Hannah HAVILAND

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Hannah married Benedict CARPENTER in 1737 in Harrison, Westchester, New York. Benedict (son of William CARPENTER and Elizabeth MUDGE) was born on 7 Jun 1717 in Nassau, Richmond, New York, British Colonial America; died on 22 Jun 1791 in New Milford, Litchfield, Connecticut. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Asa CARPENTER was born about 1738 in Scarsdale, Westchester, N. Y.; died before 1761 in New York.
2. Benedict CARPENTER, Jr. was born on 20 Aug 1740 in Scarsdale, Westchester, New York; died in 1790 in Harrison, Westchester, New York.
3. Daniel CARPENTER was born on 25 Sep 1742 in Scarsdale, Westchester, New York; died on 21 Mar 1821 in New York City, New York.

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• Land Assessment: 9 Jan 1724, Purchase, Harrison, Westchester, New York
• Alt. Death: 10 Apr 1769, Rye, Westchester, New York

Adam married Mary LOTT about 1724 in Westchester, New York. Mary (daughter of Johannus Pieter LOTT and Nishe "Anna" WITT, DeWitt) was born on 12 Nov 1698 in Flushing, Long Island, New York; died on 6 Jan 1747 in Bushwick, Kings, New York. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Occupation: ; Quaker Preacher, R.I. Freeman 17 May 1653; Commissioner 21 May 1656
• Immigration: 1697; Moved from Newport County, Rhode Island in the year of 1697 to Queens County, New York.
• Land Assessment: 9 Jan 1724, Westchester, New York Colony, British Colonial America

Benjamin married Abigail MOTT in 1683 in Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island. Abigail (daughter of Adam MOTT, Jr and Mary LOTT) was born on 3 May 1660 in Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island, British Colonial America; was christened on 3 May 1666 in Portsmouth, Rhode Island, British Colonial America; died on 4 Jul 1730 in Rye, Westchester, New York Colony, British Colonial America; was buried in Jul 1730 in Rye, Westchester, New York Colony, British Colonial America. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Name: Peter Lott
• _UID: CBEB9931945C4689B31D647D4C0499FAD355
• Residence: 1698, Long Island, New York, British Colonial America
• Residence: 1703, Long Island, New York, British Colonial America
• Residence: 1708, Lawrenceville, Mercer, New Jersey
• Will: 1721

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Peter Lott , son of Peter and Gertrude Lott, was born about 1660/70; died 1721, Hopewell, N.J.; married Nishe (Dutch for Ann, Anna or Hannah, and more frequently spelled Neatje, Natje, Annatje, etc?)- 1698. Hempstead, L.I., both Peter and his wife Nishe Lott, appear in the Census Records. As Peter was married at this time, and head of a family, he very
evidently was not the Peter, born 1682, nor the one born 1690, as claimed by numerous authorities.'
In 1703, he was a resident of Newtown,L.I., and in 1708, purchased land in Maidenhead, N.J., at which time he may have moved there. His records are as follows 1703 March 3. Peter Lott of Newtownand Nisie his wife of the one part
and Nicholas Berrien of the sameplace of the other part sd Peter Lott and his wife for and in consideration of the sum of 700 Pounds and sold unto Nicholas Berrien land .
His will dated 1720. Dec. 11. Peter Lot was as follows: "In the Name of God Amen. I, Peter Lot of Hopewell, in the county of Hunterdon and in the province of NewJersey, Yeoman, being sick and weak in body the of sound mind and
memory,thanks be given to God, Therefore calling to mind the mortality of mybody and the shortness and uncertainty of human life Do make and .......this mylast will and Testamentviz: Mywill is that mylands and Tenaments both here and at Burlington be sold by my Executors and my debts paid out of same. And I give and bequeath unto Nishe my dearly beloved wife one Third part to her and her heirs and assigns forever. Item: I give and be queath unto my five children
all the remainder of myestate goods chattels to go equally (except six shillings which I give my son Peter more than to the rest), Moreover mywill is that my Dearly beloved wife aforesaid, and my loving sons Peter Lot and John Phillips be Executors.





