ROCKAWAY RECORDS

-OF-

MO~~IS COUNTY, N. J., f /\MILIES.

CE.1/E'l'BRY RNCOIWS, CHURCH HISTORY, Jll LI1'AR Y RECORDS, LOCAL HIS1'ORY, GENEALOGIES OF OLD FAJIILIES, NEARLY 20,000 DATA

BY J. PERCY CRAYON

ILLUSTRATED

ROCKAWAY, N. J.: Roc,uwAY PuaLJ,umm Co. 1902

RCSl)¢Ctfullp i)¢dicattd

TO THE MEMORY

Of the best friend I ever knew, ro~ motber.

She would have spoken her regrets, in words of kindnesR ?nd aff,ec'tion to any imperfections, 11ninten1 ional, in the work of her erring boy.

THE AUTI-IOR.

copy r igh L- LJ02 By J.Percy Crayon.

THE ROCKAWAY CEMETERY RECORDS.

In the interest of Jocnl hiRt,ory nucl offlce, much could have been nclde,1. gcuenlogy of the old Mo1Tis County The church nnd mouumentnl records families theRe records hnve been nr­ hnve only pnrtinlly filled this spnce. rnnged. lt is n grnve subject; the Rocknwny wns Rattled as early ns threads of romance were woven mnuy 1720, nncl became n pince of cou. yenrR ago by the houorecl nnmeR now re­ sidernble business in 1780 in the lmild­ 'l(tllecl to memory. ing of the Job Allen Iron Works. •.rra• In the nrrnugemeut the unmes nre clition relates thnt this p11rticular spot given with the dnte of birth and cleat.It, Imel been selected as n buri11l ground, alphabetically and also chrouologicnlly, God's acre, by the enrly families, but with parentage aud family connectiou t,heir nnmes lrnve not been recorded out.­ us for us kuown to the writer. side of t.110 Allen and Jackson families. All the monumental records have been At a later period, 1740 nnd 50,we lrnve n cnrefnlly copied aud compared with goodly number in the immediate vicini­ church 1·ecorcls, fnmily records, local ty, uud those connected with the build­ newspnpe1• files aud other records, and ing of the Church, 1752, nud later those c01Tectecl from the best informal.ion ob­ connected with the church, 1758 to 1768, taiunble. '£he records of burials have the number of nnmes iuc,rensed rnpidly. been c~refnlly recorded by the present Iu the researches of the nncient bori­ sexton, Mr. ,Tobu G. Mott, siuce July nls, many are known to have been 1875, aucl the whole work carefully re­ buried here, but the dates of births and vised by him. '£he average date be­ denths cnnuot now be obtained. Mnny tween death aucl bnrinl has been three of these old families lrnving removed at clnys, nncl the date of dent.It has been n11 early elate and all records have been given aurl corrected front the moun­ tuken. ~i~I~ them. •rraces of mauy of meu ta! aucl other records. these o't :mswered the finnl roll c:1Jl, uud are uow years (1847 to 1802) iu t,hut. r.Olll(regat.ion resting in pence from their patrior.ic the rec01·d showecl 1 hucl ilSsisterl at t.110 and warrior services m this cemetei·y. ~unernls of 65 persous over 70 years of age. Of these 19 were betweeu 80 Cemetery statistics show some stmnge uncl 00; 10 between !JO uud !J-1; nud oue resu!t,a. 'fhe Mol'l'istown Bill of Mor­ wns Haid to be 115 yenrR," From Dr. tality from 1770 to 1776 recorda about, Bnruabns Krng'R fortieth nuniversnry 200 burials there in five year". One hun­ sermon, preached Dec. lll, 1848, we le11ru ch·ecl of these were children below lo that. he 111\cl olttcitit~il at 081 fnnernls, years of uge ; lfi of the whole u nm lier 0 very muny Ul(ecl people. He · hue! died of old uge. The hnrdships and pri­ preachecl 12,000 times, solomuize.d 417 vations of this period, tho want of prop­ 111a1·ringes, bnptizecl 547 children, and er food, clothing and medical nttenduuce received in the church 1180 members. bud 1nuch to do with this, but the Inter Whut u record·! · date records do not show uuy improve• ment 1n · the 11,ortality among those of The oldest Monumental recorcl is of early nge. brown stone, beiug well preserved, bet­ In the 1·ecords where the age is gi veu ter than many others of Inter elate, it is from 1875 to 1899, tweuty-fonr yen1'll, of ~itnnted. in th., vulley near the centrnl t.l1ose bnriecl in the Rockuwuy CemHtery part of the olcl burial ground, ubont mo 49ti died between the age of birth uncl 5 years, more thun one-half of this yarcls back of where the old church wus number clid not n.ttain the age of J locnted on n knoll in therear of the pres­ year. 7-1 cliecl between the n11:e of 5 nncl eu t church. It has this inscription: 3

Here lies the body l en·ors of name or date, or can give auy of l\fory Wife iuformntiou couceruing these persons or o( D1wiNew Jersey H1stonc11! Society. ro hmt followed the origiunl spelling. it wus a labor of love. His interests 11ml 'rbe first rec•.orcls of u. family plot was facdlty for tmuscribiug the endy tr 1,di­ iu 1807 J11seph Jucksou wns permitted tious uucl fac1s coucerniug our Rovoh1- to "euclose iu II fence tweuty-eight feet tiounry fathers in this historic locality squnre iu the gmve gronud ut tho Meet- will 11lwnys be apprecintecl by future iug house where his wife is blu·iecl, fol' a geuerat.ious. · burying l'(ronud for his family, l\ucl slrnh He wrote me thut the vote of thnuks of his father's family ns may choose to g:iven nt some of his historical lectui·es bury their deucl there." fully repaid him for the time llncl lubor Iu trnuscribiug the uames frllm t.110 expended. It was then ns uow, mach 111011umeuts, "Our \Villie" nucl "Little valuable ·iufommtiou is beiug withheld .Maµgie" have • been re111len·1l phdu iu the ~vuy of histoi'icnl clocmnents aud Willinm 111111 Mnrgl\ret, nlso nil suffixes olcl records, with the idet1 that they n1·e aucl ,prefixes bnve beeu dispensed with. \'Ol'Y valn11bl,, iu tlrn wny of dollurs uucl iu the records that ~ve might have on- ceuts, while their l'enl vulmuious are casion tu give more houoruble mention. only of historical iut,erest. 'l'he records give only moun111entnl, 'l'o my 11111uy correspondents in the chnrch aucl sexton records, while the seveml states who hnve nilled me in this !(enenlogies will give the unmes, nncl work, nucl writtm1 words of eucournge­ cltltes when possible, of u,auy others meut., uucl thosll who hnve kiuclly aiclecl who are buried here, uncl in fllmily c~n- me fro111 t-hefr owu privnte records aucl nection in ot11er immedittte cemeteries, libraries, 1mcl 1111 others, who from a as we have the records of m1,uy or then,. \ delicate seustJ of modesty will not per• In trnnsc1·ibiug the mnuy thousauds of I mit the mention of their unu,es in this names nud elates tllllt will follow, it is Iuudertukiui;:, I return 111y sincere thanks. uut possible tbnt they should all lie cor- Ir my work has nided you iu the gener­ rnct. Should nuy of those counectetl, or al cxchuuge of informntiou, it hns filled who hnve fnellfls bnrirnl hen,. 1iuc1 its nnssiuu. 4

NAME: BIRTH: DEATH: PARENTAGE: Allen, Jpb 1700 Nov. 5, 1707 Smunel Ayers, Robert ,Tuly 17, 17118 M!lr. U, 1787 Allen, Loisa. .fune U, 1748· 1700 ,Toh, wife of Daniel Tnhungi, Allen, Job Aug. 27, 1760 Mnr. 10, 1798 Joh Allen, Mrs. Ma.ry 1715 1800 wife of Job Allen Abger, Mrs. July 28, 1800 Allen, Mrs. Abigail Oct. 24, 1800 wife of Samuel Allen, Eliza.beth July 10, 17.JB 1810 ;i:ob, wife of ,Tohu Bignlow Allen, Samuel 1810 Allen, Jnne Dec. 12, 1751 Nov. 10, 1812 ,Tob,.wife of Beuj. Bench Abel, Eunice ,Tnly 0, l!H7 Ayers, Willi11m Aug. :JI, 17GII June 18HI Robert Ayers, Mrs. H1111na.h Sept. 2, 1820 Anderson, Mrs. Surnh 1821 wife of Eliukim Ande1·son, Eliakim 1821 Ayres, infant Ang. 2(), 1821 Abger, Wm. Feb. JO, 1751 Sept. l•l, 1821 Allen, Polly Dec. 20, 1758 1825 ,Toh, wife of Tho~. 0Hhoru. Anderson, OorueliuH 1758 Mnr. Ul, 182!1 Ayres, David ,Tune 4, 182!1 l~eb, 25, 18H:J Jo~eph J. uucl Phebe A1111 Alge.r; Mrs. Mary 1767 Mar. 7, 18!!8 wife of William Allen, Lucy mm ,fon. Ii, 18!111 ,Job, wife of Chilion l!'. DeCnmp Anderson, Mrs. Amy W. ,fan. J)l. 1800 Mar. 1a; 18!!8 wife of Eli!lkim, Jr. Abers, Eunice 1812 l~eb. 11, 1847 wife of Eliukim A. Cooper Anderson, Mrs. P1·iscell11 1702 lliny 21, 18iJ2 wife of Coruelins Ackley, MrR. H1mn!lh ,Tune J, 18:13 Apr. Jr,, 1853 wife of ,John E. Ayres, Daniel Miiy 2!1, 177H Nov. l!i, 18511 Robert 1111cl Auna Anderson, Dayton 1791\ Feb. 22, !8u8 Allen, Jr., Samuel 1sr;r; Ayel's, Frank .Jan. 27, J8H7 Sept. !I, !867 William Axford, child Aug. 28, 1875 · of J. Ayres,Mrs. Ha1Tiet R. 1821i Dec. 25, 187ti Ezekiel l'unner,wife of ,Tahu Ayres Anderson, llfory Bell May 1878 Aug. 28, 1879 Anderson, Mary Annn 1871 ,Tuly 2ij, 1882 Addis, Jennie D. Nov. 23, 18i>:J Sept. 8, 1884 wife of O. L. Bench Atuo, Jacob May J:l, 1820 ,Tnnu 6, 188u Ayres, D Stuart ,Tune 7, 18.J(i Dec. 2, 1887 Anderson, ClnraM11y Feb. 1888 ,Tuly 2D, 188!1 Allums, Samuel, Dec. 181:12 Oct.. l!l, 188!l Allums, Haniet l!'eb. 1885 Nov. I, 181:i!I Ayres, George Dec. a, 186u Mnr. 12, 189a William nllCl Phebe (Snut.11) Ayreg, Sherwood B. May 188ll ,Tune JO, 18!/i, Robe1·t Ay~es, Edna JH!ll Sept. 2, 18115 Charles and Suphronia 5

NAME: BIRTH: DEATH: PARENTAGE: Ayres, Johu Ang. 28, 1820 Ang. 4, 1897 Daniel nut: Mary Allison Oharles Jau. 1891 Sept. 17, 1897 Aufierson, Esther M. July 1897 Oct. 10, 1897 Anderson, Mrs. John 1887 Feb. 10, 1808 Adams, child ,Jan. 10, 1800 Anderson, John 1845 Feb. 22, 1800 Anderson, Obarles 1800 April 24, l89!l Ayres, James 1881 April 30, 18011 Ayres, Eliz. J. 1830 June 17, 1800 wife of James Anderson, Morris 0. 1891 Ang. 14, 1899 Brollclwell, Mrs. Sibbah 1745 May 17, 1788 wife of David ..3eaman, Mrs. Mary 1790 wife of David, dr. of Strawborrongh Beaman, Mrs. Hnldah 1729 Aug. 15, 1792 wife of Josiah, sister of Gen. Wm. Winds Broaclwoll, Raebel 1781 Joly 5, 1794 David nnd Sibbah Bllldwin, Mrs. Prnclence 1747. Sept. 20, 1795 wife of Rev. David Baldwin Bench, Jacob 1789 1797 Sarah Bench, Amy 1798 1802 Sarah Benmnn, Josiah 1782 ,Tnne 8, 1808 Beaman, David 1808 Burwell, Mary ,Tun. 28, 1746 Oec. 16, 1809 Adam, wife of Stephen Jackson Bailey, Mrs. June 22, 1811 Brown, child Mar. 6, 1812 Thomns Berry, Noah June 11, 1812 Titus l:lencb, David Jan. 31, 1815 Barton, child Apr. 8, 1816 Jc.mes Berry, child Ang. 1815 Henry Biglllow, John Dec. 4, 1816 Benjllmin, M1·s. Dec. 23, 1815 Bobbitt, Silas Mnr. ll, 1818 Bruen, ,Tobu Apr. 1820 BellmS, child 1821 William Bel\ch, Mrs. Nancy Jan. 28, 1752 Oct. 10, 18!!0 wife of Benjamin Berry, Titos 1881 Blanchard Catharine Mnr. 5, 1829 Mar. l, 1833 Johu and Ellenor Bench, Benjamin Apr. 26, 1745 May 17, 1827 Abner Broadwell, Archibold 1795 May 25, 1837 Bench, Aaron Mllr. 2, 1817 Dec. 2, 1887 Bench, Moses Tuttle 1825 1835 Ool. Saml. S. and Jane Bench, Mrs. Cornelia Jone 27, 1794 Nov. 25, 1882 wife of Oh11io11 Beaman, Sarah Joly 18, 1765 Jone 14, 1836 David and Mary (Stiinsbor­ rongh) wife of George Stickle Bench, Obillion Ang. 10, 1792 Sept. 26, 1842 Benjamin Bench, Horace 1814 1844 Col. Sam!. S. 1111<1 ,Tune 0

NAME: BIRTH: DEA'rH: PARENTAGE: Benjamin, Jr., ,Tonnt.lmu lBOr. l\lnr. 4, 1847 Blnuclmrcl, SnAnu 1840 18-1\l .Mnrtiu H., wife of David Hiler Blnuclmrcl, Sallie 18-U 1840 llinrtin H. Baker, Mrs. Mary ,lnue n, 1778 Sept. a, lBr.t wife of Jeremiah Benoit, Mrs. Rhorln 1853 wife of Henry Blnnchnrd, John ,J ttlle BO, 180!1 ,July 28, 18r,-1 Mnrt.iu H. nncl Sarnh (Bench) Bench, George 0. Apr. 12, 18fili Feb. 15, I 857 Oolnmbns Broadwell, Arn E. 1s2r, Mny 2, 1851\ Archibnlcl nllCl Snsnunnh (Palmer) Blnuchnrd, Snrah Oct. lli, 18.o:i Berry, Mrs. Snlly 1858 wife of Asa Benjnti1i11, ,Tonnthnu Jnne 5, 178fi Mny !l, !Bli!l Benjamin, Mnggic Apr. 22, 18ii7 ,July l!l, 1857 Eclwarcl nml 1\Inry Bdnut, Mrs. Rachel Feb. Ii, 1~58 Benru, Elsey Ann Feb. !l, 1821 Sept. HO, 1858 Henry, wife of Wm. Slmwgcr Bench, Snmnel S. ,Tnly -!, 1782 Jan. l!l, lPi>!I Bond, Ann Amelia ,Tune 14, 1858 Aug. 17, 18{i0 Georg<1 nnd Snrnh J. (Hall) Bench, ,Jncob 0. ,Tan. 19, 18-11 Oct. 2a, 18110 Snml S. nncl Sarah Baker, Jeremiah Aug. 2~. 1770 Ang. 11, 1801 Bench, Henry 1864 Bench, ,John Henrv Jtrne 10, 18-lil June 30, 1864 ,Joseph H. nucl Eliza C. Bench, Snrnh H, l\for. 20, 18fi3 Feb. 1, IH57 daughter of Colmnbns Bench, Horace Mnr. 11, 18-17 Oct. llO, lRfiu Saml. f'l. nucl Snrnh Blanchard, Onthni-ine Aug. Ill, 1702 Nov. 2:3, 1865 Martin H., wife of Paul Beams Boycl, Nena M. l\for. 22, 1800 Sept. 4, 18lii> Willinm nnd Elizabe.th (Cooper) Boyd, Winfielcl S, ,July 5, 1861 Sept. 10, 1865 William and Elizabeth (Cooper) Heam, MoseA Apr. 27, 1701 Feh. 27, 18H5 Bench, Mary 181!l l\lar. 5, 1867 Chilion, wife of ,Joseph Jncksou Bench, child !\far. 12, 1869 Richnrcl Brown.• Delia Aug. 16, 1867 Babbitt, Mrs. Oct. 21-, 1Rfi7 BeamA, Paul Feb. 17, 1787 Sept. 14, 186!! Bronrlwell, chilcl Aug. B, 1806 Bronc! well, chilrl Aug. 1808 Bnssenger, Georgianna Sept. 18, lRii-1 Ang. 2-1, 181i\J .fodediah B. Bruen, Delia K. Feb. 1, 185B Aug. 18, 1867 .tns. H. nncl Emily'£. Ball, Mary Louisa Apr. 2, 1R2!l Apr. 12, 18fi!l wife of Lewis B. Hiler Brown, Mrs. Sarah M. Dec. 8, 1870 Bench, Mrs. ,Jane Apr. 11, 1874 Bench, Sarah L. Aug. 7, 18-15 Dec. 2, 187/i wife of Snmuel llien·itt Bailey, Mary ,July 11, 187ii Brown, Mary J. May 1875 Aug. !l, 187n Bailey, chilcl Aug. 18, 1875 Morris Bench, Sarah L. Dec. 2, 187:i Joseph H. ancl Elvira C., wife of Samuel lV[errilt. 7

NAME: BIR'l'H: DEATH: PARENTAGE: Blnnchnrd, Minnie Dec, 14, 1875 ,Jnmes Blnnchnrd, chilrl Jnn. 20, 1876 ,Tncob Brnclybelt, child Jnn. 2H, 1876 Bench, Nettie ,T. Nov. 15, 1802 Feb. 4, 1870 Isnnc aucl Jnuet (McGmth) Rnrrow, child ,June !l, 1870 Bnbcook, Fanny Feb. ll.l, 1870 Boycl, Wallace Jnly !l, 18116 Aug. 29, 1876 William nml Elizabeth Blanclrnrd, L11!11 Feb. 23; 1877 Blnncharrl, Surnh E. Mnr. 1. 1877 Blnnchnrn, child Mnr. rn, 1877 Hnlsey Blakely, child ,Tau. l 87fi Sept. 24, 1877 'rhou1ns Ball, child Ang. 1870 Sept. 2-1, 1877 Hrnen, Charles D. Nov. 8, 1874 Oct. 8, 1877 ,Jnmes W. nml Emily T. (DeHnrt.) Birlgood, Florn L. Ang. 8, 1870 Oct. !l, 1877 Jacob nnd Jnue Bruen, Arthur H. Auf!'. 11, 187(1 Oct. 14, 1877 ,Tames W. and Emily T. (DeHart,) Babcook, chilcl Mnr. 1877 Dec. 8, 1877 Charles Rm,He11ger, ,Terlerlinh B. Sept. 2, 181 l ,Tnn. 2~, 1878 Ball, child Feb. 10, 1878 Thomas Blakely, child Apr. 5,, 1878 IRhmnel Bosterlo, Snrnh 1877 Apr. IG, 1878 Samuel Bosteno, Rilln Feb. 11, 1878 ,July 11, 1878 Samuel Barton, Wm. H. 1815 Sept. 2, 1878 Barnes, Selee H. ,Tau. !l, 187(i Sept. 20, 1878 'rl10mns nnd E!III Bosteclo, lcln 1872 Oct. 2; 1878 Snmnel Bailey, child Mny 1876 Dec. 7, 1878 Morris Blnnchnrd, Mary 0, Feb. 187G Mar. 28, 1879 Bellch, Cnro!ine Nov. 18, 1808 Mny :l, 187!l Col. Snml. S. nud Jane (Hoff) wife of Mnthins D. Kitchel Blnuchnrd, Martin H. , ,Tuly 187!! Sept. 1, 187!1 Broadwell, child Oct. 22, 1870 Silns P. nud Mnry A. Broadwell, MrA. Mary A. ,Jl!IY 5, 18-1:l Nov. 11, 187!1 wife of Siln.s P. Bonnell, child Dec. 25, 1879 William E. Blnnchurn, Annie 186fi ,Jan. 1, 1880 Bench, child Feb. 8, 1880 ,Tonas Bm·rows, child Nov. Hs, 1880 Richard Burrows, Mrs. Grnce K. ;Jun. 18B7 l\far. 20, 1880 wife of Richard Booth, Cornelius J. 1848 l\lnr. 25, 1880 Beswnrine, Renbeu 1842 ,Tune 21, 1880 Brooks, Elizabeth Mnr. 187!! Sept. 3, 1880 Bnrtine, Horace H. Apr. 7, 181:l Oct. 7, 1880 Bruen, Esther A. July 25, 1801 Feb. 14, 1881 wife of Elistha Mott. Hench, Mrs. Janet Apr. -1, 179!! Mny 5, 1881 wtfe of Isnnc Brrrymnn, James Fob. 21i, 182:l Nov. !J, 1881 8

NAME: BIR'£H: DEA'l'H: PARENTAGE: Berryman, Jnne Nov. 17, 18Clll Jnn 1, 1882 James nnd Snlina Bnbuitt, Sum'l E. Dec. 1R74 Mar. 14, 1882 Sidney and Lucy E. Bidgood, Wm. Henry 1873 :;,Iay 6, 1882 Nicholas R. nnd Elizabeth Bidgood, Eliz. M. Dec. 11, 1880 May 11, 1882 Nichol11s R. and Elizabeth Bench, Dr. Oolnmbns Ang. 6, 1816 Apr. 20, 1883 Ohilion nnd Susnn E. Bidgood, :l!'red. li. Nov. 4, 1861-\ Apr. 26, 181!3 Jncob and Jane Bmnnin, Bnrunbns H!J6 Ap1·. 27, 1888 •rerence aud Marga1·0t (Wiggins) Broadwell, Jns. M. Dec. I, !~Ill May 16, 181:lil Silas P. aml Mary A. Bench, Alida Jan. 7, 1851 June 24, 18811 wife of James M. Bonsell Bonnell, Robert G. Jn11. 1883 July 15, 18~3 Barnes, Nettie Mny Mar. 17, 1881 Oct. 7, 1883 'Xhomns and Ella Blanchnrd,Onroliue G. 1843 Dec. 7. 18Hll Beach, Oathnriue Sept. 1794 June 21, 1884 .lllanchard, Martin H. Feb. 1797 Jan. 4, 1885 Broman, ~Irs. Onthoriue Jn11. l80ll Mar. 2, 1886 wife of Alexancler llrnen, James H. May 26, 1823 Mny 5, 1~85 Alexaurler and Matild11(Bonnell) Bidgood, Olivia 1874 Oct. 2, l88u Brinkerhoff, Parke1· Sept. 26, 1884 Oct. 8, l88fi E. D. 11nd Mary A. Bousell, James M. Jnu. l!l, 1842 .Oct. 12, 1885 Blanchard, Oornelfa 18!!~ J11n. I, 188(1 Berryman, child · Mar. 20, 11:!86 Bassett, Samuel S. ;\ug. 18 I)!_ M11y 7, 188(1 Brynn, Gussie Mar. 22. 1871 May 14, 1886 Joseph B, 1rnd Lizzie B. Bench, _ Sarah Jennie Oct-. 1842 Sept. 8, 1886 Samuel,S. Burger, John Dec. 19, 1886 llarnes, 'l'homns 1868 Jan. 28, 1887 Jlrondwell, SilnsP. Nov. 4, 18:J:I ,fan. 2!!, 1887 .-\rchibold and Sossan1111 (Palmer) Bellphrage, Everet E. 1804 Fob.·20, 1887 Brown, James A. May 1885 Mar. 2, 1887 Brown, Sarah J. 1884 Mar. 10, 1887 Bird, Ohristiana Mar. 1887 Apr. 27, 1887 Hlanchard, Moses Dec. 1831; June 12, 1887 Abner Booth, child ,July 14, 1887 Bench, Laura 1877 Oct. 20, 181:!7 JonllS Bench, Emma 1884 Oct. 23, 1887 Jouns Burrows, Joseph 1859 Jan. 22, 1888 Baker, Mary K. Ang. 24, 1811 :l!'eb. 11, 1888 wife of Silas Pnlmar Bailey, George 1882 Feb. 14, 1888 Belcher, Phebe Oct. 9, 1830 Mar. 12, 1888 wife of Daniel G. Wiggins Bird, child May 25, 1888 Blanchard, Matilda Mnr. 26, 1819 June 12, 1888 wife of Adam Earles Beach, Fanny 1871 Jan. S, 1889 Beach, Samuel S. Ang. 9, 1819 Feb. 2, 1881! Beach, Annie E. July 4, 1859 Apr. 7, 1889 wife of Shiner 9

NAME: BIRTH: DEATH: PARENTAGE: Brvan, Mary Ann Sept 1848 Apr. 8, 1880 wife of William, dr. of Wm. aud Elizabeth (Oooper) Boyd Bubbitt, Sidney 1885 May 5, 1889 Bastedo, Rosina 18~0 Sept. 21, 1889 Samuel Bastedo, N eily Mny 1886 Sept. 25, 1889 Samuel Bostedo, Ida J. M11r. 1883 Sept. 80, 1889 Snmuel Bind, Z11da Nov. 1889 Dec. 8, 1889 Blunclmrd, Olurence D. Deo. 1874 Mar. 1, 1800 Joseph J. Blanchurd, Mury O. 1857 Sept. u, 1890 Bowden, Benjamin 1818 Dec. 8, 1800 Bench, lRnuc N. Aug. 7, 1824 Apr. 10, 1891 Isaac and Mary Bames, Wm. T. Mar. 1, 1884 Jnly 27, 1801 Theodore and Ell1\ Bates, Edit,h H. 1869 July 27, 1891 Blnnchard, John 1818 Sept. 18, 1891 Berry, child Oec. 26, l~!ll Buchaunu, Andrew J. 1870 Mar. 18, 1892 l:llanchard, Abner 1807 Mar. 27, 1892 Bikuu, Stephen M1ty 22, 1802 May 29, 1892 Beam, Mrs. Eliza B. Dec. 25, 1806 ,July 9, 1892 dr. of Wm. nod Hannah (Moore) Oooper wife of Moses Beam Brnudbury, Catharine ,July 15, 1815 Nov. 6, 1892 wife of Jnmns M. Dunlap Berry, Emma 1867 Apr. 8, 1893 Bailey, Josephine 1852 Mny 2, 1898 Beam,Mrs. Sarah Nov 19, 1881 Nov. 11, 18!18 wife of Joseph Babcook, Etta Mu1·. 1888 Feb. 11, 1894 Ohnrles Bird, Mary A. 1889 Nov. 4, 1894 Beam, Elizabeth 1800 Jan. 6, 1895 wife of Henry Hra.uuiu, · Mrs. Mnry J, 1813 Feb. 13, 1896 wife of Jonathan Bowmnn, Walter M11r. 24, 1805 Blanch11rd, Mrs. Elleanor ,Tau. 1, 1808 ,Jnne 22, 1895 dr. of Henry Shawger, wife of John Bluuohard, George B. 1873 Jnly 4, 1895 Abner Bolitho, Raymond 1891 Aug, !l, 1895 Jumes Be~rym,m, Selina 1829 Dec. 31, 1895 Brooks, Eugene Apr. 1804 Feb. 26, 189(1 George B. Brannin, John E. 1810 Mnr. 13, 1896 ·Terence and Margart (Wiggins) Bradley, James July 1896 Aug. 1, 1896 Bolitho, Stella 1883 Ang. 18, 1896 Blnuclrnrd, Albert Apr. 1896 Oct. 1, 1896 H11iley, Daniel 1828 Oct. 2, 1806 Blnuchnrd, Frank Nov. 1895 Nov. 30, 1896 Beam, Margaret June 1865 J11n. 7, 1897 wife of John P. Benjamin, Jnnit 1810 Feb. 10, 1897 10

NAME: BIR'l'H: DEA'.1.'H• PARENTAGE: Bns~ett,, Snmh l\L I 822 Mnr. HI, 1807 wifti of Sa111'l S. clr. of ,Tohn nuil Sihbnh Mot.t Brooks, George E. Apr. IJ, ISIJ4 Apr. 20, 18fJ7 Duuiel "· Bniloy, Grnce Oct. 181JII Aug. II, l~fJ7 Bniley, Arthur Aug I, 1807 Ang. 15, 18fl7 Bluuchnrd, JmneA !Bill Nov. 4, 1807 l\fortiu H. Bnnuell, Phebe l\L Oct. 18lll Apr. 2, l81J8 wife of Willinm E. clr. of Abrnm nncl Rnchol (WiggiusJ Shmvgor Bemu, JnmeR G. 181J5 Jnly 11, IBIJS ,Tohu Bryan, Mrs. Eliz. No,•. l7, 18/i2 Aug. 28, lBIJH wife of ,Toseph B., dr. of William 1111rl Eliznbeth (Cooper) Boyrl Beum, Artlrnr .Tune 1897 Sept. 10, 18IJ8 Bouch, Susnu E. lMIJO l<'eh. Ill, 1890 wife of Dr. Colnmlms Brnen, Emily T. 1825 J<'eb. 28, 18!)[) wife of ,Tnmes H. Hrnen, J. Wright 18•18 Feb. 28, 180!1 Jnmes H. aurl Emily '1'. (Kolsey) Blanclmrd, child Apr. 2ll, I8IJ9 Bnxter, Snrnh C. Jnu. 1~24 ,fnue 11, moo Berry, Gordon ,Tnu. 181J£i ,T11110 :JO, lA!lll Diwicl r. nucl Hurriet (l\1ottJ Bniley, Leonard 111. Jnu. 1807 ,Tnly 12, !80fl Boyd, Willium Sept. 16, I 822 Nov. rn, lh!l!l Blnuchurcl, ,feuuie 1885 Nov. rn, 18!'9 Cobb, Edw. Joliu l'i70 Coe, '.rhomns Oct. 24, 178!1 Oct. JO, 171JO ,lnrecl aucl Berthin Coe, Joseph llfor. 7, 1711!) Apr. 15, 17n!l ,Tnrorl 11url Berth in Coe, N aucy Feb. 22, J 801 Mar. 11, 1801 ,fared 1111rl Berthia

NAME: BIR'r.H: DEATH: PARENTAGE: Ol11rk, child Nov. lBl!l ,Toaeph Olnrk, obilcl Nov. 1811l ,ToHoph Oook, chilcl 1821 ,Tahu Cook, John 1821 Cnutlelcl, S11111 nul Muy 1822 Conger, MrH. Eliz11both Sept. 22, 1704 Ang. 14, 1822 wife of Onpt. Dnvicl Cook, Onthnrrne 1745 Apr. 12, 1825 Cooper, Snrnh 1reb. 2u, 177H Oct. O, 1826 John nucl Syclin (Bench) wife of Onpt. ,Job Tnhnnge Cou!(er, Elclor '£homns Dec. Bl, 1831 Oouger, H111mnh 1882 · Couger, Aun Eliz. ,Tnu. Ill, 182!> Apr. 2, rn:m Conger, Elizn 1815 ,July 27, 18ll4 0!11rlc, Alngnil JHll5 Cooper, Mnry Aun 183(1 Cou!(er, llfrs. Phebe 1837 wife of '£homna Conclict, Ohm·lotto 1837 Onstnrliue. M.rs. Nnucy l?ob. 20, 1810 Apr. 20, 184R wife of Albert Oritteuclen, Dr. Irn 1848 Conger, Stephen 1783 Apr. 4, 1853 Cnrmichnel, Snrnh llfar. 29, 1770 Mtty Iii, 1Sfi4 ,vit'o of Onmmiuga Oliver Cooper, Sibb1d1 Jun. :30, 1804 Apr. 29, 1855 Willinm nncl Hnmwh (Moore) Cooper, Willinm 1778 ,Tun. 1, 18fi{i ,John ancl Lyclin ( ll,•11ch) Cooper, Hnunnh 1778 Nov. 5, 1858 wife of Wm. Cooper, clr. of Dnvicl l\[oore Oritteudeu, Wm. H. Jnu. 26, 1863 Chnucller, Hou. Lynum A. Mny 14, 1821 Sept. 11, 1865 Cooper, Ooruelia Jnu. 1866 Stephen nnrl Samh A. (Oliver) Casterline. Eliznbet,I.t Mnr. rn, 180(1 wifo of Daniel Coles, chilcl Jun. U, 1868 Uoles, " l\111y 10, J8fl8 Onrt1s, Snmnel H. 180n ll!nr. I, ISflll Crnue, George S. 1808 Ang. 2H, 18ti!) Cook, Flora A. ,Inn. 21, 1851 Dec. 25, 1869 Stephen nncl Mary A. Oinrk, John D. Ang. 15, 18:J(i Mnr. 15, 1870 ,John nucl Samh A. (Cooper) Clark, John Dec. 23, 1806 l!'eb. 2:l, 1871 Conger, Mr• Phebe 1872 wife of Stephen Cooper, Willilu\1 Feb. 211, 1800 Sept. 22, 1872 William ancl Hnuuuh (Moore) Cole, Anu Mar. 28, 181 l Nov. 28, 1872 wifo of William Cooper Couger, John F. .Tau. 28, 182!! ,June 6, 187:I Stepheu Crnne, chilcl l!'eb. 11, 1876 ,John Congcleu, chilcl Apr. 1, 1H7H William Coe, Joseph Apr. 17, 187U Angustns Onsterliue, JohuA. Jnn. 10. 1812 Nov. VJ, 18711 ,Tahu nucl Nancy (Kirk) Clnrk, Mrs. Samh A. llfor. II, 1808 Dec. 22, 1870 wife of ,Tohu J:;?

NAME: BIR'rH: DEATH: PARENTAGE: Oonger, Annn Aug. 28, 1788 Feb. 10, 1877 wife of George Stickle Jr. Oonipton, Phebe'A, 1810 Apr. 15, 1877 Cook, John May 5, 1877 Cnclmas, Mrs. June 0, 1877 Cole, chilcl Aug. 7, 1877 Joseph ColE's, S11rnh Aug, 18, 1877 Cooper, Wm. Feb. 20, 1800 Sept. 10, 1877 William nud Hannah (Moore) Campbell, ohilcl ,Tnu, 1877 Oct. 0, 1877 James (colorecl) Cole, Samuel 1851 Nov. 19, 1877 Cooper, Stephen B. Mar. 25, 1817 Nov. 20, 1877 Wilhmn ancl Hannnh (Moore) Cooper, Snrnh Aun Mar. 11, 1808 Dec. 21, 1877 William nud Hauunh (Moore) wife of John Clark Dole, chilcl Sept. 1877 Mar. 16, 1878' Henry Courson, Mnrshall Apr. 6, 1858 Sept. 4, 1878 Isaac S. Casterline, N nucy 178:J Nov. 18, 1878 Casterline, Susan Sept. 25, 1799 Apr. 1, 1879 wife of Simon L., dr. of Sharp Cooper, Eliza M. July, 28, 1875 M1\y 10, 1870 'l'i!as E. ancl Soretta D. (Smith) Ohase, Ebenezer 1822 Sept. lll, 1879 Cassimore, Ira Sept. 1879 Apr. 4, 1880 Oouger, chilcl Aug. 1879 ,July 5, 1880 Oooper,Elenkim A. Sept. 80, 1811 Dec. 24, 1880 Willimn and Haunah:(.ilfoore) Compton. Amzi 1811 A pr. 10, 1881 Ooou, child Sept. 1880 May 10, 1881 'l1 hori1ns Coukley, chilcl Feh. 1881 ,July 0, 1881 James Oole, Oatheriue. Dec. 15, 187(i ,Tnn. 19, 1882 Joseph aucl Ootte , Oounoley, chi!cl Jan. 19, 1882 Ohndwell, Oharles 181!7 Feb. 2, 18flll Crane, Alphens Sept. 1881 Apr. 25, 188B George Courtright, Lewis S. ,Tune no, 1870 Juue 2B, 18~B Oscnr aucl Soplna Cooper, chilcl Aug. 16, 1888 Caqterliue, Anna J. July), 1859 Aug. 28, 188:J William H. aucl Nancy A. (Oooper) Oorey, Henry H. 1855 July 21, 1884 William nucl Phebe (Beach} Corey, Eclna June !888 Aug. I. 1884 William nud Phebe (Bench) Oorey, Olifford W. 1857 Sept.. 16, 1884 William and Phebe (Bench) Oole, Joseph July 4, 1884 Sept. 22, I 884 Joseph aucl Cotte Conklin, Mnry O. 1855 Apr. 10, 1885 Corby,Chnrlotte M. Mar. 17, 1844 May 6, 1885 wife of Brittain C. Wae1· Collins, child Aug, 1885 Feb. 16, 1880 Casterline, Mrs. Jane 1H05 ,Tuly 29, 1886 wife ofWilliam Searing Carr, John May !887 Ang. 25, 1887 Casterline, Simon L. Mnr. 8, 1800 Mar. 14, 1888 Joseph 1mcl Peniun (SeariugJ Cook, Chiliou Aug. 25, 1807 Mnr. 19, 1888 Convey, Nancy 1812 May 15, 1888 '.L'ereuce aucl Margaret ( Wig- gins) • Crampton, Marshall 185i Mny 22, 1888 Charles I 3

NAME: BIR'l'H: DEA'fH: PARENTAGE: 0Rsterlitrn. Anron W. Nov. 11, 1800 Ang. 111, 1888 Ohilllon Oook, Simon Dec. 7, lHRB Chilion [removed from Denville] Oook, ( 'lrnrloUn Doc. 7, 1RHB Chilio11 [removed from Rookn­ wny Valley] Oollins. ,Tosinh 1880 Mur. 81, 1880 Ornno, Frorl W. Dec, 1888 June 26, l8HIJ Ol111111pio11, Richnrcl 1884 Ang. HI, 18H\I Oh11111pion, 8111111101 1880 Ang, 20, 188!l Or11m11ton, Churles 180H Dec. 2, 188!l Oook, Simon Feb. 18!10 ,July 20,.1sno Oh1u11pio11, Wm. 1846 Ang. 20, 1800 Onssimore, Snsllll Oct. 1800 Feb. 19, lBllll Cook, Mrs, l\lury A. Dec. 7, 1832 • Jnne 22, 180U wife of Stephen B., rlr. of John nnrl Snmh A. (Cooper) Olurk Cooper, Naucy A. Mnr. 10, 1827 Aug. 6, 181!4 wife of Wm. H. Onsterline clr. of Dnvirl nnd Anne (Ayres) Onsterline, Gmhnm Dec. 80, 1886 Nov. 22, 1804 WellingtonE. Jennie A. (Gmluun) Cole, ,Joseph 1887 Dec. 7, 1804 Stephen Coltt, Elizubeth Sept. 1887 Mnr. 17, !Rnli Cole, Geor:,:e 1884 ,Tnly 2R, 1895 Custerline, Nnncy Sept. U, 1814 Sept. 27, 1895 wire of Jacob Atuo Clnrk. Walter K. Sept. 22, 1881 Nov. 8, 1805 ,John nnd Snmh A. (Cooper) Couklin, Mury 1810 M111·. 17, 1896 wife of 'fhomns O.,Schofleld OhriAt.odoru, Mrs. Adaline 1867 Apr. 80, 1896 wife of Ohns. 0., dt·. Wm. S. 1111d Mnry J. (Palmer) Wright Custerline, Albert 1808 Nov. I!, 1806 Chndley, Freel. 1888 l\for. 10, 18!17 Conrsen, Is1111c S. June 17, 1820 June 16, 18Ui Conkley, Mrs. Emnu1 R. }857 Oct. 1, 18\JS wife of Jnme,, dr. of Lewis Rogers CmT, Mnry E. 1845 Nov. 27, 1898 Conger, Henry H. !SH:! Feb. 14, 1890 Stephtlu Conger, Mrs. Henry H. 182B Apr. 22, 1~99 Ohillion F. DeCnmp Onuflelcl, child May tu, 1899 Theodore Christeuseu, Joauun 1861 ,July 18, I HH\l Courter, Snidie O. 1865 Jnly 81, lBUO Crnne, Wm. July 1842 Sept. 21, 18U9 Christensen, Myrtle 1\1. Nov. 3, 1899 [r,,movecl from Hurdtown] Ohristeusen, Josie ;Nov. 8, IS!lq [removed from Hllt·dtown] Christensen, Peter Nov. 4, 18119 De011111p, ·,James ,Tnn. 24, 1774 July 24, 1708 Joseph D1,C1m1p, Joseph Nov. 14, 1769 Dec. 31, 1800 Henry Dny, Hannah 1770 Sept. 18, 1805 wife of Jnmes Kitchel DeOnmp, Jessee ,Tau. 4, 1809 DeOamp, Jane June 6, 1809 NAME: BIR'.l.'H: DEATH: PAREN'l'AGE: Drnke, clnld Sept, 14, 1810. Oornelins Dickerson, child Oct, 1, 1815 StApheu Dickerson, ·child Oct, 1818 Stepheu Drnke, c,hilcl 1819 Willinm Dinah, (blnck) 8Apt, I, 1810 Donald, child Nov. 18111 Aclnm Doty, Ml'H, S1u11h Oct. 1, 171iU Nov. rn. 1820 wife of Moaes Dickerson, Mrs. Mny 1821 wife of Dauiel Doland, Peter ,Tnly 20, 1821 Dickerson, ThomaH Auir, 1821 Dnnham,Mr. Ang, 11, 18~1 Doclcl, child 18!1 Sept. 30, 1821 Bertlmel Dodd, child 1820 Oct. 2, 11:121 Berthuel DeOamp, Lewis 1781i ,July 27, 1827 Docld, Berthnel 1828 DeOamp, Ohilion :P, 18llii Doty, Moses Apr, U, 170!1 Mnr. 27, 1887 DeUamp, Ali,xinn Dec. 8, 181ll ,Tan. rn, 188!! wife of Joseph DeOamp. Irene ,fan. HI, 1839 Sept.. 14, 1838 ,Joseph nncl Ool'llelia Doty, Lewis Apr. 18, 1824 Dec, 23, 1830 Drayton, Isanc Ang 18, 1824 Mny 18, 1841 DeOamp, Oornelin ,foue 1842 Dickerson, Eiizabot.11 1843 Dougherty, Mnry ,July 28, J8ii0 Ang. :!2, 18!i0 Anthony aucl Mnry ,J. Dalrymple, Freel. B. 1862 DeOamp, Cntharine 1863 Dobbins, Mrs. Snsnu Feb. 4, 1822 Jan, 26, 1854 wife of Audrew Dougherty Cornelia M11y 21, 18411 Sept. 27, 1856 Aut.!1ony au

NAME: BIR'l'H: DEATH: PAREN'rAGE: Dnddow, 1\fary 18!!4 ,Tnly 21, 1881l Uncldow, ,Tobu 1824 ,Tnly 28, lti81l no.uielR, Mnry Sept. 1868 !iov. 24, 1880 Degmw, Michenl 1870 Oct. 6, 1880 Danielson, Alliu April 18ll7 .July 11, 18fll DoremnR, Wesley ,Tnn. 1802 ,Tnly 8, 1802 Davenport., Cutlmriue 1831 ,Tull. 7. 180U llobbius, Ira ,fou. 184ll nee. 27, 18!1!! Degmw, Wm. Mar. 189!3 ,Tnu. 4, 1894 DeWitt Doland, Mrs. ,Tnue 18tn ,foll, 10, 1804 wife of Mkhael I olaurl Dongherty,Authouy Nov. 2, 1817 Mny n, 1804 ,Tnmes aucl Mary (Crnue) Denuis, Hazel M1ty 1804 Aug. 8, 1894 Dadclow, Willis Nov. 1804 Feb. 3, 1805 Dickerson, Frank L. Mnr. 8, 1867 May 80, 1805 Davenport, Chas. L. 1887 ,Jnuo 1, 1895 Douovnu, P1ttrick l81l5 Aug. ~I, 18!J6 Duryea, Charlotte Apr. 189!1 Mar. 4, 18117 Dunlap, ,James M. Sept. 11, 1811 Mar. 21l, 1H07 Dnnhnm, . MrR. Elouise 1824 Apr. 2, 1807 wife of Snmn'l Dnuhnm, dr. of Elislm Mott Duryea, Mary E. 1802 l\11ty 7, 1R07. Damelsou, Ft·ederikn 1855 Mny 27, 1897 Dates, Reuben C. ,lune 28, 1874 Ang. 28, 1807 John Doyle, Joseph 1835 No\'. l, 181l7 Mat.thew and Jonuua (Plllmer) Dickerson. Mary ,lune 1820 Feb. 20, 18!18 Davis,.Corn B. Dec. llO, l 887 Mny31, 1898 Ezra nncl Mary J. Dormnu, ::lophin 1828 Aug. Ul, 189~ Dow,·John Oct.. 1818 Apr. 15, 1809 Davenport, Ruth 1898 ~- 26, 181)9 Est-ile, .Mrs. l\Inrv 1738 A"ui:r. s, 1,62 wife of David Estile, 1\1.lll. Joa1iua Oct. 22, 1741 Apr. 4, 1817 wife of Noah, clr. of Rodger,, Estler, l\Ira: Dec. 17, 1821 Estile, Mrs. Ma1ia Feb. 21i, 1798 lliny 10, 1sis wife of ,Jabez S., dr. Wm. Ross Enrl, Elizabeth 1880 Engles, Mrs. Charity 1880 Estile, Aun ¥aria 1822 Jnne 2, 1840 .Tnbez nncl Maria (Ross) Esttle, Lucius 1820 Oct. 18, 1840 Jabez and Maria (Ross) Es tile, Noah Mar. 5, 1766 Feb. 11, l 848 Estile, ,Jabez S. Apr. 1, 1794 June, 23, 1849 Noah and Joanun (Rodgers) Estler, David 1854 Est.ler, Mrs. Rachel 1854 wife of David Enrle, Seliuii J. Oct. 28, 1850 Sept. 8, 1862 Abram ancl Mary J. Earles, Clurn Mnr, l, 1865 Jnue 16, 1866 Elishe B. and Emma J. Earles, Nettie A. Feb. 25, 1857 \\for. O, 186!1 Elisha B. and Emma J. Eastou, Joseph 1806 Oct. 3, 1804 EnstlnkA, child Aug. 18, 1876 Eustice, ,John ,Jan. 25, l 8711 .1 nn. 26, 187!! ];nr!es, John A. Jan. 4, 1877 Dec. 24, 18W Isnnc and Frances NAME: BIR'rH: DEATH: PAREN'rAGE: Evel'mau, Albert Apr. 10, 1882 Apr. 17, 1882 Euston, Albert W. Mnr, 1867 June 26, 1882 I~

NAME: BIRTH: DEATH: PARENTAGE: Freeman, Phebe 1888 Mar. 21, 1872 Dnyton nod Jane (Fairchild) Fuller, Sarah E. May 24, 1847 Apr. 27, 1R72 James, wife of D, S. Ayres Farlow, F1·ederick ,Tau, 1, 1870 Ang. 2, 1878 Thom11S Fichter, Jncob L. 1874 Frederick ancl Mary (Witty) Freemon, Eliza ,T. Mor 20, 1836 Apr. 10, 1870 wife Lewis D. Miller Finch, Mory Jfob. 6, 1818 Ang. 12, 1870 wife of ,John Sn'lith Ford, Marin 1804 Ang, 18, 1877 wife of Thoe. M. Sturtevant dr. of Wm. and Jemima (Holsey) Fox, George M. Jan. 28, 1877 • Morris Freeman, Irving Ang. 8, 1873 Feb, 26, 1877 Noah nud Margaret (Ornne) Francis, James H. Sept. 1878 Mor. 8, 1870 Fox, Irene Feb. 1870 Jan. 24, 1880 Morris Foster, Joel D. Oct. 1882 May 1, 1880 Solrlier '61-5, enli~ted aR Abel Hawkins Freeman, Edwin 1874 ,Jnly 81, 1880 Fichter, William 1799 Ang, 16, 1880 Farlow, child June 7, 1881 July 1, 1881 ThomaR Fowler, Wm. W. l".!57 Ang, 8, !RSI Chas. W. ancl Eunice R. Farrington, John W. 1856 Jan. 9, 1892 John R. and Eleanor Fredericks, Mrs. Joseph ,Tau. 28, 188!1 Ford, Julia Sept. 9, 180 l Dec. 5, 1888 wife of Wm. Minton Fox, Lewi!! Nov, 1888 Ang. 14, 1884 Morris' Fritze, Mary L. Apr. 1878 Oct. 18, 1884 Fichter, Lama A. 1858 Dec, 6, 1884 Fritze, Henry H. 1884 Apr. 28, 1885 Farrington, Wm. S. 1851 Nov. 25, 1886 John R. and Elennor Francis, Alfred A. Sept. 1886 Feb. 27, 1887 Foster, Sarah J, ,Tnn. 1888 Mnr. 8, 1888 Fredericks, George 1848 Jau. Jo, 1R89 Solrlier/61-5 Fredericks, Mrs. Caroline 1887 Apr. 1, 1889 wife of George Freeman, Mrs. Jane 1812 Nov. 1, 1889 wife of Dayton Fuller, Frank E. May 20, 1849 Apr. 17, 1891 ,JatneR Fichter, Sarah 0. 1855 ,June 2, 1893 Freegans, JennieL. Dec. 18112 Feb. 12, 1893 Freeman, Myrtle Fl. Ap1·. 1892 Feb. 22, 1891! John Freeman, Jennie 1876 Mny HO, 189!! ,John Farrington, Ellenor 1824 May 2, 189/i wife of John R. Freeman, Ohos. M. 1849 Nov. 18, 1895 Dayton Ford, Leonard Sept. 7, 1880 ,July 18, 1896 Oharles A. Freeman, George S. May 1896 Sept. 2, 1896 Sylvan Friend, Leslie 1896 Apr. 15, 1897 Fichter, Reina May 1896 Aug. 21, 1890 Garrigus, Thankful Oot. 19, 1785 Jan. 26, 1788 John and Elizabeth /Shipman) Griffin, W illinm Sept. 30, 1811 Gordon, John May 1, 1818 Williu.m and Deborah Garrigus, Mrs. Rachel Sept. 19, 181/i wife of David, dr. of--Lyon Goble, Mr. July 1816 NAME: BIRTH: DEATH: PARENTAGE: Gorman, John Sept. 1, 1817 Garner, David Nov. 20, 1818 Garrigus, Hannnh June 211, 1788 Sept. 1, 1821 llnvicl nncl Abigail (Losey) wife of Dnniel AyreR Goble, Mrs. I •ec. 10, 1821 Garrigus, William Sept. 1, 1800 Apr. 6, 1830 Garrigus, Susan Mnr. 4, 1880 Nov. 28, 1831 Eli11H nnd Pn1·melia Garrigus, Harriet T. Apr. 1, 1828 Sept. 22, 1882 lHllllO nncl Sarah (Messler) Garrigus, Mnrgnret E. Sept. 18, 18,~1 Feb. 24, 1888 E!ins 1rnd Pnrmelia Garrigus, Mrs. Elizabeth Nov. 4, 1760 Oct. 16, 1883 wife of ,Tolm,clr. of-- Shipman Griffeths, Nnucy 1886 Garrigus, Bnnmel Deo. 7, 181(1 Fnb. 4, 1888 Silns nnd Hannah Gnrrigus, Jacob Pierson Apr. 17, 1884 Feb. 5, 1841 Elins and Parmehn Garrigus, Ed11·in H. Mny 17, 18•11 Oct. 11, 1848 Jacob and Abby S. (Beach/ Gnge, Isaac N. Deo. 28, 1849 Feb. 9; 1850 C. B. 1rnd Sarah N. Gnrrigns, .John July 1, 17110 Aug. 13,1850 Jncob and Sarah Gordon, David Sept. 28, 1759 July 23, 1852 William aucl Deborah, Revo­ lutionary Soldier Gundry, Mrs. Ann 1787 Ang. 1, 1858 wife of Christopher Gray,Mrs. Helen K. Feb. 1, 1829 Nov. 27, 1858 wife of ThomnR H. Garrigus, Charlotte E. J 1111. 18, 1850 Aug. 18, 1857 Jacob and Abby 8. (Bench) Green, Thomas C. 1854 Aug. 20, 1857 Thoma.~ nnd Susan M. Garrigus, . J ohu Henry Sept. lfi, 1842 J nne 22, 1860 Jacob and Abby S. (Beach) Gleason, Mary Anh Aug. 20, 1806 Sept. 22, 1804 wife of Stephen J. Jackson Greuble. cllild Ang. 7, 1867 Goble, Mrs. Sept. 19, 1867 Goble, child .Tan. 9, 18U~ Green, Mrs. Susan M. Aug. 20, 181B May 15, 1870 wife of Thomns Guard, Wm. J. Sept. ~. 1869 Oct. 6, 1871 Willinm and Mary ,T. Gustin, George M. Jan. 24, 1871 Feb. 14, 187:.1 William H. nucl Leonora A. Gray, John Aug. 17, 1852 Mar. 23, 1137B Greer, William 1847 May 15, lij73 William and Caroline Grant, Anulia E. Jan. 25, 1874 Aug. 81, 1876 William 1111d Mary Ann G!11Tigus, Mnry Aug. 27, 1788 Dec. 8, 1876 ,John and Elizabet.Ji (Shipman) wife of Daniel Ayres Gribble, twins Mar. 20, 1870 Gallagher, Daniel 1\far. 22, 1877 Glasson, Frnuces A. 1885 .J nly 6, 1877 Gregory, child Oct. 187i Apr. 2, 1878 Lnrllow Gribble, Lewis 1874 May 7, 1878 Garrigus, J ohu Feb. 17, 1792 Sept. 16, 1878 .Tobu and Ehzabeth (Shipman) Gustin, Chns. A. Mar. 2, 1868 Apr. 4, 1879 William and Phebe (Smith) Gustin, Nett.le M. Aug. 28, 1874 Apr. 21, 18711 William and Phebe (Smith) 20

NAME: BIR'£H: DEATH: PAREN'l'AGE: Green, Thomas Mnr. 8, 1807 ,lune 20, 1879 Gilbert, Frerlerick l\Inr. 1850 June 4, 1880 Gnrrnbrnnt, Ohns. Z. 1842 Jnly 27, 1880 Isnnc (soldier '01-5) Gilbert, Joseph 1817 Mny 19, 1881 Gribble, Rowlnnrl E. Sept. 1884 Feb. 25, 1885 Genung, Lott.ie A. Mnr. 15, t8u0 Apr. 7, 1885 Ashbel B. nud Ann Gust.in, Mrs. Phebe Feb. 20, 1822 Aug. 14, 1885 wife of William Gardner, Foster M. Sept. 11, 1884 Ang.. Vi', 1885 ,Joseph M. nncl Marin H. Gnn·igus, Mrs. Mnry Ann 1804 flee. 30, 1885 wife of Samuel Gribble, Lenh 0. Dec. 1885 Mnr. 18, 1886 Garrigus, John A. Jan.d0, 1820 llfor. 20, 1880 John nud Mnry (Hall) Grny, R1ch11rrl Jnue 15, 1812 Mar. 0, 1887 Galloway, Mnry P. June 1885 Aug. 10, 1887 Green, Elizabeth J. Ang. 1888 Nov. 10, 1888 Greer, Mathew 1814 Apr. 17, 1889 Gardner, Sudie 0. June 20, 1889 Dec. 20, 1880 Joseph N. nnd Mnria H. Gustin, Ohnrles A. Nov. 7, 1853 Mar. 20, 1800 Garrigus, Samuel Jnn. 20, 1802 ,Inn. l 6, 1891 Green, child Mnr. 1, 1891 GnrriguR, Mrs. Onthnrine S. Feb. 1818 Apr. 1, 1893 wife of Stephen dr. of Jns. Miller Gntoff, John 1884 ,Tuly 4, 1898 ' Gardner, Jacob 1824 July 17, 1893 Gillen, Wm. A. 1889 July l O, 1894 Gray, Wi11inm 1881 Sept. 28, 18fJ4 Garrigus, Stephen Mar. 26. 1817 Mny 7, 1805 John nm! l\1ary (Hall) Gordon, Foster Sept. 1894 Ang. 10, 1895 Joseph Garrigus, Mrs. Abbie S. Mnr. 16, 1897 wife of J ncob Greer, C'aroline Ang. 1816 Apr. 5, 1897 wile of Mnthews dr. of-.­ Stickle Gnstiu, Wm. Sept. 2, 1816 Apr. 15, 1898 Graff, Everett !887 Ang. 2, !808 Garribrant, Margarett 1815 Sept. 16. 1898 wife of Isaac dr. of Ohns. Ziudle Gilbert, Susan 1815 Mnr. 16, 1899 Gustin, Mary G. 1815 Aug. 24, 1899 Gnrrigus, Jacob Nov. 27, 18ta Oct. 15, 189!> John, Jr. nnd Mary (Hall) Hurd, Mrs. Phebe 1704 Nov. 10, 1793 wife of Daniel Hurd Hougland, Mary Ann Oct. 26, 1779 Aug 26, 1796 Maj. Oornelius aud Mary (Tnttle) Huff, Hannah June 6, 1798 Mny 14, 1802 Charles and Hnnnah (Tuttle) Hathaway, Samuel Sept. 11, 1774 Dec. 17, 1802 Silns and Prudence (Baldwin) Hathaway, Onpt. Silas Oct. 12, 1740 Feb. 17, 1803 Hill, Silas 1789 Apr. 23, 1809 Capt. David Hiler. Mrs. Anun Apr. 30, 1809 Hunting, Dr. Jnn. 4, 1810 Hill, Mr. 1reb. 19, 1810 21

NAME: BmTH:. DEATH: PAREN'.L'AGE: Hnll, Johu Mnr. 28, 1810 Hurd, Mrs. 1811 Honglnucl, Johu Apr. 10, HUI Hill, child Apr. 1811 Cnpt. Dnvlcl Hoff, Onpt. Clmrles Nov. 12, 1750 ,July W, 1811 OlmrleR Hiuchmnu, Debornh H. Nov. 7, 1811 Nov. 1!, 1811 ,Tohu nncl Deborah Hicks, Cnroliue · 1811 Sept. 1812 ,Joshua nncl ,Jeumua (Ferris) I-1011gl1111cl, Christopher 1742 Jnn. 27, ism Mnrtin Hnmiltou, child Oct. 1818 Hill, Mrs. Atlllll J1111. 17, 1777 Dec. 27, 1813 wife of Capt. Dnvicl Hopler. Mrs. Mnr. 0, 1814 Hopler, Wilham Jau. 80, 1815 Hiler, child Mny 2!1, 1815 Pote1· Hume, Mr. 1798 Nov. 25, 1815 I-lupler, child Jau. 10, 1816 Peter Hopler, Conrnd Mny2!1, 1816 Hiuchmnn, Capt. Mnj. John Apr. 22, 1770 Dec. 20, lBHi Hiuchmnn, C!ileb L. Juun 22, 1814 Juue 24, 1814 John ancl Debomh Hiuchmnn, child Mar. Hi, 1814 Jos~b Husk, Mr. Feb. 1817 Hurd, cluld Apr. 29, 1817 Mose• Honglaucl, Ohnrles Dec. 25, 1817 Howell, l\frs. H111Tiet 1819 wife of Sylvnnus Hiler, Mrs. Oct. 1819 Hiunilton, Mrs. May 20, 1820 Hill. Mrs. Hammh Apr. 1822 wife of Capt. David, clr. of -- Miutou liiuchmau, child Juuo 1824 John and Deborah Hill, Capt. David Sept. 20, 1758 July 22, 1825 Hulsey, Mary 1785 Aug. 14, 1826. wife of Stephen Conger Harriman, Catherine 1757 Feb. 13, 1827 wife of Richard Hiucluuau, Mrs. Emily June 18, 1800 Sept. 21,·182i !st wife of Mnj. Joseph Hiuchmau, Mary Elizabeth Apr. I, 182(1 Aug, 12, 1828 ,John R. aud Mary. lliuchmnu, Sarah M. 180!1 ,foll 25, !82!1 ,John nnd Deborah li icks, Onthuriue 18B0 llinc)1ma11, Maj. Jos. Apr. 20, 1801 Aug. 4, 1880 rlurd, Mrs. Mary 1831 wife of Joshua Hull, Daniel 1783 M,iy 7, 18Bl Hoff, Charlotte May 7, 1700 •Apr. 23, 18B2 wifll of Jncob A. Kiuney Hicks, Samuel 18B3 Uiuchmnu, 1\frs. Deborah 177-! _Ap1·. 1, 18!!4 wife of Maj. John 22

NAME: DIR'l'H: DEA'J.'H: PAREN'l'AGE: Herrinmu, Eliznbeth Jnu. ll, 1778 Dec. tl, 1811-l Hnlsoy, Stephen N. ,f. Mnr. 5, 18811 Mar. 2!1, 1886 Samuel B. aud Snrah D. Bnll, Stephen Sept. 12, 1785 Mm·. 6, 18118 John aud Chloe Hurd, Edw. Joshntt 1841 Hill, M11ry July 80, 1802 Apr. 27, 18-11 wife of Wm. Hiler, dr. of David nud Auna Hoff, OIMiss11 Aug. 211, 1780 Nov. 8, 1848 wife of Jnmes Jaoksou Hiler, E. Dec. 80, I R4U Hoff', Moses •rattle Nov. 28, 1802 Nov. 15, 1844 Cbnr!eR uud Hauuah (Tuttle) Herriman, Mary Dec. 2, 178H Dec, 29, 1849 Hord, Willinm ,Jnu. 2, 1880 Nov: l!l, 1850 Hiler, Eddie ,Tnu. JO, 1838 Mny 14, 1851 Johu aud Ruth Hiler, Silns AuJ?, 18, 1786 ,June 12, 1851 Hall, Ohloe M. Sept. 2, 1828 Dec. 211, 1852 Stephen and Lydin Hoff', Eliznbeth Mnr. 17, 1788 Mar. 9, 1851! Charles uud Huuunh (1'111.tle) Hiler, Hnrriet N. Mnr. JD, 1817 Apr. 12, 1853 Johu 1111d Rnth, wlfH of • Amzi Compton Harrison, Rhodn Sept. 20, 1795 Oct. 13, 1858 ,Joseph, wifo of Henry Beach l:tiuchmau, Wnlter S. Sept. JO, 1852 Mar. 12, I 858 ,John aud Mary F. Hiuchmnn, Elizn S. Feb. 2, 1853 11ec. 18, 185:l John .nud Mary F. Hiler, Snrnh ,T. Nov. 6, 1835 Sept. 6, 1858 SilnH nnd Mury, wife of ,lohu M. •rowley Hamilton, Silus 1854 Howell, Sylvnuos 1798 Ang. 19, 1854 Hall, Auua Eliza Apr. 20, 1816 J UIJO 21, 1856 Stephen au,i Lydin Howell, Augustus Ang. 9, 1856 Sylvan l:toft', Oharles Sept. 28, 1795 May 15, 1857 Charles aud Bm111h (Tuttle) Hiler, Mrs. Mary 1,80 J UIJO 22, 1858 wife of Sih1s Hoaglnnd, Elms 1858 Hiler, ,lohu Feb. 21, I 797 Ang, 21, 1868 Hiuchman, Stella Sept.9, 1858 ,J uue 2, JR59 ,John and Mnry F. Hill, Alexander Feb. 11, 178'< Mar. 16, 1860 Joh u aud Elizabeth Hall. Mrs. Lydia Jau. 4, 1785 Jun. 16, J86ll wife of Stepheu, dr. of John Hill, Miss Joly 11, 1866 aud Elizabeth (Shipman) Garrigus Hiler, Mrs. Mnr. 9, 1867 Halsey. Ann Eliza May 27, 1827 June, 22, !868 Samuel B. and Samb D. Halsey, Sosnn D. July 8, 179-l ,J uue 211, 1868 Abraham, wife of William Jackson Hill, Elizabeth Dec. rn, I 796 Ang. 4, 1868 John nud Elizabeth, wife of ,Joseph Lyon Hiler, Cuthariue ,Joue 3, 1808 Hiler, David Mny 21, 1702 Mar. 21, 1869 Hiler, Mrs. Mary L. Apr. 11, 1829 Apr. 18, 1869 Hulsey, He11ry D. !\for. 7, 1870 .July 30, 1870 Edmund D. and Mary D. 23

NAME: BIR'£H: DEATH: PARENTAGE: Hiler, Mrs. Ruth Mar, 10, 1871 wife of ,Tolrn Hnrris, child l\Iny 24, 1870 Aug. 24, 1871 Henry Hnppnugh, Mnrtlm J. 1801 Sept. 8, 1871 Hnrris, chilcl llfoy 20, 1871 Sept. 10, 187 I Heury Hathnwny, child Jau. 1871 July 20, 1871 David H11lsey, Samuel B. July 24, 1790 Sept, 15, 1871 Ahmhnm nnd Nancy Hull, Jennie Feb. I, 1871 Aug. 25, 1871 OhnrleR nncl N1moy , Hoff, Joseph Tuttle Nov. 16, 1787 Aug. 16, 1871 Ohades nud Hnunah (Tuttle) Howell, Mrs. Harriet 1796 Mtlr. 3, 1872 Hi11mo11, J11111eH Apr. 0, l>:172 Hu1111011, Mrs. Sept. 23, 1872 wife of ,Tames Hoff, Mnry Anu ,lune 14, 1800 June 80, 1872 wife of Houglnnd Hnrl'is, Walter ,Tuly 8, 1870 ,Tulle 12, 187!J S. A. and L. E. Holl', J1111e Aug. 8, 1785 Apr. 11, 1874 Ohnrles aml Hannah ('£nttle) wife of Ool. Samuel S. Bench Hnrris, Eliznbeth June 16, 187/i Hull, child Aug. ll, 1875 Hfoi

Hnll, Willlnm .1 une 21 1877 Hulsey, Fred. D. Oct. 5, 1870 ,July 24, 1877 Edmund D. nud Mary D. Hitchings, child Aug. 10, 1877 Joseph Hiler, Ontherilrn Sept. 7, 1804 Mar. 20, 1R78 wife of Abner Blnnohard Hough, Sidney Ap1·. 12, 1872 Apr. 28, 1878 William nnd Eliznboth Hill, J eruslui Sept. 21, 181\2 ,July 8, 1878 ,John P. and Mary R., wife of Lucas dnrris, John A. 1876 Dec. 7, 1R7H Hnll, chilcl Mnr. I. 1879 Hnll, Mnry Apr. 10, 1791 June 11, 1879 wife of John Garrigus, Jr. Hoppee, Arthur Apr. 1879 ,Tnly 14, 1879 Hiuchmnn, Wm. Dec. 3, 1870 [Removed from New Providence] Holl', Harriet Oct. 14, 1792 Dec. 31, 1879 Ohnrles aud Hannah (Tuttle) Haycock, Eliznbeth 1816 May 4, 1880 •·•il1w, Marcelin O. Dec. 1844 May 8, 1880 MHchiuga, Auua 1M45 July 23, 1880 wife of Stephen llalsey, Mary D. Nov. 3, l8i3 July 26, 1880 Edmund D. and Mary D. IHll, Auna July 11, 1857 Sept. 17, 1880 ,Tobu P. aud Mary W. Hitchings, Wm. July 188U Nov. 23, 1880 Hodges, Authouy 1882 Dec. 2, 1880 fJowell, John D. Jan. 3, 1881 Jan. 12, 1881 llnrringtou, Oarohue June 1828 Apr. 21, 1881 11 alsey, child June 5, 1881 Edmund D. and Mnry D. ll nil, Enos L. 1878 July 21, 1881 1lurt, child June 1880 Aug. 8, 1881 Hnywood, Mrs. Helen D. Dec. 1847 Sept. 8, 1881 J nmes Miller Harris, Mary E. 1857 Oct. 22, 1881 Hnrris, Emma Sept. 1, 1881 Oct. 22, 1881 NAl\lE: IHR'l'H: DEATH: l'AREN'rAGE: Hall, BnruabnH K. 18B2 Oct. 28, 1881 Stephou aucl Lydin (Gnr1•isou) (Soldier '01-0i'l) Hall, Ab11iail Mny 28, 1708 Nm·. 12, 1881 wife of Philip Miller, dr. of John aurl Chloe Heuclersou, Adeline 181•! Feb. 7, 1882 Howard, Elmer E. Mar. H, 1875 l!'eb. 28, 1H82 Sampson ancl Snrnh HerJcleu, Mrs. Hat'l·ietL. Nov. 20, l840 Mnr. 16, 1882 wife of William Howard, Robt. M. 187~ Mar. 10, l8H2 Hmuilton, Lewis Dec. 1874 Mnr. 24, 1882 William nucl Berthin Hopler, Nnthnu l1ec. 18111 l\lny :l, 1882 Hnmiltou, Mrs. Aun 180(1 l\foy BO, 1882 wife of Dnvicl, dr. of -- Re~cl Haycock, Jeuuie 186fi Jnue 20, 1882 Hiuchma.n, Snrnh .J. Mny I, 1827 Jnne 28, 1882 wife of ,J. B. Bnsseuger Holly, James Murch, 1H82 Jnly 20, 1882 Hiler, WaHer Ang. 14, 1R7!J Oct. 11, 1882 Howarcl, Velma A. Feb. 12, 1880 Jnu. 18, 188ll Snmpsou nud Sn1·11h Howard, MelviuR. Ang. 28, 1877 Nov. HI. 188ll Sampson and Sarah Hnrt, Oscar R. Aug. 1882 Jnlv 2U, 188!! Hulsey, · Anna McK. ,Inly 12, 1882 ,July 30, 188!! Edmnucl D. Hnll, lcln 1880 Sept. 20, 1883 H,iukerson, child Dec. 11, 1888 Hiuchmun, Lesbia H. 1821i Dec. 10,1883 wife of L. s. RobiUAOII, clr. of Wm. E. 1111{1 lliltt Hausou, Audrow 18BO Apr. lll, 11!84 Hall, Chns. M. Oct. 188B Mny 20, 1884 Hudek, Andrew 1841 ,July 20, 1~84 Honl-(h, Wm. ,Tttn. Ii, 18:32 Ang. rn, 1884 Hendren, ,fohn 1811 Dec, 18, 1 HS-1 Heier, Lewis J\1ay 182!i ,Jnu. Bl, 1885 Huycock, Ann ,Jan. 11:H!i Apr. IB, 1885 Hull, ,Jolm 1807 • .July 28, 188fl Hamilton, Wm. ,Inn. 1848 Aug. 27, 1886 David Hulsey. Murion l\L ,Jnn. 11, 188!i Sept.. 6, 1880 Eclmnucl D. aud Mnry D. Hedcleu, Harriet Nov. 180!i ,Jnn. ~8, 1887 Hulsey, Wm. H. 18:J2 Apr. 15, 1887 Hnll, Alex. ,July 20, 188:l Ang. 21, lk87 Ohnrles nucl Nancy Hiler, Mury ,Tnue 1887 Nov. 20, 1887 Holly, Mrs. ,Tolm 1832 Dec. 8, 1887 Hinelnunu, Felix ,J. Sept. 14, 182!1 Jnu. 0, 1888 Hart, Nicholas, Feb. !i, 1888 Holly, Lnlu Nov. 1887 Fob. 8, 1888 Hiler. Anrou B. Oct. 20, 1818 Feb. 17, 1888 ------. ------·- NAME: BIR'l'H: DEA'rfI: PARENrl1 Al+B: Honglnnd, Hnbert Aug, 2, IH711 ,July 8, 188H 'J:homus 11. 1L111l Evul,vu K Biler, Acldie L, Sept.• ,Ill, 187ll Sllpt. 20, 188H l•'t·m1k ILllll l\lnrthn Hiler, Berunrcl Apr. 211, I Hfi2 Sil pt.. :l2, 188H lfrnnk nurl Mnrth1L Hiler, Ezt•n L. 1\lnv 8, IHH-! Sepr,. :2u, IH8H l?1•u11k 111ul Murthn Hiler, Lnell1t ll. An!i. J!I, J HHII Sept. 211, I 88H l•'ruuk 1uul l\Iarthn Hnll, Mmfa JHIR Oct.. :m, l HHS Hill, ,JoHeph Sept. I, JHII-J Doc. :lH' I ll~H ,loHt']lh 111111 1\1:ir.1• Hull, ,lohu 182U ,11111. J:J, 18811 Hull, Lilly JHH2 J!'eh. 11, JHH!I lfoll~r, Emnunc,! ,v. ,Inn. !Hll-1 l\[ny 12, l HH!I l!nll, ,Juhu L. 18211 Jnun l!l, lHS!I ,Jolrn (8ol1li1!1' 01-'i,J Hiler, llnrohl M. ,Juu. 21, JHHH ,July 21, lllH!I 1.L1hrn1111H Hllcl Nottio Hiler, ,lnmes B. J!'eb. ~r,, J~H7 ,July ~fi, 18:-i!I Hurvoy nwl Anuio Heier, Nnucy No,•, .~H. JH17 Dec. I, IHH!I wifn of Dnl'LUH P, l\forrit.t !Iamilto11, Stepheu 18:!7 ,lan, lJO, IH!l0 D11vi1l Hunkin, Wut. ,fan. JllllO Jnly 27, 18011 Hnll, ,111ua Juun 18iil SBpt,, 27, IH!lll Hull, chilcl l•'eh. Ii, 18!11 Hognu. Raymoud O. ISS!J Nov. 17, 11,;u1 Hnrpor, (1p01•gn 182-! No,•. 211, 18111 Heier, Ohristiaun ,Tnly 10, JS!IJ ,h111. 20, !Hll2 Hough111cl, Geo. D. ,Jnlv !H!ll l•'eli. !I, IH!l2 1\Iahlou, ,It·. HitchlllgN, ,Joseph j H:17 l<'<'b. 18, 1802 Hiler, Mnr.v B. Oct. 11, lHOII Apr. H, 18!l2 Hognn, Aunie B. ,]nu. 18!11 l\In,v Ii, l8!J2 Ifrrbert, Allen K. J nu. !8ll:J Ang. 18, lS!J:J 1-Inll, 0111·1-ie·N. 181lfi, Aug. ~7, lMUil Howell, Mrs. Sibbalt Mar. 182ll Oct. 10, 1811:I wife of Geo. H. Howell, dr. · of Ezekiel Pnlmer Honl(lnucl, Aun ,J. !H2ll Nov. 12, l81Jl! wife of l\Iahlo11,

NAl\IE: BIRTH: DEA'.CH: PAREN'l'AGE: Hooking, Wm. 1888 ,June ~. 18!l7 Hockenbury, Audi·ew 18811 July r,, 1807 (soldle1· 01-5) Bull, Emmn Jrm. 1807 Sept. 24, 1807 Daniel 1111d Emma L. Hawthorne, child Oct. 2, 1807 Hicks, Thomas J. Sept. 19, 18-1/l Oct. 20, 181>7 Be1·bert, Aunie G. 1895 Dec. 27, 1807 Hiler, MrR. ,Tlllin l!'eb. 8, 1840 Feb. u, 181JS wife of Silas Hill, John P. 1810 Feb. 2~, 1808 Aloxnuder and Rebecca (Pahner) Hiler, Lnum 111. Sept. 181l7 Muy 1, 1808 Hankinson, Mrs. Mary L. Jan. 2!l, 184i Ap1·. 27, 1898 wife of Johu L., cir. of Adnm Earles Hull, James G. 187!1 May 21l, 1808 Howell, George H. 1822 June 4, 18!!8 Sylvnuus Hicks, George W. Feb. lll, 1H71 Oct. HU, 189H Thomas J. Hnrt, Mrs. Mary E. Sept. 18-18 Nov. lJ, 1898 wife of Nicholns, dr. of Dnvicl l'almer Herrick, Agues 1804 Nov. 27, 1898 Hogan, Annabel 1862 Apr. 2U, 1899 rlr. Jacob L. nu1l l\fnry A. l!'iohter Holly, child Oct. 7, 1890 Oct. 8, 18!lll Hocking, Joseph 1871 Dec. 1, 1809 Innis, ,Jn.ue 1888 lletf, Rev. Wm. Feb. lil, 1802 Oct. 1, 11-!7,i ,Jackson, Mrs. Auuie 1700 wife of Gru. JoRoph ,Jackson, Gen. Joseph Feb. fl, 17!0 l'i6/J ,Jnmes nurl Rebecca Jackson, Stephen Dec. 15, 1780 Dec. 27, It8t Oupt. Stephen ,Jackson, Mrs. Betsey P. Mn1·. JO, 177!! ,lnu. 10, 1807 ,Jackson, M111·i11 l•'eb. 9, 1790 ,Tnly 20, 1808 Capt. Stephen ,Jackson, Capt. Stephen Sept. 8, 1744 l\Int•, 24, 1812 Geu. ,Joseph JnckRou .Jackson, Robt. Ogden .<\. pr. 20, I 807. l\lay Iii, 1812 ,Jackson, Isaac: ,Jnne 5, 1779 Dec. 27, 1813 Benjnmiu ,J oggerdy, chil

NAME: BIR'l'H: DEA'l'H: PAREN1'AG.E: ,JeuniugR, ,John Apr. r,, 179n Mnt·. 12, 184H Jtlcksout .Tu.tueM tllLll. I.I, 1770 ,Tuu. 0, 1848 Cnpt. Stophen ,Jnoksou, Agues ,Tu11. n, 177:J Aug. rn, JIWl wi:e of Dnvirl llurrimnu, clr. of Onpf.. StPpl11,11 ,TohUAOU, Peter A. IH40 ,Jucksou, Olnti~sn ,Jnu!.' 1 i, 1844 Ang, 20, JH48 Gno. W. uurl Prudeuc•e ,Tnck~ou, Ool. Joseph l\for. 8 1774 ,Tuu. 2s, I Sou Oupt. Stephou Jucksou, Lizzie A. Nov. 4, JS,H Dec. ~fl. !Holl Eclw . .E. nucl Esther C. JnckEou, l\lnry Eliznbeth Juue 21, 182ii ,July Ii, 18u7 wife of L.A. Ohnucller, clr. of ,John D. nucl Ag11e8 ,lnrksou, 1'Inrg11ret July Ji, 1778 ,July 18, 1867 wif,, of Suurnel Arnold, dr, of Oupt. Stepl1en ,laclcsuu, Samii Dubois Jnuo 2, 1802 ,Jnu. 20, lli5fl Col. ,Joseph, wife of Samuel B. Hnlsey Jncksou, Johu Dn1·bee Sept. 0, 179-1 Nov. 17, 18lm Onptniu Stephen Jackson, Betsey l?eb. 1-1, 1782 l\lnr. 21, 1862 Be11jn111i11, wife ot' Job Alleu ,lncksou, Freeman W. Nov, .21, 1832 July 17, 18112 Willuun nucl Snsnu D. ,lacksou, H111Tiet Juue 8, 1702 Apr. !i, 18!i3 Cnptniu St~phen, wif~ of Dr. Irn Crit-teudon ,Jncksou, Willinm Mnr. !G, 1788 Sept. 18, isn Onptniu Stepheu ,Jnclsou, . Silas Hnlsey Dec. 0, 1872 Willinm nud Snsau ,Tncksou, Stephen ,T. .r nly 4, 1805 Mny HJ, 187-1 Col. ,I oseph Jaeasou, Cal'oliue A, Nov. 2, 181!8 Apr. 4, 1875 wife ot' W. M. l\foouey ,Toh, ,Johu H. Nov, 10, 1875 ,/onea, .lumeR L. 1819 ,Tnly fi, 1878 ,Teukins, Erlwnrd ,Tun. l81U Sept. 7, 187H ,Jmrns, Willinm A, .Jnue 1877 Sept. 21, 1878 ,leukius, Elizn Ang. 28, 1880 Sept. 24, 1880 ,Janltls, Henry R. Nov. HO, 1840 Dec. 21i, IHH I Willimn nil!! Mnry Jacksou, .l\frs. Prudeuce .r nly 18111 Fob. II, 1882 wire of George W. ,fa11tes, Octavius 18811 Alli,[, ~2. IHH4 ,Ja11tes, William Aug. 1887 Nov, Ii, 1884 ,leukius, Hubert 't. Mnr. 1881 Dec. rn, 1~84 .Jeukius, Surah Alli-(, 188'3 Sept. 2i, 188fi ,Job, Frank ltl86 ;r.uu, 4, l88i Jetf1·ey, Ida O. July 1880 ,foue 11, 1887 ,Joues, Hm'l·iet E. 1882 Fob. 28, !SHH ,foues, Snmh J. 1877 Mm•, 3, 1888 ,Jenkins, George Feb. 1887 Mny :J, 1888 ,Jou, Lc,wls S. IH77 Deo. 20, 18~8 Jouo.s, ,Tohu l\Inr. IS:ll ,July ll, 1801 NAME: BIRTH: DEA'.l.'H: PAREN'l'AGE: ,Jncksou, Hai-riot 1812 Jnn. 13, 1892 Jolmsou, Mary S. 1868. ,Tnn. 19, 1802 JeukiuR, Anuie 1812 Mar. 24, 1802 Job, Fannie E. Dec. 1888 Mny o, 18ll2 Jayne, Floreuco Juue 181l2 ,July rn, 1804 Jayne, J osepb ,Tnu. 15, l8!J4 Job, Lvdin J. ,Jan. 7, 1896 ,lncksou, William A. May llll'i' Apr. 11:<, 1891:\ ,Jackson, Editl1 May 188ll Sept. 3, 1805 Jncksou, John W. ,Jone !l, 1820 Mny II, 18!1(1 Jnmes, Eliznbeth A. June l 'i, 1848 ,Tnly 4, 1807 Jnckson, Edw. E. Apr. 2, 18l'i' llfoy 26, 1808 Jnckson, Joseph I-I. 1819 Mni·, 24, 1899 Kitchell, Azel 1790 Aug. Hi, 1807 ,Tmnes Kiner, Pete,· Sept. 1811 Ketcham, Eunice 1814 Ketcham, \Villinm Feb. 20, l8Jr. (Revol11tiou11ry Sol,Uer) Kinney, child Mnr. 2!1, 181G Abrnluun Knnpp, Mr. -- ·Mar. J5, lHHI Kinney, child Dec. 30, 1818 Jacob Kinney, Hnnnah S. ,l11ly II, 18HI wife of ,Jacob Kanonso, Mrs. Mary Jan, ]7, 1785 Sept. 27, 18m wife of .Peter Kuuonse, Mary Elizalreth Sept. Ii, 1818 Oct. 5, 181!) Peter 1111() Mary Knuouso, Ehznbeth 1819 1\Inry Eliznbeth Ketchem, Samuel Apr. 1820 married Peggy Sciudli, Kitchell, Mrs. Euuico Aug. 20, 1~20 Kiug, Cntheriue .July 13, 1821 Dnvid Kelsey, ,Joseph Dec. 8, 18W }'eb. 16, 1824 ,John B. 1111<1 Deli1• Kitchell, Electa ,luue 8, 1802 Oct. 21, 1880 }'orcl 11ud. Elizabeth King, Charlotte Juue a, 1827 Nov 20 18UI ,Jar.oh 1111() Auun Kelsey, William Mar. 9, 1832 Feb·. 10', 18-:14 John B. nud Dalia Kitchell, Caroline B. May 0, lS.36 ,1n11e 2, 1838 .Mnthias nud Onrolino· Kitchell, Col. },ord 1760 Sept. 19, lS-12 Kitchell, James Sept. 20, 1750 Dec. l, 1842 Abmhnm (Revulntiouary Soldier) Kitchell, Fmnk '.I.'. July 6, 184:I llfnr. ~l, 184n Mathias nurl Caroliuo Kitchell, Rebeccn Aun Sei1t. 20, 1820 Apr. HJ, 1845 Ehene?.ei-, wife of ,I ounthnu Beuj11iuiu, ,Jr. Kirk, Amy 1760 May, 2n, 184ii Kennedy, Auua 1847 King, Mnry .1 une !I, 1778 Sept. a, 1851 wife of JerPminh ..3nker Kinney, Hanuah Maria Sept. 4, 1849 Sept. 10, 185/\ Charles nncl J nno Kinney, Hnrriet E. ,fuue 15, 18/H Nov. a, 185H Uhal'les aud Jane Kitchell, .Mnt.hias Sept. 'i, 1792 ,J 11ly lll, 1857 ,lames nud Hannah King, Auna H. Sept. 1srn1 wife of Jacob 29

