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Mystery Person - Who was Mary Gustin Havens
(b: 27 APR 1773 d: 11 JUN 1836)? Search for a
lost person.
Her parents were Thomas GUSTIN (b: 12 JAN
1734 d: APR 1814) and Ruth Owen. She married
Daniel Havens (b: Feb. 11, 1773 d: Feb. 11,
1835). She was the mother of Sarah Havens (b:
Dec. 26, 1802 in Jew Jersey d: Sept. 26,
1845), who married James Bale. She was also
the mother of Andrew Havens, who married
Susan Bale.
Would like to find documentation for her -
wills, birth certificate, anything...
No documents have been found to show that she
existed. Does anyone know anything about her
or have a documentation in their family tree.
We have a mysterious written document that
shows the information but don't know where it
came from.
This series shows the gravestones and
genealogy of several related families,
including the Gustin, Havens, Bale, Purdue,
McCammon, Bale, Hurlburt, and other families
including: Adams, Allen, Anderson, Bachiler,
Bachelor, Bale, Bancroft, Bassett, Bertrand,
Birch, Brayton, Brewster, Browne, Burch,
Cayton, Chase, Cheney, Corey, Current, Davol,
Deuel, de Haviland, Havilland, Earle,
Farrington, Ford, Gallahue, Gibbs, Gustin,
Havens, Hayes, Hicks, Hurlburt, Jamison,
Knatchbull, Lewis, Linn, Lloyd, Long,
McCammon, Makepeace, Mann, Mott, Mowbray,
Nixon, Nuzum, Owen, Pratt, Prichard, Rees,
Robinson, Savage, Sharpless, Short, Spooner,
Starling, Stratton, Sullivant, Swift, Taylor,
Van Brimmer, Vanderbilt, Warner, Wentworth,
Wing, and others.
Includes the Africa and Oak Grove Cemeteries
in Delaware Co., the Otterbein Cemetery in
Westerville, and the Westfield, and Baptist
Cemeteries in Morrow County, Ohio.
Members of the Bale family were the founders
of Baleville, N.J. Homer Havens invented the
hydrolic arial ladder used on fire engines.
Tags : Gustin Havens Bale Genealogy History Mystery mysterious Cemetery Chase Purdue Haviland McCammon Van Brimmr |
