William Hayden (soldier)

Major General William Hayden
Born	Windsor, CT
Died	Windsor, CT
Allegiance	United States
Service/branch	United States Army
Rank	Major General
Commands held	Connecticut State Militia
Website	www.ct.gov/mil

William Hayden, was the Adjutant General of the State of Connecticut from 1835 to 1836. The Hayden family was a prominent family of Windsor, Connecticut and among the first settlers to the region. The family traces its roots back to England and the services of King Henry VIII.

References

Hayden, Jabez, H. Records of the Connecticut Line of the Hayden Family 1888

Military offices
Preceded by George Cowles	Connecticut Adjutant General 1835 - 1836	Succeeded by Samuel L. Pitkin

Connecticut Adjutant Generals

1700s	John Keyes

1800s	Ebenezer Huntington George Cowles William Hayden Samuel L. Pitkin Charles T. Hillyer James T. Pratt George P. Shelton Elihu W.N. Starr John C. Hollister Justin Hodge Joseph D. Williams Horace J. Morse Charles T. Stanton Colin M. Ingersoll Samuel E. Merwin, Jr. William P. Trowbridge William B. Franklin Edward Harland George M. Harmon Darius N. Couch Stephen R. Smith Frederick E. Camp Lucius A. Barbour Andrew H. Embler Edward E. Bradley Charles P. Graham George Haven Louis N. VanKeuren

1900s	George M. Cole William F. Ladd Reginald B. DeLacour Frederick G. Reincke Donald E. Walsh John F. Freund John F. Gore John T. Gereski David W. Gay

2000s	William A. Cugno Thaddeus J. Martin

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