William Dehaven and Hannah Cramber
Husband William Dehaven
Born: 1714 - Whitpain, Montgomery, Pennsylvania Christened: Died: 10 Sep 1784 - Whitpain, Montgomery, Pennsylvania Buried: - Boehm's Church, Blue Bell
Father: Peter Dehaven (1688-1768) Mother: Sidonia (Elizabeth) Levering (1691-Abt 1736)
Marriage: 31 Mar 1739 - 1st Presb Ch Philadelphia
Wife Hannah Cramber
Born: 1717 - Whitpain, Montgomery, Pennsylvania Christened: Died: 25 Jun 1786 - prob Montgomery, Pennsylvania Buried: - Boehm's Church, Blue Bell
Children
1 F Margareth Dehaven
Born: 1739 - Whitpain, Montgomery, Pennsylvania Christened: Died: Buried:Spouse: Conrad Klein ( - )
2 M Peter III Dehaven
Born: 31 Jan 1741 - Whitpain, Montgomery, Pennsylvania Christened: Died: 1820 - Frederick Co, Virginia Buried:
3 F Sarah Dehaven
Born: 26 Sep 1743 - Whitpain, Montgomery, Pennsylvania Christened: Died: Buried:
4 F Andrew Dehaven
Born: 9 Feb 1745 - Whitpain, Montgomery, Pennsylvania Christened: Died: 1788 - Norristown, Montgomery, Pennsylvania Buried: - Norristown
5 M Jesse Dehaven
Born: 1748 - Whitpain, Montgomery, Pennsylvania Christened: Died: Buried:
6 M Abraham Dehaven
Born: 1750 - Whitpain, Montgomery, Pennsylvania Christened: Died: Buried:Spouse: Ann ( - )
7 M Joes (John) Dehaven
Born: - Whitpain, Montgomery, Pennsylvania Christened: Died: Infant Buried:
8 F Hannah Dehaven
Born: - Whitpain, Montgomery, Pennsylvania Christened: Died: Buried:
9 M Samuel II Dehaven
Born: 1752/1754, 1746/1747 Julian Calendr - Whitpain, Montgomery, Pennsylvania Christened: Died: 1821 - Horsham, Montgomery, Pennsylvania Buried:Spouse: Catherine Ramey ( -1821) Marr: Abt 1771 - prob Whitpain or Horsham, Montgomery Co, Pennsylvania
General Notes (Husband)
Lived all his life tehr on land his father deeded to him 12/10/1742
His father deeded 55 of 105 acres to Wiliam, yeoman, and the rest to Edward. William already owned land adjoining.
General Notes (Wife)
This is the usual spelling of her name, from records. Her parentage is uncertain. It is clear that she was German. It is generally believed that her father was Nicholas Cramer, one of the very intense, Mennonite/ Quaker/ once radically Anabaptist like the Dehavens group, closely interrelated and inbred, from several villages near Muelheim, Germany, who were initial settlers of Germantown. It is not impossible that the name is the phonetic in someone's mind spelling of something else or a simplification of another German name (Nicholas Cramer and his fellows were actually part Dutch), like Crambert. Though GErmans in that area didn't usually mess with their names; that usually happened at Staten Island.
The descendants of William I (on the Dehaven descendancy chart) are not MORE nuts than other Dehavens, but have mental health problems and a very intense , high-strung, distrustful personality with particular consistency matched only by descendants of those Dehavens who married Op Den Graef. (William's father, Peter I, one of several sons of the emigrant Dehaven and born in Germany, married a daughter of the other crank; Levering. Most Dehavens are descended from either Levering or Opden Graef, particularly those who keep track of their ancestry.)
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