Birth order of Peter's Children
Teunis G. Bergen gives us the names of 6 children of Peter Lott and Gertrude _______ : Engelbert, Catrina, Peter, Abraham, Hendrick, and Johannes. If Bergen is correct, it would have been traditional for Peter to have named his eldest son after Peter's own father, and we can assume that his own patronymic was "Engelbertszen" as well.

Johannus married Nishe "Anna" WITT, DeWitt in 1693 in New York. Nishe (daughter of Pieter Jans WITT and Dorothea VOLCKERS) was born in 1662 in Hempstead, Nassau County, New York; died after 1721 in New York, New York. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Residence: 1606, Salisbury, Wiltshire, England, United Kingdom
• Occupation: 17 May 1653, Newport, Rhode Island, British Colonial America; Freeman
• Occupation: 21 May 1656, Portsmouth, Rhode Island, British Colonial America; Commissioner to the General Court
• Residence: 1677, Flushing, Queens, New York Colony, British Colonial America

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William emigrated to America, about 1642. He died in 1697, aged 90 years.
William is believed traditionally to be the son of James Haviland (1553 - 1613), Mayor of Salisbury, England, and Thomassine Maindonail (ca 1560 - 1641). [1] The only evidence cited is a Christening record in 7 Sep 1606 at St. Thomas's, Salisbury, Wiltshire, England for a "William Havelan." (James had other children by a previous marriage.) This relationship has been debated, with James' brother Thomas being proffered as an alternative father. See Haviland Family Mysteries.
Due to full consideration of all the facts, this profile will, for the time being, maintain William as the son of James until more evidence and information can be found and analyzed.
Marriage
William appears to have married Hannah Hicks ca 1652, a daughter of John and Horodias (Long) Hicks (a couple who suffered a divorce of notoriety) at Newport, Rhode Island

William Haviland emigrated to America between 1639 - 1646, but probably closer to 1639-1640, for in 1646 he was listed as a Church Warden in Newport, R.I. [citation needed]
He was recorded as a freeman of Newport in 1653, along with Benedict Arnold (the eventual president and then governor of Rhode Island). In 1655 he was received as Freeman from Newport in a General Election held at Providence, R.I. [4], very likely to re-elect Roger Williams as President of the Colony of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations, with whom William's views were almost certainly in alignment given his immigration to specifically Rhode Island and his religious beliefs.
On 21 May 1656 he was listed as a Commissioner to the General Court at Portsmouth, R.I., from Newport. [4] This station should be understood within the context of the political and religious context of Rhode Island at that time.
"While many arrived seeking freedom from religious persecution, unfortunately it continued, and by 1656 some newly arrived Quakers were quite expressive and extreme and sought to exasperate that conflict. William Haviland's colleague Benedict Arnold succeeded Roger Williams as the President of the Colonies, and was forced to respond to these matters. William Haviland, while not a Quaker at this time, was arguably Protestant and probably distressed by the events of that year, given that in the last two generations of his family there were persecutions of Protestants in England. And so he became involved in the local politics wherein the separation of Church and State and freedom of religious expression, for which Roger Williams was a strong proponent and probably William Haviland also, was a major issue