NAME: BIRTH: DEATH: PARENTAGE: Kinney, Wm. 0. ,Joly 10, 1850 Oct. o, 1860 Kinney, Edwin F. Jone 20, lRii~ Jun. 12, 1Htl2 Kinne,;., Joseph H, Apr, 21, IH2f> ,11111. 21, 1Rfl2 King, Rev. Bnrunbns ,Touo 2, 1780 Apr. 10, 1802 Kinney, .lncob A. 1780 July 4, 186B Kitchell, Abram F. 1872 Kitchell, frvinl'I' J. Oct. 31, 1808 Nov. 2, 1R72 llfnt.hins nucl Onroliue Kitchell, ,lune R. 1873 Kemp, Edw1u·d Joly 18, 1875 King, Ricbm·d Ang. 28, 1875 Kiug, ,1osepb D. Mnc. 4, l87fl Kemp, child Sept.. 14, 1~70 Willin111 Kiul(, ,lnmes A. 1814 ,Inly 7, 1878 Klotz, George H. ,July 1, 1870 Mur. 2, 1880 Snnrnel nucl Lnurn S. Kelsey, Delia June 180:J Oct. 1, 1880 Kildsou, Snrnh D. 1844 Oct. 18, 1881 KreftiuK, Let.it.in 1876 Apr. 18, 1882 Kitchell, W niter ,Inly 2, 1849 Alli'\', 12, 1882 Nnthnniel nnd Onroliue Kelsey, ohu B. Feb., 1797 ,Inn. 4, 18S5 Kemp, Kesinh 1815 Nov. 18, ff811 Kemp, 1l1l1011mA Oct,. 1884 .Inn. 25, 1887 Kelley, Robert R. Oct. 1886 .1uuo 7, 1887 Kuotwell, l'hilci 1881 .11111. 28, !889 Klotz, O1u·rie Ang. 6, 1880 Mn~. 8, 1889 Sn111nol und L11111-a S. Kauonse, M,u·y A, L. Dec., 1887 Nov. 15, 1889 Kitchel, Elizabeth 1812 May 7, 188!1 Ford nud Eliznbeth Kitchell, Alie~ W. ,lnu I, 1872 Sttpt. 10, 1880 Kiu~. Henrietta H. Sept. 27, 1888 Oct. 1:l, 1800 ,Jncob nud Auuie Kim boll, Dolin E. 1825 ,Juu. 2, 18111 Kitchell, Snrnh Apr. 28, 180i Feb. 28, I 80 I wife of Re,•. Wm. Iliff Kentmic, O111,hotine H. Mny 9, l82ii Oet. JO, 1801 wife of Nicholas Kentiug Kitchell. Hownrd B. 1882 Dec. 7, 1891 Kitchell, E11111m Ang. 2, 1868 Apr. 17,1892 l\Intthins D. null Auna Kitchel, Ohns. H. ,lnu., 18il5 Nov. 27, ISIJ'l Kayler, Eliznbet,h 1848 l\Iay 15, 18!1:J Kauonse, Elfanb'h l\Iny rn, JR!lu ,Inly 5, 181111 wife of William Kuuonse, Aaron IS!JR Ang. ii, l89i Kemp, ,John 181!9 AnK, HI, l88~ Kauonse, Mnry A. 18J3 ,Juu. 7. 18fl!I Kitchell, llfathias D. lfill8 .J 18, 1~0!1 Knuonse, Abraham Oct., IMOS Muy:l, IH!lfJ Lamsou, Eleazer 1720 Mnr. 24, 1789 Eleazer nud Abil(uil JJOIDSOll, Mt-s. ,Tnue 1728 ,ra.u. 28, 1790 wife of Eleazer Lamsou, Moses 1750 Dec. 22, 1798 Elenzer nud Ahal(l\il • Lyon, Aun Elizn'h Mnr. ll, l80fl Sept. 3, 1B0'i Aaron 30

NAME:· BIRTH: DEATH: PAREN'£AGE: Losey, Oapt. Jas. Jan. 20, 1800 Losey, Mrs. Nancy Apr. 12, 1800 wifo of ,Jncoli- Long, chilcl ,July 1800 Losey, Mra. Auna Dec. 17, 1800 Losey, Anna Jan. SJ, 1810 Losaw, John l!'eb. 8, 1810 Looker, Mrs. Nov. 1, 1810 Losey, Haun1111 1810 wife of James Lyon, lift·. Dec. 20, 1812 Lymus, H11nu11h ,Tnn. 8, 17!14 Apr. 28, 1818 wife of Euos, (colored) Lymus, Susauna ,July Hl, 1702 Sept. 11,' 1814 E110s and Hnnnnh, (oolorod) Lyon, Mrs. ,Touns Feb. 10,1815 Lyon, Absnlom Ang. 1818 Ludlow, Miss 1818 Lindsley, Delhi 1701 Apr. 1821 wife of Daniel Smith Ludlow, Mrs. Ol11111t.y July 7, 1821 wife of Haury Lyon, child July 8, 1821 Jured Lndlow, Henry Aug. 31, 1821 Mary, (colored) Oct. 1821 servant of Jacob Losey Lnmson, Benjamin Mnr. 1, 1761 May 17, 1824 Littell, Thomas G. Dec, 12, 1828 Mar. 24, U,20_ !i1-.~ David and Elmira Lyon, Anron. July 1, 1759 Mar. 1, 1838 Lloyd, Snr11h Ann Dec. 24, 1886 wife of A. L. Olark Lyon, ,John Apr. 1, 1706 Dec. 8, 1880 Littell, Mary A. Jan. 1, 1842 Oct. 4, 1842 D~vid" aud Elmira Lyon, Stephen 1820 June 22, 1854 Lmdsley, Esther 1857 wife of Snmuel Lmdsley, Eliz11beth S. Mar. JG, 1868 wifo of 1!,mucis Lyon, Joseph ,Tune 7, 1775 Mny 6, IR5H Lee, Susan P. ,Tnn. 1, 18:J3 Oct. 5, 1858 Lee, Samuel May 29, 1787 Nov. 2, 1858 Lyon, Arthur Sept. 7, 1860 ,Jnu. 7. 1861 ,Joseph H. uud Mnry F. Lyon, Snrnh E. ,Jnu. 15, 184:J Oct; 11, 1803 wife of Eclw. Dnveupor~ Liudsley, Gabriel J810 ,Tuly 4, 1864 Lee, George W. Jnu. 12, 1830 Oct. 26, I 864 Lindsley, Mrs. Dec. ,21, 1806 Lyon, Auna 0. ,July 26, 186H Dec. 2fi, 1866 ,Joseph H. and Mary F. Lyou, Joseph H. ,Tone 8, 1847 Aug. 8, 1867 ,Joseph H._nncl Mury-F. Lyon, Mrs. Aug. 5, 1~68 Lohr, George'!.'. Ang. 27, 1871 July 4, 1878 Henry aud Rosena Lake, John Sept. 24, 1875 Luke, child Nov. 6, 1875 Johu Lonsbe1Ty, Henry Dec. 12, 1875 Lyou, Davis Mus 10, 1876 Lnke,Johu July JO, 1870 Lowery, child 1870 Oct. JO, 1876 Lewis Layell, child 1870 Oct. 28, 1876 James_ 3 I

NAME: BIR'l.'H: DEA'l'H: PAREN'l.'AGE: List, child 1H70 Oct. 28, 1870 Lnugdou, child )\for. 14, I H77 'l1ho1uaH .Lyou, Stopheu F. 1807 Doo. 7, 1878 L1Lyell,Oyrns 1800 July l, 1880 Lowe1·y, Joshnn A. J878 Dec. 15, 1880 .Lyou, .L11urn Dec. 2B, I87tl -ln.n. II, 1881 George_ H. uurl Hnn·iot Lnlelln, Ohnrles 1872 Aug. 28, 1897 Lyon, Annie J. ,Tune 18~6 J1u1. 28, l8U!J Lnuger, Hurl'iet E. Hi58 Oct. I, 1899 wife of Isn.nc .Lenry, Mnrth11 J. Ang. 1873 Oct. 12, 1899 Lnug, Gabriel E. 187!) Dec. Jo, l8!J!J Beujnrnin 0. Meeker, Josiapl, 17011 M:ty 21, 1777 Miller, Oh:mt.y .) (IIIO 5, 170:J Frerlorick, wife of Frnnc1s McOnrt! McCarty, Margaret 1770 .tmrn D. 179!3 Fr1111cis nud Ohnrity llfoOnrly, ,\uuiu ]\fay i!J, 17!17 Francis und Charity Moorl\, ,Josh,h 17H:~ Dec. 12, I 7H~ Miller, Ruth 1810 l\lnir, Willinm Nov. 1810 Zibn Mills, chilcl 1814 Snrnnel Jlliller, child Apr. I, 18lii Philip Mills, child ,Inn. 18, 18Hi Samuel Morgan, Mr. Sopt. 8, 1817 Minton, Mrs. Apr. 1820 wife of Aut.houy .Miller, Mrs. Ang. 1821 Mcl1m!rlull, John 17Jtl May 10, 182ll 32

NAME:· BIRTH: DEATH: P.AREN'.l.'AGE: Minturn, Mury Dec. 22, 1757 .Ang. 21, 1820 wife of Oupt. Job Allen ;(2) wife of Onpt. Stephen Juckson Mott,Libb11 Feb. 6, 1827 wifA of Job Tn.Jmnclge Miller, Sumnel Z, Sept. 8, 1824 Sept. 2, lij27 Philip nncl Abigail Monson, Mrs. Rhoda 1705 Nov. lo, 1827 wire of Ezekiel Mott, Susan Aug, 14, 1827 Ang. 81, 1828 Nnthnniel nud Maria Munson, Ezekiel 1761 Sept. 2 1828 Onpt. Solomon and Mnry McFall, Martha 1759 Oct. 4, 1820 Marsh, Mrs. Phebe Oct. 16, 1808 May 17, 1881 wife of Benjumin Mnrpl1y, Ann Dec. 27, 1882 Jnmes and Mory Minton, LoU1sa R. Feb. 20. 1820 Apr. 11, 1883 William nud ,Tulin Mott, Nathaniel Sept. 2!1. 1880 Oct. 8. 1884 Nntlrnniel nncl Mnria McFall, Daniel 1810 Feb. 7, 1837 McFall, Patrick 1772 .I one 17, 1837 McCarty, Francis Sept. lo, 1752 Feb. 14. 1880 Muir, Alexunder M. Oct. 16, 1881 Oct. 22, 1842 Thoums uud Susan Muir,' Agnes W. 18:!5 Oct. 19,1842 '.1.'homns and Sus1w Mott, Lydia M. Oct. 20, l 844 July 15, 1845 Nuthnniel nncl Mari1> Mlll~r, Lydin. Z. Sept. 8, 1826 Aug. 12, 1845 Philip nnd Abigail Mandi,rville, Willib.111.H. Oct.12, 17tl!J Feb. 18, 1846 Minton, Goy 1886 Sept. 18, 1847 Mott, Mary B. Sept. 27, 1829 July 8, 1848 Nntl11111iel ancl Maria Mott, Manning F. Feb. 27, 1887 ,Inly 24, 1851 Nnt,hnniel nud Mn1-ia Miller, Susan A. Sept. 8, 1852 Nov.8.1852 ., oliu uud Mnry .A. McCarty, Sarah Ang. 24, 1784 .\ pr. 12, 1854 Frnncis and Ohntity, wife of Hubbar,l S. Stickle McCarty, Elizabeth May 1:, 1780 Ang. 80, 1854 Francis 11nd Ohurity, wife of Ford Kitchell Morrison, ,lames 1854 Miller, Margaret 1854 Marsh, Benjamin ,Inly 7, 1800 Oct. 21, 1855 Muir, Thomas Jan. 19, I 792 Oct. 29, 1855 Mott, Lavinia M. Joly 22, 1~20 Mny 11, 1857 ,lohu uud Sibbnh, wife of S. G. St,urtevanr. Martin, Olark ,J. 1795 Mny 11, 1859 Muir, l\Irs. Snsau 1795 Oct. rn, ns,;o w re c~ '.l.'homos Miller, Rnlph D. l!'eb. 28, 1851 Apr. 27, 1861 Miller, Mury E. 1861 Marsb, Edw. L. Oct. 27,"1882 May 80, 1802 Benjnmin 111111 Mary Miller, Philip ,Inly 2, 17!!8 Oct. 27, 1862 Mott, ,John July 14, mm. June 27, 186tl Miller, ,lnmes E. ,Inly 20, 1888 Sept.. 4, 1866 Philip uncl Abigail Mott, Sibba.h 0. Apr. 18, 1889 Nov, 8, 1867 John aud Parnell Mott., Nnthnniel Sept. 7, 1804 Feb. 9, 1807 Mott, chilcl .o\.ug. 12, 1867 William 33

NAME: BIR'l'H: DEA'rf-1: PARENl'AGE: Mnttox, Beujnmin (J. Apt•, 28, lt

NAME: BIRTH: DEATH: PARENTAGE: Morgnu, child Ang. 1878 Oot. 28, 1878 J11cob McKinnon, Bortlm 1875 Feb, 7, 1870 Morgnu, Stacy Oct. 8, 1878 ,foll, 28, 1870 John W, 11nd Rebecca M. Morgnu, Agnes B. Oct. 10, 1877 Feb. O, 1870 Mnthewa, ,lohu 1810 Apr. ~o. 1870 Mott, Mabel Ella 1877 Aug. 10, 1870 McKinnon, Wm. Ang. 1870 ,Juu. 26, 1880 ,JohnH. Mitchell, Henry Apr. 1870 Feb. 6. 1880 MoKniu, Lillie 1861 Feb, 18, 1880 ,John Morgnn, child Apr. 2•!, 1880 Jooob Mott, An,m M. Dec. 1879 ,I uly 28, 1880 0. Melvin and Snrah (Scofield) Mott, George Wm. Dec. 187fl Aug. 1, 1880 0. Melvin nnd Snrnh (Scofield) Milla, Rnchel 1887 Aug. 28, 1880 Myres, Olnnde S. Sept. 27, 1879 Aug, 25, 1880 Ohnrles nucl Addie Mnrsh, James Jan. o, 1810 Dec. 22, 1880 Mny, Edwin D. 1878 Feb. 12, 1881 Mills, Florence 1877 Apr. 30, 1881 Milla, Martha J. Feb. 1866 May 1, 1881 McOloud, child May 18, 1881 Lemuel Morgan, Florence l!'eb. 17, 1880 July 18, 1881 Johu W. nud Robeccn M. Mandige, Edwnrd Apr. 1807 Deo. 15, 188 I Peter May, Martha S. Jnne 9, 1880 Feb. JU, 1882 Willimu ,mil. M. E. Mathews, Wm. 1821 Dec, 16, 18·2 McOonuell, clnld Dec, 7, 1882 Deo. 28, 1882 Merritt, ohi!d Feb. 0, 1888 Feb. 15, 1883 Isnno Merritt, .r enuie 1840 Mar. 12, 18H8 Marsh, Margaret ,Inly 1, 1803 June 1, 1888 wife of James Meeker, Horbert B. Mnr. 1888 ,July 16, 188:1 Merritt, Fred. Dill Mnr. 1888 Sept. 4, 1~83 Merritt, Snmuel Feb. 22, 1845 Sept. 4, 1883 David Merritt, Edward 1879 Jan. 20, 1884 ,Tames It. and Flom 0. Miller, Wm. H. Dec. 26, 1882 Mnr. 2, 1884 Mott., Eva'l'. Jnne 19, 1882 · Mar. 19, 18,..4 Merritt, Mnbel Nov. 1888 Apr. 15, 1884 Me1~·itt, Mund Nov. 1883 Apr. 10, 1.S84 Men·itt, Dnvis P. Sept. 27, 1811 Mn.y 2, 1884 Mnrah, Abbie B. June 26, 1876 Oct. 14, 1•84 Meeker, Mrs. Snsnn B. 1847 Feb. 18, 1885 llenjamin nud May Marsh· Mitchell, Funny O. Sept. 24, 1864 ,rune 11, 1885 ,John H. aud J,'111111y L. Mott, Eva 'l'. Mny 1884 Mnr. 18, 188B McConnell, AnnieL. Jun. 1885- Apr. 8, 1886 Moore, ,John 183 I Dec. 15, 18RH McConnell, Geo. M. Apr. 1886 Jan. 7, 1887 Murton, Mart-in ,Jan. 18, 1887 Mattox, Raymond R. Jan. 1887 Jaly 13, 1887 Mandigo, Wm. Dec. 1886 Aug. 28, 1887 Peter Myres, Roy M. Sept. 27, 1882 Sept. 27, 1887 Chnrles nnd Addie McCnrt.y, Chas. A. July 10, 1826 Dec. 21, 1887 l~rnncis and° Charity (Miller) 35

NAME: BIR'l'H: DEA'!'H: PARENrAGE: l\lorritt, Mubel $opt. 188,i M11r. 5, 1888 l\1ille1•, Johu H. 1828 Mny 2, 188.~ Mi11d10ll, Wm. G. 1848 Sll[Jt,, IU, 188H M11i11a, Bouj. H, 1880 Dec. li, 1888 Merritt, Dnril\R P. Juuo 8, 1889 [Romovecl from v11ultj M11rsh, Mury G. 18011 Apr. 9, 18811 Meungh, Eliznbeth 183-1 Apr. 17, 18811 McLonghliu, Ohurlotte 1831 Apr. 30, 1880 Me11i11, Johu H. ,lnu. 1821! J nl,v Hi, 18811 Mnscnr, chilcl July 20, 1889 ,inly 27, 18811 McKiuuou, child ,Jnly 2H, 18811 Muttox, Lonisn 1834 Aug. 11, J8a!l l\lnrg,rn, ldn E. ,Jnu. 188!J Sept. 1, 1H8!l M11ler, Flol'II E. Mnr. Ill, 1846 Sept. 5, 18811 wife or ,fames H. Mnttox, Allio ]867 Nov. 11, 188!1 Sllllll10l Mott, Elish11 Oct. I 7. 1823 Dec. 7. 188U McOurty, Wm. Oct. 1832 Dec. 17, 188!1 l\lot.t, Willinm lJec. 1810 ,I uue 15, 1800 Jvfoy, Snsuu ]82!! Joly 28. 1800 .Muuugh, John V. 1830 Mnr. 15, 18111 .l\1erritt, I~auc 1sao .Mm·. 28, 18111 Myres, Mnl.>el 'l'. July J:l, 1885 Apr. 14, 18!H Charles L. and Acldie Mny, l•'Joreuce H. 1885 Ocr.. JU, I H!H McKi1111011, Evu 1889 Oct. 19, 18!1! Walter lliny Mnl'iou P. l\foy 1887 Uct. 20, lfiVI M11,v, William Jnly 18!JO Oct. 28, 1891 l\Inrtlll, child No,•. HI, ISVI l\forgnu, child Nov. rn, 18!11 11:loutoui:l, Emmn E. Oc!t. 1887 Ap1·. 1, 18!12 Merritt, Edward 1830 Apr. 0, 18!l2 Mott, Simeon Muy 17, 1830 Apr. !l, 1892 Elisha nun Esther Aun Mil\ur, Auna. Aug. 26, 1874 May 14, 18!12 ,Tames H- aucl J?Jora 0., "~ife of Alouzo Haywood Morgan, Agues M. May 8, 1892 1\fay 17, 18!12 l\!orgn11, Dauiel W. Sept. :JO, I80S ,lnuo 26, 18!12 Muir, Peter Nov. 15, 1820 Oct. llJ, J8!J2 Minster, Louisa ,Jtt11n 18!>2 Oct. I 7, 18!l2 :M1•rg-,u1, Walter No,·. II, 18ll2 Nov. 7, 1~02 Mitchell, Johu H. 18ll7 Dec. Ia, l R!l2 May, ,Jai,ws ,Jr. Dec. I8,i,l Feb. 2/i, l 8!1H McKi1111011. child F~l.J. 18, 18!14 l\foCarty, Snlly A. 1809 Mar. r,, 1~!)4 l\lot.t., Mary 187/J May Ji3. 1H!l4 McKi11uou, Everett Dec. 1891 J\fay 22, 1894 Morgnu, Mary Nov. 1800 Oct. 22, 1894 McKuiu, Phel.Je 1834 ,] 11118 5, 18!)5 l\!yres, Albert Mar. 30, 18H5 ,Jan. 20, lH!)ii Maxrou, ,Jam~, L. Aug. 2:i, 1835 Mnr. 27, l8!Ju 36

NAl\IB: BIBTH: DEATH: PARENTAGE: Mott, Freel, K. Jon. 1806 Aug. 10, 1800 Mooney, Henry I. Oct. II, 1872 Sept. 12, 18Jlil W. W. nncl Fmnces Elizabeth Moouey, Ohos. 0. July 7, 1877 Sept. 12, 1806 Mothews, Grnce 1884 Sept. 15, 180!1 Muy, Jomes 1838 Apr. 30, 1897 Myres, Mobel July 14, 1897 July 18, 181>7 MoKinnou, Mrs. ,111110 Mor. 5, 1818 Aug. 14, 18117 wife of Willinm Morgon, Agues R . .Tune 10, 1876 .Tune 2, 1898 D1miel and Susnn Miller, Ol111rlotte 1808 SApt. 18, 1808 Merritt, Dnniel 1014 ,Tnne 5, 1891) MoMounus, Jnmes l'eh. 0, 1809 l'eb. 19, 1899 Mott, George 'f. 1883 Feb. 24, 1890 William H. 11111I Ennice Mnthewo, Mobel H. Oct. 1807 Feb. 28, 1890 Minton, child July 3, 1890 Munderville, Elenzer Sept. 11, 1709 Miller, Ohnrlotte 182:l Sept. 17, 18~9 McKuin, John 1825 Dec. 17, 18110 Norris, Jocob Nov. 3, 1836 Sept. 16, 1840 Alexnuder and Snrnh F. Norris, Jncob 1776 J1111e 21, 1842 Non·is, Snrnh Mnr. 12, 1841! Aug. 12, 1849 NmTis, Mnry Eliz. ,Jnu. 24, 1855 Sept. 24, 1857 Norris,Lyclin.Jone Feb. 14, 1838 Feb. 18, 1805 Alexander 1111d Snrnh F. Norris, Mrs. Ootherine 1779 Dec. 17, 1805 wife. of Jnco!J Northy, child .Ton. 19, 1868 Nichols, Ann 1837 July H\, 1878 Nichols, child July 13, 1878 July 27, 1878 Norris,~Snrnii F. 1811 J nn. 28, 187!1 wifo of Alexnuder, ilr. of I•ouiel F. mid (Gard) Wiggi11s Non-is, AIPxnuder Oct. 9, 1807 Mny 8, 188:J ,Juco!J and Cnthnriue · Newman, Wm. S. 1883 Jnn. 28, 1891 Nix, Willium Feb. 1869 June 80, 1891 Hiram Nix, Charles Dec. 180-! Ang. 29, J891 Himm Norgren, Hannah M. Dec. 21, 1841 Mnr. 11, 1892 Nix, Onl'l'ie B. Oct. 1871 Jnn. 27, 1h03 Hiram Newmnu, Carrie 18115 Apr. 3, 18011 Noell, Eloise 1870 Nov. 18, 1894 Simeon·nud Elizabeth Nichols, Ellen Sept. 1895 Oct. 21, 1895 Nichols, llfouniug July 1895. Apr. 26, 1896 Nounme Nov. 3, !SOU Nichols, Lewis 1802 May 16, 1897 Osborn, child Dec. 18ll Daniel Osborn, Sarnh 1831 Oliver, Snrnh 1854 Onstead, Ohm·les Apr. 1800 J&n. 15, 1880 Over, Ohnrles Oct. 1881 Ang. 18, 188!1 Odell, Sarnh Nov. 188:l Dec. 6, 1883 3i

NAME: BIRTH: DEA'rH: PAREN'rAGE: Onstead, Hnuuah 1811 ll'eb. 8, 1887 wife of Charles Onstead, Mary Aun Mar. 1866 Mny 7, 1887 Oustend, Jnmes E. Apr. 1887 May 24. 1887 Odell, child May 1887 Jnue 4, 1887 Osborn, Wm. H. July 19, 1871 May rn, 1888 William and Bessie Oliver, Samh A. Sept. 16, 1812 Jnue ~7, 1888 wifo or Stephen B. Cooper Orum, Beuj. B, Nov. 25, 1839 Nov. 28, 1892 '!'homas Oustend, John 185:.l Mnr. 6, 1898 Georg" Osborne, Jane A. 1887 July 2i, 1808 Osbol'lle, John Jnue 1895 ,Tnly I, l8U5 Onstend, Sarah 1828 June ll, 1886 wifo of George Osborn, Ceoili11 Jan. 1888 May 10, 1898 Oliver, Mary · · 18·12 Nov. 14, 1811H Palmer, ,Jacob 1740 1790 Palmer, Amy Nov. JO, 1806 Dec. JO, 180fl Samuel and Neomi Peacock, Mrs. Mnr. 10; !SOU Peer, child Jan. 27, 1811 Parrott, child May 0, 1812 Goo1·ge Phillips, Henry W. May 26, 1813 Phillips, Mrs. Sarah ., 1m. 19, 1814 wife of Henry W. Pierson, child Feb. 26, 1814 Isnnc Pierson, Mrs. Jan. 3, 18Hi wife of Henry Pa1·rott, 'Mrs. Feb. I(}, 1815 wife of George Pierson, Hnldah Feb. 19, 1815 Isaac Pee1·, Mrs. Joanna 1816 wife or Jacob. Palmer, Lewis Dec. 8, 1818 Ezekiel Powers, child Nov. 1819 David nnd Mary PowerM, child Nov. 18JI! David nnd Mary Peer, chilrl Sept. 181!1 PowerH, Mrs. Mary 1777 Nov. 1819 wife of David Peer, Elder David Mar. 10, 1762 Apr. 5, 1824 Peer, Mrs. Ebzabeth ..1011. 1, 1764 ,11111. 24, 1827 wife of Davicl Powers, Dayton F. Oct. JO, 1826 ,Inly 7, 182!1 .lohn Powllrs, ,Jeremiah F. Apr. 18, 1828 Oct. 24, 1881 Johu Palmer, Timothy Dec. 8, 1791 Ang. 8, 1888 Samuel aucl Neomi Powers, Snrnh Mar. 7, 1835 Mar. 29, 1885 Jncoh and Mary Peer, ,lolm 1886 Powers, David 1770 Dec. 4, 1840 Palmer, .Jacob Jan. II, 1 i98 Sept. 8, 1842 Snmuel and Neomi Poweru, Sarnh B. Jau. 8, 1844 Feb. 7, 1844 .Jacuh aud Mary Powers, Cornelia B. J nu. 8, 1844 Feb. 20, 1844 ,Jacob and Mary Perine, James Edwin Ang. 18, 1888 Ang. 20, 1844 Cornelius and Caroline Palmer, Ezekiel 1!<44 Jacob aml Phebe Palmer, '!'homns 0. Apr. S, 1882 Fell. 22, 1845 .Jacob aud Sarah B. Palmer, Samuel Nov. 20, 1769 Dec. 28, 1845 Jacob and Phebe Power3, Ann Elizabeth Sept. 10, 1847 .July 28, 1848 Albert ILl!d R11chel 38.

NAME: BIRTH: DEATH: PARENTAGE: Palmer, Uebeuoa 1850 ,Jacob 11ud Phebe, wife of Alexaude1· Hill Ple1·so11, Je1metto E. Nov. 10, IA50 Sept. 10, 1861 Oo!. James L. Powers, Ar11mluta B. Apr. 28, 1850 Ma.1•. 4, 1866 J acoll aud Mnry Pnlmer, H11rriet Oct. 11, 1846 Aug, 11, 1850 Ellns L. aud Nancy Palmer, Mrs. N11uoy Oct. 21, 1828 Mar. 19. 1800 wife of Elll\8 L. Pollard, Mrs. Amelia B. Aug. 18, 1888 May 22, 1861 wife of Johu M. Peer, Id11 M. Sept. O, 1808 May 6, rno4 wife of John I. 1111d Sarah J. Platt, Johu H. ,lau. 8, 1820 Oct. 11, 1864 PriRk, Samuel Mnr. JO, 1806 Nov. 20, 1860 Snmuel aud Mary Prisk, Mary ,Tnue Mnr. 8, 1808 Dec. 8, 1806 Samuel nud Mary Prndeu, Emma L. Jan. 27, 1884 Apr. 2, 1868 Lmllow and Euphemia Palmer, Ida Elizabeth Mar. 17, 1860 Jau. 27, 1860 Oollius R. and Oaro!lue Pruden, Ludlow ,Jnn. 18, 1804 Mnr. 4, 1860 Prisk, Mrs. Mary 1886 Aug. 21, 1870 wife of Samuel Pierson, Jennie A. Jan. 10, 1841 Oct. 10, 1871 wire of John S. Dickerson Palmer, Rebecca Oct. 29, 1808 Dec. 10, 1871 Samucl aud Neomi, wife of Soelee Tomkins Pruden, Mrs. Euphemia 18()0 Aug. 4, 1874 wife of Ludlow Pahner, Anna Eliza ,July 1, 1810 Jan. I, 1876 Samuel and Neo~i Pearce, cbild · Aug. 9, 1875 Palmer, Collins R. Doc. 16, 1875 Elins L. aud Nancy (Lyon) Palmer, Eliza Jan. 1, 1876 Palmer, SilnB S. Apr. 11, 1804 Sept. 22, 1876 Samuel and Neomi Pnhner, child Aug. 1875 Feb. 12, 1877 Jeremiah Pnhlglaze, Fred Mar. 1877 Sept. 16, 1878 Pascoe, Fre

NAME: BIRTH: DEATH: PARENTAGE: Palme1·, Susan A. Fob. 0, 1707 Feb. 28, 1884 Samuel and Noami, wife of Arch. Broadwell Palmer, Halsey M. Aug. 6, 18711 Feb. 28, 1884 Davicl nucl Onrrlo Prisk, J oeoph Juno ll, 1844 M11r. 0, 1884 Pnlmer, Bartholomew S. 1844 May 18, 1884 Palmer, Eliznbeth J!'eb. 8, 1870 Nov. 20, 1884 David nncl Oa.rrio Palmer, Elias L. Oct. 21, 1808 Dea. 0, 1886 Ezok10l aucl Sa.Uy (Hall) Palmer, Elizabeth 1828 ,Tau. 12, 1880 Peugilly, Olive M. July 8, 1884 Aug. 8, 1880 Palmer, Abram ,I uue 18, 1887 Palmer, Mabel Dec. 18811 Aug. 12, 1887 Paddick, child Dec. 14, 1887 Thomns Palmer, Andrew Mnr. 1878 D~c. 211, 1887 Palmer, Mand Mny 18811 Dec. 211; tH87 Piei·Ron, HntTietL. Sept. 1, 1823 July 19, 1888 wife of Ohns. 0. DeHart Pierson, Mnry Jane ,Tau. 1880 Nm·. 4, 1880 eister-iu-lnw of H. D. 'l'uttle Pon1·ce, Elizabeth 1882 Dec. 10, 1889 Penrce, John 18110 Dec. 8, 1890 Porter, child Mnr. 26. 1801 Paul, Richard J. ,Tnn. 1801 Apr. JO, 1892 PerkiuH, Robert 1888 July 22, 1802 Robert Pnhnor, James Q, 1834 ,July 10, 18011 Paul, Richnrcl ,I. Feb. 180:J Aug. 13, 1803 Perkins, Violet.Moy Sept. 18911 Feb. :!ii, 18\14 Robert Palmer, ,lumos E. 1866 Nov. 7, 18!!4 Paul, Eliz11hetb J, 187:l Apr. 10, 18115 Paul, Mh1uie 18!JU May 10, 18UO Peer; Gnbriel 182G ,July 8, 18!!7 Peugilly, Michael 1847 Nov, 6, 1898 Palmer, Samh 1838 Nov. Hl, 1898 Palmer, John L. 1836 ~for. 18, 18!J!J Ross, Elder William 1807 Ross, Ellis Aug. :W, Ifill Dennis Ross, Dnviil G. Sopt. 23, 1811 Dnvicl Ross, .J ncob Sopt.. 29, 1811 ,Jouatluw Rn~hel, Peter ,Tuly 2, lfilli Robinson, Jncob Nov. 29, 1815 Roberts. Jr., John ,Ian. 12, 1817 Robert~, ,Tohn ,Tau. 16, 1817 Rowlnud, child Oct. 1819 40

NAME: BIRTH: DEATH: PARENTAGE: Rowland, Mrs. George Nov. 1819 Reed, John Dao. 25, 1821 Rose, Dandemn.M. Fob. 25, 1708 MI\Y 10, 1828 wife of ,Tnhev. L. Eetllo Rose, D11vid Oot, 10, 1708 M.111·. 8, 18110 Ross, Mrs. Mnry June 20, 1771 Feb. 8, 1882 wife of David Rose, Keeinh 1841 Rlgl1ter,Snrnh O, July 11, 1888 Dec. 20, 1848 JoReph nud Slbb11h Reed, John Oot. 1, 1838 Apr. 1, 1850 Righter, Joseph a. Apr 11, 1700 Apr. 8, 1854 Rowlund, George July 81, 1702 J1111e 15, 1864 Righter, Sibbnh 1802 Stephen 1111<1 Lydil\ (G111•rig11H) H11l Rlohnrdson, Frank Mn.y 7, 1800 Doc. 5, 1863 Lnucelnt nud Mnry A. RiohBrdson, Ln.noelet Jl\n. 81, 1805 Mnr. 22, 1865 L1111celntnnd Mnry A. Riohnrdson, Irene Nov. 6, !866 Nov. 22, 1806 Lnncelet uucl Mnry A. Riohnrds, JohnL. Nov. 10, 1805 Mny 5, 1867 Robort nncl Mnry Reclnor, A •.r. Dec, 7, 1867 Righter, Snrnh Ang 15, 1803 Oct. 16, 1869 wife of Joseph O. Ross, Theodore L. Sept 11, 1860 Ang. 8, 1870 Edwiu uud Rosu M. Rowley, Ohnrlotte Nov. 4, 1868 Aug. 10, 1~70 Johu 1md Fauuy Reed, Henry a. June 28, 1870 Nov. 28, 1871 Ross, Jennie • Apr. 19, 1872 May 5,187.2 Eclwiu nud Rosa M. Roes, Lucy S. Mar. 111, 1871 Sept. 18, 1872 Edwiu nncl Rosu M. Ross, Mrs. Ro.~a M. Apr. 1, 1839 Aug. 18, 1874 wife of Edwiu Rowe, child Aug. 18, 1875 Rowe, child Sept. 21, 1876 Henry Richards, child Oct. 5, 1H7ii" J11111es Roberts, Mary Oct-. Ill, 1875 Rowe, William ,Tun. 14, 1876 Roberts, 'l'homllB Mny 2, 11:176 Reed, child July 7, 1876 ,losoph Rowe, child Oct. 1, 1876 Davit! Rogers, chil

NAME: BIR'J~H: DEA'£H: PAREN1.'AGE:

RORO\Vlll'UO, !Ill's. Rnsmm 1840 ,foll, u, 1880 wife of ,l oh 11 Hockwell, E1·11 July 1877 I•'oh. 28, I 880 ltlchurrls, l\Iury Aun Sept. 0, 1880 Sopt, 17, 8801 Hicl1111°dH, (-ll'llCU A, 18./IJ Oct. 14, 1880 Richurds, Emily Sept. lH80 llfoy 17, 1881 Hobbius, Abrnm Mny 7, 1800 C ct. 2U, 1881 Ooas01· uurl Di1111h (colored) Hourrey, Idnbello ,Jnu. 20, 1882 Hliodn, August Jnn. O, 1882 !\far. 28, 1882 1.'hmnas ancl Nom Hi1rnot.t, ,lohu 1881 Aug. O, 1882 ,John Hogors, Mrs. Jnne ,lnuo 18./2 Sept. 11, 1882 Hiley, J11111cs W. Aug. ll, 1875 Sept. 22, 1882 '£homas nncl Eliznheth Hoµers, Willinm Sept,, 18fi2 Oct. 10, 1882 Hicharrls, · ohu H. Dec. 1882 Jnu. 22, 18~!1 Hos1•vonr, Eliz11both 1805 Jnu. o, 188-l Hohbius, l\Inry Sept. 18112 Apr. 18, 1884 (colored) Hichurds, J nmes Feb, !I, 188-l Mny u, 188./ John S. uncl Eliza HogorH, Olnrn 1888 Oct, 27, 1884 RogPrH, LewiH 1821 Nov. 12, 1884 Howluud, Hnl'l'iot Sopt. 12, 1800 Feb. 7, 1885 ,Tohu nucl Ohloe Hull, wife of Geo1·gc Rubright, Willimu Anµ. 188J; Sept. 3, 188ii Rich11r1ls, Eliza July 22, 1872 Sept. 2ii, 1885 John S. aml Elizn Rogers, Lillie 1880 :Mar. Ill, 1880 ,John aud Mary He111dle, I,ucy Oct. 18, 1870 Apr. 10, !881i Nicholns aucl Agues A. Rowhturl, Lnm11cht 1828 Oct. 13, 1886 l\forrisou, wife of Munson • Rogers, Helen !cl1t Oct,. 1870 Nov.21, 1880 Rnudle, Ellen Feb. 1887 June 80, 1887 Richardson, William May 1887 ,July 8, 1887 Rm,ewnrue, .Tohu ,Tau. 24, 18./1 .Tuly 17, 1887 Rhorle.,, Idn G. ,Juue 1887 An!(. 26, 1887 Read, Emma 1884 Oct. 23, 1887 Riclrnrdsou, :Mnmie 1884 Nov, HO, 1887 Rogers, Ueorge W. Mny 1887 Dl'C, 12, 1887 Richards, child Fnb. 12, 1888 Rysclyck, Frank Dec. 1867 l\Iny 25, 1888 Richardson, Angelimt Sept. 1888 ,Juue ilO, 1888 Hobiusou, Lnura Sept. 2, 1887 ,Tuly 6, 1889 George '1'. aucl Emma Rogers, Bessie M. Aug. 1889 Oct . ./, 1880 42 ···----~~------·- ----·------N,ll\m: BIR'l'H: DBA'l'H: ROWll, l\Irs. illury K 18iil Oct.. I.!, 18,~!I wi fo of Frn11uiH ,J, Howu, l1Jossio l\Iuy Ang, JHHll Oct,, 17, 1881! Fmncis J. uucl J\Inry E. Rhodes, Johu 1880 J nu. :m, moo Rogers, J!l1111io rnu11 ,Juu, 28, 1800 Rerufrcy, Etlwnr11 llluy JU, 18!lll Rogers, l\lnry E. li,jj !\for, 20, JHIJ~ Hiehurrls, BlizalJt'lh J,~:!() ,July JI, JH!l;J H.owe. d1il 1.~74 Apr. JO, IH!l;J Ri!Py, l\lary 18:H .Ing. 2:1, rnna Hichards, Esther A. ,\pr. P,!J.J .Apr. 2i, 18U..J. Rilt•,., '1'ho111as IH!n Oct. 2i, J8!J4 J-tog~~rN, .L,-,wis J878 Oct. I !l, 18!1,i Rogers, JJa11iel Jou. JO, IHJ:! .J uu. 5, 18Hfi Rose, Sill!oll D. lH:?H .f1tu. JO, IH!lli Rich11rrlso11, . L. W. l!'eb. 1,~!IH ,Jan. 10, !Hllli Ray, Elizabeth rnn.i Ang. 2, lbHB Richards, Rnymoud l/:i!J5 Sept. :i, 18!Ju Rumlle, David 182H Dec. 21, lHOO Roberts, Elizalleth Aug. 1832 Mar. 4, 1897 Riclau-ds, Eliza l<'eh. 5, 184:! - ;\,fay 20, !8fl7 wiCe of ,John S. Ragland, }rauuy 1878 May 22, !HHS Reed, Janie:,,; lH(i(j Oct. 1, 181!8 Ro8ewarue, Richard rnso Feb, !l, JR!Jil Johu Rhodes, HazPI l;,nb. 0, HUHl lceb. 21, li·W!J Richardi-;, Aun E. Oct. 182!1 Nov. G, 18\JU ,John M. tllHl Sallie Mc- 0,'lrt,y, wifo of GeorgH Richard, [vault] 43 NAl\IE: BIR'l'H: DIDA'l'H: P,\ RrnN'l'AC:trn: Hont, Willinin 1811U Apr. 11, rnu11 SonriHf.(, l\IiHs -Ian. -1, 18JO 8oelw, 11hil1I Oi,t.. 20, 1H IO Stuith, Mr. Mar. u, 11-!11 Sanfortl, child Oct. 17, Hill 8trocl!W fluhbnrcl 8. 1111<1 Hnralt I ~frCart.1· J Sh,.11, Miss P.ntty ,\pr. 11, 1822 8til'ldc, ,Ir., Guorgu liO!i Sept. 21, 182!J Stickle, Cyrns H. 8cpt. :Jj, JKl8 Nov. JO, 18:JO George aud Anna l:Hicklc, l\fari11 ;ruue IH, 182!1 ,Jnue 28, 1831 Aclnm nurl Jaue (Alger) Sticklo, g1ect1t I(. ,Juno Hi, lH'W Aug. HI, 1838 Gl'Orge nud Auutt Stickle, Goorge ,July 1!, 1703 Ang. 11, 18!.JO Stickll'; DtlVill .J818 Nov. J(J, 18:lu GHorgo nud Sarah Stiekle, Susau Aug. 1, 182.J li'elJ. ~1, tH:Hi Mahlo!.1 nncl Dorathy (YanDuyne/ Stickle, Sarah B. Dec. I, l82ii ,July 1, 1 S:JO .Stickle, George Jan. I, 18:!J Jnly 1, 18:!H 8tickle, Luther Aug. 2H, H;:J!J }i'lob. 27, 18-H Eclwnrd A. 1111<1 l~Jizn 8mith, Garrett l\Iur. 15, 17U:l ,'\fay 12, 1812 Willi11111 aud --- (Losey) Sticldo, Sunth Aug. 2ll, rn-11 Ang. 9, 18.J:.l l~cl wnrll A. ~tud Eliza 8liawger, David W. ,Jan. U, 1H41l .\pr. 2J, IH-11! Abram W. awl Rnchol Slickle, Elizabeth Ann Aug. I, 18115 Uct. 2, 1847 Sti,·klc, Ann Eliz1tbcth Mar. ·J. JH!O li,Pb. 2::-;, IH•l'i GeorKO ancl Anna, wifo of ]),ivirl Keuuedy 8hidal, Elizabeth Juno .J, 18-17 Ang . ./, 18-17 Mic-hap] aurl l~liznbeth 8tickle, Joseph Y. l!'cb. !I, J8;J~ ,\pr. Iii, I N-18 Ohiliu11 awl Harriet 44

NAME: BIRTH: DEATH: PARENTAGE: Stickle, Peter Mny 17, 1700 Juno 17, 1848 Scott, Milton . Ang. 2, 1848 Slrnwgor, S11rnh E. ,Tnu. 4, 1848 Oct. 4, 1848 Abram W. nnd Rn.chel Sturtovnut, Lucius Apr. 20, 1847 Deo 17, 1840 Eliphlot nud Snrnh Sha.wger, Mrs. Hester 1818 Feb. 28, 1850 wifo of William W. Scott, .J nmes Aug. 16, 1867 July 27, 18/i0 St,nrtevnnt, Lewis G. Mnr. 15, 1812 Dec. 28, 1850 Stickle, Augustus Jnn. 22, 182(1 Jnn. l 0, 1851 George nud Annn Southnrd, Nnncy 1762 Feb, 1851 'l'imothy, wifo of Dnvicl Go1·clou Shidnl, Auun M. ,June 2, 1850 June 4, 1851 Michno! nud Elizabeth South wore!,. Neomi Oct. 2, 1772 Mny 20, 18/H 'l'imotby, wife of Snmuel Pnlmer Stickle, Mrs. Mnrgnret 1827 Sept. 18, 1858 wife of Jnmes H. Stickle, ,Tnne 1850 Sept. 27, 1858 Jnmes H. nncl Mnrgnret Smith, William July rn, 1807 Aug. 17, 1864 Stnrtevun t, George Eclw. Nov. 11, 18-1!' Jnly 17, 1854 Eliphlet nud Snrnh SmHh, Jncob ]'ob. l, 1817 Sept. rn, 1854 Stickle, Mnrthn 0. Muy 7. IHH(I Nov. 7, 185-l Ohilion Stickle, George Ang. 24, 1855 Sept. a, 1H55 .lnmcs H. nnd Elizabeth Stickle, Mrs. EliznJ. l\Inr. 18, 1824 Mnr. 27, 185(1 wife of Abijnh Stickle, Mnry Aun Sept. 1, 18-11 Oct. 12, 1850 St.ickle, Mrs. Harriot ,Jun. 20, 1811 Ang. 15, 1857 wife of Chiliou Stickle, George Sept. 8, 1843 Dec. 6, 1867 Ohilion Shermall1 Elizabeth S. Nov. 29, 181\l llfnr. IO, 1858 William, wife of Francis Lindsley Stickle, Peter ,Jan. r, 1832 ,Inly 27, 1858 Ohilion nncl Hnrriet Stickle, Phebe A. l\Iny J, 1858 Oct. 5, 1858 Jnmes H. and Eli'zabeth Stickle, . Silns Hill ,Inn. JO, 1834 Apr. r,, 185!l Ohiliou nud Harriet Stickle, Ohilliou Mm·. M, 1804 ,Inn. 2U, 1860 Strong, Olnrissn Mar. 18, 1782 ,July 29, 1860 wife of Rev. B. Kin~. wife of Willimn Thompson Strnhle, .John D. ,Inly 20, ism July 16, 1861 Stickle, Irene E. Ang. 12, 1861 Oct. 2, 1861 ;Tnmes H. nncl Elizabeth Smith, John E. Feb. 12, l8(l1 Jau. 15, 1862 St.ickle, Abram M. ,Tune 11, 18!!7 Aug. 19, 1862 Mnhlon aucl Dorothy ·(VauDuyne) 45

NAME: BIR'l'H: DBA'l'H: PARBN'l'AGJ~: Strong, OlariHAII Mar. 18, 1782 ,Inly :?II, 1800 wifo of lfov, B. Kiug, wifti of Willi11111 'l'hm11pso11 Strnblo, ,John D. ,luly 20, 181H .r nly 11l, 180 l Stickle, Ireuo E. Ang. 12, JHOJ Oct. 2, 18UJ ,Tllmcs H. nnd Bliz11lwth Smith, Johu K l•'ob. 21, 1800 ,fou. rn, 1802 Stfo~le, Abrnm !II. ,Jnue 11, 1Hll7 Aug. lll, 18112 l\Inhlon nnrl Dorothy (V1111Dy11n) Stickle, Mahlou J. Aug. 17, JS.JO Supt. l. 1802 Mnhlou nnct Dorothy (V1111Dy1rnJ Stie.kle, John W. Sept. !!, 1840 !llny 11, 180:l Chillion nurl Harriet. ShoarR, MrR. lfoiily C. Feb. l, I Hllfi Muy 2fl, lHU:l wif't> ol' Willi,uu R rlr. of Zi•nk Stickle, Abm. Lincoln .Jun. JO, 1802 Ang, 2li, 18ml , 1nmea H. 111111 Eliznboth Stickle, Wm. N. Sept. JO, ll,ll7 Dec. a, uma Peter nnrl Mnry Stm-tevaut, Eliphlet Apr. J!l, 1821 ,July IB, l 80ll 'l'homns M. uurl llfory Smith, Jr., ,John Sept,. Jfi, 1811 Mnr. 4, 18fl~ Shawger, McOlelleu ,July I 7, 1804 Sept. 1, 1865 ,John nnrl Au1111 Shawger, Hester M11y lll, 1851 Nov. 2B, !Sufi ,John nnd Arum StrphenR, Mary Ang. 10, 18-17 ~,ob. 21, Hm7 Rich11r1l nud ,Ternshn, wifo of Wm. Rosewall Stickle, Mary Agues Sept. 21, 181ill Apr. 5, 1867 ,lames H and Eliznbet.!1 Struble, Ophelia l!'eb. 20, J 8•1!1 ,Juno 25, l8Ui ,Tohn Simpsm,. Emily I. Sept.. 2fi, lHlili Ang. 20, 18liH 'l1lwo. au Richnrd nud ,Terushn Smith, Dauiel 1794 Mar. 20, 1875 Smith, Clnreucr. ,Jnn. 17', JH'ji> Ang. 28, 1876 ,Tohn C. aucl Carrie S. Snnrlers, rhild Snpt. ll, 1875 Willin111 NAME: BIR'.l'H: DEATH: PAREN'rAGE: Stickle, Bnrnnbns K. Oct. 12, 1817 Oct. 3; 1875 Hnhbnrcl S. uucl Sarnh (llfoOnrty) Shnwger, child 181i8 Oct. 1O, 1970 llfon•1s Shnwger, child 18(1!) Oct. 21, 1876 Morris Stickle, Silas H. ]8JJ ,funo 17, 1877 Stephens, l\Irs. ,Ter11slrn 1821 June 28, 1878 wife of Richard Shnrp, Susau Sept. 26. 1700 Mar. 28, 1878 wife of Simon L. Cnstorline Sturtevuut, Auuie E. Nov. lt<57 May 15, 1878 George Schofield, child Dec. 187G ,Tune 14, 1878 '.l'hndclous S11uclers, Caroliue Sept. 18, 1878 Oct. 4, 1878 Searl □, Elizabeth A. 1860 Jnn. 15, 1870 Simon. Sarah 1842 Feb. 3, 1870 Smit-h, Florence W. 1878 Mar. 22, 187!1 Schofield, Mrs. Sarnh ./. ,July 1, 18i,O Mar. ill, 18i!J wife of Gem•ge E. Schofield Shnwger, Mrs. Mnry 1846 Apr. 27, 1870 wife of Wilber Stephens, Richnr,1 Mnr. 2!J, 1812 Dec. 23, 1870 Stickle. Mary ,J. Jau. 17!18 May 26, 1880 Shawg01·, Auua 1862 ,June l!J, 1880 Smith, child ,June 1880 ,Tuly 8, 1880 Shnwger, Mnry 1800 Aug. 0, 1880 Sayne, Re11jamin 1812 Sept.. 5, 1880 Stickle, Mrs. Elizabeth Ang. 4, 1827 Sept. 17, 1880 wife of James H. Smith, Wi11fiPlrl Nov. 8, 1880 Nov. 10, 1880 Eugene nncl Sarah J. Speucer, child Jau. Hi, 1881 Nathnuiel Sparuou, child Apr. 1880 Feb. 20, 1881 Speucer, .John W. Sept. 1847 Apr. 14, 1881 SticJ

NAME: BIRTH: DEATH: PARENTAGE: Smith, Glouclorc Aept.. 187H Oct. 8, 1884 · ~tickle, Eclun Aug. IH8a Nov. 27, 1884 1St11rtov1111t, Elizn 1802 June 27, 1885 tlpnruou, !\fay 1800 Ang. 11, 1885 Hu1ith, '!'hos. D. ,Jnu. lH-10 Ang. 20, 1885 Rpn,·uou, ,John 0. Mny 1883 Oct. 1, 1885 Stm:i.t, child Mny !i, 18811 l\Iay 12, 18811 Morforcl B. Scott, Wm. A. H. l~el>. 25, 1823 Ang. 13, 188U Shawger. Wm. W. !Hlii l\Iur. (\, 1887 Skews, Richard 1885 M11r. 8, 1H8i St-icklo, Mnria Mny 1817 i\Inr. 21, 18,~7 Shnwger, Eclsou B. ,Tnu. 1887 .June J, 1887 Snuders, Berthi11111. July 18, 1870 Ang. JO, 1887 Chnrlrs nucl Elizabeth Smith, Ethel M11y Aug. 22, 18Hli Nov. 25, 1887 Sparuou, \V111. Dec. 1887 Dec. 12, 1887 Sauilera, M11ry E. JH70 Dec. 21, 1887 Smith, child };,el>. 21, 1888 Spencer, Wm. N. ,J1111. lll, 188:J Fel>. 22, !SHH Nathaniel, ,Tl'. Sp~ucrr, Lortfo l\foy Ang. 2fi, 1884 Fel>. 25, 1888 Nnt.Imuiel, J1·. Searles, William ,Tau. 2fi, 1840 l\Inr. 20, 188B Seabol, ,fol,u 1849 Oct. 8, 1888 Saurlors, .Aaron A. No,~ :.m, 1880 Feb. 11->, 188!1 .lames H. nucl Margaret Scotch, ,John 185fi Feh. 22, 1880 Rmit.h, Clarn A. .Jau. W, 180G l\Iar. 11, 188!1 John J. Shiner, child l\Iar. 24, 188!J Cnleb Smith, Emily lllar. J.l, rn:in Apr. 1, 188!1 wife of Alfred H. Nichols Smith, l\fury E. 1841 Apr. 21, !88!J Spnucer, Alfrerl MnY 18ii8 ,IUUO IO, 18HH Spencer, child Mny'l888 .r nue 12, 188!1 811·,,et, Gnorgn .J. 1826 Ang. 2. 188U Spamon, l\[ury Apr. 2:J. I HS!i Aug. a, 188!1 Sparno11,Elizubet.h Apr. 2, 1S7n Ang. !l, lH8!1 Sparnon, Carrie Apr. 2ii, f8S2 Aug. u, IH8!1 S111it.h, Edwin .1ulv JO. 188-l. Nov. 7, 188!1 Ludlow and Phebe .1, Smith, Caroli11e ., J8ffi Nm·.11,188!1 Ludlow and Phel>o ,J. Sayre, Oor1wlia 18fi8 Dec. H, 188!1 ShawgHr, Rachel Apr. IHl!l .Tan. 15, 1Sm1 St.ark, Charles :b,el>. rn. 18!10 Feb. 28, 18!10 Smith, Isunc 180!1 Mar. !l, 18!10 Stackhouse, Frnuk 184:3 l\Iar. !J, 18!10 Spangenberg, Snrah 1802 Mar. 10, 18!}0 S111ith, Raymond ,Tnly IH!I0 .Tnly 18, rnno Storms, Geor~e Hmri Sept. !3, 18!10 Sturtevant, Frauk M. 1800 Oct. :J, lS!l0 Spencer, Carrie .Ang-. 2,1.:l. J~Oli Dec. ll, 18\10 wife of N athnniel 48

NAME: BIR'.l.'H: DEATH: PAREN'l'AGE: Spencer, Turner, O. Oct. 1800 Jnn. 2, 1801 Stickle, Davicl E. Nov. 13, IH-15 l\Inr. 27, 181H Stickle, ,John Mny 20, 181H StormR, Ontherine 1811 Sept. J, 1801 wife of John Bo l:!runuin Shaw, Ontheriue H. )\fay !l, 182r, Oct. to, 1801 wife of Nicholua Kent.iug Smith, chilcl Dec. 25, 180 I Stickle, Sn.rah Benmnn ,Jan. 11, 18t:I ,Jan. 4, 1892 Goorgo nncl Annn Stickle, Emily Conger Jn.11. 4, 1821 ,1an. 5, 1892 George 1111d Anuu Story, Mary Feb. 18111 ,lan. 7, 1892 Smitl1, Oora L. l\foy 21, IH7!l ,]1111. 2fi, 181)2 ,John O. nnrl C11ro!i11e, wife of lt. W. Slockbower Snnclere, Edward 1854 May 10, 1802 Stmwny, ,Jane 1858 ,July 5, 1892 Mnt.l1ina Zenk Smith, Idn. 18111 Aug. 11, 18!l2 Smith, L~wis, P. 1838 ,l1111. 20, IS!lll Smhh, Snrnh ,T. Apr. 17, rnr,n Apr. 13, 18\lll wifn of l~n~f!UA, ,lr. of ,Jost!ph nucl El!lily ltobiuson Sickles, John 1800 Apr. 17, 189B Southern, ,John 1857 ,June 28, 18ml Sanders, Mnry Cntheriue Apr. 10, 182i Nov. 12, 18ll:l wiJ'o of Htirlworthy Skews, John 1832 Nov. rn, 189:l Snnclers, .Jemima Dee. 7~ 182£> ,11111. 1-l, 18U-l Shnwger, CJ1nrlotte A. Apr. 1842 ,lune 25, 18\l-l SearleA, John Aug. 10. HH2 ,July 14, 18!J-l Stickle, Jj,loreuce 18iil l?eb. 2-!, 18!15 wit',~ of BPnjnmiu Dohhius Sturk, l'muk Feb. 18!lii Apr. rn, 18!15 Smith, Laura 18M Mny 31, 18\15 Snuclers, ,lohn L. Sept. a, 1R77 ,Tune 1-l, l8!Jfi Chm·Jes Shawger, Abram W. ,July 5, HUii .I uly 20, 18!1,i l,eopaJt, Sickles, Alvau l\Iar. 18H,i Sept. 7, I 8!Jij Smit,\1, Hnrriet IRO!J Sept. ~r,, JHHJ; Smith; ,lohu ,J. Oct. 20, l fi:lO Oct.. ti, J8Wi s·audera, Wm. A. Jllnr. 20, 187-l NOV': (i, )8!15 Stickle, Davi

NAME: BIRTH: DEA'l'H: PAREN'l'AGE: Smith, Berthn B. 1878 July 15, 1807 Stickle, child Aug. 24, 1897 SundArs, Ezra H. Muy 1801 Jnn. 12, 1898 Smith, Olive Mnr. 18117 ,Tau. 27, 189H Stnlter, child ]!'ob. I 7, 1808 Snnth, ,Tobu W. 1801 M11y 25, 1808 Smith, ,Poldin A. 1805 Sept. 20, 1808 Stickle, Fnuuy 18lti Nov. 16, 1898 wife of SilnM Shonrs, Eliznbeth H. Mrty\808 Nov. 28, 1808 Wiullelcl Smit.b, Nornh 1877 Dec. 20, l~lll:I Smith, Bernnrd Sept. 1tms Dec. 20, 1898 Smith, George Oct. 1818 ,Jun. 31, 1809 Snmpson, Rosewell A. 1815 l\for. 3, 1800 Stephens, Lewis 1801 Apr. !J, 1800 Richard '.rnttle, Mrs, Rebecca Mny 20, 1752 Dec. 20, 1707 wifo of Ebenezer Tomkins. Peter Sept. 17, 1772 Mny 27, 1806 Usual nurl Susrtn111, (Beujnmi11) '.realm, l\frs. Nov. 3, 180!I '.L'uttle, child 1810 '.L'edmne, Mr. Apr. 2B, 1812 '.rntt.le, M1·s. Ellenor Feb. 13, I 815 '-!,'uttle, Mrs. Isnnc l\lay 27, 18H; Tenbo, Frederick ,foll. 13, 1817 rl,oue, Mrs. :--ept. n, 1817 'l'uttle, Moses J11ly, 11, 18l!J Col. ,Joseph 'J'nttle, Dnuiel 1820 •.renbo, Widow 1821 Teabo, Willinm l\Iar. 4, 1821 'l'ompkius, John S. Sept. 12, J825 ,Tohu E, nncl ·ohnrit-y 'l,ulmnge, Sibbah 0. Sept. 18, 1800 Feb. 7, 1828 Capt. ,Job nnd Samh, wife of ,John Mott '.l'ill, Ontherine 1831 '.rnhnnge, Betsey Dec. 6, 18:J~ 'l'opping. Erlwm Dec. 17, 1884 Feb. 17, !Silo Abijah nnrl ,Talia '.l'oppiug, ,Tobu H. Ang. 15, J.888 Oct. 15, 1838 Abijnh nnd Jnlin Topping, Abijnh 1800 Jnn. 81, 1841 •.rnlmage, Job Dec.27.1707' Sept. 8, 1845 Dnuiel and Loisn '.L'nttle, Hnnnah Sept. 2, 1750 Aug. 26. 1849 Moses and Jnne Trobridge, Stephen Nov. 15, 1793 Dec. 12, 1853 •.rattle, Hannah 177! Feb. 9, 1854 wife of James Kitchel 'l'ahnrtdge, Theodore ,Tau. 1, 1833 An!(. 14, 1854 Tompkins, Mary Ann July 23, 1842 Jnn. 23, i856 Seelee nud Rebecca (Pnhner) 50

NAME: BIR'.1.'H: DEA'.l.'H: PAREN'.1.'AGE: Todd, Heur1ettn E. ,Jun. 4, 1850 Mar. 12, 1850 ,Tahu 1111rl 811r11h Aun Todd, John F. Oct. 28, 1810 Sept,, 12, 1850 Tippett, Samuel Sept.17,1855 Nov, 4, 1850 Snnmel mal ,lulin Tingley, Daniel 17fJ1 Ang. 81, 1800 '£odd, J11cob Jun. l, 170:J Nov. 2, 1800 '£omkius, Mrs. Surnh }'eb. 20, l 778 M11y tl, 1801 wife of Peter, clr. of .Phi11en.s Fnil'chilcl '.l.'inuey, Mnry H. Oct. 0, 1860 Oct. li, 1802 Dnvi

NAME: BIR'l'H: DEA'l'H: PAHEN'l'AGE: '.l.'onkius, Alidn Dec. 187-1 Apr. 22, 187!1 'l'hmupsou, Ethnu 1875 Aug. tll, 18711 '.l.'omldus, H11ttie 18411 Dec. B, 1870 (Hemovecl from Nnw Pl'Oviclencl') •ruers, Willimn 18:JO Oct. O, i880 '.l.'oukiu, James H. Jnu. 1878 Apr. 11, 1881 'l'hourns~ lcln P. Oct. 1870 l\fay ll, 1881 rattle, Ohnrles D. H. 1857 ,Jone 29, 1881 Henry D. aurl Mary ,I. '£harp, llfargnrot Dec. 11, 181il M11r. 22, 1882 wifo of (Jeorgo Smit.ii 'l'oukiu, child M11y JO, 1882 ,James i'owleyt McOlelleu 181i2 ,I uly 28, J t-182 'riugloy, Phebe 1801i Sept. 18, IHH2 ri1hmnus, William SApt. H:ii7 Nov. 20, 1884 'l'homns, Willinm J. ,Tune lH-l-1 Dec. 14, 1884 l'odd, Enunn. J. Ang 1851 Apr. BO, 1885 wife of ,lohn G. Merritt, rrhorpe, Liuu ~r. Aug. 1s:,;1 May W, 1885 'l1horpe, William H. Oct. 1884 .July 13, 1885 Thmuns, Onroline Apr. 18iil July 15, 1885 'l'oukin, JameR A. 188a Juue 0, 1880 '.l.'uttle, George Jnue 1880 Sept. 12, 1880 'l'ippett, Samuel 1828 Oct, 18, 1880 'l'oukiu, Ec!wnrcl 1882 Dec. 20, 1880 'l'oukiu, child May 20, 1887 .Tmues 'l'u tt,Je, Elizn .Juue 1882 Sept. l 7, 1887 1 'la.lmnge 1 Onthnriue ,Jnu. 21, 1808 Mnr. 30 1888 'l'oukin, child Oct. 24, 1888 .James '1'odd, George 0. 187B Apr. 14, 18H!I rl1nlmage, Elizabeth Apr. I, 1840 llfay 4, 1889 'l'uttle, Addi" l\Inr. 188!1 .Jnue 1·1, 18~!1 Talm;1ge, Namau W. .hum 1889 Sept. HO, 1889 'l1homas, Harry 0. 1841 l!'eb. 20. 18!10 'l'illyer, chilcl Nov. 22, 1890 'l'uttle, Ouroliue ,J nly 20, 1820 ,Tau. 4, 1801 wife of Barnabas K. Stickle 'l'onkiu, Ethel M. Nov. 1890 Sept. 9, l 891 '£onkiu, Mary Aun 18iili Mar. 28, 18\12 'l'uttle, H. Fa1Taucl Oct. 18, 1890 Apr. 8, 1892 ,Joseph F. nucl S. L. 'l'oukiu, Alida Feb. 1882 .I uly 24, 1892 11t1uis, Eva M. l\Iar. 12, 18!JB Mnr. 17, 1811:J 52

NAME: BIRTH: DEA'J.'H: PAREN'.I.'AGE: 'l'onkin, Jnmes Apr. 1845 ,luue 24, l81lU Townley, AguoR ,Tnue 1821 ,J11n, 18, 1804 wife of Joseph 'J.'ippett, Willi11m E. ,Juu. 25, 18(18 Oct. 20, 180fl Snmnol and ,lnli11 Tuttle, child Mnr. 24, 18117 Guorge 'l'onkiu, Willi11111 . 1880 ,Juno 7, 181)7 'J.'uoker, Gmce Sept 18117 Oct. 10, 18117 Townley, Joseph M. M11y 20, 18118 T11lyer, Mu.ry J. 1885 Ju11e 8, 1808 wife of Rlchnrrl TiJlye1•, L11ura V. 1850 ,fou. 2, l8UII wifo of B. I•'muk Thompson, M11ry lb25 J1111. 5, 18110 To11kin, Daniel F. 1807 ,Jun. 20, 181)!) Gcorl(e Tomkins, Hila !\for. 211, 1805 Apr. fl, 1HIJH Peter nurl Sumh ,1ruirchilrl), wifo of Willh,m E. Hi11ch1111m 'J.'almage, William E. I8iH Apr. 18, 181111 Unknown, child Apr. ll, 188U Unknown, mnu Dec. 8, 18811 fonnrl i11 rivPr Uptegrove, Sarah M. 18U5 l\fny 24, 181)8 VanWinkle, Mrs. Abram Sept. rn, 1810 VanWerts, Abrnh11111 Nov. fl, 1811 VauHouteu, !\Ir. Nov. 18Ia Vail, child Sept. 181!1 ,Joh11 Vail, child Sept. 181!J ,loh11 Vail, Julia J8.Jll wit'" ol' ,J olrn Voorhees, Caroliue 1857 Va11Del'l10of, Mrs. FAb. IS(li Vail, child SApt. 4, 1875 Georgo Vail, Sarah 1841 Oct. 2, 187!1 wifo of Georg-o VauNess, George A. Apr. 1870 Aug. I, 1881 VanDerhoof, Hn111111h .June 1884 Sept. 25, 1881 VauDuyue, Dorothy Mar. o, 1806 Apr. 23, 1882 wife of Mnhlo11 Sticklo VnuDerhoof, Charlotte H. Apr. 1881 Sept. 1, 1882 VnuDerhoof, George J11ly 1882 Scut. 8, 1882 Vanson, Wm. 1827 Mar. 28, 1883 VnuDerhoof, Snrall Mar. 1805 Apr. 27, 188B VauDerhoof, Hal'ry 1800 Feb. 24, 1884 Van Derhoof, Edward 1888 July 23, 1884 VanDerhoof, Jane Feb. 1850 Jau. 16, 1886 53

NAME: BIR'.rH: DEATH: PAREN'J.'AGE: VnnDerhoof, Hnnnnh Sopt. 180fi ,Juno 27, 1R80 VnnDerhoor, ·Chnrlotto Sept. 4, 1800 Oct. 21i, 1880 wifo of Ohllion Cook Vin!, ,Tohu 18118 Nov. 4, 1888 Vnurlorbilt, ,Tol111 1807 Jnn. 20, 18IJO VnnDerbash, Georginnn Mny 1800 Oct. 1, 1800 V,mWlnklo, RnY,lllOllrl Dec. 1888 J\foy 10, 181J2 VnnDorbilt, Mnry Ann Nciv. 1811 Apr. 8, 181J:J VnnDcrb11Rh, Dnvirl M. 1884 Dec. 7, 1Hll4 Vn11Derbilt, Erinn ,Tnn. lHOfi Fob. 7, (Hilu VnnLaveus, George Doc, 18!12 Feb. l U, 180fi Vosper, Hnrriot E. Oct. 14, l81Jfi VnnDerbilt, Georgo Apr. 181JG Aug. 2ll, 181l0 VnuDerbash, WillinmG. 1884 Sept. 14, 18!17 V1111Hor110, child Nov. ]4, 181l7 VeRpcr, Nnncy ]82~ Nm•. 24, 181l8 Vnnllorbash, OlrnrloR 1877 ,fall. 17, 18!11) Vonght, ChnrleR F. 18H8 Moy II, 18!J!J VnnDerhaRh, Wm. JHflB J\foy 7, 18!l!l Wiurls, Willinm 1727 Ort,. 12, 178!) \Vnltou, Mrs. Annn 1708 ,Tnll. ll, 17!)1 wife of Capt. Mnrk Wnlton WinrlR, Hulclnh )'jjf) Aug. 16, 1702 wife of ,Tosi11h Benmnu White, child Dec. 1810 ,Tohn Wiggins, Mr. Doc. Ill, 181u Wilsou,Mr. ,l nu. 15, 1816 Wilson, child Mnr. 26, !SIU Walton, Mark Aug. 22, 1817 Willinms, Sasnu F. J\for. tu, IH!U Aug. 31, 1818 William nucl Snsnu Wiggins, child O~t. 1818 Werts, chilrl Aug. 18l!J John Wilson, child Nov. lSl!J Morclecni Wilson, child No. 2. Nov. 1810 Morclecni Whitehead, Phebe M. ,Tnno 21, 1828 Oct. 21, 1829 Bornnrcl 1tucl Elizabeth Wner, Mnry ,Tau. 17, 18tll William nucl Snrnh Ann Williams, Ruth 188-1 Wood, John H. ,Jnu. 14, 18B4 Oct. 11, 1837 Freeman nucl Mnry B. Wiggins, Mrs. Susan 1880 wife of John Whitehencl, ,Tereminh '.I.'. Feb. 2B, 1818 Sept. 23, 1842 Berunrcl nucl Elizabeth 54

NAME: BIR'rH: DEATH: PAREN'l'AGE: Wenver, SidueyF. ,Tilly ll, 1820 Aug. 18, 1844 Hurmou nucl Wiueftoed WiggmR, SuRnu

NAME: BIRTH: DEATH: PARENTAGE: We,iver, George Apr. o, 1820 ,Tune 29, 1807 Wnlker, Stephen Mny 81, 1808 Wiggins, Wononn Ang. fl, 18ml Ang. 20, 1808 Dnuiel G. nncl Phebe We11ver, Mrs. Winefred 1804 Mnr. 11, 1800 wife of Harmon Wood, Anu~ w, Dec. 27, 1841 ,Inly 20, 1800 Freemnu nucl Mnry B. IYnrd, Mrs. Nilllcy 17D3 ,July 25, 1800 Wntters, Effie' Apr. 11, i81lfl Ang. 0, 181!0 Snmpsou ancl Cecilia A. WillinmR, Amnnchi E. 1868 Ang. 28, 1800 Wiggius, D1ivid l!'. l\Iny 28, 1783 .l!'eb, 10, 1870 ,Tmmthan nnd Phebe (Fordhnm) Wntters, Lorenzo Apr. 20, 1870 ,Inly 19, 1870 Smnpsou ,mil Cecilia A. Wntters, Jeunie '!'. Apr. fl, rno7 ,Tuly 20, 1870 Snmpson nucl Oecilin A. Winget, Jacob J nly 5, 1781 Mnr. IO, 1870 Wiggins, Mrs. Matildn S. Apr. 2, 1821 Mny 20, 1871 wife of Uel H. Wallnce, Helen M11r. HJ, 1804 8ept. 21, 1872 wife of Heury Lnmsclen Whitehend, Snrah B, 1868 Feb. 4, 1878 Heury and Snsnn W1llinms, Mrs. Maria W. Jnn. 18, 1837 Apr. 1, 1873 wife of Willinm H. Whitehead, Frnnk N. 1804 Sept. 15, I 8'13 Henry and Snsnn Wiug9t, Nellia ,Tau. 15, 1874 ,Tan. 20, 1874 Ohnrles W. and Electn Winget, Rosena Oct. 20, 1808 Jan, 17, 1875 Ohilion B. nnd Hester Winget, ,Jncob Jnly 17, 1872 .Tau. 17, 1875 Ohilion .I:!. and Hester Wiggins, Hnrriet W. Ang. 18, 1830 Apr. 20, 1875 Lewis G. and Eliznbetb, wife of W. O. Dakin Williams, Edgar Ang. 80, 1H75 Wiggins, Jeremiah G. Apr. 18, 1848 Oct. 25, 1875 ,Tonathnn nnd Elizabeth Winget, Jncob Jnn. 14, 1876 Winget, Rose ,Tau. 14, 1870 Wilson, child Feb. 29, 1870 Theodore Waer, child Ang. 14, 1876 Britton Wiuilholtz. Harriet Nov. 25, 18711 Snmnel Broadwell Westfall, Elvirn Nov. 1875 Dec. I, 187(l (colored) Wiggins, Jonnthnu Apr. 5, 1820 Mnr. JO, 1877 David T. nnd -- (Gard) Wner, child May 1877 ,Tune 16, 1877 Willinm Williams, child .Tnly 1877 Sept. 24, 1877 William H. Westfnll, Mary Sept. 20, 1877 (colored) Willinms, Emmn H. Oct. 13, 1878 Oct. 27, 1878 Wnlton, Anu 17!19 Dec. 18, 1878 Wner, Mrs. Snrah A. Dec. 8, 1810 Ang. 28, 1879 wife of William H. Waer, child Auir, lll, 1870 William Waer, John ,Tau. 18, 1806 Sept. 24, 187U 56

NAME: BIRTH: DEATH: PAREN'.l.'AGE: Williums, Rohort, H. 1887 Oct. 4, 1870 WillinmR, Lucy ,Tnn. 1874 Oct. o, 18711 \Vingot, O~cnrW. l\Iur. 1880 Apr. H, 1880 Winget, Hnnnnh Dec. 1802 l\Iny 23, lll80 Wner, Willium H. ,July 4, 1808 Mny 110, J8AO Willinm Wurd, George A. 1878 ,July 7, 1880 Stephen Winget, ,Toshnu Apr. 21, 1800 Aug. r,, 1880 Wult.on, Tillie Dec. 1817 Nov. 11, lHHO \Vner, Wurren ,Tune 1880 Nov. rn, 1880 Williams, Henry 1888 ,Tnn. 20, l8HI Williams, LoniRU Apr. rn, 1881 Apt·. 17, 1881 Wner, Lulu 1880 ,Tnly 20, 1881 Wisner, child 1879 Ang. n, 1881 Auµ-nAt Wnor, Frnnk Feb. 1881 Mur. 20, 1882 Williams, HAnry L. 1878 Muy rn, 1882 Williums, Elmer Dec. 1870 Mny Ill, JHH2 Williams, Robert 1870 l\Iny 2ll, 1882 Williams, Michnel Sept. 1841 ,Imm 2, 1882 Whitham, Alice 1870 Ang. 20, 1882 Robert nml Hnnnnh Whitham, Robert Feb. 20, 1881 Aug. 20, 1882 Hol,ort nnd Hnuuah Wner, Olmrles Apr. 18!i7 Oct. 2:J, 1882 Wner, Alice Feb."188-1 Mnr. 11, 1884 Willinms, Alfred E. Dec. I 88!! Mnr. HJ, 1884 Watters, Willinm 181(j Feb. 10, 1885 Whitham, F. R. ,Tnu. 1884 May 2, 188G Whyman, ]\fort.in ,Tan. 185!) ,July 10, lfi8f, Williams, Lavimt Oct. 1885 Mar. 5, 1881i Wner, Brittain O. Sept,, 8, 1888 Mnr. 8, 1881i Willirlm Weaver, Eliza A. Jau. BO, 18B7 Moy 28, 1881i wife of Poter F. Cook Waer, Mary E. 1802 Ang. I, 1881i Wistuer, Frank E. 1883 Nov. 20, 1881i Willis, Ethel ,T. ,July 1880 Mny'n, 1887 Waer, Anson R. Mny 1874 Aug,' 17, 1887 Wnrren Whritnor, William Feb. 1880 Ang. 17, !8R7 Winget, Walter 1877 Aug, 18, 1887 Woodhull, Leo ]883 Aug. 20, 1887 Winget, ~unico l\fay 1884 Aug. 21, 1887 Wner, Henry 1877 Aug. 24, 1887 Williams, Henj. C. ,July 1887 Oct. 5, 1887 Wtlsou, Myrt.ie 1882 N av. 20, 1887 Wick, Amanda 1880 ,Tan. 7, 1888 Wncr, Emmn .T. 1872 Apr. 24, 1888 Ward, Daniel B. 1821 Sept. 8, 1888 Wellington, Henry Nov. rn, 1888 Nov. 27, 1888 Wellington, George 188G Doc. 2, 1888 57

NAME: BIR'rH: DEATH: PARENTAGE: Wnlton, Freel. G. l\far. 18811 ,July 21l, 1880 W ntors, Snsnn Sept. 1880 l\Inr. 30, 181JU Winget, Willinm Apr. 18130 ,Tnuo U, 181!0 Wiggins, Mrs. Jelinn E. Mm·. 8, 181!) July 20, 1800 wife of Uc! H. Wistuer, Otto M. Sept. 1880 Oct. 24, 18UO Wistnel'f 811s1m B. 1887 Dec. 4, 1800 Woodwnrcl, child Aug. 1800 l!'eb. 5, 181Jl Wick, Abbie E. 1887 ;rune 3, 1801 Webstor, Aunie E. 1850 J nly 21l, lblll wife of Dr. I?, W. Flngge \Voml, l~reem.,n l~eb. 4, 1808 Ang. 24, 18!Jl Willitun llllCl Sus1u111i1 Wilson, Mnliucl11 ,Tune 18!11 Sept. !B, 1801 Woodw1ml, Leo Jnu. 7, 1802 Waterbury, Wnn·en Mny B, 1820 July ti, 18\12 Wigi:ius, Pliebe F. June 10, 1800 Sept. l!J, lfi02 wife of Sumuol C. Merril,t Wiuterchiecl, Joseph Apr. 11, 1804 Mny I, 180:J John ,J. Wner, William 1848 Aug. 3, l!SU3 Williams, Amnucln 1802 Sept. I, 181!3 wife of Peter l!'. Cook Weuver, Elmer June 16, 1840 ,Tun. 25, 18114 Wiuget, Edwiu 1834 Apr. rn, 1804 Wii:gius, S1m1h M. Nov. 1, 1852 Sept. 21, 181J4 Wilson, John H. 18BO Apr. 4, 181Ju WiggillR, Duniel G. 18l!l Oct. 4, 18115 David w .. eks, Robert L. l\Iur. 3, 181lli WiggillR, Mrs ..Elizu Dec. 1812 Apr. 18, lHOli wife of Lewis U. W ner, Stewnrt 1885 lllny 25, l 8Uti W illinms, Mntt.hins 18H:l ,l uue 25, 1800 Wint.Imm, Lncretin Dec. 1877 ,July 25, 181lll Robert nnd Hauuah \Vini:et., Churles R. ,hurn 1800 Ang. 10, 181lll Wilsou, ,Johu ,July 18!)(i Ang. IU, 18\lti Willis, Aurou 1814 Oct. 23, I81JU \Varel, Christina 1822 Nov.!), 18illi Wick. MntilrllL Sept. 1848 ,Jau. 4, J8H7 Waltou. ·• ill.nm 1808 1"eb. 4, 181li Wiut.erbottom, Lottie 18\Jl ].\for. 10, 18117 \Voml, Snsnu L. ,J nly 22, 18U7 I?remnau arul l\lnr.\"" B., wil'e c,f N. P. NPll Yonug, Mr. Apr. :J, 1814 Yonug, r.rhomns Dec. 8, 1814 YC'OIIHlllR, child Au~. ;.?H, J875 Ynonuu1r,;, H.ichu.rcl IH15 May ~o. 1882 Y 11u11g-s, Eugene Oct.. I 88ti ,Inly 24, 1887 Ashbel H. Young~, .Ai,;hhel H. l\fay H, IH.:W Oct.. Iii, 1H88 Ym111i.dit1J.{. child No\', 2!1. 18Hj Nov. }.!ti, 18!J;& Yon11;.di11g-, child Nov. 2B, ~8H2 Nov. 21l, 18112 You111-{ling-, chiJcl No,•, 2H, nm~ Nov. :JO, 18\12 58

NAME: BIR'.L'H: DEATH: PARENTAGE: Yenger, Joseph Dec. 1802 Jnu, 20, 180:J Youugliug, child Dec. 18!!4 ,Tnu. 22, 1805 Y eonums, Mnry E. 188{ ,Tnu. 31, 1805 Ziudle, Leopold 1811 Ziudle, Mrs. Oct, 27, 1818 wifo of Leopold Zenk, Mntthins No,•. 1, 1861 Apr. 23, 185a Mntthins anrl Snrnh Zenk, Mrs. Onroliue 1834 July 23, 1854 wife of Authouy Ziudle, Ohnrles 1700 Sept. 26, 1854 Zmdle, Harriet R. Sept. 1, l83JJ ,foue 12, 1850 wife of Mart.in Drow Ziudle, Mrs. Lyduia Apr. 28, 181!1 Nov. 17, 1860 wife of William B. Ziudle, Emeline Oct. 8, 1825 ,July 21, 1801 wife of George M. Johnson Ziudle, Mrs. Lydin 1706 Mnr. 0, 1802 wifo of Ohrtrles Zenk, Gilbert (soldier 61-'li) Zeak, Edwin Oct. 31. 1841 ,Tnu. rn, 180/i Zindle, Willinm D. Feb. 14, 1833 Sept. 22, 181!8 Zenk, child Feb. 16, 1871i Dmke Zeak, Stephen Apr. 11, 18711 Ze11k, Elizabeth 1787 Jan. 20, 1870 Zindle, Dnvicl Ang. 1831i Dec. 28, 1870 Ziudle, W11lirun B. Jnn. 2, 1821 Jnu. 2, 1882 Zenk, Mntthins Sept. 20, 180!! Apr. 10, 1884 Zenk, Emmn 1862 July 2, 188-! Zenk, ,Josc,ph A. ,Tnu. 16, 1880 Oct. Hi, 188/i Zeak, Rosa Aun Mnr. 3, 18!S Jnn. 3, 1886 wifo Anrou B. Hiler Zenk, Jeremiah D. 1828 ,Jnn. 27, 1887 Zenk, Mrs, Sarah Aun Nov. 25, lt

In the beginning of the encl it hns immediate vicinity, a.ml whose relatives been advised to give some ncconut oft.lie n.ud connections nre buried at the Ceme­ old Rockn.wn.y church and its people. tery. My information hns been gained In doiug this the sketch written by Dr. by au extended correspondence in muuy King, soon after the clechcntion of t,he st,ntes from Mnine to Onliforuin, from present church, Sept. 6, 1882, has been Vermout to Florida, ancl reference 011 reproduced, from a pnmplet in my posses- some llispntetl pointR lrnve been referre1l sion, the ouly 0110, perhaps, ill existence to some of the noted genealogists of the among the people of to-day. It wns dny. printed by request of the sessim1 nt 1,1,nt In some cnses, family historiPs hnvo time, at Newark, by Uznl ,T. Tuttle & hem, sent me, that have tr.ken the uu­ Oo., 1888. I.hors mnuy years of pntient resPnrch, It also hns lists of commnnirauts nt Jnbor nncl expense to complete. In my that time, winch hnve been renrrnnged, mTnngenwuts the outlines hnve been giving dnto of membership a.nil ilnte of hriP-f nncl clirect to our early Aor-tlers. nrnl denth when known. 'rhe list previons t.hose wishing a more extmHleil family to 1808 from various sourcPA. includes history, with nll tlrn sicfo lines, nre re­ persons connectecl with the church e11- fetwl to the works themselves. It, hnA terprise with dn.tes of memhersl)iP nncl i hPPn nn honor to ho nhle to rPfer to den.th when known. In 1,oth hats nre t,hese mllections, nnd 1 do not wish nny mnny who mny be buried nt, t-110 Ceme- f:worahlo ment,ion when tho work has tery, elate unknown, and npnrt,rmnovml heen clone hv others. · to ot,Jwr settfoments, place anrl time nn- - known. Jn tho closing- of the series, we hope lo he able to 111oro fnlly complete our re- l\inny ot.lrnr reeorclA of intPrPat. will seni·c\ws, re.la ting to those w\10 rlill ser­ find their pince here, to preservA tlrnir vieP, iu Ute "clnys I hat trier\ men's historical interest. 1'hrough t.ta, kine\ souls," nnrl in onr lnter wnrs who mny permission of the Rev. ,ToAeph F. 'rnttlc, he hnrierl at tho Cemetery, heroes offivo, of Crnwfor,lsv11Ie, Ind., 11 number of if not. six wnrs. Also to complete the sketchPs of nlcl familieA have heR11 repro- • I cl I 1 ucerl. ,Vithoat, t.Ju, airl of his resc>nrch- het, nt t 1,nt ater ate, t iose w 10 aro (l hei11g lmrierl here, nnrl, Inst. hut, not PH, t.lrn history of R.nclrnwny nud it.a ]Pnat, to eorreet, some of t,he eiTors that pPople woulrl hp i1womplet"· mny have crept i11, t,ypogruphic-nl a11rl In t,Jrn gP11P11logieA of olrl l\Iorria 001111- otherwise, to the best of onr ahilit,y. ty families, the lines hnvo hPe11 c\raw11 Respect.fnlly yours to those more, or Jess con11ectncl with the early settlements of Rockaway, a11rl its ,T. P. CllAYOX.

ROOKAWAY, N. J., PRESBYTEJ.UAN OHUROH. Dedicated Sept. G, 1832.

