In this Volume of the Brookhaven/South Haven web site I develop genealogies of the families of early Brookhaven (Fire Place) and Southaven Hamlets  and show their interconnectedness.

All the people found in this Section were not necessarily residents of the Hamlets.  However, all have a "family" connection to the Hamlets through one or more ancestors or descendants.  Some collateral lines are also included.

Those who are documented to have lived in the Hamlets are identified by a ^ following their name.  Ancestors of Hamlet People are identified by a > following their name, descendants by a <.

People identified with a † following their name were identified as members of the South Haven Presbyterian Church, but were not identified as being residents of the Hamlets. In Colonial times (and even today), the Parish itself extended well to the east and west of the Fire Place and South Haven Hamlets.

This material is always evolving and recorded in a genealogical database—The Hamlet People Database.  I then periodically update these web pages.   I am always open to additions and corrections.

 Summary

Current database statistics

As of  7 Jan 2011, the Hamlet People database contains: 340 Trees (each "tree" is a collection of interlinked individuals who are related either by birth or marriage), and 13680 individuals.

• 81% of the individuals (11133)  are connected in a single tree.

  • The next largest tree (395 individuals) contains 3% of the individuals.

  • There are 175 orphan trees—trees of only one person.  Many of these individuals are likely a member of another tree, but the exact relationship has not yet been found.