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John, son of Emanuel Wooley, 1659-1714 Mary Potter, his wife, 1664-1735 John Woolley, Jr., 1690-1772 Patience Lippitt, his wife, 1698-1775 Benjamin, son of John Woolley, Jr., 1718-1798 Catharine Cook, his wife, 1720-1784 Jacob, son of Benjamin Woolley, 1760-1826 Elizabeth Tucker, his wife, 1767-1854
There was not the slightest scrap of evidence existing to indicate that any one of the first six persons mentioned above had been buried in the yard. He has given erroneous dates in some instances. He calls John's wife Mary, when she was generally known as Mercy. And he was absolutely wrong in asserting that Catharine Cook was the wife of Benjamin Woolley, 53, the son of John, Jr., 23. The dates of birth and death of that Catharine, who married this Benjamin, are given correctly, but it was not Catharine Cook, rather was it Catharine Husbands. Catharine Cook became the third wife of Benjamin Woolley, 25, in 1744, and probably had no issue by him, while it was Catharine Husbands, "spinster," who had marriage license dated Apr. 2, 1750, with Benjamin Woolley, Jr., 53, and called "junior" for the very purpose of distinguishing him from his uncle, the husband at that time of Catharine Cook. As proof of the cor- rectness of this position there are the positive facts, first, that the oldest child of this
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marriage was born in 1752, or not until eight years after the marriage of Catharine Cook took place; and secondly, that in the Parker family descended from Benjamin Woolley, 53, there is a small book with the dates of death of the parents, and of birth and death of their children, and this reads:
Benjamin Woolley, died 5mo., 23, 1798. Catharine Husbands, died IImo., 18, 1784.
1791, May 3. Will of Benjamin Woolley, of Shrewsbury; proved July 25, 1798, mentioned:
wife, Hannah; daughters, Patience, Deborah, Sarah and Elizabeth, to have an outset equal to what I formerly gave Mary; Catharine, the daughter of my daughter Deborah; deceased daughter Mary, and her children; only son, Jacob Woolley; the sons of Abijah Smith, deceased.
Executors: son, Jacob Woolley, son-in-law, George Corlies, son-in-law, Jesse Cook. Witnesses: Nathan Woolley, Peter Corlies, William Jackson.
Issue
94 Mary Woolley born 6mo., 22, 1752; married, Sep. 27, 1769, Thomas, son of Thomas and Elizabeth (Borden) White, as his first wife, born Sep. 17, 1736; died 1810. See Historical Miscellany, under White.
95 Sarah Woolley born 6mo., 1, 1753; died young.
96 Patience Woolley born 7mo., 14, 1754; died Apr. 11, 1840; married George Corlies.
97 Deborah Woolley born 2mo., I, 1756; died Aug. 4, 1835; married Jesse Cook.
98 Sarah Woolley born 3mo., 25, 1757; died July 28, 1833; married Briton Corlies.
99 Jacob Woolley born 2mo., 20, 1760; died Oct. 7, 1826; married Elizabeth Tucker.
100 Elizabeth Woolley born 3mo., 9, 1764; died Apr. 5, 1849; married William Parker, Jr.
55 SARAH WOOLLEY, daughter of John Woolley, 23, died Aug. 20, 1759; married,* 4mo., 7, 1750, Joseph, son of William and Ann (Hewlet) Jackson, born Feb. 20, 1724; died Nov. 9, 1799.
Issue Lydia Jackson born IImo., 15, 1752
Meribah Jackson born 6mo., 15, 1754; died Mch. 19, 1777; married Nathan Jackson. Benjamin Jackson born 12mo., II, 1755 John Jackson born 5mo., I, 1757 Sarah Jackson born 8mo., 20, 1759; died 12mo., 16, 1759. Phebe Jackson born 8mo., 20, 1759
56 BENJAMIN WOOLLEY, t son of Benjamin Woolley, 25, married, by license dated Jan. 13, 1759, Elizabeth Ribbet; Daniel Woolley being surety on the bond.
*The date of their marriage does not agree with the other records of the Shrewsbury Meeting, for those records show that the first intentions were published in 4th month, the second in 5th month, and that the Committee reported them to have been married in orderly way, 6th month.
tThere was a Benjamin Woolley, at present unplaced, among those who had their property confiscated and advertised for sale, Feb. 17, 1779.
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The three separate signatures of Benjamin Woolley to be seen attached (a) as surety on the bond of Daniel Woolley, Aug. 8, 1758; (b) as surety on the bond of Stephen Woolley, June 18, 1760, and (c) on the bond for his own license to marry Elizabeth Ribbet, Jan. 13, 1759, show that they were made by the same individual.