A BRIEF HISTORY OF

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Much nHeful information is lost to the am! ronsidnmblo s11ms were given by church 1mrl to the worlrl for wnut of n nthc,r co11gregations. 'l'hc pious Colonel record of the enrly settlement 11url pro­ ,Jaeol> l~orrl, SPn., of l\lorristown, gave grPss of the churches. 'l'he many rlifii· one hn11dr<1d pouurls. 'l,lrn honso wns cnlt.ies nnrl prejnclices of Hecturia11i$m euclo,ecl and benches placed on the i11 nil new setr.lements, tend great.ly to grou11cl floor, aurl clivine service held in impede the prog-ress of true piety, aucl it. iu that, situation trntil 1768, wheu tho much that mig-ht be gainecl by united ef. pulpit, a11cl seats below stairs were built. fort nnd pions instead of party ZPal, is In this situatiou the house remained lost by a clesire ro promote pnrticnlar until the year 17!!4, wheu it was ceiled teuetA im,tr.arl of t.ho reliµiou of our aurl tho galleries made and seated, as it Sa,·iour, "which is first pure, then remniucd until the new 1ueet.i11g-honse peaceable, gentle, ensy to be eutrPntPrl, wuA fiui!.lwrl a~ it uow is of brick, and full of mercies nm! good frnitH, " rte. rloclicat.ecl on t,he sixth day of Sept.ember, The Presbyterian church at. Rocka­ 18tl2. way may be Pairl to have beeu fon11rlecl 'l1lrn flr~t writtrn rt~corrl of the parish, about the year 17!i0, although tho first wherdu they appear to be takiug- a meeting-house (of wood) was rnisPrl in uamo, aurl assuming a rlenomi11at,ion, is September, 1752. 'l'he bnilrli11g- was the claterl December 2tl, 1766, when it was united effort of many rle110111i11at.ions, votecl "t.o appoint, a comnnttee to sign 02

1 1111 nrtinle of 11groe111u11t to join with Pnr- sonH thnt, they Hl111JJ uppoiut." sipp1111y iu c,111iug 1111d sot,t.ling nPresby- In ,J1111n11ry, 1772, 11cout1•11ct wns 11111110 terinu minist.01· to preach, 01• eottle, fo1• with l,ho Rov. l\Ir. Simson to pronoh for both pnriaheH jointly.'' uight.y~th·e pounds, lif.(ht lllOUey, 11 year, On l,hu 21111 of l\forch, 171'7, l,he pm·ish uud lrnvc thu use of 1,110 p11rH01111ge. met to couHider of 1111d givB l\Ir. ,lmneH April J ,1772, nppoiutmi ,J11n11b Fm cl, ,Tuu., •ruttle n cull ns n cnnrlirlnto to prcnoh nt II committee to curry the petition of the Rockaway 1111<1 P11rsipp1111y, when it, wus parish to thu preHbytery 11t 'l'r1111to11, 1111rl vote1l to give Mr. •rutt.lc II cull; 1111111w- voted, "to give l\Ir. Simsou twenty-six corrliugly nt n pnriHh mcet,ing 011 11th of shillingH for every Sul:Jbnth ho has, 01· M11y, 1707, helll for thut pnrposo, 11 com- shull prcnch for us, until t,ho 111Pntinl{ of mittno wns nppoiut,cd In sigu the cnll fm· presbyter,v iu New Brnu ,wick." It 11p­ llfr. ,Tames 1'uttle to settle wit.h Rooku- pe11rH J\lr. Si111sou, huviug pr,mclrnd wny nnd Pnrsippuny, nud Dencou Dnvid twelve S1tbb11ths 11t t.he urn,,ting lmnsu, Benmau WI\R 11ppo111t.ed to go to preRhy- declined the c111l J1l'eseutecl to lll'llshy­ tery, carry the call, nurl obtain nu ,111- tery for II settlemeut; ancl t.lte congrngn­ swer. tiou remniuecl without n f,ettled pastor, In April, 1768, the Rev. ,Tames 'l'nt.tlH uucl renewer! t.hnir uppliontiou to t.110 was ordained ut Pnrsippnuy us miuistnr NHw York Presbytery for supplies; null for that coul(regntion 1,tnrl Roclmwny. 011 2ot.1, Apl'il, 177:i, it w,~~ voter! ,it.~ l'his wns tho first settler! nurl orrluinecl parish meetiug to send Mr. lsa11c Sur­ miuister in Rocknway. Mr. Duvid B,•11- geaut to New England for a miuist,•r; man was appoiuted chorister, and Mr. hnt in May, J 77:J, tho vote to send to

Jacob Allertou to rend thepsnlm. It np- New Euglaurl for II minister was re­ penrs thut sixty pounds wns the snm scinded, nud a request made to prosby­ namecl for the minister's salary; this for tery for supplies. A list, of the nlllJICH of one half the time was equal to one hnn- the ministers who preachecl as snppliPs rlred nnd sixty dollars n yenr. is giveu to prllserve numes of the then In October, 1770, owiug to the cnu- tinned illnesR of Rev. Mr. Tuttle, the presbytery-viz.: Rev. Mr. Murdock, parish voted to sue for a clistn\F-Rion frmn Rev· rl'homas LewiA, Rev· Timot-lly the Rev. Mr. 'l'utt.Je when the presby- Jones, Rev. ,Jacob Green, Rev. Mr. tery should sit, nud n petition was Clow, Rev. l\Ir. Bnmot,, Hev · l\Ir. Lyon r f ancl Rev. ,J. Grover. signed nccorc mg1 y; but on the 9th o In September, 1778, tho congregation April, 1771, the decease of the Rev. l\Ir. at .l:'arsippany mude II request to t-lrn c011- '£uttle hnving tnkeu plnce, the parish . . , voted "to present, a petitiou t,o the gre711t1?n nt _R?cknway to Jm_n _t.hem presbytery for them to seurl a cnuclidute ngnm Ill ohtnunng a settler! mmtster; . · · . . but their offer W>IR cleclined, aurl the if they can,_ tf nut,_ to grant the pnrtsh Iparish voted to request presbytery to liberty to lnre n mm1ster that slmll be send them a caudiclnte for RHlt.lmueut or Judger! of good standing by some per- I supplies as before. In Muy, 1774, the purish made out u viclnnls ns officers iu the church, occmr onll for the Rev.'M11tthi11s Buruot, which in the recordH, bnt the number of tllll WIIR preseuted to the preRbyt.ery. then members or other mntter relatinf:( to the aittlug 1it Elizabethtowu, in which they church proper cnuuot now be kuowu. atnto the society consists of one hundred The Rev. .Mr. ,lohn .loline (ns nppenrs families who hnve rniaod, uml offered by the records 111 A pr1l, 17711) hnd him for his aupport, one hnnrlred pounds prenchecl ns a cancliclate for six months; (two hunrlred nud sixt.y-six dol111r•) 1m- but for rensous not statecl, no settlement 11unlly, ·with t.lrn p11rsou11g,11 with one took pince, 11ncl t-he Rev. Mr. Deronrly hundred ncres of 1111111. wit.It u house wns eUJ!UJ?ecl ng-niu in Novemhflr, 1770, t.l10reou in deceut order, 11ud to flucl 111111 cont.inned t.l1ro11gh t,he winter fol­ him his firewood nt t.he door. lowiuf:( until April, 1780. 'l'he Rev. Mr. Bnr11et took six mout.hs In !\fay, 1780, au effort wns mnrlo to to cousider t.he m1ll, 11ml tlrnn dn­ obt11i11 11 cnncliclnte from New Enf:(lnnd cli111,rl ncceptiuf:( it. From this time t.l1ro11gh Mr. Ohnpm11u, t,hcn minister u11til 17th M11rch. 177n, tlrn pnrish re­ nt Ornuge. No rPcorcl nppenrs of tlrn ceived supplies from presbyt,ery, nud snccess of this npplicntiou; but in Au­ pnrt of the t.imo hirecl the Rev .•Tosep!1 gnst, 1780, Urn Rev. Lemuel Forclhn111 llrover 11a II cuuclirl11te, who 11ftorw11rds wns l'\'Prl ters; nud thnt they siug 1111y tn11PH t.hnt t.ho purish HH 1t11 elt]Pr of t.hn <'11111·,·h for nre sung in the ueighboriug churches us Anveral yrurA, rlm.;irecl t"n rrsign hi~ nllil'o they shall judge proper." ns 1111 uldur of the ehurch. 'l'ho parish

1 At n parish 11iec.ti11g he!tt' with tho use of the pnrsonnge 1111d ish, wheu 11 lilrn votn of thanks was firewood ns usual." I givcu. 111 ,Jnly, 17HII, 11t 11 p11r!H11 mootiug, f·,ho 17!12, 111, n pnrlsh moot.Ing, t,ho pious nurl Jtnv. Mr. Uulrl wt11 rr,qn,1Htorl t.ho Jilli'• 1luvnl:l1Clly goorl olrl mi11iRtnr, l\Ir, Hnlrl­ iHh to oxproHH ttrnh• vtowH Oil hiH 11ppot11t­ wln, pnlrl otf to his RnHsfnct.ion, wit.h n11111t hy proHhytory to rironch l\lll0llg VI\• hiH pmyorH lllHl bllllOCllCl.ion OU tho mint eongrog11tio11H, to which tho pnriHh pooplo thnt Goel hnrl ouco 11lnnml him 1111n11lrnot1Hly I\HHOlltcrl. 'J'hlH IA thn lh·Ht, ov01·; nurl t.lwronpon it, WllA voterl to intimntlo11 of a ndRHioum·y Rtop, whic1h npply to l\Ir, ,Tohn ,J, Onrlo to Rll]lply ns ir'1 lntor tinieH hnR hoo11 HO HllOCllHHfnl in ns I\ onnrliclntn. 'l'hil'ty-llvo fm• It, ono Hpronrling tho gospel, nntl no rloubt hnH 11g1iiust H. tho prmniHo of Goel with it to tho curl of 'l'ho mode or Ringing wns ngntn nrl­ thn worlrl. jnAto,l by tho nppoi11tme11t of Bcujnml11 ,Tnnnnry •1th, 1702, nt II Jlfll'iRh mooting, ,fockson, Hussol D11vis 11u1l Dl\niol Hnrcl 11 proposit.ion of t.110 Rov. Mr. B11lclwin ns chol'iRtorH, nnrl tlmt they uct rliscrn, WIIR prosontorl to t,ho pnriHh, oxpl'OHHing tiounry when· to sing withont romliug hiR willing110HH to ho cliHmiHRorl, or to ho tho lines. c011(;iuuml nH tho pnriHh rnight think On 18th ,Jnuo, li!J2, it wnA voted propor. \Vhoronpon it WllR votorl to pny un1mlmonsly (sixty-llvo preRont) to pro­ 1ip Mr. 131\lrlwin'H Rnlury to the first of R0llt I\ cnll to tho next Now York Jll'CH· ,Tn110, 17112, 11url nftor thnt timu tho pnr­ bytory for Mr. ,Johu ,r. Onrlo for II sot.tl~­ iRh. nrnnt; which wns nccorchugly prese11t,ell ermsiclP" Mr. 13nltlwiu unrlor uo fnrthor n11cl nccoptorl; null in ,Tnunnry, J 70:l, Mr. nhligution t.o them, 11or tho pnriRh to Mr. O1,rlo wns orclninorl nucl iustnllorl p11,stor Bnlrlwin; uncl thut Mr. Bnlrlwin hitvo over tho chnrch uml cougrogntiou. 'l'hiH lihort,y to nrnko r,11gngmno11tR nt his wns tho llrHt O\'

'.L'ho Rev, Mr. O11rle 11sked 1111d ob­ side with galleries, celled, and soatod in t11lued II dismlsslou from the p111·lsh, 1111d 11 pl11i11, ue11t mauner 1111d p11i11tec1 white. the parish becmne (RB it trnly wns) like Abont 0110 yoar in building. sheep withont II shepherd. Pnrt of tho time with Rnpplies from presbytery, 1111d 'IRocltawa\?

Hoddon, Snmnol 1781 ;r 11110 ( wlfo) Hnrrimnu, Jncob 17llll JlfoHOH 1788 ,lohu 1758 '£l11111kl'ul 17114 Lois (wife,) '' Hcujumiu Dnvirl l71lll Lognn, Eliz11hnth (wifo ot'Fmncls) 17110 Hiler, ,John, ,Jr., 17111! Loonnrrl, Elijnh 1781 " JoHeph 1776 " Stopho11 1781 Hill, Dnvirl (Onpt.J 17113 Lerg, Mnr,t,hins 17ilil " Anun (wife) Lowis, Erlwnrrl 1771 Hiucls, ,Jmnes 1781 ,John 17118 Honglnml, Ooruolins (Onpt.) 171Jll Joseph 1708 Hoff, Joseph 1775 Dnvirl 171111 " OhurleH (O11pt.J 1776 Snrnuol 17118 Johu 1777 Liurlsloy, Amos 1770 Hicks, Samuel 1'i!Ja " l~bonozer 1776 Hnrtley, Dennis 1768 Samuel 1781 Hopping, Moses 17HH Moses 1711:J Howell, Hnrriot (Conger) Lockwoocl, ,Jmncs " Snmuel 1781 " Ohnrit.y (wil'o) Hnutfogtou, Johu (Elr!or) l 7fi8 LOH<'y, Jnmos Pnff (Capt.) 1770 " Elizubet,h (Hendy) " Jncol> 17!lll wife, 1758 John 1708 Simeon 17\!3 Joseph 17!):J Gilbert 171Ja Love, Snmuel 1711:J Hnutiug, Jonnthnn, M. D. 1765 " '£h01nns 171i8 " M11tthew 177-1 Lynrns, Enos (coloro,1) 1771> Hnrcl, ,Josinh 1770 " H11n1111h /wlf'oJ 177fi Duvicl 1788 11 EuoH, Jr: J7fl5 Dnniel 1788 Jncol> 17116 Plwbe (wife) Lnrllnd, Willinm 17!!3 !uni~. Catharme (wifo of ,John) Luke, Mnthew J7!l:l ,Tucksou, Stephen (Ca11t.) 1708 Lnm, Ol>nclinh (Elder) 1758 •' ,Joseph (l:lou.) 1708 " ~Jnmes 17CiH Anua (wife) Lyon, Abraham 1788 Dnuiel 1781 Al>solam 1780 Benjamiu 1770 Catharine 17:30 John 17!)3 Eliphlet 17DB Knnouse, Peter (Rev. 111111 Elder) 17\13 Jounh J7!l3 " Mary (wife/ 17!lU Mnthows, Pnticnco (wife of ,fames) 17\JB K<~CU' .r osiah l7!JU Mauu, ~1homm; J70U Kent, Helmer 1782 l\1cOarthy,,. Francis 178l " .Jneob 1782 Charity 1llmtcr) wife Sarah 1782 Ann ( Van Oorvoort.) King-, Thomm; 17118 wife Andrew 17fi8 McGihbon, ,John ]7fi8 John J7WJ Merritt, Sanmel 1788 ,Tohu Kitchell, Abrnhnm ('l'rnstecJ 1708 " J70!J " -- (wife) 17Ci8 Miller, Frederick 1770 James ('l'rustcn) 17!J4 " ,tacob 17H8 Thomm, 17!\8 Lamson, Eleazer 17!17 Smnnel aud wife 17U4 09

MillA, Wlllinm 17118 Scott, ,Joseph 1781 Mintborn, ,Jmnes 1711g Sonring, Poniun 1700 Willinm 1781 Shnwgor, George 1708 " John 1781 Shores, Plwbo 1705 H11111111h (widow) 171!5 Soutlmrcl, !811110, 17118 Un111in 1705 Isaac, ,Jr., 17118 l\litcholl, William 1708 Beujmnin 1781 Moore, ,Josinh 1788 'l'ilnothy 17118 " Dadd 1781 St11gg, Wm. 1708 Frnucis 1788 Stickle, George 1704 Snmuol !758 " Snruh (Benmnn) wife 17114 " Surune], ,Jr. 1788 Potor 171)4 Morris, Nnthnuiel 17118 Eliznbetb 170-1 Morgnn, Abrnhnm 17118 J11cob 1703 Munson, ,John (Onpt,) 1763 Eclwnrcl 1703 NicholH, ,To1111thnn 170B Stilus, 'l'homllH 1708 Abie! 1708 . " Betsey (wifo David) 171)8 O'Hnrn, ,John 1788 Smith, John 17Ua Ogden, Olive 178( .. Honry 1768 1 Oshor11 1 'l i1omnR 1770 Bernnrd 17!!3 Abmhnm 1781 Tnlm11go, Job (011pt.) 170B Nenhminh 1781 " S11rah (Oooper) wife Elizitbeth 1706 Teabo, Nicholns Mrs. 1785 Catharine 171l3 Tuttle Moses 17/i8 Isnnc 1703 Jmrn (.l!'orcl) wife 1758 Owen, Zibn L. 171l3 Dnnic,l 1705 Pnlmer, Samuel 17!Jll Eleuor (wife) 1705 Jacob 1781 Henry 1758 Parkhurst, Johu 170B Vnu Dyne, l!'rnnk 1781 PPrkinR, Eleozor 1708 Wultou, Murk 1781 Pierson, Willys ('l'rnstoo) 1702 Wells, Edwnrcl 1793 " Ebenezer H., l\I. D. 17110 Wheeler, ,1oseph 170/l Poer, Duvhl (Elrlor) 1765 Whitcheud, Joseph 1768 " Elizubeth (wifo) 1185 Willialll, Samuel 1781 " ,fohn 17U5 ,Jouns li81 " Betsey (wife) 1700 Ruth 1781 " Jacob l705 .Willis, Bet.Imel 1781 " ,Jonuu11 (wifn) 1705 Winds, William (Gen.) 1758 l'holpH, ,loel 1703 " Rnlmmnh (wife) 1758 Hoy, William nncl wife Winget, J·osi11h 1703 Hicts, ,Tahu M. 1703 Wullox, William 17118 Higgs, ,Jo1111tl1111i 1768 Wright, ,Joseph 17118 " 'l'homus 1768 Youug, Arthur 1781 Rogers, Nathnuinl 1793 " Arthur, Jr. 1793 Ross, Willi11111 (Elder) nnrl wift~ 171i8 Zeek, llfathins 1793 " Euoch 1768 " lsnac 1781 @rtgtnal " Moses 1793 " Phebe (wife) 17!J4 Subscribers, 1·i~ 58. Russe!!, Newton 17!)3 8ciclmore, Susan Job Allen Andrew Morison o Willinm Ross Gilbert Hedden JO Capt. James P. Losey Dnvid Bonmnu 11 Oapt. Job Allen Is1mc Ogdon 12 Haury Tuttle ,John Pipes 18 Isna.o Southnrd Snmuel Shipmnn Seth Mehurin JEarl\? Jl)ew ,John Mint-horn Snmuel W hitohoml 1bolbcrs, 1788· Joseph Burwell, Jr. 1 Bernard Smith William Winds 2 William Winds Nnthnuiel Mitchel 8 ,lohn O'Hara Josiah Benmnu 4 Silas Hnthnwny Jnmes Losey 6 Stephen Jackson Abraham Mnsnker 6 David Beaman Henry Stng 7 Samuel Morse, Jr. John Hnrrimnn 8 ,lob Allen ,John Johnson ODavid Brondwell Snmuel Burwell 1O ,John Oory Jonnh Huston ll Benjnmin Jncksou John Goble 12 '£borons Osborn Abraham Johnson 13 Francis McCnrty ,I ohn Cogswell 14 Eli11ki111 Anderson ,John Huntinl'(ton 16 David Hurd Gershom Gard 16 David Garrigus John Kent 17 Jacob Kent Amos Kilburn 18 .f oshua Moore HAnry Tuttle 1!J Moses Lampson ,Joseph Bench 20 John Harriman ,John Stng 21 Abraham Lyon Willinm Dnnicls 22 Moses Lnmson Snmuel Mooro 28 Francis Moore Jacob Gnrrigus 24 Samuel Merritt Jnmes Milege 26 Josenh Casterline Willinm W nlton · Jacob W. Thnr p JElbers of Obadiah Lum Benjamin Carey 1Rockawal?

Dl\vld Garrigus 1708 Joseph H. Beuoh 1801 John Garrigus, Jr. 1800 Olml"les O. DeH11rt 1801 .Peter Knnouse 1800 ,111mos H. Bruen 1874 Boujllmin Lmnson 1800 Nntlmniel R. Mott 1874 Snmuel Hicks 1818 Mullion Hougland, Sr. 1880 Joseph J l\cksou 1818 John G. Mott 1880 '£homus Oonger 1818 0 lohn Garrigus, Jr. 1824 Willi11m Jackson 1824 Sertone of Silns Hnmiltim 1824 Josiah Hurd 1824 'IRocltawa\2

BY ,J.P. ORAYON.

To preserve some of tho recorrls rolnt- armies, it is relntcrl that t,hey swore, ing to Rocknwny nt this time, I hnve "like the army in Flnndors," it bccnmo arranged from the origiunl papers the a habit not easily shak911 off, aucl the fl. facts as stated. It will con·ect some of 11ancinl system wns 011 no solid bnsis, tho statements mnde in Morris Oounty wHh heavy tax burdens, and the seven history relnted ns historicnl facts. At long years of uoglect in the ugi·iculturnl this period regular assessments were nncl mining districts had not been over­ made in the parish of Rockawny, for come, and tho general unrest, anrl desire ministers salnry, church and pnrs01iage I to occupy tho better hinds in the West,, expenses. These assessmeuts W>Jre made J' left the people very unsettled iu their 11f­ by 1mthority of the session by Oapt. ,Jnb fairs, and but litt.le interest in church Allen, both fnt her and son had been so'. affairs intimately couueetcd and iuterested iu : 'l'heso assessments wero rated nccorrl­ the church. ing to the ncernge of improved ancl uuitu- It is presumed that this contains but proved lands, industries, t.lie number of a small average of the land owners of horses, cattle, etc., at a fixed vnltrntiou. this section, or its people, ns at this time, I have here given the names of own­ religion seemed to be at its lowest ebb, crs with the number of acros of itn­ the isms of Voltaire and Paine, had been proved lauds, assessed for church pnr­ cxtensively circulatecl nnd imbibed by poses, iu the years 1784-6. Many sub-' the soldiers of the Revolution, during scribed, refusing to be assessed nccord­ hnrclships, thnt to live or die, made lit- iug to their valuation. This may be nu lie 11ifl't-re11ce, aud like all other great important sketch for future .historians, 73 as it gives some Iden. of Rockaway a11d Sumi. Hedde11 118 its vioi11ity !11 those dayiJ. It co11tai11s Silas Hnthawny U6 many 1111mes I have 11ot met with in Levy Lindsly fiO Ebenezer Linclsly 120 other records, and as ma11y hnve pl11oed Moses Llnclsly r.o their 1111mes in the origi1111l doonme11ts John Olnrk 211 I have given the original spellmg. George Stickle ll7 '£he best writte11 slg11ntnres nre, if I nm SUBSCRIBERS. to be the judge, those of Joh11 J ncob Moses Tuttle Abinl Whel11r Fnesoh n11d· Ber1111rd Smith, Abraham, Wm. Alger 11nd Jnmes Kitchel, Dnvid 1111d Snmnel A11drew Ki11g Benmn11, Be11j. Bench, owned forges, John McIntosh ,lob Alle11, Merclmnt, und David B11ker, John You11g Josiah Bauman '£11ver11 Keeper: Jos, Scott NAME. ACRES. Be111ijnh Daniels Helmer Ki11t 106 ,Jonns Williams ,fames Lum 100 Fmncos Vnudni11e Stephen Dodd 180 David Gordon Willi11m Winds 180 Ohns. Hoff James nnd Abrm. Kitchol 151 Oorul's Hougland ,Josiah, Samuel 1111<1 David Bo11mnu 126 Nemiah Osborn Thomas Osborn no Jncob Garrigus, ,lnn'r Elinkim Anderson 85 Arthur Young Dnvid Broadwell 100 Silns Pnrrit ,Joseph Conger 27 Snmnel Merrit Anron Hedden 98 John M. Rn11del ,ronnthan Biglow 2 Bernard Smith Be11j'11 Bench 80 Isnno W illinms He11ry Tuttle 100 Joshua Moore Isaac, Nath'! nud Willi11m Ross 120 JncobLyou ,lob Alle11 215 ,lncob Kint Abrm. Osborn 10 Pripnlos Wilnr Dnvid Bnker 109 Lemuel Bowel'!< Elezer a11d Thos. L11mpso11 250 Snrah Beach ,loh11 Oooper 70 Dnvid Bench David Garrigus JOO Jo11nth1111 Nichls Snmnel Winds 64 Henry Ven! Abrm. Lyon 45 Daniel Gard Josiah Hurd 100 Moses Doty Jos. Whelar 100 Gilbert Hn11tiugt,ou 'fitus Berry 9(j ,John Nixon Sumi. Lindsly fiO James Thnrp Be11j'n Jnckso11 70 Samuel Orane Doniel Jackson. . 1(10 Windsor ,Johnson John Herrimnn 80 Benjamin Southw11rcl Sumi. Johnson 80 Dnvid Co11ger .lames Hinds 10 ,Jos. DeC11mp Anron Biglow l!O John 0. Hnra 74

Elijnh Looua.rd hnndocl clown to this rlay and genorntion, Morgnu Youug Among the papera of thi~ elate, 01· a little Abraham ,Johnsou Reuben Olllrk before, meutiou is m11cle of one Thomns ,John Hllll Milledge, a very ln1·ge Janel nncl proper­ Dllniel Dickerson ty owner In tho parish, but wont over to George Blldgly the British side iu the Revolution, ancl Daniel Munson ,ll\cob H11rrim11u bocnme n major. Ou his return here, Dnvis Veal ho was wnitecl upon by n delegation of Noah Veal our citizens nnd nclvisecl to leave tho ,Toa. Smith country for his health, as they clid not Seth Hall ,Joseph Unsterlino propose to nssocinte with traitors in tho Asher Lyon comnmuit.y, he gnvo them no satisfac­ James Losey tion lLt first, but finnllv fled for snfety to William Kirk Nova Scotin, uncl his lnucls m1cl proper­ Samuel Williams James Young tiefJ were couflscnted. If onr forQfnthors Daniel Olark hucl fought the uses nucl nbnses, of their Joseph Herriman prevniling weakness, the origiuator of Murk Walton crime, nncl destruction of health aucl '!'hos. Stiles Daniel Stiles property of t.lmt duy nucl this, with tho Sterling Dnuiols snme dote1·mi1111tion and effect, tlmt they James Daniels fought Red Conts nncl traitors, the rum Sarni. Daniels Huston Russel tmttlc of today would have been a thing Peter Lowsau of the pnst, nncl referred to iu history ns Francis Lowsnu amoug the good olcl clnys of Aclnm uucl .Abner Bench Eve. Jnmes Mnttox ,John Jacob F11csch

Dnyton 18lll Olnrk, Snrnh (John R.J 1811) Allen, Snrunel 1818 " Jnmes H. 18ll2 RobertP. 18ll2 Snr11h 183~ Ayers, Dnuiol 1808 Oooper, Mary 1818 " Mnry (Gnn-ignR) wire 1822 " Mary Aun 181!1 llnker, ,Tereminh 1818 William 1882 " Mn1•y (Kiug) wife 1818 Ha11n11h (Moore) wilo 1811:l llerry, S11rnh ( As11) 1808 Oritteuden, Ira. 1818 •• Nancy (Heury) 1808 " Hurriot (wife) 1818 lleujnmiu, Jounthnu 1818 Willin111 H. 18HI " Rebeccn (wife) 1818 Cook, Jnue (,John) 1818 Auun 18ll2 " ls11nc Ill. 1831 lll1111chm·d, Sarah (Mart.in) 1818 Cnstel'line, E!iz11both (DnuiclJ 182U " Abner 1825 Condict, Chnrlot.t.o (Sidney) 181!1 Onthnrrne (wit'o) 1831 Coe, Mary (Thomns) 18!ll Anrou 1831 " ,Joseph D, l8Hl Sarah Aun (wife) 1831 Compton, Mnry Ann 1831 ,John 1831 Crystal, M11rt.Jrn (Pnt,rick) !Sill Elleuor (wife) 18lll Denton, Stephen 1818 Bram, Pant 1818 " l\fnry (wifo) IS!l:l " Ont.hnriue (wife) 1818 Doland, Mnry 1818 " Peter 1825 Donghty, Snmnel 1825 Mnry (wifeJ 1826 " Mnrthn (wifn) 182fi Brondwell, Archibald 1818 John A. 1828 " Susa.mm (Pn.lmor) wife 1818 Cynthfa (wife) 1828 Burnett, Aseuath (widow) 1823 Lonisn M. 1832 Bostedo, Gideon V, 1828 De Onmp, Catharine (widow) 1881 Breese, Ohnrles 1881 " Jnmes 1831 Bench, Snmncl S. 1818 Eliza Ann 18Bl " ,Tnne (wife) 1808 Joseph 1832 Ohilion 1818 Dean, Mnria 1831 Cornelia (wife) 18lll Doyle, Mathew 1831 Henry 1826 Dickerson, Willinm A. 1832 Rhoda (wife) 1820 Dell, Mnria (Thomas) 1818 Emily 1828 Estile, Rebecca (,John) 1818 Horace 1829 Enston, Cnthariuo (-Joseph) 1831 Abby S. 1881 Edwards, William 1882 Joshna M. 1831 Estler, David 1832 Samnel S., ,Jr. 1831 " Rachel (wife) 1882 John, Jr. 1881 Ford, James 1828 Mnry 1831 " Oharity (wife) 1830 PhebeL. 1881 " William 1818 Nancy S. 1831 " Phebe (wife) 1818 Solomon 1831 " George, Jr. 1832 Chnrles H.' 1832 ~'razee, Eunice 1828 Breese, Sidney 1820 Fairchild, Mnhlon 1831 " Hila (wife) 1829 Gcnuug, Hannah 1808 Conger, Phebe (Thomns) widow 1808 " Mnry 1831 " Phebe (Stephen) 1821) Garrigus, ,J ncob 1831 Olnrk, Abigail (John) widow 1812 1 " John 180!) 76

Grirrigus, Eliz11beth (wife) 1800 Harriot (wife) 1818 11 lsnno 1818 Husk, Anna (wiclow) HH8 Surrih (wife) 1818 Hoff, Hannah 1826 J11mes 1821 " Elizabeth 1818 Eliz11beth (wife) 1821 " Harriet 1818 Elina 1828 " Mary Anu 1818 Parmelia (wife) 1828 H11milton, David 1825 Samuel 1818 Auna (wit'o) 1825 Mary Auu (wife) 1826 Willium 1826 Sarah 1882 Lewis 1825 Stepheu 1882 MnryE. 1828 Alexander W. 1881 Silas 181l! John, Jr. 1815 Hester (wife) 1881 Mary (wife) 1816 Hazard, Delia (Silas) 1827 Gordou, Nancy (David) 1808 Han·ison, Benjamin 1882 Greeu, Gribriel 1821 Hiuchmnn, Felix 182!1 Marv (wife) 1821 Eliza (wife) 182!1 Griffiths, Nancy (Wm.) 1818 Hrithnwny, Sarah 182fl " Oatharine 1818 Iugrrim, Margaret Ann 1881 Gardiner, Timothy P. 1818 Iuuis, Oathnrine (John) •• Mary Elizabeth 1882 . " Jane 1821 Horriman, Lydia (Daniel) 1800 Jackson, Olnl'issa (,!rimes) 1808 " Betsey 1818 " Joseph 1818 Mary 1818 " Electa (wife) 1808 Hanuah (David) 1829 Stephen J. 181H Aun Eliza 1881 Mary Ann (wifo) 182!1 Hall, Ohloe (widow) 1808 William 1818 " Stephen 1818 Susan D. (wife) 1818 " Lydia (wife) 1816 NnncyB. 18B2 " Mary Onroline 1882 William A. 1881 " Harriet 1882 ,Johnson, Rhoda 1822 " Betsey (Daniel) widow 1881 Jeunings, John 1821i Hicks, Samuel 1808 " Lucy (wife) 1825 " Samuel, Jr. 1818 Redmond 18131 Ruchel (Jason) 1818 Fauny 1881 Hubbard, Abiguil (George) 1811 Jayred, Frederick 1881 " Eliza K. 1881 " Eliza (wife) 1881 Hoagland, Johu E. 1881 Kanouse, Oatharine (Frederick) 1818 " Elizabeth (widowJ 1831 " Sarah (Peter F.) 1818 Halsey, Mary Aun (Wm.) 1882 Kitchell, James 1818 " Maria (Silas) 1818 " Haunah (wife) 1818 Hiler, Harriet N. 1882 Ford 1825 " Nancy (Peter) widow. 1817 Elizabeth (wife) 1808 " Ruth (John) 1818 Emily 1828 Hurd, Oharles R. 1882 Oharity Ann 1881 Josiah 1816 ,Jane Rebecca 18Bl Matilda (wife) 1816 Matthias 188~ John S. 1882 Onroline (wife) 1882 Louisa 1828 " J onnna (Ebeuezer) ·1s81 Howell, Sarah 1882 Kinney, Jacob A. 181!) Sylvanus 1818 Kelsey, John B. 1822 77

Dolin (wife) 1822 Piorsou, Onthnriue 1881 Kiug, Ohu·iRBII (Ba.rua.bnR) 1828 ,Tohn 1818 " Eliznbeth T. 1828 Bot.say (wife) 1818 " Eleota. J, 1881 Powers, Albert 1820 " Bnrnnbns B. 1831 " ,Tncob 1820 " SnH11u 0. 1881 Mary (wife) 1820 " Smnuel B. 1881 Ohnrlea 18112 " Harriet, 1882 Prudden, Euphemia (Ludlow) 1881 11 Susan 1882 Reed, Mary 1818 " M11ry (Lewis) 1881 Rowland, George 1881 " Phebe (,Tnmes) 1832 " Harriet [wife] 18l!l Kennedy, Da.vid 182H Ann E!izn 1882 " Pa.lmer 1820 " MnryJouo 1881 Ketcham, Mnt·gnrot (Sanrnel) 1881 Ross, Kesiah [widow] 1822 Lnmsou, D1111iel 1818 Roff, Mnry [widow] 1827 Phebe (wife) 1810 " AllROU 1881 Eleazer 1820 " Minerva 1882 Lnwreuce, ,Tnue (Jncob) 1818 Rntnu, Mauniug 1882 Lyon, Lewis 1882 Stickle, Snrnh [George] 1808 Losey, Willia.tu 1882 " Ann11, [George ,Tr.] widow 1808 Love, Jane 1832 Adams 1818 Snrah Aun 1882 Sarah 1881 Mnry 1832 ,Tobu E. 1882 Mott, ,John 1818 lsl'llel 1882 " Parnell B. (wifo) 1825 Beamon 1818 " I~nn.c H. 1831 Phebe [wife] 18111 Mnnnrd, Hem·y 1818 Scott, Milton 1818 " Hannah 1wife) 1818 " Elizabeth [wife] 1818 Sidney R. 1882 ", Abigail [Joseph] 1818 Muir, Susan (Thomns) 1823 Smith, Elizabeth [Gilbert] 1818 Mills, Rnchel (widow) 1881 " Harriet Ehza · 1820 Martin, Olnrk J. 1831 Richard 0. 18a2 Marsh, Benjnmin 1881 Stroup;, William 1818 " Mary G. (wifo) 1832 Sturte\"ant, Thomas M. 1881 Morgan, Mary (,TnmeR) 182fi " Marin [wife] 1821 Norris, Jonunn (Dnvid) 1818 Searing, James 1828 " Onthariuo (Jncob) 1881 " Rachel [wife] 1829 Nelson, Mnhala.h 1882 Simpson, Hann11,h [Mahlon] 1818 Osborn, Dnniel 1808 Stnckhonse, H11,n11ah [Joshua] 1818 " Ohnrles H. 1882 Strock, Margaret [widow] 1832 Palmer, Samuel 'l'almage, Hll.rriet 1822 " Naomi (wifo) 1808 " Eliz11,beth [,Tab] 1828 'l'imothy 1818 Trowbridge, Julia [Stephen] 1816 Elect-It (wife) 1818 Tuttle, Belinda 1882 Eliza 1&81 Phiuea.s M. 1882 Siln.s S. 1831 Thompson, Jane 1882 Albert A. 1832 Tomkins; Rebecca (Seely) 1828 ,Tobu G. 1832 Van Ness, Elenor 1816 Nnomi 1881 Voorhees, Abraham 1881 Pierson, Onthnrino (John R.J 1818 ,Temima (wife) 1881 Vnn Dol'hoof, Hemry H:1112 pnicl out of my 111ovnblo 0Rt11to, !tom.­ " lWznbuth [wifoJ 1Hll2 I clo horoby l(ivu 111111 lrn1111~11th to my W!llinmH, Hnth Willimu lHIII clOllr nncl woll holovurl wlfo, ltllhnnmh, Mnry [wit'oj 18111 t.110 1·011111lmlor of my oHtntu, ronl 111111 Wnrrl, Ncuwy (PhinmtAJ 18011 porHonnl, to bu nt hor cllspoRnl, 111111 for Whitohond, 'l'homnH 1800 hol' Rolo uAo 1111rl bonollt, duriug t.lto tlmo ,Tnlint fwifoJ 18011 Bonoui 1828 of her l'lllllllini111( IIIY wiclow, 1111rl if sho " lmiznboth [wife] 1828 Ahnll Aeo flt to m111•ry, aft01· my rleoonAo, Wiggins, Sttsnn [W111. J 1Hl4 I rlo •tlll will 1111<1 ordm• t,hnt Aho Hhnll " l'lwllll 1818 hnvo the n•o 1111rl houellt of tho 0110-thirrl DnvirlF. 18ll2 ,Tnn11 !810 pnl't of my wholo eRt.nt,o, that thon ro­ Scm,h l<'. 1828 mninH, clnrrng hor 1111tnrnl life, nncl that WilRon, Mary [l\forrlorni I 1822 Rho Rhnll, nt 110 t.ime, nor mi nny oooc1- Wo11·, Emily [Olmrlc•J IH1!2 Rio11, nor !Jy nny porson whntsoovor ho " Wm:H. 181!2 " Snrnh Aml'[wifoJ 18112 obligL'

Robert AyroR wnR born nt Woodbridge, City, Mary, born April 10, 1775, mnr• N. ,T., ,Tnly 17, 1788, cmn'e to Frnukliu ried Snmuel, son of Stephen Moore, who or Rocknwny ·perhRJ)R nR enrly ns 1700, WIU! born 1776, died Mnr. 18, 1854, mnrried Amm, dnughtor of Geu, ,Joseph Daniel, born May 20,1778, mnrried Han­ ,Jnckson, who cnme· to Rocknwny ns nah, daughter of Dayid Garrigus, Dea. nnrly nR 1781 or 2, ,Tau. 11704. She wns 14, 1800, she WIU! born Jau. 26, i 783, c'tied horn Ang.-0, 1740, she mnrried, (2) Den• Sept. 1, 1821, mnrried [2] Mary Garri­ con Dnvid l:lenmnu, nud died Miir. 21, gus, daughter of Jann, Feb. II, i828, Rhe 18111. Dnvid Bonmnn mnrried [1] Mnry wns born Ang. 27, 1783, died Dec. 24, St.nnbol'l'ongh, nncl died 1808. Robert 1876. All buried at Rockaway. Anna, Ayres died Mnr. fl, 1787, nil buried nt born Jan. O, 1782, married Henry Berry, Ror.knway. of Dover, Mar. 10, 1808. Hnmeir, born Children of Robert aud Auua [,lack­ Sept. 16, 1786, died Nov. 24, 1704, buriocl ~ou] Ayres: Eliznb~th, born Sept. 22, nt Rockaway. 1704, married [1] Conger, [2] Asa Berry, Children of Daniel and first wife, probably buried nt Rockawny. Jackson, Anna, born at Franklin, Nov. 14, 1808, horn Feb. 14, 1760, married Betsey, mnrried David, son of William Cooper, rlanghter of Stephen Moore, ,vent to Feb. 1828; she died May 25, 1892. David Oinciunnti, Ohio. Robert, boru Dec. 28, Cooper WM born Dec. 8, 1801, died Sept. 1707, wont to New ):ork Oity, probnbly 80, 1899; both buried at Denville, Jo­ rlierl there: William, born Ang. 81, seph ,Tnckson, boru Feb. 14, 1806, mnr• 17(10, and. wife Jane removed from riod Phebe Anu Losey Sept. 27, 1827, Roclmway to Spnrta, N. J. Hnd chi!• died Dec. 9, 1882; buried at Hill Ceme­ rlren, Dnvid Lewis, ,Joseph, Asa and tery. D_avid Garrigus, born Nov. 8, probably Abignil, born 1810. Joseph, 1807, married Angeline Oliver; removed born 3ept.. 18, 1772, went to Now York to Indiann and died there. Abigail, 82

born Feb, 20, 1810, mnrtied Jou11th11u rled H1111u11h, dnughter of Ezekiel nod Oliver; burled In Bnptlst Oemetery nt S11r11h [Hnll] Pnlmer, died Aug. 4, 1807; Morristown. H1111n11h M., born ,lune O, burled nt Rook11w11y, 1812, mnrried [l] Bethuel Pierson, [2] Ohlldren of W llllnm nnd Phebe Onleb Pierson ; burled nt Drnkestown, [Smith] Ayres: George, born Dec. 8, N. J, 1866, died Mnr. 18, 1808; burled nt Rook- Ohlldreu of 2nd wife: Wllllnm, born 11w11y, Emmn, born ,July O, 1867; Nov. 16, 1824, married Phebe, dnughter Marthn, born Dec. 8, 1860; Mnry, born Feb. 20,1861, Lawrence, born Ang. 18, of Willi11m, sou of Ge1Tett Smith. She 1803;Frnuk, born Jnu, 27, 1B07; Amnndn, WIIS born Sept, 10, 1831. He died Feb, 4, born Mnr, 22, 1B68, died Fob, 20, 1890, 1800, ,John, born Ang, 28, 1820, mnr- Hnttle, born July JO, 1809, Cbc Bruen family.

Obadiah, son of ,John Brnen, came Rachel. Caleb Carter had children : from Stapleford, Englnud, with his wife Ambrose, Mary, Aun, Margaret, Mar­ Snrnh, . iu 1640, nnd hnd children : Han. tha, Joanna, Sarah, Joseph and George, nab, born 1648, married ,John Baldwin, Children of Alexander and Matilda : Sr.; John, born 1646, married Esther Juliette, born ,June 27, 1804, died Sept. Lawrence, Rebecca, married Thomns O, 1805; Cyrenns, born Sept. 0, 1800, Post. Obadiah removed to Newark married Charlotte A. Burnett, Feb. 10, with the Milford Colony iu 1667. The 1882, di~d April 17, 1845; Jonathan B., rlescendauts of John nnrl Esther were born July 1, 1800, married Sarah P. numerous, .and many, like most other Muchmore, Nov. 4, 1835, died Ang. 14, Newark families, came to Morris conu­ 1884; Harriet E., born Mar. 25, 1812, t.y. · The Brneus came to Chatham and married John Knapp, Nov. 6, 1884; Al­ Madison. fred F., born Oct. 20, 1814, married ,Joseph Brnen married Raebel Carter. Catharine, daughter of Henry and Eliza Haldren, Feb. 15, 1888; John Carter, He died 1820. Who wns John Bruen born Dec. 28, 1817, married Mary M. who rlied at Rockaway, Apr. 1820? Woodruff, Dec. 28, 1848; Charles Alex­ Children of Joseph nu(l Rachel: Phebe, ander, born June 20, 1820, married Cor­ Alexander, born Jan. 17, 1779, married nelia Noe, Nov. 21, 1848, died Ang. 26, Matilda Bonnell, Sept. 22, 1808, died 1874; James Harvey, born at Madison, May 5, 1857, she was born Feb. ll,•1784, May 25, 1tl28, came to Rockaway about died Nov. 26, 1860. Benjamin had 1840. married Emily, daughter of John chilrlreu : Isaac H., Elias R., Ashbel, B. and Delia Kelsey, May 28, 1848, died ,Jacob, Phebe, Eliza, Jane and Caroline. May 5, 1885. His wife born 1825, died Ichabod, bad children : Moses, Elijah l!'eb. 28, 1809 ; both buried at Rockaway. W., Sanford, ,Joanna, ,Juliana and Charlotto Wnrd, born Oct.. 12, 1829, ma.rrlecl ,Tohu Allen, May 28, 1848, cliecl mother ;both huriecl nt Rook11w11y. Rov, July 5, 1854. Arthur N., of Jasper, N. Y., Delia K., Ohildreu of John, Hnrvey aud Emily: born Feb. 1, 1868, cliecl Aug. 18, 1867. James Wright, born 1848, married Ohildreu of James Wright nud Emma A., Ohnrles D. Arthur- H., both died Emma A,, dnughter of Ohnrles DeHnrt, young, Mrs, Edward T. Davey, Harriet, Apr. 17, 1872, died Feb. 28, 1800, ou the Snrnh, Fanny, Harvey, Louisa ancl s11me cl11te, ,uHl 11t t,he snme house, as his Hnrolcl. Cbc Casterline ;amilp.

'!'here is tradition handed down in the beth --, had son Joseph, born May 26, family, that Francis Casterline settled 1708. died at Dover, Nov. 26, 1882, nonr Franklin or Union, when his aon buried at Berkshire Valley; Albert, Frnncis was a babe and carried in his born 1808, died Nov. 8, 1896, buried at mother's arms. This probable father died Rockaway, and others, Ezekiel, Levi, Dec. 12, 1768, at the age of 06 years, and Joseph, James, John, ·married Nancy, the child Francis died 1796 at the age of danl'(hter of William and Amy (Smith) 106 years, placing date of settlement at Kirk, Oct. 21, 1810, died Mar. 7, 1812. llillO, and it also stated that they came She was born Dec. 18, 1793, died Nov. JS, from France about 1690, which would 1878, both buried at Rockaway. Sarah; give the location of first settlement. Susan, warned St,ephen Freeman; H'an­ Francis who died in 1796, had three nah, married (1) Tompkins (2) Harris; wives and twenty-six children. The Phebe and Hnhlah. Second wife, Pe­ records as far ns known give Abraham, ninah Searing, was born July 27, 1770, Amariah, Jacob, Stephen, Benjamin died at a dwelliug·a few ya,ds north of Samuel, Francis [3], Phebe, ,Tames and Union Chapel, Feb. 21, 1862, buried at ,Joseph. Rockaway. She was daughter of Wil­ ,Joseph was born .June 10, 1786, mar­ liam and Peniunh (Bnr11ett) Searing-, ried Susannah Lyon, May 16, 1772, had the seventh daughter of the sevent,h nloven children; married .(2) · Peninah daughter. and poRHesRed great healing Scaring, Mar. 24, 17!1!1, had ten children. power · by the · "inying on" -of handR. Ho died Apr, 18, 1832, and WM buried at Willinm Searing died 1804. Rockaway. Of the brothers of .Joseph Chiidren :..'..simeo·u L.; born at Union but little is known, it is probable that Mnr. 8, 1800, married (1) Rebeccn Duly. they married and removed West. Chil­ of Ninkey; (2) Eveline Atno, of Sncca• ilron, 1st wife, Daniel, mnrned, Elizu- Rnnna; (:J) Susan Sharp, of MmliROll. 86

She was born Sopt. 25, 17011, dlorl Apr. 1, rlom, cliod at Axtoll, Knnsn~, Ang 21, 1870. He died Mar. 14, 1888; nil bnrlecl 1807. Poulnnh a., born Sopt. 20, 18 Ill, at Rockaway. ,Tnuo, boru Ang. 21, married Jasper Stage ; had sous, Mahlou, 1801, married (1) Hiritm Henry Raxter George nud severnl rlnught,ers; clierl nt Ang. 21, 1822; had two children. Oue Dover Apr. 7, 1888. died yonug, nud William Henry, boru ,John and N1mcy (Kirk) OnAtorliun ,Juno 10, 1825, died iu Oaliforuin. had one son, ,John Albert, born ,Inn. JI), She married (2) Harrison, of Oniel well, 1812, married (1) Hannah 0. Briant, and died July 7, 1875. William Sear­ daughter of ,John, Dec. 111, 18117. Sho ing, born Apr. 24, 1803, man-led ,lnno was born Nov. 211, 181U, died Apr. l'i, Dickerson, daughter of Thomas aud 1876, (2) Mrs. Jnne McKinnon, Mny. Sarah (Hall), of Denville, Oct. 4, 1827; 1876. He rlied Nov. rn, 18711, buriorl nt had three children, died Sept. 6, 1856. Rockaway. His wife was born Jau. 10, 1805, died Children :~John Andrew, born Sept. July 28, 1886, buried at Rockaway. Gal­ 11!, 1880, married (1 l Jennie E. Allon, vin L., born Jan. 2, 1800, married daughter of Robert P., of Mount Free­ Sarah -- at Western New York, dom. She died June 4, 1881, (2) Mary died at St. Louis, Feb. 28, 1871. Har: Gerrett Sept. 9, 1885, living at Niukey. riet E., born Nov. 26, 1807, married Mary Cornelia, born June 26, 1848, mar­ Jabez Howard, of Millbrook; had two ried William H. Voorhees, May 22, 1864; children, Matilda and Sarah; (2) -­ Wellington Edward, born May 0, 1865, Hedden, had son William and daughter married Jes&ie A. Graham,,,Jan. 8, 1884. Jane. William married Harriet Smith, Children of J. Andrew

In my collections made in the ceuteu- lost, but hiRtory montio11R Frodei·ick, ni11l year (1870) some nccouut of the De and Jncob a probable Ron. They wore Month fnmily were given me by a mem- also among the earliest settlers at Now her of that family, which I do not find Fo1111dla11d in this (Rockaway) town­ in the Morris Oouuty history, which I ship. The mythicnl inscription will make mont10n bore that the record "P. x S. 1773" on tho tri11.11gulnr stone may be preserved. above, the door of the old stone house Tho De Mont, or De Month family now owned by Theodore Brown, may be were formerly residents of France, interpreted that the building was erect­ French Hugeuots who fled from France ed by Peter Snyder in 1778. 'It was an cu account of their Protestant faith and addition to the original stone house built removed to Hanover in Germany, and just forty years previous upon the laucls from thence emigrated to America in owned by a member of the DeMouth ,lune, 1709, and became the first settlers family, who located there from Rocka­ of Rockaway Valley, of this township. way Valley about 1730, and inherited by They were the first white settlers in the the wife of P11tor Snyder, who was a valley, a1id this family was in posses- daughter of thi~ early settler at Now siou of old papers and deeds dating from Fonndlaud. 1709 to 1730, and an old relic, a razor Mr. Thomas DeMonth, who gave me hone of petrified wood, which camA this information, lived and owned landR over with the family, and had tradition- where the Olintou reservoir now is, ally been preserved in the family a 1011g these landR bei11g occupied by his father, t.ime during their residence ill Frnuce, ITho!uns 1 s desc_endaut, of tho original Several other relics were well P erverl family 111 ~merica. He wns bom Se_pt. . . r Os 2, 1804, died July 2, 1881. Married and of great nntiqmty. Bet:iey Levi, of Litchfielrl, Ot. Hor 'l'ho onrly family record8 had boon people wore nmoug thr flrst settlers of 88 that county, She was born Oct. 1, 1700, both, nmrriecl Pntriok BnrnR Nov. 10, died Sept. 8, 1887. Both buried at Oak 1807; Thomns, Jr., born Oct,. 4, 1Rll8, Ridge. Children: Wesley, who served died Ang. 4, 1858; Hiram, born Mar. IJO, in the war '01·5; Electn, married Rev. 1840, married Stagg, died nbout IHIJO; Peter D. Vreelnud Nov. 12, 1850; Elizn• Abner nnrl Miuervn. 'l'ho Rhip Forh1110, a vessel of 40 or, than William. He had children: Wil- 60, tons anilecl from L011don,,Engluucl, 1liam, Miclmel, Melicent and l\forgu.ret. 1 ,Inly, 1021, with thirt.y-ftvo passengers; Willimn (2) mnrried Snrnh Diugey, nncl nl'rived one yenr ufter the Mayflower, had clnldren: ,John, boru ut Duxbury, after a Jong nncl tedious voynge,'!;nving Mnss., 1650, settled nt Woodbridge, N. hem, 1-llkon by " Fre1'tch mnn-of wnr J., before 1700, wns clencon thore in nncl roleused to Ute Plymouth Colony, 1700, nncl, older in 1710, cnmo to Morris Dec., 1021, with scnnt.yprovisions. 'rhe couut,y before 1724. Mercy, mnrried following were 1t list of pnssengers: Snnmel 'l'honms. Josiah, and perhaps -·ohn Adnms, William Bassite, William others. Deale, Jouathnn Brewster, Clement ,John, who cnmo to Morris county, Brigg, John Cannon, William Conor, married Eliznbeth Freeman at Wood­ Hobert Cushmnu, 'l'honuis Uushnmn, bringe, Doc. 18, 1701. She wns born nt St.ephen Denu, Philip De-la-Noye, Axle!, Euglund, Mar., 1681, died ut Mor­ 'J.homns FlavJ and sou, Widow Foord riHtown, Apr. 21, 1772. She married (2) and four childreu, Robert Hicks, Wil- John Lindly-John Ford having died at ham Hilton, Bennett Morgan, '.L'homns 01· 11ear Morristown before 1724. Morton, Austill N u,tl1•1 Is, William Children of John and Elizabeth: Ex­ Palmer, William Pitt,, 'rhomns Prince, perieuce, born nt Wooclbriclge, about Moses Simonson, Hugh Stat.ie, ,lames 1702; ,Jacob, bom Apr. 13, 1704, married Htewnnl, William 'l'euch, ,John Wins- Haunnl\, clnughtur of Jouathan aud low and William Wright. Sus111111uh (Kitchel) Baldwin, 1724. He 'l'be cbildrei.t of the Widow Foord became a ruercbnnt, aucl largely interest­ were, William, Martha, ,Jolrn, aud one eel in the manufacture of iron in Morris whose uame the records fnil to give. county. Was colouel in the Revolution. But little is kuown of the childreu other Died of fever at Morristown, Jan. 19, 90

1777. His wife wns lmrn Nov., 1701, Oblldreu of Samuel aud Sarah: Jona­ died at Morristown, July 81, 1777, thau, boru 1788, married Eniifoe, daugh• Srunuel, boru Oct. 11, 1710, wan·ied ter of Jonathan aud 'l'empe1·auoe (Diok­ Hauuah'H sister, Sarnh Baldwiu, 1782. ersou) Odell, Mar. 1, 1766. He aud his Died ut Monistowu, Ang. 11, 1762. His sou, John Odell, were largely interested widow ruun·ied (2) Johu Alleu, Sept. 80, in irou works in the upper Pequanuoo 1758, (8) Soloruou Boyle, Jnu. 5, 1768. Valley, nnd built some of the first forges She was boru July 22,1709, died Apr. 22, there. He died at Stockholm, July 12, 1789. There were perhaps other chil­ 1817. His wife was born 1742 died at dren uot ou the records. Stockholm July 24, 1880. Samuel, ,Jr., Ohlldreu of Jacob aud Hauunh: Johu, married Grace Kitchell, 'daughter of born Apr. 6, 1728, married (I) Penelope Abraham, of Rockaway, Jau. 20, 1767; Jeuniugs Mar. 20, 1748. She died Oct. 18, was couuected with mouey makiug 1748. (2) Martha Rayuor Jau, 20, 1751, schemes, left aud went to Virgin!lt. died Feb. 14, 1767. Phebe, born Feb. where he changed name to Baldwin, 20, 1739, married (1) Samuel Arnold·, married and bad children there-date of Oct. 16, 1748. He died Oct. 8, 1764, aged death unknown. Oharity, married Ah• 88, (2) Jouas Phillips Dec. 24, 1766. He raham Kitchell, of Rockaway; Han­ was boru March 12, 1785, died Dec. 18, nah, born about 1740, married Joseph 1818, she died Ang. 2, 1819. Sarah, Morris, son of Stephen, Apr. 12, 1759. born July 20, 1782, married (1) Johu He was born 17821 died from wounds re­ Kenny, Aug. 20, 1749, (2) Dr. Samuel ceived the 111 Revolution war Jan. 5, Tuthill, son of Johu, Nov. 8, 1761, he 1778. Enuice, bapt-ized Apr. S, _1743,mar­ was born Sept. 22, 1724, died May 81, ried (1) Stephen Moore Apr. 21, 1761, 1814, She died Nov. 11, 1811. Mary, who died Jau. 19, 177.7, aged 89; (2) born about 1784, married Azariah Dun­ John Scott, who died June 5, 189(), aged ham, of Piscatua, May 21, 1768. Jaue, 87. She died Mar. 8, 1802. Demas, bap­ born Jan. 29, 1786, married Moses Tuttle, tized Apr. 14, 1747, married (J)'Mary sou of ,Toseph, Dec. 15, 1766, died Nov. Lewis, who died Sept. 17, 1788, aged 28; 22, 1794. He was born Nov. 19, 1782, (2i"Rachel, who ns his widow, married died July 11, 1819, both buried at Rocka­ Oalvin Oanfteld. JameR, born Nov. 21, way. ,Jacob, Jr., boru Feb. 10, 1788, 1747, married Elizabet,h Odell, daughter m11rried Theodosia, daughter of Rev. of Jonathnn, May 9, 1779. She was born Timothy Johues, of Morristown, Jau. 1749, died Jan. 20, 1819. He died Mar. 27, 1762. She was born Sept. 18, 1741, 1, 1827. died Aug. 81, 1824. He was also colonel Ohildren of John and Martha /Ray­ in the Revolution, and died eight days nor) Ford: Penelope, baptized Nov. 8, before his father on Jan. 11, 1777. David, 1758; Jacob, baptized Nov. 2, 1768; Han­ born Apr. 2, 1741, died May 18, 1760; Elizabeth, born May 29, 1743, died July nah, baptized Dec. 11, 1754, Mahlon, 18, 1746. boru July 26, 1756, died at Ogde11Rburg,

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Children of Olmrlotte (Ford) Condict: Miohigm1. Hllnnah E., born Sept. 17, Ebenezer, born July 22, 1701, mnrried 1841, mnrried Samuel G. Morrow, Jr., Sarnh C. --, who died Sept. 27, 1827, Sept. 18, 1801, died June 7, 1875. Mnry, nge 88; (2) Elizabeth Vail, Mar. 4, 1828, born Jan. 26, 1846, married George Wil­ wl10 died Mny 10, 1889, age 47. He died liams, died Aug. 22, 1878. Ang. 8, 1888. Mnrthll born Dec. 27, Children of Sidney and Cornelia Ford : 1792, died July 81, 1708. Julia, bapt-ized Sidney, Jr., married Amanda Grim­ Apr. 1, 1708, married Nathan Hedges stead, Nov. 25, 1866, at Brooklin. Ella, Jnlv 6, 1818. Sidney, born ,Inly 1, 1799. born Mnr. 11, 1842, died Sept. 6, 1861, Marcia, born Ang. 28, 1802. Henry buried at Oak Ridge. Ford, born 1804. Silas Byram, born Children of John Milton Ford: Catha• Dec. 1806, married Mary, daughter of rine FrnniJes, born June 27, 1840, mar• Mllhlon Joh11so11, bud children. She ried Riobard Powell, Oct. 12, 1862, at was born Aug. 2, 1814, died June 8, 1878. Newark. John E., born ,Ian. 16, i848, Edward Lowis, born Feb. 4, 1812, mar• member of 1st N. ,J. Cavalry, married at ried Lucy Ann King, Mar. 19, 1838, Newark. died Oct. 18, 1834. Children of William and Jemima Children of John Udell and Elizabeth (Halsey) Ford: Anthony, born ubont (Hnme) Ford, all born nt Stockholm: 1788, died Ang. 28, 1791. Hannah, mar• Mnhlon, born 1790, married Sarah Marin ried Jesse King, of Dover, had son John Elmer, died in TexllB, 1870, Horace, D. King. Nancy, married David King, born Ang. 26, 1799, married Hannah, 1812, died Dec. 25, 1881. Elizabeth, daughter of Zopher Freeman, died Sept. married John Young, lived at Morris• 26, 1866. She WllB born June 14, 1809,, town. Catharine, married John K. died Dec. 13, 1895. Sidney, born 1808, Pierson, Oct. 24, 1820. Julia, married married Cornelia E. M. Miller, daughter Major William Minton, of Berkshire of Eliphlet, May Bl, 1825, died July 16, Valley, who died 1877. Maria, born 1868. She died June 16, 1862. John 1804, married Thomas M. Sturtevant, Milton, born Apr. 16, 1807, married Julia Jan. 16, 1829, died Ang. 18, 1877. He Wells, died Mar. 26, 1861, nil buried at was in 1812 war. Boru Mar. 80, 1800, Oak Ridge Cemetery. died Ang. 20, 1896; both 'buried at Rock• Children of Horace and 'H111111ah away. William, married Phebe Bailey, · (Freeman) Ford: Willirun Henry, born of Dover, June 80, 1814, died Apr. 1870. Apr. 22, 1881, died May 28, 1887. Catha• John, married Polly Cooper, of Dover, rine Elizabeth, born Oct. 12, 1886, died Dec. 10, 1820, died 1872. James, born June 7, 1887. Mary Francis, twin, bora Jan. 24, 1790, married Charity Ford Oct. 12, 1886, died Ang. 17, 1780. Hor• Kitchell, daughter of James, July 8, ace Richmond, married Ella Howe, Dec. 1817, died 1888. She was born 1798, 28, 1862. Amelia, married Fletcher died Dec. 1876. George went West and Dickerson, Nov. 16, 1864, removed to died there. Cb¢ Garrigus f amilp.

Tho Garrigus family were French Hu- lnid a wager with some of the Cmup1111y, genots and settled at Philadelphia at an that he could take David's musket away early date. Jacob, born. 1716, one .of a from him whil~ he was on his post. He large family, cam~ ·to·, Morris County· came·up and demanded his musket, but and settled on. what is now kuown·as :David weJJ knowing the penalty resist­ the Peck farm. on the Littleton road, ed, when Williams undertook to deprive near Franklin. Sarah, his wife, ,vas him of his musket by, force, and WM born 1720, died July 18, 1777. He died shot, so that he died a few hours after May 18, 1798. He.:and his sou were for his rash wager. Joseph CMterlino early connected• with the Rockaway belonged to the same Company. Jacob, church, .and is said walked there, a dis- Jr.. , it is said, hved at New Foundln,ul tance of over five miles, with great regu- after the Revolution, but I have no rec­ larity ,and through all kinds of weather. ords of the name there. Rebecca, born He and four sons served in Capt. Rob~rt Sept. 2, 1761, ,married Samuel, sou.of G!ll!tou's Company, arid Capt; Josiah Timothy Pierson, May 22, 1769, died Hall's Company fl'l!m Denville. Two of ·sept. 20, 1888. He was born 1748, died his.sous served at a· very early age. All May 4, 1790; both buried at Rockaway'. with the exception of David, who went! Sarah,.married John Pierson, of Rocka­ West, wore buried at,Rockaw11y. way, Jan. 80, 1774 .. The Garrigus.rec: Children of Jacob and Sarah Garri~us: ords have S.mitq, may have been· twic.e Davi.d, perhaps the oldest,of the tamily, married.. M11ry, WR!! baptized as au a Revolutionary soldier, married .Abi-' adult Jun,e 27,· 17Q.g, ml\rried Ward. gail, daughter of John Losey, Mar. 18, Nancy, some records have }Jannah, was 1778. It is related that.. whenDavid.was baptized as lin adult June 27, 1762, mar­ doing duty as guard, one Foster Wil- ried (1) --Burwell·, (2) Samuel Merritt Iiams, son of Samuel, of Shongom, ha_d July 9, 1774,.Uvednear L~keHopatcoug. 95

,John, born ,Jnne 30, other rccordR hllvo 178ll, mllrried Daniel Ayres, as socond July 1, 1760, warried Elizabeth Sll!p­ wife, Feb. 6, 1828, · died Deo. 24, 1876: llll\11 Sept. 80, 1782, died. Aug. 18, 1850; buried nt Rocikawiiy. Anna,'.born Oct. lived 11t the old homestead. His wife 10, 1785, married Thomas B. Whitmore, was born Nov. 7, 1757, died Oct.' 16, July 2,• 1808; Thankful, (twin) bOrn Oct. 1882, ciri mounme11t born Nov. 4, 1750, 10, 1785, died Dec. 26, 1780; buried at clied Oct. 16, 1888, bU:ried at Rockl\wlly. Rockaway'. ~ydi11, born Jan. 11, other Ha wns 11 Revolutionary soldier. Is11110, records 4, 1788, married Stephen H111l, nlso 11 soldier, wns born 1768, married of Denville, Oot. 18, 1806. Ohlllity, born Phebe, daughter of James Losey, Deo. J nn. 80, 1700, married Alexander Wil­ 80, 1788, died Aug. 80, 1704. Morris• son. ,John, Jr., born Feb. 7, 1792, m11r­ tow11 records have Sus1111111, married ried M11ry, daughter of John Hall, of ,fames McKey, Feb. 2, 1760, but 11ot in Denv11le, AP,r, 8, 1818, died Sept. 10, Garrigus family record. 1878. She was born Apr. 16, 1791, died Ohildren of David and Abigail (Losey) June 11, 1879; both buried at Rockaway. Garrigus: Sarah, born Apr. 21, 1774; Elect11; born May 9, 1794, married Timo­ ,Jeptha, born Jan. 7, 1776; a child, died thy, son of SilM Palmer, Mar. 80, 1814, July 22, 1777; David, Jr., June 80, 1778, lived at Franklin. Dr. King's record married Rao)lel Lyon June 25, 1800, by hns Mar. 18, 1818. He was born Dec. 8, Rev. J. J. CarlP. She died Sept. 19, 1791, died Oct. 8, 1888; both buried at 1815. Stephen, born Deo. 1, 1780; Han- Rockaway. Ruth, born April, other 111,h, born Jan. 26, 178~,.married Daniel records .Sept. 8, 1706, married John Ayres, son of Robert, ns first, wife Dec. Hiler, of Denville, Apr. 18, 1816. ls11ac, 14, 1800, died Sept. 1, 1821. He was born Ang. 28, 1798, married S11rnh Mes- born Dec. 29, 1778, died Nov. 6, 1856; sler. S11muel, born Jan. 26, 1802. His both buried at Rockaway. Silns, boru wife, M11ry Aun, was born 1804, died Apr. 18, 1785, married Hannah--. Dec. 80, 1885. He died ,Jan. 10, 1891; David owned the John U. Hill fllrm, 600 both buried Rt Rockaway. acres, built the stone house there, sold Children of ,John and Mary (HnllJ to McOomley abo1;1t 1805, who sold to Garrigus: Jacob, born Nov. 27, 1818, Denoon ,John Hill in 1809. David G11r• mnrried Abby S., daughter of Henry rigus removed to Hamilton, Ohio, ab"iiut Bench, died Oct. 15, 1899. She 1806 with most of-his family, nnd died died Mar. 16, 1897, buried at Rockaway. there soon' after. HiR wife died there Alex11nder Wilson, born Ang. 15, 1815, nbont 1880. married (I) Catharine Pierso11,(2) Aman- Ol;ildren of John a11d Elizabeth (Ship• da Sellring. Stephen, born Nov. 26, llll\11) Gnrrigns: Mnry, born Ang. 27, 1817, mnrried Onthl\rine S., claught.or of 96

James Miller, of Rookawny, died May Elfambeth, born Oct. 28, 1821, married 7, 1896. She was born Feb. 1818, died James .Miller, of Rockaway. John A., Apr. 1, 1808, buried at Rockaway. born Jan. 16, 1826, married Anna Leek, Sarah, born May 8·, 1819, married Eliph- d' d M 26 1886 M J b N let Sturtevant Feb. 4, 1846. Be was 18 ar. • · ary ·• orn ov. boru Apr. 17, 1821, died from wounds 8, 1828, married Frank Doremus. Ed­ received in the battle at Gettysburg, ward, born Ang. 17, 1881, married a ,Tnlv 18, 1868, buried at Rockaway. daughter of Ira Hall. tbc Doastand f amilp.

Through the kindness of Mr. Daniel him at Ne,v Amsterdam was iu 1665 ns H. Oarponter, the collector aud compil- a merchant. He married Oatrinn or of a vnlunble historical aucl geuoalo- Or~ger, daughter of Capt. Martin, ,Juno gical work "Tho Honglnud Fnmily iu 23, 1661. She wns born 1046. He died Americn" I nm lnrgely indebted for this in New York Feb. 8, 1684. His wife brnuch of the fnmily who settled in mnrriect (2) Roelof Martensen Morris County, and connected with the Schenck Oct. 8, 1686. interests of· Rockaway, nud related to Children : Dirck, bnptjzed in th~ Ool­ rnany of the wort.by 'rumilies. I only legiate Dut.ch Church of N. Y,, Nov. I, ~egret'that tho brief space of these geuo- 1662, mnrried in N. Y. Aug. 4, 1687. nlogies will not admit of so much vnlun- Mn1·in, clnnghte1· of .Jacob 1md Marin hie i11format1011 rel11tiug to the early set- (Montnyue) Kip, hnd three children, t!ements. '£here are II few who cau or settled nt Woodbridge, N. ,T., about will renlize as they rend this sketch, that 1709. Eliznhoth, baptized Oct. 20, 1604, it hns taken years of patient reRenrch died youug Harmon, baptized ,Tnnuary nud at a very great expense t.o nccom- tll, 16fil>; died youug. Christopher, bnp­ plisb the eud. tized Nov. 24, 1060, mnrt'ied Feb. lo, Ohristotfel Hoogliuidt was the first of 1606, ( I) •Snrnh Tellet, who died nbont this brauch to emigrnt.e to Americn. 1607, mnmed (2) Heleun, daughter of The unme has a Dutch siguiflcnt.ion of ,John aud Adrinun Mid1lngJ1; of· Brook­ Ohrist-benrer nod high-laud. The benr- liu, removed t,o New Brunswick nbont ers of the name were numemns and 1717. Francis, baptized April I, 1672. greatly distinguished iu war nud art in .Jacob, hapt.ized Oct. 25, 1676, died yonug. Hollnud and Netherlands. Hnrmnu, (2) born Feb. 18, 1081, mar- Christopher Hoagland was .born iu ried (I) Alicia, clnoghtm· of ,Tohu V1111- Holl11nd in 1684, and the first records.of. D.vck. Sho !liml April, 1706, mnrriecl, (2) June 2(), 1707, Adriana Stoothoff, she Ohildren of Mn.rtinnsn.ud wife, Phebe, was born Jan 11, 1687, died Ang. 18, who settled n.t Winsor, N. J.: John n.nd 1671. He died n.t Flatland, L. I., Nov, Arin.utie, (twins) n.boat 17114. Okey, 8, 1771. born 1780, mn.n·ied (1) Dinah Hoagland, Ohildren of Dirok Hoagland: Oathar- (2) Eleanor (Geesie) Vn.n Brunt, was iue, baptized n.t N. Y. Apr. 18, 1698. colonel 1708. Martin, born Mn.y 17, Marin., (1) baptized May 21, 1701, died 1780, mnrriedRebeccn., daughter of Wm. yonug: Marin., (2) baptized Apr. 7, 1708; Opdyke, June 8, 1762. She was born Jn.cobus, born about 1706. Nov. 9, 1749. Wus r.n.ptn.in iu Rovolu- Ohilldren of Ohristopher Hongln.url (2): tiou. Ohristopher, bn.ptized Oct. II, Ohristopher, (8) born Sept. 5, 1099, 1742, mn.rried Femmie or Femmentjo married Oatnliute. Scheuok, die_d iu (Phebe), daughter of Peter Gordon. Somerset Oo., N. ,J., 1777. John, born On.me to Rookn.way nbont 1772, WM 1701 roamed Dinah, daughter of Jacob major in Revolution. She died Jan. 20, and Maria (VanLieu) Probosco. Mar-' 1800. He died at Dover, ,June 27, 1818; tinµs, ,born about 1701, married Phebe 'both buried at Rockaway, graves nn­

·-.-.- 1782 0 settled at Windsor Mercer known nnd unmarkocl. Ooruelins, horn ·aoimty, N, J,, died there 1767. '· Apr. 12, 1750, married Mai,y, daughter ·• ·_Ohildren of-Harman Hoagland: Ohria- of Onpt. MoRes_and Jano (Fore!) Tuttle, ,toph~. born Apr. 2, 170~, married Neell May 15, 1777. Was major in 1706, re­ tie, daughter of Albert Ooerte Van Voor- moved from Mount Pleasn.nt to Hunter's hiB. He died Jan. 18, 1706_ Alidn., Bottom, Gallatin Oonnty, Ky., nbont born Mar. 19. 1710, married Jacob Van 1799. He was killed by n.fn.llinglimb _Arsdnlen, died Nov. o, l78I. Johanna, from a burning tree -Inly 1806. His born May 5, 1712, mru.Tied Jn.n Remsen, ·wife was born Dec.15, 1757, died in Ken­ _died Nov. 25, 1764. Garrett, born.Nov. tuckyFeb.5, 1840. Elinor, baptized 1752, ~. 1774. married. Jacaminte (Guliok) married Jn.mes Hoff, removed to Mount Hoagland Ang. 30, 1742,. died Jn.n. 8, Pleasant, had two daughters, Hamet ·1771.. Martiuus, .born Oct. 27, 1716, and Olarissa-both probably buried at mnrried ·Annat-je __ died·Mar. 4-, 1so4. Rockawl\y. Jane, Ida, married Thomas Oatharine, born~ July Hi, 1710, married Ford, Phebe married Lemuel De Oamp, Henry. Oortelyo\l, died Oct. 19, 1795, of Morristown: Abrn.ham, born 171'6, Albert, born Mar. 11, 1722, married died young. Mn.ria GuUck June 9, 1748, died ,June 4, Ohildren of Ohristopher and Phebe 1_785._ ,Harmauus, -born Jan.- I, 1725; (Gordon) Hoagland:PeterGord9n, born married Styutie VanGelder June 18, at Rockaway, Apr. 14, 1782, married I 752, ,· ·died 1806. She was born J)ec. 22, Elizabeth, daughter of On.pt. William 1784. Helena, born July 20, 1729, mar- and Mary (Simcox) Alger, Apr. 8; 1808, riccl ?eter VanDerbilt Mar. 110, 1772, died Sept. 28, 1845. His wife born Jan. died July 5, 1820. · He died Oct.6.1809. 1, 1787, died ,Tnli. 12, 1858, buried at 99

Rockaway. John, died Apr. 10, 1811, 1880, was In Black Hawk War of 1882. buried at Rockaway. Anna, married Mary Ann, born Apr. 15, 1795, died Aug. Jamee Losey July 3, 1801, had one eon 26, 1700, buried at Rockaway. Mary Jamee, Jr,, both buried at Rookawiiy. Caroline, born Apr. 2, 1708, married (1) Jane, born 1702, married Elijah Searles R. Kent, (2) Peter Conway. Cornelia, May 7, 1808,' removed to Clintmiv1lle, born in Kentucky Sept. 12, 1800, died N. Y., died there Sept. 28, 1854. Elijah Jan. 18, 1884. Emily, born in Keutuclry died 1880, buried at Olintonville, N. Y. Apr. 6, .1803, married John Conway, Harriet, born May 17, 1795, married died Feb. 28, 1880, in Kentucky. Capt. Henry Dalrymple, of Center Ohi\dren of P~ter Gordon and Eliza­ Grove, (of 1812 war) Feb. 18, 1810. beth (Alger) Hoagland: Mary, born at Mary, born Jan. 9, 1800, married An­ Rockaway, MRy I, 1804, married Jacob, thony Harkness Feb. 17, 181?, removed eon of MoRes Hard, 1821!, died Feb. 17, to Glendale, Ohio, died and buried 1880. CharleJ, born June, 1805, died there Deo. 23, 1870. All the children of DAO. 25, 1817. Phebe, born at Dover, Christopher wero born nt Rockawny, N. Jane 11, 1807, ma1Tied Ezekiel, sou of ,J. Moses Hurd, died Sept. 14, 1882, buriecl Children of Co~nelius and Mary ('.L'ut­ in Orchard Street Cemetery at Dover, tlo) Hoagland: Moses Tattle, horn at removed to Rockaway Cemetery Doc. Mount Plewmnt, Cct. 7, 1778, married 10, 1807. Sally ·Ann, born nt Dover, Sarah Payue, of Fayette Co., Ky., Dec. .Inly 1, 1808, married John Morda, sou 18, 1810, diod May 12, 1809, bul"ied at of l!'rnncis nnd Ann (Van De1·voort) Mc­ Wnlnut Grove Cemetery, Ky. Delia, Carty, Sept. 24, 1826. Elizabeth, born horn Mny 22, 1782, n:.,,.rrled Gen. John Sept. 24, 1810, ma1Tied Hiram J. Bel­ H. M01-iis, sou of Rev. Joshun, Apr. 6, knap, of Stanhope, N. J., 1832, cii0

Ohlldreu of Mahlou aud Auuo Jauo Ohildrou of Oapt, Houey 1111d Hnrriot (Muir) Hoagland: Ella, boru Sept. 16, ( Hoaglnud) Dnlrymple, of Oenter Grove : 1846, married Jamaa L. Maxtou, soldier Emily, born Deo. 110, 1810, married John of the Uniou, born Ang. 28, 1885, died L. Onrroll, of Oenter Grove. Ennloo, Mnr. 27, 1B06, buried at Rockaway. boru Apr. 25, 1821, m11rrle1! ,lohu J. Agnes, boru Aug. 8, 18!8, died 1858. Trowbridge, of l\lt. Freedom. Daniel, 'fhomae Hudeou, boru Mar. 6, 1850, born Feb. ll, 1B28. Auua E., boru Apr. married Evelyuue E. Lounsberry, of Mt. 12, 1826, married William J. E11eto11, of Hope, Aug. 6, 1870. Mahlon, Jr., born Morristown. Ohnrles Hougland, born Nov. 10, 1852, married Laura D'Orme, Mnr. 24, 1880, married Sarah A. Voor­ of Mt. Hope. Arnot, born Mar. 10, hees, of Morristowu. Maj. Harry M., 1855; Aune M., born Ang. 7, 1857, mar­ born, Apr. 10, 1882, married Frnucis. J. Wheeler, of Morristown. Harriet M., ried Morford B. Strait, Oct. 16, 1879. boru Feb. 10, 1884. Frederick B., boru Susie L., born Feb. 16, 1863, married Ang. 15, 1886, married Auuie E. Now­ Joseph F., eon of Heury D. Tuttle. mnu, of Wnshiugtou, D. 0. Cb¢ Jackson ; amni,.

'£he ,Tucksou records lmve bceu ob·· three sous, Sumnol, John nucl JamOR tained from various sonroes, aud copies aud five daughters whoso unmes n~e uot of wills iu my possossiou, I hnve oul; to reoorcled. No records of Snmuel's ,,,\fo. regret that I have uot more data of tho Snrah mnrriecl Nathnuiel Moore 11t1C: J11ckso11S of lntei· date. Trnditiou hns .Mnrthn mnnied II Oole nud h11d so11 Nn­ th11t Robert Jnoksou cnmo from Wnter• 1thauie!. towu, Mnss., to Whethersfield, Ot.,from Samuel, sou of John, .hncl children: thence to Hau-tford, Ot., nud f1-om thence Riobard, Towuseucl, rhon1as, Ruth, Jo­ to Hempstead, in 1648, which pe1·baps mitun, married ,James Hewlett; Letitin, WIIB the first Euglish settlement iu the married Solomon Post: Mary, marrlocl wosteru part of Loug Isl11ud. He had John Prntt, nud Martha, lllJlrried Samn­ Wifo Agues. · His will d11tod May el Hirdsn!l. Sam11el inherited the home fi, 1688, meutioll8 ohi!dreu .Johu, at Jerusalem. Saunuel, Sarah nud M111·tha. He Johu, Jr., nlso settled nt Jerusalem probably died iu 1684. and died tbero 17.44. Hncl cbilclreu : Johu married Elizabetb Hallet (2) Obediah, Johu, P,muiuiu•, Mnrthll, Elizabeth man, will dated Aug, 26, Elizabeth, N1L11cy, ,lornshn, Rosanna f , obably died in 1725. Ou Oot. 0, aud Abigail. 1684, Lien. Johu Jackson went to Nol\'. ,Tum011, _tho t.hil·rl w11 ,uul eiglit.h chilrl York to obtnilJ II pntout for tlw towu, of Col. ,Tobu, sottlerl at Rocky Hill, Apr. fi, 1087, Oapt. Jnckson weut IO Flnsbiug, L. I., died iu 1735. Will New York to obt.l\iu a graut for 200 acres dated Sept. 7, 1785. Ho married Roboc­ of laud. In 1608, Maj. ,J noksou was oa Hallett, of Hallett's Oove, aud had i:muterl the prh•ilege of the Jerusnlem twenty childrou, eighteeu were hviug river to set up a mill, he was afterwardij iu 1785 ns the will shows. Rebecca Hal­ colouel and judge of court. He left let wns born Ang. 31, l67fi. '.!'lJBBe sous 102 carriecl the 'llllJllO of Jaoksoll ill Now way. Allnn, born Aug. 9, 1746, mnrried Jersey, New York, Pollnsylv1mln, V1r- Robei·t Ayers, of Frtmklill, Jim. 1, 1764. gillia, Georgia, Ohio, Kelltuoky aud He was born July 14, 1788, died ,July 6, Teunessee. 1787. (2) Deacoll David Benmau. ·Sho Ohllilrell : Thomas, borll Dec. 4, 1694. died M11r. 21, 1816. All buried at Rocka­ Mary, borll Nov. 20, 1600, married way. Edward: Phebo; Benjamin, born •rownsend. Sarah, borll · Dec. 11, 1607, M11r. 6, 1762, married Abigail Mitchel, married Olements. Rebecca, born Feb. of Elizabeth, died ,Tune O, 1842. She 20, 1699, married Seaman. John, born was borll 1766, died Nov. 2, 1848. Mar. IJ, 1701. Oh11rity, born Feb, 20, Daniel. 'Xhe records of Joseph were 1702. Elizabeth, b!lrll Mo.r. 20, 1708. lost in the.Revolution, aud theso were James, Jr., born June 4, 1704. William, Imo.de by Anna (Ayres) Beaman in 1818. born July 6, 1706, died ill infancy. Ho.n- Children of Oapt. Stephen: Elizo.be~h, nab, born Aug. 6, 1706. William, the bom Oct. 17, 1709, married Aaron Lyon, second, born Oct, 14, 1707. Martha, died June 80, 1828. Agll~ born Jan. o,. born Jan. 26, 1709. J_?~• b.orn Feb. 1772, blarried David Efi~1man,Son• 9, 1710, married Annie--, who died ville, died Aug. 13, 1M's~pb, born 1760. He died 17119. They c,,me to Mar, 8, 1774, married Elizabeth Platt Rockaway in 1781 or 2. Wns general in Ogden, daughter of Robert. She died the French and Indian War. Both Jone 10', 1807. (2) Electa (Beach) Dick• buried at Rockaway. Richard, born ersou, May 8, 1808. She was daughter Mo.r. 20, 1711. Phebe, born Mar. 8, 1712. of Oapt. Enoch· Beach, and widow of Robert, born May 16, 1713. Jemima, Silas Dickerson. She was bor11 1769, born Nov. 26, 1714. Samuel, born ,lulv died Feb. 7, 1854. He died ,Jan. 28, 1866. 21, 1716. Stephen, born Aug. 17, 1717. ,All buded at Rockaway, ,James,' born Benjamin, boru July 26, 1719. Jan. 14, 1776, married Clarissa, daugh• Children of Gen. Joseph, all born at ter of Oapt. Charles Holl, Sept. 4, 1708; Rockaway: James, died aged 21, Wil- died Jnn. 6, 1848. She wns born Ang. linm, born 1786, died 1808, settled in 29, 1780, died Nov. S, 1848, buried at Tennessee before the Revolution, was Rockaway. Margtiret, born July 17, twice married and had twenty-six clul- 1778, married Samuel Arnold, died July dren. Elizabeth, married James Tom- 18, 1857. Stephen, boru Dec. 17, 1780, kins and went to Virginia. Mary, died died.Dec. 27, 1781. '('£wins), born Sept., young. St.epheu, died young. Stephen, 1782, died young. Stephen, '(2) ·born (2) born Sept. ·s, 1744, died:Mar.24, Oct.11.1788, died iuNewYorkSept. 1812, Wns captain in Revolution. Mar- 19, 1801. Jacob, born Jan. 22, 1786, died ried Mary, daughter of Adam Burwell, Mar. 21, 1791. William, boru Mar. 16, Dec. 19, 1768. She wns born ,Jan. 28, 1788, n111rried Sasao D. Halsey, dangh- 1768, died Dec, 16, 1809. (2) Mary (Miu- tor of Abraham, Sept. 11, 1811, died Oct. turn) Allen, 1810. A.11 buried at Rock,1- 18, 1872. She was born July l3, 1794; 103 died Juno 26, 1868. Maria, born Feb. O, HA wail born July 26, 1706, died Sept. 16, 1700, died July 20, 1808. Harriet, born 1871, buried at Rockawny. Stephen J., June 8, 1702, married Dr. Ira Orittenden, born July 4, 1805, married Ma1·y A. rlied Apr. 6, 1868. He died 1848. John ---died May 10, 1874. Robert Ogden, Dnrbee, born Sept. ,0, 17114, married born Apr. 20, 1807, died May 15, 1812. Agnes, daughter of Solomon Doughty, Ohildren of John Darbee and Agnes: Oct. 24, 1816, died Nov. 17, 1860. She Edward. E., born Apr. 2, 1817, di.ad wns born Dec. 12, 1796, died May 18, Mar. 26, 1808. Walter, born Sept. 10, 1880. He was physician at Rockaway, 1818, died Mar. 20, 1810. John W., nlso his son John Walter. born June 8, i820, married Francis Mo­ Ohildren of Benjall_).iu and Abigail: Onrty June, 1861; (2) Mrs. Sarah Reed, Ziba, born Feb. 2, 1777, married Phebe Oct., 1870, di&d :P,t:ay 8, 1806. Mary Lyon Oct. 25,.1708. Isaac, born June 5, Elizabeth, born June 21, 1826, married 1779, died Dec. 27, !SIS, Betsey, born Hon. ·Lymon A. Ohnndler, died July 5, Feb. 14, 1782, married ,Job Allen (8)' 1867. Oharlotte, married Robertson. 1800, died Mar. 21, 1862. He wn.s born Agnes B., married Gordon. Laura ,J., ,July 2, 1780, removed West. Phebe, married McOarty.· born June 28, 1784, married John L.· The history of the Jackson family hns Lewis, Feb. 26, 1802, (2) John Vennum, been written 111 their early piimeer set• Feb. 12, 1858, went West, died at the age tlements, in the records of three wnrs, of 105 years, 1889, David, born Sept. in the ouccessful · bu8iness enterprises, 30, 1786, man·ied Prudence Hathaway mostly in the iron industries of early ,Tan. 12, 1800. Daniel, born July 16, years, in • church, state, county nnd 1788. Benjamin, Jr., born Nov. 8, township, and n.s hn.s been stated, tho 1702. Maj. Benjamin Jackson, removed founders and bmlders of Rockaway. to Knox county, Ohio, and died there After four ·generations, and with the 1842. general· depression of the iron industry, Ohildreu of Ool. Joseph nnd Eliza­ the name gradually pnssed away, and like many others early connected, the beth : Sarah Dubois, born ,June 2, 1802, name may soon cense. Other and lnore mnrriecl Samuel B. Halsey, son of Abra.­ profitable investments may have been Imm, Sept. 5, 1821, died Jan. 20, 1850. found thnu in Rockaway. Rco. Barnabas Kins, D. D.

