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Samuel Greene Hadley was born on January 28, 1836 in a small town called Cape Vincent New York. He died June 11, 1912. In Cape Vincent. He married Sarah Jane Anthony on October 8, 1860. Just before the Civil War.
Sarah Jane Anthony was born January 20, 1843 in a town called Lyme, New York. She died December 31, 1926. In Black River, New York. Sarah was the daughter of Darius Anthony and Huldah Scofield.
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Family Portrait of Samuel Greene Hadley and Family. Picture was taken approximately 1895-1900.
In the front row, seated from left to right are, Bruce M. Hadley, Samuel G. Hadley, Bertha Hadley, Sarah J. Anthony Hadley, John Hadley.
In the second row, Standing from left to right are: Dr. Fred Hadley, Albert Hadley, Charles Arthur Hadley, George Henry Hadley, Dr. William Hadley
Two other children, Anna Hadley and Leo M. Hadley are not in this photo and no known photos were taken of them.
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Children of Samuel and Sarah were:
Fred Anthony Hadley....Born June 27, 1862
William Wallace Hadley.Born September 2, 1864
George Henry Hadley....Born October 10, 1867
Anna Cornelia Hadley...Born January 29, 1869
Charles Arthur Hadley..Born December 2, 1871
Albert Sidney Hadley...Born November 30, 1874
Milton Bruce Hadley....Born January 21, 1876
John Edwin Hadley......Born June 18, 1879
Bertha Grace Hadley....Born February 5, 1883
Keep watch in the future for all of them to have their own page.
Samuel G. Hadley had obtained a patent of invention in the U.S.A. and also Canada for the "Hadley Snow Plow". The Plow was to keep railroad tracks clear of snow. He received his patent in the U.S. in 1868. He received his patent in Canada on the 18th day of October, 1873.
Copies of his patent and his plow drawins, along with other related papers are owned by his great-granddaughter Elaine, of New York. Elaine gave a copy to Samuel's great, great-granddaughter Althea Hadley. Elaine's father and Althea's father are First Cousins.
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