1763, July 16. Benjamin Woolley "Tenor," and Elizabeth, his wife, convey land to John Slocum, yeoman.
Freehold Deeds, "I," page 198.
1776, July 16. The Commissioners of the Loan Office of Monmouth Co., gave a mortgage to Benjamin Woolley, son of Benjamin, deceased, on land whereon the father dwelt and which was devised by him to the son, Benjamin.
1777, Dec. 25. Will of Benjamin Woolley, of Shrewsbury, Monmouth Co., N. J., farmer; proved Jan. 30, 1778, relates:
My executors are to sell all lands also a tract of meadow on Racoon Island, and the proceeds to be divided between my eight children when the youngest is of age. I leave to my wife Eliza all personal estate, and I make her and Joab [Job?] Cook, executors.
Witnesses: George Remsen, James Cooper, John Brinley.
The above is to be found in Volume IX, page 17, of the publications of the New York Historical Society.
1802, Aug. 7. "Thomas Woolley son of Benjamin," and Christian his wife, convey land to John Brinley that "my father in law William Smith and myself bought of Robert Montgomery, on the North side of Shark River, adjoining what I sold to Francis Herbert."
Issue
IOI Thomas Woolley married Christian, daughter of William Smith. Seven other children.
57 DANIEL WOOLLEY, son of Benjamin Woolley, 25, born Feb. 1, 1717; married, first, ..... ;* second, by license dated Aug. 8, 1758, Patience Throckmorton; Benjamin Woolley being surety on the bond; third, by license dated Feb. 23, 1763, Sarah Allen; Daniel Jeffrey being surety.
The signatures of Daniel Woolley on the license bonds for his own marriages are identical with the one as surety on the bond that his half-brother, Benjamin Woolley, obtained to marry Elizabeth Ribbet, Jan. 13, 1759.
1767, June 1. Daniel Woolley and wife, Sarah, deed land that was bounded on the East by Benjamin Woolley, to Joseph and Daniel West, single men.
1776, July 11. The Commissioners of the Loan Office of Monmouth Co., give a mortgage to Daniel Woolley, who has sons, Montilion and Jedediah, and is a brother to William Woolley. They also give a mortgage to Montilion Woolley, 103, on ten acres of land that had been conveyed to him by Daniel Woolley and Sarah, his wife, Mch. 26, 1776.
1781, Nov. 25. Will of Daniel Woolley, of Shrewsbury, yeoman; proved June 4, 1799, mentioned:
son, Daniel, to have one-third of the east part of what my father gave me; sons, Jedediah and Mon- tilion, to have all the lands I bought of "my brother Woolley;" sons, Joseph and James Woolley, to have the remainder; three youngest sons, Daniel, Joseph, James; three daughters, Sarah Tallman, Margaret Thompson, Lydia Cobett.
Executors: Friend, William Green, son, Daniel Woolley.
Witnesses: Noah Taber, Peter Wolcott, Benj. Jackson, minor.
*The calling of one of his sons, perhaps the oldest, Jedediah, suggests that the first wife of Daniel Woolley may have been a daughter of Jedediah, son of Ephraim Allen, born Apr. 6, 1695.
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Monmouth Co. Orphans' Court. A division of the real estate of Daniel Woolley, deceased, was made to Montilion Woolley, a son; to the heirs-at-law of Jedidiah Woolley, a son and devisee of the said Daniel Woolley, his heirs, some of whom were under the age of twenty-one, being Joseph, Jedediah, Daniel and Hugh Wooley, Abigail, the wife of Brittain White, and Elizabeth, the wife of Benjamin West; and to Daniel Woolley, a son of said Daniel.
1802, July 12. Daniel Woolley, 104, deeded to James Tucker four acres of land to which he claimed the title by virtue of his father's will. And Apr. 7, 1803, he conveyed seven acres and nine perches to Leady [Lydia] Cobert that he described as being on the East side of the road leading from Corlies' Mill to Eatontown.
Issue
102 Jedediah Woolley married Mary Remington
103 Montilion Woolley born Jan. 1, 1749; married Abigail Tallman.
104 Daniel Woolley blind; died without issue.
105 Joseph Woolley seems to have died before his father
106 James Woolley seems to have died before his father
107 Sarah Woolley married James Tallman
108 Margaret Woolley married Mr. Thompson
109 Lydia Woolley married Mr. Cobett or Cobert or Corbet.
60 PATIENCE WOOLLEY, daughter of Benjamin Woolley, 25, born Aug. 9, 1723; married, by license dated Nov. 14, 1746, David, (probably the son of Jonathan) Burdge; Jonathan Burdge being surety.
