He is married to Sarah.
They got married
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A genealogical history of the Hoyt, Haight, and Hight families
By David Webster Hoyt
Pg 325-327
Children of (2616) Samuel3 and Sarah Haight.
(2666) I. Samuel,4 b. 1667-'72; m. Charity -----(2826); lived in Flushing, L.I.; d. between the 1st and 21st, 7th mo. [Sep.], 1712. He was a Quaker, or Friend. "Charotty Haight" and " Samuell Haight Jr." were witnesses of the mar. ^>f Nicholas, 1704; also Sam. Jr. witness of other mar. m 1704 and '11, and Charity Haight witness mar. John, 1716. On the rec. of E. Chester, N.' Y., we find that, March 16, 1692-3, " Samell Hoit Ju'" was chosen fence-viewer; and same date, land was let to Saml. Hoit Jr., to maintain a fence till the owner should appear. There was no Sam. Hoyt on the E. Chester list of rates in 1699-1700. Perhaps this Samuel may have lived in E. Chester a few years about the time of his becoming of age, and then removed to Flushing. [See (2628).]
(2667) II. Nicholas,4 b. 1670-82; m. Patience Titus,(* Daughter of Edward and Martha Titus, of Hempstead, married at the Quakers' mecting-houae in Wastbury.*) 5th, 5th mo. [July], 1704 (2827). A Friend; lived in Flushing, L. I.; d. 1730. Nicholas Haight was a witness of the deed of Harrison's purchase from the Indians, 1695. Nicholas and Patience Haight were witnesses of mar. of Sarah, 1704, and of others later. By his father's will, 1712, he rec'd "all that of three Twenty acre lotts of Land lying on the Hills where he Dwells and my four Ten acre Lotts lying under the Hills" in Flushing; also half a share of meadow, and "all my weareing Cloathes." His own will, rec. at N. Y. City, was dated Dec. 7, proved Feb. 20, 1730-1, in which he mentioned his wife Patience and three chil. His bros. John Haight and Robert Field were executors.
(2668) III. Jonathan,4 b. 1670-'84; m. Rebecca --------(2831); lived in Rye, Westchester Co., N. Y.; d. prob. after 1752. Baird states that his name occurs in Rye as early as 1704; and that in 1706 he appears to have been living on Rye Neck, probably towards the southern extremity. The ear-mark of Jonathan Hoytt was entered at Rye in April, 1707, taken by his son Wm. Haight in 1762. Jonathan Haight was a witness of the mar. of Nicholas and Sarah, 1704; Mary, 1711; Phebe, 1719. By his father's will, 1712, he received one half of lot No. 1 in Harrison's Purchase, Rye.
In Feb., 1727, and again in Feb., 1729-30, Jonathan Haight, of Rye, gent., and wife Rebecca, deeded land in Rye, " within Harrison's purchase so called," being part of the lot given him by his father, Samuel Haight, dec'd. Baird states that Jona. Haight, son of Sam., had, in 1727 and '30, become one of the proprietors of Rye, doubtless by purchase; for in 1730 he granted to his son Wm. one fourth of one eighteenth part in the undivided land in "Penning's Neck Purchase."(* The Indian name of this tract of land, lying between By ram River and Blind Brook, was " Peningo." [rct. C. W. Baird, of Eye.)
According to the Rye records, "Jonathan Haight, of Rye, Esq.," was High Sheriff of W.ch. Co. in 1714. A Jonathan Hoytt was chosen collector for Rye in 1716 and 1718; also one of the surveyors of the king's roads in 1716. A Jonathan Haight was one of the Justices of the Peace in Rye in 1720, '21, and '22; alsp one of the surveyors for Rye in 1725, and the first one of six persons "chosen a comitty or trusttees for repairing the [Epis.] church." There are deeds of Jona. Haight, Esq., of Rye, 1718; and of a Jona. Haight, of Rye, in 1720 and '24. The name of Jonathan Haight occurs among the grantors of a piece of land at Rye to the Presbyterian society, the site of the first church of that order built there, in 1729. There was also a Jona. Haight in Rye, in 1741. A Jonathan Haight was witness to three deeds of Davi 1 Haight, Sen., of Rye, in 1746.
There was a Jonathan Haight in the -estry of the Rye [Epis.] chh. as early as 1711 or '12, and the name frequently appears as warden or member of the vestry down to 1738. Justice Haight was present at a meeting of the vestry in 1720, and Jonathan Haight, Esquire, appears on the chh. rec. in 1752, probably the latest mention of Jonathan.4
There were two persons in Rye named Jonathan Haight, and some of the records quoted above may refer to (2690) Jonathan.4
(2669) IV. David,4 b. 1670-'90; m. Phebe ------ (2836); lived in Rye, Harrison; living in 1757; d. shortly before Nov. 27, 1760. Baird states that David is mentioned in the record of Rye ear-marks as early as 1707; and his farm of 380 acres adjoined that of Jonathan, in Harrison's Purchase. David Haight was a witness of the mar. of his sister Sarah at Flushing, 1704; and of Phebe, 1719. By his father's will, 1712, he rec'd the other half of lot No. 1, in Har. Pur., Rye; and in 1729, David Haight, of Rye, yeoman, and Phebe, his wife, deeded part of the farm on which he then lived, in Har. Pur., given him by his father, Sam. Haight, dec'd. We find deeds of David Sen., yeoman, of Har. Pur., Rye, and wife Phebe, to his sons in 1746 and 1757. The accompanying facsimile is from an autograph written in 1746.
The descendants of David4 were Episcopalians, and it is probable that neither Jonathan4 nor David4 adhered to the faith of their father.
(2670) V. john,* b. 1691-1696; m. Phebe Titus,* March 14, 1716 (2842); a Friend; lived in Flushing; d. May 13, 1740. John Haight was a witness of his sister Mary's mar., 1711, and of others in '17, '19. By his father's will, 1712, he received the "Dwelling house, barn, orchard, and all my Lands and Meadows Lying in the Township of Flushing," except what was otherwise disposed of. ' He was to take possession of one half on his marriage day, or at the age of 21, and of the other half at the decease of his mother., John Haight was a witness at Hempstead in 1733. His will, rec. at N. Y. City, was dated April 10, proved June 12, 1740. In it he mentions his wife Phebe, his mother Sarah Haight, six daus., and a " negro wench Hannah." Wid. Phebe m., at Flushing, Caleb Cornwell of Hempstead, July 21, 1743.
(2671) VI. Susanna,4 b. before 1684; m. ------ Griffen, before 1712.
(2672) VII. Sarah,4 b. before 1686; m. Silas Titus, at Flushing, Dec. 8, 1704.
(2673) VIII. Mary,4 b. before 1693; m., at Flushing, David Hewstis, of
Westchester, April 13, 1711. She is called Mary Buystead in her father's will, 1712. At Albauy is a letter to the justices of Queen's Co. for the apprehension of Wm. Ford, for forging the names of Saml. and Sarah Haight to a letter requesting a license for the mar. of Mary, their dau., to said Ford, Nov. 18, 1710.
(2674) IX. Hannah,4 b. before 1699; named Haight in 1712. Han. Haight was witness mar. John, 1716, and of another mar. '17. Possibly she m. Robert Field before 1730. [See (2667) Nich.4]
(2675) X. Phebe,4 b. before 1701 ; m. Anthony Badgley, Sen., of Flushing, Nov. 12, 1719; d. Jan. 20, 1731.