--who went first to the University of North Carolina and then to the Medical School of the University of Pennsylvania. John Livingston Hadley served in the Mexican War for a time, but never practiced his profession at home, as he had large landed interests that required his time. He married his cousin, Amelia Hadley, a very beautiful woman, the daughter of Captain Joshua Hadley. Of their thirteen children only two survived, Dr. John L. Hadley and Dr. Robert Hadley, whose descendants still reside in Tennessee.