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

12 SECOND GENERATION.
erary books, willed to young Elisha Goddard. They had probably
belonged to his son Nathan, (Har. Col. 1737,) who died young.
The other children had also died; all without children, except
ANNA, who married CAPT. ELISHA GODDARD, of Pram., afterwards
of Sutton, and had I. Elisha, 3 Dec. 1749, who died in 1771 , without
children; 2. Silence, 18 Nov. 1752, who married Maj. Jonathan Hale,
of Sutton. They afterwards lived some years in Pram., where he
was Representative, in 1795; she died there, 15 Jan. 1800. He
removed to Haverhill, N. H. Their children were Nathan, John,
Susanna, Mary, who married Wm. Coolidge, Mehitabel and Nan-
cy ;
of Worcester, and had Mehitabel, who died, 18 June, 1839; Nathaniel
Moore, who married Caroline Sumner, of Boston, and died
without issue, Oct. 1832 ; Bettj. P., born 24 April, 1792, (Dart. Col.
1812,) physician, in Worcester. He married Nancy Greene, who
died, 4 Aug. 1836; they had Benj., 16 July, 1821, (Har. Univ.
1840;) Caroline, 7 Aug. 1823; Frederick, 30 June, 1825, now a
Junior, at Dart. Col. John ; Green, born 24 May, 1828, died 10
Feb. 1833. Dr. Heywood next married Elizabeth R. Green, and
had Nathaniel M., 26 July, 1839, died an infant ; Nancy Green, 24
Dec. 1840 ; John, 1 March, 1843. Benjamin and Mehitabel Heywood,
also had Joseph in 1794 ; Lucy, who died, an infant, in Nov.
1796; and Nancy, who died 30 Aug. 1814, aged 16. Theirfather died 6 Dec. 1816, aged 71. MRS. ANNA GODDARD, died in Oct.
3. Mehitabel, bom 17 July, 1755, married Hon. Benj. Heywood
1756, aged 25. Her HUSBAND died 19 Jan. 1784, aged 64.
JOSEPH HAVEN 2
, brother of the above, settled in Fram.; married
his cousin, MEHITABEL, daughter of Moses 1
, 30 Nov. 1721.
He had, by her, MEHITABEL, 29 Sept. 1722; ANNE, 1 April, 1725;
SAMUEL, 4 Aug. 1727; MARY, 14 April, 1730; MARTHA, 19 Feb.
1733 ; JOHN, 2 June, 1735 ; SYBILLAH, 18
April, 1738, who died
young; DEBORAH, 11 Dec. 1740, who also died young; and SA-
RAH, about 1742. (See p. 17.) He was on a com. to defend a title,
and to defend a suit, in 1726; surveyor of highways, in 1732; se-
and on a corn., in same year, to defend Rev. Mr.
lectman, in 1733 ;
Swift's complaint at court. He, and his wife, joined the church,
June 9, 1723. He was a justice of the peace as soon as 1756 ;
died 27 Feb. 1776, aged 78. His will is on file. In it, he liberates
a slave, and orders plain gold rings to be made, with his name en-
graved, for each of his grand children, being about 40. His wife
died 25 Jan. 1780, aged 78. which agrees with her birth at Lynn.
Both have tomb-stones in Fram, They lived near where Joel
Coolidge lived, and lately died.
HANNAH HAVEN 2
, sister of the above, married BENJAMIN
BURNETT of Harvard. They lived in Hop., and had JOHN,
MEHITABEL, HANNAH, SARAH and Lois. Mehitabel married a
GOODELL, and lived in New-Braintree. The other three married
late in life, and left no children. A letter, from Mrs. Sears, says,