The following sketoh written soon 1 Oor. 15, 10. "lly the grace of God, I after the death and burial of Rev. Bar• am what I am; and his grace whioh nabas King by his colleague, Rev. ,Jo­ seph F, Tuttle, very clearly Illustrates was bestowed upon me wns not in vain ; the life, death and character of the for 1 11\bored more abundantly than they worthy pastor. No greater or ~ore all; yet .not I but tJ10 grace of Gqd which worthy tribute, could have been wnttep was with me.'' I\Ud n.s far as I kuow, has never before appeared in print. J.P. 0. The Re.,, Barnabas King was born of piollS parents in Now Marlborough, 0 Died 011 Thursday, April 10, 1862, at MIIBS., June 2, 1'i80. From childhood IO : 80 A, M. at the residence of his col­ be was noted for sobriety of manners league, the Rev. Barnabas King, D. D., IU,ld the diligent improvement _of his in the 82nd yenr of his age.· Re preached limited privilege at school. In his four­ for the first time ill Rockaway, Jan. 26, teenth yenr he was about to be appren­ 1806, began his stated labor here Oct., ticed to a cabinet-maker when Dr. Oat­ 1807, I\Ud was installed 'pru1tor Dec. 27, lin, of Mru:lborongh, ill visiting the 1808, which relation oontinned until school which he was attending, beoamo death dissolved it. Ou the de.y he wns interested in. his proficiency in study taken sick bis resignation was offered to and offered to take him in his own fami­ the congregatian, which was not accept­ ly nnd fit him for college iu four years ~d ; the Parish by 11 unanimous vote de­ in co11siderntion of hie services on the clined to receivA it. farm during the summer. 'l'his offer he He WII.R buried Oil the Lord's Day, accepted tllld nfter fulfilling his ngi·ee­ April 18, a multitude being presellt, hun­ ment, taught school for several yenrs to dreds of whom could llOt get into the obtain the means of going 011 with bis church. His colleague · ill compliance education. At the nge of eighteen llA with his wish preached from the text, made n profession of fnith iu Obrist. REV. BARNABAS KING, D.D. Born. New Mnrlsborongh, JUnss., .Tnue 2. 1,~o Dien. Roclrnwny, N. ,T., April 10, JR">~.

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In the spring of 1802, he attended the wholly to bis work, and.seeking snocess Sophomore Olnss of Williams Oollege by patient oontinnanoe in well doing. and was graduated in 1804. During the He became a praotical missionary in the next year he taught school. and studied district of whiob his church was the cen­ 'l'heology with Dr. Oatlin. Ou the 15th ter. He preached in school houses and of October 1805, he was licensed to private dwellings, and visited much preach by the Berkshire Association. from house to house. For continuous Having failed to secure a settlement in pe1·lods he nrrnnged ten sermons a week. his native county he was about to start During the whole time of bis ministry for Western New York, then a new but one year passed without additions to country, when a letter coming from a the chm ch. In the fall of the year of classmate led him to New Jersev .. 1817, began a great revival which From Jan. 7,' 1806, to Oct., 1807, he brought 161 into the church. Numerous preached at Sparta and Berkshire, when revivals, some very extensive and pow- he became the stated supply of Sparta 3rful, 1·ewarded his labor. and Rockn.wny. Very soon a blessing For forty years he continued his plain, attended his labors, and in the midst of unobtrusive but useful course, retaining a revival which resulted in the addit10n the constant and growmg affection of of eighty members to the church he was his people. ordained and installed pastor of the In 1847 when n_early 70, he received a church at Rockaway Dec. 27, 1808. Of colleague in his son-in-law, Rev. Joseph the Presbytery of New York which per• F. Tuttle. From his fortieth anniversa­ fo1·med this service Dr. John McDowell ry sermon pren.ohed Dec. 81, 1848, we who preached the serm9n alone sur­ learn that he preached 1,200 times, sol­ vives. '£hen the Licenciate became pas­ emmzed 417 marriages, baptized 547 t.or after n probation of three yeru-s, a children, attended -- funerals, re­ trial which probably did much to pre­ ceived in the church 680 members, four­ pare him for his future usefulness. teen of whom became ministers. In the The region upon the care of which the field of which he llrst had charge there young pastor thus happily entered was are now five Presbyterian and five Al(tensive and destitute, sparsely sett.led Methodist churches for all of which he and cursed with ignorance, intempe1·­ in some measure prepared the way, allCl nnce, Sabbath-breaking and kindred some of which sprang directly ant of his vices. The church was very feeble, con­ church. sisting of only thh·ty-flve members For the Inst fonrteen years he had among whom wore found but three men given up the active duties of who .ever prayed in public, and twelve the charge to his colleague, per­ were widows. forming such services as occas­ He commenced his labors in n sincere ion demanded, and his strength and prayerful spirit, giving himself permitted, but nlways keeping up a live- 100 ly interest nnd exertini;i n honlthful in- tinl excolleuco. His ntyle of prenohing fluence in the nffnirs of the parish, nnd wns very simple, soripturnl, enrnest nnd mnlntnining a hnppy oo-operntion with affectionate. He was a good man, con­ the junior pastor. BIBtent in his life, "nf good -report of The evening of his life was calm them who are without," satinfled will and peaceful and amidst the kind atten- ancl faithful in his pastoral work, ever tione of those who knew and loved him, making it mnuifest to the flock that ho Llecause they and their fathers had sought not this I.Jut thein. The success proved him, he gently pnssed awny of his ministry is nnother proof thnt when the Inst summons cnme he wel- God uses unpretending but fitting in­ oomed it, and with his mind in perfect strnmentality to nccomplish great re• peace and clearneBB·without a doubt or suits.. A remarkable oharncteristlo of fenr he departed to his rest while his ;his -preaching was its perfect orthodoxy whole people mourned for him as ohil- ·and freedom from speculation so that he dren for a father. nl'ver had to take nnything back. Father Kmg was not according to This sketch would be incomplete with• common acceptation a great or learned, out honorable mention of the conduct of or brilliant man. His preaching never the parish of Rockaway towards their drew admiring crowds, but it instr-noted, venerable pastor. The very day he was interested· and moulded generntion after stricken with his last sickness, his resig­ generation. His pulpit was occasionally nation was tendered in consequence of occupied by such men as McDowell, and his colleague's accepta.uce to the .Presi• Richards, and Griffin, nndFraley,whose dency of Wabash Oollege, and his un­ preaching was highly appreciated by the willingness tp be in the way of settling people, but it was common to henr the a successor, he had done the same thing admiration of the stranger qualified by when his colle11gue was called. But the the remark, "but after· all, I would con!r-"egation w.ith a noble spirit.refused rather ·hear our own pastor/' showing to ar.cept . his last. resignation, as they that in the judgement of his people hr.ii the first, giving as a reason their whatever. superiority . to him others wi~h that he should die their pastor, a111l be bucied amoni;: his people. might display in brillia.ucy was more · (For family of Dr. King, see Beaoh than made up in him by nome substan- Family.) cot t:amson f amilp.

'l'hree brothers of this family lauded who married Eleazer Lllmson. at Plymouth in 1686, soon after the set­ Eleazer and Abigail had children: tlement of the Plymouth Ooloi1y. One of Daniel, ThomM, who settled at Orango, them,· John, came to New Haven, who WIIS revolutionary soldier, and Eleazer, is the progenitor of the Lamson family born 1720, died Mar. 24, 1789, He was of this section. He -came to New Jer­ lit Rookawlly, IIS a m~mber of the ,Pres­ sey iu · 1no, 'as the records of the New byterian church in 1770 and as a bridge Jersey' Proprietors · at · Perth Amboy inspector with Cllpt. Stephen Jackson show that the homestead farm · near and Col. J llcob Drake in 1781. His wife' paver was deeded_ by them in 1 no, .Jane WM born 1728, died Jan. 26, 1796, 11~llmsou, or Lampson was au both buried at Rockaway. Newark rec: early settler at New Haven and p~bab­ ords have Moses as· a son of the first ly 1died there. ·"He married Elizabeth Eleazer,· but' 11S the records show thllt MeRilti--who, with their son Eleazer, he WIIB born 1750, and died Dec. 22, 1798,' came to Newark. He is mentioned in buried at Rockaway, it is conclusive the Newark Town Recerds as II fence that he was son of Eleazer afid Jane. viewer Jan. 1, 1698. Their other children·were Daniel, who Eleazer married Abigail, d11ughter of resided u·ear the Quaker church, also Capt. Samuel Swaine and wife Jollnllll. Rhoda, who was born 1761, died lit an '£he Swaiues oome from Loudon to Oon­ lldvanced age and buried lit Rockaway. neticnt 111 1685, came to Newllrk with Thomas, who was born 1755, diod Jan. the Branford Colony in May 1666. Had 27, 1838, buried at Rockaway. Benja­ children: Elizabeth, born 1640; ,Joauna, min, born Mar. 1, 17fll, died 1824, buried horn .1661, marri_ed ,Jasper Crane, Jr.• at Rockaway. died Sept. 16, 1720. Ohristiana, born Benjamin married Th.ankful Hatha­ 1669; Sarah, boru 1669, and Abigail, Wlly M1\y 9, 1786, she WIIS daughter of 108

I Jonathan 1111d Lydi11, nnd born May 15, Wost; John 0., mRl'l'iod Esther Ayres, 1787, died 1827, both buried ut Rooka- of Franklin present, resident of tho old way. Benjamin wus Elder of tho Rook• homostend, M11rth11, mnrrie,1 Jncoh 11w11y Ohuroh in 180D, nud inherited tl~o Koutz, of Ninkey. property south of Dover nud lived nnd As wiil he seen by tho rhuroh records, died there. the latter pnrt of the Inst century nud Ohildreu : D11uiel, hlil"ll Apr. ll, 1788, the first pnrt of this no stationed minis­ mnrriert Phebe Jnokson July 8, 1816. tor wns 11t the Rocknwny ohorch, nnd if She was daughter of ,John, the sou of we consult the mnrrlngo records at Mor­ Benjnmin Jnoksou. This uame is not ristown we would find that at this peri­ ou the Jnoksou records however, Irn, od II large pnrt of the marringe cere­ boru Mar. 29, 1702; ,Jonathan Hatha- moules were performed by the -Justice of way, born Jone 2, 1799, married Lvoy, the Pence, genernlly spoken •Of ns daughter of Onpt. ,Job 1111d Sa,ah (Coop- 'squire. er) T~lmngo, of F1·'!ukliu, Mnr. j!S, 1824. Jl:sq. Benjnmin Lnmson held thnt of. They removed to. the Lake country in flee nt this period, nnd his f1111111ces must Western New ~ark and probably died have been largely incrensed by t.ho there. Albert G., born Aug. 7, 1808; swains, young and old, in nil thiH sold · his share of the property to his region. around about. '£rnd1tion re­ brother Dnniel aud went to Western !ates of one unprofitable mvest­ 0 New York. Beuj11111iu probnply had son ment. A twice widower, a resillont Eleazer and daughters, but have no rec- of Pigeon Hill, hnd contracted ords of them. a mntrimoninl alliance with 11 Children of Dauiel and Phebe (,Tnck-1 yo1111g, widow, a resident of tho son) Lamson, who remain~d on the old mountain region nbove Hiberuin, which homestead : ,Jane, married Olmrles under ~~cnlinr circumstances dirt not 1 Thompson; Rhoda, married Heddeu, of materialize. The be~t lnid plnns of mico CentQr Grove; Chloe, never married, and men, ~t,c. , lived nt, Philudelphin; Eleazer, 11 school The arrangement wns that the wirlow-. teacher,. born Aug. 28, 1810, died Sept. e1·'s neighbors who had team and con- 28, 1860, man·ied Elizabeth A., daughter veyance, WIIB to go to the widow's and of Onpt. John Sewurcl, of Hnrdtown. bring all her household goods and chat­ She was born ,luue 10, 1812, died Mar. tels, including a b111Tel of soft soap, 11n 14, 1893, both buried at Berkshire Val- ind1spensible article in those day• to ley. Charles, married Naucy Chrystal, every thrifty housewife, and appear at of Dover. . . 'Squire Lamson's where the widower . Childreu of Charles and Nancy : Al- would meet her and they two would be frecl, man-ied Sophia Ann Oooper, made oue, and theu proceed at once to daughter of Dnvicl, of Frankliu. Mar- the home of the widower, where a woil­ cus, went to wttr in 1861 ; George went ,Ung supper wonld be in waiting, pre- ro9 pared by tho neighboring wives, nnd 1111, se11roh of II wife 11nd 11111do n contract, young 11nd old hnd been invited for a and thnt she wonld not mnrry him grnnd JO!liflontion. under nny oiroumstnnces. A messenger h11d been disp11tchod to The werlding Rnppor, which had been 'Squire Lnmson's to 11pprlse him of tho prop11rdd with gre11t onro 11nd skill fnot. The good n11tured 'squire immecli• under tho supervision of the nelghbor­ ately set his house In order; threw on 11n ing housewives, must not be allowed to oxtm supply of wood In the open fire spoil, nnd ,t would certainly not snvo place, to give them a warm and com- over until the next event, so all wont to fortable reception, as tho temper11ture the house of tho wirlowor and gre11t was out was below the f~oeziug point. the jollificatiou thereof. • At nine o'clock, the appointed hour, A11othor and simil11r circnmatnnco the parties arrived, the widower, like happened soon after, so that the guests, m11ny others, could not st11nd prosperity, ma11y of them, could boast thnt they a11d his friends had induced him to im­ had partaken of fonr mnrringe suppers, bibe too freely of the nrdent spirits of nt the residence of their friend only that day, and 011 his nrri v11l it took two twice married. of bis friends to conduct him to the '£he1·e might be n moral attached to house. The widow, took iu the situn­ to this bit of a11cient-history, that wonld tion at II glance, 11nd would 11ccept no benefit the present day nud genorntion, 11pologies, but informed the would-be but I sbnll not interfere with the mo-r­ groom, that he was not the 1111111 who als, tho mamiers or customs of that day cmne up in the Hibernia mou11t11ins iu or this. Cbc mn1cr ;amnp.

Amoug the early Rettlers in Morris est to go to church, succeeded iu get.ting County were three brothers named Mil­ there first. ler, who came from Holland perhaps as Jacob Millcrsettled at Hook Moantnin, early as 1740 or 50, as each had sons old near Pine Brook: bought n large tract of euough to serve in the Revolution. land, on which some of his clcsceuclants Frederick Miller settled at Stony now live and own in part. HiR sons Brook. near Rockaway Vnlley,where his served in the Revolution. son Frederick bought lands, over 400 Ohristinn or Christopher, tl101·e iR acres, in !\fay 1788, and it is said that some nnpertainty as to which name, set­ some of the descendants still owu parts tled on 600 acres of laud near old Boon­ of the original tract. He became a ton. His son, John Frederick, it is relat­ member of the Rockaway church in 1770 ed was one of Washington's Staff offi­ and is probably buried here. cers or express riders, while encnmpe,l There are those now living who re­ at Morristowu. While the enemy were member of coming to RoclmwrLy church at or near Trenton it was necessary 10 in Dr. King's time from Rockaway Val­ commnnicate or get dispntches to Phila­ ley and Stony Brook in ox wagons in nelpMd. Washington selected John fmnnner and "jumper" sleds in winter, Frederick Miller and the brown mnro to t,he only conveyances and propelling carry these dispatches. '£he ride was n power used by the early settlers about perilous one, and through the enemy's their 11cleariug:s" and "patches/' now lines, bnt the brown mare 111111 her dar­ called farms. A slow and sure progress­ ing rider performArl the distance nurl ,.,. ive movement, but the best the early turned bringing important information settlors h,111. nrnl they accommodated in jnst, thirty-six hours. whole families and somet,imes neighbor­ 'l'he distance probably traveled at that hoods, and usually those who had farth- time, and on this occasion was nearly !80 miles, or an averngo, without in­ Stophen, born Dec. 11, 1701, mnrriod n cluding rMt or time for feeding, of near­ VnuDine. Her mother was n Doremus, ly five miles per hour. '£he power of n lineal desceudnnt of Anokn Jaus, He endurance of both horse and rider over served six months in the 1812 wnr, nnd the rough roads of Revolutionary days did service nt ,Jersey Oitv and Sandy would compare favorllbly with the Im­ Hook with the Rockaway boys under proved horse flesh of to-day, covering the ,lncksons. HI' died nt Paterson, the more direct lines and improved Mnrch 2, 1888. Lydia and Nollie died rands. nt Old Boonton. Aun mnnied Tuttle, The daring rides of General Putnam, who married Sarah nud died at Brook­ Paul Revere and General Sheridan lin. Obadiah died at Newark. Aaron have passed into history and poetry, but. died nt Old Boonton. His sou Edward the feats of the brown mare and its dar­ now owns a part of the old Miller home­ ing rider, John Frederick Miller hns stead. only been handed down in the plain The facts of the Miller family were prose of family tradition. related to me by one of the descendants, who has taken no special pride in trac­ John Frederick l\Vller Jived and clied ing ancestry or the interesting part of at Old Boonton, his pince of burial is history connected with the family, in unknown. He had thirteen children. less than half an hour. To trace to the Frederick; Alexander, mmTied Phebe sixth nud seventh generations of tho -- and died at Uld Boonton. Ada three original brothers, nil having large married(2)Pierson, and lived and died at families would occupy ma.ny years of old Shongnm. Thoml\R died nt Ornnge. time nud research, ns they are related to .Temimn; David died at Pine Brook; very many of the old Rockaway and S1trnh married 'l'nttle, died nt Brooklin. Morris Oonuty families. The Pnmmer, Parmer auct Palmer buriecl nt Rockaway. They had four­ families were well distributed among teen children ; Aaron, married anrl wm1t. tho early settlers of Long Island, Con-. to the Lake Country in New York St~to. ueticut and Massachusetts. As thore Johu, married Harriman nnrl went to are Palmer Genealogies locating the Vermont. Lewis went to Vermont. older families, I will only meutiou one Phebe married .Joseph Losey. Rebecca Jacob Palmer, who came from Long Is­ mnrrierl Feb. 7, 1813, Alexander, son of land nod settled in Morris County•nt or Denoon John Hill. He was born Feb. near Franklin about 1760, nnd being by 11, 1787, \:lied Mar. 18, 1860. Both bnrierl trade a forgeman, probably worked in at Rockaway. the first forge at Franklin. He wa.s mar- Children of Samuel nnd Neomi 1·ied to Phebe Lyon, of Morristown, Nov. (SoutJmrrl) Palmer; Timothy, horn Doc. :JO, 1768, by Rev. 'fimothy Johnos. Bot,h 8, 1701, married Electn, rlnughtor or are probably buried at the Rockn way .John GnrriguR, Mnr. llO, 1814. She was Cemetery, Dates trnkuown. born May !J, 1794. He worked in t.lw Ohilrlren : 1 Samuel, horn at Franklin l<'rauklin Forge nnd liverl 1warby in thn Nov. 30, 17fiD, marrforl Neomi, clnught.m· honse torn hut a few years. He rlfod of Timot.l1y Southnrrl, Mar., 1701. She the.re Oct. 8, 1888. Both are buried nl, was boru Oct. 2, 1772, rliecl Mny 20, 18/il. Rockaway. '"Jacob, born ,Jan. 11, 170:l, He rlierl Sept. 28, 1845, both hnrforl nt Ii ve.d nt Franklin, forgemnu, married Rockaway. 'Ezekiel [Dnte of births of Snrnh, rlanghter of Aaron Bonnell, of other chilrlren unknown] rnnrrierl Mt. I<{reeclom, Sept. 24, 1818. He rlierl Sally Hall. daughter of ,Tohn, of Say­ Sept. 3, 1842. Both buried 11t Rockaway. brook, Ct,., hvecl where ,John Miller now Snsauua, born Feb. 9, 1797, mnrr10rl Jives ou Urn Dover roncl t.o Morrist,ow11. Archibalrl Bronrlwell, of Vermont. Ho He dfrrl 1844. She

D10d May 2r,, rna;. WnH ~homu11kor mnrriod nnd wout to Newark. Mnrla, uucl lived nt Denville. She died l•'1•b, marl'iod and wont to Nowurk. ,lonnna, 28, 1884. Both bnriecl nt Rocknwny. married (1) Frnnk Cnsterliue, (2/ Mat­ Mnry Ann, born Ang. •l, 17!11J, mnrriecl thew Doyle. Charles; Sarah, married Sllns Hn!Roy Sept. 27, 1810. Wont to Wm. Oouuctt; Sibbnh, born 182H, mat•• Ponnsylvnuin. She clled S,1804,,mnr• 18·10, died Oct. 6, 1808. Both buried 11t ri(J[J M11ry Kiug, dnughter of ,Jereminh Rooknwny. Hnuuah, mnrried ,John Baker, ,Tnuo 20, 18H4, Sho wnR bol'II Ayres. Shonkl like to hnve t-ho records Ang. 21, 1811, died Fob. 11, 1888. Ho of nll thiR fnruily. died Sept. 22, 18711, Bnilt·the houso now Ohihlren of Timothy and Electn (Gar­ owued by J, P. Crayon, iu 18ll4, lived rigus/ Pulmer: Albert, mnrriod, wout nm! died there. Both buried at Rocka• South and died there. Neomi, ma1Tiod wny. ,. Amy, born Nov, JO, l801l, died William, son of ,Job Brown, livecl nt Dec. JO, 1806, buried nt Rocknwny. 7 Ro• at Franklin, buried nt Rockaway, dato bocon, born Oct. ao, 1808, mnrried Soelee unknown. John, married aucl went to S. Tompkins Dec. 21, 1826, lived nt Now York. Silas Halsey, born 1810, Franklin. She diocl Dec. 20, 1871. He married Jane Shadrick., She married wns born Oct. 16, 1802, Died Jan. l, (2) John P. Hill, Ron of Alexander. He 1868. Both bm·ied at Rocknwny. ·'·Aunn die1l Jan. 10, 188-l, buried at Rockaway. Elizn, born ,July 1, 1810, never 11111rried, '.l'imothy, married Mary W., daughter lived at ~,rnnk!in, died Jan. l, 1875, of Stephen Dickerson, lived at Succnsun­ buried at Rockaway. un. William Mitchell, mun·ied Sarah Ohildren of Ezeldol and Sally ( Hnll) Dowerty, of Plainfiold. Jacob, married Palmer, ns far !IS I have found nny roe• at Bridgeport, Ct., bad three childrou, ord: Dnniel,born about 1801,wus a soldier cliecl in Morri8 County about 1805. and died in the Civil War about 1861. Jnmes, went to Oonnecticut. Elina, born Oct. 21, 1'808, married (1) Children of Silas S., who lived nt Na.ncy Lyou, who wllR born Oct. 21, Fwnkliu: ,Jpremiah, liviug nt Dover, mn1Tied Mary Schotleld Nov. 20, 1871. 1823, ,June died March lll.'1860, married Henry B., living nt. Frnuklin; Seelen '1'., (2) Cowptou, u,,~d at Franklin, died born Sept, 5, 18~8, died Dec. 22, r872, Dec. fl, 188fi, bnl'icd at Rockaway. Ag1ies, buried at Rockaway. Cbc .Robarts ;amilp.

The Robarta or Roberts families came j fum1ly came to Millbrook, or ns then from Loug Island nad were early set- called Mott Hollow, uboat 1800. Joshua tiers in Morris county at Rockaway, Mt. Mott born ,June 8, 1751, married Mary Freedom, Morristown and Berna1·ds• Kitchen, who wu.s born Oct. 29, 1756. ville. A number did service in the He died in 1837, she in 18il4, buried at Revolution. '£he old Robarts home- Quaker Church Cemetery. Children; stend at Rockaway is now occup\ed by Ro.chel, born May 5, 1776; S,umrnl, IJOru Elias ll. Mott. Abby of this family Nov. 5, 1777; Gershom, born Oct. 8, lived to be nearly one handredyearsolrl, 1779; William, born Nov. 2, 1780, mar­ aud diecl ut Mt. }freedom. Eliza. mar- ried Mary Adams, died Nov. 5, 1855, ried a Poole, hnd one child named buried in Quaker Church Cemetery. Dreusu. Chilliou, who lived on tile old ,Joshua, born Apr. 28, 1788; Margaret, · Pl b R JI I born Aug. 11, 1785; John, born Apr. 17, llomeste11d, married 10 0 usse 't iey 1787, married Mary Briant, died 1800. had children: Muhlou, who married Children of John and Mary (Briaut) Mary Aun Morris, she married (2) Mott: Willfam, married Elizabeth D11vid L. Hoss, of Newark. Libeons, Robarts; Samuel, born 1808, rnarrierl Phebe A. Nicholas ,June 27, 1837, uove1· married, died nt Mt. Freedom. had children Theodore ~'., Geori;e S., Elizabeth, married William Mott, of Elias B., VuuCloveF. Rocknw11v. May 10, J83ii. He was boru Ohilrlren of l\fahlon and Mnry Ann Ver,., 1810, died June 15, 18!)0; hnrierl (Morris) Robnrts: Mnhlon, J·r., mnrrirrl Loui~a \Voodrufi'; Aarou, inm·ried at Rockaway. Em11111 Messler aurt had cluldreu: Ed- Chi1dren of ,vuliam and Elizabeth ware!, J,;t.ta aU!l Lilliau, 1·emoverl to (RobartsJ Mott: Ohm·les M., Edwnrd '1'., Oranµ-<1 Counts. Bh1.abeth M, born .Jan. Ci, 1845, nmrriecl -•ob '1'. Hill, of Willuuu H., Jennie, Aima. Alice Fraukhn, Oct. 24, 181i8. rlinrl 1reu. II, Lnnrnettn, who married Elina B. Mot.t !8HO, buried at. Hill Ccmetory. ]<'or Dec. 4, 1869,' and Matilda. This Mott ehilclren set1 Hill I!'ami!J:., tb~ soutbara ;amnp.

In the earliest days of Hiberuiu, proba­ trouble, nnd other arrangements for the bly ns early ns 1740, not later thnu i746, keeping of the child satisfactorily mnde. livod one 'l'imothy Southard. He WllS He wns never henrcl from agmu, nnd uufortunnte in the dertth of hiB wife, it was thought thnt he had died grief who, it is probable wns buried at Rocka­ stricken before he had ranched his rela­ way. They harl one Hou, 1111 infm.1t 11t tives, as they hnd never received any tho death of its mother, and also namlld tidings from their relnt.i ve, ancl " cnse of 'l.'irhothy. Tho father solcl out his houso­ misplaced coufirlonce, or intended disup­ h,,ld belongings, not very mctensive in periug Wlls nuusnul, as t.he ties of nf­ those d11ys, and carriocl the infant 111 his fection were,stronger iu thoso days than nrms, and was going to m11ke t,htl jour­ in t.llis present clay 11urJ' geuerat.iou. ney on foot to some of his relnth•o" liv­ Young 'l'imot,hy grow up with tho ing nt Elizabethtown Point, or to Loni! Heddon family, llnrl becnmo as one of Ish,ncl,whe,te lle came from. He Ht-oppe,cl their largo fnmiTy of chilclrun, tlrn hos­ for the night at an ncqu11inta11ce hy the pit.alit.y of the early settlers had no name of Hecldeu, then living C',1 t.hH l>onurlary ho,e.,•uv11r sca11ty of provisions hnck road between Rockaway .uul Hi­ or clothiug or close qn11rters t,bo houso bernia, the only roacl thou traveled, flt provided, thero was alway" room nnd a that time perhaps a bridle p11th, and the welcome for oue more. Timothy grew family iuducecl him to leave tho infant up in thmm surroulldiugs, nrnrrfo,1 i11 m tileir care until ho should return iu early life, becnmo a prominont member two or three weeks, which arrnugoment in tho circle of society in those days, had boeu satisfactorily made, mHl 'l.'imo­ was a soldier in the Revolntiou, re­ thy proceeded on his journey, saying, turned au

'.!.'ho rosonrehos mode hy gouonlog'iRt,s Hnmpton, whore his fnthor Rojonrued in during thn Inst fivo years have made his old a.go and died there. Benjamin, many changos in tho old families of tho settled nt Brookfield, L. I., rmcl his sous nurly settlements, and it may bo pre· Cllllle to Now York. There were sous or rlicterl lhat the next five years will make Thomns the younger: Enos, and Daniel, still greater ohangoH. Traditions will who ca.me to Eliz11beth iu 171fl, and died ho a thing of the past, as no stone will there 1725. ho loft uut,urnorl, and tho comrng years This Daniel born 1093 of the fifth will rlovolopn mnny things goorl, bnd generntion seems to 1m progm1itor of the nnrl inrliffcrout, thnt may have belonged T11lmngo fnmily in Now Jersey. He to our ,incestors, nucl II ilenrch for pos­ hncl children : Daniel, Thomn.s nud Hnn­ sible trnits of chnrncter, h11uded down to unh, who mnrriod John Ross, of Eliza­ tho presout gonorntion will find their beth. Thomns wns born Mar: i722, way to nil the gonorul lnw court.s, ns a marriecl Hannah Non-is 1745, hnd chil­ romcdy for nil the ills the flesh is hoir to. dren: ·Da.niel, born 1746, nmn-ied Loisn, In tho finding of au old will i'n Eng­ dnughter of Oapt. Jcib Allen (1), pf land, rlatocl 1088, nuule by ,John Tnl­ Rocknwny, Det>. 21, 1766, by the.•Rov. mugr, mention is mnrlo of the clnlrlren 'fimothy · Johnes, of Morristow;u. He of his son 'l'homns, who came to Ame1·i­ wns nt Bnsking Ridge nt'this t11110, nnd ca, authorities say to Boston, in l!i80. it la s11id 11lso lived on the present David William, probably died unmun-ied. Lnsh fnrm, n~ur Rocknwny, and from Rohort, settled at a !ator dnte nt Now thence removed . to Sut

by the Incllnne under Joseph Brandt, nt w11r, mnrriocl Jnue Mowersou, lived be­ Lnck11wnxen, P11. Forty-four were tween Stockholm uurl Humburg, buried killed, of these twelve wore Sussex men, nt Hollnnt! Mount. Elizubeth, Samuel, among them was Daniel 'l'nlnmge, July ElinR, who wns n cnrpeu tor nnd mill­ 22, 177D. Forty-throe yonrs after the wright, lil'ed at Upper Longwood. Had mnssncre they wore buried nt GoRhen, sona: Zopher, Roubon uucl Wi!linm H.; N. Y., nud 11 111011umeut erected with Cameli as, Wll.ll also n carpenter nucl mill• their names Inscribed. Col. John wright nnd scttlecl nt l\!ilton. A claagh• Hathorn, then eighty years of n17e, laid t.er, who marriocl Job Wooclrntf, of the foundntion stone July 22, 1822. Newton; \Villium, who hnd ROIi Abso• John and Enos died in youth. Thomns, !nm S. here nt Uockawuy; Hunnnh und 1mm l\!ar. l 722, married second wife Job. Elizabeth WickR, had eight children. Benjamin wna II c1upenter, lived nt Six dnughterR, nt1mes unknown. 'fhom­ Humburg Heights. wus pl'ivato iu Onpt. ns aud Noah. Married thit·cl wifo. Joseph Hnclcl'sOompauy, 2nr1 N. J. Hegi­ ThomaR, WUR born 1752, manioc! l\fory ment from Sept. fi, 1814 to Dec. 4, 1814. McCoy 1772. She was born 1758. Hu Children: JacoiJ. mnrriod.Parmeliu Om·c!, died Nov. Ill, l8B2, harl 13 children. familiurly kuowi1 as "Aunt Milho," She died at Somerville Nov. :l, 1834. bom l82fi, die{! Nov. 23, 1899. HA 'file following are children as far as dierl 1808 ; iJoth buried nt Holland Ceme­ known: Goyn, clierl 1812; Daniel, David tery. Noah, born Nov. l•l, 1827, mnrriod G., born Ap1·. 21. 17i:l, married Catha­ Cnthariuo Smith, died Mur. J.l, 1000. rine VnnNcst, Dec. 19, 180!3, died Oct. His wife rliml 1897. Jackson, tho only 2i, 1865. Shn waa born l\Iur. 27, 1787, ouo now living; Betsey, mn.rriud John died Oct. 27. 18u2. ,Tuhiul, born 1784, Day, of l 11rankliu lfluruace; Elins and died 11t Bloomfielrl, N. J., Sept. 27, 1854. Cornelius. · ~L'homas, John, aucl some rt.words Sam­ Children of Dnniel aucl Loisa: Euos, uel. went to Mctuclrnu, die,! Nov'. U, 1843. NotLh Tnlmngo of the stnto troops lo• Capt. ,fob. iJoru rice. 27, i7U7, 111arriccl cnted where Ogcleusburg now is, then (IJ S,irah Cooper, d!lughter of William. k11own IIH Sorlom, soon after the Revoln­ She was hol'n FolJ. 25, l 77!J, rlicrl nt tiou, was c11rpe11tcr, ancl helped to build Fru11kli11 Oct. 0, 18~5. (2) Elizuboth tlw Sparta Presbyterian church, which Picrsou ,Tn11. 12. 1828, (il) Mary C. L,yo11 wns t-r.vei·ul yrars i11 \1uilrliu11. It ,vaH ,Tnly 1, 1837. Ho died Sc,pt. 8, 1~45, orgnuizecl 178U. His wife Elizabeth, buried .at Rockuwny. 'fhomns. born died at Sparta, May 10, 1865, nged 83 Feb. 22, 1779, five mouths before his years. father's denth, married Jemima Padclle­ Children of Noah nud Ehznboth: fo1·d, daughter of Edward. She wns David, served in 1812 wnr, 2nd Sussex born Mar. rn, 1774, died 1843. He diocl Regiment. Benjamm, scncd in. 1812 iu Georgia iu 1818. 119

Ohildrou of Onpt. Job nud l:lnrnh: J84ii. She WM born Uct. IJ, 1824,

Mnr. 2U, 1885, diod Aug. 12, 18Hfi. Alico, !er, (~) Mnry Shnful,H, minister of 11"· born Feb. 11, 1888; Frnuk, born Oct. !I, formed chnrch, died 1880. Snmh, Imm lRU0, died Feb. 4, 18!13. Hni:h E., born Mnr. rn, 1810, nutrried '£ho11111s S. Apr. 28, 18!1-l; Guy C., horn Apr. 27; Whi1t,r1uck, diod ,luly Bl, lh,7. )forin, 1898. born ,fom, 12, dirnl in infancy. Pet,,•r Children of Reuben N. nnd Emily: VnnN~•t, born Sept. ao, IH!il, m11rrit•1l Mnry \V., born July 25, 188-1; Eliznbeth Mnry Schenck, died Feb. 28, 1~-t•J. H., born Ang. 4, 1888; Thomas Do Witt, Daniel, born l•'ob. 2:l, !!HG, mttrriPd Han­ horn Mny 17, 18!12. nnh 1rowler, died Mnr. l~mJ. ,Tobu Vnn- Childron of Thomns nnd ,Jemima: Nest, horn Ang. 18, 181!1, mnrrierl Al,hy Allen, born Jnu. I, 1790, died Sept. 10, F. Woodruff, (2) Mnry Elizn DeVlll1ter, 1820. Anron, born Jnn. 211, 1801, died died dnte unknown. Wns a missionnry in Geori:in. Edward, born Feb: 0, 1803, to Chinn, Goin, born Dec. 7, 1821, min­ died July rn. 1820. George W., born ister, married Aunu Boekmnn, (:J) Cor• July 29, 1805, married Rhoda Ornne nelin A. Beekmnn, sisters, both of Ncw­ Dec. 81, 1831. She was born ton, died June 24, 1891. Cnthnriun, Dec. 10, 1810, died .Aug. 13, 1853, (2) born June 25, 1824, mnrried Orson Chilcls Snrnh Baldwin Jnn. 15, 1856. He died Cone. Dnvid, born July 15, 1820, min­ 0 May 3, 1888. Hnnnnh, born Nov. 9, ister, married Eliznheth Bri11kerlioff, 1807, mnrried Ashb~ll Burnett Nov. 28, died June 22, 1849. Mnry, born D,•c. 1827, died 1885. He wa. .. i,orn Mar. 24, 23, 1828, married Stephen L. Mershon, 1805, <'lied Apr, 10, 1878. died Mnr. 14, 1872. Thomns DeWitt, Dhildren of George W. nud Rhodn: born nt Bound Brook ,fan. 7, 18il2, miu­ Lennder Allen, born Oct. 31, 1832; Mary ister, mnrried Mary Avery, of Brooklin . •I., born Sept. 18, 1884, diod Sept. Jil, She wns drowned iu the Schuylldll 1886; Phebe A., born ,July ill, ISSli, died river two years nfter mnlTinge, Juul onu dnughter, Jennie, who mnrricd Warren Apr. 20, 1857; Mnry 0., born ,July 31, G. Smith, (2) Snsnn C. Whittouovcr, 1841, died Oct 10; 18fj8; Henrietta C., who died nt Dansville, N. Y ., Ang. ii, born Dec. 8, 1845, married Dnniel Med• 1895, hnd children: Mny, whom11rrierl Dnniel C. Maugum. Edith, who mnr­ dnugh Apr. Hl, 1sr.5. He died Sept,. 15, ried .Allnn Dounnn. Maud nurl Daisy, 1873. 2nd wife: George B., born Oct. 5, (il) Eilenor Collier, Jnn. 2, 1807. Li,·· 1855, in Dakota. Ellenor B., born .Tnne iug at Washingtou, D. C. 17, 18(il, died Apr. 17, 18fi2, in Dukotn. Children of Ashbell Bnrnct.t nnrl Hnn­ John L., born Oct. ao, 18Cm, i1mrried nnh '.l'nlmnge: ,John Orvullo, h1•rn ,l nnc 23, 1829. Ranhel Elizabeth; horn May !I, ~y Oory in Dnkot.a. 18lll, died July 9, 1861. S11r11h 011roli1II', Ohildrm, of David G. and Cnt-lmrine born May I 1, IHllll, died 1Hil3. Sarah ,J ,,. -The DcWit,t r.rnlmn~e branch: Phebe, mimn., horn ;J,nne 27, 18U6, rlitid Nov. 2d, D JH45. Hnunnh Cn.roline, born Mt1y 27. born ec. 24, 1805, married ,Josepl.1 Ross, 184r,, died Dec. rn, 1846. Emmn ,Jmuimn, , 1H47, murrintl ,Jacoh Vrnc• Dec. 8. li>0'i, married Grace S\oym• Mil- laud. tb·t VanDcruoort ;amilp~

A California correspondent wrote me: ·"cow boys" and "skinners," see Irving's that one Peter VanDervoort, a Revoln- Life of Washington. ticnary soldier, was buried at the Rock-; Perhaps bis name might nave been away Cemetery, and gave the location among the fifty thousand furnished by as near as he could remember, bat that the State of New York in the Revola­ there was no monumental record of the tion, bat it was not there. Perhaps same. 011 farther inquiry I found that Paulding, VanWart and Williams.were tmdition h11d Msociated' him as a "Skin- "skinners" but not so, they were regn­ ner." and of the same company of larly enlisted men on duty of patrol. Paulding, Van Wart and Williams, the These questions pl11ced me ia commaui­ c11ptors of Major Audre ns every school cation witb Mr.. J. C. L. ,Hamilton, boy cnu tell, and would have been on a descendant of Alexander Hamilton, au patrol, had it been his night oat. All able historian from Westchester county, these traditions migbt have been woven and one familiar by. rese11rch of these in a very prett,y story, aud, possibly 110 famous neutral grounds, and a special contradictions, as Peter. had been dead inquiry from Adjt. Gen. W. S. Stryker, over seventy years, · and the incidents of Trenton. Perhaps the school .boy transacted about 120 years. may know more of the captors of Maj. Now if Peter was a Revolutionary Andre, if I may quote here from Hamil­ soldier, he could not have been 11 "Skiu- tou in his "Poverty and Patriotism ou uer," the lawless Americans who pa-· the Neutral Grounds" and why history troled the neutral in-onuds of Rockland mentions only three of the seven captors and Westchester counties and ulong the of Andre. Hudson river, more for plunder than "The capture. of Major John Andre patriotism, as the "cowboys" did on the gave these Neutral Grounds the proud British side. For more pru·ticnlars of distinction of producing the first medal 122 of honor pre&ented to soldiers of sick furlough with ma.ny from his com­ the republio. Three a.lone of tbe seven, pany, from the fact, 1\8 wns afterward whioh composed this sma.11 ba.ud of pa.­ ascertmued, of having eaten too much trlots, were a.wa.rded n medul inscribed bread mnde from the flour pnrclmsed on "Fidelity." John l:'aulding, IsnaoVan­ these Neutral Grounds that contained a Wa.rt, David Willinms, Isa.no See, James large percentage of stone that had been Romer, John Yerka, John Dean, Ser­ ground a.nd mixed In the floor making geant. It indigestible. It wa.s a very mean trick "These captors, in a.ocordance with an and drew the line on which side of the agreement, sold the wa.toh, horse, sa.d­ Neutral fence the miller belonged. dle and bridle taken from Major Andre Oornelius VanDervoort, soon after the and made equal division of the proceeds Rsvolntion came to Rockaway;wa.s a car­ between the seven, after which they all penter by trade, · and worked seventy­ contributed an equal amount toward de­ seven days in the rebuilding of the fraying tha expenses of one of their num­ old Presbyterian Ohurch at Rocka.way, ber to Philadelphia in order to lay the under Oontractor ,lob Allen in 1794. importance of the service rendered be­ He must have been II very sober fore Oongress, with the expectation that and industrious man, and II good work­ all of them would be suitably rewarded. man, a.a Job Allen only worked eighty­ The member entrusted with this mis­ three and one-half days, while a score or sion, after a.rrival in Philadelphia, came more employed worked a far less number in contact with II member of Oongress and one but half a day. One of the daugh­ from the State of New Jersey, said to ters of Oornelius married and lived at be not very friendly to the cause of in­ Rockaway. I have no fnrther records dependence, who, lea.ruing the p1uticu­ of Garrett or Oornelius. '£here WIUl a lars of the capture, advised that uo men­ Garrett a.ud Oornelius who lived near tion of the four additional members Warwick, N. Y., but upon inquiry no should be made, for fear that Oongress relationship wa.s claimed to our Peter P. would refuse to grant any reward." Mention is made of one Michael a proba­ Adjt. Gen .. Stryker finds Peter 0. ble brother, who married Martha Lea­ VanDervoort a private and minute ma.11 man, and had children: Paul, Michael, in the Bergen county, N. J. Militia, also John, Jouas, Peter, Elizabeth, Martha the names of Gan·ett and Oornehus Van­ and Hannah. I will leave this branch Dervoort. Now Garrett and Oornelius for the work of some future historian to were brothers of Peter P. VanDervoort, uuravel. Further researches find- the as·the Bible records give the name. The old stone house,, now atanding near the Bergen county militia operated more or Ponoma station, as the home of the Vau­ less upon the Neutral Grounds of the Dervoorts. Hudson, the home of the Va.nDervoorts. Peter P. VanDervoort, Holland Dutch Garrett, it is 1·elnted, was sent home on desc~ut, as the name implies,and old tra- 123 ditlons relate, was born in Rookland of •rorouto, Ctmnda, by the Americans connliY, New York, Nov. 21i, 1758, and in 1818. married Phebe, daughter of William Hannah. born Mny 27, 1784, ma1ried Ooe, about 1778. She was born Sept. 18, George Linkletter, perlmps the only one l Wli, and a part of the children were of thnt name in the United States, lived born in Rockland county. Soon after at Edenville, N. Y. Had children: John, the Revolution the family located on the who married and removed to Woodland '-'Billy Scott" farm about a mile above Centre, Berry County, Mich; James, Hibernia, and from thence removed to married Jane Halstead, and went to the Coperns Mine near Green Pond, at Painted Post, Chemung County, N. Y. which pince he died about 1880, and was Charles, Oaroline, Sarah, Mary Alice buried at Rockaway. It is related that his and Phebe. Charles and Sarah are still wife died soon after while on a visit to living at an advanced age. · he1•daughterNelly'satEdenville, N. Y., Ebzabeth, born April 10, 1791, mar­ and was bnried at Warwick, N. Y., but ried Edmund Raymond and went to no trace or monumental record confirms Niagara County, N. Y. it, as she would have been buried in the Duseuberrie plot where her daughtc,r Phebe, born Dec. 16, 1798, married and some of the children are buried. Beaman, son of George Stickle, of Rock­ Children: William, born May 26, 1774, away, Mar. 28, 1818, removed to Cottage married and went to Berne, Albany Grove, Wis. He was·born Apr. 10, 1794, county, N. Y., Mav 23, 1798, and from died July Ii, 1884. thence removed to Louisiana, and was Samuel, born Jan. 1, 1797, married a never beard from. There are numerous Duryea, who died 1842 and was buriod descendants at St. Louis, Mo. at Rockaway near the grave of Peter P. Ellenor, oi.- Nelly, born Nov. 22, 1776, VanDervoort. married Daniel 0. Dusenberrie, lived at Daniel C. Dusenberrie, of Edenville, Edenville, Orange county, N. Y., died N. Y., was a soldier in 1812 war, a pri­ Mar. 11, 1835, and buried at Warwick, vate in Capt. Austen's Company and did N.Y. service at Long Island. He married (2) Peter, born May 22, 1779, married a Phelia Mills, June 27, 1888. She was a Vreeland and lived at Macoupin, Pas­ daughter of John and Oleo (Wines) saic county, N. J. Re had a daughter Mills, who at one time owned the farm who also mlll"ried a Vreeland, and a son and mills at Ninkey where J. Andrew William, who married a Jacobus and Casterline resides. He was so well removed to Akron, Ohio, and from pleased with bis first wife who came thence to Prarie du Sac, Wis. from MorrlB County that it was quite Garrett, born Aug. 26, 1781, married natural that he should get his second Magdaline Losey Jan. 5, 1802, was in wife from Morris County. All buried the 1812 war, and killed at the burning at War,viok Cemetery, N. Y. Daniel Wrisberg is mentioned 1n the tradition relates that he left £100 to tho lease with John Jacob Faesch as one of Rockaway church with a provision that the pro-ties of the second part for Mount he was to· be buried under the pulpit of Hope,datedFeb. 23, 1878,0ol. Jacob Ford the church. As there nre no church rec­ being the party of the first part. Wris- ords of this date, it is more than proba­ berg .probably crune with Faesch from ble that the provisions were complied Germany, and was a man with consid- with, and we would place·the date of arable means and invested with Faesch death and burial 1778. If there-are nny in the· iron business. As his nnme is not historical facts, other than trnd1tion, re­ mentioned in nny con11ect1on after this lnting t'l the same we should be plensed date he probably died soon after and to know of·them. Dr. Danid Sttuart Jlpr¢s.

To those who remember the "good born Feb. 25, 1814, married Malindl\ doctor Ayres" and his kindly aids to the Onmmins and had twelve children. poor, and more pnrticolnrly to those Archibald, James 1111d Onthariuo. who have ahvays spoken a good word in Daniel S. nud Peuiul\ came to Rocka­ all bis life trials and afflictions, seen and way in tha '60s-ohildreu: John V., born unseen, this Hketch is dedicated. Deo. 14, 1886; Elizabeth V., born Mar. Obadiah Ayres come from Aberdeen, 12, 1888, married Henry Aten: Robert, Scotlond. and settled at or nenr Hack­ born Feb. 18, 1840, married Mary R. ettstown, N. J., about 1720. He hnd a Hance, daughter of ,lames M., Ang. 20, sou Ezekiel, who was born 1729, died 1868; Oathariue E., born Feb. 13, 1842, Aug. 5, 1796. Ezekiel married Annethe married Samuel E. Stevens ; Lucy A., --who was born 1781 and died New. born J au. 1, 1848, married Isaac L. 27, 1778. Both buried at Hackettstown. Howell. Daniel Stuart, born June 7, Ezekiel and Annethe hnd son Ezekiel 1845, died Dec. 2, 1887, married Sarah S. born Jan. 16, 1755, married Lena Eich, Foller, daughter of James. Sho was died Ang 21, 1885. Ezekiel and Lena born May 24, 1847, died Apr. 27, 1872. hr.d children : Robert, born Nov. 8, 1788, Both buried at Rockaway. Peniua, died Mnr. IS, 1864. He married Catha­ born Mnr. 28, 1847, married Wm. A. rine Oliver who was born Jnne 10, 1790, Harris; Charity A., born May 17, 1849, died Dec. 16, 1847. William, Abrahan, married A. 0. Wintermute, died Mar. ,John, Ezekiel, Mary and Sarah. 12, 1872; Anna M. born May 9, 1861, Robert and Oathnrine had children : died Ang. 16, 1851; Wm. E., born Sept. Ezekiel, Dame! S., born Feb. 16, 1812, 28, 1852, died ,tau. 21!, 1862; Austin S., married Jan. 21, 1886, Penina Vliet, born Apr. 2, 1864, died Oct. 27, 1873; daughter of Jacob, who was boru Jan. Katurah, born Ang. 16, 1856, died Aug. 14, 1814, died May 12, 1878. Robert, 26, l81i5. 126

I do not .find any traces of relation- Jnr. Ezekiel brother of Obadiah settled ship of this Ayres family with the Ayres at Basking Ridge, N. J,, and WIiiiam family who came from Woodbridge, N. near Belvidere. J., though many of the names nre slml- Cbt Brown ;amny.

Tr11ditlon rel11teB th11t Henrieqne m11rried V11nDoren; H11nn11h, mBrried Brenyn, the Bon of Henrieqne Brenyn, V11nWlnkle, 11 phyBioi11n, Feb. 1827. of Germ11ny, settled at or near Bellville, Eliphlet, married Howell. and from thence to New Fonndlnnd, Peter Post Brown WM born Oat. 11, 11nd died there at an adv11noed age. He 1790, married Eliz11betb Kanonse Dea. h11d two daughters of which nothing is 18, 1818. She WIIB born Jan. 2, 1703, known In regard to mllrri11ges 11nd de• died Sept. 26, 1884, Ohildren: Eliza. soendants 110d one BOD Martin who we.s Ann, born Ang. 14, 1814; Hllrriet, born born Oot, 10, 1~64, nt New Fonndland, Mar. o, 1816, married James Mt Allen, married Hann11h Post, of Pompton, July sou of Job (S) and Betsey (,Jackson), of 18, 1785, died at New Fonndland Ang. Rockaway, Dea. 1882, died Dea. 16, 1871. 23, 1850, buried at Oak Ridge Oeme~ery. John Post, the famous "John P.," of Hannah Post WIIB born June 18, 1766, the New Fonndlaud Hotel, born Ang. died July 26, 1881, 24, 1817, married (1) Marla Ryerson, Ohlldren: John, died unmarried. daughter of Samuel, of Pompton. She O11thar1ue, married Monroe; Eliz11beth, we.s born Sept. 6, 1820, died June 25, married Sanford; Jane, marrieciMonroe; 1889, (2) Emma J. Riker, of Newark, Peter Post, married Elizabeth Kanonse, Jan. 27, 1891, died Deo. 20, 1892, buried daughter of Jaoob BDd Elizabeth (Daven- at Oak Ridge. Hannah 0., born Aug. port) KBDonse. Margaret, married Wal-· 11, 1819, married Wm. Howe; Susan, lBOe; Henry M., called Oapt. Harry M., born M11y 18, 1821, married Isaac Jnok• mn.rried Brown,· died Jan. 27, 1860. son Allen, brother of ,Tames M., who Abraham, married Susan Rome, dangh- married Harriet. Julia, born Nov. 12, t,er of Joseph, Nov. 10, 1821. Mllry, 1823, married Oscar Decker. Ly,dia, married Demorest; William, married born June 19, 1826, married Ford De­ Mary 0. Freeman, May 80,,1848. Sarah, Oamp; Ira, born Sept. 7, 1828, married • [28

Knte Win11ne, of Vernon, 1852, died 11t 1852, burled nt 011k Ridge. New York Oity Sept. ~. 1805. Chlllion, Children of Theodore nnd Emm11 G. : born Sept. 14, 1880, died Feb. 17, 1888. Deloe John, born Mny 12, 1882; Theo­ Children of ,lohn P. nnd M11rm (Ryer­ dore E., born Dec. 2, 1885; Ethel M., son) Brown: Theodore, born Aug. 10, born Oct. 2, 1887; Eliz11beth Gene, born 1845, married Emmn G., d11nghte1· of Nov. 10, 1880. Chnrlee V. Terwillig~r. Oct. 21, 1880, 'rlrn first meetings, before the erection She wns born Joly 25, 1858. Ryo1·eon, of the PreRbyt irinn Church, were helcl born Dec. 14, 1845, died Dec. 22, 1852. nt Onpt. M11rtl,1 Brown's bnru:nt New Walter, bol'll June 26, 1847, died Dec. Ii, Foundlnnd. Trnditiou says thnt Loonnrd Oole nnd lwith the tribe and hccnme M 0110 of fnmily cnme from Amstordnm, Hollnnd, them. Some yonrs after it was lenrnod nnd first settled nenr Milton, in Morris where she wus but she refused to return Oonnty, nbont 1740 or '60, when his son to her parents. Henry wns only four ycn1·s old. Ho Phebe, mnrriod Benjamin Onstimoro, married a second wife hero by the nnmo nud Elizabeth 111n1·r1od Gorret Kimble, of Almeda Hnrtrnm. or McOloud, unme tho p1·ogeuitors of the names of that soc- 11nce1·t1lin, aud Jincl sous: Abrnhnm, tion of Morris Oonnty. Abmhnm died Peter, Leounrd, ,Jacob, nnd dnughters: 11t nn ngo of 104 yenrs. ,Jacob settled Phebe and Elizabeth. I have henrrl it 1111d built t,ho first houses of logs cnst of relnterl of this family, ns well ns some whore t.lie Olinton resorvmr now is nnd other Dntch fnmilies, thnt tho childrou hud chilnreu : Leonard, Frederick, Aum­ were uever nnmed only snch 11111110s as hnm, Willholm, Mary nud perhaps could be shortened or uickunmerl, nud others. Leounrd mnrried Rncool Dnveu­ t,hns we huvc, Brom, Peto, Lout, Jake, port, who was the mother of Almeda, l~ebe nud Bets, an ndvnntngo, certniuly wife of Joel Harrison, o.f Stoclcholm, where lif'l did uot reach tho full thre~ and diccl nt his house in tho '50s at nn scorA aucl ten yenrs. advnncecl ngo. Frederick, who settled A Rister of the original Leonnrd mnr­ at Oliutou, married Polly, daughter of riod IArnAI Holly, 0110 of the first Rettlers John nucl Lenh (Brooks) Davenport, nud of old Stockholm. 'l'iiere is n tmrlit.iou Mnry mnrriod Abrnhnm (Brom) Vnn­ thnt their first child, u

who 011me from New11rk ancl settled in nnmo Polly nncl M11ry seems to have tho Spart11 mount11ins, settled ne11r Olin­ been two distinct nnmes. ton and had ohildrcin: Edward, who At this d11te, for w11nt of the old roe, married Eliz11both Phillips, d11ughter of ords, we hnve nccepted old traditions, ns David, (the drummer boy in tho Revolu­ it would be impossible to trnce tho ongi­ tion,) and Nnnoy Rose. Joshun, David's n11l Ocie f11mily, with 1111 their inter­ fnther served m the Revolution. Onthn­ nmrring~s with tho onrly settlers, tho rine, mnrried Frederick Oo\e,Jr.; Betsey, hnrcly pioneers, of Morris Oounty. mnrried Abrahnm Ocie; .Polly, mnrried Theil- clesoendnnts huve been numerons, Silns VnnUrdon,· nnd Mury, mnrriod nnd scntterecl th1·ough the onrly settle­ Willinm Wngoner. All being olct_ resi­ ments, ancl havo boon well represented dents nnd of revolution11ry stock. The in Revolutionary nnd Oivil wars. Cbc Daucnport f amni,.

Among the onrliest settlers of North- OJ111rles, who married Alfie Spoucor anrl 01·u Mon·is Oonuty wore the Dnvcuports settled at Berkshire Valley; Adam, mar­ nurl Kimbles who 011mo from Devonshire, ried Eliza S., daughter of Squire Lum, Eng., nurl the Polhsons, Mowersous, Dec. 20, 1854, settled at Millbrook ; Jane V11uDe1·hoofs aud Ooles who Ollme frolll manied William Winterbottom June 7, Hollllud. 1858, settled at Milton; Jamos L., of Hn1Dphrey Davenport, wife allll Green Pond, married (1) Mary Ann three sous settled at New I!'onucl!nucl Ooil, Dec. 31, 1843, (2) Betsey Norman, about 1720. Ho was n surveyor, aud his of Milton. Sho was ' born 1818, died son Johu came iu possession of lauds at Feb. 11, 1000. Jefferson, aud a daugh­ Milton about 1740 or '50, Humphrey, ter who married Obristopher Zeek, of Jr,, had seven sons, one of which, O11pt. .Marcella, Coruelins served in the Rovolntiou. He Children of ,John O. and Delilah : kept store and tavern, aud built tho first M111·y Anu, marl'ied' MnbJou Jennings, grist 1Dill at Milton, llllmied a Rachel of Milton. She was born Mar. 6, 1812, Davenport,' but whose daughter history died Mar. 28, 1801. He was born Apr. and tmdition fail to meutiou. 16, 1814, died Nov. 25, 1882; both bnded Ohildren: Oapt. Euos, born Mar. 14, at Oak Ridge, Lavinia, man·ied Thom­ 1702, married Fanny Keepers, May 1, as K. Norman, of Milton. 1810, who was born Nov. 8, 1708. She John, son of Humphrey, Jr., had two was a daughter of one of the early set• sons and two daughters: John married tlers in the Sparta mountains. John C. Je1Dima Brooks, Peter married, but ma1Tied Delilah Turner, Nathan, name unknown. Jane, born June ll, Oharles, Ooruelin~, ,Ir., Phebe, Julia 1777, married Samuel 'fhnrp Apr. 20, Aun, I!'rmny and Mabalab. 1805. He was son of Paul Tharp, of Oapt. Enos aud Fanuy had children: Euglnnd, nud Barbary Allen Star, of 132

Germany, who settled in Northern Mor­ Sept,, 25, l 820. marriorl ( 1) Phebe Alliug­ ris Oounty. S1imuel wns born Jun. 8, ton, who was born Mar. 10, 1832, died 1780, died Apr. 10, 1803. Dec. 111. 1800; (2j Sarah ,Tnue Pel\oook. Ohildren of ,John und Jemima: Polly, Site died Oct. 25, 1898. Ho died Inn. 8, murried Frederic Ocie, lived nt Oliuton; 1892. All buried at Stockholm. Oatha­ Leuh, married Samuel Newmaus, 1·esi­ riue 0., born Feb. 0, 1823, married de11oe unknown; Peter, married Mrs. William B. Hunter, of Sugar L011f, N. Mackley, lived nt Milton; Solomou, Y., Mar. 18. 1848. He was bol"ll Oct. 6, born 1788, married Hilri, duughter of 1818, cliecl Jau. 17, 1881, buried at War­ John Oooper, Jan. 12, 1811. He died ,viok, N. Y. Eliza Auu, bo1·11 Nov. 10, Feb. 16, 1860. His wife WllB born April 1827, married ,lohu Winters Ma; 22, 80, 1788, di~d Jnn. 14, 1865; both burled 1849, died at Mlddlotowu, N. Y., Mar. nt Ouk Ridge Cemetery. 81, 1888. He died Juno 22, 1802. Al­ Children of Srunuel nnd Jane Tharp: bert, born Aug. 17, 1882, died Mar. 11, Barbara, born July 28, 1805, died Aug. 1852. 16, 1862. Sarah, born July 18, 1807, Johu P., the son of Peter, the BOU of married Deo. 1826, Oonrtl1111d Pettenger, ,Johll, the Bon of Humphrey, Jr., born who WIIB born Mar. 27, 1802,died Jnnn Oct. 24, 1801, died Apr. 11, 1846, war• 8, 1846, Eliza or Elizabeth, born Jnly ried Delilah, daughter of Edward and 8, 1809, married Dalllel Darling, died Onthnriue (Mowersou) Pollisou. She May 18, 1867 ; Mary, born May 5, 1811, WIIB born Apr. 28, 1810, died Apr. 11, married David Oory, Jane, born Jnly 1846. Ohilclren: Edward, horn May 15, 20, 1818, died Aug. 16, 1815. Joseph, 1827, died Oot, 25, 1875, married Sarah, born Aug. 16, 1815, died Ang. 80, 1815. daughter of Peter Fredericks, of Oak Nancy J1111e, born ,Inly 9, 1817; Rachel, Ridge, N. ,I. She wns born .Jnu. 23, born Jan. 2, 1820, married Abraham 1827, died Deo. 27, 1878, lived at New Post Nov. 12, 1840. Margaret Aun, born Foundland, N. J. Lewis, born Apr. 22, Deo. 6, 1827, married Josiah McPeak 1880, married Christiana, daughter of Mnr. 18, 1844. William Eckhart, Apr. 14, 1852, lit>ill!! Ohildren of Solomon and Hila, all at New Foundland, N. ,J. David, born born at Milton: Charles, born Apr. 18, Mnr. 1883, marned Marin, daughter or 1812, married Rachel Ross, or Stock­ Peter Fredericks, Mar. 13, 1858, died holm, Dec. 1885, died Mnr. 18, 1885. Dao. 1808. Lydia, born Fob. 20, 1886, His wife was born 1816, died Dec. 6, married Mahlon Weaver, died ]j'eb. I, 1889. George, born May 4, 1814, died 1000. He was born Jan. 10, 1831, dle1l yonug. Sarah Jane, born Mar. 18, 1817', Aug. 8, 1807 ; both buried at Oak Ridge, manied Abner Webb, of Vernon, Apr. N. J. James, married Snsan, daughter 28, 1838, died July 24, 1856. He wns of Elias Davenport, or Mllt

In tho otirly days of Morris Oonnty Iwho removed from Morris Oonnty to tho namo Fnrber occasionally occnrs. near Hamburg, in SusEex County, at an The nnme is spelled in many ways. early date. She died 1842 nged 81 yenl's. '.l'raditiouhnsitthattheyworoaGermnn Hannah Fnrber born Nov. 17, 1770, poople and first Rettled near Morristown, married Thomas Harrison, who located N. J., probably between Mendham and at Onuisteer, N. J., then called Win­ Mornstown. Paul Fnrber aud wife chester, in 1764. They hnd children: Mary wore early members of the Pres- William, Joel and Mary, who matTied byterian Ohurch at Morristown, and the Feb. 1827, Isaac VanGelder, who attend­ rncords have Amos, baptized Oct. 80, ed lock near Dover, N. J., many years 1763; Paul, baptized Apr. 21, 1765; ngo, 1ml! they had perhaps other chil­ Anne, baptized Aug. 18, 1768; a child d1·en. died July 14, 1760; Hannah, wns born ,Joel Harrison lived near Stockholm, Nov. 17, ;t770, bnptizod ,lune 30, 1771; N. J., mnrri~d Almeda, daughter of Elizabeth, bom Mar. 16, baptized ,June Leonard Cole, who was born Feb, 12. 23, 1775; a child died Ang. 9, 1777. 1798, and had children: John, born 1820, A Mrs. Farber, probable mother of ma1Tied Garrison, of West Milford, N. Paul, died Fob. 1776, at the ago of 104 .!. ; Thomas, born 1822, married Cary, ot' years. '!'hey probahly moved away soon West Milford; Elizabeth, never mnr­ aft.er 1777. '!'heRoclmwayrecordshave ried; Harriet, married AnthonyBrau­ enrly dates of the family. Paul Farber, nin, of Mt. Hope, N. J.; Abraham, mar­ .Jr., settled near Stockholm in 1785 from ried Elizabeth Henderson, of Canisteer, Roclmwny, N. J.; hediod Mar. 1848, and N. J.; William, ,Jacob, Henry, Hannah is bu1·ied at the old"Lyons"lmrial ground aud Augusta. Nearly nil removed 11enr Stockholm, N. ,J. His wifo WIIR West. Elizabeth Rude, a sister of Caleb Rude, Paul Farber, Jr., bought considorable 134 l11nds, ns the old deeds show, in Ver­ l11nd, N. J.; Israel, born 1800, mnrriocl non nnd Ha.rdiston townships, Sussex Abignil Rickey, of Vernon, died Dec. 25, county, N. J., and wns connected with 1872; Abigail mnnied Samuel Giveus, many business enterprises. Ohildren of of Vernon. Onleb nucl Isrnel Ii ved in Pnul nod Elizabeth (Rude) ]j'arber: the old Farber neigh b01·hood, uenr Ver­ Annn married Nicholas Ryerson, of Ver­ non, nncl hnve mnuy drlscemlnnts in non, N. J.; Elizabeth mnrried Peter Sussex county. Pnul, who married Ryerson of the same place ; Paul,· born Lucy Strait, headed n party of 1793, mo.n·ied Lucy, some records have nbont thirty fnmilies from Sussex county nud settled in Fmuklin county, Ohio, Lucinda, daughter of Abraham A. in 1835, nncl these fnmilies nro now Strait, of Oanisteer, N. J.; Onleb mnr­ scattered throu1th ni11ny of the Western riml Eiiznbeth LnRoe, of New Found- Stutes. Cbt 60blt f amilp.

The traditions of the Goble family 1783. His wife, Mnry, born 1701, died were th11t they were French Hngenots Feb. 20, 1780. , .;\.nrou Goble born I 752, who fled to prevent religious,persecn­ married Charity Lindsley Jan. 30, i772, tious 1111d settled in N ortli Carolina, 11nd died Feb. 1, 1so2·. His wife born 1751 that their 011mes originally were Enoch, died June 4, 1705. Daniel Goble mar­ Abner, Silns, Aaron 1111d Martlia, A ried Priscilla Cook Apr. 1, 1744. Joun.a lnrgo number of the descenctunfs, probn­ Goble m11rded Ruth Fairchild Dec.· 10, bly not all of one family, settlecl in Mor­ 1765. Roth. Goble married Nathan ris county, N, J,, previous to 1750, John, Reeve Feb,· 18, 17~8. Rachel Goble marriQd Elizabeth Burwell, Dec, 22, m11rried Isaac Southard Apr. 12, 1760. 1748, and is mentioned in th~ early Hannah Goble married Ichabocl '.l.'omp: Rockaway records, Simeon, n probable kins Dec. 24, 1746: Salome married son of Enoch, as .the immo of Enoch Ebouezor Fairchild Ang. 1750, Sally runs in the family line, married Abigail married Josephus Gard June 23, 1708. Conger Feb. 28, 174U, he died about 1775, Of the chi!dreu of Bonjnmin and-Ex­ and·hnd children: Enoch, Abner, Sully, perience Conger, Simeon married Abi­ Martha, Lother nod Cnlviu,· perhaps gml Goble and Benjamin nmrriecl Eliza­ others. His wife married (2) Eb~nezer beth Goble. This is n most singular oc­ Stiles, May 4, 1778, n.s second wife, lived currence that two brothers of the same nt Morris Plains, N. J. She was born nnllle in oue family should mnrrr sis­ 1732, died Dec. 7, 1810. William Goble ters of the same nmno in nu other family. married Sarah Conger Mnr. 21, 1700. Enoch, the probable sou of Simeon, Benj11min Goble mari·ied · Elizabeth married (I) Abigail (Ogden) Stiles, Conger March 3, 1'(57. Henry Goble daughter of Dnv1d Ogden, and widow married Lydia Conger Dec. 11, 1765. of '£l10mns Stiles. She died soon after Hobert Goble, born 1700, died-M111·. 20, mnrringe, (2) Mary Cooper, who was 136 born 1740, died Oct. 21, 1708. Children: 16, 1830. Their clnnghtor, Phebe Ann, M11ry (twiu) married Jncob, sou of Uznl mnrriecl.Joseph Jackson, sou of Duuiel Tompkins, Phebe (twin) mnrriocl Jocle­ Ayres, of Fmukliu, Sept. 27, 1827. rliah, sou of Timothy Mills. William, Alice (Simcox) Losey mnrriecl (2) Denoon born 1798, married Hannnh, daughter of John Hill 1808, ancl h11.d ohilclrou: Jnne, Uznl Tompkins, Dec. 17, 1700, died Oct. ,Tohn O. and Harriot, •rrndition relates 14, 1888, She died Mar. 9, 18110. Enoch thnt she wns a sister of Mary Simcox, married t1.nd went to Ohio, hurl lsl'llel wife of Cupt. William Alger, of Rocka­ nud Tempo, who died before 1840. Euooh way. Denoon John and wife Alice wero mnrriod (8) Hnuunh Doty. bnriecl ut Morristown Baptist Cemotory, Children of Willinm nud Hnuunh nud removecl to the Hill Cemetery at (Tompkins) Goble: Mm-y, boru Sept. 25, Franklin. N. ,f. 1800, mnrned W1llinm M. Crane, of I l\lll imlobtecl to the late Benjamin New Vernon, N. J., 1825. Luclncln, Goble, who mndo a visit in July 1808, born Aug. 4, 1808, never mnrried, diecl but a few weeks before his death, for Cot. 8, 1888. Benjamin, born nt Spnrtu, many of the connections and dates of Sussex county, N. J., Dec. 29, 1806. this family nnd also of the Tompklus His parents removed from Sparta to family so nearly related. "Uncle" Bou, New Vernon when ho wns nine months ns every one in this section cnllecl him, old, married (1) Ontharino Losey, hncl wns t.110u in his 03rd yenr nnd theu bid nine children. (2) Margn1·et Smith, had fair to ronch the century mark. In tho three children, clied at New Vernon ea, ly clays whole communities were so Aug. 1898. Harsey King, lmru nt Ne'\v nearly 1·elated by the mtermnrriages Vernon ,Inn. 28, 1809, died Mar. 4, thut nil were "Uncle," "Annt" nurl 1846. Henry Tompkins, born nt New "Cousins." Very nrnny of the Goble Vernon ,July 6, 1814, died OPt. 17, 1815. family were connected with the BapHst Catharine Losey ) wns n clnnghtor of church at Mol'l'istown, N. J,, and baried there, and 11 few are 011 the early 1·ecords Aaron nnd Alice Simcox) Losey. Alice of t.110 Rocknwny chnrch, and are probn­ Simcox wns born Jnu. 23, 1772, clicd Dec. bly buried in the cemetery. tbc lluntinston t amily. The Hnnt.ington fmnily cnme from IWilliam Swaino, of Whethersfirlrl, Ct.. Norwich, Eng. Simon, Ins wifo Mnr- (2) Hnunnh, rlaughtor of Jasper Crano, gnret (Berret) formally a French Hnge- merchant, who moved from New Haven, not, and tl1eir three sons, Christopher, Ot., to Banford, Ct., 1652, and cnmo Simon (2) nnd Thomas. On the voy- with the Banford Colony to Newark in age ho was taken ill with fever and 1666. '£homas wns born iu Euglancl rlysentery, one authority says smallpox, abont l62£i, rliorl at Newnrk 1687. Hau­ ancl diecl while in sight of land nenr the nnh, Ins wirlow, mnrricd (2) John Wnrrl­ mouth of the Connecticut river, wns sen ns seconrl wife. buried at Saybrook, Ct,., 1688. Ho wns Thomns and Hnnnah (Crane} hnd chil• horn 1583. He hnd II brother Samuel in rlren: Stunnel and Hrmunh. Snnmel Eng!r1111J who wns captaiu in the King's wns born lli67 rlicd 1708. '!'ho will dnted Life Ganrd. Nov. JI, 1704, unmos children, Thomns, His wife bocnme a member of the Rev. who had wifo Snsnnna; Simon bor,;·illHfi ,John Elliot's church nt Roxbnry, Mnss., hnd wife 1'hnnkfnl, died in Morris conn­ where she probably married as the third t.y, perhaps at Whippany, ,July 17, 1770, wife ot Thomas Stoughton, of Winsor, nud Hnnuah. 1'he will of Simon men­ who came from Dorcostor, Eng., on tl1e tions a brother Samuel. same ship with Simon Hnnt.ington. ' Children of Simon anrl wife Thankful Tho sons settled nt Saybrook, Ct. Chris- (who wns sho ?) : Samaol hncl wife Eliza­ topher and Simon went afterward to beth; Eunice married Isnao Ogden, one Norwich, Ct., aucl Thomns to Winsor, of the founders nnrl subscribers of tho Ct., and from thence to Branford, Ct., Rocknwny Church iu 1758. Probalily and with tho Branford Colony in May lived, rliod aucl was buried t.hero, date Hifi(i, to Newark, N. ,T. unknown. Phebe, mnrr1ocl Gorshom 'l'lromnH mnrrierl (I) 11 daughter of Gnrcl, sou 011 ,Jomimnh anrl Elizabot.11, 138

,Tan. 18, 1758, lived nt Ninkev, N. ,I., of commnuicnnts Oct. 11, 1808, it is remove,l to Ohio' in 1787. Oupt. Ger- probable the fumilies removed not later shorn Gard was one of the seven sons than 1800. who served in the Revolution. Eliza- Soon lifter the Revolution many of beth married Thomas, sou of Timothy the old fmmlies of this section sought Pierson, Dec. 10. 17G0. He was born t,he more fert,ile lauds of the West, 1787, /lied May 16, 1782, both probably Western New York, Ohio, Kentucky buried nt Rocknwl\y. Sllmh murried and Indiana, and not u few to Vermont, Winter; Simon married Sybe; John and with them the old Bibles that con­ mnrried Eliznbeth Heady, of Morris- tniued the recorila of the old fumilies. town, N. J., by Rev. '.l.'imothy Johues, This sketch may seem insignificant to ,June 16, 1750. He was resident nt Mor- the geuernl render, but researches hnvo ristown, nud member of the Presbyteri- been ma.de from the New Euglnld Gene­ church to 1758, when he became n resid- nlogical Records, Savage's Genealogies, dent and manager of the iTon works at '£he Hnutiugtou Family, Oonger's New­ Sbongum, nud was prominent ns n mem- ark Families, Stnte and County records ber, officer and subscriber to the Rocka• Ohurch recorrls of Rockaway and Mor'. way church, holding at this early date ristown, and all these fail to show many pew number one. Deacon ,Tobu was of the mmor details that would make it quartermaster under Gen. William more of interest. Winds. The names Simon and Samuel are Children of John and Elizabeth prominent in the family connections. (Hendy) Huntington. Synou, baptized Samuel Huntington, one of the signers ,July 29, 1759; Gillard, baptized Feb. 21, of the Declaration of Iuclepeudeuco was 17U0; both become members of the Rock• son of Nnthnuiol, the farmer, the son of nwny church in 1793. John was born Deacon Jo~cph,the sou of Deacon Simon, at Shongnm, Nov. 2, 1770, and baptized of Saybrook, Conn., the son of Simon there Oct. 21, 1782. Abraham, of Shon- who died on the voyage from England. gum, married Sarah Losey, May 10, Samuel Huntington, sou of Rev. Joseph, 17!!6. Dea.con John Huntington died was governor of Ohio in 1808-10. He about 1782 or 3 ns no records of the died July 8, 1817. · Gen. Jedediah Hout­ church show, his children remained nt iugton, graduate of Hnrvarrl 1768, of Shongum until about 1800. He was Yale 1770, tho son of '.1.'homas, the son more than probably buried at Rockn- of Christopher, the sou of Simon tho way, this ':Jeiug nt the time of "Dark first, was aid-de-camp to Gen. Wnshiug­ Ages" for church records, no mention r ton. Ho was born at Norwich, Oouu., is made nt Rockaway or at Morristown. Aug. 15, 1743, died nt New London, As 110110 of the name WM among the list Conn., Sept. 18, _1818. Cl)¢ Kimbl¢ family. The Kimble nnd DaYenport families Ibeth VnnDerhoof, daughter of Abrnbnm, came from· Devonshire, England, nnd one of tho old settlers. He settled nonr nre connected with that family, tho Paradise, and died Ang. 8, i8G8. HiR Coles, and VanDerhoofs, by mnuy inter- wife wns born Oct. 22, 178'J, died Dec. marriages during the early settlements 29, 1861 ; both buried at Oak Ridge in Morris Count,y, N. J. The progoni- Cemetery. Children :Daniel, born S3pt. tor of this fnmily, name unknown, his 20, 1808, mnrried Delilah, dnughter of wife nud four sous, settled nenr Milton, Willinm and Mary (Angle) W ngouer, lllorris county, N. J. Three of the sons Mnr. 23, 1882, died Feb. I, 1841, had four

'l'hey Imel chilc!rou: JoAeph, born Oct. glvo vul1111blo dntu to present go11er11tfo11s 10, 1775. The fnthor of the lnte Hon. of the doscoucl1111ts of ,Joseph uuc! Johu Augustus W. Outler, c!ioc! Feb. 25, 185-1, Leo. Gou. Albert Leo wus son of Moses 1111c! Bnthin, born Aug. 8, 1778, c!iec! Feb. Liuc!sley Lee, grnudson of Dnniel nud 15, 1782. Uinnh, mnrriec! (2) Ephrinm, grent-gront-grnnc!son of Thonrns Lee nucl son of Rev. David Young Aug. 8, 1780. Diunh I'erriue. Ho mnrriod (1) Phebe Outler, duugbter Ohilc!reu of Peter Perrine Lee nnd of Uriub ; Peter Perrine LAe, boru ut Ruth Huntington Gnrcl (Legurne) : Woodbridge, N. Y., Mur. JO, 1756, mur- Melindu Leg11rde,born ut Littleton,N. ,J., riod Ruth Huntington, dnughte1· of Oct. 8, 1786, mnrried Jounthun Lyau, of Cupt. Gershum Gnrd. She wns born in Lyon's Fnrms, Feb. 0, 1800, died ut Ciu­ MorriA county N, J., Feb. 15,176-1,dierl nt ciuunti, Ohio, ,Jnly 27, 1875. Jonuthun North Beud, 0., Jun. 15, 1810. He died Lyou, born Mnr. 17, 1788, died Dec. 28, nt North Bone!, 0., Sept. 22, 1848; wns 1871, WI\A sou of Jnmes Lyon, u Revolu­ Uovolntiounry soldier. Pnnl, 11 Revoln- tioiiury soldier, born Ang. Ul, 1755, uucl tionnt·y Aoldier, born 1768, mnrriec! Elizuboth Williiun~, of N ewnrk. Jnrues Euuico, daughter of Muj. Joseph Liuds- "\vns sou of Moses, u Uevolutiounry sol­ ley, Oct. 81, 1780, c!ied iu Ol'l\uge ccuuty, c!i~r, uud c!escenrfont of Heury Lyau, of N. Y., April 6, 1814. She wns bol'll ,Inn. Milford, Conn., and first fumilies of :11, 17r,1, died ut Westown, N. Y., Sopt. Newnrk, N ..J. Philip, born Apr. 18, 14, 1845. lsmel, married Oct. Ul, li80, 178!), diecl May 3, 1780; Adeline, born Borthu Lindsley, n double wedding, two Muy 11, 1701, diecl Oct. 22, 1701; Lewis hrothei·s titnrried two sisters. Philip, Hnntiugtou, born Aug, 27, 1792, mar­ mnrriecl (I) S. Byum, (2) Mary Peck. ried Elizube~h. clnughl,et· of -lnmes Lyon, Willil\m, murried Abignil Bymm. who was born June 14, 17!!7, died at Mujin· Wi!linm live:lntLittleton. 'fhom- Oiucimrntti, 0., Apr. 13, 1856. He c!iec! ,~s, murriec! Rnchel Lyon, removed to Oct. 21, 18B!l, nt Ciuciunn tti, 0. Elsie Ogclensbnre-, N, Y. Hann11h nud Phebe, Culpepper, born l\Iur. 11, 1795, murriecl ln Aug. 1777 a pnrty of militia, three Murphy 1823, diecl Nov. 6, 1846. Sophia, in nnmbur, headed by Onpt. F. Strang born Doc. 11, l 7U7, never mnrriec!, dierl (who mnrried Catharine Lee) Elijah Sept. 6, 1839; Sidney Smith, born Nov. Lee, ufterwnrds jnclge, m1pturecl Edward 27, 1800, died Nov. 17, 1824; Rodney Palmer,- n lieutenunt in the Legion of Jefferson, boru Nov. 7', 1803, m1trried DoL11ney, while he W11S on a visit to his Sarah Falconer, diecl Oct. 29, 1871 ; wife, who Jived iu that section, nnd Wells Mouroe, born l\lny 26, 1806, mar­ lmnded bun over to Geu. Putnum, who ried Mary Dole, of Newberry, Mass., tried him 119 n spy. He was found guilty 1827, died July 26, 1840. His wife c!ied and w11S executed ou Gnllows Hill, 186!! at W11Sl11ngtou, D. C. north of Peekskill, N.Y., Aug. 1777. Children of Pnnl Lee und Eunice 'l'ho collect.ions of Gen. Albei·t Lee Liuclsley: Dnuiel, born nt Littleton, N. 144

J ., May Ill,· 17813, marl'iod Surah Abers 1801l, urnrried Emily FiKlrnr; Auna, born Dec. Ill, 180U, died Juuu Ill, 184U. Sho May lU, 1806, marriecl Nicholas~'. Cook. was boru Sept. lll, 178ll, died ,Tuue 15, Phebe, born Apr. 24, 1807, 1n11rriecl Wil­ 18li!I. Stephen Peter, born Dec. 18, liam Kelly, of Michigan. M11ry, bom 1780, was a soldier in 1812 Wnr, mnr­ Mar. 5, 180\l, married Edwurcl, sou of Esthor Dickerson, who was born 1798, Ezekiel 1111d Sns11uuah (Hill) Howoll died Dec. 17, 1881 •. Ho died at Snliun, Apr. 21, H!ill. Edw11rd Howell w11~ Juel., May 13, 1857. Henry Perriue, boru ~'oh. 27, 1804, died ut Littleton, N. born Sept. 7, 1709, married (1) Mary J., Mny 20, 1878. Had son George W .. ,Tnclith Reed, Feb. 2, 1832. She was born born Dec. 21, 18il6, married Rnohol M. Ang. 11, 1812, died Feb. 17, 1832; (2) Cornish Dec. ill, 18U2; Susan, born Dec. Juuet Simpson, Sept. 4, 1840. She wns 24, 1841, married 'rhooclore l\I. Peck, born Apr. 8, 1810, died Dec, H, 1870. He Dec. 2!l, 1864, Johu Lake, boru Juu. 20, died Aug. 10, 1874. ,Tulia, bol'U Mar. 22, 1811; Edward Pcrriue, bom J1111. IIJ, 1705, mnrried David Olark, of Ornugo 1813. died iu Sncrnmcuto, C11l. county, N. Y. Phebe, born Sept. 22, It will be noticed th11t. tho Lee 1111<1 1785, never married, died Oct. 11, 1840. Perdue families were counectecl by 11111r­ Sarah, born Apr. 80, 179:1, married Jes­ ri11ge, aucl that muuy of the children s1,e, sou of John and Grace (Liudsley) have the name Perrine. 1'here is a trn• Dickerson, born 17!JO, died July 1885. dition that Count Pe1Ti11 or Perrine WM She died Feb. 8, 1~56. Ireue, born May a Huguenot and refugee from Roneu, 14, 17!ll, married Corwiu, died ,Juue France. Daniel Perriue cmne in ship 1840. Moses Liudsley, born Mny 29, Philllp, from the Isle of Jersey and set­ 1805, married Ann Case Oct. 2, 1832, tlecl at Staten Island 1665. Ho was born d10d May IIJ, 1876. Anu Case was born 1630, died on Stnteu Island 1700. Hu Jan. 13, 1815, died Nov. 24, 1883. married Marie 'rhorel Feb. 18, rnon, at Children of Major William Leu, boru Elizabeth '!'own by Rev. James Bollen. 1762, died Dec. 7, 188\J, at Littleton, N. It is s11icl to be the first man·iage licouHn ,T., and Abigail Byrn!11: Isauc Byram, in New Jersey. She died Hi80. 'l'hnir born Mar. 14, l 7!J2, died in Africa. son Dauiel WIIH boru at Staten Isluurl Susanna Washbouru, born Oct. 4, 17!l3, !li72, died 1740. His sou Capt. Poter married Capt. Timothy Tuttle, of Whip­ P,•rriue was born 17Ql died Nov. rn, pany, N. J. He died Juue lll, 1816. 1756. His wife Mary wa.~ born 1700, Heury Perrine, born Sept. 20, 1795, died died Nov. 20, 1756. Their dnught.ers, Oct. 20, 1811. Lncinda Yonugs, Sarah ancl Diualt, married brothers, horu July 30, 1797, died Juue 25, 1821, John 11nd Thomas Lee. ,Joseph Cutler, boru Apr. 29, 1799. All 'rhe following letter from Mnjor Wil­ the above children were baptized at liam Lee and hjs wife Abigail Byram, Morristown, Aug. 80, 1799. William, of Littleton, to Peter Lee will be of in­ horn April 21, lHOI ; Cyru~, horu ~'eh. terest, 11s being oue oi tho nsnul st.ylo 145 written by friends nnd relatives to thoso since Willinm hns compli111eutocl yon so who emigrnted to the West in those well, I will tnlk with yon on other sub­ jects. Father Leo lived with us n little early dnys, The method of trnnsportn• more tlum thirteen yenrs. It is useless tion was n common one of thnt date. to tell yon how it is, enough to describe The nddress given for nu nuswer wns the Inst thirteen mouths of his life. The also in common usnge. State of New first pnrt of December he was taken strangely ill, for two months we were Jersey, Morris Oouuty, Hanover town­ with him night nud day. He recovere_d ship, Littleton. Relntiouships will be his henlth, but hnd lost the use of hts shown in the history or genenlogy of legs. He would feed himself wheu the this well-known Morris Oonnty fnmi!y. victuals were brought to his bedside. He never walked n step more while he November 21, 1810, lived. Some time iu November ho wna DEAB BROTHER: I take this opportn• t11ken more ill. The lnst of December nit.y to Inform yon thnt I nm well and we could plainly see a great alteration. the fnmily nt this time. I hope these Now Years moruing he gave us nil the fow lines will find you in good health, sntisfnction we ever wnuted. He was I received n letter from you three years fa,lly sntisl!ed with nil that we ago by the hand of Mr. Lyon. At that had ever doue for him. He wished time I wns sick u.nd did not su.y nny• for nll the childreu to come to his room thing to the mun, but that I wns very that he might see them nll before he glad to hear from you and your fumily. died. He kissed them all and remained I have this night come three miles to in thu.t affectionate stnte of mind uutil write to you, so that you must not think the seventh day on which he died. You I have forgotten yon yet. I have have heard the number of our children nothing new to write, but I will let yon nud a small part of the chnuge of our know how mu.ny children we hnve, five father. 'rnken into considerntiou, few sons nnd five d1mghters. (Here follows have so long experienced thnt faithful the names of children to this date, which snyini;:, once a mnu and twice a child. nre given with dates.) Dear brother Deni· brother and sister siuce so loug yon mny wonder why my children hnve nu interval by the way of a letter, I not all of them two names. I will tell thiuk we cnn nll afford to pay postnge. yon the renson is thntl was fearful there I kindly request yon to send nu answer would not be nnmes enough to be found. by post immedintely nfter yon receive If you hnve nny good names in your these few broken lines, since ,vo have country, except your own, you will send no other ncqnaiutnuce thnu by latte•'. I me one or two or as muny more as yon remniu the sincere relation thnt I now think will be wunted and oblige your stnnd. Mv lo-veto nil. ABIGAIL LEE. brother. I send this letter by the l1Uud of P. S. January 1810 will be six yenra Stephen Lee, son of Paul Lee, and Jo­ since our father left this world. He seph Lee, sou of lorael Lee, in company, told me to remember him to all his chil­ I have not seen our brother Thomas Lee dren as I should have opportunity. I for ulmost seven years, but I heard from wrote yon a number of letters but have him Inst May and he was well. The received no answer from you. L. family at that time had two children, This letter to Peter Lee is in posses­ one son nnd one daughter. I conclude and remain your brother, sion of I!'rnuk Lee, son of Roduey Jef­ WILLIAM LEE. ferson Lee, the son of Peter Lee. •ro PETER LEE : Now dear brother, Richard Lee a lineal descendnut from the Earls, of Litchfield, came from Eng­ appointed major general nnd was n lnud to the Oolouy of Virgiuin, with Sir member of Oongress in 1700; died in William Berkeley iu 1041, distinguished Georgm Murch 25, 1818. Sidney Smith ns nnval officer, nnd died in tho Oolony Lee, WllB the father of Gen. Fitzhugh 111 1063. He had sons Robert (2), Hnu­ Lee. cook and Ohnrles. The youngest son of "Light Horse Richard Lee (2) born 1047, was anavnl Harry" was Robert Edward Lee, born officer, married Letitia Oorbiu in 1674. Jnu. 19, 1807, married 1881 Mary, daugh­ She died 1706. He died 1714. They had ter of George Washington Park Onstis; six sous and one daughter, Ann, who hnd five childreu, died Oct. 12, 1870. married Ool. William Fitzhugh, tho Children of Gen. Robert E. Lee: progenitor of the Fitzhugh family in George Washington Onstis, W. H. Fitz­ Virginia. ThomRB, the fifth son, mar­ hugh, Robert Edward, ,Ir,, Mildred, and ried Hannah, daughter of Ool. Phillip one other daughter. Ludwell, who was governor of the Vir­ Gen. Charles Leo of Revolutionary ginia Oolony in 1750. Thomas hnd six service, once a formidable rival of Wash­ sons. ingtod, nud who was captured by tho Thomas Ludwell Lee became a popu­ British in Morris Oounty, N. J., is not lar man in the Oolony Richard Henry related to the Virgiuilm Lees. Lee, born Jan. 20, 1732, married his The following may be 11 personal his­ cousin, Hannah Philippa Lndwell, WllB tory or experience somew hnt relating to signer of the Declaration of Independ­ tbs Lee family and the Civil Wnr. In ence, died ,Tune 19, 1794. Francis Light­ the winters of '59, '60 nnd '61 some fif. foot Lee was also signer of the Declara­ teen or twenty of the boys frem Stock­ tion of Independence and of the Oonti­ holm nnd Newfouudlnud, N. J., found neutnl Oongress. William, represented employment at Williamsburg, Va. the Umted States at Vienna nnd The They usually went from New York on Hague. Philip Ludwell Toee, with Ins the Roanoke or Jamestown, two rickety brother Francis founded Leesburg, Va. old steamers that plied between New Arthur Lee, born Dec. 10, 1740, WRB com­ York and Richmond, landing at King's missioner to France, died unmarried, Mill Wharf nenr Williamsburg. These Dec. 12, 1792. steamers were captured by the confedorn­ Henry Lee, brother of Thomas, and cy, and on the nppenrance of the Moni­ sixth son of Richard, Jr., married Mary tor in Southern waters, they with other Bland and had three sons : Oharles Lee, craft were sunk near the mouth of the Washington's attorney general; "Light Appomattox river. To me they w.ire Horse Harry," born Jan. 29, 1756, mt,tr­ objects of special in~erest in my excur­ ried (1) his cousin, Matilda Lee, and had sions iu war times on "Jeems" River. four children; married (2) Ann Hill At Williamsburg it was a strnngo Carter and had six children. He wnli sight, nnd one not noticed in our North- 147 ern papers, to see fortnightly on Satur­ War had many strange personal ex­ day afternoons, all turn out for military periences, at one time we were en­ drill and we attended from curiosity at camped on the sunny side of the Gen. these regular trainings in tho olcl Col­ Lee Mansion, and as raw recruits were lege City. facing the General with his well-drilled The usual number went down iu '00 veterans, and at another on the trail of and '61 and in the Spring the Southern the General and his retreating army. States wore secod111g very rapidly, and On the memorable 3d day of April, 1805. a large number of the boys were delayed our battery, the 4th N. ,, . , was the first in coming home until Virginia had se­ to enter Richmoud to find thut Lee had ceded, and it was then impossible, nnd evacuated the city only II few hours be­ !incl it not been for the personul 111terest fore. We were detailed to hold our po­ of Gen. Oustis,of Williamsburg, Va., who sition at Camp Lee, while the Cavalry was u linen! descendant of the Lees, and Infantry foUowed in hnste. Soon Fitzhughs, and the first husband of followed the greatest event of the war, Martha Washington, and the father of "Lee had surrendered, 1111d the war was Robert E. Lee's· wife, the boys would over." l111ve· conscripted in the Confederate As the news of the surrender came up army, but passes were furmshed by Gen. the James River, we first heard the can­ Custis, and the boys aUowed to cross nons firing in quick succession, and as the lines to their homes. the news reachecl the camps and forts The great majority of the floys on nearer, we could hear the accompani­ their return home enlisted in the Union ment, the bands were playing, and us army, and many fought over tho same tho news reached us our own cannons grounds they had become familiar with. were firing very rapidly, but only with I relate one incident of the war, ,John blank cartridges, and the bands aU over Nelson Kimble, who enhsted in the 15th the city of Richmond were playing in N. J. Infantry, and when near Wil­ cloublo quick time, and this was repent­ lw.msburg came across an old acquaint­ ed to tho north of us until the cannons' ance, a negro boy, a slave of Gen. Cus­ roar became as faint in the distance as tis, and followed Master Nell, a.nd be­ when we first heard them, But few, came a mascot to the old 15th Regi­ Union or Confederate, slept 011 that ment becoming useful in camp duties evm1tfnl night, Lee had surrendQred until the close of the war. After the war and the war was over. Kimble married, went to Ohio, and We saw General Lee on several occa­ being an acquaintance with the daring sions, not as a prisoner of wnr, but ns General Custer, and enlisted, a short one of the greatest American generals. time before the Coste:· massacre on The boys in blue Imel frequent occasions ,Tone 26, 1870, nncl he was nevrr heard to acknowledge this fact, but now, that of more. the war was over, ho wns snfo to pass through our ranks everywhere, bearing ty of the notors of the brave 1111d nuole the honors of II trne soldier, and Inter as deeds, and they are now only wnr a qniet pence-loving citizen. There hns memories to the few, nnd rocnllod 11s been II final roll cull to the great m11jori- some wild, wierd dre11m of the pnst. 6~n. "£iSbt Dorsc Darrp" £~c .

