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Peter DeHaven

Also Known As: "Peter In Den Hofen"
Birthdate:
Birthplace: Mulheim, Herzogtum Berg, Heiliges Römisches Reich Deutscher Nation
Death: May 23, 1768 (81)
Philadelphia County (Present Montgomery County), Province of Pennsylvania
Place of Burial: Blue Bell, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, United States
Immediate Family:

Son of Evert de Haven and Lisebiet in den Hoffen
Husband of Sedonia Elizabeth DeHaven and Elizabeth DeHaven
Father of Edward DeHaven, II; Magdaline Deborah Supplee; Modlin DeHaven; William DeHaven; John B. DeHaven and 11 others
Brother of Anna Gerdruth der Hoven; Willem DeHaven; Gerhard DeHaven, Haven; Harmon de Haven; Wilem DeHaven and 7 others

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Surname also bee seen as indehaven & Peter IN DEN HOVEN,

in Mühlenberg's journals we see:
De Haven (styled as De Höfen) first name unknown De Höfen Dec. 18, '78 burial; the immigrant De Haven was : Peter DeHaven

Peter DeHaven born at Mylheim on the Ryhr, Germany (Mülheim an der Ruhr, also called "City on the River", is a city in North Rhine-Westphalia in Germany. Wikipedia ) in 1686 and came to America with his parents in 1698. On 24 December 1711 he was married to Sidonia Levering who was born in Germantown, Pennsylvania on 23 April 1691. Records of the Bensalom Dutch Reformed Church in the Bucks County says, ÙS Married December 24,1711- Pieter ten heuven young man born at Willem aen residing at Rocks Township.ÙT Sidonia was the daughter of Wigard and Magdaline (Bokers) Levering who came America in 1685. Her home while with her parents was ÙSnorthwestÙT of the Baptist church, Roxborough,on the northerly side of Ridge Road, nearly opposite Green LaneÙT the place of her burial is not known; it may have been in the Levering burying ground, before 1736 as a legacy from SidoniaÙus father was left directly to her husband that year. Peter later married his second wife Elizabeth McNulty. On March 4, 1728/9 Peter received 100 acres in Whitpain Township from his parents. He is recorded as residing there in ,or before, 1734. On May 1,1742, Said Peter granted 56 acres of the above tract to ÙShis son Edward Indehove.ÙT (Another brief of the title gave the name as Edward Indehoffen) On December 1,1742 Peter and wife Elizabeth granted 44 acres of the 100 acre tract to John Indehoffen. On December 10,1742, Peter and Elizabeth, his wife, granted unto ÙSWilliam Indehove son of said PeterÙT 55 acres if a tract of 105 acres in Whitpain, bought from Thomas Thomas of Radnor June 1720. On Feb 10 1746/47 Peter and Elizabeth granted 50 of the Whitpain in 1730 to Samuel DeHaven, the son of Peter. SamuelÙus first tract was south of the land belonging to German congregation and east of the Skippack Road. On June 7,1747 Peter and wife granted 40 acres and on December 15,1759 23 acres of this tract to his son Jacob DeHaven. On December 15,1759 Peter and wife grant 21 acres, and on Sep 18,1761 2 acres and 5 perches, to the son Garret DeHaven, this also from the 150 acre tract above named. Jacob and Garret sold out entirely to Samuel so that Samuel finally owned the 150 acres. A tract of 48 acres was deeded to Peter (Junior) June 20,1751 from the above named 105 acres bought by Peter ÙSElderÙT from Thomas Thomas of Radnor. It was bounded by lands of Edward and William DeHaven and Joshua Dickinson, beginning at the Skippack Road. Since JohnÙus estate was kept in his line until the latter part of the 19th century and is located on maps at Blue Bell, and since these lands were adjoining, it is obvious that the settlement of Peter, the elder, was at Blue Bell, part of it contiguous with the German Congregation (BoehmÙus) and part on the other side of the Skippack Road. The cause for granting the deed of 1742 was ÙSthe sad Peter and Elizabeth thereunto movingÙu

Peter died on 23 May 1768 at age 82 and is buried at BoehmÙus Church, Blue Bell, Whitpain Township, Montgomery (then Philadelphia) County, Pennsylvania. The will of ÙSPeter de Haven of WhitpainÙT was written on November 29,1767 and proven 13 June 1768.

