Sixty families in the League of Catholic Families, mainly from St. Mary's County, Maryland, pledged to emigrate to the Pottinger's Creek area of Nelson County. The first group of 25 families left Maryland in 1785, under the leadership of Basil Hayden. 1
By 1785, Basil and Henrietta had nine children making the trip with them. Four of them died on the arduous and difficult journey: John Baptist, age six; Joseph, age four; Teresa, age three; and John, age one.
Sources
Sister Mary Louise Donnelly - Hayden/Rapier and Allied Families - Colonial Maryland, Kentucky, USA - Name: Copyright 1991 by MLD Genealogy Co.; 44
Hayden Riney, Blandford, Mulligan and O'Daniel Families of Maryland and Kentucky by Thomas David Riney, Patriarch Publications, La Jolla, California FAMILY HISTORY LIBRARY LIBRARY OF CONGRESS CATALOG NUMBER 96-713 page 133
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