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14 SECOND GENERATION. on com. to hire masters in 1773. He had a wife MIRIAM, by whom he had AMARIAH, 29 Aug. 1732, who married JANE GOULD, 3 Feb. 1757; HEZEKIAH, 1 Aug. 1734; MIRIAM, 29 March, 1737. HE married SARAH GOULD, in 1749, and had HANNAH, 12 March, 1759. JAMES HAVEN 2 , brother of the above, lived in Fram., where James Greenwood afterwards lived. By his wife SARAH, he had JAMES, 24 Nov. 1729; JAMES, 18 Sept. 1731; SQ.UIRE, 24 June, 1734, who married HANNAH BIXBY of Fram. ; ELIZABETH, 2 Sept. 1736, who probably married ISAAC HEMENWAY of Fram. 28 Nov. 1754, and had Sarah, 13 Sept. 1755; Abigail, 15 Sept. 1757; James, 12 April, 1760; Isaac, 24 Oct. 1762; Sarah, 16 March, 1765; Rebecca, 5 March, 1768; Esther, 25 Nov. 1771; REBECCA, 26 July, 1743. JAMES HAVEN, (or perhaps his SON above,) married MEHITABEL BIXBY of Fram. 16 Nov. 1752, and had JAMES, 27 July, 1753 ; MEHITABEL, 23 Oct. 1756; WILLIAM, 4 May, 1759; and SAMUEL, 4 Jan. 1762, who probably married DESIRE CLOYES in Aug. 1784. In May, 1746, James, Nathan, Joseph and John Haven, and three others, asked to be dismissed from Mr. Swift's church, and were refused. In Sept. 1746, they requested the church to call a council, which was also refused. In Nov. 1746, Lydia, Silence, Sarah, and three Mehitabei Havens asked to be recommended to Rev. Sol. Reed's church " considered ; disorderly" and referred to a committee. In April, 1747, eighteen women made the same request, and were refused. I have the following anecdote from the widow of Moses Fisk, aged 84. A committee of Mr. Swift's church waited on Mr. Reed, to inquire into his creed, and began by asking if he was a new light? He answered that he was an old light, new snuffed. Mr. Reed was the grandfather of Hon. John Reed, late member of Congress. set- (From p. 10.) JOSEPH HAVEN 2 , eldest child of Moses 1 , tled first in.Fram. His wife's name was MARTHA; probably the oldest child of his uncle Nathaniel. 1 (See p. 13.) By her he had JOHN, 30 Nov. 1711 ; JOSEPH, in '12; ELIAS, 16 April, '14; MARY, 11 Feb. '16, died 6 May, '27 ; JOSIAH, 23 March, '20; MARTHA, 1 March, '22 ; all born in Fram. Also, at Hop,, Lois, 6 April, 1724 ; ASA, 19 June, '26, died 25 Dec. '29; MARY, 30 July, '28; MOSES, 12 March, "32; HANNAH, baptized 7 July, '34. (See p. 21.) He was selectman in Fram. in 1720 and '23; dismissed from the church inFram.," to found a church in Hop.," 30 Aug. '24; had removed to Hop. before March 25th preceding. On that day, the town accepted their act of incorporation, and he was chosen selectman ; was moderator in May, 1724; first selectman, and town clerk in '25, '26 arid '27 ; fence viewer only in '28 ; 3d selectman, and town clerk in '29 ; selectman, and town clerk in '31, 2, 3, 4 and 5; assessor in '37; assessor, town clerk, and treasurer in '40, and
SECOND GENERATION. 15 '41. In 1748, with his son Joseph, he petitioned to attend the preaching of Rev. Solomon Reed in Fram., and was denied by the church; was moderator in 1752 ; treasurer in '54 and '55; over- seer of poor in '56; chosen deacon 17 Feb. '25; ruling elder 20 '32. He married MRS. June, '31 ordained in same office 14 ; June, SUSANNA DRURY, of Fram., 5 Dec. 1760; made his will, 15 Dec. '61 ; proved 26 Jan. '68 named in the ; will, wife, SUSANNA; children, JOHN, JOSEPH, MOSES, MARTHA, MARY and HANNAH ; also the children of ELIAS ; Moses Adams, son of Lois ; and Asa, Silas, James and Mary, children of son JOSIAH. He was a shoemaker, and lived, (as did also his son Dea. Moses,) in a house still standing on the " Mellen road," near the house of Col. Ellis. His aged grandson, Isaac Haven of Hop., says he was a man of pleasantry and humor, much more so than his son, Dea. Moses. married ISRAEL SUSANNA HAVEN 2 , sister of the above, TOWN, of Oxford. They had SUSANNA in 1715, who married her 2d cousin, Dea. JOHN HAVEN of Sutton ; (See p. 16.) JOSEPH, who died young; MOSES, who settled in Oxford; ELIJAH, who died without chil. ; ISRAEL, who removed with \\isfamily, includ- ing his aged MOTHER, from Oxford to Belchertowri, where she died, in Jan. or Feb. 1787, aged 96. HE also died there lately, at a very advanced age. Israel Town, Esq., of Belchertown, is believed to be his great grandson. There were also TWO DAUGHTERS, names unknown. ONE married a LARNED, of Oxford, and died there, aged over 100. Her eldest son lately died, at a very advanced age. Susanna Larned, of Webster, a descendant of hers, married Rev. Geo. Champion, of Conn., a missionary in Africa. The OTHER DAUGHTER married a KINGSBURY of Oxford. settled in Fram. RICHARD HAVEN 2 , brother of the above, By his wife, LYDIA, he had LYDIA, 10 Feb. 1715 ; HANNAH, 10 June, 1716 MARY and ; SARAH, 5 June, 1718 ; SARAH, died 10 July, 1718; SARAH, 11 Sept. 1719; RICHARD, 16 Dec. 1722; ELIZA- BETH, 24 May, 1724 ; JOHN, 7 May, 1726; REBECCA, 26 April, 1728, died young ; DANIEL, 1 Feb. 1730 ; JONATHAN, 3 May, 1732 ; SIMON, 5 March, 1734, died 14 April, 1734; ELIAS, 19 Feb. 1735, died 2 July, 1735 ; SIMON, birth unknown. (See p. 23.) He was hogreeve in 1721; surveyor of highways and fence viewer, and on com. on school-house in 1724; on com. to get title to land for meeting house in 1725; on com. to manage dispute with Col. Buckminster in 1726; on com. to defend Rev. Mr. Swift's com- plaint, at Court, in 1733; admitted to full communion, with his wife, in 1717. MOSES HAVEN 2 brother of the , above, settled in Fram. He married HANNAH WALKER of Fram. 9 Nov. 1721 both admit- ; ted to full communion, 30 June, 1723. Their children were ABI- GAIL, 31 Jan. 1724; ISAAC, 15 April, '26; HANNAH, 20 May, '28; DAVID, 28 May, '31 ; JASON, 2 March, '33 ; ABIGAIL, 9 June, '39, who married John Richardson of Franklin. (Seep. 24.) The
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