Peter DeHaven - 1767 Ten Heuven/Im den Hoffen: Philadelphia (now Montgomery) County

Peter Dehavens will - In the name of God Amen. I Peter deHaven of Whitpain Township in the County of Philadelphia in the Province of Pennsylvania yeoman being weak in body but of a Perfect Sound mind and Memory thanks be given to God therefore

Do this Second day of November A. D. One-thousand Seven hundred and Sixty-seven Make and Ordain this my last Will and Testament in Manner & form following. First I will that all my Just Debts funeral Charges and Probate hereof Be duly satisfied and paid by my hereunto named Executors out of my whole Estate. Secondly I give unto my well beloved wife Elizabeth one third of my whole Estate to be paid to her by my Executor within twelve Months after my Decease. I also give unto her my malattow* child now living with me - Thirdly I give unto each of my hereunto named Children Edward, William, Modlin, John, Peter, Elizabeth, Samuel, Gerhard, Mary and Jacob one English Shilling, to be paid to each of them within one month after my decease by my Executor-.

Fourthly I give all the Residue of my whole Estate unto my two youngest Children named John andAbraham who I got by my said wife Elizabeth, and to each of them a like Share for Ever, which said Legacies shal- be put upon Interest by my Executor as soon as possible after my decease until they become to be Twenty-one year of age. Then it shal be paid to them as they become such age by my Executor and if one of them Should Survive the other without Issue the one living Shal Inherit the other so Dying, and if they both should die before any Issue of either of them Then I give the same to all my before mentioned Children to each of them a like Shear for Ever. And lastly I constitute and apoint my Son Samuel Dehaven to be my true and Sole Executor of this my last Will and Testament Revoking all other and former wills made by me herebefore Ratifying and Confirming this to be my last Will and Testament In Testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and Seal the Day and year first above written

Signed Sealed Published and his declared by the ___ Peter deHaven Peter deHaven as his last will and Testament mark in the presence of us.- Samuel Castner ___ Melchior Wagener ___ ___June 13 1768. Personally appeared Samuel Casstner and Melchior Wagener the witnesses in the pregoing will and the said Samuel Castner (on oath) and Melchior Wagener _____Solemn affirmation *mulatto

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"Lineage Book National Society of the Daughters of the American Colonists" volume VII, 1946

'Mrs. Bessie A. McCormick Snyder born in Gerardstown, W. Va. wife of Daniel Webster Snyder

Descendant of Wigard Levering as follows:

1 James B McCormick b 1857-93 m 1879, Effe Belle Snapp b 1861 d 1889
2 Harrison McCormick b 1882 d 1901 m 1845 Mary DeHaven b 1824 d 1872 3 Isaac DeHaven jr b 1794 d 1869 m Mary Wooley Light b 1796 d 1808 4 Isaac DeHaven Sr b 1765 d 1838 m Suannah Branawary d 1811 5 Peter DeHaven b 1741 d 1822 m 1764 Abigail West d 1827 6 William DeHaven b 1714 d 1784 m 1738 Hanna Cranbar 7 Peter Dehaven b 1688 d 1768 m Sidonia Levering b 1691 8 Wigard Levering m 1674 Magdalena Boker b 1650 d 1717

Wigard Levering of Pennsylvania, a Huguenot refugee, took the Oath of Allegiance to William and Mary, 1691; landed proprietor and founder of Roxborough, He died in Pennsylvania"

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6. Peter Dehaven (Evert Ten Heuven1) was born 1686 in Mylheim On The Ryhr, Germany, and died 23 May 1768 in Blue Bell, Whitpain Township, Montgomery (Then Philadelphia) County, Pennsylvania. He was buried in BoehmÙus Church, Blue Bell, Whitpain Township, Montgomery (Then Philadelphia) County, Pennsylvania. He married Sidonia Levering 24 Dec 1711 in , , Pennsylvania, daughter of Wigard "John" Levering and Magdalena Boeckers Or Bokers. She was born 23 Apr 1691 in Germantown, Pennsylvania, and died 1730-1742 in , , Pennsylvania. He married Elizabeth McNulty Abt 1742 in Pennsylvania.

