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

SECOND GENERATION. 11
Jonathan Leland, Esq. of Sutton, who has furnished many in-
teresting facts, writes me that he has seen his will, dated 1 July,
1746, (which was cancelled) in which he names his sons, Joseph of
Hop., Richard, Moses, Daniel; and his daughters, Susanna TOWN,
Mary WARD, Mehitabel HAVEN, Sarah HEMENWAY, and his wife
SARAH. His " BROTHER NATHANIEL BALLORD " is also named
in the will.
(Continued from page 9.) JOHN HAYEN 2
son of John ,
1
, died,
at Fram., on his father's place, in 1712, aged 29, unmarried. His
u "
brother Elkanah administered. His "
mother, THREE broth-
ers, and TWO sisters " shared his estate.
ELKANAH HAVEN 2
, brother of the above, settled in Fram.
His first wife was ABIAL BARBER, daughter of John Barber
of Medfield, by whom he had MEHITABEL, 23 Aug. 1709; and
ELIZABETH, 3 Feb. 1711. He married MARY WALKER, of
Fram. 2 Dec. 1714; she died about 1716, soon after the birth of
a son, JOHN. HE next married PATIENCE LELAND, of Sherburne,
5 Feb. 1717, by whom he had SYBILLAH, in 1717, who
died 19 Feb. 1749. SHE married SAMUEL EAMES, jr. of Fram.,
and had Patience, 6 Jan. 1740; Samuel, 1 Feb. 1742; Ebene-
zer, \ Sept. 1744; Sybillah, 3 April, 1747; MICAH, 21 June,
1719; ELKANAH, 21 July, 1721 and ; PATIENCE, 27 July, 1729.
(See p. 16.) HE had a fourth wife, named LYDIA. He lived on
the hill, south of the OLD Baptist meeting-house. He was constable,
in 1720; was on committees, in 1725, and 1726; selectman, in
1730. He died suddenly in 1765. His son Dea. JOHN HAVEN,
of Sutton, administered. His account is recorded, book 37, p.
339.
MARY HAVEN 2
, sister of the above, married a JOHNSON.
Mrs. Sears remembers that she was called "Aunt Johnson." " Na-
thaniel Johnson, and Mary Haven, married, 23 Nov. 1708." (Records
of Sherburne.) It is believed that she left no children.
" Nathaniel
Johnson, son of Nathaniel and Mary, died 21 July, 1733."
(Fram. Records.)
NATHAN HAVEN 2
, brother of the above, settled in Fram., and
lived in the old Grout house, near Holliston. His wife's name
was SILENCE, by whom he had SILENCE, 21 Dec. 1713; NA-
THAN, 7 May, 1716 ; Lois, 4 Dec. 1721 ; PHINEHAS, 6 Oct. 1723 ;
BULAH, 6 Nov. 1725 and ; ANNA, 12 May, 1731. His birth does
not appear, but he was taxed in 1710. He was hog- reeve in 1724;
on com. to defend title, in 1726; constable, in 1729; admitted to
church, with his wife Silence, 15 June, 1718 both ; baptized the
next sabbath will ; dated, 20 Sept. 1763; inventory returned, 9
April 1764; recorded, book 39, p. 22; no children named in will ;
property given to wife, SILENCE, and to grand children, Elisha,
Silence, and Mehitabel Goddard, children of CAPT. ELISHA GOD-
DARD of Sutton. The inventory contains a list of classical and lit-