There is a reference to grants by Pettaquamscutt land purchases to William Haviland on 1 May 1663. [12]
William then removed to Long Island, ca 1667, for in that year he purchased 100 acres of land from his brother-in-law, Thomas Hicks, on what is now Little Neck, (then called "Cornbury"). [4]
On 24 Mar 1685 he signed the renewal-charter of the Patent of Flushing, as did his wife's brother Thomas Hicks. (Flushing is now a township in the borough of Queens, New York, NY.) "The first patent of Incorporation of the Town of Flushing was granted by the Dutch Governor, William Keift, and was dated October 10th, 1645. This was renewed under the English authority. The renewal-charter was dated March 24th, 1685. These manuscripts were probably lost in the fire [of October, 1789, as they were kept in the house of the John Vanderbilt, the Town Clerk, set ablaze deliberately by his slaves]. The only manuscript the Town has, relative to its Incorporation, is termed an "Exemplification of Flushing Patent." It is dated Feb. 24th, 1792; one hundred and seven years after the renewal by the English, and one hundred and forty-seven years after the original grant by the Dutch authorities. We found it in possession of Capt. George B. Roe, who kindly placed a copy at our disposal. It is only sixty-seven years old [as of 1859], but already many parts are nearly obliterated and can with difficulty be deciphered." [13] William Haviland's name was preserved in this document, as it was a reproduction of the renewal charter of 1685. A "Joseph Havyland" also signed the document. He may be Joseph, son of William.

The Will of Benedict Arnold
William Haviland is mentioned by name in the will of Benedict Arnold, the Governor of Newport, R.I., wherein we find evidence that Arnold purchased land from Haviland and had neighboring (or nearby) property:
...and to her heirs and assigns to have and to hold, possess and enjoy as her and their own true rights and lawful inheritance forever, that is to say, ye lands and tenements hereafter mentioned, namely: ye house and two acres of land, be it more or less, that I bought of William Haviland, being and lying in ye precincts of ye town of Newport, above said, bounded on ye South and on ye East parts on land now or later in the possession of Thomas Clifton or his assigns, on ye West by a highway belonging to said town, and on ye North by land that I have bequeathed to my son Josias Arnold, and I order ye said line of fence to be made and forever maintained by ye occupants of ye premises which I bought of Wm. Haviland aforesaid, as also all that land which I bought of Wm. Vaughan being and lying in ye precincts of the said town of Newport... Unto my beloved son Josiah Arnold aforenamed, I give and bequeath a certain parcell of land, being and lying in ye precincts of ye town of Newport above mentioned, ye said land containing by estimation, four acres more or less, being eight rod in breadth from North to South, and eighty rod in length from East to West, bounded on ye North by land I have bequeathed to his mother Damaris Arnold, &c. on ye East by land of Walter Clarke on ye South in part by land now or late in ye possession of Thomas Clifton or his assigns and partly by ye land above said, I bought of Wm. Haviland and bequeathed to ye said Damaris Arnold, &c.... [14]

William married Hannah HICKS about 1654 in Newport, Rhode Island, British Colonial America. Hannah (daughter of John HICKS and Herodias LONG) was born on 16 Oct 1638 in Rhode Island, British Colonial America; died on 1 Sep 1688 in Queens, New York Colony, British Colonial America. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• MilitaryService: Rhode Island, British Colonial America; 1st Lieutenant Adam James Mott Jr
• Name: Adam James Mott
• Religion: Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island, British Colonial America; Puritan Church converted to Quaker Church. Adam 2nd. Mott also became a Quaker Pastor.
• Immigration: 8 Oct 1635, Boston, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America; Ship name Defence, Captain Edward Bostock, sailed from London, England to Boston, Massachusetts, America, Arrival date October 8, 1635, Adam Jr. Mott, Age:12
• Occupation: 1673, Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island, British Colonial America; Deputy Constable

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This is the RHODE ISLAND Adam, 1622 m. Mary Lott. This is NOT the NY Adam Mott #LRD9-36N
When Adam Mott was born in 1623 in Saffron Walden, Essex, England, his father, Adam, was 27 and his mother, Elizabeth, was 23. He was married three times and had five sons and 14 daughters. He died on April 5, 1693, in Portsmouth, Rhode Island, at the age of 70.
Adam Mott was born in 1623 in Saffron Walden, Essex, England, to Elizabeth Creel, age 23, and Adam Mott, age 27.

His brother Jonathan was born in 1626 in Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England, when Adam was 3 years old.

His sister Elizabeth was born on May 5, 1629, in Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England, when Adam was 6 years old.

