The genealogy of the descendants of Richard Haven, of Lynn ...

S FIRST GENERATION.
kinsman," Richard Haven of Lynn, carpenter; conveying 3000
acres of land in Hebron, Conn., which he had by the will of
Joshua Saohem; particularly 1000 acres thereof to John, son of
said Richard. It is executed with the marks and seals of the
grantor, and SUSANNA his wife, and recorded by the town clerk of
Hebron, in 1718, book 1, page 173. It does not appear, by the
records, that those lands were ever conveyed by any of the children.
It does however appear, in book 2, page 93, that, in 1726,
one Jonathan PAGE, as heir of Richard Haven, had 35 acres set off
to him from " Haven's right, it being for land lost." This must
have been a grandson of Richard Haven's son Richard.
Records show that children were born of RICH-
The Lynn
ARD HAVEN, and SUSANNA his wife, as follows :
HANNAH, 22 February ,-1645 ; MARY, 12 March, 1647; JOSEPH,
22Feb'y. 1649; RICHARD, 25 May, 1651; SUSANNA, 24 April,
1653; SARAH, 4 June, 1655 ; JOHN, 10 Dec. 1656; MARTHA, 16
Feb'y, 1658, died 14 June 1659; SAMUEL, latter end of MAY,
1660, died 1 Dec. 1660 ; JONATHAN, 18 Jan'y, 1662, died 3 July,
1664; NATHANIEL, 30 June, 1664; MOSES, 20 May, 1667.
The mother died at Lynn, 7 Feb'y, 1682. In 1692, it was
" Voted that serjeant Haven," and seven others named, " should
sit in the Pulpit." He made his will, 21 May, 1701, a copy of
which is among the last pages. It was proved, 14 June, 1703.
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HANNAH HAVEN married a GOODELL. She was a widow
at Lynn, at the date of her father's will, living in her own
house, on her father's land. It appears, by the will, that she had
then a daughter HANNAH, and one or more other children. On
the 15 April, 1704, she was residing in Framingham, and John
Haven indemnified the town against any charge for the support
of " his sister Goodell arid child."
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MARY HAVEN and SUSANNA HAVEN both married. One
married JOHN TARBOX, and probably left him a widower, without
children. He is called a " son-in-law" in the will, and no wife,
or children are mentioned. The other married a COGSWELL,
and had a son WESTOLL, who is called a " grandson" in the will.
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JOSEPH HAVEN is not alluded to in the will. All the other
sons are expressly named. He must have died without children.
had a wife SUSANNA. The Lynn rec-
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RICHARD HAVEN
ords only show that they had three children, viz : HANNAH, 10
Aug. 1677; JOSEPH, 17 Aug. 1680; and SUSANNA, 1 Oct. 16S6. It
appears, by the will of JOSEPH, made and proved in March, 1748-9,
that he had a " sister, SARAH HAWKS ;" probably older than
SUSANNA. HANNAH married JOHN PARKER, 18 July, 1693, then
in her 16th year. It appears, by said Joseph's will, that they
had Joseph, Sarah, Hannah, and Mary, and that the two last
married and had children. JOSEPH appears to have been a bach-
elor, of considerable property. By his will, he gives 75 to Joseph,