.This celebrated soldier, \Vho largely and tho offlciont commander of his cav­ occupied the public oyo in the Revolu­ alry arm, Oo!ouol Tarleton, may be best tion, is worthy of notice, both as an understood from General Greene's dis• eminent member of the Lee family, and patches, and from his own memoirs of as the futber of General Robert E. Loe. the operations of the army, which are He wns born in 1756, in tho county of written with ns much modesty as abili· Westmoreland, Va., which boasts of ty. From these it is apparent that the being the birth place of Washington, small body of the "Legion" cavalry, Monroe, Richard Henry Lee, General under its active and daring commander, Henry Lee and General Robert E. Lee. wns the "eye and tho ear" of Greene's Presidents, statesmen and soldiers-and, army, whos9 movements it accompanied after gradn11ting · at Princeton College, everywhere, preceding its advance, and entered the army in 1776, ns captain of covering its retreats. Few pages of cavalry, nn arm of the service 11fterw11rd military history are more stiITing than adopted by his more celebrated desc ,d­ those of Lee's memoirs describing ant, in the United States Army. He Green's retrograde movement to the soon displayed military nbility of high Dan ; and this alone, if the hard work order, and, for the capture of Pnulus' at the Entnws and elsewhere were left Hook, received a gold medal from Con­ out, would place Lee's fame as a caval­ gress. In 1781 he marched with his ry officer upon a lastil,g basis. The dis­ "Legion" to join Greene in the Caro­ tinguished soldier, under whose eye the linas, carrying with him the high es­ Virginian operated, did full justice to his teem of Washington, who h11d witnessed courage and capacity. his skillful 11nd d11ring operations in the "I believe," wrote Gen. Greene, ,Jerseys. His career in the arduous cam­ "that few officers either in Europe or paigns of the South against Cornwallis, America, are held in so high a posit.ion of admirntiou us you are. Everybody served a term in congress ; wns then knows I huve the highest opinion of you elected governor of Virginia.; returned us nu officer, aud you kuow I love you in 1700 to congress, nnd, in his orntion 11B n. friend. No mn.u iu the progress of upon the donth of Washington, em­ the cn.mpuign, lmd equn.l merit with ployed the well known phrase, "First in yourself." The officer who wrote those war, first in peace aud first iu tho hourts lines wus not n. courtier or n. diplomatist, of his countrymen." He died in Georgia but n. blunt n.nd honest soldier, who hn.d in the year 1818, having m11do a journey even Lee's bearing iu the most arduous thither for tho benefit of his health. straits, and was capnble of uppreciating General Henry Lee WllB mnrried military ability. Add Washington 'a twice; first, 118 we have snid, to his expression of his "love and thnnks" in cousin Mntilda, through whom ho be­ a Jetter written in 1780, aud the light.in cnme in possession of the old fn.mily es­ which he wns regarded by his coutem­ tate of Stratford, Vn.; and the second pornries will be understood. time, June 18, 1703, to Miss Anne Hill His "Memoirs of the War in the Curter, a daughter of Charles Carter, Southern Depn.rtmeut" is a valuable Esq., of "Shirley" on Jnmes River. The children of his second marriage military history and a very interesting were three sous and two daughters: book. Charles Carter, Robert Edward, Smith, After the war General Houry Lee Aun und Mildred. Col. Jobn munson.

' T'110 Presbyterian Ohnrch Records] Feb, 12, 1703, married Nathaniel Fair­ show that Oapt, John Manson became a child ,lune 24, 1700, who was a soldier member in 1773, He was connected in the Revolution, llB these Bible rec• with the iron mterest of Rockaway pre- ords were sent to the pension office to vious to the Revolution, and built "Guin- secure the pension of the snid Elizabeth ea Forge" about'! 770, which he sold with Fairchild, Anna, married Minton, 2,600 acres, to J"shua Winget, having probably of Rockaway; Margaret and failed in the iron business. The same John, truct was surveyed by Thomas Millage OoL ,John was a probable brother of to Benj, Beach and Ool. John Munson, Onpt. Solomon Munson, Jr,, who mnr­ He resided about one mile north of Rock- ried Mary Pierson Oct. 10, 1753. Ho away on the Hibernia road. Was cap- was boru 1725, died Feb. 8, 1803, and tni1i nt the beginning of the Revolution, belonged to the 1st Oompnny of the 3d u member flf the Oommittee of Safety Battalion. His son Ezekiel settled and Lt. Ool. in 1776, and as colonel en• Munson's Hill, Dover; was born 1761 listed men in Rockaway and vicinity and died Sept. 2, 1828. His wife Rhoda June 5, 1778, to serve nine months in the was born 1765 and died Nov. 15, 1827. 1st Reg. New Jersey Brigade. He Both buried in the Rockaway Oemetery. probably died soon after this service, as Descendants are still numerous in Mor­ no mention is made of him in the Ohuroh ris and Sasse:,: counties. Will not some Records after the Revolution. of them give further information in re- No records as to who he married. gard to Ool. John Munson, of Rocka­ Children were: Daniel, Elizabeth, born way? Cb¢ Poinson ;amnp.

Among the early settlers in Morris Sept. 80, 1866. She was born May 10, Oonnty in the lands bordering the Sus­ 178:l, died May 2, 1859, buried at the old sex line, called Holland Mountain, were cemetery on Holland Mountain. the Powlsons andMonrsons, both de­ Children of Isaac and Elizabeth: John, scendants from early Holland Dutch born NoY. 28, 1799, married Betsey Do­ families, and cloAely connected by inter­ Oamp Sept. 1826, romov·ed West. Abila, marriages. born Jan. 17, 1802, died young. Henry, Paulus Pieterse married Trintic Mar­ born Fob, 28, 1803, married Phebe Hen­ tin, came to New York before 1658; both derson, daughter of Moses, died Juno died 1702. Obild Martin Panlisse mar­ 13, 1888. She was born 1707, died May ried Margriet,je West,ervelt in 16U4. 6, 1872. Israel, born ,Inly 8, 1805, mar­ Ohild Paulus Martense married Jlachol ried Eliz.nbeth Smith April 6, 1882, by Demorest 1781, they had Martin, ,Jaco­ Rev. ,John G. Kanouse. OharlottA, bus and John, perhaps ot.l1ore. John born Jan. 17, 1808, married James M. married Gertrude 'l'erhune and hacl son Henderson, son of Moses, Dec. 10, 1825, John, who married Mary Oleveland, a died Jan. 26, 18.!)6. Sophia, born Nov. descendant of MOAes, the ancestor of 11, 1811, married John ,Jacobs July 1847. Grover Oleveland. ,John, ,lr., had Had one A0ll killed in the Civil War. Henry, born 1781, married Mary Mower­ !Rane, born Apr. 10, 1816, went West. son Sept.. 28, 1804, by Rev. Ebenezer Erlward, born Sept. 10, 1817; Elizabeth, ,Jayne, of Milton, N. ,I. He died June rn, born May 27, 1820; Jacob, born Sept. 26, 1854. ,lacob was married by Jayne 1824, married as second wife Sarah M., Feb. 14, 1806, to Oatharino Mowerson. daughter of Samuel Beat,y, Feb. 1867. Erlward also married n Cat,harinA Mow• She married (2) James Woods, of Stock. erson. Isaac, born Jan. 18, 1770, mar­ holm, N. J. Abraham, (twin) born Sept­ ried Elizabeth Mowprsou 1798, diPd ~H. 1824, married Jt1li11 Stockman. She 15 3. died Feb. O, 1801. Emeline, born July Sophia Aun, born Jnu. 20, 1828, married 31, 1828, married Moses Cooper, brother lsnao Paddick settled uenr Wawavaudn, of James, of Dover, N. J., the son of N. J. Phebe, born Mar. 15, 1830, mnrriecl ,Tames, the of John, who camo from Daniel Halsey Predmore, son of John, Haverstraw, N. Y., nt an early dnte. May 1, 1853, had soveral children. Selah, son of Henry and Mary (Mow- Mathias, born Aug. 5, 1882, married orson) born 1800, ma1Tied Louisa Wis- ctnughter of Charles Oard, WllR member ner and hnd children: Humco, William of 4th N, ,I, Bnttery. Moses, born Sept, H., Mary S., and 'fhomns. 28, 1834, married Jemima Jennings, Israel and Eliza (Smith) had children: daughter of Robert, Feb. 0, 1856, mom• Theodore, ,John Amsy, William R., her of 4th N. ,I, Battery. Julia, born Louisa, Mary nud perhaps others. Jan. 25, 1887, married Jacob P., sou of Henry and Phebe (Henderson) had Wm. Cole. Catharine, born Mar.. 25, children: John, l\fohlon and Anna M. 1830, married Edwnrd Bemn, died Dea. 0, 'l'he' Henderson family is closely con- 1807. ,John, born Mnr. 2:l, {8,11, married uected. Moses c11me from Ireland. He Aun WiJliams, daughter of William, married a Miss Gamoe, who came from May 10, 1803, (2) Julia A. Cook, daugh­ Hollaud. Children: Jallles M., born ter of Andrew, Oct. I, 1802, member ,fan. o, 1800, married Charlotte Pollisou of 4th N. J. Battery. Martin, born Dec. Dec. JO, 1825, died Jan. 8, 1882. Mathias 20, 1843, married ,Julia, dnughter of Eg­ was a minister, Aleazer, Joseph, boru· bert Post, Jan. 28, 1875, membe1· of 4th July Ill, 1816, WllR n minister, died at N. J. Battery. David, born Jan. 26, Warwick Apr. 26, 1880. Moses, Snmuel, 1847, married Mary, daughter of ,John Robert, Martin, Phebe, born 1807, mar- Ornue, ,Jr., Mar. 2, 1880. Oh1trles, (twin) ried Henry Pollisou, died May 6, 1872, born Jan. 6, 1847, married Sarah, daugh­ Susau, and Auun M. With the excep- ter of Wm. ,I. and Jemima (Cole) Win­ tion of James M. aud Phebe nil married ters, Dec. 19, 1877. She was born Apr. and settled at Oxford Furnace, iu War- 8, 1857, died Sept. 19, 1883. Mnn·ied reu county, N. J. (2) Emmons Frances Fredericks, Children of James M. and Chnrlotte: daughter of John, Dec. 24, 1888. ,James, Elizabeth, born July IO, 1820, married! born Mar. 27, 1850, married Christina Abraham, sou of Joel Hnrrisou, Feb. 22, Happier, daughter of Samuel. Sarah, 1851, died Apl'il 13, JR5G, had one daugh- bom Sept. 17, 1852, mnrried, name un­ ter Hnuuah, who was bom Apr. o, 1850. , known. Cb¢ compkins ;amnp.

Ichabod Tompkins wus the second \born Jun. 21, 1757, married Phebe Mor• minister to the Baptist Chur~h at Mor- ris Apr. 12, 1770; Huldnh, born Oct. 211, ristowu, from Nov. 0, 1760, to Jun. 3, 1760; Ichabod, born Apr. 1, 1701. 1711!, at which dnte he rlied. Ho wns Children of Uznl or Usual and Susun• succeecled by tho Rev. ,Tahu Walton ua (Beujnmiu) •rompkius: Peter, born Juue 17, 1707. He married Hauuah Bept. 17, 1772, murried Snrah, daughter Goble Dec. 24, 1740. She married (2) of Phineas Fuirchild, Dec. 15, 1706, lived Amos Stark, 1,ud diecl Feb. 7, 1707, aged in the house built by the Revolutiouury 70 years. soldier, Nathi\uiel Dickerson, opposite Children: Uzal, born Oct. 20, 1747, the residence of J. P. Crayon nt Frank• married (1) Murtha, daughter of Jami- Jiu. He died there Mny 27, 1836. His thnu Reeve, of Morristown. She died wife wns born Feb. 20, 1173, died at Apr. 22, 1770, aged IO. Ho married (2) Fmukliu May 0, 1801, both buried at Susanna Benjamin, probably of Rocka- Rockaway. Jacob, born Nov. 13, 1773, way, Dec. 30, 1771, she was born Aug. married Mary, daughter of Enoch Goble, 25, 1748, died Jun. 25, 1817. Her wed- lived at New Vernon, had children: rliug slippers are said to be at Washing- Mnry 0., Deborah, Phebe, Chillion uud ton Headquarters. He marriecl (3) John L., died at New Vernon July 6, Elizabeth Osborn Sept. 16, 1817. She 185ll. Abraham, born Apr. 10, 1775; died Mar. 12, 1884. He died nt Frank- Robert, born May 14, 1770; Jonathan, liu Apr. 12, 1881. Salome, born May 0, born Nov. U, 17i8, married (1) Nancy 174n, married Stephen, sou of Phineas Lindsley May 11, 1800. 8°he died Apr. Fnfrchild, Dec. 28, · 1,71. Phebe, born 7, 1807, married (2) Jane Baker Fob. 8, ,Jan. :m, 1761; Isaac, born July JO, 1758, 1808. He died JulylO, 1832. Hannah, died Sept. 20, JS06; Robert, born Apr. ·, bom Apr, 11, 1780, married William, 17, 1755, died Nov. 20, 1775; Nathan, sou of Enoch Goble, Dec. 17, 1790, died 1 55 l\for. n, 18!l0, Ho wns born 1787, died child) '.rompldus: Luis, born Sept. 211, Oot. 14, 18-IB. Snrnh, boru Apr. 6, 1782, 17DO, t Fmnkliu: Dnvid, born Nov. 0, 11111rriod ,TnnwH Stevens Mny 12, 1808, 1708; Selee S., born Oct. 15, 1802, mnr­ livod nt l\Ienclhnm, dlocl Mny 1, 1850. Ho ried Rebecca, dnughtur of Snmuel nncl wne born Aug, 211, l78il, mnrriocl Mnry Neomi (Southnrcl) Pnlmor, cliecl Jnn. 1, Oll1rk, Mny 14, 1800, lived nt Littleton, 1808. Sl10 i WIIR born Oct. l!!l, 1804, died cliuil Dec. 18, 18-17. Sho wns born 1786. Dec. 10, 1871. Both buried nt Roclm­ ,liocl Apr. 20, 181!4, Mnrtlm, boru Apr. wny. Hilu, born ,Tune 2, 1810, (011 tomb­ 7, 1786, mnrriecl .John Lindsley Feb. l!l, stone Nov. 20. 1806,) mnrried Willinm E. 1807, diod Apr. 16, 1801. Lived nt New lliuchmnu Apr. 27, 1825, lived nt Den­ Vernon. He wns bom Nov. 20, 1786, ville, nucl died Apr. 0, 1800. llo wns died July 2, 1868. Euuico, born Jnu. boru Apr. 24, 1800, died Sept. 24, 1872. ill, 1i81, n11u·riod .llinhlon Liucleley Apr. Both buried nt Rocknwny. . Ohilclren of Selee uucl Rebecca (Pal­ 27, 1800, died Feb, 1, 1878. Henry, mer) Tompkins born at Franklin : Silus bom Nov. O, 1788, died Sept. 17, 1820. B., Hila, mnrried Miller Smith; William Ohilcheu or Peter nud Snrnh (!fair- S., married Onthnriue Norris. Cb¢ WiSSins ;amilp.

A British biographer of Washington Ireturned to Mt. Hope and was placed in once made the 11Bsertion that in nil the command of Faesch's fnvor1te team, a bnttles of the Revolution, Wnshington position of honor, especially when thnt was never found nt the front with the teum knAw their driver and leurned men he commnnded. To prove to the that his word WllB lnw, and his whip contrary 1t wns related by Jonathan WllB gospel. It is 1·elated that he becnme Wiggine, who wns at the batt1e of Mon- an expert in the use of the whip, not ns mouth, N. J., and lost nu arm there, an instrument of cruelty nud punish­ that the company to winch Wiggins was ment, but as 11· capital punishment to attached, had mnde an advance to a any refractory flies that might annoy point far exceeding the rest of the nrmy, the team, and it is said could kill a fly when Washington rode up and ordtired that alighted upon the leaders ear with- a retreat to n position of less danger. out touching the ear with the whip. Wiggins related that he with others When distinguished company cnme to were climbmg over 11 high Virginia rail the "big house," still standing and re­ fence, when a British cannon ball struck m11rk11bly well preserved for one of its in the line of fence and completely de- age, Faesch would amuse his vi•itors by molished the under part of the fence, us getting Wiggins to show his expertness they were in the act of getting over it, Iwith the whip, by taking a chicken's and scattered the fragments far and head off with one blow from the whip. wide, much to the discomfort of the These stories have been h111,1ded down whole company. Fortunately no one was and related so many times that the nar­ killed; a few were slightly injured and rators have believed them true, and 11B I 1111 badly scared. have no means of confirming or reject- Soon after this occurrence he lost au -ing the same, nm not willing to 9ivo nrm nt Monmouth, and soon afterwards 1vouchers for nuthenticity. The Wiggins family cnme from Ger- 1827. Ooruolia DoOnmp, born Feb, lo, mauy, bnt whou, history doeR not rol11te. 1805, 111nrried Jonathan Apgar, ,Inly 8, Tho first of the 11111110 recorded iu Morris 1885, Mnry Aun, born Juue 24, JH07, Oounty, IR one Stephen W1ggius, who mun·ied Georg~ Moore, Pbobo For,l­ mnrried Surah White iu Jan. 10, 1752, 1111111, born June 10, 1800 mnrriecl S11111uel Jonnthan mny or may not lrnve been 11 0. Merritt, Nov. 10, 1827, died Sept. Ill, Rou; he wns boru Aug. 29, 1708, married 1802, He was born 1800, died Apr. 2a, Phebe l!'ordhnm 1781, probnbly from 1871; both buried at Rookawny, Wil­ Loug Island, died at 1111d was buried ut limn Fordham, born ,Tnly 13, 1811, died Mt. Hope Dec. 0, 1815, Phebe Fordham nt Ohicago Mar. 20, 1897. Snrah Html, wns born Deo. 22, 1704, died nt Long- born Jan, 13, 1815, mnrriorl Sanmel wood ,Jnu. 8, 1857, buried a Berkshire Monthnll. Susun Wirtm1111, born l!'eb,. Vnlley, 14, 1817, murrled Willium WillillmR Ohildrei1: William Fordham, born nt Mnr. 20, 1885. Uol Hurd, bcru Apr. 5, Mt. Hope Apr. ·21, 1782, urnrried Susnn 1820, livmg nenr BerkRhire Valley, mar­ Wirturnn, died Oct. 12, 1842: His wife ried (lJ Mutildn H. Woodruff, Jnn. 28, wns born 1776, died Jnu. 0, 1889. Both 1843. She wns born Apr. 23, 1821, died buried nt Berkshire Valley. Dnvid (1) Muy 20, 1871. (2) Mrs, Jnl!nn E. Em­ born Apr. 24, 1784, diod Dec. 27, 1786, mouds, July 3, 1872. She was born buried at Mt. Hope, Duvid Fordham, Apr. 2, 1810, died July 29, 1890. Both born May 24, 787, married Jane Gard, buried at Rockawuy. (8) Lucy A. Tnl­ claughter of Dnuiel aud Hannah (Mer- madge, daughter of Wm. H., Oct. 6, rick) Gard, Dec. 2, 1809, died Feb. 17, 1892. 1870. 1-lis wife was born July 8, 1789, Children of Duvid F. Wiggins: Sarah died Mar. 4, 1856; both boric! at Rocka- Fordham, boru Dec. 8, 1810, married way. Sarah, born Jau. 23, 1790, mnr- Alexander Norris, sou ofJncob and ried UeCHnrd Apr. 28, 1810. Margaret, Oatharine, Sept. 27, 1882, died Jnne 28, born June 7, 1792, mnrried ··1•erence 1879. He wns born Oct. 9, 1807, died Brannin, of Mt. Hope, died ].\for. 28, Muy 8, 1883. Bot-h buried at Rockaway. 1857. ~le was boru Aog. 14, 1784, died Lewis Gurd, born Mnr. 17, 1813, married ,Tnly 2, 1860; both buried ut Rocknwny. Eliz11 Fichter, duughter of Frederick, 'l'hcodosia, born Aug. 12, 1794, married Sept 5, 1835, died June 14, 1866. She Oliver Orossmau. Thomas, born Mnr. was born Oct. 21, 1812, died Apr, 18, .J. 1W8, d10d 011 the same clay ..lonathan, 1896. Both buried at Rockaway. Will­ horu Apr. 26, 1802. Somo of the Bible inm Fordham, born Mnr. 28, 1815, mnr­ recorcls and torubstono records disagree, ried Su~uu H. Doughty,

VnuDnseu; ,Tnue, mnrrierl Willinm Pol• geliun, boru Mny 81, 1851, mnrriecl larcl, of Dover, aucl George, liviug. Lewis G. Shnwgor, died Apr. 21, 1877. Obilclreu of Uel Hnrcl Wiggius: l\fo. Willinm, boru Jnue 80, 1858, Jiving nt tilcla, boru Feb. 6, 1844; Susan Ooruelia, Newnrk; Snrnh Elizabeth. born Feb. 20, 1856, mrmied Willinm F. Merritt, died born Joly 18, 1845, cliecl ,lnu. 22, 1846; .Inly 7, 1883; Myrtie D., born Nov. 2!1, Mnry, born Nov. 11, 1848, mnrriecl 1803, died Mill'. 10, 1865. Ohilclreu who Stewnrt Mains, died Dec. 9, 1870. Au- hnve died nre nll buried nt Rocknwny. Cbc Bcacb ;amny. Three brothers, the sons of Rev. Johu Idnnghter of Pnnl, had four ohildren; Bench, of Devonshire, Eng., Richard, (2) Phebe Wilcoxseu 1687, lmd eight Johu and Thomas Bench came from children. He died Mny 14, 1741. Na­ England to the New Haven Oolony. thaniel, born Mar. 1602, mnrried Sarah, Richard is first mentioned in 1630, John daughter of John Porter, of Windsor, 1041 aud Thomns 1647. Richard re- Ot., Apr. 29, 1080, She was born 1067, moved to Elizabeth, N. J., 1665, and had ten children. Hannah, born Dec. from thence to Morris county 1688. 1665, married (1) Zachariah Fairchild John died at Wallingford, Ot., 101'7. Nov. 3, 1681, had uiue children. He Thomas removed to Milford, Ot., proba- was born Dec. 4, 1651, died Jnue 3, 1708. bly died there. His son Zopher, with She married (2) John Burwell May 5, sons Epenetns, Josiah, Samuel and 1708. He died Feb. 1, 1727. Sarnh, Zopher, cnme to Newark in 1685. De- born Nov. 1667; Isanc, born Juno 27, scendants of the three "Pilgrims" set- 1669, married Hannah Birdsley, dangh­ tled in Moms county, but more promi- ter of Johu, of Stratford, Ot., Mny 3, neut at Rockaway and its vicinity are 1693, had six children. He died 1741. those of Pilgrim ,Tobu and wife Mary. Joseph, born Feb. 5, 1671, married Ohildren: Elizabeth, horn Mar. 8, Ahiah or Abigal Booth, daughter of 1052, married Eliasalph Preston, sou of IEbenezer, had six children, died Dec. 17, William, of New Haven, had eight chi!- 1727. Benjamin, born at Wallingford, dren. John Jr., boru Apr. 1654, mar- Ot., Mnr. 3, 1678-4, married Mary ried Haenah Staples, daughter of '.l.'hom- Hitchcock, daughter of James, of Wal­ as, of Fairfield, Ct., Dec. 18, 1689. had lingford, Ot., 1695, settled at Cheshire, five children. Mary, born Sept. 1656, Ot., 1606, removed to Newark 1714, and married Oapt. Thomas Yale. Thomas, ifrom thence to Hanover 1717. His wife born Mny 1659, married (I) Ruth Peck, was born Dec. 10, 1676. Benjamin and his family were the pioneorH of the seph Wncle, hncl ton ohilclreu, died Oct, Bench family in Morris county. 14, 1816. He wuH born 1705, nncl mnr- Ohilclron of Benjnmin nucl Mnry, nU riecl (2) Nnucy ('l'yle1•) Alling, clieclDeo. boru ut Wnlliugforcl, Ot.: Poter, born JO, 1818 Sept. 14, HlOU: Ellliice, born Aug. 3, Nonh, farmer nt Hanover, born Aug. 1698, married Obnclinh Hotchkiss. Beu- 19, 1708, (twin) ·mnrriecl (1) Jonnun,. jnmin nnd M,u·y, (twins) born Mny 10, cluughter of Thomas nud Abigail (Ross, 1702: Nunh boru Nov. 15; 1705, mnrriecl of Rocknwny,) '.l'hompsou, July 8, 1701. Huuunh Hurrimnu, dnnght.er of Joseph, She cliecl Aug. 25, 1797. (2) Eliznbot-h who Hettlecl nt Douville, died nt Hnuover Liuclsley, Mnr. 27, 1798. She wns boru July 20, 1780. Abuor, bom Sept. 17, nt Orntige 1768, died at Hnuover ,Tau. 0,- 1708, mnrded Sornh H11rrin11111. sister of 1867. H~ died Mny 19, funeral sermon Hnunnh, Mnr. 173-!, liv~d nt Deuville, Mny 22, 1825. diecl Juue l 1, 1708, probnbl.v buried ut H11uu11h, born Ang. 19, 1768, mnrried Rocknwny. 'fubithn, born l!'eb. 12, 'Rev. Onlvin Green Dec. 27, 1787, hnd 1712: Lydia, born Aug. 27, 1718. six children, died ,luly 14, 1847. He wns Ohildren of Nonh nnd Hnunnh, of born nt Hanover July 25, 17U5, died Feb. Hanover: Stephen. born 1732; married 3, .1847. Notes of funeral sermons were Patience Bedford, probable daughter of taken from Onlvi11 Green's dinry. Je­ '.l'imothy, Jnn. I, 1766. He mnde will mimtt, boru Aug. 28, 1770, married Ouleb Apr. 26, which wna proved Mny rn, I 701, 'futtle us second wife, the sou of Dnvirl elate of death uukuown. His wifo's fu. nud Snrnh (Coe) '.l'uttle, Jnu. 2, 1801, neral sermon wus preached ut Hnuove1· died Apr. 2, 184-!. He wns born ,July 14, church Feb. 14, 1802. Nathnuiel, born 1758, rli~cl Apr. 27, 1882, Jived nt Hnu- 1734, mnrried Snrah Peck ,Jau.'80, 1765, over Neck, hnd one child.. Phiuehns, died May 21, 1799. Wife's funeral ser- born Apr. 24, 1772, married (1) Patience mon Mny 30, 1811. Enoch, born 1787, Thompson Oct. 20, 1795. She wns born mnl'l'ied Mrs. Susan Durling, n daughter ,June 29, 1778, funeral sermon June 8, of Joseph Day. She was born 1789, died 1824. (2) Putty (Cook) Ball Oct. 23, Juue 8, 1777; Married (2) Mrs. Hnunnh 1826. She wns born 1784, died Mar. 2, Wheeler, n daughter of David Young, 18-!7. He died July 16, 1885, had eight born ,June 18, 1747. died Nov. 14, 1827. children. Peter, born Mar. 14, 1779, He died nt Hanover Mar. 7, 1814. Peter, married Haunnh Mulford July 18, 1798. born 17:40, nmrried, name nukuowu, She was born May 14, 1778, clied Dec. died Jan. 10, 1777. He had two sous: 10, 182!l: was dnught~r of Christopher Aaron, born 1765, died ut Kingston, N. Mulford, of Hanover Neck, aud wife J., 1826, und Cyreuus, born 1771, died Jnue Ross, of Roclmwny, N. J. He died nt Ne,vnrk 1529. Jan. 9, 1854, had thirteen children. Children of Stephen nud wife Pn- Children of Abner nud Snrnh, of Den- tieuce: Sarnh, born 1706, mal'l'ied Jo- ville, N. J.: Phebe, born Oct. 1, 1736; 162

Joseph, born Oct. 5, 1788; Eunice, born wore nil the other ohilclren, Oct. 28, Sept. 10, 1740; Isnnc, born Oct. 11, 1742. 1778, married at Bench Glen, Abraham Benjl\min, the progenitor of the Rock­ Moore, who wns born Mny 7, 1708, diecl riway Bel\ches, wns born nt Denville, N. l!'eb, 8, 1824, had nine clnldren. She J. Apr. 20, 1745, mnrried (1) ,Tn.ne Allen, died May 10, 1816. Elizabeth, born dl\nghter of ,lob nnd wife Ohristinn, of Dec, 17, 1777, marl'iecl Jepthri Garrigus Rockaway. She was born at Denville, at Bench Glen. He wus son of David N. J. Dec. 22, 1751, died Apr. 10, 1780. (2) and Abignil (Losey) Gnn·igns, born Nancy fSl\rren or Searing ns now writ­ June 7, 1776, died Jan. 22, 1808. She ten) Bignlow, widow of Dl\niel Bignlow, died June 25, 1833, '£hey 1·0111ovcd of Rockaway. She was b0rn Jl\n, 28, West uml bacl thirteen children. Job 1762, died Oct. 10, 1880. He died May Allen, born Apr. 6, 1780, mnnierl (l) 17, 1827. All buried l\t Rockaway. Siis°'anmth .Huthawny at Rockaway, ,Tune Ann or Crin, born Mar. 11, 1747; Abner, 12, 1800. She was danghtcr of Capt. Jr., born July 11, 1749; Snrnh born Oct. Silas uncl Prudence (Bnldwin) Hatha­ 21, 1751; Abraham, born Mar. 18, 1756; way, born Oct. 12, 1780, died Dec. U, Ephraim, born June 6, 1757; Dnvicl, 1822, Imel ten children. (2) Judith .,orn Jnn 10, 176i, married Phebe Dan­ Oouuelly Ang. 20, 1824. She wns born iels, died Jan.31.1815, buried at Rock­ Dec. 2, 1806, hud ten children. He died away. Apr. 17, 1840. Snmnel Seuring, born Ohildreu of Benjamin nncl wives ,Jnue Jun. 4, 1782, married ,Jnue Hoff at and Nancy : Ennico, born at Rockawny Rocknwny, June 27, 1805. She was Jan. 2, 1770, married Joseph Losey, hucl daughter of Oharles nncl Hannah ('l'ut­ one child, died Aug. 26, 1791. Benja­ tle) Hoff, born Ang. 6, 1785, died Apr. min, born at Rockaway Dec. 11, 1771, 11, 1874, had eight children. Ho died married (1) Catharine Miller Mar. 11, ,Tnn. 11), 1850. Both buried ut Rock11- 1707. She was daughter of John uud w11y. Solomon, born Nov. 16, 178:J, l\Iart,ha(Ooughliu) Miller, of Bench Glen, marriecl nt Ohesterfiolrl, S. 0., S,m1h N. ,T .. born May 12, 1776, died Apr. 15, 'l'erry J111rn !I, 1810. She wns born Nov. 1808, Imel five children. (2) Olive Brad­ 10, 17!10, Juul four children. He clied ley at Elizabethtown, N. Y., ,July 21, Ang. 12, 1850. Naucy,born Sept,. 24, 1785, 1808. She was born Mar. 14, 17b6, died died Apr. Ii, 1786; ,Joshua l\Inuson, born Feb. 23, 1821, had eleven children. (3) Den. 22, li86, died Apr. 28, 1806. Bot,h Mnry Halcomb at Mentz, N. Y., Sept. probably buried at Rockaway. Jane, 8, 1821. She was clriught.er of ,Jedirlinh born Mar. 20, 1780, married (lJ at Beach nnd Lydia (Hnysiugton) Halcomb, born Glen, Samuel Day Ang. 9, 1806. He Apr. 8, 1700, died Feb. 12, 1877, had nine was son of Samuel and Aune, born Nov. children. He dled Oct. 1, 1888, having 6, 1784, died Apr. 24, 1826, bud ten chil­ had three wives aud twenty-five chil­ dren. (2) .Jonah Lewis in Incliuna, dren. Ruth, born at Beach Glen, as Ang. 18, 1834. She died June 10, 1852. I 03

Ohilion, born Aug. JO, 1702, married (1) 1872; Hownrcl B., born 1873; D. Enston Oornelin DeOnmp nt Lougwoorl, N. J., and G. Weston, (twins) born 1876; Dan­ Nov. 2, 1814. She wns dnnghtor of Joseph iel, born 1877; J. Russell. born 1878; nu/I ,fone ('.l'nttle) DeOnmp,born ,Tnuo 27, Oliu A., born 1882. 1701, rlied Nov. 25, 1832, hncl nine chil­ Children of Enoch aucl wives Susnn dren. (2) Ontlrnrine (Righter) Hartwell nucl Ha.uunh: Samuel, born June 28, nt Rocknwny, Mur. 5, 1834. She was 1761. married Mary L. Thom.is, hnd dnnghter of Onsper Righter, nud widow four children, died Mny II, 1703. Dnr­ of Oyrus Hartwell, boru .Mar. 6, 17!!5, Jiug, born 1764, marriecl Keturah Green, die/I June 21, 1884, uo chilclreu. He clanghter of Rev. ,Jacob aucl Elizabeth dierl Sept. 20, 1842, buried nt Rocknway. (Piersou) Green, Mar. 31, 1700, diecl Nnucy, boru Ang. 12, 1794, marrierl at Ang. 31, 1798, hnd oue child, Elizabeth Bench Glen, Da11iel Hat,haway, son or Darling, bnptizecl 1701, mnrriecl Rev. ()apt. Silns, July 12, 1817, Juul uine chil­ Elisha Swift, Oct. 3, 1817.· Nancy, born dren. He wns born .Inn. 4, 1700, died .111Jy 19, 1767, mnrried Abrnham Halsey Dec. 2, 1862. She died Aug. 2, 1803. Oct. 20, 1791, died Oct. JO, 1805, They Both probably buried nt Roclrnway, hnd chilclren: William Ely, born July Ohilrlreu of David nnd Phebe, 1111 born 2n, 1792, diecl 1703; Snsau D., born July in New Jersey, 11ud removed nenr .Lake 3, 17iJ4, marrierl William, sou of Oapt. Ohnmplniu and Onunda: Sarah, born Stephen ,Jackson, of Rockaway, clied 17H-.1:; \Vi!Jiam, born 17801 Phebe, l>oru ,Tuue 26, I8BS. Snmuel B., born July 1787; David, ,Tr., born 17!10; Abraham, 24, 1796, diPd Sept. 15, 1871; Abraham, horu 17fll ; Mahlon, bol"ll Oct. 26, l i93, bol'IJ Oct. 8, 1708, cliod l\Iar. 17, 1852; mnrried Mercy May OlothiPr. Shewn• Silns D., born Nm·. 22, 1801, died Feb. bom Mny 12, l 7!!8. Nuucy, born 17~5; 17, 1881 ; Electa D., born Sept. 12, 1804, Benjnmi11, born 1798. cliprl Sept. 22, 1806 Electn, baptized Ohilrlreu of llfahlou 11ud Mercy. from Oct. ~2, 1769, mnrried (I) Silas Dicker­ records of Benson 0. J3ench: Iqnois, 011- son l\Iay 21, 1795. Ho was born 1772, tario, Elizabeth, born 1817; Dnvirl, born rlierl ,July 7. 1807. (2) Ool. ,Joseph Jack­ 181n; Phebe, born 1821; ~meliue, born son, of Rockaway, l\Iay 8, 1808. Gabriel, IH2B; Lymn11 C., horu 1825 i W. Heury, baptized Apr. 26, 1772, dierl youug; Abi­ boru I 828; As11, born 1830; M11hlon gail. baptized Feb. 27, 1774, rliecl young; l~orcl, ham Nov. IO, 183:J, mnrried Louisa Susanna, baptized Feb. 28, 1779, mar­ C. Wickwire, who was born Apr. 26, ried Philomen Bntes Mnr. 11, 1800, who 1835. ,lohn W., born 1837; l\Iercy Auu, was born 1709, died Oct. 20, 1840. Re­ born 1831}, moved to New York Stnte. Oathnriue Children of Mahlou Ford nucl Lonisn or Oaty. was born June 13, l 782, bap­ C.: Charles A., born 1S61'; Freilerick, tized Ang. 11, mnrriecl Rov. Barnabas born 1868; Benson C, nnd Ausou W., Kiug, of Rockaway, Oct.. 24, 1809, clied (twins) bom 1870; Mnhlou W., boru July 13, 1821, hacl chilclreu: Elizabeth, who mnrr1ed James L. Pie1·so11; Eleotn, Sho wns born Mnr. 18, 1782, died July married Rev. Baker Johnson, ~011 of 20, 1860, He diocl Apr. 10, 1802, buried Mahlo11, Mriy 8, 1832. He wns bor11 at l:tockawuy. Oct. 23, 1808, died Oct. 18, 1880. Bar11n­ John, sou of Onpt. Enoch wns boru bns B., wns runjor 111 Oivil Wnr of 11 Nov, 14, 1700, cliecl Aug. 20, 1703. Missouri Regiment and wns killed ut I n.m indebted to mn11y of my corres­ Pittsburg Lnll(ling, Apr. 0, 1862. He po11de11ts n11d records of Rockn.wuy, man·ied Mntildn Oarnegy, Sus1rn, mnr­ Morristown, Hanover n11cl Newark for riecl Rev. Joseph :b'. Tuttle, mnuy yenrs this . 1mcl other Bench lines. For fear collengue of Rev. B. King nt Rockn.wny, this sketch nnd tho render's patie11co rem()ved to Orawfordsville, Iucl. Joh11 mny grow somewhat n11equnl, I leave wns drowued nt Sau Frn.11cisco, Oil!., out very 111n11y of the lines of later dn.te. Dec. 22, 1851. Snmuel, mn.rriorl ,Tltne Freel H. Bench, of Dover, hns made ex­ tensive research in the line of Joh11 of D. Bench, daughter of Ohilio11. Rev. lnter date, n.nd George M, Bench, of BurnabllS .King, married (2) Olnrissu Ohicngo, hns over 5,000 of the line of Strong, widow of Willinm Thompson. Zopher who cnme to Newark. Cb~ Clark family.

Among the enrliest settlers i'.1 ~orr_is ISr., 1753, settl~d ou lnuds adjoining Connt.y wns Henry Clnrk, who 1t 1s su1d Doty, probnbly now Brookside, N. J. wns born in E111,:lnnd, more probnbly She die

Aune, the second daughter, wnA born 1• Rockaway. here 1729, and married Samuel Cozard, The second Henry who purchased the 166 homostend iu 1775, hnd children, by 1st dom, N. J,, 1802, died 1820. Massa, wife: Henry (3) boru Jan. 20, 1700, mar• 1,orn Oct. 17, 1788, mnITied Thompson ried Mnry Smith (probably Polly, dnugh• Bonnell, died 1844. Jnue, born ,Inn. 12, ter of William, who wns killecl on Shon- 1780, died Feb. 12, 1848; Aaron H., born gom pond) Feb. 15, 1781. She wns boru Sept. 3, 17!!1, cl!ed Sept. 27, 1704; Anna, 1761, died Apr. 5, 1815. He became born Jnn. 11, 1704, married James Mc­ minister nud probably removed to Mend- Loughlin 1828, died 1801. Jesse S., hum, N. J, Johu, boru 1701, died 1788. born Feb. 8, 1708, married Sarnh Millen By 2nd wife: Nntlrnuiel, born 1707, 1828, died 1800. Henry (4) born Feb. maITied Jonuna Newton 1780, died 1886. 17, 1801, married Mnrgnr@t Smith Mny She wns born 1703, died 1830. Isnnc, 27, 1880, died Dec. 14, 1878. She wns born 1760, muITied Phebe Axtell 1789, born Dec. 20, 1804, died Oct. 27, 1868. died 1841. She wns born 1771, died 7K Nathnniel, Jr., !ind one sou Henry, 1882. Anue, born 1777, mnITied Elisha born 1754, who mnITied Mnssn Loree Bench 1706, died 1822. He was born 1769 1774; he died 1708. They hnd two dnugh­ nnd died 1822. ters: Abignil, born 1775, married Col. Children of Rev. Henry, of Mendhnm: Wm. Pool 1796, d10d 1887. He died John, boru Dec. 26, 1781, maITied 1880. Sibellin, boru 1779, mnrried Tryphn Roberts, probably of Mt. Free- Daniel Lawrence 1796, died 1848. Anthony Dougherty, the first member of Moses Webb, of Vernon. He was of this family of whom we have auy boru 1804, die<,! !\fay 4, 1888. Second records, probably first settled in Vernon wife was born 1815, died .llfar. 28, !884. township, Sussex C'ouuty, N. J., some­ Mahnln, horn Jnue 1, 1812, mn1Tied time before the Revolution. He married Willinm Wisner; Rnhnma, born 1814; a daughter of Abrahnw, or as the Dutch RebeGcn, born 1_816, mnrried Snmnel have it, Brom Davenport, then settled Normnu, 'of Milton, Dec. 4, 1842, died at or near New Found]nnd, N. J. '.!.'bey July 22, 1850. 'fhomns, boru 1818; were probably, pnreu ts of n large fanli • William ; Robert Alexander, boru !828, ly, but t,bere nro only two of which we mnrried Emetmo, dnnghter of Anson have nny records. It is more thau nud Nnucy (Allington) Barton. She probable that Anthony aucl his wife aud was l1oru Oct. 1829, died ,fan. 21, 1899. others of the family, removed to the Jacob; ,1ulin, married Cha\-Jes T. Wnl­ West, and nil records lost. lace, of Onk Ridge; Margaret, boru Margaret, his daughter, ,vns boru nt Ang. rn, 1828, man-ied Ezrn Halsey, son Oanisteer ,July 23, 1784, mnrried Will­ of Christmn Dowint and Sarah 1\1. iam Boyd, son of one of tho first settlers, (Woorls) Dny, July 25, 1850. He was aucl settled at Oanisteer; she died there boru .llfay 25, 1829, died 1898. Apr. 14, 1859, buried nt Cnuisteer. Wm. Children of Wm, and .llfary (Boyd) Boyd man-iecl 2nd Mrs. Parcells Sept. 7, Wright: .lliahnlah, born July 18,,1828, 1859. She died Dec, 7, 1863. He died mnrriecl Ge.;;:ge C. King, of Morristown, Nov. 20, 1869. All buried at Cnuisteer. Sept. :JO, 1857, died Feb. 9, 1869. EI­ Children: Mary· Bpyd, boru June JO, Ieuor, born Jniie 24, 1884, married Will­ 1810, married William Wright, a local iam, son nf John nnd Aun (Donn) Kim­ exhorter ancl preacher, ,vl10 married ble, Feb. 9, 1854. Joel, born 18:!G, was second Sarah (Williams) W~bb, widow with Sherman in his famous march to Urn HOii, now nt SohllorH' Home,Kmm1oy, marriocl. Mnry, born Oot. 24, 1827, N, ,1, Acl11111 Clnrk, born ,111110 5, JB.10, mnrriocl (I) Philip Smith, hnrl 0110 HOii llllll'l'iml l~llnnnr A. WillilllllH Apt•, 20, lllllll!ld Philip, who WIIR killurl In tho 18115, WIIA II momlmr of "I-lnrl'iH Li11ht Olvil Wnr. Mnrriecl 12) Willlnm P. O11v11lry" clied Jnno 4, 180•1. Huboccn, Normnn Nov, 4, 1805, Gnorl(o, horn born M11y 20, 18·11, 11111rriccl Eclwnrd 0, ,Tnno Jr., !HBO, n111rriecl Hnrriot,, cl11ul(h­ Hnrcl Nov, 27, 1806; l!'nnuy M., born t11r of AuHon aud Nnucy (Alliugton) July 21, 184-1, mnrriml Le,vis Hnrcl Nov. Ilitrton, wnH killed in tho Oivil Wnr 10, 1802. Doc, 3, IHU2. Jo11!, hol'Ll Apr. 26, !8BB, Jnnws Doul(hert.y, horn Mny 211, 1788, diorl in tho Civil Wnr l\foy 7, !HOil; mnrried 1817 Mnry, 1l11111(hter of ,Tahu Dllvicl, horn Aug, 6, 18HU, wont to WeRt­ 1111d Sophi11 (Myers) Oraue. He \VUB ol'll PenuRylvania aud cliecl thero. shoemaker by trncle nud Jived nt O1111iH• ,l!lmeR, horn ,Juno li, 183!), enlisted in teer, N, J. Ho ,lied in Susijex conuty Oo. a, nth N. J. Regiment at Rockll• J nu. 14, 1802. His wife wns born Feb. wny 11ml died iu Andersouvillo prison 7, 1708, uied Sopt, 6, 1853, buried nt Ang. a. 186•!. Oauistor. Ohildren of ,Anthony nud Mary ,T. Ohilclreu : Anthouy, born at Cnuisteer (Bench) Doui:herty: Lucy E., born Oct, Nov. \l, 1817, removed to Rocknway, I, 1840, diccl Oet. 0, 1807, r.rnrried Sid­ married Mary J., clanghter of ,John am! llPY Bnbbitt Aug. 15, 1857. He WllR [I Sophm (Blnnchnrd) Bench, He diecl membor of Co, G, 40th N, J, Regiment, Mny 10, 1804, buried nt Rocknwny, born 1886, died l\foy 16, 1880. Bot,h Eliznbeth, born Aug. 27, 1811), marriecl buried at Rockaway. Miuorvn, A., ,John l\iascar, ,Jr., Jnn. 1, 1830. He was boru Jnue 0, 1844, mnrried H. L. Spicer born May 6, 1817, died Dec. 21, 1890, Sept. 4, 1802; Corueli.». Uorn May 21, Both buried nt C1misteer: ,Tobu, born 1840, died Sept. 27, 1865, buried at Rock­ Apr. 12, 1822, married June 16, 1843, awny; Robert Hnrris, born Apr. 13, Eliza, daughter of Willinm Bench, for­ 1848, dierl Mnr. 8, moo; Mary, born ,July 28, 1840, diecl Ang. 22, 1860, buried merly of Rockaway, removed to We~t­ nt, Rocknw11v. Clam E., born May JG, ern Peunsylvania aud died there. 1852; ,Jane, born Mny 12, 1865, died Oct. Alexander, born M,1r. 20, 1825, never 12, 1855, buried at Rocknwuy. 'rho Fordyce family cn1110 from New, .Tan. a, 1811!1, bnried nt Mt. Freerlom, N, Prnvideuce to Shongom, N. ,T., nbont J. His wifo wnR born Sept. 8, 1824, 1815 or 20. Abrnhnm Forclyco nt one cliecl Apr. 17, 1804, bnriorl nt Mt. Froe­ timo owuerl Shongom nncl conrlncterl I\ dom, Imen Onroline, still living, mnr• lari:o lumber business there after the ricd William G. Quimby, of Shongom, iron lmsiuess hnd fnilecl. It is not N. ,T. Phebe, mnrrierl Robert P. Allen, lrnown who his wife wns; they were of l\It. Freedom, Snruh, mnrried Jo• probnbly married before he cnme to seph l\IcOord, of Ehzubeth, N. J. John, Shongom. cli<'cl young. Ohildreu: Abby S., married (1) Kith• Ohildrou of ,Jacob H. nud Onthnriue: cart, (2) ,l111uca Randolph Snyrc, of llfor- llinry Arlnliue, born Sept, 3, 1848, mnr­ ristowu, N. ,T. Mnry, boru lllnr. 18, ried (I) Lewis Hill, sou of John O .. i8l7, 111nrrierl ,John H. Lyon, sou of ,Jo. Mar. 21, 1860. He wna born Sept. 2, seph, Dec. 22, 1842, ctiod Sept.. 22, 1803, 1847, clierl l\Inr. 8, 1870. (2) Isnnc Lyon, huriecl nt Rocknwny ,Johu H. Lyou son of ,John S. nurl llfory E. (Meeker) wus boru Sept,. 5, 1817, still liviug at Dec. 24, 1871, resident, of Uuiou, N. ,T. Brookside, Eliza L .. born 1823, 1ua1·rierl Jacob Henry, ,Tr., born Sept. ~I, 18.50, Oliver Lozier, of Hnckett.stown, N. ,T., mnrried (I) 111nry E. Spencer Apr. 11, clforl Sept, LU, 1888. Ho wus born 1817, 1872. She clied Sept,. 12, 1874. (2) clicrl Juno 4, 1884. ,Jncou Henry, bol'II Kiit.e A. Ready Nov. 10, 1878; (B) Miu­ Dec. 20, 1825, married Oatl111riue 0. Par• uie Losey Sept. 21, 18U3, resident of sous, or Piersou, Oct. 20, 1847, always Uuion. Eva Louisa, horn Jnu. 6, 1854, liacl a lively interest in Ohlll'ch and Snu- marriP

The Hathaways were a numerous About half way between Rockaway family In Morris Oounty, having settled and Morristown on the Littleton road, nt Morristown ancl Hanover, N. J., nt lived ,Jonathan Hathway. He ·owned an early date, and by many intermar­ the "Hathaway forge" between his resi­ riages with the old fnmi!ies were related dence and llfori-is Pl11ius. Jonathnn nnd connected with very many of the Hathaway was born 1738, died Aug. 26, older settlers, many doing service in the 1814, buried nt Morristown. His uenr Revolution. This sketch will he con­ neighbors, the Garrigus, attended t.110 fined to the lines resident and connected Rockaway Ohurch, while the Hntha­ with the Rookawny church and buried ways attended church at Morristown. in the Oemetery. He mnrried (1) Lydia Peck Deo. 20, Simeon Hathaway and wife, of Mor­ 1759. She wns born 1786, !lied Sept. IO, ristown, N. J., had children baptized nt 1602. His second wife was S1m,h Pru­ the Presbyterian church: Elijah, Ohloe den. She was n daughter of Oapt, J!\mes Samuel and Annie were baptized Nov. Keen, and was second wife of Isanc :Pru­ l, 1747; Silas, was born Oct. 12, den. They were married l\j:nr. 26, 1803. 1749, baptized Nov. 8, 1749, lived Ohildreu: Nathaniel baptized at Mor­ at Rockaway where he married ristown June 21, 1761, died Apr. 20, Prudence Baldwm ,Tan. 24, 1773, was 1770. Sarah, baptized June 5, 1763; captain in the Revolut-ion. He died Timothy, baptized June 30, 1765, died Feb. 7, 1803. Both he and hi• wife Aug. 4, 1770; Thankful, born May 15, Prudence and their son Samuel, who 1767, married Benjamin Lamson, ,lied was born Sept. 11, lf'}"4, and died Dec. 1827, buried at Rock:oway. Phebe, born 17, 1802, are buried at Rockaway. Ang. 18, 1769; Abip-ail, born ,Tau, 16, Miriam, daughter of Simeon was bap­ 1772; Jonathan, who was 11 rloctor and tized Apr. 12, 1752. dentist, born Dec. 21, I 773: Lydin, born Sept,, 26, 1770. was both, dolightecl iu the pulling of Dr. ,Jmmthnu mnrriecl ns his second teeth for n Rmnll consiclorat10u it was wife Snlly, widow of l\loseR Cooper. Sho Dr. Hutlrn.wny, In this line he became wns n Clifton. Tlwy hncl one HOil ,Toun­ fnmous, the suffering Immunity who bo thnn, who occ11pie1l tho Ifothnway came nearly clistrnctecl by a troublesome homestcl\!l nntil ubont 1870. molnr, woulcl trnvol miles in the cloacl 'l'he henling powern of Dr. ,Tonnthnn honr of night for rolirf, but us usunl, us Hnthnwny's snlves, ointments nml other when toet.11 are going to be extrnctml iu medicines becnme known fnr nud w1cle. these clays, the sight, of the dentist with Those who hnd been uftlictecl for nrnuy tnrukoya nucl fol'Ceps, tho uchiuga wonlcl years nppliecl to him for relief, nncl 1·e­ s1ul<1011ly cense out of uervoua sympnthy, turoecl to their homes nlmost miraculous, aucl tho patient not having the courage ly cnrecl. We knew one of his pntieuts, to ouclure the pain of extmctiou, would Duniel Holly, who livecl ut Stockholm. return home when tho trouble rcturuocl, He hacl bonstecl that he hncl uevPrknowu nud the second journey was made with a sick clny in his life, bnt iu Ins Inter mor~ fnvornble 1·esults. years nu ulceration nfflictecl the sole of The doctor nncl dentist inherited a his foot, aucl not lu1ving the pntieuce of goodly number of clollurs aucl a smnll Job to endure the pnin, he applied to farm, aucl wua 11 liberal benefactor to the Dr. Hathnwuy for 1'0!ief, a distance of encl. When he was about to bulnnce up about thirty miles. 'l'he doctor exnm­ his uccouuts ~vith this world, he willed ined the foot, but shook his hcucl doubt­ thut his postcnty shoul

Serg. JamAR Ketcham resided 011 months, 4 days. No records of the other. Ketcham property half a mile east of Nathaniel with Noah Caborn, of Den­ Rocknwny. He wnR boru April "10, 1758, ville, were found dead by Joshua in a rlied Mar. 18. 1820, man·ied Rhoda Os- collier's cabin Apr. 12, J826, which had born, of Denville, iu 1778 or '9, who was fallen in upon them while sleeping. born Oct. 12, 1758, died May 9, 1847. Anna Eliza, died at the age of 13; She was member of the P1·esbyterian Abby, never married. Phurch since 1797. Both a1·e buried at, William, brotherof,Jnmes,wnsaRevo- Denville Cemetery. lutionnry War soldier, lived at Rock- Children: Hannah, born 1780, the ol

The family of Lyon is of great n.ntiq-1 William Lyon ns descended from Sir ty in Scotland. The nncestor of the Adam Lyon, knight, first sou of John family, John de Lyon, en.me over with de Lyon, the Feudal Baron, the French William I. He or oue of his immediate family of Leonne, originated from ancestors settled in Perthshire, i11 the Leones, n. pn.rtrician family of Rome. district still en.lied Gleulyon. Sir John '!.'he latters's third son, Sir ,Jolm Lyon, Lyon, son of .John de Lyon, " a young Baron of Fortevoit, was the ancestor of man of very good parts and qmilit.ies, the Earls, of Strathmore. Gen. N athau­ aud a very graceful and comely person, iel Lyon (Civil Wur) claimed direct de­ and a great favorite of the kiu_g (Rob- scent Sir Thonrns Lyon, of Anldhnr, ert II,) was Lord High Chambel"laiu of Forfarshire, designat~d master of Scotland. The Princess .Jean, the king's Glamis, brother of ,Tohn, the Eighth daughter, bemg in love with the fair- Lord Glamis, oue of t.110 principals favored young man, he received her in the seizure of James VI, at hand in marriage, and with it the lauds the raid of Ruthern 1582. aud of Gin.mis, 1372." Until that time after Ins return, he with the Glamis was n. royal residence of a line Earls

Thomas died 1094, had wife Elizabeth, uah, married Lemuel Ward; Snrah, whose will 1781, names children: Thom- married Joseph Hedden, Esq. as (2), Isaac, Elizabeth, Aun as Mills Joanna Lyon, who married John Pru­ and Phebe Thomson (Penelope Thomp- don (born at Milford 1675,) was son of sou, Congers Notes). Thomus (2) will Rev. John, the school master who gradu- 1750, Daniel nnd son-in-law, Samuel ated at Harvnrrl 1608. Children: Joau­ Boud. Isaac died Feb. 8, 1704, aged 72. ua 1111d Abigail, who mnrried Denoon William, children: Mntt1111i11h, ,John, Samuel Alling. Eliphlet, Abigail nnd Jane; granddaugh- Benjamin Lyon (8) had children: Ben• ter Lucy Pierson. Mnttauiah died nt jamin (4) who married Mary Lum Nov. Morristown Feb. 4, 1704, aged 09. (He 18, I 747; Martha, married John Qlover had wife Mary, Morristown records give Sept 14, '17./.7; Mary, married Ezekiel children: ,Tobu and wife Esther; Hau- Younglove May 10, 1740,who had daugh­ uah, baptized Ap1·. 28, 1703, died Ang. ter Dorcas, who ma1Tied Zeuas Baldwin 18, 1708; Stephijn Smith, baptized Nov. Ang. Ill, 1769. The tribe of Benjamin 24, 1704, died May 11, 1790; Harvey, seems to hnve settled at an early date at baptized Dec. 0, 1767, died Sept. 24, Morristown and Mendham, N. J. 1791; Jacob, born July 30, 1771; Isaac, Samuel Lyon, sou of Benjamin, (2) Moses and Aaron.) born 1789, died 1780, marl'ied Phebe John, died 1094, had wife Hannah Chandler, born 1730. died 1781. Olnl- and four children. dreu: Samuel, born Sept. 19, 1753, died Nathaniel died before 1702, his widow Dec. 31, 1776; Tappen, born Feb. 5, Mary married Potter. Children: Mary 1756, died Dec. 15, 1776. Samuel and and Elizabeth. Tappen were captured by the British Dorcas, died young; Mnry, married aud confined in the Sugnr House Prison ,Tobu Ward, had a sou John and II iu New York and rlied,there. Phebe, grandson Lemuel, who mnrl'ied Hau- born Oct. 14, 1758, died Oct. 16, 1821 ; 1111h Caulield. John Ward married (2) David, born Dec, l!I, 1760, died May 21, Abigail Kitchel. 1845; Auu, born Jnne 27, 1763, died Jan. Benjamiu Lyon (2) had wife Mnrthn, 20, 1846; Aaron, boru Sept. 7, 1766, died boru 1604, died 1749, bad son Benjamin Oct. 31, 1768; Joauun, born Dec. 1, 1769, (8) born 1719, died J75S, buried at Eliza- died Nov. 11, 1791 ; Cnleb, born Sept. 29, beth churchynrd. 1771, died Apr. 27, 1854, removed to Auna Lyon, who nrnrried Isrnel Can• Schnectady, N. Y. Amos, born Sept. field (born 1684 at Milford, di eel 1744 at 28, J 775, married Charity Harrison, of Newark,) had children: Thourns, Esq., Lyons }?arm,, died Dec, 28, 1823. She married Eliza Baldwin; David, died was born Nov. 22, 1776, died Feb. 21, 1756; Ephriam, died 1759; lsrnel,Abra- 1853. ham, Phebe, married Timothy Bruen ; J Children of Amos Lyon and wife AbiRail, married ----Bench; Hau- Charity: Nancy, born Nov. 21, 1801, mru.Tiecl John Wilson, of North Shields, 1700. Children : Charlotte, born 1700; Eug., clied Feb. 1808; Juli!\ Aun, born Mary, born 1800; Sarnh, born 1802; Juue 21, 1808, mnrried Dnuiel Boker, of Rhod11, born 180ll; Bulah, boru 1804; Irviugtou, N. Y., died July 16, 1852, Daniel, born 1800; Joel, born 1807; 011leb, born Aug. 16, 1805, died June 14, Abel, born 1808: Gilbert, born 1809; 1807; Joseph, born Oct. 12, 1807, settlecl Simon Lyon, third sou of Daniel, m11r­ at Mt. Gilead, Ohio, clied about 1802; riecl Cbristmia Stewart 1806. Children : Phebe, born June 80, 1800, married Mnri11, born 1800; Sarah, born 1808; Joshua Edwnrds, of Lickuiug county, John, born 1800; Rebecca, born 18ll; Ohio, died Ang. 15, 1808; Oaleb, (2) Jnmes, boru 1812; Jncob, horn 1814; born Ang. 21, 1811, married Julia Aun Dnuiel, boru 1810; Elizu, born 1818; Jo­ Rnbb, settled at Uticn, Ohio, died Dec. seph, born 1821; Margaret, born 182a. 9, 1897; David, born Oct. I, !Sill. died Moses, sou of Benjumin, (2) born 1731, Apr. 4, 1886; Hannah, born Jan. 31, died Mar. 27, 1813, marriecl Mary Har­ 1816, died May 6, 1820; Jolrn, born Mar. ris. She was bol'u 1730, died June 12, 17, 1818, mnrried and settled in Broad­ 1800. Both buried at Elizabeth, N. ,1. way, Hale county, Ohio, died Apr. 28, Moses was Rovolutionlll'Y soldie1· in 1803; Elizabeth, born Ang. 21, 1821, died Capt. Abraham Lyon's 7th Company, Dec. 28, 1821. 4th Bnttiliou, 2nd Essex Regiment. Matthias, sou of Benjamin (2) born Children of Moses Lyou and wife 1738, was Revolutionary soldier, cap­ Mary: James. born llt Lyous Farms tain in Col. Drnyton's Regiment. He Ang. 31, 1756, emigrated to Ohio 1787, had sou Joseph, ancl ilied 1797, buried died Sept. 20, 1841, at tho homestead, nt Elizabeth churchyard, Mill Creek Farm, near Cincinuati, Chio. Daniel Lyon, son of Beuj,umu, (2) He was Revolutionary soldier in Col. was Revolutionary soldier in Oapt. Jedadiah Balclwiu's Regiment of Marsh's Troop of Ligbthorse, married Artificers, 1111<1 pensioned for three years Eunice Fitz Rauclolph 1761. Children : actunl service. He m11rl'iecl (1) Eliza­ Benjamin, born Sep:. 2B, 1763; Dauid, beth Williams, of Newark, Apr. 21, born Nov. 2, 1765; Sarah. born Nov. 8, 1782. She was born May 18, 1759, died 1766; Rhoda, born Dec. 3, 1768; 11t Cincinnati Sept. 10, 1800. (2) Mrs. Matthias, born Sept. 26, 1771 ; Mary, Mary Hammel, Nov. 4, 1801. She died born July 22, 1774; Simon, born Apr. Nov. 13, 1818. (3) Mrs. Mary W11li11ms, 2, 1777; John, born Nov. 5, 1786. widow of Thomas Williams, the brothel' [Conger's notes Ham Daniel Lyon aud of Elizabeth. She WllR born June 22, wife Eunice. Will 1796. Chidreu: 1763, died Dec. 22, 18B4. No children Abraham. ,Toseph, ,Tacob, David, Daniel, Aaron, Moses, John, Stephen, Crecy, by second and third marriage. Sarah, Phebe, Joanna and Auna.] Henry, horn 1757, married Joanna E. Matthias Lyon, son of Daniel and who was born 1766. He Eumce, married Mary Fitz Randolph was Revolutionary soldier in B11ldwi11'i! Artificers uud applied for peusiou for vooat, died 1880. t.11reo yenrs' service 1818, clismissecl from Obediah Lyon, born 1765, lived ou a Elizabeth First Presbytorinu Church to farm between N ewnrk and Elizabeth, N. Newnrk, N. J,, 1881. His wife diecl J.,married(l)Ontharlue Oraue,died Sept. nt Newark, 1840, uged 74. Ohildreu: 13, 1847. She wns boru 1768, died 178!J. .Tames, Heury uud Huuunh; nil died (2) Snrah Meeker, whowns boru·1765, childless. died 1852. Ohildreu of Obediah nud Moses, boru 1761, died 1763, buried nt wife Sarnh: · Stephen, born 1791, clied First Preshyterinn chnrchynrd at Eliza­ 1804; Dnvid, born 1708; Elizabeth, born beth, N. J. 1705; Onthnrine, born 1797; Hnrris, born Moses, (2) boru Dec. 21, 1768, at 1790; Abigail, .born 1803. Lyons Fnrms, died ntPrnttsburg, N. Y., Richard Lyou, married (1) Sallie J\Iny 2, 1828, mnrried Eliznbeth Aruett Hendrix, who wns boru 1784, died 1810. ut Eliznbethtowu Mny 1787. Sho was Ohildren: Abigail, boru Ang. 5, 1702, boru Apr. 24, 1760, died nt Plattsburg, died at Osnge,liJ., 1888, buried nt Eliza­ N. Y., Apr. 7, 1822. beth, N. J. Snrah, born Dec. 10, 1704, Children of Mos~s Lyou aud wife married Asn Prior, died Feb. 1880; Elizabeth: James, born Apr. 27, 1788, Richard, boru Sept. 19, 1706, married married Lydiu Morely, died Mar. 15, Martha Waldrou, died iu Michignu ; 1864; Moses, born Mar. 18, 1780, mar­ Mnry, born Jau. 10, 1799; Moses, born rierl Sallie Beutou, died Apr. 21, 1863; Feb. 25, 1802. diecl iu New York Oity Mary Bowman, born Apr. 15, 1791, mar­ Aug. 31, 1844, married Oathnriue ried William Words, died Apr. 18, 1873; Wright; Johu Joseph, boru Nov. 15, Elizabeth Aruett, born Feb. 10, 1798, 1809, died nt sea. Richard Lyon mar­ married Ebenezer Rice; Abigail Grum- ried (2) Effie VanHonteu. of Bergeu,

111011, born Nov. 20 1 1797, 1nnrried Samna 1811. Ohildreu : Mnry Harris, boru Feb. l'l Rice, dierl Nov. 24, 1883; Robert 24, 1812; Dnvid Demorest, boru Mar. 26, Boud, born Sept. 27, 1796, marrierl 1814; Aaron Grnmmou, born Feb. 9, Cuthnriue Bacou, clierl nt Conueaut, 18Hl; Rachel Demorest, born Nov. 29. Ohio, Oct. 5, 1859; Abner ParcAll. born 1817 . •Jnu. 27, 179!1, married Helen Harris Lyon, died unmarried, wns Humphreys, died 1878; 'fhomns Bow­ burierl in the old church yard, Spriug man, boru Ang. 9, 1801, married Oe,·in Rtreet, uear Bleeker, in New York City. Smedley, died 1878; Sarah Gibbs, boru He wns a merchant nt New Orlenus. 1803, married Normnu '.l.'owu, died 1884; Hauunh Lyon died unmarried nged 95. Lewis Shexill, born 1805, rlied 1806; Mary Lyon, mal'l'ied (1) Capt. James Charles Procter, boru 1808,

Samuel Mills, of Loug lslaud, had 11770, died May 0, 1811. (2) Eunice sous Timothy nnd Samuel nnd perhaps Johnson Nov. 8, 1811. She was born others who name to Morris Oounty as 1785, died Jan. 2, 1,':\52. Ruth, born early ns 1740. Many of these descend• Oct. 8, 1771, died Oct, 28, 1771. David, nuts were early connected with Rocka• born Aug. 0, 1778, married (1) Abigail way enterprises and church. Parish. (2) Catharine (Gould) Smith, Timothy wns born 1718, had wife died Mar. fl, 1855. Ezra, born Sept. 12, Phebe, who was born 1722 nud died Mny 1775, died Apr. 28, 1776. Phebe, born 4, 1808. He died Mnr. 4, !SOB. He was Mar. 22, 1777, married Daniel C. Duson­ captain iu the Revolution. Children: berrie, of Edenville, N. Y., June 27, ,Jedediah, born 1744 aud baptized July 1888. He married (1) Nellie VanDer- 1, 1744, married (1) Sarnh ---- voort, of Rockaway. She died Mar. 11, who was born 1740, died Sept. 15, 1784. 1835, buried at Warwick,N. Y. Huldah, (2) Mary----. He died Feb. 1, boru Juue 25, 1779, died Mar. 11, 1781; 1820, wus captian iu the Revolution. Jouns, born Sept. 18, 1781, died Nov. 2, Had seven children by first wire aud two 1810; Elizabeth, born Dec. 21, 1788, mar­ by second. ried Peter A. Johnson; Henry, born John, boru Feb. 25, 174fl, married Nov. 12, 1786, married Maria Barkins. Cleo Wines, daughter ·of Isaiah, Nov. INehemiah, baptized Apr; 23, 1749, mar- 10, 1768. died Sept. 24~ 1887. His wife ried Amy Hedges, daughter of Stephen, wus bPrn 1750, died Sept. 26, 1813. May 80, 1776, died Mar. 28, 1812. She Probably buried at Rockaway as he Ii was born 1757, died Mar. 81, 18U, had owned Ninkey and was an attendant at I four children. Mary, baptized Mar. 23, church here. He had childreu: Silao, 1755, married Oalvin Axtell Nov. 7, boru J11n. ~3, 1770, married (1) Irene ,.1771, had three children.' Timothy, Lindsley Oct. 4~ 1797. She was born I baptized May 15, 1757, married Abigail 186

Ludlow, daughter of Gilbard, Apr. 6, the following children : Timothy, 1781, had seven children. Phebe, bap­ born 1747, died Sept. 14, 1777; tized Mar. 11, 1750, married David Edwnrd, born 1749, married Phebe Fithian, Sept. 7, 1775, went to Long Byram May 11, 1778, died Jan. 18, 1827. Island, had two children, died Apr. 1, She was born 1758, died Aug. 22, 1708, 1784. Sarah, baptized Aug, 17, 1761, had three children. George, born 1761, married. Daniel Goleman, of Ohester, married Mary Freeman Jan. 24, 1775, bad three children, Hannah, baptized died Fet>. 26, 1840. She was born 1768, Apr. 1, 1764, married Elezier Miller died Mar. 15, 1825; Samuel, born 1756, Apr. 18, 1780, had seven chiidren. had wife Phebe, died June 2, 1887; Zenas, baptized Sept. 27, 1766, mai-ried Daniel', baptized Mnr. 1, 1761, married Phebe Headley July 15, 1787, went to Snsnnuo. Pierson; Sarah baptized Aug. Ohio, had one child. 21, 1763; Phebe, baptized June 16, 1766. Samuel Mills and wife Sarah had mnrrfo

Among the early settlers of Morris lried John, son of Anthony Dougherty, County, were Abraham Strait, his wife, livedabove Oanistee~ .. CJatharine, mar­ name unknown, and family of five sons ried Adam, son of John I. and Catha­ and one daughter. They came from rine (McCloud) Smith, July. 20, . is'ia, Holland and settled at Milton, about lived at Cnnisteer. Lucinda, or Lucy as 1750. some of the records have it, married Abraham (2) settled at Canisteer, Sus- Paul Farber, Jr., who came from Rock­ sex county, N. J., then called Winches- away, went to Ohio in 1880, died there. ter. He married Oharlotte Comer, who A daughter, name unknown, married was born at sea, bought largely of real James Paddock, lived at Cherry Ridge. estate, and being a carpenter by trade, Jane, married William, Hon of Samuei built the first frame honse there, and Donn, lived near Canistee1·. Stephen the second forge abont 1780. Many of Strait, married and removed from Mil­ these lands were located by Hartshorn ton, N. J., to Ohio. No records of ohil­ Fritz Randolph Dec. 7, 764. dren. John went to Tennesse•,'J, no rec- Children of Abraham (2) and ords. Ann married John Davonport, Charlotte (Comer) Strait: David A., who was connected with some of the married Sarah Smith and lived near first forges near Milton. Christian, or Canisteer, N. J. William C., married j Christoffel, name uncertain, remained at Sarah Brown, lived at C,misteer. John, IMilton. Some of the doscendauts settled married Bridget Shaw, lived above at Sparta, N. J,, and from thence came Canisteer, Abraham A., (8) married to Rockaway. Jacob Strait, the yonng­ Dulcena, daughter of Samuel aud est of the family, born 1740, married Catharine (Estill) Dnun, lived at Cam- I Abigail Gould, who came from Hollaud steer. Eliza, married Johu Paddock, j June 16, 1774. He died at Beattystown l!ved above Canisteer. Charlotte, mar- I uenr the dividiug liue of Morris and Soeeex cooutlee, Nov. 18, 1792, Hie born Nov. 12, 1786, weut to Fairport, wife married (2) Aaron Bedford, of now Horseheads, N. )'.., married Aun Stockholm, N. J. (3) ----Daveu, Hammond, died Deo. 27, 1848, Both port, aud died Feb. I, 1803. boried lu Horseheads Baptist Cemetery. Ohildreu: Elizabeth, boru Nov. 2, David, born Jau. 11, 1790, married 1775, marlied Moses Dow, soldier of 1812 Sarah, daughter of Petel' uud Phebe War. She died Jan, 11, 1882. He ma1·­ (Augle) Oard, Dec. 14, 1816, lived and r1.,d ne hie eecoud wife Elizabeth -­ died at Stockholm M"y 7, 1874. Hie --, boru Dec. 1799, died Jnue 7, 1888. wife born July 5, 1799, died Nov. 24, Both boried at Rockaway. Sarah, born 1879. Both buried at the M. E. Ceme­ Joly 22, 1778, married William, son of tery at Stockholm. Robert and Phebe (Gardiner) Headley, In tracing this, my mother's family, Oct. 12, 1797, lived at Milton, died Sepi. in many of the states West and South, I 2, 1849. Both buried in Headley Ceme­ have yet to find the name Strait, who tery at Mlltou. Johu, born Mar. 24, could not find some counectiou with this 1781, married and removed to Ohio Morrie conuty family. They are scat­ tered through the States of New York, about 1805. Mary, born Aug. 25, 1783, Peoueylvania, Ohio, Illinois, Indiana, married William Carr, removed to Port Wiecouein, Missouri, Tennessee, Ken­ Olintoo, Ohio, died there. Moses Dow, tuoky, South Carolina and Georgia. tbt tuttlt ;amilp.

William Tuttle, wife Elizabeth and 15, 1760, married Tempe Wick, daughter three children oame to Boston, Millis., iu of Henry. ship "Planter," from Northhamptou, Henry Wick Willi born Oct. 28, 1707, Eng., 1635, aud soou after moved to died Dec. 21, 1780. He married Mnry New Haven, Coun., where hie sou Jo- Cooper. She was born Apr. 4, 1718, seph Willi baptized Nov. 22, 1640. Jo- died 'July 7, 1787. Children: Henry, seph married Hannah Munson 1667 and Jr:, born Mar. 9, 1787, married Elizabeth had a son Stephen, born 11t New Have.n Cooper Feb. 7, 1760, died Sept. 10, 1781. May 20, 1678. Stephen married Ruth Mary, born Ang. 18, 1789, married Dr. Fritz Randolph, removed to Wood- Ebenezer Blachly June 19, 1758, died bridge, N. J., where he died in 1709. Sept. 18, 1796. James, born Dec. 19, Will names children: Timothy, Joseph, 1741, died yonug; Phebe, boru Nov. 9, Stephen aud Samuel, aud a consm John 1746, married Dr. William Leddle; Cooper Tempe, born Oct. 80, 1788, married Timothy Tuttle, born at Woodbridge Capt. William Tuttle as above, died N.J.,Oct. 16, 1696, married Cecelia Moore Apr. 28, 1822. 17 24, removed to · Hanover, in Morris Joseph, son of Capt. Daniel, Willi born county, where he died Dec. 81, 1764. 1758, married Esther Parkhurst Dec. 2, His wife was born 1700, and was buried 1778, resided at New Vernon, N. J., died nt Hanover July ll, 1768. Will names Apr. 10, 1802. His wife died Mar. 22, children: Daniel, ):saac, Stephen, Abra- 1789, age 86. Children: Phebe, baptized ham, Mary and JoaLina. Oct. 81, 1779; William, born Aug. 19, Capt, Daniel lived at Hanover and 1781; a child, born Oct, 27, 1788; Eliza­ had fifteen children, of which tlve beth and Jacob, twins, born Aug, 24, •erved in the Revolution. Capt. Will- I 1786. iam, son of Capt. Daniel, was born Nov. I Jacob became a minister and married Elizabeth Ward, of Bloomfield, N. J,, born 1608, came to Hanover Neck 1784, and had children: Rev. Samuel married Abigail Ogden, was squire, Lawrence, born at Bloomfield Aug. 15, deacon and colonel, died 1789, and was 1815, died Apr. 16, 1866. Rev. Joseph buried at Whippany, N. J. Farrand, born at Bloomfield Mar. 18, Ohildren: Ruth, married David 1618, married Susan, daughter of Rev. Kitchell; Sa.mnel, born Sept. 22, 1724, Barnabes King, was his colleagne many married Sarah (Ford) Kinney, died May years at Rockaway, removed to Craw­ 81, 1814. Moses, born Nov. 19, 1782, married Jane Ford, died July 11, 1810. fordsville, Ind., as president of Wabash (Children of Samuel and Moses, see College, and is still resident. Ford family.) ,Joseph married ,1emin111 Joseph Tuttle, son of Stephen, was Haines ; David married Sarah Coe. flEV. ,T03EPH FARRAND 1'UT1'LE, D.O., L.L.D Born, Tl1001111lelcl, N. J., lllurch)8, 1818. rne,l, Crawfnnla,·illP, Iurl., ,Tnnr R, JfOI.

