Father: George Owen
Mother: Martha Naibor
Siblings: Even Edwin (~1663 - 1684)
m Martha Unknown.
John (~1666 - 1736/7)
m Mary Unknown
Moses (~1668 - 1719)
m Mary Unknown
[Jonathan (1668/9 - 1750)]
George (~1672 - 1721) m Unknown
Married: Mary Brewster - 9 Aug 1689 in Windham, Windham Co., CT
more info about the Brewsters
Children: Jonathan (~1690 Brookhaven - 1759)
m (bef 1703) Mary Unknown (bef 1689 CT - bef 1718 CT)
m 2 (1718 Southold, Suffolk, NY) Rachel Woodworth
She was b Westchester, d 1768 - d/o Benjamin Woodworth and Hannah Damon
These next four children come from Randall Owen's file - they are not mentioned by Hook
Caleb, b ~1691 (m Elizabeth Brewster - one son)
Joshua, b 1692 - d 1769 (m Margaret Woodworth - ch Jemima, Leonard, Elijah, and Keziah)
Ann, b 9 Nov 1693
Aaron b 1696
Joseph (22 Jun 1706 Brookhaven - 11 Oct 1759 - Bedford, Westchester Co., NY)
m (2 Nov 1729 - Bedford, Westchester Co., NY) Hannah HELME
She was b, 8 Dec 1713 Brookhaven - d 31 Dec 1785 Bedford
d/o William Helme & Temperance Woodhull
Ruth (~1708 Brookhaven - )
m ~1723 Isaac Lawrence (707 in Eastchester, Westchester, NY - 1768)
s/o Isaac Lawrence & Ann Squires
Ebenezer (1710 Brookhaven - 1759 Walkill)
m Temperance Helme (~1712 Brookhaven - )
d/o William Helme & Temperance Woodhull
Nathaniel (~1712 Bedford, Westchester - 1763 Orange Co, NY)
George (1716 Brookhaven - Aug 1770 Goshen, Orange, NY)
m Elizabeth Unknown
Female 1716 Brookhaven
Female ~1720 Brookhaven
Notes from Hook
1690 Mar 31 - bought from Joseph Davis of Brookhaven "a certain house, barn and homestall together with orchard, fencings and other improvements now in possession of John Smith being on the north side [of] the land now in possession of John Muncey and a hyway on the south side"; witnessed by Thomas Helme and George Owen and registered by Timothey Brewster [Book B, pp 289-90. Brookhaven].
1701 Mar 10 - request of Jonathan Owen to the Trustees of Brookhaven on 10 Mar 1701 for land "on the southernside of the 20 aker lot given to his [Jonathan's] father Owen by the town over against his brother George Owens house" [Book C, p. 35]
He is shown by subsequent records to have been a carpenter and was designated later in Suffolk and Orange county, NY, deeds as "Planter," "Yeoman," and "Gentleman."
The gravestones are in the Owen-Raymond Cemetery on McLean Street that runs to the right off route 172 as one travels westward between Bedford and Mt Kisco, in Westchester County, NY. There are three important stones in this old brush-infested graveyard which the writer personally saw 8 April 1952. The principal stone of the three is a tall four-sided one bearing the following inscriptions:Standing in line with this four-sided stone and immediately to the north of it are two smaller stones, one reading: "In memory of Joseph Owen who died May 11, 1813, age 77 years, 8 months and 6 days"; the other, "Millicent, wife of Joseph Owen, died May 26, 1816, age 74 years."
Obviously these three stones commemorate three successive generations of the Owen family of Bedford, beginning with Jonathan and Mary, followed by Joseph and Hannah, and then by Joseph and Millicent.
Hook, James William. "The Owen Family of Suffolk, Orange and Westchester Counties, New York." The American Genealogist, v 30 #3 (119) July 1954, pp 135-7.
Forward to son, Ebenezer (according to Hook, the father of our Jonathan)
Back to Owen Home Page
Back to Lee's Genes Home Page
Questions, comments, additions, corrections? Contact me at: lee@leesgenes.com
Page last updated 11 July 2007