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JOhn James Babson wrote of him in the history of Gloucester, Massachusetts[1]:
"Jonathan Haraden, without doubt a descendant of Edward, was born in Gloucester in 1744 ; removed early in life to Salem, and went to sea. In the Revolutionary War, he was lieutenant of the " Tyrannicide," and afterwards commander of a privateer. He was engaged with the enemy in several actions, and evinced great bravery on all occasions. He died in November, 1803."
- ^ History of the town of Gloucester, Cape Anne, including the town of Rockport by Babson, John James, 1809-1886. Publication date 1860 Publisher: Gloucester [Mass.] Procter brothers