Tlie followiug data given rue mauy Icame from theuce, while still a yoaug years ago by the late James Madisou mo.n, to'Ronkaway previous to 1730, aud Allen o.t Newark, who had made many \Juilt a. forge there a.t that date, known researches of the Allen family at Rocka- after 11R the "Job Allen Irou Works." way hold good to-day. I have added They were located about two hundred nud corrected a few of the data that yards above the preseut dam. The have come under my own researches, Sanitarjum farm at Denville, compris­ aud from the collector of the Alling- ing t,vo or tl;ree hundred acres was Allen families of Counecticut and from owned by him at this time. His wire's the Allens at Chicago, Ill., aud others. name, according to the old !}eeds and George P. Allen writes me from New papers, was Christiana, and they were Berlin, Fin., that he has failed to make probably not marrjed earlier than 1785 any connections with the Roger Alling or 6, as •he first child Anna was boru family, of New Haven, Ct., whose de- 1737. No mention was ever made scendant, Samuel, came to Newark, N. among the old papers at Rockaway of ,T., and some of his descendauts to Mor- his father Samuel or his brother Eben e­ ris conuty. The name has mauy spell- zer, and it may have been possible that iugs, and the families qaite numerous Christio.na was his second wife. He in Central New Jersey. Captain Job Iwas 11t this e·arly date the founder and always wrote Allen, while some one en- builder of the first i~ou industry at graved 011 his tombstone the name Allin. Rockaway. uot very large iu that day Tradition says that Samuel Allen and compared with the present, nun may .be sous, Ebenezer and Job, came from the said to have been the founder and build­ uorth of Scotland, where th~y had been er of the first church at Rockaway, as impriwued for· tlieir religions opinions, j' some of tho frame work was made a.s and first landed at Amboy, N. J. Job early ns 1750. He was au early member I94 of the Morristown Presbyterin.n church senice, was carpenter by trade, rebuilt where some of Ins children were bn.p­ and completed the Presbyterian church tized, while the church n.t Rookn.wn.y in 1704; died Mar. 16, 1708. All buried wn.s building. He wn.s cn.rpenter, mil­ at Rockaway. Jane, born Dec. 12, 1761, ler n.nd forgemn.n; constructed some of married Benjamin Bench, died Ap1·. 16, the first ron.ds n.nd bridges, n.nd many of 1780. He married (2) Mary (Serrin) tlie first dwellings, when every nail Bign.low, and died May 17, 1827. See used WD.B hn.nd-made. Bench family. Polly, Mary on the Children: Auna, born Apr. 19, 1787, tombstone, born Dec. 20, 1758, married married ThomD.B Baldwin; Eunice, born Thomas Osborn, removed to Parsippauy, Dec. 6, 1788, died nnmn.rried, probably died May 6, 1801. Deacon 'rhomns buried n.t Rockaway ; Christiana, born Osborn was born Oct. 11, 1753, married June 1, 1742, married David Oory, of (2) Hannah (Howell) Minton, who was Rockaway, Apr. 28, 1768, He was born born June 20, 1763, died Mai-. 20, 1829. 1724, died Feb. 19, 1769. Both probably She was a daughter of Gidson Howell buried nt Rockn.way. Elizabeth, born and wife Sarah Gordon, who lived at July 10, 1742, bnptized nt Morristown, Littleton, N. J., and the widow of N. J., Sept. 18, 1748, mnrried John Biga­ Lemuel Minton, by whom she had chil­ low, of Rockaway. Both probn.bly died dren: Henry, James, Sarah, Mary and at Rockn.way. Deborah, born ,July 13, Stephen. Deacon Osborn died J nly 27, 1746, baptized Ang. 17, 1746, died in m­ 1818. All bnried at Parsippany. fancy. Lois or Loisa, born June 6, 1748, The Minturn or Minton family lived baptized July 10, 1748, mn.rried (1) Dan­ at Parsippauy. The father came from iel Talmage, of Baskiugridge, N. J., .north of England, the mother from Hal• Dec. 21, l 766. He wns killed nt Lackn­ laud. Children: Nancy, John, Lemuel, waxeu, Pa., July 22, 1779, had three William, James, Jacob, born 1725, died children. See Talmn.ge family. She Oct.. 11, 1804; Henry, Nathan, David, married (2) John Harriman and Jived Peter, Rachel, Hannah, Sally andl\fory, where David Lash now lives; had three who married Capt. Job Allen. children. See Harriman. family. ,Job, Children of Captain ,lob Allen : born Ang. 27, 1750, baptized Ang, 14, Nancy, born 1773, ma1Tied Joseph 1751. married Mary Minturn or Minton, Kitchel, son of Abraham, born 1779, re­ of Parsippauy, N. J., Jan. 2, 1778. She moved to Sacketts II arbor, L. I., and ,vas born Dec. 22, 1757, married (2) died 1847. Bet~ey, born 1775, married Stephen Jackson 1810 and died at the (1) ---- Broadwell, (2) ---­ residence of her sou Isaac at Newark, llnnting, both probably of Rockaway. Apr. 21, 1826. Job, nt the nge of 17 Job, (8) born July 2, 1780, married Bet­ when his father died, rau the farm, sey .lackson, daughter of Benjamin, kept store, ran a forgo and mill nuder 1800. She WD.B boru Feb. 14, 1782, died the Jacksons, was captniu in the militia Mar. 21, 1862. He ran the farm nt Den- 195 ville at nn early age, bad a blaoksmitl1 James Richards, of Ohio. Olarissa Jack• shop aud store lit Rockaway from 1790 eon, born July 5, 1819, married Dauiel, to 1814, at which date the family went brother of Jamee Riclrnrds, above. Lncy to Ohio. John, married Oharity, daugh­ DeOarup, born Sept, 14, 1821, married ter of Abraham Kitchel, Jnly 10, 1805, Joshua Davis, of Ohio. went to Sacketts Harbor, L. l. Maria, Ohildren of James Madison aud wife born 1788, married Ansou Brown, of Hannah: Elmira Eliza.beth, born Jan. Denville, and emigrated to Ohio in 1814. 27, 1835, at Stockholm, N. J., married Jacob, married Elizabeth Segnlre, uo Joseph Richart, of Ohio, Oct. 12, 1868. other records. Lucy, boru 1798, ( 1793 Ohiliou Brown, boru Mar. 29, 1886, nt ou · tombstone) married Ohileon Ford Stockholm, married Mary Wood, of DeOamp Sept. 5, 1815, died ,Jau. 6, 1836. Ohio, Apr. 15, 1803. Adroniram Judson, He was boru July 9, 1798, died Feb. 27, boru July 15, 1887, at Philadelphia, Pa., 1876. Both buried at Rockaway. married Amanda Ball, of Ohio, Sept. 25, Ohildren of Job Alleu (8) aml wife 1802 James Ma.disou, (2) boru Jan. 22, Betsey: cob (4) born Nov, 27, 1801, at 1840, nt Philudelphia, married Roxana Denvillu, baptized lit Rockaway Ang. Ul, Moore 'Sept. 1865, She was a daughter 18011, married Olarissa '.L'horupsou, of of Virgil Douglass Moore, boru Dec. 8, P,u·sippuuy, died 1808. Phebe, born 1814, aud H11nnah M. Hough, boru May I!'eb. 24, 1803, died in infoncy; William 8, 1817. Their sou at Ohicago, Ill., has Mitchell, boru Aug. 16, 1805, baptized made n11111y re~earches iu family cou­ Ang. 20, 180U, married J11ne Lyon. nectious. Ira Brown, born iu Ohio July Emily, born Oct. 18, 1807, baptized Aug. 28, 1841, married Ev11 Trulove, of Ohio, 20, 1809, married Nathaniel M. Jackson. iu 1866. Lucy DeOnmp, boru Sept, 5, ,James M11disou, born July 28, 1810, b1ip• 1844, married William 0. Poiter, of tized June 80, 1811, married (1) Harriet, Ohio, i!l 1865. Mary Harriet, born l\fnr. daughte1· of Peter Poat and Elizabeth 20, 1848, married Rev. A. S. Walsh, of (Kanouse) Brown, of New Fo1111dl11nd, Ohio, Nov. 27, 1867. William Rossell, Dec. 1832. She WM boru Mar. !l, 1816, boru iu Ohio Mar. 8, 1852, umrried Oor­ •lied Dec. 16, 1871, buried at Ouk Ridge, uelia M. John, of Ohio, Nov. 7, 1875. N. J, (2) Haunah Sus1111 Olark in 1878, This family, like many others ouce so C:iecl at Newark 18!17, buried at Oak prominent in th~ early enterprises of old Ridge. He was largely iut.erested in Hockaway nud Morris county, is uow the iron and store lmsiness in several lo­ ueiu·ly extiuct aud the uame cnutiuuecl cations. Isaac Jackson, born ,Ian. 21, in many of the Weiltern States. The 1814, married Susan Brown, sister of name Job continued to the fourth gen• flarriet. She was boru May rn, 1821. era ti on iu this fnmily, was p~rpetuated 'l'he above children were all boru at in the '.L'almage family, uud also iu the Rockaway. Maria Brown, boru ,lune Hill fnmily to the preseut day. See I~, 1817, at Frederick, 0., m:irried 'l'ulnrnge and Hill families. The following of tho Allen IineY were 1828. She was born Oct. 29, 1761. died probable descendants of Roger, of New Mar. 1861. Haven, and connected with the fnmilies Samuel Allen, justice of the peace, of the preaent date, were also prominent lived at Shongum, N. J., died 1810, in Morris county. buried at Rockaway. His wife, Abigail, Oaptain Samuel Allen, born Nov. 27, died Oct. 24, 1809, buried at Rockaway. 1761, married Hannah, daughter of His son, Samuel, Jr., lived at Mt. Free­ Epenitus Beach, the son of Zopher, of dom, N, J., and WllB buried in Hook a­ Newark, July 4, 1779, died Dec. 16, way 1830. 197

Children of Samuel, Jr,: William No". 18, 1850, married Mary Jane Alleu, boru Ang. 29, 1808, married (1) Gregory Apr. 6, 1877, died Sept. 27, Lydia Norrie, who died Apr. Jl, 1884, 1881; Augusta, boru Dec. 21, 1852, mar• agAd 82 years, 8 mouths aud 2 days, ried Alfred Ludlow Day Nov. 12, 1874. buried iu Headley Cemetery. Children Children see Day family. John, (J) boru also buried there: Ogdeu. died Jan. 19, Ang. 80, 1857, died Jau. 2, 1860; Johu, 1828, aged 1 year aud 21 days; Jacob, {2J born July 19, 1860. died July 14, died Muy 6, 1830, aged 1 month; Eliza- 1896; Jaue, died Apr. 8, 1878. beth, died Apr. 11, 1881, aged 8 years Amey Allen at Mt. Freedom, the and 4 months; It-a, living at Dover, born father of Oapt. David S., of Dover. Nov. 23, 1832. (2) Jane McOormio, of Robert P. married Phebe, daughter of Milton, May 7, 1840. She was born Abraham Fordyce, of Shougom, re­ July 10, 1818, All buried at Headley moved to Tnckhannock, Pa. Ohild1·e11: Cemetery. Children: Oharlee, born Jennie, married J. Andrew Casterline, Mar. 18, 1841, married Sarah 0. Allison of Niukey, as first wife :.Agnes, married Aug. 15, 1868, died Juue 16, 1882. Abi-· Northup; Lewis, married gait, born May 6, 1848, died May 19, Condict. 1862; Maurice, born July 10, 1846, died ·· Haury B., married a daughter of Mar. 30, 1816; Harriet, born Nov. 12, Jabez Estile, of.Rockaway, and removed 1847, died Apr. 10, 1862; Wm. H., born to Ohicago. Cbt Btaman famnp. The no.me originally spelled Beman, IJosiah Bea.man (2) is lost in M,ssachu­ now modernized to Bea.man and Bee- setts and is supposed to have gone West man. · Gamaliel Beman settled o.t Dor- at a. very early age and settled at or chester, Mass., in 1686, his descendants near Dover, N. J. and became interest­ removed to Oonnecticnt and later to ed in the iron business located there in Vermont. One Simon Beman, of Spring- 1720 by ,John Jackson and the Hurds. field, Mass., married Alice Yoong Oct. There is tradition that he co.me from 16, 1654, and had sons, Josiah, (1) born Vermont, bot as Vermont was not set­ Feb. 4, 1662 ; David, and perhaps others. tied at this early date, it is not probable. There was a distribution of the estate of This Josiah (2) had sons: David, per­ Do.vid, brother of Josiah, mo.de in 1740, haps the oldest; Josiah, a daughter at Springfield, in which the property Abigail, who married Joseph Edminster was divided among the representatives Feb. 19, 1747. She as his widow died of his brother Josiah, then decaased, to Nov. 27, 1777, aged 50. Morristown John and Josiah, (2) Beaman, and three Ohnrch Records show children: Hau­ sisters. There was also a grant of land nab, baptized May 29, 1748; David, bap­ to Josiah Beaman, Jr., in Brookfield, tized Apr. 29, 1751; Ledia, baptized Mass., of 60 acres in 1717. Joly 21, 1754, and Joseph, baptized Oct. Josiah (1) married Martha----, 16, 1757. who died Nov. 1691. (2) Lydia David Beman waq a member of the Warner Apr. 29, 1696, and had children: Presbyterian r.hnrch at Morristown, N. Simon, born Feb. 6, 1697; John, born J., before the building of the church at Jnlv 19, 1699, moved to Brookfield, Rocke.way, and was 0110 of the founders Mass., and Josiah (2) and three dangh- and builders, and original members of tars. \ the church at Rockaway. He owned a After this date (1717) the name of forge, sawmill and gristmill at Rocka- 199 way, and was builder of some of the laud about 1800. Chilli.ran: Samuel, first forges in this section, was forge• William, Susan, married ----Mo­ man, miller and carpenttJr. ln the Elroy, of Denvill~, and Mary, who mar­ church he was sexton, elder, deacon ried (I)---- Shoor. (2) Beaman and chorister. Stickle as his second wife died at David Beman, mlll"ried (I) Mary Aytelau, Wis., 1894. Stansborrongh, daughter of Samuel. She Josiah Beaman, brother of David, was died 1780. (2) Anna (Jackson) Ayres, botu 1782, married Huldah Winds, a daughter of Gen. Joseph Jackson, aud sister of General William Winds, Sept. widow of Robert Ayres. She was born 11, 1760, died Jnue 3, 1808. Bis wife Ang. 9, '1746, died Mar. 21, 1816, buried was born 1729, died Ang. 15, 1792. Both by the side of her first husband. David buried at Rockaway, Children: Ahl• Beman died 1802, buried at Rockaway, jab, baptized June 27, 1702. Mention but no monument, grave unknown. is made in General Winds' will, dated Children of David and Mary: Josiah, the day before his death Oct. 11, 1789,' baptized Oct. 8, 1756 ; Samuel, baptized of Abigail, Huldah and Susanna Bee­ Jone 10, 1759 ; Lydia, married Thomas man, daughters of ,Josiah Beeman. I Conger, who was II blacksmith at Rock­ give fifteen pounds each. It is probable away, aud had children: Harriet, .lohu, that these were all the children livmg William, Phebe, Haunah aud perhaps at that date of Josiah Beaman. The oth.el'R. Joauua, baptized as adult Apr. names .losiah and David are prominent 3, 1812, never married ; Sarah, born in the family. The name is 11cw not July 13, 1765, married George Stickle, kn•wn, only through inter-marriage. died June 14, 1836, buried at Rockaway. Should any one know more of this fami• ly, once so prominent iu the early enter­ Rnhama, married (I)---- Green, .prises, in church and Revolutionary of DenviUe. (2) ---- Strong, service, I should be pleased to know so who was·lost at sea on a voyage to Eng- 1111 to further preserve their records. Cbt Crant ;amilp.

"To see onrselves as others see us" I leome have been torn down and a new have invited my correspondents to write castle built in their place. whnt they kuew of the Oraue family. Trndition says they were nil grant Iu the nrrnugement 1 have managed to warriors and that ea.ch community was get in a few words "edgeways," and well blessed with generals, colonels ma.­ like tombstone records, have recorded jors and oaptaios, and that each were only the good deeds. and left out some tagged with a coat of arms. '.rhcse of the bad. The name is spelled in armorial bearings may have originated many ways, so that nearly e,·ery one by the· way that each one made "his can have a choice; anct about one half of mark" with a pointed stick and poke­ the members usnally prefer a change of berry jnice, it· is not advisable to give name altogether. Some one. not relat- any theory upon this snbject. One of ed to the family has said that "the onr enterprising relatives has traced the Oraues are noted for their frngality, family back from Genera.I Josiah Orane honesty and piety," that means present for thirteen generations, withont reach­ company always excepted. All thmgs ing the end or tonching bottom. I will change and we change with them. commence where he left off and be coo- The Oranes were originally from tent with eleven generations. Oneshire connty, England. The precise General .fosiah Orane was in the ser­ da.te will never be known as they may vice of King James and for his services have worked ont their road tax on the was rewarded with a coat of arms and a macadam road built there by the goodly estate. It is said that some of Romans before the third centnry. his descendants went to the north of Under the similitnde of a dream it may Ireland, some to Germany and later be taken for granted that they all dwelt ,· Jasper, probably Stephen and Phebe, to In castles, of which ·there are many, America. 201

Anthoritrns differ ns to the dnto or lo­ mice at East Haven iu Ju51, reuwv,"l tu cution. ,Jnspel' may lmvo settler! nt Brau ford, seven 1uiles east of Now Shnwmit, uow BoRton, Mnss., n.s enrly Huveu, iu 1052, wus rlepnt.y mngistrnte ns 1630, nud tukeu II pnl't iu the tll'st uud mugistmte in IU58 ut Bmnforcl. Iu ,mttlomeut of New H1ivo11, 001111., hy WH4 wns commissiouer to administer overlnud ronto Apl'il U, W38. He may onth of ullegiance to all tho freemen of hnve l'eturucd to Boston 111111 rotnrue,1 New H,,vou nt'tl•r tho nniou with the to Euglnucl, nud s11ile1l direct from Lou­ Cou11cntic11t colony. In !005 he wn!l np-

·dates 1690, 1005, 1010. It iR quite proba­ ing from the west of Eugl11ud would ble that lrn was twice mnrried, and that give II Oheshire connt,y location. If tlrn Stephen, born about 1680 was of the ship sunk 11t Amboy in 1025, the u11me first marriage. HiR wiJJ dated at New­ was not known 11t that time. If they ark 1678, names wife Alice, who then sett,le

hazel eyes and decidedly brunette. The the Presbyterinu church yard on Bronrl hair turning grny in enrly life, nud al­ street, Newal'lc. most white nt midd!e nge. So we shnll Stephen Orone, one of the origiual ~et­ clnim the EJJznbet.11 Town Rattler n• the tlers of Elizabeth '.!.'own, took oath of sou of ,Tnsper. The obildreu owned nd­ allegi.luce to Lord King Obarles II, and joiuiu,z lnucls between Eliznbeth Town his successors l!'eb. 19, 1605. His will 11ud Newnrk. dated 1709, bequeathed lauds iu Eliza­ Obilclreu or Jnsper Oraue: Stephen, beth 'fowu to sou ,Johu. Ju 1710 he born in Englund nbont 1680, married n gnve II rleed 'to son Nathaniel, bonuded Dnuish · wo1JJan with red hair, set.tied at by lauds of ,Tohn, Dnniel, Jeremmh nncl El znbeth 'l'owu 1065, diecl there after Azariah Crnue, between Eliznbeth 1710. John, born in Engl1111d about '.!.'own aud Newnrk. 1035, 11101Tiecl ( I) Eliznbeth Foote, sister Ohildreu : ,lohu, married Esther, nf Nnthnuiel, of Wetl,erslield, 001111, daughter of Samuel and Esther (Wheel• (2) Hnuunh-----, diecl nt Newark er) Williams, lived at Elizabeth, died 1694. Hanunh, born nt New Haven Feb. 1723. His will dttted Feb. 7, 1722, about 1680, wns the secoud wife of proved Feb. 16, 1723. Ohi!dren: John, Thomor, Hnntiugton, nud ns a widow bom about 1700, weut to Westfield, after l 685 became the second wife of died Sept. 11, 1768. Hncl five children. ,John Wnrd, Sr., of Br1rnford, probably Matthias, married, Jrnd six children ; died iu Oounecticut nbont 1695. Dl'­ Benjnmiu, boru about 1710, married livered, or Delivernnce. boru in New Esther Woodruff, had two child1·eu. Haven July 12, 1642, settled nt Newark She was boru 1711, died Feb. 22, 1809. 1666, never mnrried, date of dentll un­ Samuel, born about 1712; Abigail, born known. Merc_v or Mnry, baptized Mnr. Jau. 25. l 718, died Jnue 10, 1770, mar­ 1, 1645, 111nrr1ed ,Touathnu Bell, of ried ,Tncob DeHnrt, who wns boru Dec. Stamford, 001111., Aug. 22, 1662. He 28, 1699, died Sept. :JI, 1777, had three being the first white child born 11t Stani­ children. ,Joseph. Esther, Sarah, Re­ ford. She died at Stamford Oct. 26, beccn and Deborah. 1671. Mien!,, baptized Nov. 3, 1647, Jeremiah, died 1742, had wife Susan­ probably died young. Azarinh, boru un aud one child. James, who was born 1649, settled nt Newark 1666, nmrriod 1712, died Sept. 2, 1777. Mary Trent,' daughter of Capt. Robert, D1111iel, born Hi72-8, died lPeb. :!4, died at Newark Nov. 5, 17ao. His wife 1724, married Hnn•fot Miller, daughter was born 1649, died Nov. 12, 1704. ,Tns­ of William, hnd children : Daniel, (2) per, boru at East Hnveu, Couu., Apr. 2, born 1108, diecl Feb. 25, 1704; Jonathan, 1751, married ,[Q!l._UJla __S_waiue, daughter boru Apr. 19, 1705, died nt Westfield of ~!,_Samuel, settled at~ewark 1066, Jan. 1766, had wife Mary aud five olnl­ died there Mar. 6, 1712. llis wife died dren. William; Stephen, born li09, Sept. 16, 1720, aged OU. Both buried at died Juue 28, 1780, had wife Phebe born 204

1714, died A11g. 28, 1770. Dnvirl, horn Stephen W11rcl; Kesilih, married 11bont 1712, married Eliz11beth Rickets, - Onnfleld; Rtepheu, bol'll Ang, lll, lrnd two chlldron. 1708, died Muy ll0, 1732, bnrled nt Whip• Nntlllluiol, rliod J;m. ta, 17iiu, n111rrie1l pnny. Demnris -----. She w11s bom 1084, Hn111111h, mnrr101i (1) 1'homua Hunt,• dice! Oct. U, 1745. Oh!ldren: Nnthnnlio, inµton, hnd children: Snmnel and H11n- (2) mnnfocl Mnry Price, rlnughter of 1ut11. Seo Huntington lrnmily. Shu ,Tohu, h11rl two children. O11leb. born married (2) ,John W11rrl, Sr., of Brnu­ 1716, died Dec. HJ, 17711, mnrriml (1) ford, aH secoud wife. Mnry SearlR, dn11ghter of E1lwnr1l. She Mercy or Mnry, who married Jo11a­ wns born 1722, rliorl Apr. 2, 1758. (2) thu11 Bell, of Stmu ford, had thl'cu chil­ Eliz11bet.h, daughter of Ohm•Jes •.rown• dren: ,Tountllll11, bnrn Fob. 14, JUUIJ; Jey, Aug. 27, 1760, hnrl eight clnldron. Huuuah, born Ang. 2!l, 166u; Rebecca, ,Tonathnn, born 1710, died Apr. 14, 1780, boru Dec. 6, 1lill7 ; "ll'.fary, ,Uerl Ont.. 20, buried nt Morristown, m11rrierl Snrnh JOH, 111111 ,Jo11ntl11111 Bell mnrrierl (2) Ross, daughter of Willi11m. She rlierl Sus11111111 Pierson, of Branford, Oct.. HJ, Feb. 5, 1787, aged 63. Had teu chililrm1. 11172, had childreu : Abii,:nil, born Dec.

Ohristopher m11rried nnd moved to West• 2:1 1 · 1078: Ahruhum born .J 1111n :J2, 1liifi; field, Imel four chihlreu, died 1760. Mercy, born Nov. fi, 1678: Johu, boru Moses, m11rried ,Toh1111m1 Miller, moveil ,Jun. W, 1681; 11 1l11nghter !Jorn Ang. ll. to Westfield, 1111d one son No11h. Phebe, 16811, probably ,Heil i11 iu fnucs ; .fames, married ---- Ohandler; l\fory, boru Dec. JI, 11184; S11s11111111, boru Dec. mnrr1ed (I) ---- Ohnn,ller, (2) 25, 168(1; lllury born Sept. 21J, 168\J. -----Dayton. Deacou Aznrinh held nrnny promi11eut ,John, born !6H5, dierl W!l4, nnd wives offices in N ewurk and his desceuduuts Elizabeth 1111d H1111nnh. \Vi\l 1111111es settled nt Oruuetowu, now Montclair, children: Johu, born rn7I, hncl wife N ..I. He outlived his generntion, die,1 Mnry, removed to Whippany, died Feb. Nov. 5, 17B0, aud the ''i,;ilver bole" IJo• 22, 17:lU. His wifo Mury was born 16i3, qneat,hed to -lohu, was fiunlly 1111 heir· died Sept. Ju, 1741. Both buried at loom of Deacon Azariah, who be• Whippany. ,Tusper. born ltl7!J, m11clo qneatherl t.lie "siiver bole" to the first. will 1749; Daniel, born 1684, dierl Sept, Presbyterian church at N ewnrk, where 8, 1747 ; Sarah, 110 recorrls. Im ,,wua deucon from !O!JO until his dent.Ii Ohildre11 of .Johu, born lli71, 11ud wife 1730, ''to be used forever, 11 1\fary: ,lohu; Erimoucl, I.Joru [tbont 1602, Ohildren : H1111nah, marrierl Johu married Abigail•.Kitchel; Amoa, married Plum or Plume. He was born 1058, Elizabeth -----·, lived at Whip­ died J nly 22, 17 JO, will ,rnme.9 vhild,·,w ; pany. She !lied Sept. l, 1736, ager! 19 Johu, l\fory, Samh, .lane, Hannah, nud years and 12 days. Mury, mnrrierl -­ wife Hannah. ----- Hamilton ; Ab1gnil, married Nuthuniel, born about 1680, m1u·!'ie1\ 205

J~Jiznlrnth Gih~oll, sett.led rtt Wost 14, J 777; lAIIJlC, [Jorn Oct.. 8, 17011; Eze­ Bloomfii,Jrl, N, ,T., rlierl 1700, ugod 80. kiel, born J\fay 8, 1711, rlierl 17ll-l; Isrnel, Ohildrou: Willinm, Nonh, Nnthr1111ol, horn ,Tau. 2, 171:J, died Anl{, J, 178ii; lflliznboth, ,Juno IUHI Mohotalrnl. ,Josinh, boru ,fttu. 2. 171H, capUliu iu the Aznrinh (2) born lllH~, Imel wife Re­ Rovolutfon, rlierl Dec, lfi, I 7Sfi, hnrl wifo hnccn. She diorl ,flllJll Jr,, I 7BU, lll(Ocl 1s. Phebe .•Joseph, I.Jorn Doc, 2H, 1717, nrnr­ Ht• mnrriorl (~) ried J~lizabet.h ,Johuf-ion Sho was hnru Children: Hubecon, bo,•11 Sopt. Ii, J 707; Oct. a. J72U, u•11rl mi' IL widow murrierl (2J

Azuriuh, (BJ 1 .loh, U-a111a1iel, J~zokieli Pnnl Ouy. Hell' will tinter! 178il. ,Toa11- ,fo,i;iah, 1\lOl'lOJ-1, hOl'll Apr. :JH, I 7;_10, rlied un, ho1·11 Sept. b, 1718, mnrrie,1 Samnol l•'eb, l~, l7Dn, hnrierl at Pnr~ipp1111y, N. Cong-Pl' .. He r1iAr1 Dec. 14, I 7i;2, ngnd B7 ,J. St.eplrn11. years. She m11r1'ierl (:!) ,Toseph Onmp. Rnlrnrt, born 1118-1, hurl wife Phebn, Harl five chiiclren. Abigail, oor11 Apr. w hn rlierl J\foy Jll, 17fi!I, Hn rlil!cl ,July J, 1727. J.I, l7iif>, livml nt Newark. Ohilclren: I have thu1-1 far g-ivn11 dntn of ,la!-iper Enuicn, Ti111otJ1y, IHuac, ./o.i;i:tl1, Mary, Orane, hi!"! chilrlrou anrl grnuclnhildrPJJ, Ph.,bo nurl Lyrlin. UR tmtuy of t,hcm al'e uot kuowu, n~ ,Ja11e, born J(IHU, married ,John Hich­ nrra11gerl hero. Iu formiug n uew Hue nrds, Jived at NtJWnt·k, Slrn clied 8ept. t.hrong-h Erlmourl, tho son of ,Tuhn, the 12, 1741. H11 rliwl Mar. 10, l'i-18, ag-ecl sou of ,Johu, thn sou ,Tnsper, it will u,, Iii. Children: Mo"""• Aaron nnrl Dnvirl. uccessary to trace u11tit·ely uew liuoi..;, Ilrar,v, oorn Jll!J:l, llllll'l'icd n ::llr. l3nlrl­ ,uHI not he fore written. A part of these 1 \''in. No fnrt.lwr rpcorcls. worfi g-iveu me by J\.lr ..Job Balrlwi11, of ,John, boru lli!l1i, marrit!ll (IJ Aoignil Whippnuy, an ecceutrie character, who -----, who diucl ,lnrw ~;), 1744, freqneutly visitml my father uwuy years ngml H. (2) ltehecoa -----. He ugo. He was horn Dec. 2:i, J 782, dierl 01·11 17-lJ, H(~vol utio1111ry soldim·, rliucl writtHu. SPpl.. 28, 1784; ,Jonas, (2) horn 17-17. F.;rlmourl or Erlmn11d, (Erlnmnurl ou Rieharcl lltHl ,Jasp<'r both clifl1l in in­ toml>Jo1tOUf>J thf-l i-011 'of .Jolw, v·ho cliNl fancy. lit Wluppany, mnrriflrl' Abigail Kitchell, ,laAper Ornue, llor11 17!'i1, clied 1712, clnnght:er of AIJrnham 1rnci wifn 8arah huriorl iu Fir~t Pn!shytoria11 chnrch Bnrn11, both huric,rl nt Wldppllny. She ynr(l nt -Newark. Ohilclreu: ,JoF:nph, WllA horn Nnv. 1717, rlietl Ang-. 20. 1801. Uoru Witt, mm'l'ierl Abigail. rlaughtnr of He rlierl ahout. I7fil, will uuule I71il, ,Toseph Lyon, rlierl 17'.lU. Ohilclron : pmvecl ,Tau. :Jo, 17112. Tradition "'\YA he> Hr.11jnmi11, horu Nov. 27, 1705, cliP

Ohildren, from Bib!A records: Stephen, Onuisteer, N. J., to be oared for by the born ,Tune 28, 1785, wns cooper by trnde, fnmily of Wilhelm Hulme iu n log house li\·ed nt Eliznbeth, removed to Goshen, nbout two hundred yards north-east of N. Y., hnd children: Stephen, Willinm, the preseut John Ornne house which John, Benjamin, Letty nnd Sarah. was built about 1700 or 05. He died ARni, born ,Tune 4, 1737, died Nov, 18, there nbont 1790, nnd was probnbly 1787, buried nt Whippany. buried at Cnuisteer. He hnd one other Enuice, born Sept. 15, 1788. No other son, Dnvicl, who died youug, nucl three records. daughters, who were reoirecl nmoug the Allie, born July 15, 1740. Bnldwiu fnunlies at Whippnuy. '!'hey Phoeby, born Apr. 18, 1748, married oil married iu early life; nnmes un­ Isnno P10rsou Nov. 4, 1759. known. Josiah, born ,June 25, 1745, married Ab\gnil, uorn Mny 28, 1752. No othe1· Abig1lil Hnthnwny Mnr. 28, 1768. She records. was n daughter of Benjnmin, of Morris• ,lnmeR, boru July 27, 1754, Rervod in town, born Oct. 6, 1746, died Apr. 19, the Revolutiounry Wnr from l\forris 1792. He wns nrnrriecl three timeR, but county. oil his children were by his flrRt wife. Dnvicl, horn Dec. 24, 1756, s01·vecl i11 He wns lieutenant nnrl captain in Oopt.. the Revolutiounry Wnr from l\Iorris Halsey's Company, Morris County Mi­ couutv. litia. Childree,: Beuj11min,. boru Feu. Benonie, born Jnue 27, 1701. No other 12, 1760; Abraham, born Dec. 25, 1774; records. Affa, born 1uly 10, 1777; Stepheu, uorn Lands iu those clays were settl"cl 11 May 5, 1780; Elizabeth, born Feb. 7, long time before they were "taken np" 1782 or 8. by owners. Two or three houseR were Ezekiel, born Oct. 29, 1747, married built upon the Crnue prennses hcfore it Eunice Howard 1770, livecl nt Morris­ was surveyed and deede

Ohildreu of Pt1ter 011rd nnrl Phebe 1834, murrien W1llinm WoorlH. Jnlin, Augle: Mnrthn, boru Oct. lo, 1795, mnr­ born Aug, 25, 18l15, mnrr1ed Henry S. rieil lfrerleric O. Hnunsou 1812, lived nt Ut.ter, Williluu, born Oct. 111, 1Hl37, Hnckeusnck. Snrnh, born July 4, 1rnn, urnrried Arminnh Mnn11, Hiram, boru mnrriecl Dnviil Strait. died Nov. 24, Sept, 20, 18!10, not married, Martha, 1870. Chilrlren-see St.mit. fnmily. born ,Tnly 2il, 1841, mnrriorl Alnjnh Elizabeth, horn Apt·. 10, 1802, mnrriecl PredmorA, clierl .T1u1. 8, 1807. A11l-., (1) 'fhomns Allington; (2) .Tohu Ecl­ born Aug, I, 184B, nrnrrierl Cnt,hnrine wnrds, liverl nt Paterson. Andrew, Mnrshnll. Ont.hnrino, born Oct. 23, horn Apr. 4, 180ii, mnrried Eliznbet.h 1845, mnrrierl ThomnA Maun, ,Tr, Snrnh Ornue, dnn~hter or ,John, rtiefl Nov. 12, ,Jnue, born ,July !I, l84i, 111nrried Im W. 1870. Sylvester, born Apr. 11, 1807, Dn;v. Smith, horn 1reb, l I, rnr,o, single. nrnrriecl Onthariue Crill, rfanghter of Luei11dn, born Sept. 14, 18ii2, dir•d Sept. ,loseph, Mnr. 20, 18BO, rlierl Mnr. I, 1881, II, !HliB, liverl nt, Cherry Ridge. ,John; horn Ohilrlre11 of Henry r·nrd, .1r., nurl ,Tnlin Apr. 12, 1811, married S1trnh Cook, ('nrd: Phobo ,lnue, bnru .Tnrrn 17, 18:JB, dnughter of R1ch11rd, dieil Oct. 5, 1818. marrierl ,John S. St.rnit; E1izalrnt,h, boru She wns horn Sept. 12, i812, dierl Oct. Aug. 10, 18:Jfi, mnrrit,rl Wm. SJ.rnit.; 20, 1880, liverl nt Willinmsville. N. ,1. Mary, born ,Tu11e JO, lR!lR; l\1nrt.hn, horn Emeline, horn ,June 24, 181u, married Ang. 20, 1841, mllrrierl W111. H. Polliso11: ,John Omuc, son of .John, .Ir., Nov. H, Ahhy S., born l\Tur. II, 1845, married 18!!2, rlied Apr. 2-1, rna-1. .Jnlin. b"oru Beuj. Low; Duvirl S., born May 11, Mar. 8, 1817, married (1) Henry Cnrd, 1847, mnrriecl ('lnra Lmu~y; Ira R., hor11 ,Jr. Ho wns born Sept. 20. 180!1, rlicil Aug. 7, 18-l!J, married ---- i\fors,•. Nov. 10, 1870; (2) William, son_of Snm1rnl nhilrirP.11 of ,John Craue anrl Emeli1H! Dnun. He was hr,ru Oct.. !Ci, 180,!, dierl ('nrd: ,Julia, born Ang. 29, 18~4. ilietl Apr. 24, l f!Rfi, She iii en Feb. 20, I 8!Jfi, Sept. 4, 18:l4. bnrien nt, C'nuistoer. nt Stockholm. P~ter, ,Tr., horn Feb. Ii-irne1, born Sept.. 27, 18H5, niarrierl I 8, 1820, nrnrriflrl Mar.~ E .. daughter of l\:lnrgnret, ,Jmrn Fox Mny 2n, 1857. Sim Leonnrrl Cole, Oct. 10, l fl.JO, had one wai, horn Oct 25, JSHU, died nt Patf'l'f.On daughter, Onthnrine. N. ,T., ,Jnrw 18, 18811, children: Lydia Chilnren of Andrew Caril anr! Eliz:, - A1111, horn Feb. rn, 1808, marri<'rl Dr. La­ hP-t,h Cram~: Willinm, ,Tohn, Sn.mnel l•,_, Rot>.; .Jnme~, born Feh. 2n, 1800: ,Johu c .. .Jolin and Sarah. l>nl'II ,Jan. l l, 180:l, rlierl Mar. a, lfl!JI;; Children of Sylvester Oard and Ontha­ Clara, nrnrrierl Woocl wnrcl ; Marv El1P11, rine Crill: PeterS., born Apr. I, 1831, bot'II Sept. 12, 18!\4, mm·ried Harry :Vlm·<'· mnrrir,n EliY.:tbeth Mann, danghtPI' of hear!, of Paterson; Herbert, boru ,Tnly Thomas, ,h,n. lfi, 18aii, rlier! May 14, r,, 1869. 18!!:J. ,Joseph, horn ,Tnne 11, !Ril2, rlied Duvirl S., horu Sept. l!l, 18:J7, marrierl .Tau. 11. 1H40. Emelinn, born Apr. 28, Sept. 10, 1807, l\inry Emily, horn Ma_v 209

19, 1840, daughter of Freeman D. and married ,John M. Hulse May BO, 1808, Arminda (Eaton) Forgerson. Dhildren: have two children; recile W., born Ang. ,lessee T., Minnie, Maggie, bom Oct. 4, 4, 1894, and J. Russell, born Mar. 12, 1874, died Nov. SO, ·1878: Daniel, Carrie, 1897. died 1900; William and Ethel. Sidney R., born Sept. 29, 1847, mar- Oharles, born Oct. 18, 1889, married ried Rosa Ammerman, daughter of Will­ Lucy E. Bartleson Oct. 10, 1872. She iam, Mar. 15, 1877. She was born Oct. was born Jau ..~7, 1854. Resident near 10, 1860. Resideut uear Hawley. L'hil­ Hawley, ):'a., member 4th N. J. Battery, dreu: George A., born Apr. 1, 1878; Oivil War. Obildren: Mary Emeline, Hellen S., born Oct, ii, 1880; Jennie born Oct. 14, 1874, died Mar. 22, 1885; May, born Sept. 27, 1886; Harold E., Ai·thur R., born Apr. 80, 1876: Violet~-, born .June 19, 1887 i Stauley E., born born Dec. 28, 1877. Jan. JO, 188~. ,John M., born s~pt. 6, 1841, married Elins H., born Ang. 4, 1850, married Clarissa M. Beuuett, Dec. 81, 1868. She Veuie Wnlkor, of Patersou, Dec. 25, was born Apr, 4. 1844. Resideut Hawley. 1893, died Aug. 20, 1895. No childreu. He was a mernber of 27thN. J. Iufautry, Ira R., born Oct. 7, 1862,died Sept. Oivil War. Ohildreu : '.rheodore Ed- 9, 1855. George A., born Oct. 8, 1854, mund, born May 15, 1865; Lewis E., married Mary Henderson, dang!Jtel' of boru S~pt. 9, 1868; Stacy M., born Oct. Mathias, Oct. 9, 1877, died at Amity, N. 9, 1870; Lanl'a. E., born Aug. 9, 1878. Y., Jaly 13, 1880; one child, Stella. mar- All married. ried Alonzo Stackhouse Dec. 27, 1897. Samh Elizabeth, born ,June 26, 1848, Mary, born Oct. 17, 1857, married married (1) Feb. 2, 1861, Mosier Mascar, David Heuderson, son of James M., ROU of .>aoob, soldier of l'ivil War, born Mar. 2, 1880. Ohildren: Gracie J., born Mar. 29, 1882, died May 4, 1865. Chi!- Feb. 14, 1881; Rosie H., born Feb. 8, dreu: Nelson, died young i Newtnu, 1883: :-Lula S., bom Apr. 28, 1885; Her­ born May 20, 1864; ,)'~authnu, bol'u Sept. bert D., born Dec. 28, 1886; Arthur J., 22, 1864. (2) Deuuis Burus Jau. 15, born June 22, 1889; Elias 0., boru Api·. 1867. Resid~ut Glenwood, N. '· 4, 1898. Phebe S., boru May 8, 1845·, married Freeman F., born Mar. 19, 1860, mar­ .John O. Welliug, of Warwick, N. Y., as ried Mary, widow of George A., Mar. second wife Jnu. 1, 1866. He married 10, 1889. She died Mar. 27, 1898. Jnlia Greeu. who died Dec. 6, 1801, as ' Cbildreu of James Orane aatl Mary first wife. He was born ,Juue 28, 1838, Strait: Sidney, born Apr. 2, 1889, died dted Apr. l!O, 1881. Vlnldreu: Bertha Feb. 17, 1842, buried in Lyons Oemetery. E., born Dec. 12, 1867, married John M. Joseph Percy, boru July l, 1~41, mar­ Totton, sou of Peter, Feb. 8, 1887; ried (1) Miii"uehahn R. Webb Ang. 27, Oharles R., born Dec. 6, 1869, died Juue 1864. She was a daughter of Abuer and 28, 1888; Emma 1., born Aag. 12, 1872, Sarah (Daveuport) Webb, born June 5, 210

1888, died Nov. 27, 1880, buried in C11k \ Childreu of Joseph P. Crnyou and RidJZe Cemetery. (2) Susie H. Hill, Minnie R. Webb: Frank Les!ie, born daughter of John O. nud Nuncy B. May 20, 1800, died Feb. 9, 1807, buried (Talmnge) Hill. Nov. 15, 1898. She wus nt M. E. Church ynrd at Stockholm; born July 80, 1855. Member of 4th N. Lilliun Mny, born ,Jun. I, 1808, murrierl .I. Battery, Civil Wur. Louis Nupoleou Daveuport Oct. Ul, Hiram Jncob, born Apr. 20, 1847, mar- 1886. He WllR born Nov. 20, 1865. ried ,Jnn. 15, 1878, SURl\ll ,Temimn Long- Resident Denville. Norn, born Oct.. 9, well, clllnghter of Ch11rles 11nd Elizabeth 1872, resideut Brooklyn, N. Y. (Paddick) Longwell, born M11r. 80,1849. Children of Loni• N. Davenport and Children: Asn Ernest, born Feb. 17, Lilli11n Mny Cmyou : Edu11 Mny, born 1876; Albert W., born Oct, 8, 1877, died Sept. 22, 1887; Ruth, born Oct. 25, 1880; Nov. 2, 1879; Ida Frnuces, born Feb. 18, Percy, born .1uJy 17, 18Ul; LeRlie, born 1881; Flora Edith, born Jun. 20, 1884; Apr. 3, 1894; LeRoy, born Oct. 27, 18m,; Leo, born Feb. 8, 1888, died Sept. 12, Russell, born ,Tune 9, 18!!8. 1888. The Crane• were 11n10ug the enrliest Amos Beuj., born ,June 28, 18il3, m11r- 11ggressors in the atr1ke for civil liberty ried Lydia, d11ughter of Abrnhnm nnd in 1745, were represented rn the ccloni11l R11chel (TharpJ Post, Sept. 8, 1888. She wars, and in ull the wurs for independ­ was born Oct. 3, 1853. Ohildreu: euce, freedom and ri1tht that have oc- 2 currerl in our Republic, und, tlrnt the Th11rp Ridner, born Feb. 27, 1887; Alice first key note m11y not be forgotten, Edith, born .July 22, 1884. noted for frognlity, houesty and piety. Some yenrs ngo n brief sketch of the in Revolution. Cooper fiunily wns written, which nf• Chililreu of ,Tohu Oooper and wife terwnrd. nppenrecl in pnmphlet form iu Lydia: Sarah, born at Denville Feb. 25, 189-l. Considerable new material has l 173, married Capt.. /ob Tnlrnnge, son of beeu found, nud rnnny corrections have Daniel nnd Lois (Allen) Talmage, Dec. been mnde. 26, 1791. She died Oct. 6, 1826. He They came ori1dnnlly from Hollan/I, was born Dec. 27, 1767, died Sept. 8, nud settled nt Hnverstrnw, N. Y. ,John, 1845. Both buried at Rockawny. Ohil­ Peter, James and Ichabod, and perhaps dren-see Talmage family. others were of this family. William, born 1778, mnrried Ho.unnh, John Cooper came to Douville, N. J., daughter of David Moore as above, by where he married Lydia Beach, a dangh• Rev, ,John Carle, Aug. 17, 1709. He ter of Stephen. She married (2) died ,Jan. l, 1866. She wus born 1778, Eliaki111 Ander!ion, of Denville, Elinkim died Nov. ii, 1858. Both bnried nt mnrried (I) Rnilhel Haden, dnugMer of Rockaway. Willi~•u, who 6u1lt iii 1767, the house Betsey, mnrried William Price, of kuowu 11s the "Hopler house" in frank- Elizabeth, N, J., and removed there. Jiu,. N. J. "Rachel married (I) Dnyid I No records of birth, marriage or death, Moore as second wife nud had children: or of child1·eu. Hnnuah, who married Willium Cooper; Sibbah, died in her "teens" nt the Stephen, who married Rhoda D1ckerso11, residence of her sister Sarah at Fmnk­ and Nau~y, who married Nathaniel liu, buried at Rockaway. Dickerson, sou of Daniel. Of these Lydia, married Daniel Harriman, son ,John Cooper, Stephen Bench, William of John nud wife Lois (Allen) Talmage. Hndeu, David Moore, Stephen Moore, Removed to St. Louis, Mo. Ohildreu­ Nathauiel and Duuiel Dickerson served see Hnrrimnu fumuy. 212

Stephen, Wll!I tllllrried llnd hlld one Dllniel, born 1806, died in info.ncy. child, :who died iu infllncy. His wife Buried lit Rookllway. mnrr1ed llgllin llDd removed West. Ste­ Elizll Beach, born Dec. 25, 1806, mar• phen WllS in 1812 Wllr, nud died nt Long ried (1) Maj. Joseph Hinchmlln, of Den­ lslnnd. One Cllnfleld of the snme com­ ville, had one ohild; ( 2) Moses Beam, of pnuy cnme to notify the relatives of Denville, died July 9, 1892. Moses Stephen's illness. His brother William Heam was born Apr, 27, 1791, died Feb. nnd Dllniel Harnmlln both went on 27, 1865. buried nt Rooknwny. Served horseback to Long Islllnd llnd llrrived in 1812 War. there just llB they had buried him. Sarah Aun, born Mllr. 11, 1808, mnr­ Daniel, wns married, bad six children, ried John Ulark, of Denville, -!nu. 28, removed to Ohio. Dlluiel and Sarnh nre 1830, died Deo. 21, 1877. He was born tho only Ullmes of the children remem­ Dec. 23, 1806, died Feb. 28, lS'lt. Both bered. buried nt· Rockaway. Chi\Jreu-see Children of William Cooper and wife Dickerson fllml'r. Hannah: William, born Feb. 26, 1800, Eliakim, bol'U Sept. 80, 1811,.mnrried married Anna Cole, of Rockaway, May Eunice Abers, of Rockaway, died D~c. 6, 1827, had three daughters, died Sept. 24, 1880. She was born 1812, died Feb. 18, 1871. She wns born Mllr, 28, 1811. 11, 1847. Both buried at Rockaway. died Nov. 28, 1872. Both buried at Had Samuel A., born Feb. 8, 1836, who Rockaway. married Lillian E. Jones Jan. 10, 1874. David, born Dea. 8, 1801, married She was born June 7, 1852 Children: Anna Sabina, daughter of Daniel Ayres, Olareuce Milton, born May 24, 1876, by Rev. Barnabas King, Feb. 1822, died who served in the Cuban Wnr. Sept. 30, 1899. She was boru Nov. 14, Stephen Beach, born May 25, 1814, 1808, died May 26, 189;!. Both buried lit married Sarah Aun Oliver Sept. 27, 1835, Denville. "Uncle David" as he wns died Nov. 20, 1877. She was born Sept. known, as he neared the century mark, 16, 1812, rlied June 27, 1888. Both possessed a remll,rkllble memory for the buried at Rockaway. records and the incidents relating to the Hannah Beach, bQrn Nov. 28 1816, old families. It is from notes taken dur­ married Robert Boyle, of Elizabeth. ing his later years, that I nm enabled to Oct. 6, 1837. Had four children. give the fllmily connection• and rela­ Hnn-iet Beach, born Apr. 11, 1810, t.iona of very mllny of the old residents married Ohnrles Rome!, of Elizabeth, long since passed awlly, which lit this had one son. present time could not have been col­ Rnchel Haden, born Dec. Su, 1821, lected, and remained unwritten history. mllnied Joseph Campbell, of Paterson, Sibbah, born ,Jan. SO, 1804, died 011- N. J., died Oct. 1898. man-ied Apr. 29, 1855. Buried at Rocka­ Children of David Cooper and wife Wll)'. Auna S. : Hlltmah Emeline, born Jnue 213 c11111e Sen11tor from Nev11d11, 14, 1828, married (I) Abner Osborn Abig11il Sophi11, born Feb, 28, 1846, June 8, 1849, hnd six children, He died mnrried Alfred L11mson, son of Ob.arles, June 6, 1876. She married (il) Jndg·e Feb, 24, 1866, living near Dover. •ohn M. Hayue,,, of Morristown, N. J,, SilllS Edwlo, born May 19, 1849, mnr­ died at Mol,"l'istowu Mar. 4, 1899. ried Loretta D., daughter of 1ohn J. nnd Daniel Ayres, born Jan. 16, 1825, mar­ Mana Jnne (Dickerson) Smith, living ried Nauoy B. Doughty, dnoghter of at Dayton, Nev, James M. and wife Betsey Berry, of. Ohildreu of Abner Osborn 11nli wife Rockaway, May 8, 1849. Had oue Hannah E. : Harry G., born Mar. 28, daughter, Sarah Leshia. Living at 1850; William B., born May 5, 1851 ; Butters Creek, Oa.1. Mary Aun, Sarah Elmira, Emma Nancy Amelia, born Mar. 10, 1827, Sophia nnrl Edwin 0., born Dea. 1861. mnrried William H. Oll!!terliue, of Children• of William H. Casterline Union, Nov. 19, 1850, died Ang. 0, and wife Nancy A : Elizabeth. born 1894, buried at Rockaway. Jan, 8, 1858, died Sept. 1858; Auna Sarah Aun, born Mar. 1, 1829, mar­ Jackson, born July 1, 1859, died Aog. 23, ried John Gordon Fichter Mar. 28, 1849, 188:!. Both buried at Rockaway. Man­ by Rev, Joseph l!'. •.ruttle. He WRB born ning 0,, born ,Ian. 4, 1862, married Sept. 2, 1821, living at the Cooper home­ Louisa, dnnghter of Robert Jenkins, stead, Children-see Fichter family, Nov. 30, 1872. She was born Dea. 18, William Beach, born Sept. 12, 1832, 1866, have daughter Eliza.beth, born never married, died at Midas, Nev. Ang. Nov. 21, 1895. Rosina, born May 80, 10, 1898. 1864, married George Kaska; Charlotte Jouathau Oliver, born July 2, 1884, Robertsou, married Frederick Smith married Hau1mh M11ria Smith Jnue 80, Feb. 17, 1892. 1855, living near Shougom. Olnldren of Jouathau O. Oooper and Manuing Force, boru ,Inly 25, 1887, wife Haune.h M.: Harriet Auna, born died Apr. 17, 1855, buried at Denville, May 12, !865, and Walter, Mary Elizabeth, born Oct. 14, 1839, Ohildren of James Scott and wife married James Scott Jan. 8, 1856, He Mary E,: John Edwin, Lillian Eliza­ died at Dayton, LyouOo., Nev.,,lan. 18, beth, Mary Ann and William Henry. 1896. Oh1ldreu of Jeremiah D. Cooper and Jeremiah DeOamp, -, boru Aug. 21, wife Louisa: Anna Maria, born Dec. 18, 1841, married Louisa, daughter of John 1861, married William Beam Jnly 4, and Maria (Oook) Hall, of Denville, 188l. He was born An,t, 17, 1862. June), t ·Ht. d 1, >V" 1> u.1 .1 au. 184~, Children: Harry N., born July 28, 1882; living at Denville. Frederick T,, born July 16, 1884; Edwin Lydia Marla, J:,orn Ang. 28, 1848, war­ 0., born Ang. 15, 1886 ;,Herbert L,, born ned Horace F. Ba.rtine Sept. 1865, He Oct. 19, 1888; Anua. J., born Dec. 6, wa.s a soldier in the Oivil War nud be- 214

1800; Grnce E., born Dec. 6, 1898; Les­ garet, born June 18, 1889; Virginia ter W., born Dec. 17, 1806; Elin M., Irene, born Sept. 22, 1801; Nancy born Mny 20, 1900. Amelin, born Sept. 22, 1896. Gertrode Cnnflelci;''born Ang, 18, 1868, Peter, brother of John Cooper settled mnrried Edwnrd J. Roby ;,Alfred, mar­ at Monroe, N. Y., and probably removed ried Lizzie Hinchman; Bertha, born later, as ioqoiry was made in the gene­ Jan. 26, 1872, married George W., son alogical colomn of the Goshen (N. Y.) of Elisha Earls, Aug. 19, 1890; Jessie Independent Republican, failed to find Looisa, died nged one yenr. any.trace of the family. Children of Hornce F. Bnrtine nnd James Cooper, who settfod at New wife Lydia M. : Laora Matilda, born Fouudlaud, had numerous descendants. Oct. 6, 1866, married ---- Mullen His sou ,John was born Aug. 28, 1763, 1898; Amy Bowen, born Aug. 24, 1860; nncl wife Catharine was born Aug. Lira, born Oct. 16, 1879. 1766. Both removed in ·Inter life to Children of Alfred Lamson and wife Fort Wayne, Ind., and died there. Abigail S. : Mary Sabina, born Mar. 12, Children, oil born in Morris coonty: 1867, mnrried Wm. Miller, of Rocka­ James, born May 17, 1786, married way ; Ella Amelia, born Feb. 11, 1869, Nancy Wright, hved at Cherry Ridge, married Jessee Proden; Charles Jack­ N. J., had children: ,lames and Moses son, born July 1, 1876, died at Viscnlin, and others. Moses had a sou Gnrrett. Cul., Dec. 8, 1896. born Oct. 21, 1829, who tm\rried Sarah Children of Sarah Leshia, daughter ,Jane. Layton Feb. 27, 1854. She was of Daniel A., born May 19, 1851, mar­ born Feb. 24, 1884. Citildreu: Samuel ried Thomas Trugen, of England, living r,, born Dec. 6, 1854; Sarah E., born 111 California: Sarah Leshia, born Sept: Sept. 2, 1856; Thomas S., boru Oct. 20, 18, 1877; Thomns William, born Jan. 1868; George M., born Oct. 8, 1860; 12, 1882; Daniel Ayres Cooper, born Oct. Mary L., boru Nov. 12, 1863, died Apr. 16, 1888; Bessie, born Sept. 2, 1886; 12, 1865 ; Louis S., born May 27, I865 ; Robert, born Oct. 2, 1889; Mary Caro­ Louisa I., born Nov. 19, 1871; Hudson line. born .Ian. 7, 1892. and Anna Sabiua. ,J., boru Sept. Ii, 1872 ; Lela C., born Children of Silas Ed win Cooper aud Apr. 16, 1876. Loretta D. Smitll, married Mar. 29, Hila, born Aug. 31, 1788, married 1873 : Mary Eva, boru Feb. 14, 1874, Solomon Davenport Jan. 12, 1811, died died Apr. 29, 1885; Eliza Midgely, born Jan. 14, 1865, boried at Oak Ridge. ,Inly 23, 1875, died May 19, 1879; Ida N. J. Children-see Davenport family. Annn, born Dec. 10, 1876; Lydia Mel­ Garrett, born May lo, 1791, married vimt, born July 7, 1878 ; Net tie Estella. ----- Smith, from Bloomingdale, born Aug. I, 1881 ;Florence, born Aug. N. ,1 .. , lived on the old homestead, now 21, 1883; Hannah Maria, born .Joly 21, µ. part of the Oak Ridge reservoir. 1885; Lauretta. born May 6, 1887,; Mar- Catharine, born Mar. 28, 1794; Mar- 215 garet, bOrn Apr. 14, 1708, married -­ 1778. -- Parke1·, ofVernou, N. J., Abra­ .IJJphrinm, born May 4, 1770; Daniel, ham, born Sept. Ill, 1801 ; Johu, boru born Nov. 20, 1780; David, bqrn Dec. 5, Oct. 13, 1804: Joseph, boru Mar. 4, 1807; 1782, married Susannah Hinds Ang. llJ, Eliza, born Jnue 10, 1810, married David 1802. F. Dixou, of Vernon. He was bqrn Lewis, born Ang. JO, 1785; Silas, born Deo. 22, 1818, had children: William, Oot. 4, 1787; PI,ebe, born Sept. I, 1789, born· July ,JO, 1888; Onthariue J.,born died Deo. 15, 1792; Haldnh, born ,June Oct. 30, 1640; Mary P., born Mar. 9, 6. 1792; Hnnnoh; born (twin) ,lune 6, 1848; Auna o., born Mar. 24, I 845; ,John 1792, died Sept. 21, 1705, A., boru Oct. 8, 1847; Margaret A., Ohildren of .Moses Oooper and wife boru Aug. 21, 1850; Rosnnnu H , boru Sally : David, innrried Elizabeth Brokan Mar. 2, I8ii8. Jan. 28, 1815; Margaret, married David Saruh A., youngest daughter of John, Oole Joly 19, 1827; Murtha W., married was born Jone 24, 1818. Wi!lium J. Quick Jnu. 7, 1841; Samuel, Ichabod Oooper, who settled at Morris married Mabnlnh Rhiue Jan. 14, 1887; Plnins, N. J,, wns born 1741, died Nov. John, married Oatharine Hicks nly 14, 27, 1809, married (1) Phebe---­ 1819; Pnrme!ia, married Elias Garrigus She wa, boru 1745, died Apr. 80, 1777. Nov. 10, 1816; Hugh, .,;arried Amy Hall (2) Haunnh (Mol'l'is) widow of Ephriam Oct. 8, 1820 ; Ohnrles and Katie, never Lyon, Jnue 21, 1778. She was born married; Nancy, married 1747, died ,lnue 7. 1831. All buried nt Winget. Morristown. Another prominent Cooper family Ohild1·e11: Moses, boru Feb. i5, 1770, came from Loug Island and settled in 111nrried Sullv Oliftou. Her father was Morris couuty at Miltou, N. J. Tbey ~ Revolntim;ary soldier. Her mother's are not related to the above, but proba­ maideu name wna Knox, ~he with two bly related to the Na than dooper liue, children followed the army with her who Came from Long Island. hnsband. Sally was adopted by Lydia '.!.'he following are probably children (Bench) Ooopnr aud was married Ang; of David und boru betweeu 1760 aud 12, 17!18, lived at Mt. PJ~asaut, N. J. 182: ,loseph, born Jan. 12, 1760, mar­ She married (2) ,lonathan Hathaway­ ried Snsannnh Halsey. daughter of see Hathaway family, Weut West and Auanius, 1789, removed to Chester, N. died there, aged over one lrnudred Y., and died therA 11<<1:1 David, mar­ years. ried Mary Daveuport, or Milton, She Samuel, born Jan. 15, 1778, married wns born 1774, died Oct. 16, 1888, buried Hannah, daughter of DnnielFreemau, at Oak Ridge. He had a daughter, Dec. 26, 180 I. She wns born Mar. 2, tJ!arinda. born 1803, died 1886, buried at 1778, Oak Ridge. Jonah; Jessee; Sylvanns, Rachel, born July 8, 1775, died Jan. 6, married Jane Walls. He held many 216 pnbllo offices in Jet!el'Son township .. Pool, of Mt. Freedom. David, married Phebe; Hannah and Abigail, born 1782. ' (1) Matilda Sprigg, Deo. 118, 18~4; (2) Sylvnnns and wife Jane had R son 'Eliza Oole, Deo. 8, 1880. Ira 0., married Stephen, born Mar. 10, 1810, married , Oarrie Eckhart May 1, 1870, died Mar. Mary A. Allison Jan. 81, 1882, died Nov, 22, 1888, buried at Oak Ridge, Jane, 18, 1891. She was born Jan. 27, 1814, married James H. Ornbtree, of Vernon. died Nov. 29, 1887. Both buried at Oak j He wns born Deo. 16, 1826, died Feb. 3,

Ridge. 11870. Whitfield Oonrsen, married Ohnri- Ohildren of Stephen and wife Mary I ty L. Davenport, Jan. 6, 1876. Edward A. : Theodore, born Mar. 1834, was 11 H., married Melissa Preston. Mnrtha, physician at Warwick, N. Y., died Jan.' married William Eckhart. 1 2, 1888. Cornelia, married Brainard History of Morris Conut,y, page 856, 1048, have been traced and no connec­ has "Dauiel Dickerson, the grandfather tiou is fonud with the Dauiel, of Den­ of Stephen Dickerson, of Denville, N. ville. J., was a Revolutionary soldier. He In the "Early Germans of New .rer­ lived on the Stephen Dickerson farm, sey," by Rev. T. F. Chambers, an error now owned by the Denville Onmp Meet- was written iu counectiou the geuealo• iug Association, and died in 1880, aged gies of this Dickerson family. He says, 85 or 86. He wns also a soldier in the nuder date of Oct. 80. 1900, "That in my French War. Besides ,operating his book, The •Early Germans of New Jer• farm, lie was II bloomer for .Jobn ./acob sey', the information coucernrng Daniel Foesch at Old Boonton." whose will, dated, Hanover, 18 J11n., Morristo1vu Presbyterian Church Rec- 1826. was probated Apr. 21, is not cor­ ords, page 60, lmve "Daniel Dickerson rect, as he is uot the son of Daniel, died Mar. 28, 1826, ager! 86." There are .whose will, dated Roxbury, 80 April, some of tl10 family that hold to the trn- 1778, was probated Sept. H, 1796. but of ditiou that this Daniel was a brother of some parentage not 118 yot discovered." Peter, who was born at Sontbl1old, L. The wil! of Daniel, of Roxbury, N. J., I., 1724, died May JO, 1780, whose mouu- mentions sous: Abraham, Dnniel, Nn­ ment at Morristown, N. J., hos that he tbnniel, and daagbters: Abigail, Rebec­

"removed to Morris County, New 0Jer- ca and Elizabeth. Abraham gets ninety sey, with bis three brothers: '£homas, acres, Daniel · gets seventy acres, Na­ Joshua and Daniel, and one sister, Eliza- thaniel gets 110 acres, aud the personal beth, about the year 1745." 'l'hese sons proptlrty was divided among the three of Thom11s, the sou of Philomon, who daughters. came from Englund to Southhold In The will of Daniel Dickorso11 dated 218

Jnu. 18, 1820, meutious sous: Nnthnuiel, the chimney of the house wne marked David nud •.rbomns (d~censed), daugh­ D. D. 1760, Morristown records have ters: Phebe, wife of Ephrmm Howard; it that this NicholllB O0UIU10SllW died of Mnry, wife of William Rolf; also chil­ old nge Nov. 12, 1800, aged OU. There dren of Rhoda, who was the wife of is tmditiou that each claimed they were Stephen Moore (deceRBed) ; lllso gr11ud­ cheated iu the tmde of these lauds, but ohildreu, children of Thom11s (dece11sed), that h11s uothiug to clo with our history. that is: Dnuiel, William, John, Mnhlon, Dauiel added much lauds to hiR home SilRB, Stephen, Ohilllon, Jnue and fnrm, nnd nt one time owned U11\11y hnn­ Josiah. Also meutious 105 acres th11t he clL"ed ucres of adjoiuiug lauds, bought of Nioholns Oommea11w. Dauiel Dickerson wus born nbont or At the preseut writiull, from the re­ before 1740, probably at Elizubethport, searches that have beeu m11de, iu reh1- mnrriecl nt 1111 early nKe Phelia Genung. tion to the parent11ge of this Daniel No records of marringe or cmmectiou or Dickerson, of Denville, I will adopt the church 11t MotTistown. lie was nssessed story as related by the lat,e David for the salary of Rev. Mr. Ev 3ritt, of Oooper, whose acquaintauce with the Rocknwny church, Sept. 2, 1779, and family dated bnck beyond the death of again iu 1781. His wife died Mny 1821, Daniel, aud whose memory of old tillle (King'R Record). He died Mar. 18, traditions were remnk11ble ut his ud­ 1826. Both proLably buri~d at Rocka­ vanced age. way, but 110 monumental record. - The father of Daniel Dickerson, of Children of D11niel and Phebe Genung) Denville, 1mme uukuowu, wns a sen Dickersou : there iH a record of baptism, cuptaiu, lived nt Elizabethport, N. J., Mny 1, 1767, or Phebe, Dau. Dickiu's owned a email trading vessel uud was wife of child Mury, which WI\Y have lost at sea. He had one sou, Daniel, nod been 11 coutr11ct10n of DickerRon, as old one daughter, nume uukuown. He records were not particular iu the spell­ owned lauds at Basking Ridge, N. J., ing of uames. '.rhere 11re 110 other rec• which came in possession of his daugh­ ords of child Mary ; perhaps she died ter, who married, name unknown, aud youug. Nathaniel muRt have been at Speedwell, near ::'d:oLTistown, N. J., born iu 1758, as he served in the Revo­ which came m possession of his son lutiou. He married Nancy Moore, Daniel. His wife remarried, name un­ daughter of David Moore und Rachel known, nod retained the home at Elizn­ Hadeu. Davin Moore was a Revolu• bethport. tionnry soldier und lived about one-half •.rrnditiou has it that Daniel traded his mile northe11st of the residence of J. P. llluds at Speed well for 105 acres with Orayou, at Franklin, N. J., near n Nicholas Oommesaw, uow where Onmp spriug. Ae married (1) Bathia Outler, Tnbor, N. J., is, built a house, now torn daughter of Uriah, Mar. 30, 1709, ·nnd down, ueur the spring, 11 large stone iu had children: Rachel, born Apr. 29, 219 l 771 ; Phebe, boru Ang. 10, t 172; mnr­ Jho died .Inly 27, 1785, aged 46, and rfod (ll) Rnobel H11deu, daughter of wife Sarah, who had children: Joseph, Wllli.nin, Sept. 4, 1777. William ffodeu Ephriam aud Caleb, baptized July 26, built the present Happier house at 1702. Franklin, iu 1767, David Moore bod Mary, married Willitim Roll', men­ children : Hnuunh, born 1778, m11,rried tioned iu will as living iu 1826, Willimn Cooper; Stephen mnrried Rhoda, married Stephen Muoro, a Rliotla, dnugi1ter of Dante! Dickerson, Revolutionary soldier, son of David, and Nnnoy, who mnrried Nathaniel went with bis brother-in-law, Nnthaniel Dlokersou, N nthnuiel Dickerson, nfter Dickerson, to Vermont about 1830. tbe Revolutiou, built nud lived iu a Rhoda is meuti,:iued iu will, dated 1826, house ttbout 160 ynrds north of ,T. P. n• ilecensed. Children, but not named, Crnyou's at Franklin, removed tu Ver­ These ohildreu may not be named in m<,ut llbout, 1830. David, uo records of order of birth. birth, marringe or death. There is a Children of Thomas, the ancestor of record by Dr. Klug of marringe, David the family at Denville, aud wife Sarah Dlokereou aud 'h»llh,l. Bailey Feb. Hall: ,Josiah, boru Sept. 27, 1783, mar­ 11, I 81 I. Mny or may not have beeu a ried ----- King, probabla mater of second umrrillge of this David, us David .Jacob Kiug, of Denville, died Feb. 6, fa m"utioued in will as livlug in 1826. 1836, buried at DeU\·ille. Children: 'l'homns, boru Sept. 6, 1763, married Charles, married Theresa Corby, and Samit Hall, daughter of Oap~. Josiah had Josiah, Elizabeth, Lucinda and An­ Hall, of Denville, Jau. 8, 1783, diedjJuly drew. 29, 1821. She died Jnue 16, 1817, Both David, married at Denville. u11me nn­ buried at Rookawny. Capt. ,Josiah Hall kuowu, weut to Nebraska and bad Will­ was 11 sou of Tobias Hull, and lived iam aud Obarles, David and wife died nearly 011'1-fonrth of a mile opposite in Nebraska. Denville depot-. He died Ang. 11, 1870. J11ne, born June 28, 1822, married Had two daughtel'R: Sarah aud Eunice, Garfilt Stout, died Apr. 24, 1804, bad aud two sous: Setlt and Noah. His children: Douglas, who married (I) widow died some years after, aud iu ap­ Helena Wuii'iug; (2) M11ry Sidebotham, plying for a pension, sent the muster William, living at Forest Hill, near roll of Capt. Josiah Hall to the depart­ Newark, JS', ,l,; Marin, married Frank meat at Washington. Aaron, boru 1768, VanGeiseu, Jiviug at Keyport, N. J.; married Eunice Hall, daughter of Capt . ,Aun, boru 1814, married William Peu­ .losiah, Mar. 3, 1791, died Nov. 1827. broke. Children: William (2) ; Oharles, No children. Place of burial unknown. living at Red Bank, N. J.; Onletia, mar­ Phebe, married Ephriam Howard Jau. ried ---- Snnth and living in 20, 1784, H11ywa1·d, in Morriitown Rec­ Delawi,re; Elmie, born 1820, married ords, probable sou of Ephriam Howard, Edward Boud:-have Augustus, Eva, 220

WIJllaru and Elizabeth, nil married nnd elsewhere. all living at Red B1111k. Oh1ldren not Mnhlon H., born Sept. 9, 1799, not nnmed in order of birth, m11rried, went Sonth nnd WIIS killed by Mary, born Nov.· 19, 1785, mnrried uegroos, B11rzitt11i Pierson, removed to Fort Silns, born Ang. 20, 1801, m11rried Henry, nenr L11ke Ohamplain, hnd fonr Phebe Duley Nov. 12, 1888, died Jnn children: Nathaniel, John, Thomas nud 24, 1880, went West in 1860, l'hildren: Nnncy. Mahlou, born Feb, 28, 1884, died Oct. Nnncy, boru Nov. 25, 1787, married 20, 1888; J11ue, born Apr. 3, 1886, mnr­ Jncob Hiler, of Denville, May 4, 1804, ried Henry Avery Oct. 20, 1800, b11d six h11d Lewis, Manning and perhaps other children : ,I ennie, Olmrlotte, William H,, children, died May 16, 1811. Julia, M11rion and George. Stephen, Ablgnil, born Dec. 7, 1789, died Ang. born ,July 20, 1888, died July 21, 1850; 0, 1792, probably buried at Rockaway. Auna, born Nov. 25, 1840, died .June 28, Dnuiel, born Jan. 12, 1798, married 1848; Silas, (2) born Mar. 21, 1843, mnr­ Elizabeth Doremus Aug. 27, 1814, died ried Ruth Ave1·y Jan. 1, 1808, had seven Jan. 28, 1847. She wns born Jan, 8, children:M11ry,J11mes,E\iza,Norn,Je11- l ~90, died Sapt. 19. 1852. Six children 1110, Frank and Stephen. Charlotte, notad elsewhere. born Aug, 24, 1845, married Dennis Willinm, born Jan. 4, 1797, married Dorathy Nov. 10, 1868, had two chil­ lllffie Slmgerlnnd, died Feb. 28, 1887. dren: Estella J. and Owen Almira, born Ohildren: .Tohn M .. born Apr. 10, 1818, Dec. 7, 1847, died Feb. 1, 1851. Eugene, married Rnchel S11uders Mnr. 10, 1842, born Sept, 21, 1850, died July 22, 1858; died Feb, 8, l892, buried nt Denville. Ellis M., born Ang. 18, 1858, married 1 Ei!{ht children: Joseph, soldier of Oivil Sarah Howell Nov. 28, 1873, h11d live War, Oo. A, 2nd N ..I. O11vnlry, born children:' Elmer, Berthi11, Mym, Jnli11 ,fan,. 8, Hi48, died Feb, 8, 1862. A1~n, and Est.ell11. AugO:sta, Hei1\:-y, Hettie Ai:iu, Eztn, Aaron, born May 16, 1803, never mnr• Hattfil E .. Aloi.'zo 11nd Ma~fill\. ried, wns drowned June 29, 1824, buriecl S1trnh. born May 27, 1823, married at Denville, Abrahnm VnnDuyne ,lune 24, 1889, had' .lane, born ,Jlln. 10, 1805, married Reven children: Mnrthn, Wi1li11m, William Searing Onsterline Oct. 4, 1827, GPorge, ,Tobu, Ezra, Mary and,.,Smith· died July 26, 1886. He wns born Apr. HeRter A.nu and Ezm;1c'iiilare·u of 24, 1803, ilied Sept. 6, 1851\. Both buried William 1md Effie. at Rocknway. Three children else• ,John, boru Feb. 17, ,1797, m11rried where. Phebe Smith, dau!{hter of Garrett, Aug. Stephen, born J1111. 24, 1807, married 19, 1820, 'died Mar. 21, 1801. She was Nancy Smith, daughter of John .11ud \Jorn Feb. 14, 1798, died ,June 5, 1879 Het,ty (Youngs) Smith, May 26, 1828, Both bnrie

Rooknway. Twelve children elsewhere. children: Lewis E., boru Jun. JO, 1B72; Chillion, born Sept. 27, 1809, married Viola J., boru ,Jan. 8, 1877; Oakley N., (I) Anna Connett Feb. 21, 1827. She born Oct. 8, 1878; Roy 0, born Apr. 16, WnR born Deo. 12, 1814, died Apr. 24, 1880, died Nov. 10, 1888, buried at Deu­ 1850. (2) Mrs. Margar6t J. J11gge1'R ville; Grnoe M., born Mar. 22, 1882: Apr, ll, 1804. He died ,Tone ·13, 1882, Mahlon H., born Feb. 8, 1869, (sou of bur1ccl nt Denville. Children : Emily, Nathaniel) married Oarrie A. Howlett born ,June 21, 1834, died OQt, 8, 1888, Oct. 1, 1808. bnriecl at Denville. Mnria, born Dec, William Henry, boru Apr. 11, 1828, 15, 1837, clied Apr. 1, 1878, married Will married Harriet A. Miller Jnu. 4, 1850, inm H. Willlams, who died at Butler, died May 21, 1893, buried at Denville. N. ,I., Dec. 16, 1900. Snrah Jnue, born Had oue child wltich died young. ,Jnly 28, 1841, died Jnu. 81, 1807, mar­ Nancy Oatharine, born Mar. 4, 1826, ried Jnmes McCormick, living iu mnrried Isauo Babbitt, of Newark, Dec. Mi•soal'i. Edwin, horn Feb. 14, 1844, 26, 1860, died Apr. 8, 1862, buried at nmrrierl Hetty Smith, dnughter of Denville. Had one child, Auna 0., born Dnvlrl .• Mnr. 22, 1871; George Whitflel

away, Children: Edward H,, born Feb. rled (1) Apr. 5, 18811, Edwin Woodhull, 28, 1847, married Mary Etta Zeek, who died Oct. 18911; (2) John W. daughter of Joseph, Apr. 22, 1869; Hen­ Gardner Mar. 116, 1896, Hattie L., born rietta, born Sept. 4, 1840, died Mar. 12, Dec. 27, 1864, mamed Fra11k La11gdo11 1860; Emily J., born Aug. 8, 1851, mar• Nov. 211, 18811; Aaron W., born Nov. 11, ried John c. Merritt Nov. 2, 1872, died 1869, died Ang. 16, 1888, buried at Rook• Apr. 80, 1886. away. Mahlon H., born Apr. 8, 1828, mar• Evallne, born Oot. 2, 1887, died June rletl Sophia B. Pruden, daughter of 11, 1889. Ze11119 and Sara A. (Lawrenoe) Pruden, Children of Stephen and Nancy Apr. 25, 1sao, died ,lone 8, 1808. She (Smith) Dickerson: Mary W., born June was born Sept. 7, 1828, died Sept. 19, 21, 1828, married Timothy L. Palmer, 1898. Had three children: Edward L., ~011 of Timothy 1111d Eleota (Garrigus) Nettle andJl'red H., all of Dover, N. J. Palmer,. Feb, 116, 1844. Had fiv~ ohil• Aaron, born Joly 80, 1826, married (1) drnn: Wilber, Emma, Mi11to11, Mary and Harriet K. Cooper Joly 4, 1862. Had Chai:les. seven children: Phebe, William, Mary, Hetty S., born Jnly 26, 1880, married Augusta, Hattie, Charles and John. (2) Davis Lyo11 Sept. 16, 1848, died Deo. 9, Locy Sickles and had four ohildre11 : 1895. Had six ohildi:-eu : Ed ward, Lanra, Lilly Jane, Lnoy, David and Miu11ie. Julia, Eliza, Charles and Hattie. Eunice, born Sept. 8, 1829, married BS Julia A1111, boru Jnly 10, 1882, mar­ second wife, Absalom S. Talmage, of ried Thomas Jefi'ersou Youngs Feti. 11, Rockaway, June 7, 1866. No children. 1868, dit1d July 26, 1869. He Wl\8 sou of William 1\1., born Sept. 16, 1886, died Christopher n11d Eleota -('rowla11d) Jone 26, 1849, You11gs aud born Apr. 9, 1838,diedAug. John S., born Feb. 28, 1842, married 5, 1899, '.rhey bad 0110 child, Frank J. (1) ,Jane Aun Pierson 1868, bad 011e Youngs, hor11 July 12, 1860, married child, Lntie; (2) Phebe Merritt Feb. 14, Mary Fredericks Nov. 8, 1888. Had 1876, had 0110 child, Ethel. children: Edward F., born Aug. 1889, Ohildre11 of William B. and Jane died Apr, II, 1891, buried at Oak Ridge; (Dickerso11) 011Sterli11e: Ahuira, born Ed11a J,, boru June 27, 1802; 'l~homas J. Aug. 29, 1828, married Ma1111iug F. You11gR, married (2) Cornelia M. Hill, Searning Mar. 14, 1862. Had three child· daughter of Jobh 0. nud Nancy B. ren: Jennie, married Walter MesRenger, (Talmage) Hill, Deo. 27, 1860. Chil­ Oct. 1888 ; Oharles W., and Heu,iietta. dren-see Hill Family. Chilliou D., born ·oot. 20, 1888, mar• Abigail, born Sept. 22, 1884, died Ang. ried Augeli11e Lee, daughter of Charles 8, 1885. S. a11d Milicent (Horton) Lee·, Nov. 21, Caroline, born Juue 8, 1880, married 1861, died .Ju11e 26, 1900. Children: Charles Young, sou of Ohristropber, Milicent Jane, born Mar. 28, 1863, mar- Dec. 9, 1864. Hnd eight children: Henry W,, George P., Jennie, Wesley, F1mny, Fred, Olande, Roy, Mabel, boru Aug. Lldn, who mnrrled Wilbert A. Engles 27, 1887; Edith, born Nov. 21, 1890; Jaue 26, 1805; Lillie nnd Oarollue. Helen, boru Deo. 28, 1898, aud one dead. Dnniel, born &pt. 6, 1888, married The following additional dates of the Ohnrlty Oll8terllne Feb. 20, 1866. Hnd Olark family, nud later connected with seven children: Sosnn, Frank L., Julia, the Dickerson family by marriage, is In­ Elmer, Gr11ce, Jennie M. aud Hattie. serted here for oouveuleuoe. Oharles S., born Oct. BO, 18<10, mar• John Olark, elder of the Rookawny rlea (I) Feb. 9, 1865, Ooruelia Oooper, church 1798, deacon in 1809, died July daughter of Stephen, HRd oue child. 26, 1828, and baried at Rockaway. He Oummlngs 0. (2) Hnttie R. Ol11rk, lived and died on the farm now owned daughter of John aud Snrah Auu by Mrs. Otelialle Schultz at Frauklln. (Oocper) Olark, Apr. 22, 1869. Ohil­ Wife's name not recorded. dreu: Wlleua, Fred W., Olara, Marviu, Children : Daniel, born Sept. 7, 1768, Wadsworth, born Sept. 80, 1878, died married Rhoda Heddeu, of Denville, July 6, 1888, buried 11t Rockawny, 1md who died Dec. 14, 1814, aged 42. He Hnrry PRrk. :', ' , , Jived ou the farm now owned by the Harriet Elizn, boru Mar. 0, 1848, mar­ Misses Vesper aud died there July 211, ried (1) Mar. 8, 1864, Isaac D. Lyon. 1828. Abigail, married Joseph Harri­ Had two childreu : Auun nud Isaac. (2) man and lived on adjoining farm. Feb. 4, 1875, Rev. Beujnmiu N. Reed. Priscilla, boru 1762, married Ooruelius Emma J1me, born Sept, 10, 1845, mar­ Anderson, of Denville, died May 21, ried Elisha B. Earles Dec, 5, 1868. Ohil­ 1852, buried at Rockaway. He was dreu: Onroline M.. Olnrissn, born Mar. born 17ii8, was a member of Oaptai.u I, 1865, died Juue 16, 1865; Nettie A., Josmh Hall's Oompauy, of Denville, iu boru Feb. 25, 1869, died Mar. 6, 1869; the Revolution, died Mar. 18, 1829, George W., born ,Inly 1871, married buried at Rockaway. Hauuah, married Bertha Cooper, daughter of Jeremiah, a Genung aud lived aud died where Mr. Aug.'.19, 1809; Arthur P., bom Sept. 29, Joseph Zeek now llvea at Franklin. 1887. l:letsey, never married, lived with her Stephen, boru Dec. 5, 1847, married sister Hannah. James, went West, was ,Tulia Banks Dec. 25, 1878. Nochlldreu. drowned in the Ohio river. Jobu Wesley, born ,Tn.n. 1, 1851, mar• Ol1ildren of Daniel mid wife Rhoda : ried Ohnrlot.te R. Quimby Sept. 20, Samuel, born Jnue 26, 1800, died Jau. 1873, Hnd two clulclrAu: Flora nud 26, 1885, 'hurled at Rockaway; Mary ,Tobu. Died ·May 25, 1888. Auu, born July 21, 1804, married Albert Addie A.. boru Oct, 7, 1856, married Lamson and removed w~st,; John, boru Oharles M. Moyers May 8, 1876. Had Dec. 22, 1806, married Sarah Aun, eight children : Oora, boru Apr. 1876, daughter of William Oooper, died Feb. married Nathau Jagger, May 8, 1900; 28, 1871. Both buried nt Rockaway 224