His mother Elizabeth passed away in 1632 in Essex, England, at the age of 32.

His father Adam Mott I immigrated to the USA with his second wife Sarah Jennings Lott (1604-1661), her daughter Mary Lott (1631-1712) (by her first husband Englebert Pieters Lott), Adam Mott II (son of Elizabeth Creel), John Mott (1626-1653), & Elizabeth Mott (1629-1694) in the year 1635. They arrived in Roxbury, Massachusetts.

Adam Mott married his step-sister (not a blood relative) Mary Lott in Portsmouth, Rhode Island, in October 1647 when he was 24 years old.

Adam Mott arrived on board the Defense in 1635 with his father, Adam, stepmother Sarah and siblings (along with Mary Lott, Sarah's daughter by her first marriage). They arrived in Massachusetts, but moved to RI later. He eventually married his step sister Mary Lott (not his real sister).

Adam married Mary LOTT on 1 Jun 1647 in Newport, Newport, Rhode Island, British Colonial America. Mary (daughter of Engelbert Pieters LOTT and Sarah JENNINGS) was born on 3 May 1631 in Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England; died on 8 Oct 1712 in Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island, British Colonial America. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Name: Mary Engelbert Lott
• Will Dated: 4 Feb 1711, Portsmouth, Rhode Island, British Colonial America
• Residence: 8 Oct 1712, Portsmouth, Rhode Island, British Colonial America; Mary Lott ? Probate of Will

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Mary Lott arrived in New England with her mother, Sarah, and stepfather Adam Mott in 1635 on board the Defense from Cambridge. They arrived into Massachusetts and later removing to Portsmouth, RI. She married her step-brother Adam Mott.

Mary [Lott] Mott wrote her will on 12 February 1710/11. She named her children:
(1) Sarah [Mott] Tripp
(2) Bethyah [Mott] Abbitt
(3) Elizabeth [Mott] Wing
(4) Abigail [Mott] Hefferland

Her son-in-law Daniel Lawton, husband of daughter Rebecca, witnessed the will, as well as her half-brother Jacob Mott.

Children who predeceased her included Adam Mott, Mary Mott, and Phebe Mott.

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• Name: Peter Lodt

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Peter Lott, a common ancestor of the Lott family in America, was a French Huguenot who emigrated with his brother Bartholomew or Bartlet to America in 1652. They came from a point near the Lotte river which today is called Ruinerwold, Drenthe, Netherlands and settled in July 28, 1653 on land they purchased in Flatbush, Kings county, New York. He married Gertrude Lamberts, who died in 1704. [He did not live to be 120 years old!!]

He and Gertrude were both members of the Flatbush Reformed Dutch Church in 1677. The name Lott, spelled differently even by Peter, was Loot, Lodt, Loti, Lot or Loth. In 25 January 1662 Peter and his brother obtained a "Patent" for 24 Morgens of land in Flatbush, which he sold March 22, 1674, to Jan Cornelise Boomgaert. His name appears on Governor Dongan's Patent of Flatbush in 1685, of which town he was a Magistrate in 1656, and in 1673, and where he took Oath of Allegiance 1687. From a map on file in the Office of the Secretary of State in Albany, New York, made by "Ja. Cortelyou, sworn surveyor," filed Aug. 8, 1681, of six farms in Flatbush, it appears that "Pieter Lott" owned a farm on the west side of the "highway to the ferry" south of Dominie Polhemius's double lot and north of that of "Klyn Dirk". Edward Griffen conveyed this land to "Bartel Lot and Peter Loot." Peter signed his name "Peter Lot" and "Peter Lodt."
The known child born to Peter was Engelbart who died 30 April 1730 in Flatbush, Long Island and married Cornelia de la Noy daughter of Abraham de la Noy on 27 October 1678. His second child Catrina, married Douwe Jansen on 22 September 1687. He died prior to 1755 and was the son of Jan Jansen and Adrienna Van Ditmarsen. Peter's child Abraham had four wives; the 1st was Claesje Langestraet; 2nd Geertje Jans Dorlandt, baptised 19 August 1674; 3rd Sara, and 4th Marytie. Hendrick, born 10 May 1654, died 1728 and married Catrina do Witt, baptized 17 May 1654, She reportedly died in 1734 and was the daughter of Peter Jansen de Witt. In 1721, his son Peter died in Hopewell, New Jersey and was married to Nishe. John or the name Johannes per land deed is the last known child.
From a map on file in the Office of the Secretary of State in Albany, New York made by Ja Cortelyou, sworn surveyor, filed 8 August 1681 of six farms in Flatbush, it appears that "Pieter Lott" owned a farm on the west side of the "highway to the ferry" south of Dominie Polhemius's double lot. This is the land that Edward Griffen conveyed to Bartel Lot and Peter Loot in Flatbush. In this document Peter signed his name Peter Lot and Peter Lodt. --The Lott Family in America by A V Phillips, Traveler's Book Store, Trenton, New Jersey 1942

