ALFRED HAYDEN |
Philadelphia Inquirer - May 19, 1893 |
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Alexander Osborne - Julius Bosch - Charles T. Sink John Zanders - Albert F. Meyers - Armor Shannon - Benjamin Thomas Alfred Hayden - Michael J. O'Brien - James Conners - Thomas Whalen |
Philadelphia Inquirer - May 23, 1893 |
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James Murphy - Benjamin Thomas -
Alfred Hayden -
Thomas Walton Godfrey Eisenhardt - James Conners - John Foley |
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Camden
Daily Telegram March 30, 1894 Samuel Dodd
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William
E. Cromley -
George
Kappel
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Harry
Curtis
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Stackhouse -
A.
Lincoln James
John Pratt - Samuel Bakley - Benjamin Middleton - William Harvey - J. Oscar Weaver - Harry Mines William Selby - Albert Myers - Edward Hartman - Caleb Williams - Richard Golden - Ralph Bond William Schregler - Jacob Woodside - Frank Matlack - Alfred Hayden - John Dall - Josiah Sage C. Henry Peters - Charles Lederman - William Butts Alexander Alcorn - Charles Lightenberg - Ferdinand Laird |
Philadelphia Inquirer - July 22, 1898 |
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Benjamin
Middleton -
John Anderson - Thomas
Brothers -
William Butts
Alfred Hayden - Edward Cooper - Richard Golden |
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Camden
Daily Courier August 2, 1898 Cooper
B. Hatch |
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Camden
Daily Courier February 17, 1899 William H. Miller Newton Hall
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Philadelphia Inquirer - November 24, 1899 | |
Cooper
B. Hatch - George
W. Whyte |
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Philadelphia Inquirer - October 5, 1901 |
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Lewis
Buzine - Robert
Colkett - William
O. Sawyer |
Philadelphia Inquirer - May 21, 1906 |
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Engine
Company 8 - Sycamore Street -
Nettie Dickson Alfred Hayden - Seth Monnelll - William Rose William "Sunlight" Byers |
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Camden
Post-Telegram Harry
Selby |
Philadelphia Inquirer - July 27, 1914 | Joseph
A. Ware Rev. Martin Stockett Charles Cook Richard Marter James Navin Louis Shaw Spencer Smith Alfred Hayden Engine Company 1 Church of Our Saviour |
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Camden Post-Telegram |
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Alfred Hayden - Edward Hayden - Spruce Street |
Camden Courier-Post * April 19, 1930 |
ALFRED
HAYDEN DIES; FIREMAN FOR 28 YEARS Succumbing to an illness of several months, Alfred Harden, who served for 34 years with the Camden police and firs departments, died yesterday at his home, 407 South Seventh street. Hayden had been a policeman six years before he became a member of Fire Company No. 1, Fourth and Pine streets, 28 years ago. He was a member of the Junior Order of American Mechanics, Thomas Jefferson Council. He attended two state conventions as a delegate, from the Camden Firemen's Relief Association. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Kate Hayden, and a son. Charles Ellis Hayden. For many years Hayden had been a prominent worker as a member of the Ninth Ward Republican Association of the city. |
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