George Havens (abt. 1708 - abt. 1734)

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Biography

George was born about 1708. He is the son of Jonathan Havens and Hannah Brown.

Genealogical Records

Published Genealogical Information

• Secondary Source, Barrington S. Havens; The Havens family in Suffolk County, New York; ^[1] Data:

1. ) Havens of Suffolk Co., New York; page 8, 9: Jonathan Havens (313), son of George & Eleanor (Thurston) Havens, was born 2 Feb 1681 at Jamestown, RI.; m. 1 Jan 1706/7 Hannah Brown, dau. of Jeremiah & Mary (Cook) of Providence; d. 5 Aug 1748 at the age of 68.
   1. ) Children of Jonathan Havens and Hannah (Brown) Havens:
      1. ) George Havens; m. Mary ____; d, 1733/4.
      2. ) Jonathan Havens; b. 29 jan 1709; m. Catherine M. Nicoll; d. 1 Nov 1774.
      3. ) Constant Havens; b. 1713; m. Abigail ___, (2) Widow Elizabeth Crook; d. 3 Jan 1761.
      4. ) Joseph Havens; b. 1714; m. (1) Widow mary Watts, (2) jemima Glover; d. 31 May 1775.
      5. ) William Havens; b. 1719; m. Sarah Case; d. 4 May 1763.
      6. ) Sarah Havens; d. 1790, buried at Middletown, Conn. {more}
      7. ) Hannah Havens; m. 1760 Samuel King {more}
      8. ) Jemima Havens; b. 1726; m. George Duval; d. 8 July 1761
      9. ) Keziah Havens; m. 22-25 Jan 1756 Joshua Hempstead.

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Sources

1. ↑ Havens, Barrington S.;The Havens family in Suffolk County, New York; published by the author, 1975.

Other Sources

• https://archive.org/details/historicalpapers00mall/page/240/mode/2up?q=George+Havens