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Thanks so much for looking all that up. I knew Tamar (Budd) Haviland could not be the daughter of Joseph and Sarah (Underhill) Budd.
In that same Quaker burying ground is Thomas Haviland who died in 1827, age 84 years,so born Cal. 1743. I thought he was possibly the brother of Dr. Ebenezer Haviland mentioned in the will of their father, Ebenezer.
It's this will that made me think that DR. Ebenezer Haviland was the husband of Tamar Budd. This earlier Ebenezer who died Dec. 1749 had a son Thomas (and a brother Thomas) and a son Ebenezer he wanted educated to be a doctor. This earlier Ebenezer was married about 14 years before he died - and he left 7 children!
Quaker Recs. Purchase MM, Westchester Co, NY
Phebe Cornell m Ebenezer Haviland , 1735
In the name of God, Amen, I, EBENEZER HAVILAND, of the Borrough town of Westchester, being much indisposed. "If I should have any barrels of pork and gammons at the time of my decease, my executors are to sell them and pay the creditors to whom I am indebted for pork bought of them. My negro man Tony is to be sold with all convenient speed, and turned into money. I leave to my wife PHEBE all personal property, and my best bed and furniture, and the use of my watch, seal and coat of arms until my son Ebenezer is of age. My executors are to sell all the land I bought of Underhill Barnes, adjoining to Israel Honeywell, and the Parsonage of Westchester, except the swamp of timber which I reserve. They are also to sell the rest of my salt meadow which I bought of Stephen Williams, joining to John Williams' meadow, and Moses Mollinex on the Great creek; Also all the right and interest which I have in old Mr. Phillipse Upper Patent, with consent of the landlords. The proceeds to be used to pay debts, and the rest put at interest for my wife Phebe, to bring up the children till my youngest daughter Elizabeth is 18, and then to be divided between my wife and my daughters, Mary, Abigail, Hannah, and Elizabeth. My wife is to have anything in the house at the appraised value. All my houses and lands I leave to my three sons, EBENEZER, THOMAS, and Benjamin. My wife is to have the best room in the house, and use of two cows and 1/3 of orchard. My son Ebenezer is to be left at school, and learnt good Arithmetic, Navigation and surveying, and Lattin, SUFFICIENT TO QUALIFY HIM FOR A DOCTOR." And I would have him put out either to a Doctor or a merchant, and I order the expense of the estate given to him. The swamp ground reserved is to be measured so as to extend it eastward so far as the fence, running from the highway lying next to Israel Honeywell's orchard, about 8 rods, for a passage to the other land. My executors are to keep my other two sons at school, and give them good learning suitable for a merchant. I make my wife Phebe and my brother Thomas, and my brother in law, Richard Cornell, executors.
Dated December 7, 1749. Witnesses, John Bartow, Benjamin Fowler, Robert Huestis. Proved, January 1, 1749/50.
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1765. Jan. 18. Budd, Tamar, and Ebenezer Haviland
see for more Haviland info:
www.ryehistoricalsociety.org/newsletter.htm
Some sites say that Dr. Ebenezer Haviland died around the time of the Rev. War. and see
havilands.org/HavilandsCom/Heraldry/heraldry.html
"Aunt Tamar he says, lived many years after the Doctor’s death" This is why I thought the 90 year old Tamar Haviland was likely the wife of Dr. Ebenezer.
I'm trying to sort out the Budds! Thank you again!
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