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

THIRD GENERATION. 21
Elizabeth, who married Rev. Edward Abiel Stevens, (Brown
Univ. 1833), a Bap. missionary in the Birman Empire ; also
Sarah L., Emma L., and Calvin. 9. LUTHER, now at Waltham,
married LYDIA BACON, daughter of Capt. David Bacon, of
Natick, and had Rebecca, who married Asahel Allen, of Lancas-
ter, N. H. ; Sarah L., who married Wm. Benjamin, of Boston,
and had Charles Henry, whose name has been changed from
Benjamin to Haven She next married Eliab ; Leach, of Boston,
and has Sarah Elizabeth, and Abby Louisa ; Edith, who married
Anthony L. Sawyer, of Lancaster, Mass. also ; David, of Waltham,
and Luther, of Boston, both lately married and two other
;
daughters, namely, Abigail and Maria.
(From p. 14.) JOHN HAVEN3 ,
son of Joseph 2
, son of Mo-
ses 1
, joined the church in Hop. in Feb., 1730. He settled in
Hoi. He married MARY BOLLARD of that place, by whom
he had MARY, 5 Dec. 1732, who died 1 Oct. 1809. SHE marrried
JOHN STONE, Esq., of Hoi., and had Sarah, now the widow of
John Bent of Fram. By him she had John, deceased ; Martha,
the widow of Isaac Dench and ; Sally, the widow of Capt. John
Hemenway, both living in Frarn., having had children. ZERUIAH,
18 Feb., 1736 married AARON PHIPPS of ;
Hoi., and died 8 Dec.,
1780, leaving Sam' I, Aaron, John, Moses, Joseph, Wm. (Dea.), and
Anna, who married Col. Abner Perry. ANNA, 12 Oct. 1737,
died 30 Dec. 1753. JESSE, 3 March 1745, died 28 Dec. 1813.
SARAH, 17 Dec. 1750, died 3 Jan. 1754. (See p. 41.)
the church
JOSEPH HAVEN 3
, brother of the above, joined
in Hop. in 1738, a*nd was chosen Deacon. He married MIRIAM
BAYLEY 29 Dec. 1737, by whom he had ELIAS, 28 Oct. 1738,
who died 12 Jan. 1742 ; ELIAS, 18 June 1742; LYDIA, 25 Aug.
1744; JOSEPH, 14 May 1747; NOAH, 17 June 1749; OBADIAH,
24 July 1751; JOHN, 18 June 1753. (See p. 41.) He married
Mrs. REBECCA CHICKERING, of Dedham, 2 March 1757.
His first wife died 12 Oct. 1755. He was Selectman, Assessor,
and Treasurer, in Hop. He removed to Dedham (now Dover)
with his young family, where he was again chosen Deacon, and
remained there till his death.
ELIAS HAVEN3 , brother of the above (Har. Univ. 1733),
was dismissed from the church in Hop. 29 Oct. 1738, " to be a
minister in Wreritham," now Franklin. He married MARY
(MESSENGER ?) by whom he had THOMAS, (Har. Univ. 1765),
ELIAS, WILLIAM, and MARY. The mother was a widow in June,
1756, and made a will, in which she names her four children, and
her brother Daniel Messenger.
THOMAS married ANNA BIGLOW,
of Weston, a sister of the late Abraham B., Esq. of Cambridge.