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Dr. Milo Chamberlain has a known ancestry - one of ten known children of Dr. Joseph(5) Chamberlain, b. 17 Mar 1764, Amenia, Dutchess Co., NY, d. 19 Oct 1845, probably Oxford Co., Ontario, Canada, who was married c1789, perhaps in Canaan, Litchfield Co., CT, to his cousin, Hannah(6) Chamberlain, b. 18 Mar 1768, Coventry or Tolland, Windham Co., CT. Dr. Joseph's ancestral line of descent: John(4), Joseph(3), Clement(2), William(1) Chamberlain. Hannah's ancestry: Joel(5), Joseph(4), Joseph(3), Clement(2), William(1).
You said that Milo's wife, Drusilla Havens, was a sister of Felix Havens. LDS IGI records list Felix as a son of George Havens & Elizabeth Rice. I do see the detailed information listed for Felix Havens & Alma Chamberlain, which lists her birth place as New Jersey [one wonders whether this is correct], with the names & birth dates listed for their 11 children [born between 1819 & 1845], and a bit more information about the spouses & death dates/places for some of these children - a very nice record, indeed, probably copied from someone's family Bible records. This couple is listed as residing in Louth Twp. and/or St. Catharines, Lincoln Co., Ontario - Felix died 2 Dec 1855 and Alma died 4 Jan 1874. I don't find this Alma listed in my Chamberlain records anywhere, and am not sure how to go about tracing her, unless some early (c1818) records at about the time of their marriage could be located. Since Felix Havens was born, 22 Feb 1799, in Lincoln Co., Niagara District, Upper Canada (Ontario), it is likely that he remained in this area during his youth, one would suppose. Searching for records of any Chamberlain/lin family there between 1810 & 1820 might reveal more.
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