John Haburne

  Noted events in his life were:

• Background Information. ¹⁵³⁹
John Haburne heads this family at Cottingham, Yorkshire, but the name of his wife is unknown, unless she was the Anna Haberne who was buried 17 Feb 1622/23, a theory which receives weight from the fact that her son Ralph named his eldest daughter Anna. If so, and if she was twenty when John's first recorded child was baptized, she would have been about seventy-eight at her death. One John Habron was buried 19 Oct. 1597, another 6 Dec. 1622. If the latter was the father of Ralph, he must have lived to be about eight, and the earlier John may have been his father. Or William Haburne who was buried 3 Nov. 1565 could have been our John's father, though he could equally well have been John's son, born say 1562 before the present register begins.

The name is variously spelled in the records, some of the earliest entries making it Habron, but Haburne and Haberne seem to be the preferred forms, and Haburne was the spelling used in Ralph's will. John may have been brother of Agnes Haburne who married (8 Nov. 1568) William Taylor and of Margaret Haburne who married (23 Jan. 1568/9) Richard Moore.

The Hazen Family of America, pp. 11-12

John married.