George Owen - Parents in question George Owens

In the Family book on George Owen, George is listed as the first settler.

https://archive.org/details/owenfamilyofsuff00hook/page/n8/mode/1up...

Of course it is possible that Even Owen was the settler and the father of George, Jonathan, Ifcses, and John; or that Gcrg and Even were brothers, Gorg probably the father of Jonathan, George and John and Even the father of Moses the latter of iidiom named two of his children Even and George, Logic, however, does not well suit either of these arrangements and the early land grant to Gorg, his appearance alone at Southampton, the in^lied age of Gorg as compared with the others and the family record, all suggest that Gorg was the settler and the others his sons.

Source:

Owen family of Suffolk, Orange and Westchester Counties, New York
by Hook, James W. (James William), 1884-1957. Publication date 1953. Topics Owen family.

https://archive.org/details/owenfamilyofsuff00hook/page/n8/mode/2up

And If you look at the narrative for the Olive Tree note, George is not listed. Only in the header.

I do not think George Owen of Brookhaven is of the same family as Richard Owen of Newtown (which by the way, was in Queens, not in Suffolk County).

https://www.olivetreegenealogy.com/nn/17th/dny_23.shtml

Martha S. Naibor Was not the daughter of Humphrey Hooke, MP & Cicely Hooke

Their daughter Martha Southwood or Collins - the one who was baptized on Martha Southwood or Collins - married either a Southwood or Collins, according to Humphrey Hooke of Bristol and his family and descendants in England and America during the seventeenth century. Page 63

https://archive.org/details/humphreyhookeofb00todd/page/62/mode/1up...