1746, Nov. 14. David Burdge was surety on the license bond of his brother, Jon- athan Burdge, to marry Mary Morris, spinster, daughter of Richard and Mary Morris. 1760, Sep. I. Patience Burdge appointed administratrix on the estate of David Burdge, intestate.
1762, Oct. 7. Patience Burdge made Guardian of Benjamin Burdge, son of David Burdge.
1772, Apr. 7. Benjamin Burdge, son and heir of David B. Burdge, of Middletown, yeoman, conveys salt meadow to William Applegate, carpenter.
1818, Oct. 19. Will of Benjamin Burdy [Burdge], of Middletown; proved June 5, 1819.
Issue one child Benjamin Burdge born 174 -; married Sarah Carmer.
64 SILAS WOOLLEY, son of Bartholomew Woolley, 31, married, first, by license dated Apr. 27, 1752, Margaret Husbands; William Lewis, yeoman, being surety; second, by license dated. Nov. 21, 1754, Marah Bills; Samuel Scott, surety.
1761, Dec. 7. Silas Woolley was surety on the license bond of Joseph White to marry Ruth Woolly, 69.
1791, June 15. Mary Woolley made administratrix on the estate of Silas Woolley, deceased, intestate, of Monmouth Co.
1793, Jan. 21. Administration de Bonis Non granted to Joel Woolley on the estate of Silas Woolley, of Monmouth Co., deceased, left unadministered upon by Mary Woolley, who is also deceased.
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1797, Jan. 14. Administration granted to Joel Woolley on the estate of Silas Woolley, of Monmouth Co.
1800, Feb. 18. Joseph Wardell in his will, names Joel Woolley and Jacob Wardell as his executors, and as such they convey property under this date.
1803, Apr. 23. Joel Woolley and wife, Elizabeth, convey land, at Middle Manas- quan Sedges, to John L. White that had been bought by the said Joel Woolley, Dec. 9, 1793, from Joseph Parker and wife.
72 STEPHEN WOOLLEY, son of Emmanuel Woolley, 32, married, first, June 28, 1746, Ruth, daughter of James and Leah (White) Tucker, born Apr. 16, 1722; died Oct. 17, 1759; second, by license dated June 18, 1760, Elizabeth Large; Benjamin Wool- ley, being surety.
1759. Stephen Woolley's name appears on the Shrewsbury tax list for this year.
1770, Dec. 13. Stephen Woolley is a witness at Chesterfield Meeting, when James Woolley married Abigail Middleton.
1776, Dec. 18. Samuel and Ruth Woolley are witnesses at Chesterfield Meeting when James Woolley married Huldah Skirm.
1777, May 15. Stephen Woolley signs directly after the bride, when William Jack- son married Ruth Woolley, at Shrewsbury.
1805, Mch. 15. Will of Stephen Woolley, of Shrewsbury; proved Apr. 24, 1805, the inventory of his estate having been taken, Apr. 15, 1805, mentioned:
his children as James, Elihu, Ruth Jackson, Asee, John, Peter, Clayton, Joseph, Christopher and Zilphia Williams. The witnesses were John and Deborah Williams and Rubin Jeffrey.
Issue
IIO Joseph Woolley
Clayton Woolley. One Clayton Tilton married, Dec. 13, 1812, Hannah III Chadwick.
II2 Asa Woolley. One Affa Woolley married, Jan. 26, 1800, Hannah Hudy [Huddy].
113 James Woolley born Oct. 7, 1749; married, first, Abigail Middleton, second, Huldah Skirm.
I14 Peter Woolley
115 Christopher Woolley married, June 22, 1799, Rebecca Chadwick.
116 Zilpah Woolley married Mr. Williams
117 Ruth Woolley married William Jackson born 6mo., 22, 1752.
118 Elihu Woolley born 1756; married Mary Jackson.
119 John Woolley
73 WILLIAM WOOLLEY, son of Adam Woolley, 38.
1802, Oct. 4. Administration granted to Anna Wooley and Abraham Woolley on the estate of William Woolley, deceased, intestate, of Monmouth Co.
1807, January Term. Orphans' Court, Monmouth Co. Abraham and Adam Woolley, Jr., petition, as heirs of William Woolley, deceased, for a division of the real estate of the latter, he having left five children, two of whom are under age. And when division was made the distribution was to the following:
Abraham Woolley; Adam to get that which had been returned at the request of Adam Woolley, the father of said William; Elizabeth, the wife of John Allen; Ann, the wife of James Allen; William Wooley
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1814, Oct. 24. Inventory of the estate of Adam Woolley, Jr., 121, of Dover; Anna Woolley and David J. Clayton administrators, James Cook and David Miller appraisers.