See Cooper family, Sarah, born Jan. served ll8 a private In the Eastern 4, 1800; Daniel, (2) born .Mar. 29,1811, Battuliou, Morris Oounty', New Jersey Militia; sergeant, Cnptuin Isaac Hnsley's died Dea. 8, 1814, baned at Rockaway; Company, same Buttalion; ensign, Cap­ James H., born May 11!, 1818, died Deo. tain Josiah Hall's Company, snme Bat­ 0, 1852. to.hon; sergen.nt, Cn.ptaiu Josiah Hall's Children of John nnd wife Snrnh Aun: Compnuy, Hame Battalion, 17Bl, during Walter Kilpatrick, born Sept. 22, 1881, the Revolutioua1·y War. · ADJ. GEN, OLil'IIANT. died Nov. 8, 1805, buried at Rockaway; · The Denville brn.uch of the Dioker­ Mary Ann, born Deo. 7, 1882, married s011 family descended from D11niel Uick­ Stephen B, Cook, died Jane 22, 1808, ersou, who was born in 1740 nud died buried at Rockaway; Snrnh L., born l82U, aged SU years. If the cl11iµ1s of of kinship that seem to have existed. be­ Ang. 17, 1884, married George Drayton, tween t-he Deuv11le family uud the Berk­ died Jan. 1, 18U4. He wns born Oct. 15, shire Valley fau,ily:, are satisfied, this 1828, died Feb. 16, 1886. Both buried at Daniel, of Den'l'ille, must h1we been 11. Rocknwny. John Dnuiel, born July 28, sou of oue of the four brothers: Daniel, Thomas, Joshua a11d Peter, tbnt came 1886, married Snrah B. Conn, of New­ from Southold, L. l., to l\l.orri~ count.y, ark. Re sold the Olark homestead at N. J., about the year 1745. · Denville to Peter Vesper, died Mar. 14, l have been able to get the names of 1870, buried at Rockaway. Hannah the children of all these brothers except­ ing those of 'rhomns. ThomnR married Moore, bo111 May 3, 1840, marr1ed Thom­ Sarnh Wager ·nne7, 1787, in Southold. as Barrett McGra'ttt:May 19, 1869, died His oldest son was named Thom11s, 1111- Nov. 15, 1871; Hattie R., born Mar. 28, other sou wns IJhnrles who wns uorn 1845, married Charles 9. Dickerson, of 1745. We do not know the uameR of his other children, but I feel sntisfied Douville, Apr. 22, 1869. thn.t Dm1iel, of Denville, w11s another Siuc11 the above has been placed in son ancl John, of Mendham, N. ,T., wns type, two very important papers have probably another. been received in addition to the Dicker­ Ou December 1, 1770, Thomas Dicker­ son acquired au iutereat in some laud son family. One from Adjutant Gener­ near Succnsuuna. Ou the 20th of Marnh al Oliphant, of Trenton, N. J., giving 1778, Thomas Dickerson (son and heir­ the military record of Daniel Dickerson, in-lnw of 'rhomll.B Dickerson, deceased.) and one from Frederick A, Canfield, of conveyed his interest in a pnrt nf t.l1is laud to Benjamin Hurt. 'rhis fixes the Dover, N. J., who has very recently iu date of death of Thomas £\bout 1772. his reBellrohes of tha Dickerson family, This Thomas was elected overseer of discovered the probabl~ ancestor of roads in Rox\Jm•y township in 1752. Daniel, of Denville, in the line of Thom­ I can see no good reason for not RR· si!(niug the Denville family to the line of as,' one of the four brothers who came 'rhomns. 'l'here is no other pince for from Southold L. I., and settled in Mor­ them, that will satisfy the conditions ris county. thnt are known to bnve existed. Daniel, It is certified, that the records of of Denville, has been confounded with this office show that Daniel Dickerson Daniel, of Roxbury township, but as each hns his owu, n.ud clist.iuct line of desceudnnta, there is no need of 11.ny old 1048 He hnd two sous: Thomne confusion. nnd Peter. Thomas had four sons, who l!'RED A. 0AN1'IELD, came to Morris conuty 118 !lbove stated. Thie will place the Pnriton Phi!omon This spoils II bit of romance, but we are Dickerson, who came from England to glnd to have facts. tlw MllBBIIChnsetta colony 1088, nt South- The story of the Fichter family mny Here they Jived happily for a time, until not be of ns much interest iu the great his wife one day went to tho spring to outside world ns in the former iron get a pail of water and found a large mauufncturing nnd mining towns nnd snake nearby, which so entirely upset villages in the immedinte vicinity of her nervous system that she declared Rockaway. Hut few of the name are she would no longer Jive in the land of beyond th3 Jimits of Morris county. snakes, hence they removed to Rockn• Frederick Fichter wns born in the small way. while Fichter continued to work iron manufacturing town of Elscoe, at Mt. Hope. The severe nervous shock Germany, near the border line of proved too much for her delicate u,,rves, France. His father wns Nicholas and she wns taken soon after from the effects his mother Rosina. It wns here he with fever, died and wns buried at learned his trade and married at an Rockaway. This event so disheartened early age. He and his wife Mary Ann Fichter that he sold out his household soon after emigrated to America and belongings, and resolved to go back to lauded in New York Oity about 1778. Germany. Fnesch induced him by nn Also a sister, who married Baltus Good advance in his wni:es to stay three nnd removed to Pennsylvania. months until he could find some one to John Jacob Faesch, who was in search take his place at the furnace. He con­ of skilled iron workers for the furnace at sented, at the end of the three mouths Mt. Hope, N. J., went to New York and another advance 'in wnges induced him found, as it proved afterward, the very to stay for another three mouths. lu man he wanted in Fichter. They came the meantime he atteuded a party wit.It with Fnesch to Mt. Hope and Fichter other Germans at Bloomingdale, N. J. was plnccd in chnrgu of t.110 furnace. It wns here that he first saw Mary 227

Witty, but she could not or would not tween Berkshire Valley and Lower talk German to an entire stranger. The Longwood, N. J. They removed to trip w11s m11de on horseb11ok, the custom Upper Longwood where Frederick of· th11t d11y. The chlll'Jlls of Mary Fichter died about 1850 11ged about 00 Witty h11d induced him to make another years, he Wllll buried by the side of his trip soon after, when he cbimced to meet first wife Mary Ann at Rockaway. As Mary attendinir a toll gate, her father no monument marks the spot the pre­ was g11te keeper, 11nd found that she oise location h11s been forgotten. His could talk German to the satisfaction wife went to live with her son W111i11m that another trip to the toll g~ was at Rnssia, near Milton, N. J., where he soon made 11nd she consented t.!fbecome owned II forge 11nd saw mill, she died bis wife, so that within II year from the there Nov. 5, 1857, aged 85 yenrs, and death of his first wife arrangements was buried at Oak Ridge (N. J .) Oeme• were made and they were married in tery. Ohildren: Ellen, married G11rrett the parlor of the F11esoh mansion at Mt. Welcher and lived about two miles Hope, where a large number of the first below Montville, N. ,T. Had children: families were invited. This event took Adelia, who married Daniel Jacobus place in 1788, 11s near 11s the records can and lived at Montville; G11rrett and be accountable. After a few months David died young; Mary, married (1) she complained that she had nothing to Robert Scoik, lived in B1·ooklin, N. Y. do and begged that a flax wheel and where he was accidentally shot, and his fifty pounde of flax should be purchased, widow married (2) Frank Sage and re• nfter which in due time, Elleno1· El- moved to California. They bad a son Ienor was presented to them and she did Julina and three daughters. Phebe, mar­ not have to make another complaint of ried (I) Jacob Quimby; (2) Jacob Sharp; nothing to do. Ou the first day of June Elizabeth, mnrried Abraham Warp, 1792, John came to the household at Mt. lived in Bergen county, Hope, when soon after they removed to John, born Jnne 1, 1792, married Old Boontou, N. J., in the iron iuterest Naomi Gordon, daughter of David, of of Faesch, where Oatharine Sophia Rockaway, Oct. 9, 1818. She was born made her appearance. They continued June 29, 1793, died May 1, 1869. They to live in Old Boonton when Gabriel hved at Rockaway and at Upper Long­ came to that town Nov. 25, 1706. Then wood where he died Nov. 17, 1870. followed Wilham in 1700, next Eliza• Both buried at Berkshire Valley. Ohil• beth Margaret, Mary Aun, named for dren: Frederick, born at Rockaway his first wife June 22, 1804; Frederick, Jone 1, 1815. :married Mahnd11 Bowen named for himself; then Adelta, when Sept. 20, 1838, by Rev. F: A. MoITe!l. they removed to Berkshire Valley, N. She was born May 19, 1817. Both buried J., here· came Ehza and Jacob Losey. at Berkshire Valley. David Gordon, They lived on the Lot Berry farm be• born July 1817, married Maria, dangh- 228 ter of Drivid nnd Chnrity (Cnnine) Lud­ dren. (2) Betty Ward, had nine chil­ low, died Nov. 80, 1866. She died Apr. dren. Ho died Mny 5, 1864, buried at 12, 1872. Both buried nt Hurdtown, N. Berkshire Valley. Children : Eliznbeth ,J. Mnry, born nt Rooknwny Ang. 1810, Ann, mnrried Wesley Doty, son of married John Freemnn Stevens, re­ Aaron; Joseph, mnrried Nnuoy Hender• moved to Cnliforniri. John Gordon, son, dunghter of John; Caroline, mnr­ born nt Upper Longwood Sept. 2, 1821, ried Gilbert Ludlow ; Hila Murin, died mnrriod Snrnh Aun. clnughter of Dnvid vonng; Murgaret, murried (1) Rhine­ nud Snbinri (Ayres) Cooper, Mnr. 28, hurt Davis, (2) George Johnson; Wil!­ 1840, by Rev. Joseph F, Tuttle, living ium, murried Lida Shipman, buried at nt Franklin, N. J. She was born Mrir. Berkshire Valley; Jacob, murried Phebo I, 1820. Mnrgaret Elizabeth, horn Sopt. Ann Friirchild; Nunoy, mnrried -­ 17, 1826, mrirried Elijrih lJ. Nichols, liv­ -- Davis; Ellen, died young; Mury ing at Upper Longwood. Snrah Anu, Jane, mnrried John C. Gordon, of Berk­ (twin) born Sept. 17, 1826, mnrried (11 shire V rilley ; Eliza Cutlrnrine, married Aleimnner Armstrong Men·itt; (2) -­ ,I a mes Westervelt ; ,John Gubriel, mar­ -- Wilson. Willinm, died young; ried Elizabeth Gordon; Murtha Ellen, William, (2) born Jnn. 6, 1880, mnrried murried (I) Lewis Gordon, (2) Mnrk Chnlilotte, daughter of Richard nnd Helmis, had one child ; Frederick, died ,lane (Normrin) Davenport, Sept. 20, young; Dennis, living on the old ho111e­ 1866, living at Upper Longwood. Susrin, ateud nt Berkshire Vulley ; Phebe, mur­ mnrried Willinm Lyon ·as second wife. ried Abner Lowery; Apha, murried Jo­ Hnd children : Irene, died y01;11g; seph Mrithew ; Sophia, married Charles Naomi, Sarnh and Augusta. Belinda, Briant. born Feb. 18, 1837, married Manning Eliznbeth Margaret, married Samuel Force Nichols Feb. 24, 1855, by Rev. P. Losey, died at Longwood. Both ,John L. Hnyes at Longwood. buried a, Berkshire Valley. Childaen: Catharine Sophia, married Dr. Dnvid Timothy, married (1) .Jane Ockerbook, Reeve, of Bloomingdale, N. Y. He had (2) Mury Fichter; William, married discovered a treatment for hydrophobia, Hester Umana; Margaret Sophia, mur­ and was wonderfully successful with n ried Thomas Cooman. large number of priti~nts. Chilnren: Mary Ann, born June 22, 1804, mur­ Abraham, died aged 4 years; Willinm, ried ,John Har\'ey Gordon Deo. 26, 1830, married Sofronin Henion ; Elizabeth, died Ang. 5, 1875. He wa.s born Oct. married Richard Sloan ; Israel, married 86, 1805, died Oct. 4, 1856. Both buri~d ~'auny Woodward; Margaret, married ut Rockaway Vruley, N. J. Ohildreu­ Peter DeBaum. See Gordon fllmily. Gabriel, born Nov. 26, 1796, married Frederick, m!lITied Mary, duughter of (I) Eliza Ware. She was born Mar. 18, Moses Bonnting, of Berkshire Vulley. 1804, died ,Juno 1, 1848. Had ten chi!- Children: Hurriet, murried (1), Willium Fredericks, (2) Nioholns Smith ; Mnry aged 4 years, buried at Berkshire Val­ Ano, married Peter Dolan ; Martha, ley. died young ; Ellzn, married Dnniel Elizn, married Lewis G. Wiggins, died Mnthew; Onthnrlne Sophin, married Apr. 10, 1806. Ho wns born Nov. 26, Nicholas Smith; Moses. mnrriod Emily, 1848, died ,Juno 14, 1866, Both bnrie danghtrr of David 11ud Jn.ue (Dickerson) at Rockaway. Ohildreu-see Wiggins Allon; ,lolm Jacob, married Eliznbeth, family, dnughte,· of William and Marin Jacob Losey, boru 1825, married (1) (Lnwreuoe) Bnuntiug, hnd oue child; Eliznb,eth, daughter of David Estil, of Phebe, mnrried William Hnggertv; Oak R.idge. She wlls buried at Oak Oru:oliue, married Page, sou of William Ridge, (2) Mary Strnit, of Milton, Minton, lived at Brooklin; Sarah ,1ane, daughter of Stephen. He died 1874 nt married (1) George Phillips, (2) Will­ Hibernia, buried at Rockaway. Ch1l, iam Sp10er; William Henry, married dreu: Mary Elizabeth, married Joseph Cornelia, daughter of Elenzer and Eliza­ Kelso, died in California; Sarah Ann, beth (Seward) Lnmsou; Emma, mar­ died aged 1 year; Jnmes Edward, mar, ried William Smith, of Brookllu, N. Y. ried Helen, daughter of Samuel Beaoh, Adelia, married (1) John Williams, of Rookawny; David, died young; lived at Longwood. John Williams Whitfield, died young; Barry, died was sou of Samuel of Shougom, N. J. young; Auna. Belle, Frank and Elin He had brothers : Foster aud Moses in Christiana, are IU New York Oity. Onptniu Josiah Hall's Company, of Den­ Children of Frederick Fichter and ville. (2) John Mauger, buried at Berk­ wife Malinda: Johu A., boru Oot. 12. shire Valley. Children by W11Juuns: 1840, married Mary Elizabeth, daughter Rath, mnrried (I) Charles Castimo1·e, of Maurice Ohnmberlnin, May 14, 1864. had five children. He was a soldier iu 0bildreu: David, Ida, married George the Civil War, aud killed iu the army. E. Buuuell; Ada, died Jan. 17, 1881, aged (2) Wilfam B1·eese; (8) George '£aylor. 10; Fred, married Edith Youmnus. Eliza D., died aged l 6, buried at Berk­ Mary Elizabeth, born Apr. 8, 1848; shire Vnlley. Hezekinh, died aged 8 David Edwin, boru Oct. 22, 1845; Elijah, weeks. John Gordon, uever married, Sept. 2, 1849, buried at Berkshire Val, died aged 40, buried at Dover. Jacob ley; Thomas Scott, born Aug. 8, 186:.l, F., WE\Ut to Onliforuin. Rachel Ellen, married Hauuab Hammel Nov. 16, 1874. married (1) IJ.eury White; (2) Samuel She was born Dec. 19, 1856, living at Greeu; ·cs) Jobu, sou of John Dudley Upper Longwood. Children: Maliuda, Wood. Snmuei L., died aged 2 years. born Ang. 0, 1876, married Charles Edgo, Nancy Elizabeth, died nged 16, buried of Newark, Oct. 19, 1898; John Freder• at Berkshire Valley. Sarah Eliza, mar­ iok, born May 20, 1878, died Jan. 17, 1895; Elijah Bruen, born May 21, 1888. ried Sidney, sou of Johu Dudley Wood, Twins, (uo unme) boru Mny 28, 1866, bnriad at Dover. Phebo Sophia, died died M11y 24, 1856. 230

Children of John F. Stephens and 25, 1860; Alfred Hinds, born Mnr. 14, wife Mary: Joshua S., Henry Mains, 1809. Edwin, diecl in iufllncy, buried at Ouk Children of William Lyon aml wife Ridge; Naomi, Caroline, ,John F., Ab­ Susan; Irene, Naomi and Snrnh Augus­ solem B., Eliza Aun, died in rnfanoy, ta. buried at Oak Ridge. Children of Manning F. Nichols and Children of John G. Fichter and wife wife Beliudn: Zibn, born Jan. 12, 185fl, Sarah Ann: Daniel Cooper, born Mnr. died Nov. 1850 ; Marg1net, boru Sept. 27, 1850, nrnrried Martha Jane Davis 1857; Caroline H., John F., Anna, Feb. 2, 1875. She WCIS born July 7, Sarah Aun, Jedinh, Ziba (2), Wilhnm 1855. Naomi Gordon, born Dec. 12, F., Elijnh Ja(:ob, Mary, Charles. 1851, died Dec. 28, 1854, buried at Rockn­ Children of Dnuiol 0. Fichter and wife wny; John Witty, born Jan. 1, 1864, Mnrthn J.: S1trnh Ann, born Aug. 17, died Jnn .. l~, 1865, buried at Rockaway; 1876; Martha J ,mo, born May I, 1870; Davie! Cooper, born Feb. 18, 1856, mar­ John Davis, born Nov. 4, 1881, died ried Lydia Ann Stalter Sept. 5, 1880. Feb. 20. 1883, buried at Berkshb·e Val­ She was born June 10, 1868. Lewis ley; Dnvid, born July 27, 1888; Wallace Ayres, born Feb. 2, 1850, n111rried Agnes Waer, horn Sept. 17, 1885; Robert Hopler Sept. 28, 1888; Charles McFar­ Wicks, born Jan. 81, 1888; Anna lan, born Nov. 17, 1861, died Sept 28, Sabina, bori, Mar. 22, 1890; Daniel 1870, buried at Berkshire Valley; Ayres, born July 14, 1892; William, George Wigi;ius, boru Muy 5, 1864, mar­ born Oct. 2, 1894. ried Mary A. Roe, May 10, 1886. Children of David 0. Fiohter and Ohilclreu of Elijah 0. Nichols and wife Lydia A.; Jane, born Sept. 9, 1882, wife Margaret E. : Surnh Cordelia, Jo­ John Gordon, born May 28, 1884; Sarah seph H., Alexander, William F., Susan, Ann, born Mar. 26, 1886; Naomi, born John F., died young; Caleb H., Mary Fob. 7, 1888; Mary, born Sept. 2, 1890; E .. George W., Phebe, Frederick, died Abraham, born Mar. 30, 1898; Lewis, young. b')rn Nov. 10, 1895; lsa11c, born June 16, Children of Alex. A. Merrit.t and 1899. wife Sarah Ann : Salina Ann, Alnuson • Children of Lewis A. Fichter and A., born Mar. 1, 18-18; William F., Sey­ wife Agnes: Harriet, born Dec. 22, 1883, mour S., Elizn,Jnue, mnrriecl Dr. Bright, Louisn and Berthia, (twins) born Apr. of Woodport; Theodore, Emmonds J., 18, 1886; Oharl~s H., born July 14, 1888; Chester, Hnrlow Page, Newton, no Amy, born Nov. 25,.1890; Stella, born name. July 81, 1802; Irene Gordon, born May Ohil1lren of William Fichter aucl wife 2, 1894, died Aug. 28, 1899, Alanson Ohnrlotte: Theodore Dayton, born Apr. Merritt, born Apr. 28, 1897. 11, 1867, died 1870; Richard D., born Children of George W. Fichter and ,Jun" 11, 18GB: Fanny Jnne, born Jnne wife Mary A.: Lulu May, born Sept. 8, 23r

1885; John Roe, boru Apr. 3, 1887, diocl 1878; Marili M., boru Doc. 22, 1881; Apr. 8, 1888; Loretto, born Moy 20, Hormnn P., born June 23, 1800; David 1880; Olive, born Jone 17, 1801. G., born May 21, 1899. Ohildren of David G. Fichter, son of Ohildren of Roy W. Fichter, born David, (born Sept. 1858) and wife Alice Mar. 28, 1870, and wife Eli2nbetb, born E. (born Deo. 25, 1868,): Roy W., born Apr. 10, 1874; LeRoy, born Mar. 28, Mnr. 28, 1870; Frank L., born Apr. 0, 1899; Est.her, born Apr. 10, 19UO. Cbt Gordon ramilp.

A few preliminaries are nece9sary be• widow of Davie! Oaufield, who clied fore writing upon the Gordon fnmily. 1750, nud a probable sister of '.Chom n '£he nnme is spelled iu many wnys lu Kinney nbove. Dnvid Onnfield had the old records, From the old fa1111ly children: Samuel, 'rimothy, Phebe, Bible of David Gordon, better known WI Henry, David and Experience. the "old sexton" of Rookawny, the fol­ Joshua Gordon wus qnarternm~ter in lowing entry is made-"Onpt. Wru. Gor• the Revolution, and had: William, por­ dou, Decest, Apr. 16th, 1777. Iu the hnps Jolm, who lived in the parish of forty-first year of his age." Also, Rockaway, and was assessed in 1702 for " William Gordon, sou J oshnn and eighty-two ncres of land for the snlary Martha Gordon." '£he remniuiug rec­ of Rev. J. J. Onrle, and died Mny 1, ord obliterated, Other records have 1813, nnd buried nt Rockaway, and "Oct. 20, 1777. Letters of administra­ Ohnrles, born 1775, died 1815, mnrried tion ou estnte of Joshua Gordon, de• two sisters, Hannnh and Eliznbeth Per­ ooased, intestate, granted to '£llomns kins, and Jeremiah, Kinney." Also, "9 February 1778, Let• A certified copy from the 1·ecords nt ters of admu. ou estate of IJap&. Ww. Trenton hnve, "It is certified, that tho Gori!ou, deceased, intestate, granted to records of this, office show that Joshn11 Thomaa Kinney." Also, "21 December G01·don wns in commission ns qnarter­ 1786, Letters of Admu. ou estate of wnster of Colonel Ephriam Martin's Jeremiah Gordon, of Morris Oo. de­ Battalion ; Brigadier General N athauiol ceased, intestate, granted to '.rimothy Beard's Brigade; New Je1·sey Stnto Caufield." '£roops, July 6, 1776, during the Revoln• 'l'he wife of William Gordon was De• 10nary War." bo1·ah (Kiuuoy) Onufield, She was Also, "it is certitlocl, thut tho rccul'1ls 233 of thlH nfllco, Rhow thnt, Willinm Gor­ dou served UH II privnto in tho EnHtoru clon, wns in COlll!JliSH!On aR ROCOJl(l liou­ Bnt.tnlion, llforris Oonut.y, Now Jersey, tunnut of Cuptnin ,John Ross' Oompnny, l\Iilitln; nlso ns II privnto in tho Now 'l'llird Bnttnlion, mrst l~stnblishnrnnt, JorHoy St!lto '£!·oops; also privnto in tho Now Jorsny Coutiuontnl lino, M11rch 6, Fil'•t B1\ttnllon, Second Estnblishmont,: 1770; promoted Firat Liontounnt, July Now ,Torsoy Contiuout,tl Liuo, nud iu lll, 1770. 'l'his bnttnlion served in tho tho Sixth Compnny COllllllll!ldod by Cap­ oxperlitjon to Cnunrla n"'l took nu nct1vo tnin Jorcminh Ballnrd, Tlurrl Battaliou, pnrt in tho oporatioua bofore (~nohnc In Secoud Estnblishmeut; .sorved iu tho May u"'l lnno 17711. Ho wns commissiou­ lurli1111 Oatupaign ngniust tho six un­ ml cnpt11in in 'l'hirrl B11tt1\liou, second tioua in Woste.ru Peunsy!v,111i11 from PstulJlishmout, Now ,Jersey Ooutincntnl l\Iny to Novomhor, 1770; private iu Onp• 1i1w, Nov. 2n, 1770, nur1 diod iu sorvico tni11 Alexuncler Mitcholl's Oornpnny, iu April 1777, rlnriug thn Revolntiouary First Hegimont; cletuilorl to Oolouol War." l~raucis Burhsr'a Now Jersey Light Ju. Adj. Geu. Stryker has ulso Willinm fnutry But.tnlion, nud sorverl iu the Vir­ Gorclon, n mi11uto man of Mo11mont.h giuiti Campaign from April to October, 00trnty Militia, nlso nuotlwr 11 minnto 1781 ; took part in the seigo of Yorktowu, mnu in tho lltirlc!lcst>x Militin, flll(I nlso aurl was prrsent iu the battlo of York­ n William Gorden,· who sor,·u1! ns u town nnrl surrouclor of Lord Oornwnllis, p1•iv11to iu tho ll'onrth Cornp1111y, Onptniu Octohor l!l, 1~71,-dnriug tho Rovoln• ,Johu nurr0wcH conimnu,U11g, Oolu1wl tlounry Wnr." 'fhe following aro tho 1 Oliver 8 1luncP\' S R.t1f!inwnt.,

Rooknwny uear his f11ther, David, but M11r. 25, 1833, married Mary I!'. Thomp­ there ls 110 monnmentnl record of tho son, died llfoy 17, 1809. She was born snmo. Snonmmh, born Oot. 10, 1785, mar­ Mar, 1837, died Jnn. 1878. Mary ried It1111111er Ayres, Jived nt Now York Samnnthn, born ,Tau. 18, 1848, died Ang. nod wns'buriod nt Bmokliu. No recordH 23, 1857; ,John Gordon, died young ,Tuly of ohlldron. Amy, boru Sept. 26, 1787, 13, 1848. Nearly all the ohi!dreu died married (1) Timothy Losey, Deo. 10, before mirldle nge of consumption, and 1807, lived at Upper Lougwood; (2) -­ nenrly all buried at Oak Ridge. -- Tuttle, probably buried at Berk­ ,John, born .July 30, 1790, died 1813, shire Valley. No other records. Nnomi, buried nt Rockaway, born June 20, 1790, married John Sarah Bench, born Get. 7, 1800, mar­ Fiohtor, son of Froclerick nnd Mary ried Abrnhnm Losey, lived at Milton. (Witty), Oct. 0, 1818. Ho was born No records of children. llfoy, 1701, died Nov. 17, 1870, Both Parnell Bench, born Sept. 10, 1808, buried at Berkshire Vnlloy. For chil­ married ,lohu Mott, Jr., of Rockaway, clren-see Fichter fnmily. lllnry, born Apr. 2, 1830, died Feb. 17, 1895. He was Oct. 26, 1708, m11rriod David K Estill born .Inly 17, 1799. died June 27, 1865, !<'ob. 22, 1818. Ho was born Doc. 8, Botl1 buried at Rockaway. Ohildren: 1788, died Jnu. 6, 1870. Silo died Dec. John Gordon, Nathaniel Revo nod Sib­ 2, 1880. Both buried nt Onk Ridge. bah. ,John Mott, ,Jr., mnrried (1/ Sibbnh Lived at Milton, N, J. Children: Nnucy Talmage, daughter of Capt. Job, Jnly Gordon, married Ephriam Lindsley, of 28, 1818. She was !torn Sept. 15, 1800, Dover, N. J. He was born Nov. 8, 1810, died Sept. 7, 1828. died Aug. 28, 1884. He married (2) Cluldreu of William and Elizubetl1 Ursula F. Gage, of Dove1·; Sarah mar­ (Rochelle) Gordon: John Harvey, born ried Stephen A. Lindsley. He wns born Oct. 26, 1805, marl"ied (1) Nancy.Atuo 1817, died July 17, 1897. William Gor­ Sept. 4, 1824. Sha was born Feb. 1. do11, boru Jun. 18, 1818, married Eliza 1805, died Mnr. 25, 1829. (2) Mary Aun Green Feb. 1844, died Sept. 4, 1849, Fichter Dec. 25, 1830. She died Aug. 5, bnried at Oak Ridge. Had one child. 1879. He died Oct. 4, 1855. All buried Mnry Jouuua, died Oct. 17, 1851, aged 5 at Rockaway Vnlley, N. J. David, yours, 2 mouths and 8 days. James, born Jnly 30, 1808; Anna Maria. born born Nov. 8, 1822, married Aun M. Aug. 10, 1810, married Charles Lewis, Demorest Feb. I!, 1854, died Jnue 19, of Orange, N. J. ; William Moses. 1860; Elizn T., born Sept. 4, 1823, died born May 26, 1817, married Frances llfor. 14, 1851; Cathariue J., born Aug. Elizabeth Turu3r, who was. born Ii, 1829, married Nelson Hamlin Feb. 4, Apr. 4, 1819; Amy Eliza, born Nov. 1852, died Jnue 20, 1852; Elizabeth, born 9, 1819, married .Jacob Price, went West Jan. 1, 1831, married Jacob L. mchter, in 1855, and enlisted and was killed in rliod ,Jau. 29, 1851; Abram Losoy, born wnr of 1861-5; Charles Lewis, born May 22, 1824, died young. Apr. n, 1860, urnrried Ohurles Kincaid, Ohiltlren of J oh11 Harvey Gordon nll!l Jr., l\foy 25, 18IJ8, He was born June 7, Nnncy At.no: Abrnm Losey, born Nov. 18114. H11rry, born Sept. 27, 1880, at L1i­ 28, 1825, died about 1680, 11evor married; fayotte Oolloge. Ann, born M11y 8, 1827, m11rried Gnrrett Ohildren of John Jacob Gordon: ,Jacobus Jan. 1, 18.18, lived ut Whitehull, l!'lorenco, Mlll'tlm, William, N ollio. N. ,T., diecl l!'eb. 14, 1859. He WUR born Oh-ildron of Oharlos Wesley Gordon: Mnr. 22, 1807, died Apr. 7, 1866; ,Tosoph, Borthu, K11te, William, Aclulino und born ,Inn. ao, 1829, died June 2li, 182\1. Oharlos. Ohildre11 by second wife: D11vid Reeves, Ohildren of William Moses and wife born Oct. 17, 1881, mnrried Elizu Jaco­ :B,rauces: Susnu Aun, born Sopt. 7, 18).10, 0 bus, cited nbout 181JO ; Mury Elizabeth, married Moses Hnud Dec. 7, 1857, living born Apr. 20, 1888, mnrriecl John R, at Lyons l•'111·ms, N. J.; Wm. Henry, Stires Dec. 16, 1855. He wus born Apr. born Dec. 28, 1841, died uged six weeks; 25, 18:35. Marth11, born Dec. 26, 1884, David, born !\fay· 28, 1848, married Ouro­ married John E. Huyler June .l, 1858. line Sauds; John Ha,:vey, born July 1-l, He was born Apr. 15, 1830. Nnncy 1848, murried Olaru Hoiso; Willimn, ('!) Atno, born Feb. 28, 1887, married born Jnu. 28, 1851, removed to luclinuola, George W. Gl11clso11 Mar. 28, 1860. He Iowa; Charles, born Nov. 1, 1854, rn­ w,is born Feb. 8, 1882. William, born moved to Thompsonville, Ill.; Albert March 6, 1889, married Susan Ann Augustus, born Jun. 15, 1850, died aged Unnngst June 27, 1860. She was born 2 years, tl mouths; Josephine, born July Sept. 14, 18.18. John Jacob, born Jan. Bl, 1859, married, 1882, James Bailey. 15, 1841, married Margaret Blnnchurd, Olnldre11 of Moses Hanel and wifo of Rockaway, Jan. 25, 1861. She was Susn11 A. : Ada Frances, born Oct. 8, bom Jan. 24, 1848. Oharles Wesley, l851, mal'l'ied Wm. Woodruff Feb. 22, born Nov. 8, 1843, married Mary Hixon 1874; Henry 'rheodore, born Dec. H, Mny 20, 1860. She was born Apr. 15, 1846 185U, murried Auna Clump lllny UO, Ohildren of Williaui and S. A. 1881; Emma Ireue, born Aug. 18, 1863, (Unangst) Gordon: Lauru, born Jan. Hi, died young ; Mnriettll Stella, born Oct. 1862, married Oyrus Byrnn Dixon, of 2U, l8tiil, married Preston Lal!'orge Beu­ Rockaway Valley, N. J., Oct. 2;;, 188-1. nett Sept. 5, 1888. He wa,. born Dec. 10, 1860. Children : lu some of tho old Rockuwuy records Olifl'ord, born July 1885; Homer, born mention is mude of 0110 Oharles Gordon, Dec. 1800; Russell, bom Sept. 1893; a possible resident of Rockaw11y, and u Bryant, born Oct. 1895 ; Florence, born probable brother or son of 011ptuin Will­ Mar. 1898. Frederick, born Mur. a, 186-!, iam Gordon. He wus born 1775, died married Annie Trimble Oct. 2-!. 188!!. 1815. The mnrriaJ?e records nt Morris­ She wus born Feb, 1, 1866. Ohild, New­ town County Olerks 011:ico, have his ell, wus born Sept. 20, 1890. Mary, born marriago to Hunuuh Perkins May 10, 237

1706, by Ebenezer Ooe, J. P., 1111d II m11r­ He married (I) Hopeful Wood July 27, ri11ge (2) to Eliz11betb Perkins, prob11bly 1747; (2) Eliznbeth Stnnsborroagh, Risters, M11r. 2, 1700, by Rov. John J' Apr. 8, 1763, had children baptized nt Onrle, of Rockaway. He hnd children: Morristown: Mary, Samuel, Jeremiah, Lowls, born Deo. 14, J7lll, who mnrried Hopestill, ,John, Providence, William, Hannah Gard, daughter of Onptain Mary, Joseph, David, Robnrd and Seth. Dnuiel, nnd died Aug. 1876; Isaac, who He wns resident nt Rockaway after lived uenr Boonton, wn• mnrdo1·ed 1111d 1780. robbed by George Ackers or Ackerman, Since writing tlrn nbove, I hnvo who wns huug for the murder 11t Morris­ copied the following facts taken town about forty yonrs ago. Isnao had from the original Bible Records of 11 ROil Snmuel iu tho war of 'lll-5, aud Timothy Southnrd, now in possession of died uenr Booutou July l!JOO. Eliza, F1·ederick Gordon, of Boouto11. Tins mnrriod ,Tobu Harvey ;Ohnrles, Deborah, important record will correct some state­ married Micllnel Dolen; Snrnh, mnrried ments found iu the Southard and Palmer ,Tohu Mills; Stephen, ,\1111111/ln, married families, and is further connected with ,John 'l'horu; Hauunh, married Goilfrey the Gordou family. 'l'he records were M!\llll. formerly held by Dnvid Gordon, the Lewie nud Hnuuah (Gnrcl) Gordon 11 old sexton." Jived nt. or uenr Berkshit'e Vnlley, 1111d '£imothy Sm,thnrrl, boru Oct. 6, 1736, hnd children : Willinm A., born M11r. 26, married Susnnun Swordeu Mny 16, 1820, mnrried Amy 0. Dickerson, died 1762. Trnditiou hns · thnt Timothy Apr. I, 1861. She wns born Apr. 20, 1824, Southard served iu the Revolutionary died Aug. 5, 1895. Both buried nt Berk• War, nnd died from the effects of ser­ shire Volley. Dnniel Gnrd, !Joru Jnu. vice Jan. 81, 1777. At the bottom of ~5. 1824, mnrri<>cl Snrah E., rlnnghter of said record, Ill nuother hand writing, is Houj. H. Oorwin, clied Jnn. 21, 18!l0; Timothy Sonthnrd died Jnu. 81, (dnte of Abbie M., mnrriecl Wm. N. Spencer. year tol'II), aged 40 yenrs, 8 months nnd Dnniel Gnrd Gorclon hnrl son Beuja­ 26 dnys, this would mnlce date of denth min 0., born Nov. 30, 1848. He married ns nbove. (I) ,Jennio Mnrin, dnnghter of ,Job A. Sus1m11n Rnudal died Oct. Iii, 1706, 'l'nlmage, Apr. 13, 1871. ~he was boru aged 55 yenra. She was born Apr. 23, ,Juno 25, 1851, diecl ,Jnne 2, 1875, !Juried 1741, aud mnrrierl seeoud Johu Rnudnl, at Hill Oemetery. (21 Frnuces Shuster, of Denville. Susauun: Swordeu had a 1ianghter of Jncob, Sept. 20, 1880, nud sister Sarnh, who married Stephen. l111d AOII Lewis, born Feb. 17, J8.86. Beach nucl Ii vod opposite Deu ville dP.pot: David Gordon, or Gnuden, a pmbn!Jle All are probn!Jly bnrierl nt Rooknway, hrothor of Joshun, boru about 1724, nud bnt 110 rflcords of same. Ohildreu : rlioil Fob. 7, 1700, wns resident nt Rock­ Anne, (also cnllerl Nancy), boru May 4, away, nnd m~ntioned in t.110 old record.•. J7fi3. Slw mnrriecl Da,·irl Gorrlo11, il.inrl 2 38

Fob. 1860, nged Sil yenrs. Ru1·iod nt buruecl to clo11t,h by flllling in n ch11rcoal Rooknwny. Mnry, boru Mnr. 27, 1706. pit, which he was nttoncling. No other records. Mnrriod lmt nnme Of the children of Dnvid Onnfleld, uukuown. Amy, born Aug. 20, 1760, runr- who m11rried Deboruh, a sistor of Thom­ rfod Moses Hopping, who lived at nnd ns Kinney, Samuel is snid to hnvo ownod Weldon, nnd afterwards Hope ser~od in the Revolutionary Wnr; well, wns forgemnn, and owned forges Timothy, lived nnrl died nenr Ornn­ there. Date of death and place of bnrinl b~rry Pond. now Silver Lake, N. J.; unknown. Phobe, born Oat. 2, 1772, Ph~be, married, name unknown. and married William Mitchel. He ,vas a lived nt Hibernia, N·. J.; Henry, no rec• tailor by trade, lived nt Franklin,' and ords; Dnvid, nlllrriod nnd lived at. removed to Ohio. No other rec01·ds. Frnuklin, where ,Joseph Zeek now lives, Neomi, born, (name of mouth torn), 5, ancr Experience, called "Peeney" uover 1775, married Silas Palmer, lived lit married, lived with her brother Dnvid. Rocka,vay, gives dato of birth thnt of Both buried at Rockaway, but no rec­ Phebe, Oct. 2, 1772, which is l\U error. ords of burial. Children-see Palmer fnmily. Silas, 'fhe Thomas Kinney above meutiouod date of birth wholly toru, probably was born 1781, died Apr. 8, 1708, married about 1777. Silns was married, name Elizabeth Gordon, a probable dnughter ,iuknown. He had a son 'fimothy, who of ,Joshua, wns born 178li, died Apr. 28, tanght school many yenrs, was a lawyer 178U. Ho hncl children bnptized nt, Mor­ and died near Lake Hop11tcong, N. ,J. ristown: John nud Jabish, June 22, A daughter Mary wnrried Levi Harvey. 1700; A bmhnm, Sept 26, 1762. Silas lived nonr Rockn,vay aud was Cbc Darriman f amilp.

It may be well to mention some of the. baptised at Now Huven•Jnu. 24, 1647, pecnlinritios of tmtography nud prouun- attended Harvard College, married Hnn­ ciation of onr early settlers. They were I nab Brynn, n daughter of Richard, of a plnin people, without time or iucliun- 1Milford. Ct.. Nov. 20, 1672. She wns tiou tQ show grAnt lenruing, aud genernl- ,1born 1654. He wns n settled pastor of ly mndo themselves comfortable and the first Presbyterian church nt Eliza­ happy with the use of five hundred wol! Ibethtown, N. ,T., Oct. 1, 1687. Ho was chosen words of the English l1111guage. given n laud grant of one hundred acres Words of three or more syllnbles were by the Proprietors Feb. 20, 1603. frequently coutrncteil to two in proper Children: ,John, born 1674, married nnmes, with accent m, the first. This Abii.;ail V\7hitehenil, daugl1ter of Isaac, Harriman or Herriman was redncml to some 1mthorities sny of Morristown, N. Horman, and oecnsionnlly writt'ln' so. J ., others of Elizabethtown. Isaac lfarrison to Hars'n, Casterline t,o Ont.Jiu, Whitehead nnd wife Mnry Brown hnd 8hnwnnguck to Shougum, Elizabet,h• children born at Ne,v Haven: Susnunn, towu to 'Lisbeth, Now York to York. Isaac, Mnry, Samh, Snrunel, Joseph, Unstom "nick-naurnd" the given-names Grace, removed to Elizabethtowu lfl{i4 of persons, and sometimes wholly nnd hail Nathaniel nnd Abigail, who ehnnged them. The fiiinl e and tho married John Hiirriman. The Wllito­ nhomiuable fiunl Jc were selrlom used in I hencl family probably removed to Motris ll'riting which probably gave Webster! county nt a Inter rlnte. John aur: Abi1?11il the American ictea. j had· children: David, 'who wns •t Ynle ,John' Harriman wns a weIJ.t.o-rlo iun · Oolleire in 1711; Hannah, born 1093, k1•i,por in New ·_Haven, Ot., iu.·W46;. He i mnrrieil ,Tobu Hendricks, buried at E!izn­ hacl wife Elizabeth. His sou John wns beth Mnr. 15, J 7/J2; Ahigail, married John Olurk_. John Harriman made will John Pipes, of Rockaway, was Revolu­ Feb. 17, whice was probated Mar. 22, tionnry soldier; John, married (1) Sarah 1780. Price Jan. 81, 1750; (2) Leisa (Allen) T.-J. Samuel, born June 2n, 1670; Ann. mal(e, daughter of Job Allen, and widow born July_r5, 1078; Mary. boru Nov. 7, of Daniel Talm ,ge who wns killed at bnt­ 1680; Alox11ncler, born 1082, diecl 1005; tle of L11oknwnxen July 22, 1778. John Leonard, bbrn June 15, 1688, died Feb. 11nd Leisa lived ue11r the present David 1, 1096; Richard, born Ang. 0, 1685; Jo­ Lash farm. Joseph, born Dec. I, 1751, seph, born about 168U, married noel sot­ married Abig11il, claul(hter of Elder John tied nt Rockaway, at the "Harriman Olnrk, of Rockaway, Jan. 17. 1804, by pince" now occupied by Wnlter Free­ Rev. Jnmes Richo.rcls. He died Jo.u. 8, man, previous to 1780. '.rhe name D.en­ 182U. She wns born 1778, died ,Inn. 10, ville was not known 11t this date, beiug 1866. Both bnried 11t "Ha rrimnu bury­ nmued about .. the time or the Revolution ing-ground" at Denville. Stephen, dierl from ,John Den, who settled near the not, married, WllB Revolutionnry soldier; Den Brook whe1·e it unites with the Richard, mnrrierl Catharine Peer. Sho Rockaway River. Joseph died 1758, was horu 1757, d iecl Feb. 13, 1827, buried noel wus probably buri3d nt the "~arri­ at Rockaway. ,Jacob, was buried at mnn huryiug-gl"Ound ;" Stephen,· WllS Denville, "S. H.,?' markerl on n rough born 1680. Of the children of Rev. John stoue, marks the grnve. Married Afllo Harriman, ~h is perhaps the only Jones Deo. 1, 1795, by Rev. D. Baldwi11, nue of the family who settled at Rockn• had oue child, Hannnh. who married way. Carter Bruen Sept, 18, 1803. David, Children of Joseph, (no record of married Ha.unah Hicks, of Rockaway. wife's name): John, married Miriam June 3, 1808; (2) Agnes Jackson; Hnu· Blockmau, ·probably of Rockaway ; Han­ nab, manied Samuel Liudsloy; Bnth· nah, married Nonh Bench, sou of Ben­ sheba, married ----Moore·; Snrnh, jamin. resident of Hanover, N. J.; died iu middle age, uot married. Dnvid, no records; Sarnh, born Dec. 26, Children of John aud first wife Snrnh: 1715, married Abner Beach;son of Ben­ Joseph, married a Hedges 1111d rnniovcd jamin, at Rockaway, now Denville,' to Mic)til(au; Tristam, ·married ,Aun Mar. 1734, lived near Denville depot. Tice Apr. 1797; William, married Sarah Children of John and Hannah (Harri­ Serrin or Searing, of. Mendham, Juno man) Hendricks, ,:if Elizabeth: Hnnuah. 1797; Jehu;. Rhoda, married John Snrah, Lydia; David, born 1723, diod nt Palmer, sou of Jacob, Mar. 26, 1796, re· Elizabeth May ·1732. moved to Vermont; Johanna, married Uhildreu of J ohu und Abigail Ch,rk : ,Jacob Peer, died 1816, buried at Rocka· J ohu and Abigail. way; Jemima, mnrried John Daniels, of Children of J ohu and Miriam, 1111 born Rocknway; Mary, mnrritld Johri boru n.t Rockn.wuy: Jmninrn, mu.n·iod l:lowlsby. Children by second wifo Lois11: D11niel, m11rrled Lydi11 Oooper, July 10, 1859. Children: Thomns, born d11nghter of John and Lydi11 (Bench) 0 ot. 16, 1876 ; George, born Sept. 14, Dooper, Mar. 2, 1811; Mirilllll, m11rried 1878; Ada E., born Aug. 2, 1882. Al\rou Pnttner, sou 'of Jacob, nud re­ Ohildren of Richard and wife Outha­ moved to Western New York; Hutdnh, rme Peer : Elizabeth, born Jan. 6, 1778, married Joseph Casterline, of Franklm. died Dec. 6, 1884, buried at Rockaway; Jan. 18, 1803. John, died, not married Aug. 27, 1860; Obhdren of Daniel and Lydia: Aun Mary, born Dec. 2, 1788, noi married, Eliza, married II Flarrity, 110 children; died I)ec. 29, 1849, buried at Rockaway; John, Oharles. Elizabeth Price', Sarah, Sarah, also died not married, date un­ baptized FAb, 1828; Oathariue, Mary, known. Stephen Bench, baptized Feb. 1824. Among the near neighbors of the This family 111! removed to St. Louis, Harrimnus, Allens and Kitohels Missouri. iu Revolutionary times was one Andrew Oluldren of ,Joseph aud Abigail Hubbard, who came with his wife and (Clark): Joseph, born Nov. 1805, mar­ two children from Germany and settled riea Mary Lee, widow of Elias, hnd one near Hibernia previous to the Revolu­ child, Caroline, died Ang. 5, 1858, tion. He wns a smelter by trade. There buried at Denville. Miriam, boru Jan. is a tradition that the soldiers came and 1807, died Mar. 15, 1814, buried at Den­ blindfolded him, touk him away where ville; Cynthia, born Feb. 2, 1810, mar­ he worked six monthsin a cave, molding ried Joseph F. Lash Feb. 18, 1887. He bullets for the army. His family was was born Ang. 10, 1811, died Apr. 10, well cared for, but he waB uot allowed 1891. Both buried at Denville. N1111cy, to communicate with them, ut the end born Feb. 2, 1810, (twin), mo.rried of six mouths he was brought home, Anthony Zeek Mar. 2~, 1854, lived at blindfolded, and well paid for his ser­ Hibernia, N. J., no children, died May vices. Where was the cave iu the 29, 1893; Lucy, born Nov. 2, 1819, mar­ mountains? ried Gabriel Lindsley Feb. 9. 1838, lived He bad nine children, the following at Rockaway, had one child, died May 11re only recorded : George. married 6, 1839, buried at Denville. Abigail VanDerhoof, of Montville, N. Children of Joseph F. Lash and wife J., Mnr. 15, 1810, was a forgemau, and Cynthia: Nicholas. born Feb. 27, 1839, lived between Kitchel's aud Beach was soldier in Civil Wa~; Loisa, born Glen, removed later to Whippany, N. Sept. 6, 1841, living on the old home­ J., and died there. Elizabeth, married stead; Sarah, born May 17, 1848, died Andrew Hiler; Oathariue, married Will­ about 1886, buried at Denville; J'ohn, iam Sherman, lived at Milburn, N .. J.; born May 4, 1845, died Sept. 10, 1870; Rosy, married Anthony Zeek, lived at David, born June 9, 1848, married Eliza Hibernia; Mary, born 1777, married J. Sauders Jan. 1, 1876. She WIii! born David Powers, Esq., of Rockaway, died Nov. 1819. He wo.a born 1770, died bought the Olurk rurm where his ohil­ Deo. 4, 1840. Both buried at Rockaway. dren now live. She died Nov. 24, 1898, Children of George Hubbard: Eliza, buried at Rockaway. Catharine died married ---- Sheldon; Mahlon, young; German, married Hooker; Har­ married ---- Monroe, and died at riet married Robert Cook. Who can Whippany; Mary Ann, married -- give more infermation of the Hubbard -- Smith, and removed West and died family and their service in the Revolu­ there; Naney, born 1822, married Peter tion? Vesper, who came from Germany, Cbt Dill ramilp.

Family tradition hllB it that Peter Hill young man worked at Mt. Hope, as one came from Germany and first settled in of the liveried attendants to John Jacob Vermont, where he married Anne Mar- Fnesch, Esq. On one ocC11Bion, it is re­ garet, or Marguerite, name unknown. lated, that while assisting Faescli to She was of French descent from the mount his horse, the horse shied and early settlers of Vermont. The family, Faesoh fell to the ground. Foesch being llB nearly all the children were born in a lame man, always carried his heavy Vermont, came to New Jersey and set- gold mounted cane with him, and not tied about one mile north of Morris having the temper of an angel, after Plains, on what is now known as Sires what had happened, struck young Peter farm, inl768,if_notprevioustothn.tdate. over the head with his cane-Peter's Both were rqceived by letter at the Dutch and French were both up, nod Presbyterian church at Morristown, the aristocratic Faesch received a very July 80, 1789, at w)lich time their young- severe chasti~eme11t from the hands of est child, · Abigail, was baptized. She Peter. Peter afterwards married Ohari­ was born probably in.Morris Pia.ins Apr. ty Badgley Apr. 16, 1781. Had children: 8, 1769. No further records of Abigail. Rachel, bor11 June 4, 1782; Daniel, born Peter Hill was born in Germany 1721, Sept. 11, 1783; Elizabeth, born Sept. 4, date of marriage in Vermont unknown. 1784; Aaron, born Oct. 18, 1785; Sarah, Died at Morris Plains of asthma Jan. born July 25, 1787. All baptized at Mor-. 18, 1781. H\s wife ~as born 1730, died ristown. After this date, he emigrated Jan. 18, 1782, of fever, just five years pre- with his family with the many who vions to the death of her husband; went West, and all farther traces of his buried at Morristown. I family are lost. Of Peter's brother Na- Peter, perhaps the oldest son, when a, thauiel, we have no records. He proba- bly preceeded Peter to the West ; per­ lived at Denville and Rockaway. Both haps married and died there, are probo.bly buried at Rockaway, Anna, porh11ps the next oldest, mar­ Mary, born July 30, 1802, married ried Cornelius Losey Dec. 14, 1785. He William Hiler, died Apr. 117, 1841. Both WBS born 1762, died J11n. 17, 1840. Had buried at Rockaway. "A son" of dapt, children: Ellz11beth, born Sept. 20, 1787 ; David Hill, died 1811, probably very Lewis, born Feb. 14, 1701. Both bap­ young, buried at Rockaway. Harriet, tized at Morrlstvwn. They probably re­ born ,Jan. 20, 1811, married Ohlllion, son moved West in 1792, from Morris Plains. of. George and Anna (Conger) Stickle, David, born Sept. 26, 1768, was cap• died Aug. 16, 1851. He was born Mar. tain in the Revolution, and a resident 11, 1804, died Jan. 26, 1860. Children; of Rockaway. His llrt!t wife Anna, born John W., Peter, Silas Hill, Joseph V., Jan 17, 1707, record on monument has Martha 0., Mary Ann, George, All 1777, died Dec. 27, 1813. He married (2J buried at Rockaway. Hannah Minton Mar. 28, 1814, by Rev. Samuel, born 1760, married (1) Susan­ B. King. She died Apr. 22, 1822. He na Lyon Jan. 1, 1787. Had children: died .:inly 22, 18~5. All buried at ltook­ Jonathan, born Dec. 17, 1787, died Feb. away. Children of David and Anna: 12, 1810; Henry, born June 10, 1780; Silns, born 1780, died Apr. 28, 1809, Abigail, born 1801, died Aug. 29, 1812, buried at Rockaway; Charlotte, married there were perhaps other chil

tor, died Jnu. 11, 1868; Hnnunh M., Union Hill and removed to Brookside. born Oct. 1, 1800, murried David Todd, She died Aug. 18, lij68. lived neur the asylum, died Jun. 18, 1886; Joseph Lyau was born June 7, 1786, Edwa~d, born Feb. 27, 1804, murried died May 6, J 858. Both buried at Rock­ Mary, duughter of Maj. Willium and away. "Denoon" John's wife Eliz11- Abigail (Byrnm) Loo, lived at Littleton, beth died about 1800, probably buried at died May 20, 1878. (See Loe family.) Morristown Baptist Cemetery, Mar­ John, born Feb. 8, 1764, culled ried (2) Alice (Simcox) Losey ubout "Denoon" from the long time ·11111ug 1808, hud Jaue, born Dec. 9. 1809, rnn,,­ that office in the MotTistown Baptist ried John S. Folliot, who came from oh urch, married Elizabeth Rolfe. of Conneotiout, was tailor ·by trade, Jived French descent in 1786. She 1vas born at Frnuklin. She died Mnr. 19, )842, .June 20, 1767. Ohildren: Alexander, buried in Hill O~metery. John Ogsbury, born Feb. 11, 1787, married Rebecca. born Mnr. 27, 1812, married Nancy daughter of Jacob and Phebe (Lyon) Bench, daughter of Job and Sarah Palmer, Fob. 7, 1812, lived at Franklin, (Cooper) T11lmage, Sept. 27, 1886, after had children : Alexander, John P., born his father's death came in possession of Sept. 29, 1820, married (1) Mary Rorick tho farm at Franklin, where he died Mar. 18, 1847; (2) ,June (Shudrick) Mar. 18, 1893, buried in Hill Cemetery. Palmer, Nov. 2ll, 1SS5, died F~b. 22, Hurriet, born Oct. 10, 1814, married 1898, buried at Rockawny. .Jncob, Oliver Osborn, removed to Pittsburg, Elizabeth, married ---- Cnster­ Pa., where they had children: John liue; Pbebe Ann, married ---­ HUI, Lizzie P., Frank P., Mariah H., D11vis: Samuel, born l!'eb. 7, 1789, mar­ Alice, Frances P. and Oliver, Jr. ried Curoliue Crocker, removed to Ouk­ Alice Simcox, born Jan. 23, 1772, was laud county, Michigan. Had childreu : daughter of Nathan, married (1) Aaron Polly, married Na~han A. Butler: Losey, lived near Franklin, had chil­ Betsey, murrie~ Samuel Luke: Charity, dre1i: Jacob, who went to Pennsylvania: married ,John T. Evqrts. He dierl in Chru·les, went to Lake Coanty, Ill.: Michigan before _1848. Lewis, born Catharine, married Benjamin Goble, of Mar. 20, 1791, and Susaunu, born June New Vernou; Phebe Ann, born June I, 12, 1792, 110 records, probably married 1806, married ,Joseph Jackson Ayres, nud removed West; Eliza, born Feb. 20, lived at ll'raukliu; Alice, married (2) l794, married ,Jacob Shipman. probably "Deacon" John l:Iill 1808, died Dec. 16, lived at Littleton, no records, Murin, 1886. He died Nov. 80, 1848. Both born ll'eb. 6, 1795, never married, Jived buried at Baptist Cemetery at Morris­ nt home nt Franklin, died ,July 19, 1873, town and removed later to the Hill buried at Hill Cemetery ; Betsey, born Cemetery. Deo. 13, 1796, married Joseph, son of Children of Betsey Hill and Joseph Asher Lyon, Mnr. 80, · 1815, lived at, Lyon : Sarah L., born Dec. 15, 1816, married Johu Wilson and went to West• Alfred R. Quimby, of Mendham, Sept. ern New York, died there; John Hlll, 22, 1801, died Oot, 12, 1804; Christopher olmuged to JoHeph H. In some reoo1·ds, Lewis, born Apr. 211, 1870, died ,Inn. 27, horn S~pt. 6, 1817, ml\rriod l\fory For- 1878; Almlm Pierson, born Feb. 18, dyoo Dec. 22, 1842, She w11.11 born Mar. 1872, dlud Aug, 20, 1872; Ira Edward, 18, 1817, died Sept. 22, 1883, burled at horu May 12, 1874, married Je1111l0 Rooknwny, also 11, number of their ohll- Rutherford Aug, 1806; George Pierson, dran. Phebe ,lnne, horn Sept. 22, 1820, born Mar. 110, 1880. Thomas J. YoungR uever married, died Aug. 80, 1851 i died Aug. 5, 1800, burled at Mt, l!'ree• Alice, born Oct. 8, 1821!, wns fourth dom. ,!ob •ralnmge, born Apr. 14, 1841, wife of Job Allen •rahnnge Sept. II, married (l) Agues T., daughter of ,lolm 1846. She died July 28, 1887, burled In and Harriet (Pnlmor) Ayres, June 1811n, Hill Cemetery: Jacob L., born Jan. 28, She wns born Nov. 22, 1846, died Jan. 1827, married Anne Crane, went to 11, 1800, burled in Blll Cemetery, (2) Australia, returned to St. Louis: Nancy Elizabeth M., daughter of Mnhlon and K., born Apr. 28, 1820, married Elisha Mary Ann (Morris) Robards, Oct. 24, Meeker, of Millbrook, May 22, 18511: 1868, Sho was born Jan. 6, 1845, died Philip Edward, corn Feb. 11, 1882, mar- Feb. 11, 1886, buried in Hill Cemetery. ried Auna Voes, removed to Scranton, Children: Lewis, born Aug. 26, 1860; Pa., died ,lune 26, 1897. Frank, born Nov. 21, 1870, - married Children of ,lohn 0. and Nancy B. Ameha O. Osborn ,Tan. 18, 1890: Alvin, (Talmage) Hill, all born at Franklin: born Oct. 10, 1872; Laura, born Apr. 10, Edward, born July 12, 1837, resident of 1874, married Absolem 1'. Cramp_ton Franklin ; Cornelia Maria, born May 21, Oct. 4, 1809; Rertha, born Joly 8, 1876, 1~89, married Thomas ,let'ferson Young married Harvey Eugene Ayres Dec. 21, Feb. 11, 1868, died Aug. Bl, 1802, buried 1808: Jvhn 0., born Nov. 5, 1870, died at Mt. Freedom. Thomas J. Yoong was May 31, 1884: l!'rederick, born July 27, son of Christopher and Electa (Tow land) 1882; John HC!!:!1.Qe, born Joly 12, 1844, Yoong, who were wattled ,lilly 4, 1826. died Apr. 25, 1868: ?fancy EUz_a, born Thom11.11 .1. wae born Apr. 9, 1838, mar- Jan. 12, 1846, died Oct. 26, 1846: Lewis, ried (1) Jolin A. Dickerson, of Denville, born Sept. 2, 1647, married Mary, daogh­ Deo. 27, 1860, had Frank J., born July ter of Jacob 8. and Catharine Fordyce 12. 1859, married Mary Fredericks Nov. Mar. 21, 1869. He died Mar. 8, 1870. 8, 1888. Julia A. Dlokerevn was born She married (2) Isaac Lyon Deo. 1871. July 10, 1882, died July 26, 1869, buried William Henry, born May 6-, 1840, mar• at Mt. Freedom. Children: ,Ju.lia Ann, ried Amanda, daughter of Joseph L •. born May 28, 1868, married Paul Nor- Hathaway, Sept. 1, 1870. She was born man Aug. 28, 1886: Rosina Maria, born June 7, 1848, died Jan. 28, 1881. He Oct. 14, 1866, died Jan. 24, 1878: Susie died Aug. 26, 1888. Children: Nannie Adelade, born Dec. 16, 1800, manied Amanda, boPn Feb. 10, 1872, died Dec·. 8, 1888; William Heury, boru Sept, 28, or Fob. 1777. J11mos Kitchel testifies 1878, died Nov. 1, 1878; Johu U,, born tbnt he wwi with P~tor Hill three Apr, 8, 1875, died Ang. 6, 1875; Emma months In O11pt. Josiah Hall'sOomp11ny, W., born Mar. !2, 1870, died Joly Ill, Ool. Eleazer Lmdsley .oommnnding, 1877; Susie Bowell, born Joly JO, 1878; nnd that Hiram Howard of the same Edith, boru June 4, 1870, dlerl Jan. 18, comp11ny woe wounded In the arm nnd 1881, burled at Hill Oemetery; Sarnh, heel, Oornnlius Diohe was wounded in Roslna,:boru Joly 27, 1861, died Feb. the shonlde:r, and that one Leonard, of 12, 1881 ; Fmnklln, born Apr. 20, 1858, Sussex coubty, w11e killed nt Strawberry n111rPied Sarah J, Smith Sept. 10, 1874, Plaine. WIIB 11t Elizabeth, Monmouth Oh!ldren: Estella, Olive and Walter. and revolt of the Penneylv11nl11 line. Susie Howell, born Joly 80, 1855, nmr• J obn Hill, 11 younger brother teetillos ried J. P: Ornyon Nov. 15, 1808; Ge~~go of Peter coming home with part of his WWlhington, born Oct 26, 1857, died lingers badly one bot not entirely off. Be Mnyl5, 1858, burled In Hill Oemetery, WIIB then 11bont 12 years of nge, He In tho Oondlct m11nnscrlpts nt New married Oh11rity B11dgely, removed to Jersey Historical Society, mention is Ontario county, New York, and died made that Peter Hill WIIB wonndAd in there about 1830. Hie widow claim~ the hand near Strawberry Plains Jan. pension. Cbt Kittbtl ;amni,.

Among the early settlers of the New and w11s II prominent member in t.110 Havon Oolony, 11t the same time of Rev. colony until his death which occurred Henry Winfield, Jasper Orane and at Arther Kill, N. J., in 1072. others in ship "Arbella" winch left Oh1ldre11 : Samuel, born in Englaud London, England, Apr. 26, 1689, was 1688, married (1) Elizaboth Wakeman Robert Kitchel and fnmily. It WIIS tho at New Haven, 1657; (2) Grace Pierson, first ship landed in Qninuipiac harbor, daughter of Rev. Abraham, of Newnrk. now New Haven. Robert Kitchel wns She was born ,July rn, 1650. Saumol born in Englllud 1604, married Margnret died ut Newark·Apr. 26, 1600. Sheafe, daughter of Rev. Edward Joanna, probably horn in Enl(land, Sheafe, who wns baptized in England married ,Tereminh Peck, who was 11 Mar. 17, 1559. He married Eliznbeth teacher ut Guilford and clorgy at El!za­ Taylor May 80, 1586. 'l'hey hnd Edmund, bethtown, hnd five children. He was who married Elizabeth Ootton, and born iu Loudon 162:l, died nt Wator• Margaret, who married Robert Kitchel. bury, Ct., 1699, 1111d tho sou of Deacon He married (2) ,Joanna ----, and Willi11m Peck, 0110 of the founders of had Dorothy, who mnrried the Rev. the New Haven Colony. ' Henry Winfield; Joaunn, who murried Sarah, perhaps horn at Guilford, William Crittenden, ,ind Jacob, born 001111., as she died young May 10, 1651. Ang. 4, 1616, who married Marg11ret 'l'he Kitchel name has beou l111nded Webb. Wife Joanna and children down by Samuel. Children of first wifo came with the Kitchels; died at Elizabeth Wakeman: Sarah, born Doc Guilford, Ot., ,Tnly 1659. 9, 1667, have uo other records, probably Robert Kitchel came to Newark, N. \ died young; Elizabeth, born Feb. I. J .. with the Milford Colony June 1667,, 1659, married Seth 'l'ompkins, sou of Mienh n111l wife Mnry. Ho wnR born Bnlclwl11, of Milford, who died Apr. 11, 1fl40, nnd died before 1780. The Tornp• 1720. l:Io settled at N ewurk and from kins family 0111110 to Newnrk nnd Inter thence to Morris couuty, Ohlldren: to Whippany 1111d Morristown. Ablgnll, Berthln, born 1000, married Thom11R 0 born Aug. 10, lflfl!, mnrried John Wnrd, Wnrd, who died Feb. 20, 1777, ngod 77. Jr,, of Newnrk, na Reoond wlto. He She died Nov. 7, 1778. Hannah, born wns horn nt Br11nford Apr. 10, 1060, died Nov. 1701, married Ool. Jacob Ford rnor,, His f11,tber, Lieut. John Wnrd, set• 1742, died July 81, 1777. Ohlldren­ tlod nt Brnnford 11bo11t 1048, mnrrled ns see Ford · Family. Susn.n, married H0COlld wi·o H11,nn11,h, dnugbtor of Jns, Simon Beaman; Sarah, born July 22, per Ornne, nnd widow of 1.'homns Hunt­ 1700, died Apr. 22, 1780, mn.rried Snmnel ir1gton. HIR first wifo WIIR prohnbly Ford-see Ford Fnmily. M11ry, 11 d11ughte1• of Henry Lyon, 11nd Abraham by second wife Grace Pier­ thoir children wero: ,Jon11thnn, John, son, born at Newark 1070, died at ,Ir., Nnthnniel, flBnnnh, u111rried Jonn­ Whippnny Dec, 2, 1741, married Sarah thnn Bnlchvin; Snrnh, nmrriod ,Jnbez Bruen, who died ,\pr, 30, 1746, aged 06 Uogers; Phebe, married Ool. John yenrs. Both buried at Whippany. Ooopor; Mnry, rnnrried Snmuel Hnrri• Grace, mnrried Jonathnn, sou of Jona­ son ; Dorena, mnrried Joseph Harrison than Bon and Hannah Orane, the dnugh. aud Dobornh runrried Eliphlet Johnson. tar of Jasper Ornne. ,Tohn Wnrd, Jr., nnd Abignil Kitchel Oh1ldre11 of Abraham Kitohel and hnd: John, David, born 1680, died wife Snrah Bruen, of Whippany: Doc. 14, 1768; Jonathan aud Mary. Samuel, born 1704, died Nov. 10, 1782, 'l'he Wnrd family were early settlers nt no othor records; Joseph, born J 710, bad Now Haven aud Newark. Robert wife Rachel, resided at Hanover N eek, Warde married Isnbol Stnpely iu Eng• will dnted Sept. 20, 1777, died May 22, lnnd, hnd aon Jnmes, who married Anun 1771>. Wife Rachel died Dec. :.!4. 1784. l<'nwkos in England. Their son Stephen, Johu, horn 1714, died Jan. 9, 1777, mar­ married Joyoe Trnford, who niter ried (1) Maria Phoeuioe; (2) unknown; Stephen's d~nth onme to America in (8) Mercy Parkhurst, who was born ltl30. Her will, d040, hns children, Ed­ 1723, died Deo. 14, 1781>. Mnry AIJis, ward, Anthony, Willinm, John and born 1715, died Mar. 20, 17112, married Hobert. Paul Leonard; Abigail, born 1717, died Samuel, uo records, probably died Ang. 20, 1801, 11u11·1io.d Edmond Orane. young. Ohildren-see Orane Family. Gracc;, Mary, married Josiah Ward, son of married ---- Lindsley; David, ,Tobu Ward1 and will dated 1713 names born 1723, died Dec. 26, 1763, married n11mes children: Samuel, Robert, Jo­ Roth Tattle, who was born 1713, died ainh and L11wrenoe. Apr. 4, 1780. Susanna, married Ensign Jonathan Ohildreu of ,J osoph nud wife Rachel : Gr11oe, boru 17Ul, dit•rl Nov. 1811:l, m1ir­ tho 1111me ll'nrreu. Nnthanl~l F11rre11, ried S11tnuel Ford Jun. 20, 1767.-See father 1111cl son were at Milford, Ot., Forrt Fum!ly. Abru.hnm, boru Apr 26, l\bOllt Hl46, 17110, resident ut Rookuw11y, diecl Jan. Nnthaulel Fnrrnud (2) had children: 11, 1807, buried ut l'ursippuny, N. J., Nnthnnlel (8), born 1079; S,imuel, who married (1) Oharity, d11oghter of S11muel died 1760, and Daniel, born 1688, Ford, born Apr. 16, 1739, died Oct. 7, Ohild1·en of Samuel: Ebenezer, born 1770. (2) Rebecca Farra.nd, daughter of 1700, died Jrm. 22, 1777, married Rebec­ Ebenezer, born Feb, 6, 1760, illed Jan. ca Ward, who died Jan. 80, 1777. Bolh fl, 1829. Snrah, born Ang. 2, 1788, mar. buried nt Po.rsippauy, Sarah, Samuel ried Benjamin Lindsley Feb. 10, 1768, (2) died 1760; Phebe, Joseph, born 1719, had nine children. He was born Feb. 22, diecl 1760; Elizabeth, Nathaniel, Daniel, 1881, just one year before Washington, born 1726,

The Lum family Wl\S among the early building of the old Palmer honso soon settlers of Morris Oounty. Samuel, after 1800, so that he lived at Franklin, born June 18, 1610, in England, died his children were born there, had a busi­ Aug. 19, 1708, in •England, had son ness interest there,'.died there and was Mathew, the progenitor of Morris Coun­ probably buried at Rockaway, near the ty famihes. He had son Obadiah, who church of the family. This house was probably settled at Franklin l\S early as burned June.16, 1001. 1780. Tradition has it that he built saw Obadiah Lum was born Mar. 10, 1708, mill and the first forge there, at a forge made will Jan. 7, 1770, which was at Ooldrain before 1740, and had chil­ proved N0v. 18, 1788, so that he proba• dren born there in 1735. bly di'ffi Oct. 1788. He was among the first ordained Obadiah, born Aug. 26, 1785, probably elders of the Rockaway . Presbyterian died young llS he is not mentioned in ohuroh 1768, with Job Allen, Jr., John the will, and probably buried at Roclm­ Huntington, Jacob Allerton and David way, date unknown. Phebe, born May Beaman. Be Wl\S among the early sub• 26, 1787; Hannah, born May 8, 1741, scribers to the church, and his nam.e is probably married ----Hand, had still on the records of assessment Apr. two sons minors at time of the will, and 28, 1778, and Apr. 17, 1781. James, his is mentioned as deceased. Will men­ son appears l\S a member and contribu­ tions Obadiah Hand, grandson. Sarah, tor in 1768. The Obadiah Lum house born Mar. 7, 17 42, died after 1783 ; was situated about 800 yards directly James born June 7, 1747, married Elizl\· south of the present residence of J. P. beth ----, becl\me the. owner of Orayon at Franklin, and tradition has it the lands l\fter his father's dol\th, died that a part of the frame was used in the Mny 4, 1805; Daniel, born Oct. 23, 174U, 2 55 clied before date of will ; Patience, born born Deo, I, 1826, died Dec. 20, 1846; Sept, 0, 176-, married Benjamin Wood• Mary, born May 10, 1828; Nauoy, born rnlf July 8, 1778. He married (1) Phebe Jnly 20, 1881, married William Johnson, Pierson Mar. 12, 1771. She died Jan. 21, died Mar. 11, 1862; James, born Jan. 0, 1777, aged 80. Snsann11, born Oct. 176-, 1888, died Jaly O, 1846. died after date of will. No further rec­ '.l.'he three sons of S111nnel who 0111110 ords. to America early in tho seventeenth Ohildren of James 'Lum and wife century were Jonathan, Mathew and· Eliz11beth,: Margaret, boru June 30, Samuel. jouathan had children: John, 1708, died Oct. 1, 1846; Nancy, born Samuel, Joseph and Jonathan. Mathew Jan. 24, 1771, died June 11, 1813; had children: Obndinh, who onme to Daniel, born Oct. 10, 1772, died Nov. 16, Franklin, and Mathew. Samuel (2) 1844; John, born Feb. 13, 1776, died had children: Samuel, John and David May 9, 1777, probably buried at Rocka­ and others as he died 1782, leaving a way; Hannah, born July 17, 1777, died !urge family of small children. Jnn. 7, 1828; Elizabeth, born Sept. 27, John, son of Samuel {2), WIIS born I 770, died Mar. O, 1866; Squier, bom Mar. 20, 1720, had wife Elizabeth, born Oct. 29, 1780, died Joly 16, 1864; lraua, Feb. 20, 1784. Ohildren: Stephen, born born May 7, 1785, married John H. Jan. 20, 171i4; Mary, born Ang. 9, 1756; Stansborrongh May 21, 1806, died Sept. John Olark, ·born Dec. 26, 1769, died 10, 1862, buried i.t Oak Ridge. He was Ang. 4, 1888, had wife Ruth, born Dec. colonel in 1812 War, born Apr, 27, 1779, 27, 1762, died Jan. 21, 1881; Amos, born died Oct. 15, 1862, buried at Oak Ridge, Apr. 12, 1762; Elizabetn, born Ian. 18, lived at Milton. His son John D., WIIS 1706, died 1850; Susanna, born Deo, 18, born Nov. 4, 1808, mnrried Emily Nor­ 1771, and Elizabeth Harrison, bcm1 Mar. man, who died Mar. 81, 1808, aged 74. 20, 1775. He lived on the colonel's place nt Mil­ Ohildren of John Olark Lum and ton. Both bnried at Oak Ridge. A wife Roth: Sarah, born Oct. 21, 1781, daughter of Ool. St11nsborrongh, Nnncy, died Sept. 6, 1801 ; Prudence, corn Feb, married Albert Riggs. of Drakesville, 15, 1784, died Dec. 28, 1804; Elocta, born Jnne 26, 1889. A number of the Stans­ Sept. 111, 1786; Mary, born Apr. 2, 1789; borrongh fnmily married in Rockaway Jane born Sept. 8, 1701, died 1815: families. The father of the colopel was David Baker, born Feb. 16, 1794, died Adrouijah, born 1745, died May 16, 1876; Nancy, born Jone 2, 1796; Samuel, 1868, buried at Oak Ridge. born Nov. 27, 1798, died 1822; John Deney, born May 4, 1788. No records Olark (ll), born May 81, 1801, died 1872, of marriage or dellth. married Mary Onrpenter Sept. 17, 1838, Children of Squier Lum: Eliza, born who was born May 8, 1808, died 1888; Feb. 6, 1825, married Adam Davenport, Eliza M., born Sept. 10, 1808, died 1860. of Millbrook, Dec. 20, 1864; Samuel N., Ohildren of ,Tohn C. Lum, Jr., nnd wife Mary: Albert T., born Mnr. 80, oriok, Ol11u'1otte, Marv, Albert, Anna 1885, married Harriet Pnrkburst; Oaro­ and Smnuel a., who married Anno. Pot­ line L,, born Dea. 16, 18811; HnrrietN., ter nnd hnd Elizabeth 8., John a., Mary born Dea. 4, 1840; Ellz11 a., born Aug, a., Onrolluo L., David P., Anno. P. :md 25, 18•14, clied 1844; Samuel mark, born Samuel a , born May 18, 1890, mo.king Doo. u, 1847. the oighth gonerntiou. Ohildren of Albort T. Lum: Fred- 'l'he Perrine, (Perrin, .Perrine, Perine, try about• the your lfl80, avoiding the Perryn), fnrnilics of New York, New reign of dire persecution whore mar• Jersoy and Vlrgluin nre tho descendants riages were declared void, property for­ of Dauiel Periue, a Freuch Huguenot, feited to the crown, children imprisoned who sailed from the Isle of ,I ersey in in convents and preachers murdered. ship Philip, July 20, 1605. in the trniu England, Hollnnd, Brandenburg, of Sir George Oarteret. S1vitzerlnnd and some of the Ohannel Oount Perrin, a·refagee from France, Islnuds had long given protect10n to the is supposed to have been the head of the pious victims of couflscatiou and banish­ Poriuo family of winch Daniel Poriue, ment, glnd to extend welcome and adop­ of Staten Island, is supposed to be n tion to soldiers and scholars, craftsmen member. However, it is impossible to and artificers expelled by au nu wise na­ obtaiu consecutive records of the tion. Huguenot families, owing to the gener­ Since the massacre of St. Bartholo­ al destruction of the Protestant mew 1572, colonists of the Reformation churches, the houses and the private had dwelt in peace and seclusion in papers of these heroio religionists. those nlien lauds. To these distressed In anticipation of the revocation of brethren another decree of destruction the Edict of Nantes, which pro• a_ud death, like the knell of Saint Ger­ fessed to allow the French Protest­ main d'Amporriors, cliunecl its·appalling ants free exercise of re!igions wor­ peals through tho century long night of ship, :and fnll ownership of their es­ anxious miserableness nnd tho panic of tates, thousands of the best fnrni!ies of flight for life began. the kingdom of Louis XlV began a Tlte West Indies and the American grndnal exodus from their beloved couu, colonies hnd · nlao given reftig~ to hope- less men, women and children of French Peter, Poter, (2) born 1724; Sarah, born nationality, many of their descendants 1725, died July 21, 1700, married John having settled in Morris county. Previ• Lee, of Hemstead, L. I., 1748; Marjorie, ous to tho advent of Daniel Perine, of born 1728, married John Boillon; Ed­ Staten Island, John Perryu, aged 21, ward, born 1729, married A_nn Holms from London, Aug, 10, 1685, who ap­ 1758; Henry, born 1780; Dinah, born pea1'8 to have been a kinsman of Daniel, 1781. married Thomas Lee, brother of had resided at Baintree, Mass. John, sons of Joseph Lee and Abigail The first marriage license issued in Price, of Hempstead, L. I.-See Lee the Elizabethtown plantation of New Family. James, WIiiiam and Mary, all Jersey, Feb. 18, 1666, was for Daniel born before '. 740. Perine, of Staten Island, and Maria Joseph, sou of Daniel (2), had son There!, a French Huguenot, was signed Oharles, born 1748, Oapt. Peter, born by Philip Carteret, and the ceremony 1748, died 1888, and Wi111nm. Charles, was performed by Rev. James Bollen. removed to New Jersey and had son Dauiel was born 1680, died 1700. ~ Daniel, born 1771. This Peter and Children: Joshua, Peter, Henry, WIiiiam were at Princeton, Monmouth Daniel, William, died young, and and Germantown, and were made home­ Frances. Married (2) Elizabeth -­ less by the Hessians. --, had three daughters : Sara, mar­ Henry, sou of Daniel (2) married ried (1) William Stillwell, of Cape Mav, Judah Warden, of New Jersey, removed the son of Nicholas Cook Stillwell and to New Jersey and afterward to Vir­ Aun VanDyke, of Staten Island; (2) ginia. Had children : Rebecca, married JameR Boster, of Staten Island. Eliza­ Ephriam Eton, of England, died 1817; beth, married John Stillwell, brother of Rachel, married Reuben Oox ; Jane, William ; and Marie, who married Abby, Elizabeth, ,Judah, Sarah, Mathew, ,Tohuues Steem, of Staten Island. Anthony and Joseph, who died 1860. Peter, son of Daniel, married Ann Daniel, son of Daniel (2) born Sept. Holms 1704, had children : Henry, born 16, 1719, married Elizabeth Ponllon, of 1706; Mathew, James, William and Staten Island, Oct. 10, 1787, died Nov. Peter, Jr., who married Margaret Day 1748. Had son Peter, born Jan. 20, 1780. - 1788, who married (1) Oatharine O. Daniel, (2) was born 1672, married, Enyard, had Daniel, Elias, Peter, Abra­ (name unknown), 1699, died about 1745. ham, Elizabeth, Mathias and James. Children: Peter, born 1701, died Nov. Married (ll) Sosanna ,Jones and had 18, 1756, marriee. Mary --- 1724. She Martha, Oharles, Sarah and Judith. was born 1700, died Ang. 18, 1756. He Henry Perrine, son of Peter, born 1701, was captain of Troop, Staten Island had a son John and settled at Perrine­ Militia. His will dated Mar. 18, 1752, ville, who had son Daniel at battle of proved Nov. 4, 175R. Children of Oapt. Monmouth, N. J. ThlS John had son 2 59

John, born Joly 11i, 1771, died Nov. 17, beth born June 10, 1808; Margaret, born 1848, mnrried Anne Anderson, who wns Oct. 24, 1810; William, born Aug. 18, born Oct. 14, 1776, died Sept. 24, 1840. 1816. Children of John nud wife Anne: Jo­ The Perrine fnmily was represented seph, born Apr. 28, 1794; Gertrude, born in the Revolution by the nnmes, Onpc. Nov. 11, 1706; John, born Nov. 7, 1708; Peter, John, Andrew, Dnniel, Henry, Anne, born Nov. 12, 1708; Lewis, born Joseph, Mnthew, Willi11m, James, Oot. 0, 1802; Ontharine, born Nov, 17, Daniel (2), Henry (2), Job, Lewis, 1803; Robert, born Feb. 28, 1806; Eliza- Nioholns and Silas. 'rhnt it mav ho couvmciug proof to Bnrbnr11, Onl., I will give 0110 of these some who lmvo followed my genealogi­ lot tors 11s written nt mndom, n fow nntn cnl sketches of tho old fl\luilies, tl111t they may bo given in parenthesis to complete. are not written at random nt nu idle Mr. Sticl

II~ Wt\K tlH! l'liln ill lhn··n 1 '·n1~~. it1 Ot!Ol'n1 1 ~Li1)klt1, \_\'H!-i lmt·111ho llH.ll duy of l'11~111'11 lo 1111 [Jlll'SIIII.< i11di,li11•d In 1111, ,/11,,·I 17'1iu. 'l'lll'll' lirHt sou, Hnllbnt·d s. shlp l'ot' c•a1·1•yi1t1-( uud uot p,1,dug- llwi1· H1i(•kl1•, WU8 boL'll -Ith of Supt. 178B; ocO,lll i'u1·t•,i;, 1lit'it' 1,e1·0111l ... 011, Ueo1·:~o Stickle, wus "Wh.,t hiH f·.i.vm1 ua1110 1P •', I '"'"''' h,w11 l I I h or 11111·ch 17811; 1lwil· thl1·d hl'Hl'cl 111011tin11od. 'J1hm·n 0.,\1,s so11H• ,-;011, IJ,1,·id 81fr/.;ln1 wu~ lmt·u 1\[n1·ch 28 1 <1t1eHtio11 r.liHed 11.'-! 10 t.lrn JJ,1tiwofiJlicl,lo tiSS: J->ott!I' t,1h-ldo, lhoil' f0tll't,h Hou, n,s Jr. iH uow wd1reu. 8nmec!Ji,11111l 1.i,,<1, \\'UH !Jorn May tho Jfl1h, l71l0; Purlin• the m\uie wus spelled Steikel, 01,i1P1·s urnn 8lieklu, tlieil' fifl.h son, wns \Jn1•11 thm1:.:-ht Sturkel. ~11<1 olher~ wo1·0 of tho tho 0th du,v of Jlfar, 17!12; April :10, opl11io11 11ml, Sr,•i,~ol wuH tho p1op,•r J?l).J, wna Be111111111 i:iricklo, tlrnir ,i.~rh 1rn11in i11 1,1111 Uuti,IJ 1·or1111C·ul111·. son, bol'II; Il111rcl1 l'llh, 171lll, .wnH l\In1fa "[ 11uv,•1·;',al'<' tlds poiut 111ueh thoru their xeveut-h nud J~ti7, I .mot a f'Plltll1 U1a11 who wn:,j di- eighth ~ous, '\Va~h\uglou hit and Achuua t'Pt'I l'rom :\m~l1·1·tl..uu who 0 r(!i~i"-lerml nt. ~nd; 1802, li'nb, 2, wa~ horu thoir uiut,h rue ho1ul whrn·o [ was nt thti 1i111H, 11111) ,-;ou, U111Uecl l\fuhlou. At this poiut the ,,·1·01n I/JP 1rn11w Hricl:l11 ju ... , as Wt' do, reccwd Aucls. ':rhet·e were two clJildreu Hu wu" Jl 111.111 of iutl'lli::1rnc·o1111d 111r>a111-1( lJoru luter: Ohileou, (boru rtlur. 14, n11u ,pollnd !hat, way l'OI' 111,111.,· r.e11,•1'i1· "·Jt wus ulwu,v~ nuderstood thut the tiou ...: iu hi.... J'a111ih·, :111<1 thut 1.lio\' WPJ'e PotPl' 81icddo here first meutioued was 1111 old a11d 11111uPrOu."I l',1111ih· iJJ Holland oun of thn•l' 1Jrothe1'S, nud thnt thiR Peter at, 111;,t ,l.,,<'. 1,,,. :,•,rn<'l,id" l'rnm !hi, Htil'id11s~1t,le1·a11clw~ ot' three brothers.' Eli1.ulieth Pa1'1iamau was horu Oct0Le1· .. "l:'etPt S1icldP, 1Jiu first meutioned, ,l, 1,sJ:J. An:'.- 1'. A. D J71i;J, 11,1,, l,orn p1·ohal,ly 11\'crl Ulld died at whatwne t.heil' Hr:--:t· Ron, Gt-or;-:H i 1\L1J 10, W;1:-- out'\) kuowu us die 'l'erlluue place iu the horu tJwir i,.;,\1•011d HOii, .PPte,·. J7fi,1; Hnckawu_\" \~a/IP,\". Tho fa1·1u lying l\Iarch the 10, liHi, was lJPr11 Eclwa1·,J, ac1·oss thp \'a ill'.\' .in11i11g 011 what used thefr thi1·cl so11 i i\lay i~O. 17lH), wu.-. lo Uo honwu w, lilt:' •roru u1onutuiu on lioru ,lnmes, thefr fomtl1 sou; 1\farf'\1 lthe south e,Ht, 111111 a;.ai11,r the hills r; i\l,1rl-h ~!J, l7i!J, k11ow who ow11s= f,he property at this wa:; :..,u,u Johu, thcit• si.-...tlJ ;:od l.,.-:t time. (Pt1te1• l?, Cook). \Vhe11 I last :-.wi.'" , risitPrl t,lfr.; hnt'."illg- placn the property 11 ''.l,.1he11 follow.'-: tho rccol'd of George was nw11ed U.\~ Hohmt La.sh who mar.­ Siickhi's fa_111ily: Gem·:,ro nuis hom An~. 2-1, Iricd .June, rl11n1.d1t1•r of 011pt. William 1784, dicrl Apt·. 12, 1~5-1. His second, 11ud M11ry (Simcox) Al~<'r; l\fahlo11, wife· clierl Jun. 7, 18UU. All buried ut m111·riPd Dorothy V., dnught~r of AlJt·tt· Rockawuy. t.corge, .Jr., mnrried Au11n, hum VauDytw, rliHfl l\lur. a, l~~.J; d1n1ghtPr of D1tvid Conger, Mur. JO, Chi!iou, n111ni1 d Hanh•t, rl11n!!hl,•1· of J80D, died S,,pt. 21, 1820. His wife wus Oupt. !Jnl'itl nn(I A11uu II ill, diet! ,luu. boru Aug, 28, 1788, died l!'eh. JO, 1877. 2U, IHliO. Rho wns horu ;11111. :W, 1811, Both buri11d ut Rockawny. D11vlrl,.mu1·- died ,\u~. Iii. 1857. Suruh, nrnrried rietl Cht\l'lotte, duughter of Oopt. David Hobert Lash 111J1l rt•mnvrd to llfissouri; uud ,\u11a Hill, died Nov, 16, 18:l5. two sons, lwius, dit•cl in iufaucy. Both Utuied nt Rockaway. Peter, nun·• Twclvn sous a111l two orn Nol'. 28, 1815, cliecl l\Iay 5, Rnhnwa (BeumuuJ Strong, 18H9. She 1855. was born at Hocknwny Ang. 18, 1801, OhHdren of George, ,fr., uu,1 Anna went to Western New York iu 1821, I(Cougar) Stickle: A1111a Eiizabeth, born where she married Coruelius Spoor l!'eb. Mnr. •l, 1~10, mnnie

Whi!A l\t work many yenrs after on tho cliud Mny 20, 184r,, Ho 1lied M11y 22, Shougom Pond, in getting out ti1I1ber 1855. Both buried 11t Ronk11w11y. Jo- nnd crossinf( the lnko on the ice, he Wl\8 11n11a, mntrlod n Freemnn, removed to accicleutally killed, and probl\bly buriecl su·sRex or Bergen county nud lh•ecl to bo at Rockaway, as tradition hns it that his over 100 years old; Patty rul\rried a wife was buried at Rockaway a few Martin., . years after, w hiolt would untumlly be Ohildrou or Garrett and Mary (Losey) by Jhe side of her huslinnd. As there is Smith: Eunice, born Apr. 14, 1796, never no monument or other records the pre• married; Jacob, born Jau. 30, 1707, else date is unknown. never manied, clied Sept. 13, 1854, Children, 1,s far as known, of William buried at Rocknway ; Phebe, born Feb. and Christiana (Derliog) Smith, not 14, 1700, m11rried John Dickcri,on Aug. named in order of birth: Joseph, mem• 19, 1820, lived uenr the "Dicltorsou' ber of Oapt. Josinh Hall's O@mpauy in bridge," be.tween Dover and Rockaway, the Revolutionary War, probably mar­ died June 5, 1879. Ho Wl\R boru Feb. ried ns first or second wife, Polly Ol\Bter• 17, 1797, died Mar. 21, 1861. Both buried line Apr. 3, 1802. }Jad children: Peter, at Rockaway. William, born July 13, who married(!) Betsey Losey, and had 1804, married Harriot Fisher, of Shon• children: Joseph, Anna and Lewis; (2) gom, Sept. 1827, lived where Bernard Esther .Whiting and had John, Demas Towlnud uow lives, died Aug. 17, 1854. ann Lucretia: David, had a sm1 George, She was born 1800, died Sept. 10, 1805. born Mar. 8, 1818, married Margaret Both buried at Rocknwny. The Fisher Thorpe 1889, died at Rockaway Jan. 31, family lived at Shougom, and after -its 1899; John, married Mehetible Youngs, days of prosperity removed to Ohio. "Aunt Hettie" as she was familiarly Isaac, born Sept. 18, 1808, married Mnr­ called; John, no records, only that he gnret Todd Mar. 1, 1837, died Mar. 4, served in Captain Hall's Company, as 1890. She was born Oct. 2, 1820, still also did Samuel; Genett, born May 16, living at the homestead, where Will­ 1762, married Mary Losey about 1795, iam S. Eagles now Jives. He Wl\8 called died May 12, 1842. She was born Sept. Colonel from the fact that he wns acting 2, 1773, and died Feb. 28, 1843. Both Oolonel on training days. John, cnlled buried at Rockaway. Charity, lived at John Junior to distinguish him from "The Hill," not married; Ruth and any other John Smith, born Sept. 16, Millie, no i·ecords ; Katy, married a 1812, married Ruth Skelleuger, of Cranford and probably removed, M the Chester, Dec. 25, 1841, died Mar. 4, name is not familiar in the old records ; l.864. She was born Nov. SO, 1819, died Polly, no records ; Christiana, married a Mar. 9, 1900. Both buried at Rockaway. Hiler and lived at Denville; Wilham, Children of William and Harriet lived on "The Hill," never married; (Fisher) Smith: Mory, married Jncob Amy, born 1760, married William Kirk, Blanchard and lived near the Asylum. Jncob, went West; .Phebe, mnrrled riod Stephen Diokorson Mny 20, 1827.­ Wlllinm Ayres.-See Ayres family. See Dickerson fnruily. Jolin, murried Emily, born Feb 1868, married Bernard Abraham Engles; Miller, born Apr. 22, Towland Apr, 1876, living nt the J1ome- 1819, marrlod Mary Bathia, daughter of stead; Hnnnnh Murin, married ,Tonn• Stephen Trobridge, died at Dover Mny thnn 0. Oooper.-See Cooper family. 2, 1802; Polly, mnrried Nathaniel Diok­ Oharles F., married M1\ry Ann Lyon, erson ,Inly 81, 1880.-See Dickerson dnughter oflsnao. family. ,John ,J., born Oct. 26, 1880, Ohildren of John and Ruth (Skellen- married Marin Jane Dickerson Apr. 111, ger) Smith : Mahlon M., born Aug, 20, 1868, died Oct. 6, 1805, buried at Rookn- 1843, was in the Navy in the Oivi! War, way; Dnvid, married Mury Minton. nmrried Emmu Louisn Smith, daughter Oh;ldren of John ,J. and Mano ,J. of Isaac and Margaret ('!'odd) Smith, (Dickerson) Smith: Lnurettn D., born May 28, 1873, have one child, Laura Oct. 26, 1864, married SilllS Edwin Estella, born Feb. 14, 1874. Eunice A., Cooper Mar. 29, 1878.-0hi!dren see born Jan. D, 1845, diecl Nov, 19, 1860; Cooper family. l!,rances, born July 24, George A., born July 11, 1846; Henriet- 1857, married (I) lsaao Engles Dec. 25, tit, born Nov. 11, 1847, died Sept. 0, 1876; (2) Andrew ,l. Tuers Mar. 18, 1848; Julia L., born Feb. 18, 1850; Cor- 1896; Nollie, born Apr. 8, 1861, married uelius L., born Sept. 2, 1857; Theodore Linus Benty Apr. 3, 1883. He died Nov. P., born Jnue 23, 1858; Malinda C., I I, 1887, chilclreu: Mnbel Fraucea, boru born July 29, 1867; Mnry E., born Feb. Sept. 6, 1888; Ziba O!evelnnd, born 27, 1863, married Edward A. Smith. Sept.. 1885. Monroe, horn Mar. 4, 1867, Ohilclren of Iaanc and Mnrgaret J'foddJ married Anon, daughter of Robert ,Jen. Smith: Eliznbet.11, married George kiua. Apr. 8, 1888; 1 of Isnac nnd Frances (S1mtJ1) Nancy, born 1851, 1nnrriPd William S. Engles: John A. horn ,Jon. 4, 1874; Eagles Aug. 15, 1808, died May 10, 1897, Oliver, bom Mny 11, 1879; Olarn A,, buried nt Mt.. l!'reertom, hnd 0110 son born Mnr. 14, 1885; GHrtrnde, born .Juue Wilbert. A.·, born Mar. 25, 1874, married 21, 1887. Lida K. Youngs June 26, 1896; Olnrn, Ohilclrcu of Mouroe and Anun (-le11- married ThomllB Farlow; Emmn Louisa, kiusJ Smith: Lenn-'., horn Feb. 0, 1890; married Mahlon M. Smith, nnrl l<'rnuk, Hnrolrl 0., born ,Jnu. 22, l8n2; ,10l111 unmarried. • Robert,, horn Mnr. 21, 18!14; Elsie May, Chilrtreu· of John noel Mchetible bom J.\1:ty ill, J8g(i; Mary E. horn 1''.,h. (Youngs) Smith: Henry. N1111ey, mnr- 1900, Cb¢ Wtbb ; am Up.