Children of Peter Dehaven and Sidonia Levering are:
  • 21 i. Edward Dehaven was born Abt 1712 in , , Pennsylvania, and died Bef 1770 in , , Pennsylvania. He married Margaret Op Den Graef, daughter of Jacob Op Den Graef and Annaken Dehaven.
  • + 22 ii. William De Haven was born 1714 in , , Pennsylvania, and died 10 Sep 1784 in , , Pennsylvania.
  • 23 iii. Magdalena Deborah (Modlin) Dehaven was born 26 Nov 1716 in , , Pennsylvania, and died 25 Sep 1801 in , , Pennsylvania. She married Hance Supple. He was born 17 Jul 1714, and died 16 Dec 1770 in , , Pennsylvania. + 24 iv. John Dehaven was born 1718 in , , Pennsylvania, and died 15 Jan 1812 in , , Pennsylvania.
  • 25 v. Peter Dehaven was born 1719 in , , Pennsylvania, and died 11 Nov 1815 in , , Pennsylvania. He married Sarah Hughes. She was born 1722, and died 15 Sep 1760 in , , Pennsylvania. He married Elizabeth (Hubbs) Knight 18 Jan 1763 in Old Christ Church, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. She was born Abt 1722.
  • + 26 vi. Elizabeth Dehaven was born Abt 1719 in , , Pennsylvania.
  • 27 vii. Samuel Dehaven was born 3 Mar 1724 in , , Pennsylvania, and died 19 Feb 1815 in , , Pennsylvania. He married Susanna Yocum, daughter of Peter Yocum and Elizabeth. She was born 1726, and died 17 Apr 1814 in , , Pennsylvania.
  • + 28 viii. Gerhard (Garret) Dehaven was born Abt 1727 in , , Pennsylvania, and died Abt 1815.
  • 29 ix. Mary Dehaven was born Abt 1729 in , , Pennsylvania, and died 1768-1812.
  • 30 x. Jacob Dehaven was born Abt 1730 in , , Pennsylvania, and died 1812. He married Marcy Britton Van Pelt. She was born Abt 1746, and died 1809 in , , Pennsylvania .

Children of Peter Dehaven and Elizabeth McNulty are:

 * 31   i. John Dehaven was born Abt 1744 in , , Pennsylvania. 
  • 32 ii. Abraham Dehaven was born Abt 1746 in , , Pennsylvania

Peter was born near Mulheim, Westphalia. The replacement head stone contains incorrect data. The Reformed Church in Mulheim records the date of baptism as 3.12.1686 (3 Dec 1686). When this stone was replaced around 1997 the date was inscribed as 12 March 1686. There are no birth dates for Peter nor his siblings, only baptismal dates for some. Peter and Sidonia had 10 children. Peter had 2 additional children with his second wife, Elizabeth McNulty.



(f/g) Peter Dehaven Birth: 1686, Germany Death: May 23, 1768 Montgomery County Pennsylvania, USA

Peter was born near Mulheim, Westphalia. The replacement head stone has contains incorrect data. The Reformed Church in Mulheim records the date of baptism in the European mode as 3.12.1686 [3 Dec 1686]. When this stone was replaced around 1997 the date was inscribed as 12 March, 1686. There are no birth dates for Peter or his siblings, only baptismal dates for some.

The ten children of Sidonia Levering and Peter DeHaven are shown below. Peter had two additional children with his second wife, Elizabeth McNulty, a second John and an Abraham. Some sources show all children with Sidonia and no mention of the second wife.

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Spouse:
 Sidonia Levering DeHaven (1691 - 1736) 
Children:
 Edward DeHaven (1712 - ____)*
 William Dehaven (1714 - 1784)*
 Magdalene Deborah DeHaven Supplee (1716 - 1801)*
 John DeHaven (1718 - 1812)*
 Peter Dehaven (1719 - 1815)*
 Elizabeth DeHaven Yocum (1723 - 1763)*
 Samuel DeHaven (1724 - 1815)*
 Gerhard DeHaven (1727 - 1815)*
 Mary DeHaven (1729 - ____)*
 Jacob DeHaven (1730 - 1813)*
 Abraham DeHaven (1748 - ____)

Burial: Boehm Cemetery Blue Bell Montgomery County Pennsylvania, USA Plot: Maintained by: Joe Patterson Originally Created by: DLL Record added: May 01, 2005 Find A Grave Memorial# 10880432 -tcd

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Peter DeHaven's Timeline

1686
December 3, 1686
Mulheim, Herzogtum Berg, Heiliges Römisches Reich Deutscher Nation
1688
1688
Age 1
Mülheim, Düsseldorf, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany
1711
1711
1712
1712
Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, United States
1716
November 25, 1716
Whitpain Township, Philadelphia County, Province of Pennsylvania
November 26, 1716
Whitpain Township, Montgomery County, PA, United States
November 26, 1716
Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, United States
1717
1717
1718
1718
Whitpain Township, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, United States