This Hannah, wife of Samuel King 1675-1725, was not a Havens. Please read Lucy Akerly, "William and Dorothy King of Salem, Mass, and Three Generations of Their Long Island Descendants," "New York Genealogical and Biographical Record," (1902) page 145 that notes the mistake in one genealogy it names that confuses this Samuel King with another different Samuel King who married a Hannah Havens. (https://books.google.com/books?id=CdUUAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA145-IA2&source=gbs_selected_pages&cad=2#v=onepage&q&f=false)
"Her maiden name is not known and the 'Pedigree of King of Salem' confuses her with a certain Hannah Havens who married another Samuel King, 19 Feb., 1761, (Salmon Record); this may have been that Samuel King mentioned in Henry H. Terry's
note-book as having d. 1 March, 1803, aged 72 years and about 2 mos."
The Salmon Records page 96: "1761 Feb. 19 Samll King Hannh Havens" (https://archive.org/stream/salmonrecordspri00salm#page/96/mode/2up)
Contributor: vcking (49341684) • [email protected]
"Her maiden name is not known and the 'Pedigree of King of Salem' confuses her with a certain Hannah Havens who married another Samuel King, 19 Feb., 1761, (Salmon Record); this may have been that Samuel King mentioned in Henry H. Terry's
note-book as having d. 1 March, 1803, aged 72 years and about 2 mos."
The Salmon Records page 96: "1761 Feb. 19 Samll King Hannh Havens" (https://archive.org/stream/salmonrecordspri00salm#page/96/mode/2up)
Contributor: vcking (49341684) • [email protected]
This Hannah, wife of Samuel King 1675-1725, was not a Havens. Please read Lucy Akerly, "William and Dorothy King of Salem, Mass, and Three Generations of Their Long Island Descendants," "New York Genealogical and Biographical Record," (1902) page 145 that notes the mistake in one genealogy it names that confuses this Samuel King with another different Samuel King who married a Hannah Havens. (https://books.google.com/books?id=CdUUAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA145-IA2&source=gbs_selected_pages&cad=2#v=onepage&q&f=false)
"Her maiden name is not known and the 'Pedigree of King of Salem' confuses her with a certain Hannah Havens who married another Samuel King, 19 Feb., 1761, (Salmon Record); this may have been that Samuel King mentioned in Henry H. Terry's
note-book as having d. 1 March, 1803, aged 72 years and about 2 mos."
The Salmon Records page 96: "1761 Feb. 19 Samll King Hannh Havens" (https://archive.org/stream/salmonrecordspri00salm#page/96/mode/2up)
Contributor: vcking (49341684) • [email protected]
"Her maiden name is not known and the 'Pedigree of King of Salem' confuses her with a certain Hannah Havens who married another Samuel King, 19 Feb., 1761, (Salmon Record); this may have been that Samuel King mentioned in Henry H. Terry's
note-book as having d. 1 March, 1803, aged 72 years and about 2 mos."
The Salmon Records page 96: "1761 Feb. 19 Samll King Hannh Havens" (https://archive.org/stream/salmonrecordspri00salm#page/96/mode/2up)
Contributor: vcking (49341684) • [email protected]
Inscription
___ ____ Body
___ ___ Wife
___ [dep]art'd This
___ [Au]gust ye 17
______ in ye 32th
Year of Her Age.
The mutilated inscription on this stone may, with a good deal of confience, be restored thus:
[Here lyes Ye] Body [of Mrs]
[Hannah King] [W]ife [of Mr]
[Samuel] King [Jun'r]
[Who Dep]arted This [Life]
[Au]gust ye 17, [1712]
in Ye 39th
Year of Her Age
"Ancient Long Island Epitaphs From the Towns of Southold, Shelter Island and Easthampton, New York, by Edward Doubleday Harris, 1902"
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The part of the stone with missing inscription was broken off in 1882 when it was transcribed.
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