Constant HAVENS

                   Abstracts of Wills Vol VI 1760-1766, p 46:

Page 414.--In the name of God, Amen, December 22, 1760. I, CONSTANT HAVENS, of
Southampton, in Suffolk County,being in health. I leave to my wife Elizabeth as her dower 100, and
my negroboy, and Chair and horse, and the use of 1/2 my house and barn, and 1/3 of my lands and
meadows, so long as she continues my widow. I leave to my grandson, Walter Havens, 50 acres of
land at the south end of my farm, running from the highway to the Cliff, joining Jonathan Paine's land. I
leave to my two sons, Constant and Jonathan, all the rest of my lands and meadows. My son
Constant tohave his part where he now liveth, and my son Jonathan to have my house and
homestead, but the division to be equal. I leave to my daughter, Abigail Terry, 230. To my
daughter, Mary Tuthill, 233. To my daughter, Lucretia Howell, 250. To my daughter, Elizabeth
Havens, 400. I make my wife Elizabeth and my son-in-law Thomas Terry executors.

Witnesses, Job Pierson, Lemuel Pierson, Jr.,David Pierson, Jr. Proved, January 8, 1761.

[NOTE.--Constant Havens lived onHog Neck, where he and his father purchased many of the
original lots. A veryextended genealogy of this family may be found in the History of Shelter
Island.--W. S. P.]