The name Webb is found among the non June 28, 1805, never married, died very early settlers of New England. In at Stockholm 1865; Moses, born Mar. l!l, Litchfield county, in the land of wooden 1808, married Sarah Williams, of W1ll­ nutmegs lived the father and mother, iamsvil!e, died Apr. 6, 1862. She mar­ (names unknown), of David Webb, born ried (2) Wm. Wright. William, born 1734, died 1827, Tradition has it that they Aug. 23, 1809, no other records. tradi­ had a large family to instruct in the tion has it that he went West. Ezekiel. "Yankee vernacular," and when this born June 2. 1811, never married, was David found that the pie would not go struck while passing under an overhead around, he emigrated to Dutchers coun­ bridge nt Wawayanda and died ,Ian. 7, ty, N. Y., where he married and had 1865. Abner, born Apr, S, 1813, mar­ children: Elijah, wh~ had wife Mary, ried Sarah Jane Davenport, daughter of born Oct. 22, 1772, died July 31, 1869; Solomon, died Dec. 11, 1898. She wns Jonathan and Jacob, who went West, born Mar. IS, 1815, died ,fuly 24, 1856. and David, Jr., born June 6, 1772. Both buried at Oak Ridge Cemetery. There is tmdition that David Webb did Milli0, born Apr. 15, 1815, married service in the Revolution, but, as his George Garlinghouse of Vernon. military record is probably in New York Polly, (twin), born Apr. 15, 1815, mar­ State, have made no research. ried ,John Youngs, son of Hendrick, David Webb, Jr., married Ruama went to Mobile, Ala. Austen, born Mend Feb. 12, 1804, emigrated nnd set­ July 22, 1817, married----- Gar­ tled near Vernon, Sussex county, N. ,I. liughouse, lived at Vernon, died Dec. 31, His wife Runma, was born July 19, 1884; Ruama, born Sept. 19, 181U, mar­ 1779, died Mar. 14, 1841. He died June ried George Mead, removed West. 5, 1853. Children: David, boru nt Ver- Children of Moses and wife Snrah : ,John, born Jnno 10, 1841, mnrried Mrs. 1872, married, living lu New York city; Bloom Jnly 12, 1866, living near Yvo.r­ Asa Willson, born May 12, 1875; Grace, wiok, N. Y.; James, born Jnly 16, 1848, born July 27, 1877. Solomon, born Oct. married Hannah LaRou, of West Mil­ 28, 1848, married Ella M. Post, daughter ford, Sspt. 24 1866, living on the old of Egbert, Dec. 80, 1878, living near homestend near Vernon; Jnlia Alice, New Fonndland. She waa born Jnne born Oct. 27, 1848, married (1) William 21, 1860, Children: William E., born A. Allen Oot. 27, l 870, He was killed Oot. 12, 1879; Walter G., born Jan. 81, by II passing train at Dover Mo.y 11, 1881; Isaac E., born Nov. 14, 1884; Effie 1888. She married (2) - ---­ Olive, born May 29, 1890. Hila and living nt Morristown. Catherine, horn Ocit. 7, 1847, married Ohildren of Abner and wife Sa1·0.h George Kimble Aug. 28, 1864, living Jane: Minnehaha Rnnma, born o.t Ver­ near New Foundland,-Ohildren, see oon ,lune 5, 1838, married J, P. Oro.yon Kimble family. Abner D .. born July Aug. 27, 1864, died of cancer Nov. 27, 17, 1861, married Sarah. VanBuskirk 1886, "Life's fitful fever o'er, she sleeps Mar. 16, 1882. Had one daughter, Delia. well" at the Oak Ridge Oemetery. He died Ang. 14, 1890, buried at -Children, see Ornne family. David, Westtown, N. Y William Albert, born born Sept. 14, 1840, mnrried Lydia Khn­ Apr. 17, 1868, married Abby R. Bates ble, daugmer of John, Apr. 16, 1869. J:n. Feb. 25, 1885, living near Lake Station, Oivil War, Co. K, 15th N. J. Reg., living Omnge county, N. Y. Winfield Ezekiel, near Franklin Furnace. Ohildren : born June 27, 1856, married Ruama, Nicholas Walling, born· June 20, 1870, daughter of Ansten Webb, Jan. 27, on mounted police force iu New York 1877, have one daughter, Bessie, living cit.y; Edwnrd Waterbury, born Mnr. 25, near Hmnbnrg, N. ,J. Cbt Blancbard ;amilp.

Three brothers of the Blanchard fami died Mar. 20, 1878. Both buried at ly lived at Springfield, N. J., and were Rockaway. Aaron, (twin), born 1807, in the battle at Springfield.-Names un­ lived at Denville, died 1890, buried n,t known. Aaron, son of one of the Denville; John, born June 80, 1800, brothers, removed to Berkshire Valley, married Elleuot Shawgm.·, rl~ughter of where he died aged 06 years. He had 11 Henry, died July 28, 1854. She WBB daughter who married Silas Hiler, and born Jan, 1, 1808, died June 24, 1806. a son of Martin H., who was born about Both buried at Rockaway. James, born 1788, came to Rockaway in 1812, was 11 Oct. 14, 1816, married Sarah Muir, of forgeman by trade, as were many others Nova Scotia, died Nov. 6, 1897; Joseph, of the family, also the Hilers who were born 1810, living at Bloomingdnle, N. connected by marriage. One authority J.; Delia, married Andrew Hiler, of gives cl.ate of birth 1701, and death Jan. Boonton, died 1860, buried at Boonton, 23, 1886. He ma1Tied (lJ Sarah Beach, was married fifteen years and had who was born 1784, died O.ct. 16, 1864; twenty-one children. M1U'y, married (2) ----- Youmans; (8) Catharine David Hiler, died 1880, Jived at Meri­ Morse. den, had eleven children. He died 18611. Martin H., one authority says had Both buried at Rockaway. Martin, thirty-six children, but relatives can ac­ died in Hospital ,at Newark 1863, wn.s count for a muob less number. Eliza­ soldier in Oivil War; Susan, born 1840, beth, born 1806, married Henry Vau­ died 184U; Sarah, born 1841, died 1849 Derhoof May 80, 1829; Abner, born '£here may have been others, these are 1807, mnrried Catharine Hiler Nov. 18, not named in order of birth. 1824, and lived at Beach Glen, died Children of John and Elleuor (Shaw­ 1802. His wife was born Sept. i, 1804• ger) Bhmchnrd: John, uorn Jnu. 18, 273

1827, living 11t Rockaway ; Oatharlne, Ang. 14, 1809, rllod Doc. 281 1860; Alll'on, born M11r. o; 1820, died Mnr. 1. 1883, Jr., born Oct. 10, 1811, mlllTled Susan, blll'ied at Rockaway; Alvira, born Apr. daughter of Oapt. John Spr11gue, of li, 1881; Susau, born Oot. 7, 1888; Pochnok, SnBBex conuty, N. J. Nov. 14, Oath11rlno Taylor, born Jan. 25, 1886, 1884; Sarah, born July 15, 1818. died Aug. 29, 1878; Thomos G., born Ohlldren of Aaron and Susan (Sprague) Ang. 28, 1887, died lu OaJlforuia 1804; Bl11nohard : John T., born Feb. 22, Elias, oorn Jone IJ0, 188ll; Margaret A., 1886; Aaron L., born M11y 1, 1888; ·Mlll'­ born Jau. 24, 1841 ; Mary E., horn gnret, born Sept. I, 1840; Gilbert D., May 27, l 846 ; Theodore, 1>oru Sept.. 26, borl) Feb. 27, 1848; Jane, born Dec. 16, 1847, died ut Stanhope Feb. 14, 1900; 1844; Phebe, born Mar. 14, 1847, died buried nt Rockaway; Ohnrlee H., born Nov. 11, 1848; Warren, born Jan. 21, Aug. 12, 18:i0. 1850; Samuel, born Jan. 19, 1852; Al­ Aaron Blanchard, a probable sou of bert, born Deo. 1-!l, 1858; Edwlll'd A., one of tho throe Sprlugfield brothers, born Dec. 19, 1860, liviug on-the old wos born Dec. 18, 1767, removed from homestead at Berkshire Valley; Salomo, Wantage, Suasex·oounty, N. J., to-Ver­ born Apr. 15, 1859. non in 1815, and to M'lrri& county in Oblldreu of Oapt. John Sprague, born 1840. He married Jane Pollison, who Sept. 19, 1771, and his wife Margaret was born Oct. 25, 1?76, died Dao. 6, Lounsbury born Ang. 24, 1775: Mary, 1861. Ho died July 18, 1860, Both born Dec. 21, 1795; Elizabeth, born Apr. bnried at Berkshire Valley. Children: 6, 1708; Phebe, born Ang. Ii, 1800; John, Sophia, born Nov. 12, I 796; Israel, (1) born Feb. 26, 1808; Jonathan, born born May 26, 1800, diad Dec. 25, 1804; Sept. 17, 1806; Buth, born Dec. 6, 1807; Samuel, born M11r. 2, 1802 ; Eliza, born William, born Apr. 6, 18IO; Susan, born Sept. 16, 1804, died Apr. 14, 1800; Ismel, M11y 18, 1817, mn.rriod Aaron Blanchard, (2) born Feb. 26, 1807; Art1111111s, horn Jr.; Randall, born Jan. 18, 1820. Cbt BroadtOtll ;amllp.

. David Broadwell mentioned in the Sept. 8, 1775; Simeon, who married early records, and a me~ber of the Raebel Lindsley Jan. 8, 1778; Joelah Presbyterian obm;cb at RookaWllY in and William. 1772, owned 100 ~ of bntiroved laud William, sou of David, had children : in DenYille district In 17911, for which Ara·, William, Azel, :Mw and Arohi­ be was IISllessed, for church purposes,_ bald, all beipg familiar \_names among also in 1779 and 1781, and in 1794, his the other famille~. William and tho W111essment was 8 £, which was among children, with the exception of Archi­ tho large property owners of tho day. bald, went West before 1817.. Archi­ He was also witness on the contract or bald enlisted at the age of 18, In tho agreement in the rebuilding of the old 1812 War and served BR a teamster. Ho church in 1704. His wife Sibbab, quite WBR born 1705, was a shoemaker by trade, a familiar name in families of that day, married Snsannnh Palmer, Nov. 5, 1818. was born 1745, died May 1?, 1783. Had She was a dMogbter of Samuel and a eon William and a daughter Rachel, Naomi (Southard) Palmer, who lived at who was bom 1781, died Jnlv 5, 1794, Franklin. She was born Feb. 0, 1797, and perhaps others buried at Rockaway. died Feb. 28, 1884. He lived and died David probably died or removed soon at DenvillelMay 25, 1837. Both buried after 1794, BR his name doee not appear_ at Rookaway. ' on the church records after that date. Archibald and Sosanna had children : He probably had brothers in Morris Samuel, who married Mory Skellengor, oonnty, Nathaniel, whO married ,Joanna had children: Theodore, Archibald, Re­ Lindsley Deo. 8, 1778, and hal! John, becca Ann, Eliza, Han-let, Lydia and Sarah, Ara, I,indsley, Mary and ,Tulia. .1obn. He ·went to the Oivil War and Samuel, who married Mary Lindsley died soon after the close of the war. 275

Willlnm, mnrried Julia Aup, d11ughtor Mary A., WM born Jnly 6, 1848, diod of Oornolins Blanohllrd, removed to Nov. 11, 1870. Hnd six children 1111 Utloa, N. Y., died while on a visit to died young except James M .. who WDR Rockawny and buried here Jone 864. born Dec. 1, 1861, died May 16, 1888. Ara, remnlned single, loet the sight of All bnrlod 1\1: Rock11w11y. .Mary Jiving both oyes by II powder explosion, he 11t Rock11w11y mnrrled John R. Miller, WM botn 182/i, died Mlly 2, 1866, hnriod who WM born 1828, died Mlly 2, 1888, nt Rookawny. 'Eliza, mnrried Effingham hlld one child, Snsan, who died yonng, Townley. S~las P., born Nov. 4, 1888; buried at Rookawny. Manning WIIS a w1111·11 melnber of B11ttery B, N. J. Light soldier in the Olvll War, mnrricd ArtilJery, died Jnn. 29, 1887. His wife oimrlotte Riker, 1111d living 11tOhath11m. Cbt ·Cobb Jamili,.

Aided by a member of the Cobb fami- Dec. 12, 1649, Sarah, dnughter of Samuel ly, oonsideral;de res81\l'Oh h11R been m11de and Sarah Hinckley. She WM o. sister to ln thlli llne, au.d· to aid others related to Governor ThomllB Hinokley. this welt known Morris county family Children: John, born at Plymouth, I am enabled to give the result, partial- ,lone 7, 1632, married (1) Apr. 8, 1668, ly, of our-united research. Mary, daughter of William Nelson, of The progenitor of this family in Plymouth; (2) Jane Woodward, of America,.Benry-Oobb, was-born 1696 in Taunton, M11Ss.,July 18, 1676. Ed'!!!_d, Kent Oounty, England, Came to born 1633, took the oath of allegiance Plymouth in ship Anne 1629, but a few 1667, married Mary, daughter of Will­ years lat~r than the Pilgrim Fathers iam and Aun (Hynd) Hoskins, Nov. 28, He removed to Scituate, M11Ss., 1638, 1660, removed to Taunton, died there and from thence to Barnstable 1639. He 1676. His widow married (2) Samuel was deacon and ruling elder at Scituate Phipps. James, born at Soltuate Jan. 111'.Ut- Barnstable thirty-four years. 18, 1684, married Sarah, daughter of Deputy to General.Court of the Colony Jam011 Lewis Deo. 26, 1668. He died several years. H'e died at Barnstable 1696. Hts wife died Feb. 11, 1716. 1679. • Mary, born Mar.,24, 1637, married.Tona• Tradition has it that he ran away with than Donham, of Barnstable, Oct. 16, a "lady of high degree," but she most 1667 i Hannah, born Oct. 6, 1639, mar­ have died on the passage, or soon after ried Edward Lewis May 9, 1681, died landing at Plymouth, 11B it Is recorded Jan. 17, 1730; Patience, born at Barn­ that he married (1) Apr. 1631, Patience, stable Mar. 19, 1641, married (1) Robert daughter of ,lames and Catharine Hnl'8t, Parker Anit, JR67; (2) Deacon William ot Plymouth._ Shi, died May 4, 1648; (2) Crooker· 1686; Gershom, born Jan. 10, 277

1045, married, Ho.11110.h Davis June 4, 20, 1705. 1075. He WRB beheaded by the Indio.us. Children of Edward Oobb aud wife Ohildreu by second wife Sarah: Eleazer, Mary Hoskins: Edward (2) and John. born Mar. 80, 1648; Mehetable, boru Edward (2) had a sou Ebenezer, born Sept. 1,1652, died Mar. 8, 1658; Samuel, May 6, 1690," died 176~, aud a daughter born ocit. 12, 1654, married Elizabeth, Mary who married Seth ];>eau and· bad daughter of Richard Taylor, Dec, ~o. rrius·: Ichabod, Paul au·d Silas. She 1~80, died Dec. 27, 1727. She died May married •c2) ·John Rosher; (8) Nicholas 4, 1721. Sarah, boru Jan. 15, 1658, died Stephens. Edward° Cobb (2) gave his Jau. 25, 1068: Jonathan, born Apr. 10, s9u Ebenezer fifteen a.ores of land in 1660, married Mar. 1, 1688, Hope (Ohip­ Tanutou, dated Feb. 22, 1788, being the mau) Hnokius, daughter of John Ohip­ northerly po.rt of his homestead. num, and widow of John Hnokius. She Ohildreu of Ebenezer Oobb aud wives wns boru Aug. 13, 1652, died July 1728, Mercy and Mary: Ebenezer, born at a desoeudaut of Mayflower, Tilley Kingston Apr. 2, 1694, married (1) Rath branch. He died Ang. 16, 1728, May­ Tinckham Oct. 18, 1722. She was born flower records have the date Oct. 8, 1700, died Oct. 7, 1726. (2) Lydia 1727. Sarah (2), born Mar. 10, 1668, Stevens Dec. 14, 1727. She was born married Dencou Samuel Ohipmau Dec. 1698, died Sept. 18, 1745. (S) Joanna 27, 1686, died Jau. 8, 1748; Henry, born Williamson Dec. 14, 1747. She was born Sept. 5, 1665, married Lois, daughter of 1704, died Jau. 16, 1791. He died Dec. Joseph Hallett, Apr. 10, 1600, removed 8, 1801, aged 107 years, 8 mouths and 6 to Stouiugtou, Ct.: Mehetable (2), born days, having lived in three centuries. Feb. 15, 1667, died yonug: Experience, Mercy, born Jau. 6, 1696, died Mar. 28, born Sept. II, 1671, died yonug. 1697: Nathaniel, born Feb. 20, 1698, Children of John Cobb and wlves Mary married Mary Watcrw.an inly 20, 1720: aud Jnue: Jehu, born Ang. 24, 1662, Ho.nuah, born Jl'eb. 27, 1699, married ma1Tied Rachel Soule, of Middleboro, John Tinkham Nov. 28, 1721: Sarah, Man, 1688, died Oct. 8, 1727; Samuel born Ang. 15, -1702, married John born 1668: Elizabeth, born 1664; Israel, Bartlett Apr. 4, 1723: Mercy (2), born born 1666; Patience, boru Ang. 10, 1668; Jan. 1, 1-705, married (l) Samnel Doten married John Bnrnet.t, of Middleboro; Apr. 10, 1727; (2) Cornelius Holmes Ebenezer, born Ang. 9, 1671, marri~d (1) Jnue 1748; Nathan, born Jan. 14, 1707, Mercy Holmes, of Middleboro, Mar. 22, married Joanna Burnett, of Middleboro, 1694. She was born 1678,- died Mar. 2, Mar. 9, 1788: John, born May 80, 1709, 1726. (2) Mary Thomas, of Middleboro. married Sn.rah Bartlett Ang. 27, 1781, He died at Kingston Joly 29, 1762: died Ang. 22, 1751; Mary, born·oct. SO, Elisha, boru Apr. 8, 1679, married Lydia 1711, married Wm. Hoskins, who was Rider Feb. 4, 1708; James, born July born 1602, died 1777; Elizabeth, born 20, 1682, married Patience Holmes July Mar. 80, 1714. married Thomas Holmes, '278

Jr., Apr. 13, 1786; Job, born Feb. 28, July 11, 1788. He died Oct. 0, 1818, 1717, iuarried Pntieuce Holmes Apr. 28, one record says Ang. O, 1818. Mary, 1748. She wns born 1722, died July 26, born Oct. 12, 1783, diocl 1805; Anue, 1792. He died J 11110 8, 1767. Roland, born June 27, 1738, married John Gould, born Oct. 80, 1719. died 1780. Ebenezer Oobb, son of Edward (2), Ohlldrel! of John Cobb nhd wife WllB born at Taunton, Mass., May 18, Rhoda: Snmuel, baptized June 8, 1758; 11190, married Mehetlble Robinson Feb, Sarah, baptized June 3, 1758; Clisby, 0, 1717. She WllB born Jan. 12, 1695, baptized June 10, 1758, scrvecl in Capt. and died 1761. He died 1769 Josiah Hall's Oo., of Denville, 111 Revo­ . Mehetible Robinson WllB 11 daughter lution; John, Jr,, born Nov. 24, 1750, of IncrellBe Robinson, (born 1670),and baptized ,luue 10, 1758, had 11 forge at Mehetible Williams, who WllB born Troy Hills, and Frnukliu, WllB sheriff June 7, 1676, and married Feb. 11, 1695. 1792, justice of !,he pence 1797, married She WllB the daughter of Joseph, the Ana Parrott Oct. 81, 1778, died Dec. 17, son of Richard Williams. Incre11Be 1805, another record so.ye 'Dec.,7, 1806, Robinson WllB o. son of Increase Robin­ buried at Parsippany, His wife .was son, baptized at Dorcester, Mass. May born Mnr. 30; 1756, died May 17, 1805, 14, 1642, and Sarah Penniman, born buried at Parsippany. Rhoda, bnpti.zed May 6, 1641, they were married Feb. 19, Apr. 20, 1755; Robert, baptized Oct, 18, 1668. She was 11 daughter of James 1771, and probably Thomas, born Jan. and Lydia (Elliott) Psnniman. In­ 16, 1760, Revolntionnry soldier, mar­ cre11Be Robinson WllB o. son of William ried Olnrll A. ---- died ,l1111. 17, and wife Margarel;, who settied at 1845. She wns born Mo.r. 8; 1786, aud Dorcester 1635. William died July 6, died Apr, 20, 18611. Both burled at P,w­ 1668. sippany. Ohildren of Ebenezer Cobb and wife Children of John Cobb nud wife Ann Mehetible Robinson: Jemima, born Parrott: Lucindn, born Nov. 2, 1774, at Taunton June .21, 1718; Sarah, born died 1777 ; Elenor, born Feb. 18, 1777, Dec. 6, 1719; Ebenezer, born Dec. 13, died Apr. 12, 1777; Henry, born May 23, 1721; John, born Deo. 17, 1728, married 1778, married Maria Baldwin, of New­ Rhodll ----, had ll forge at Rocka­ ark, died June 25, 1857. She WWI born way, llnd died 1799; Abiel, born Nov. Jan. 5, 1786, d10d Mar. 1, 1864, _Both 15, 1725, married Sllrllh VnnWinkle buried at Parsippany. John, born Uot. Jan. 4, 1750, d1ed 1805; Mehet~le, bo~n 19, 1780, died 1782; John Joline, born J11n. 9, 1728, married (1) \~ Ang. 28, 1784, married Jllne Jacobus, Woodruff; (2) ---- B11ldwin; (8) July 9, 1811, died Feb. 4, 1846. He was ThomllB Gould, of C11ldwell. Edward, 11 physician. Bis wife WllB born Ang. born July 15, 1781, married Elizabeth I 6, 1790. Both buried at Parsippany. Bowers. She WllB born 1746, died July Jo.ne, born Aug. 7, 1786, married James 2 79

S. Ooudit; died Joly 25, 1855, bnried at Tuttle: Jeseie, Fred, Frank, Walter, Paraippany; Samn~l Allen, born Jan. Herbert, Valina and Archibald. 10, 1790, died Sept, 27, 1795; "Aeon" Children of Edward Cobb and Eliza, died yonng; Iraael, born Nov. 11, 1794, beth Bowere : Lemuel, born May 15, died 1794. 1702, morried (1) Polly Smith. She was Ohildren of Henry Oobb and Marla born Sept. 24, 1767, died Ap1•, 25, 1792. Baldwin: . Alexander, married Olara (2) Sueauna Farrand, July 1, 1706. She Ohedieter; Anna Marin, married John was born Dec. 29, 1773, died Aug. 2, O. Condict; John N., born Nov. 26, 1816. (SJ Elizabeth (Lindsley) Shaw 18!0, died Mar. 14, 1880. bnried at Par­ Aug. 8, 1819, widow of Jonathan W. sippany '; Archibald, married -- - Shaw, and daughter of Benjamin Liude­ Brown; Cornelia, born 1813, died Aug. ley, born Se,,t. Ii, 1775, died June 1. 80, 1881, buried at Parsippany; Eliza,· 1858. He died Apr, 1, 1881. All buried still living nt 'l'roy; Henry, Jr., born at Parsippany. David, born Feb. 20, Aug. O, 1819, died Apr. 15, 1887, buried 1764; some records have Feb. 10, mar­ at Paraippauy ;_Sarah, married ---­ ried Rebecca Cllirk, d10d Nov. 28, 1830, DeHnrt. She was born Dec. 20, 1768, died May Children of Dr. John Joline Cobb nud 25, 1849. Both buried at Oak Ridge, N. ,lllue Jncobue: Aun Parrott., born May J, Mary, born F~b. 7, 1766, married 20, 1812; H!!n1·ietta, bo1·u Sept. 14, 1814; William Salmon; Mehetible, born May William Allen, born Nov, 20, 1816, mar­ 4, 1769, married Jacob P. VauNess; ried Vali~1• Gardner Aug. 18, 1841, died Elizabeth, boru July 19, 1771 married 1870, Abraham, born Jnu, 19, 1819; John Clu1·k; Edward, born Nov. 17, Henry, boru Feb. 20, 1821; Liviugstoue, 1778, died btifore 1881, not married; born Dec. 24, 1823; Jane, bom ,Tau. 29, Ebenezer, horn July 19, 1776, married 1825; Sophronia, born Apr. 8, 1828; Gil­ Catharine Weaver; Charity, born Oct. bert, born May 29, 1880, died June 8, 4, · 1778, married James Kitchel; Jemi­ 1881 ; Oathnriue, born Feb. 2, 1888, died ma, born July 7, 1782, married David Mar. 1889. Pnddleford, died Jnu. 12, 1878. He was Cbildren of WilJiam Allen Cobb and bol'll 1770, died July 18, 1845. Both Vali'1a Gardner: Fred L., born June buried at Paraippany. John B., born 20, 1842, m111Tied Samh '.l'nttle; William Sept. 28, 1784, not married, died Apr. 11, Allen, born 'Aug. 8, 1844, married 1848, other record has I 849, buried nt

Oapt· David, dien Oct. O, 1826; Julia Ottk Ridge; Jnlin Ann, mnnied Cor­ Ann, mnrried Ooveut.y H. Wanrlell, nelius Allison; John, born Aug. 14, buried nt Pnrslppnny, but no rlnte of 1840,

The Day family was among the early Condict, daughter ot Peter, June 27, settlers of Morris County previous to 1759. He · died · at Morristown Mar. 81, 1780, and like mnny others cnme from 1768. She married (2) Maj, Henry Ax­ Newarli, N.· J., aud were descendants of tell Jan. 7, 1764, aud died July 6, 1829, the founders of Newark of the Milford aged 89 yenrs. Maj .. Axtell died Apr. aud Banford colonies · of Comiecticnt, 6, 1818, aged 80 years. 'Elizabeth, born and for111er emigrnuts from England. Apr. 25, 1741, no records of marriage or · George Day, married Mary, a daugh­ death, probably died young. Ezekiel, ter of Ed ward Riggs aud wife Elizabeth, born July 25, 1748, had wife Mary who also from.the l\Iilford Colony. He died died Jau. 12, 1774, aged 29 years; (2) before 1685 an_d his widow married (2) Mar. 28, 1774, Joauua Bridge. She mar­ Anthony Oliff, of ~ewark. Children: ried (2) Nathan Reeve May 19, 1778. Paul, married PhAbe, dnuguterof Thom­ Ezekiel died Jau. 8, 1777. Phebe,"twin, as .Brown, died 1712. George was twice born July 25, 1748; warried Silas Con­ married_ and died about" 1720. Samuel, dict, sou of Peter, Apr. 10, 1760, died ,died about 1715, had wife Abigail, a sou July 16, 1762, aged 19, had oue chrld, J.Gllu nud a posthnmous son Samuel, Elizabeth, who was baptized Sept. 19, who wn.e born at Newark July 15, 1715, 1762, who morned James Oook Nov. 25, 0. S. married (I) Elizabeth · , 1781, died June 19, 1785, a~ed 22. born Dec. 1715, died Apr. 22, 1¥61. (2) SIias Condict, born Mar. 7, 1788, mar­ Oct. 12, 1761, Zervia Wines, who was ried (2) Abigail Byram Mar. 16, 1763, born 1720, died Dec. 21, 1776. He died who died Feb. 15, 1823. He died'Sept. at Morristown Mar. 25, 1777, 16, 1801. David,' born Nov. 18, 1746; Ohildreu: Silas, born Jan. 28, 1789, married Deborah, daughter of Benj. was a cooper by trade, marriejl .Phebe Halsey July 6, 1769. She was born Nov. 6, 1747, died Mny 21, 1790, Jednt-bnu, 28, 1870, He was born Jnne 15, 1810, born Jnn. 28, 1748, mnrried (I) Phebe, died nt Dover Nov. 80, 18U2, David, widow of lsinh Wines, Oct. 17, 1774 boru 1818, wns found dead near Green She.died M:o.r. 2, 1777, aged 27 yell.TB. Poud Jan. 7, 1888, and one other brother (2) Mnr. 15, 1779, Anne (Ludlow) CJinne, who lived at Mead's Basin. N11tha11 daughter of Anthony. He died Nov. 9, Reeve, man·ied (I) Ruth Goble Feb. 18, 1815. Robard or Robert, born ,Tuly 10, 1768, had children: Elizabeth, Joua­ 1750, married Esther· Wines, widow of thau, Phebe, Nathan, Samuel. By Ebenezer, May 18, 177'1, l1ad one child, second wife, Joanna Day: Samnel (2), Robert, boru Aug. 18, 1778. Roburd boru Oct. 26, 1770, died Oct. 1, 1781; died Oct. 7, 1778. Samuel, born Apr. 7, Nnth1111 (2), bol'll Jau. 8. 1782, died Nov. 1758, hnd wife Anna at Mendham. N. 2/i, 1782; Ezekiel, boru Ang. 16, 1784: J., 1779, died nt Morristown Aug. 12, William, boru Dec. B, 1786; a child died 1796 .. Abrahnm, twin, born Apr •. 7, Jau. 8, 1791. He died Aug, 9, 1807, 1758, mnrried (1) Snrnh Coe, daughterof ngE.d 62 years. ThomllB, Sept. 7, 1774; (2) Debornh Children of David and Deborah: Wines, daughter of Isiah Apr. 14, 1777, Silas, born Oct. 9, 1770, died July 8, Went to Ohio. Jared, born Feb. IS, 1776; David Jr., born July 7, 1778, mar• l755, married Mary Gildersleeve Mar. 8, r1ed (1) Miss Halleck, of Long lsl11ud, l781. Had twiu danghters, Annn, who h11d three children ; (2) Mary Hoppock, narried Jonathan Dayton, of Basking­ of Morristown, h11d six children. Eliza• tidge, N. J,, andhnd sou the Hon, Wm. beth, born Nov. ts, 1775, uevermarried; [,, Dayton; Elizabeth, died at ?hskiug­ Sarah, boru Dec. 29, 1778, never · mar­ ridge 1786. Jehiel born Jau. 22, 1758, ried; Joseph, born Apr. 28, 1781, mnr• married at Mendham 1779, removed to Tied Phebe Arnold. removed to Loni&• :!1,ringfield, Ohio;- and died there· after ville, Ky.; Anun, born Jan. 28, 1788; L819. Beujau1111, born Nov, 28, 1785, died Oct. Chililren of BilllB and wife Phebe; 5, 1797; Ezr11 llalsey, born Apr. 20, 1788, El.ebeoca, baptized Jan. 18, 1761; Jona­ married Mary Oary, of Me:,dhnm, hnd ihan, baptized Mar. 2, 1762, nt Morris­ children: Elill8, Joseph 11nd -Jonun11. ;own. Nancy, married ----Hamman, Qf Children of Ezekiel and wife Mary : Elizabeth. No children. E'hebe, baptized Sept. 6, 1767, died Jail', Children of Jeduthati nud wife Phebe.:. I, 1772; Elizabeth, baptized Jnne 1, SilllB, boru July 29, 1776, died Apr, .9, L769 ; Abigail, born Sept, 1, 1772, died 1777. Wife, Auna (Ludlow) Oraue,, 3ept. 17, 1781, aged 9, By wife Joanna: born at Long lslaud, died at Cauisteer, Tobu, born Jan. 15, 1775. He settled at N. J., May 9, 1888. Tbe Ludlows were il;le head of Green Pond, N. J., aud had an old English family, Gabriel (1), sou: l\'lildren : Catharine, born Oct. 9, 1811, of Thom!lB, was baptized Aug. 27, 1684. 1Dnrried Richard J. Vreeland, died Mnr. His sou Gabriel (2) was boru at Oary CBStle Nov. 2, 1608, and bis son, Gabriel Pierson Sept. 18, 1805, removed to Oln• (8), emigrated to New York, mlll"ried ci111111ti, Ohio ; Sosanna, born Feb. 6, Saro.h, do.ughter of Rev. Joseph H11nmer, 1786, married Kitchel Bridge Mar. 4, of Trlulty Oharo)1, had thlrte911 ohil• J804. He was born Sept. l!I, 1769, died dren, the progenitors of the Ludlows ln Apr. O, 1845. S11mnel, born Nov. 5, New York and Long Islnud. • His son 1784, married Jane, d11ughter of Benj. Anthony, mo.rried Sophia lladson, 11 de­ Beach A11g. O, 1806, bad ten children, scendant of Hendrick Hudson, and with died Apr. 24, 1826. She was born Mar. chlld1·e11: Mary, who married Elias 26, 1789, died Jnne 10, 1852; Ir11, born Hedges, and Anna, ·who married (1) Joly 21, 1788; Mahlon, born Ang. 27, ~-- Ornne; (2) Jeduthan Day, 1790, w11s lost at sea In ship "Arctic" cnme to Morristown 'where the widow Sept. 27, 1854. married Jacob Dotv, Phebe, born Dec. Children of Davirt, Jr., nnd first wife: 22, 1780, die~ Mar. 25, 1808 ; Silas (2), David H11lleck, lived 111 Paterson, N. J., born J aly 28, 1783, . m11rried Sosan1111 and died there ; Charles, M11rtha, mar• Breese, daughter of Azni•inh Breis aud ried ---- Hart, of Kentnoky. S11san11a Gildersleeve, the da11ghter of Second wife M11ry : J lltn~s, lived at. Zopher and Desire, Nov. 2, 1808. She Wilkesb11rre, Pa., died there; William, was born Ang. 12, 1782, died July 28, m11rried - -- Smith, of Morris­ 1847, married (2) Margaret Mortimer town, removed to Missouri, died there; 1850, who died nt Wilmiugton, Del., Soh11yler, died in childhood; Emily, Dec. 1880. He died at Stockholm Apr. married ---- Preston, removed to O, 1807, buried at Oak Ridge. Amzi, New Vork State; J11lia, mllrried J11mes born Sept. 29, 1787, died Oct, 21, 1794 ; Bayles, had children: J11mes, Lewie, Anne Ladlow, boru Jan. 12, 1792, mnr• George and Henrietta. Phebe, married ried (I) 1810 Thomas Estill; (2) 1842 Bev. Mr. '.!.'rotter, living llt Miohig11n. John Keeler. Elizabe'th, born Mar. Obildren of S1IBS and Wife Sus11nna : 1795, never married, died at Oanisteer .A.ml'li, born, July 4, 1805, died Feb. 28, March 6, 1880; Christian De Wint. born 1809; Phebe, born July 27, 1807, m11r­ Apr, 28, 1798, married(!) Sarah Maria ried James Grimstead M11y 2, 1888, who Woods, daughter of Ahijah, July 12, died }far. 16, 1862; Sns11n Breese, born 1828. She was born Jau. 11, 1811, died July 27, 1810, mruTied (1) Willillm Beu­ Apr. 20, 1855; (2) Oatharlne McKen• j11min Mar. 10, 1888, He was born May ney Oct. 18, 1857, died Feb. 21, 1872, 16, 1800, died Dec. 16, 1868, had ohil• aged 61 years, b11ried at Oak Ridge; (S) dren : Mary Augusta, born Dec. 29, Anne Edge July 25, 1880. He died July 1888; M11rtha E., born Apr. 15, 1841, 25, 1882, buried 11t Canisteer. died Nov. 10, 1845; Willi11m, Jr., bore Children of Samuel, Jr., and wife Aug. 3, 1843, died Nov. 0, 1845; Emmi Anna: Phebe, born Oot. 22,J770, m11r­ Oordeli11, born June l, 1845, died Jan ried 118 second wife Dr. Ebenel!er B. 8, 1880; O11roline Amanda, born Apr. 20 1840, nrnrried Ryerson L11nce; Phebo beth, born Sept. 24, 1834, m11rried Horace Anu, born Feb, 25, 1840, died M11r. 2, F. W11l!ace Deo. 81, 1852; Cynthin Ann, 1850; Chnl'les A_ngnstns, twin, born born Ang, 9, 1880, died M11r. 2, 1868, Feb. 25, 1840; Fr111rnls Ludlow, born buried at Oak Rldg8'; Jednth11u, born July 0, 1860, She m11rried (2) M11rtin Nov. 15, 1888, died Sept. 18, 1889; Al• Wileon, and died near Deokertown, N. bert DeWiut, born Aug. 8, 1840, nmr­ J., Sept. 24, 1900. ried M11ry, daughter of Robert Brien, Ellns Hudson, born Ang, 20, 1812, Oot. 24, 1860, died M11r. 27, 1887. She married (1) M11rgnret Smith; /2) Nol'II died Dec. 10, 1880. Mary Frnuces, born Grimst011d Deo. 11, 1862, died at Brook­ Apr, 14, 1844, m11rried Albert Moore lin July 4, 1885, buried at Oak Ridge: May 10, 1866; Ira Woods; born June 19, ,Jednthan, born Deo 14, 1814, married 1846, married (I) H11ttie M. Holly, in New Orleans, lived in Illinois, h11d n daughter of Willi11m, Mar. 16, 1878. large family; Azarinh BreeRe, born Apr. She was born June 4, 1855, died Apr. 28, o, 1816, died Apr. 21, 1818; Anthony 1884. (2) Sarah Jane, daughter of Syl, Ludlow, born Dec. 25, 1818, married vester aud Catharine (Ol'illi Oard, Dec, Eliz11beth, daughter of Dnvid and Sl\rah 25, 18B4. Ha died 1805. James Linds­ (Cnrd) Strait, Mn.y 8, 1840. She w1ts ley, born ·sept. 18, 1849, married M111·y born Jan. 19, 1825. He died at Brook­ E. Pnddkl< Oot. 15, 1870, died July 17, lin Deo. 28, 1808, buried nt Oak Ridge ; 1874, had 0110 child, J11mes Edgar, boru Elizabeth S., born Feb. 8, 1821, married Sept. 10, 1871 ; Edward Wilmer, boru Nnthnn Doane, living iu Oalifol'llia; Ang. 4, 1851. Silas Brandt, born ,Inly 17, 1828, mar­ Ohildreu of Ezra H. and wife Mar­ ried Ruth, dnughter of Rich11rd Bloom, garet,: Annu. Marth11, born Dec. 4, 1850, Sept. 29, _1855, living at West Milford, married Iaa.riah Parker; Jr., had seven N ..,. ; Lot Gilclersleeve, born Feb. 15, children. He was bo1·n May 30, 1860, 1826, died Mnr. 25, 1827, at Basking­ drowned in the Walkill, 11011r Decker­ ridge ; Mary Amanda, born Sept. 19, town, N .•,., Ang. 7, 1900; Sa.rah 1829, married Sidney Fo1·d, Jr., Nov. Augusta, born Oct. 0, 18ii2, married 26, 1866. Oortlaud L., sou of Willhun .,. 1\nd Je­ Children of Christian D. and wife mimn. (Oole) Winters, May 17, 1881. Snrnh: Ezrn Halsey, born May 25,' 1829, He WllS born Sept. 4, 1853. Jeduth11u married Jlforga1·et, danghte1· of William Augustus, born Dec. '10, 1864, went and Margaret (Dougherty) Boyd, July West; Cynthia Evaline, born Apr. 20, 25, 1860. She was born Ang. 19, 1828. 1857; mnrried William H. Winters Mar. He died 1898, buried at Oanisteer. 1870, diecl Apr. 21, 1885. He was born Amsy Morris, born Mar. 20, 1881, died Mn.y 16, 1854. Wiiliam Irtbur, born, Sept. 18, 1889 ; Susan Maria, born J au, F~b. 18, 1859, married Sarah Ann, 1, 1883, married Gabriel Ea.ton July J 8, daughter of John E. Stickle, Apr. 12; 1866, died June 11, 1866; Nancy Eliz11- 1870. She \VllS born M11y 22, 1868, living at Boonton. Mary Catharine, born Robert Ernest, born Feb, 27, 1889 ; Feb. 8, 1861 ; Emmo. Cordelia, born Jnne Grace Edn11, born Apr. 10, 1891, 8, 1866, and George, living at home. Children of Alfred L .•and Augusta: Children of Anthony Ludlow and wife Frank Arthur, born An!l', 18, 1876; Elizabeth, all resident at Hrooklln: Jennie Etta, born Jnne 24, 1878; Ray­ Judson Francis, born July 14, 1847, mar­ mond Merrill, born Jnly ll2, 1880; ried .Annie, daughter of William and Bertha Lnln, born Ang, ll6, 1884. Elizabeth (Post) Eckhart, Nov. 12, 1872; Children of Edgar A, and Me.ry: Alfred Ludlow, born Apr. 28, 1860, mar­ Alice Minot, born Feb. 14, 1881 ; ried Augusta, daughter of William and Florence Eliznbetb, born Feb, · 7, 1888, Jane (MoCormlo) Allen, Nov. 12, 1874, died while on a visit to }!i ew Fonndland, She Wllll born Dea, 21, 1862, Edgar Feb. 22, 1899, buried at Oak Ridge. Arthur, born Mar. 9, 1868, married Me.ry Ohlldren of SIIIIS B. and Ruth : Frank F. M. Taylor Nov, 7, 1879, physician in Warren, born May 28, 1868, died Dec. Brooklin ; Snsan Breese, b

ThomRS "Fayerchild," merchant, Feb. l, 1727. Emma, born Oct. 1658. came from England, and was among He married (2) Oatharine Oraigg and the first settlers of Stratford, (now bad children: ·Joseph, born Apr, 18, Bridgeport), Ot. His wife Sarah, WM a 1664; John, born Jnue 8, 1666, and daughter of Robert Seabrooke, who had Priscilla, born Apr. 20, 1669. He died daughters who married Thomas Sher­ Dec. 14, 1670, and his widow married as wood, William Preston, of New Haven, .ecoud wife Sergt. Jeremiah Judson, and Lt. Thomas 'Wheeler, of Milford, died 1706. respectfully. All came to Oonnecticut Ohildren of Samuel and wife Mary : about tho same time in 1688 or 1689. Robert, Samuel, born about 1682, died Ohildreil. of Thomas Fairchild and ( 1) Feb. 28, 1761, married Ruth, daughter wife Sarah.: Samuel, born Aug. 81, of John Bench, Jr., who was born 1685; lfl89, the first white child born at Strat­ died May 8, 1769; Edward, born 1686; ford, mamed Mary, daughter of Moses Jonnthan, born Oct. 10, 1692, and Anna, Wheeler. She was born 1658, died Feb. (?) who married Oory Bluckmnn. 7, 1788. He died Nov. 20, 1692; Sarah, Ohildr~n of Thomas Fairchild, Jr., born Feb. 19, 1641, married Jehiel Pres­ who married (1) Sarah, Preston; (2) ton; John, was born May 1, )644. died Susannah ----, and died before young; Thomas, ,Tr., born Feb. 21, 1646; 1690: Sarah, baptized Apr. 11, 1676, Dinah, born July 14, 1648, married Ben­ died 1682: Emma, baptized same date; jamin . Oorev, died 1708 ; Zacharia, born Samuel, baptized Apr. 16, 1677; Ruth, Dec. 14, 1661, married (1) ·Hannah, baptized July 16, 1678; Alexander, bap­ daughter of John Beach, Sr., Nov. ll, tized Apr. 16, 1680; Sarah (2), bapt_ized 1681, died June 8, 1708, She married Feb. 1682; Katharine, baptized May (2) John Burritt May 6, 1708. He died 1684; Mary born about 1690. Ohildren of Zachariah and wife Han-. 18, 1768, • She was born 1742, died Jau. nab: Mehetahle, lforu Mar, 21, 1682, 22, 1777, (2) Elizabeth---- died Sept. 27, 1684; ~annah, born Aug, Ohildren of Samuel and wife Hannah: 1, 1686; David, porn Mar, 1688; Agues, Benjamin, boru :abou·t 1742, married born Oct, I, 1691; Oaleb, born Sept. 10, Meroy ----, lived a Hanover; 1608, had wife Auu ----, settled Hezekiah and Abigail, were baptized at at Whippany, N. J., and died there May Hanover Sept. 7, 1766; Moses, married 1, 1777, his wife died same year; James, Mary Gardner, lived at Rockaway bcru Feb. 12, 11196; Mary, born May 7, Neck; Martha, married ,Joel Wilkinson 1698; Z11oh11ri11h, Jr., born Nov. 2J, Nov. 28, 1766; Abraham, horn Nov. 2, 1701, settled 'at Morris Plains, N. J., 1758, married Phebe Russell, lived at died there Ang. 6, 1777,, He married (I) Whippany, N. J.; Eunice, above four Deborah· -----. She . w11s born baptized at Hanover Oct, 26, 1756; Solo­ ! 707, died Apr. 18, 1767; (2.,) Widow moo, born Sept, 1767, married .his Lidia Hathaway Ang. 1767. She was brother's widow Jemima (Ball) Fair­ born 1724, died May 22, 17~9; Abie!, child; Lt.. Winchel, born Nov. 1768, boru July 16, 1703. · married Jemima Ball, lived at Han- Oliildreu of Oaleb Fairchild aud wife over; Isaac, born 1760, m&Tied Amy Aun, of Whippany; Hezekiah, baptized Mulford, lived at Hanover; Lucy, boru at Stratford, Ot., 1717; Samuel, married 1768, married Samuel B11ldwiu; Beuja­ Hauuah Winchel (?) hveil near Hau- min, Hezekiah, Moses 1md· Abraham of over; 's111rah, Mathew, Joseph, born this family served in RevolntioJiary 1724; Gershom, married Lydia---, War. aud died before Nov. 28, 1778; Ebenezer, Ohildreu of Phineas Fairchild 1111d Mehetible, born 1782; Ezra, boru 1784. wife Sarah: Stephen, born Nov, SO, Ohildreu of Zachariah and wife De- 1753; Abigail, born Dec, 24, 1754, mar­ borah, of Morris Plains: Jane, married ried David Hurd; Deborah, born Silas Goble 1744; Mary, married Beuja- Feb~·nary 22, 1757, married Wm. Hnb­ miu Hathaway; Phineas, born 1780, bard; Sarah. born Febroary 22 died Nov. 12, .1801, married Sarah - 1760,. drowned 1769; Mary, born --. She was boru 1729, died Nov. June Ill, -1761, married Oaleb Tuttle; 2, 1811; Abigail, married Jonathan '.l.'imothy, born July 22, 1763, married Oonkbu; David, born May 6, 1784, mar- Mebetible Tuttle; E~ther, born Nov. 20, ried (1) Oathariue Gregory Nov. 9, 1766, married Jonathan Dean ;Oharlotte, 1767, She was born Mar. 13, 1786, died born Oct. ·10, 1768, married Loammi Feb. 18, 1800; (2) Nancy Loper, of Hau- Oaster!ine; Justus, born July 20, 1771, over. Oaturah, married Philip Hatha- died Nov. 22, 1772; Sarah, born Feb. 26, way; Rhoda, born Nov. 4, 1737, mar- 1778, married Pet.er Tompkins Deo. 15, ried Jedediah Gregory; Abiel,bornNov. 1795, died May 6, 1861. See Tompkins 4, 1789, married !l) Esther Gard July Family, 288

Much of the Fairchild data has been Islon of VV, B. Plume, Orauge, N. J,, kindly furnished from the 'extensive who ls engaged in writing the history ml\nnscript colleotions now in posses- of this prominent Morris Oountyfamily,

Edward, the progenitor, had sons: Aaron Allen, a son of Jacob, who set­ David, born 1675, married Sarah Gros- tled in Hanover, WM born Nov. 17, venor Nov. 29, 1711, had children: 1735, married Abigail Bonnell Nov. 28, David, born 1718 ; Adroniram, born 1715 ; 1750, died June 1824. Ohildren: Samuel, John, born 1717. All settled at Han- born Nov. 27, 1751; died 1828; Abigail, over. Samuel, born 1679;mBrried Hao- born Jan. 18, 1754, married Thomu nah Haywood, died Nov. 25, 1730, set- Gardener; Uniah, born June 13, 1756, tled at Hanover. Ohlldren: Samuel, ·married l:l.achel Ooe, Nov. 21, 1778; born 1707; Job, born 1709, settled at David, born Oct. 1, 1758, removed to l:l.ockaway, died 1769; Anna, born 1712; Berkshire Valley, where descendants Martha, born 1714; Jonah, born 1717.: now live. Cbt Gard ; amny.

Jeremiah, eon of Josepb 1111d wife 1824. Ohildren: Rachel, born Deo. 4, Mary, boru 1717, died at Morristown 1788, died Ang. 1, 1808; Lewis, born July 19, 1788, 11ud wife Elizabetb ie said Ang. 11, 1786, died Feb.18, 1789 ;Phebe, to have had seven eoue who served lu born July 28, 1787, married Abraham the Revolution. Van Werk, died Jau. 16, 1875; Jane, born Ohi\dreu: _Ephriam, man·ied Mary July 8, 1789, married David Fordham Pierson; Oapt. Daniel, Gershnm, mar­ Wiggins Deo. 2, 1809, died Mar. 4, 1856; oried. e~be· Hnutiugtou; Jeremiah mar­ Rebecca, boru Apr. 16, 1798, murrled \.ie~zabeth (Rolf) Moore; Jacob, Seth Fairchild, died Ang. 16, 1858; Han­ married Sarab H11thaway ; Moses, mar­ uah, born Jan. 19, 1797, married Lewis ried Sarnh Lyou ;· Jedediah, Joseph, Gordon, died Oct. 28, 1886; Jeremiah, married Keeia Lindsley ; Phebe, mar- boru July 80, 1801 ; Rachel (2) born Jan, 1•ipd tlaleb Fairchild; Sarah, married 4, 1804 ; Ephriam, boru Dec. 28, 1809, Samuel Parkhurst; Rebecca, married died Nov. 6, 1876. Nathnu Hathaway; Hauunh, Miuu11. · Mr. Aueou A. Gard, of New York Bible records of Dauiel Gard show he city, has recently published the Gard wae born Sept. 6, 1756, married Hauuah genealogy, relating to this old Morris Merrick Jan. 26, 1788, died Jnue 18, county family. tbt Garrigus ;amni,·.

Child1·e11 of David Garrig11B uot re­ boru inly 81, 1828, died Feb. I, 1889; corded : Enuice, born Feb. 28, 1788, died Johu S., born May. 21, 1826, sold er, died Oct. 81, l8181Jacob; born Ang. 25,1790; Mar. 9, 1890; Martha Aun, born July 7, .Abuer, born Jan •. fl, 1798; Mary, born 1829, died Oct, 10, 1880 ; Miltou, born Apr. 4, 1796 ; 'l'imothy Liudeley, born Sept. 27, 1831, captain iu Civil War; Apr. 24, 1798, married Eliz: A. Ferree, Flavins Joeephns, born July 26, 1840, Sept. 11, 1817, died at Omaha, Neb., died Feb. l9,'1866, soldier iu Oivil Wnr.. Mar. 26, 1856. Marriages uot h~re i:ecorded. Ohildreu of 'l'imothy L. Garrivne : Jehu Garrigus, of Kans!IB Oity, Mo., Bathebeba L., boru Ang. 8, 1818,' died aud Capt Milton Garrigus, of Kokomo, Mar. 16, 1854; James, boru Ang. 22, Iud., are oollectmg data of this Morris 1820, died ,Jau. 31, 1847; Mary Jane, con•1ty family. 290

Cbt Dan ;amni,.

John H11ll c11me from Saybrook, Ot., 11821 ; (2) Joseph O. Righter, who wns and settled at Franklin, lived 11t Frank- I born Apr. 11, 1799, died Apr. 8, 1854, lin, Denville and Rookllway. He WM IShe died 1862: D11vid, born Ang. 22, born 11,bout 1760, was a member of Oapt, 1804, died a young m11u; Jemima, born Josiah Ball's Oompany, of Denville, in Aug. 11, 1806, married Abrnhnm Voor• Revolution, married Ohloe ----, 1bees. of Bnsking Ridge, N, J, 1782. She was Oh1ldren of Stephen and Lydia (Gar­ born Feb. 4, 1766. Be died M11r. 28, 'rlgus) Ball: John, born 1807, married ~810, buried at Rockaway. I (1) Mary Aun Moore; (2) Maria Oook, , Ohildren of John Bnll and wife Ohloe: died July 28, 1886; Oaroliue, married Daniel, born Aug. 10, 1783, married AlAxander Marsh: Mary married Benja• Betsey Anderson, died May 7, 1881:.1 miu Mnrsh, both removed from Rooka­ Stepbeu, born Sept. 12, 1785, married· way to Honesdale. J?a., and died tberA: Lydia Garrigus Oct. 18, 1806, died M.. r. IAnna Elizl\, born Apr. 20, 1816, ~led 6, 1888. She was born Jan. 4, 1786, died June 21, 1866, unmarried; Oharit,y wn. I Jnu. 16, 1863. Sarah, born Mar. 16, • son, married ---- Olark; HarriPt, 178", married Ezekiel Plllmer, son of ISarah ,Tane, bapt.ized Apr. 20, 1881, ,rar­ Jncob, lived at Franklin, died about: ried ---- Bond; Ohlo,1 M., horn 1850, SPe Palmer Family. Polly or: Sept.. 2, 1828, died Dec. 29, 1862: David, Marv, born Apr. 16, 1790, married Jobu i removed to Ho1101

Andrew Hamilton wns governor of way: David Hurd, born Nov. 25, 1805, New Jersey nuder the proprietors. Also married Anh Reed, who was born 1806, 0 hiia so11 Johu at a later dnte. His graud­ died May SO, 1882. He died Mar. 9, sou Stephen settled at or uenr Dover, N. 1894, was elder iu 1861, aud sexton J., at au early date, aud with Andrew mnuy yenrs. Willinm, boru nboat 1807, :King, the progenitor of the King family went West, served iu the Oivil War; 1at Dover, wns iu the 1!'reucb aud Iudiau Lewis, baptized at Rockaway 1814, was W11r nod wns killed nt Ticonderoga, N. missiounry among the Iudinus, aud Y., iu Joly 1759. Kiug, ouly 19 years preached the first sermon at Oolorado of nge, 1·etarued to Dover. Springe, retaruiug from a visit to Rook­ Ohildreu of Stephen Huwiltou : Ben­ away be wns killed by the oars at Kau­ jamiu·, a Revolntio1111ry soldier, married sns Oity aboat 1862. Mary Elizabeth, 17!!0 Rebecca Thowkins nod lmd ohil­ "A child," died Oct. 1818; John H., dreu: Lot, boru Apr. 29, 1781, nod baptized Apr. 28, 1816, Phebe, boru July 28, 1788; David, proba­ Ohildreu of David H., aud wife Aun: bly served iu the Revolatiou; William, Silas, boru 18SS, died Deo 21, 1854, n Revolatiounry soldier, 1u111·ried (I) buried at Rockaway; Lewis, wns-in the Elizabeth Rogers ,J 1111. 5, 1775. She died Oivil War; William (1), was railroad Jaly 27, 1775, aged 18. (2J Nellie Hard, eugiueer nod killed at Mt. Hope by a a sister or David Hurd, of Dover. powder explosiou, buried at Hacketts­ Ohildreu of William nud wife; Nellie: town; Auua Louisa, married Jnmes Eliz11bet-h, boru Apr. 19, 1779; Silas, Wright, of Newark; Johu, served iu boru Feb. 4, 1781, married (I) Deborah the Oivil Wnr, removed to Decatur, Ill. ; or Hester .Morris; (2) Abigail· Ayres, Margetta, married John Rogers, living died Feb, 1869, buried at Rooknwny. He at White .Meadow, nenr Rockaway; was in 1812 War, received comwuuiou Stephen, born 1887, married at Rooknwny Nov. 12, 1818, WllB elder Pell, died Jau. SO. 1898; William (2), 1824 aud deacon 1882. Will/'aw, born boru Jan. 1848, married (1) Bertha Feb. 20, 1788; Sarah, born Apr. ·15, Metler; 12) ---- Gregory, had 1788; Jane, born Oct. 9, 1790; Benjamin, ohild, Lewis, ~ru 1874, died Mar. born Dec. 27, 1792. 24, 1882. He died at Orange .Aug. 27, Ohildreu of Sila~ Hnn1ilton, of Rooka- 1886, buried at Rookaway. Cb¢ fitadl¢p ;amilp.

Robert Headley, the emigrant, came I Samuel (II). born at Litchfielt!, N. Y., from England and settled at Connecticut Jan. 110, 1808, ma.rr1ed Maria Josepha, Farms where he hved and ditd, and had daughter ot Capt. John Boyd, Nov. 118, probably a large family. Robert (II) was 18811, and died at Morristown, N. J;, born 17110, made will in Essex county N. July 114, 1869. Children: John Boyd, J., 1768, in which he names wife SUBanna born Feb. 1111, 1884, WRs killed with his and children: Moses, Robert (S), Lois frieni:1 Hou. George T. Cobb on C. & 0. and Mary. He married (2) .t'hebe Bald- R. R. to Virginia Springs Aug. 16, 1870. win or Gardner (probably a widow) and The authors J. T. and P. C. Headley bad children: Samuel, William, Joseph were sons of Isaac and Irene (Benedict) and Phebe. He removed from Essex Headley. county to Wyoming Valley, Pa., where Joel Tyler Headley, t,he historian, he and hJS family, warned by a friend- was born at Walton, Delaware county, ly Indian, escaped down the river in an N. Y., Dec. SO, 1818, died at Newburg, open boat under cover of darkness and N. Y., ,Jan. 16, 1807. were saved from the massacre of the William Headley, son of Robert and settlement. They wintered in the Sparta Phebe (Gardner) Headley, WM born mountains and settled in the spring near Oct. 118, 1769, married Sarah or Sally Milton, where Robert Headley died Apr. Strait, daughter of Jacob, Oct. 12, 1797, 28, 1806, buried in Headley Cemetery. lived near .Milton, died Ang. 1111, 1818, Isaac, sou of Robert (I), born at Con- buried at Headley Cemetery. His.wife necticat Farms 1786, removed near Lit- was born July 28, 1778, died save. 2, tletou, .Morris county, N. J., where he 1849. Children: Hiram, born Dec. 9, died May 14, 1802, bariedatParsippauy, 1798. died unmarried June 110, 1881; N. J. He married Mary Frazee, and Mary, born Aug. JO, 1800. married John bad children: Frazee, who lived and, D. Struble Aug. 8. 1822, died Apr. 4, died at Littleton; Henry, who removed j 1889; Cynthia, born May 18, 1804, mar­ to Western New York; Jacob, Isaac, ried Jacob Roe Oct. 111, 1820'; Abby, who married Irene, daughter of Rev. born Aug. 12, 1806, man".ied Gabriel Jotll Benedict, of Parsippany; Beujamiu, Van Duzer Nov. 18, 1828, died May 12, removed to Redstone, Pa., and Samuel, 1878. He.was born Sept. 21, 1797, died born at Lit-tl"!ton Aug. 7, 1774, married June 11, 1878. Both buried at Headley Auna, daughter of Jol,lathan and Sarah Oemetery. Harriet, born Mar. 18, 1808, Fairchild, removed to Western New marned Jacob Merrin July 20, 18ll8; Y0.1k, bud children: Benjamin Frauk- Belieu, boru Feb. 7, 1810, married liu, H111111ah l!'ord aud Sumuel (2). RobPrt. VnnKirk Apr. 17, 1884; William D., boru May 14, l8lll, married Ellen Elizabeth M., born Apr. 29, 1820, died Briant Apr. 21. 1841, died May 8, 1878; died Dec. 18, 1842; Joseph Warren, boru Bally Auu, boru Dea. 22, 1818, married Feb. 28, 1822, married Almeda, dnngh­ Joseph Lludsley May 16, 1850, died Mny ter of Ab1•aham Ohamberlaio, Nov. 25, 6, 1865; David S., boru May 16 1816, 1848, died Joly 14, 1890. She was born married Mary G. Mase Nov. 28, 1840; Oat. 81, 1824, liviug at Milton. 1

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Lieut. James Lyau, sou of Samuel, boru Jnue 15, 1788; Ano (2), born Apr. 1 born Oct. 5, 1700, married (1) Aun : 26, 1741 ; . Mary, born Feb. 21, 1748; Hookey; (2) Mercy Oliver Jan. 80, ; Oliver, born Mar. 24, 1749; William, 1747. His commission was given by born May 28, 1750; Sarah, boru Jan. 28, W. Barnett May 1, 1782. Children: 1762; Joseph, born Jan. 20, 1758. James, born Ang. 8, 1780; James (2), Many additional records of the Lyon born Jan. 22, 1781; Ann, born 1784; family have been tonod, bnt not room Henry, born Feb. 12, 1785 ; Samuel, to give farther. 294 Cb¢ mccartp -;amni,,.

Oapt. Francis MoOarty married Ann July 28, 1794; Aaron MillPr, born May Hunt. She married (2) · Rus- 20, 1793; Annie, died May SJ, 1797; sell, removed to Vermont. Oapt. Francis Oharity, married Wm. B. Johnsou ; WBB lost at sea. His son Fru.ncls, born three children died young; John Morris, July 14, 1752, married (1) Oharity Mil- born July 19, 1800, married Sarah Ann !er 1775; (2) Rachel (Lindsley) Oonklin Hoagland, died May 1, 1865 ;Mary. born bee. 11, 1793; (8) Ann (VanDervoort) "Feb. 5, 1802, twice married, died Mar. Van Wagoner 1790, died Feb. 14, 1839. SO, 1835; Oummings, born Sept. 21, Children: Ellis, born Oct. 26, 1775, died 1804, twice married, died Mar. 2, 1887; in Ouba·; Elizabeth, born May 1, 1780, Amanda, born ,June 4, 1806, married married Ool. Ford Kitchel, died Aug. Wm. Smith, died ,July 1895; Charles, 20, 1854; Lucy, born Ang. 24, 1782, died born Nov. 10, 1809; Rachel L., born 1784; Sarah, born Ang. 24, 1784, mar- Feb. 7, 1812, twice married, died 111 ried Hubbard S. Stickle, died Apr. 12, Springfield; Ill., ·'.lune 17, 1887; Julia, 1854; Nancy, born Deo. 5, 1786, died born May 26, 1813, married Philip Stone 1790; Margaret, born 1787, died June 9, 1843, died Aag. 14, 1852, 1793; Electa, born June 22, 1791, died

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Frederick Miller married --- John Alex., born Feb, 3, 1784;,Nellie Vu.nWinkle. Children: John Fred K., horn Sept, 20, 1785; Frederick, boru born July 18, 1754, married Jemima June 15, 1787; Sarah, born Apr. 4, 1789; Wiggins Sept. 30, 1781; Oharity, mar­ Thomes, boru Mar. I, 1791; Stephen, ried Francis McCarty; Aaron, Sarah, born Dec. 11, 1792; David boru Mar. 15, wanied ,lohn Parliaman; Catharine, 1795; Ann, born Apr. 4, 1797; Oatharine, ma1"tied ,Joseph Scott. born ,lune 5, 1799; Heddy, born Feb. 12, Bible records of John Fredk. and wife 1802; Aaron, born Mar. SO, 1804, .Jemima: Eliza\leth, born ,uly 9, 1782; Cb¢ mtrritt ;amili,.

Three ?,lerritt bi-others, Samuel, ,John Zlndle; Mary, born May:27, 1811, mar­ and Darias, came from England and ried George Moore; Darlae, born Sept, settled in Morris county, 14, 1812; Daniel, born Feb. 17, 1814, Samuel, married Nancy (Garrigus) died June 5, 1899; James, born Oct. 11,. Burwell July 9, 1774, Jived at Frankhn 1815; ,John,· bcrn May 15, 1819; David, and Denville, N ..J,, was a member of born Ang. 11, 1820; Elizabeth, born Oct. Oapt, Josiah Hall's !:i.,i, Ohildren of Daniel: Samuel, William, ,John, Amy and perhaps othe!:'S, Darias, Lowis, Lyman, Alex. · A., Darias, born May 1, 177tl, married JeJora, Jelina, Maria 11nd Marelda. Elizabeth Farris and hr.d children: Ohlldren of Samuel 0. : Susan, Oor­ Stephen, born Jan. 9,' 1800; Samuel 0., nelia, George, Edward, J11ne, S11rah L., born Oct. 20, 1808, ma1.Tied Phebe F. S1110uel, William, John 0. nnd Phebe. Wiggins, died Apr. 23, 1871; Nancy, Mach other interesting data of this born Sept. 16, 1809, murried Le

Thomae Morgan Stu1·tevant, was born Lee Oo~. 20, 1868, resident of Olearmont, in New York city Mar. SO, 1800, served Mo.; Henry Farrand, soldier in Oivil in Homo Gnards and 3rd Rog. N. Y. War; Laura, Thomas, Jr. Artillery, married (I) Mary Duryea; (2) Ohildren of Eliphlet and wife Sarah: Maria Ford, died at Madison, N. J ., Lucius E., born Apr. 28, 1847, died Deo. Sept. 26, 1896; buried at Rockaway. 17, 1849; George Ewd., born Nov. 11, Ohildreu: Eliphlet, born Apr. 17, 1821, 1849, died ,luly 17, 1854; Olara D., born m11rried Sarah G111Tigns Feb, 4, 1846, Oct. 12, 1851; Thomae E., born ,Jan. 7 died July 18, 1868, from wonnds received 1854, married F11nuy Gill July 24, 1sso; at Gettysburg; Anna Eliza, ·Rev. Mary G., born Sept. 2, 1856, married J. Samuel Garrett, Serena, George F., E. Ohedester; Corn91ia H., born Oct. 24, born 1881. married Mnry Eliz. Smith, 1858, married John F. Stickle; Kate H .• died Nov. 80, 1899; M11rl11, M11ry, Frank born Dec, 14, 1860, married Ohllrls G. D., born June 10, 1837, married .Jennie. Buchanan June 24, 1882. capt. Josiab Dall's compani,.

Note.-The following enrolled tu Boben; Cortis, Jeptha; Dickerson, Na• Oapt. Hall's Oompany were residents of thauiel; Dill, Thomll!l: Drake, Stephen, Denville, Franklin, Rockaway, Parelp• Abraham: Garrigus, David Isaac, Jacob, pany, Boonton, Morris Plains and Beach John; Hadely, Jacob; Hart, Denni•; Glen. Many others whose names are Hall, Seth, ,John; Hayton, Zaohar!Rh; not recorded may have · served dnrina' Headley., Isaac; Hill, Peter; Hunting• the Revolutionary War in this Oom• ton, Gilbert; Hoek, Jonathan, Nlcholns; pany. Jackson, Benjamin, David; Johnson, .10. Lieutenant, Benj. Southard; ensign, seph' Samuel, Sylvauus; Kitchel, .tames; James Lum; sergeants : Da.vid Allen, Lane, Henry, -lobu: Lindsley, Aaron, David Broadwell. Da.niel Dickerson, Loron; Losey, Stephen; Marsh, Aaron; Noah Veal; corporals: Abra.ham Oare, Merritt, Samuel; Miller, Samuel, Joseph Hall, Samuel Wlncts, John Samuel, .Ir.; Moore, David; Mulford, Yoong; privates: Anderson, Eliaklm, Abraham; Ogden, John; Osborn, Abra• Oornelins; Badgley, Henry, Ichabod; ham. ·Bezeleel, Nehemiah; Palmer, Bedford, Elias; Beach, David; Bigalow, Jacob; Smith, John. Joseph, Samuel; lonathan; B!acklidge, Ichabod; Brown, -rnrk John; VanDine. ,John, Fraucl•; Jabez; Oamp, Jacob; Oarroll, Abraham; VaaWinkle. Abraham; Elias; Varsells, Oasterline, Joseph; Obadwlok, Oaleb; Abra.ham; Wiggins, George; Winget, Olaes, Frederick; Oobb, Ollsby; Oook, Joshua; Williams. Moses Foster: Willis Peter; Oonger, Zenas; Olark, Abner, Betbuel. SOLDIERS' IIJONUMEN'l', AT ROCIL\\VAY, ~• . .J, Dc'1lieatecl ~fay HO, 18!12.

Followlug nra a list of t.l1e iuterments Glen, ,Ian. 6, 1900, age,l 00 years, JO in the Rockawny Ceme'ery eince July, months. 1899, when we completed the publica­ Cory, William in Ridgefield, Jnn. 10, tion of the prev10ns list : 1900, aged 78 years. Christensen, Jonnna in Hanover, ,July Topping, JuliB iu New York City, IS, 1899, aged 88 years. ·au. 12, 1900, born Nov. 21, 1811, wife Winterchied, Lannsia Aug. 4, 1899, of Abijah, daughter of Henry and aged 37 years. Nancy Berry. Wood, Mary B. in Orauge, Ang. 28, Howard, Margaret Jan. 17, 1900, aged 1899, aged 88 years, wife of Freeman, 73 years, (colored). da.ighter of William and Susan (Halsey) Lindsley, Julia P., in Boonton, Jan. Jackson. 20, 1600, aged 69 yenrs, wife of Frank. Ralston, Mary in New York Oity, Hepler, Ella in Dover, Jan. 22, 1900, Aug. 24, 1899, aged 79 years. aged 66 years, wife of Peter, daughter Smith, Albert in Boonton, Ang. 26, of Jessee Lee. 1899, aged 74 years. Williams, Alice J. in Dover, Jan. 24, Shields, George W. in Teabo, Sept. 1, 1900, aged 60 years. 1899, aged 3 months. Ayers, William in Franklin, Feb. 4, VanDerbnsh, Albert in Middletown, 1900, son of Daniel and Mary, born Nov. Oct, 28, 1899, aged ro years. 15, 1824. Sturtevant, George Nov. 80, 1899, aged Bilby, Manning in Newark, Feb. 9, 65 years, son of Thomas M. 1900, aged 22 years, soldier in Spauish• Webster, Edward in Morris Plains, American War. Dec. 8, 1899, aged 79 years. Lowery, Lewis Feb. 9, !900, aged 11 VanDerbilt, Margaret A. in Beach mouths, sou of Barney. P11rker,·•n11uiel iu New11rk, Feb. 12, June 20, 1000, 11ged 00 yot1rs, 6 mouths, lO0U, aged 68 yet1rs. BOU of Willillm s. . BlRnohard, Theodore in Stanhope, Feb. 'l'ners, Lucy iu Denville, July 8, 1000, 14, 1000, nged 62 years, •ou of John aud nged 75 yenrs, wife of William. Ellenor, soldier in the Civil W11r, 5th .Peer, S11r11h A. iu Morristown, July U. S. Artillery. 9, 1000, aged 80 ye11rs, 4 mouths, wife of Skews, Ht1rry Feb. 26, 1900, t1ged 6 Gabriel. weeks. Cory, Phebe L., in Oyster Bay, N. Y., Todd, Marg11ret L. in New York Oity, July 16, 1900, aged 70 years. JO mouths, Mt1r. 7, 1900, nged 2 yellrB, 6 mouths, wife of Wlllil\m, daughter of Fro.ok, Bunnell, Fr1mk July 26, 1900. ·Dongherty, Robert H. Mllr. 7, 1900, Morguu, Floro. in Hiberuia, Aug. I, nged 62 years, sm1 of Anthony. lU00, aged 5 weeks, daughter of Johu. Smith, Ruth in Union, Mnr. II, 1000, Smith, Rt1lph lu Uuiou, Ang. 6, 1000, aged 80 years, wife of John. aged 2 mouths, sou of Edward Williams, Willinm H. in 'fen,bo, Mnr. Rnudle, Elmer in Hurtford, IJt., Aug. 12, 1900, nged 62;years. 6, 1000, t1ged 28 yeurs, fl mouths. Jeukms, John iu Hibernia, Mar. 17, Riggott, Roseta Ang. 8, 1900, ngecl 40 1900, aged 10 months. ye11rs, wife of John. Tillier, :----- in Dover, Ml\r, 28, Ruthburu, Gilbert iu Mndisou, Aug. 1900, aged 4 years. 9, 1000, aged l month. Atuo, Jnmes Mar. 21, 1900, aged 68 Dougherty, Isadora nt Green Pou cl, years, 4 months, sou of Jacob. Ang. 16, \000, aged 38 yelll"s, daughter Smith, Elsie a. Mar. 28, 1900, aged 2 of Peter Wurd. years, S moutl1s, daughter of Frank. Doolittle, Ellen in Boonton, Ang, 28, Hocking, Mary Apr. 1, 1900, aged 65 900, aged S mouths. years. Ganuug, Aun K. iu Newark, Sept. 1, Rtchards, George iu New Orleans, 1900, aged 74 years, daughter of --­ La., Apr. 1900, aged 67 years. Ketcham. Doland, Emma J. in Roseville, Apr. Dow, Ruth D. iu Hibernia, Sept. 18, 18, 1900, aged 84 years, 8 mouths, 1900, aged 73 years, grauddangluer of daughter of John VanDerbilt. Moses. Miller, Edward G. Apr. 26, 1900, aged VauDerbilt, Ethel M. in Deun11uk, 42 years, 4 months. Sept. 14, 1900, aged 7 mouths, daughter Starr, Abigail May 26, 1900, aged 88 of William. years, wife of l!,rederick, daughter of Morgan, Sns11u iu Dover, SApt. 15, Ohades and Lydia Ziudle. 1900, aged 71 years, daughter of James. Ellis, James H. in Booutou, Jnue 18, Hall, John H. Sept. 17, 1000, nged 44 lllOO, aged 27 years, 7 months. years, son of George. Onsterliue, Ohilliou D., in Uuiou, Odell, William in Hibernia, Sept. 17, 1000, nged 10 yenra. l\foKiu uou, Halon Feb. 23. HJO J, ngerl 1\fogee Auuu in Morri•towu, Sept,, 7 yenrH, rlnnghter of Wnlte1·. 27, 1000, ngerl 2/i yenrs, 8 mouths, rlnugh­ Lowery, Snrt1h in Powe1·ville, Fub. 20, ter of Lewi~ Lowery, JOO!, nged JS yeur8, drrnghte1· of Lewis, Strult, OluriRsn iu New Yo1·k Oity. Au

I 66 years, wife of J, Edward, daughter aged 12 years, eon of John, of Samuel S. and Sarah E. Beach. M11y, Ml\l'y Idella. in Paterson, Joly Parliaman, Job.n in Orange, Mn.y 14, 16, 1001, aged 40 years, wife J11mee, Jr., 19!)1, aged 112 ye11,re, son of William. daughter of Daniel Morgan, Ohamplon, Richard in Dover, M11y 18, Ellie, Hannah S. G. July 28, 1001, 1001, aged 41 years. aged 66 yenre, 7 months, wife of John, Branch, Frederick R. June 2, 1901, daughter of WilJiam n.nd Hannah Gn.rv. aged 6 years, 11 months, sou of George. Rowe, ----Aug. 8, 1901. Anderson, Theodore in Hibernia, June Struble, Mary I. daughter John, died 16, 1001, aged 28 ye11rs, 6 months. Sept. 28, 1901, aged 60 years, Holt, --·--June 19, 1901, aged 4 Lidie, August F. died Sept. 28, 1901, hours, born Ang. 8, 1849. Sanafee, John in Denmark, June 28, Farrington, John R. died Sept. 26, 1901, aged 25 years, 1901, born Feb. 4, 1824. Banghart, David H. 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In the family genealogies will be found many corrections of Cemetery Records, also, by later research, many additions have been made. Page Bl. Hnmeis, not Hnmeir. " 85. D,miel m,rried Elizabet-b Cave, children, Joseph, Dennis, Elijah, Albert, .Snsan, Ellen, William and Nancy. 89. Ship Fortnne, not Forlnue. IIO. DemM Ford, m•rried (2) Racl1el, daujl'hter of Joseph and Jemi• ma, (Bergen) Smith. She married (1) Capt. James D. Nichols, (2) Demn8Ford, (8) Cnlvi11 Oonfield, Mar. 80, 1817. She was born Deo. 19, 1789 di~d Nov. 27, 1872. 101. The anthorized Rockaway records of the ,Tackson family have been giveu. Later research at Long Island have few variations and many additions, also many additions have been received from the Western families. llii. Sonthard Family, see Bible record, Page 287. 138. Symon and Gilbard, not Synon 1111d Gill ·rd. 140. William Kimble born Jnly 26, 1826, died Dec. 6, 1891. 142. Richard (2J not Robert (2) 161. Oalviu Green, not Rev. Calvin Green. 177. Will of Benjamin, Esq., names Benjnmiu (2) Auue Ca11fteld, &o., This Israel Caufield, born march 24, 1684, died May 19, 1'144, had wife Sarah, born 1697, died Ang. 24, 1744, probably Sarah Johnson, both boried nt Newark N. J. Children named 'Jf Israel Caufield and wife Sarah. 218. Transpose colamus 1 and 2. 215. ,Jane Wells, not ,Jane Walls. 240. Miriam Blackman, not Blockman.