Englebret married Gertrude LAMBERTS in 1653 in Flatbush, Kings, New York Colony, British Colonial America. Gertrude was born in 1632 in Flatbush, Brooklyn, New York City, New York; was christened in 1632 in Flatbush, Brooklyn, New York City, New York; died in Oct 1710 in Flatbush, Kings, New York, British Colonial America; was buried in Oct 1710 in Flatbush Reformed Dutch Church Cemetery, Flatbush, Brooklyn, New York City, New York. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Name: Gerritje Lamberts

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• Occupation: Bushwick, Brooklyn, New York City, New York; Magistrate of Boswijck, New Netherland in 1661, 1662 and 1665
• Occupation: ; worked for Dutch West Indian Company
• _UID: 7D52C0D17B694F1E915F18489682675FDF4A
• Immigration: 1652, Bushwick, Brooklyn, New York City, New York; Imigrated and settled in Boswijck, New Netherland

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He married first, Dorothea Volckers, who died in 1658, as reported by him 12 Apr. 1660, to The Orphan's Court in New Amsterdam, expressing his intentions to remarry, and asked for the appointment of guardians for his four (4) children. The resulting proceedings, as given in "Original Records of Burgomasters and Orphan Masters," page 132 , are preserved as follows: "On the 15th, of April 1660, appeared before me Joannes Nevius, secretary of the Orphans Chamber of the City of Amsterdam in New Netherland, Pieter Jansen Witt, who in the presents of Henderick Willemsen, the baker, and Jan Jansen van Breeste produced a petition presented to the Director General and Council of New Netherland, August 25, 1658, wherein he reports the death of his wife who left him four children, and his intent on to marry again, as well following the customs and manners of the country; the property, after his wife's death, amounting to 3,200 fl. the florin at 20 stuyvers, of which is said children's share or half is 1,600 fl. He declares his conscience that there is no more and that no more would be found by impartial men; and administrators to take care of the property, so that said children may not be harmed in their interest, Hendrick Willemsen, the baker, and Jan Jansen van Breeste , binding for the afore said children's share of 1,600 fl.... . This was approved... A marginal note on petition dated 12 April 1660.. Gives wife's name Dorothy Volckers... that he promises to secure this money here at the Manhattans .....that the above mentioned be elected guardians of his four children, further to bring up the children, until they are of age or marry, to board and clothe them and do all for them that an honest father is bound to do." Pieter's second wife had died before 1698 and he may have married a third.
12 Apr 1660
New York City, New York, United States

Pieter married Dorothea VOLCKERS about 1645 in Leiden, Holland, Netherlands. Dorothea (daughter of Janzen VOLKERTS VIELE and Dorothea Maria JANSEN) was born on 21 Jan 1624 in Alblasserdam, South Holland, Netherlands; was christened in 1633 in New Amsterdam, New Netherland; died on 15 Apr 1658 in Bushwick, Kings, New York Colony, British Colonial America. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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