1816, Jan. 29. Ann Cook, late Ann Woolley, of Dover, and David I. Clayton, of Howell, administrators of the estate of Adam Woolley, deceased, convey to Enoch Jones, "the one equal undivided third part of cedar swamp formerly belonging to the aforesaid Adam Woolley's grandfather, Adam Woolley, deceased."
Presumably the ensuing marriages, recorded at Freehold, have to do with members of this family, but, as yet, no evidence has been obtained placing them:
Abraham Wooley married, Mch. 5, 1801, Lydia Longstreet.
John Woolley, son of Abraham, married, May 31, 1801, Lydia [daughter of Captain James] Borden. Adam Woolley married, July 9, 1820, Margaret Lake, at the house of David Clark.
Abraham Woolley married, Oct. 19, 1820, Gitty Layton, at the house of David Clark.
1826, Apr. 25. Inventory of the estate of an Abraham Woolley, of Dover, Herbert C. Pearce, administrator, David Miller and James S. Allen, appraisers.
1840, Sep. 7. Inventory of the estate of a William Woolley, of Howell, Elizabeth Woolley, administratrix, A. V. S. Havens and James Tilton, appraisers.
Issue
120 Abraham Woolley
12I Adam Woolley died 1814, without issue.
122 Elizabeth Woolley married, Jan. 26, 1801, John, son of James Allen.
123 Ann Woolley married, Aug. 24, 1806, James Allen.
124 William Woolley
74 LEVI WOOLLEY, son of Adam Woolley, 38.
1843, Apr. 12. Inventory of the estate of Levi Woolley, of Howell; Thomas Wool- ley administrator; Joseph Burdge and James J. Dickerson, appraisers.
1853, Apr. 13. Will of Thomas P. Woolley, 126, of Howell; proved May 27, 1853, named his brother Herbert, as executor, and stated that his only child, Richard, was not yet sixteen years of age. The witnesses to it were Levi and Abraham H. Woolley, and B. I. Lafetra.
Issue
125 Levi Woolley born Dec. 18, 1811; married Hannah Burdge.
126 Thomas P. Woolley, born Aug. 7, 1816; died May 14, 1853; married, Feb. 8, 1744, Lydia Ketcham, born Jan. 17, 1819; died Aug. 13, 1848. They are buried on the Matthews' farm near West Farms, N. J.
Issue Richard Woolley
127 Herbert Woolley, born 1825; married, June 30, 1847, Sarah Slocum, born 1828.
Issue
Irene Woolley born 1863; married Robert T. Gravatt; died Aug. 29, 1907. Osborn Woolley born 1873
- 75 ADAM WOOLLEY, son of Adam Woolley, 38, married, first, Esther Morton, who joined with him in a deed, dated Mch. 10, 1810; second, Deborah Morton, by whom
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he probably had no issue; third, Margaret Noble, of Staten Island, by whom there was no issue.
1817, Jan. 9. Adam Woolley, Sr., and Deborah, his wife, and the following children of the said Adam, all of Howell, viz .: Deborah Conrow, George Woolley, Lydia Woolley, Elizabeth Jones, Esther Clayton, William Woolley and Adam Woolley, Jr., join in giving a deed to James Butler, of New York.
1838, Apr. 3. Will of Adam Woolley, of Howell; proved Feb. 21, 1840, named wife, Margaret, and the children mentioned as follows:
Issue
- 128 Deborah Woolley married, first, Dec. 22, 1799, William Conrow; second, Mr. Conrow. Levi
129 George Woolley married, and died, leaving issue, before the signing of his father's will. Inventory of the estate of George Woolley, of Howell, taken Dec. 27, 1825, Adam and William Woolley, administrators. 130 Lydia Woolley died unmarried
131 Elizabeth Woolley born Dec. 1, 1787; died Mch. 23, 1860; married, Mch. 5, 1807, Jesse Jones, born May 18, 1785; died May 11, 1856; and had
Issue
Adam Jones born Oct. 30, 1807; died Dec. 22, 1891; married, first, Ann, daughter of John Wardell born 1810; died Mch. 14, 1842; they are buried near Burrsville, N. J .; married, second, Mary . .. . 132 Esther Woolley married Cornelius Clayton
Issue Adam Clayton, of Burrsville, N. J.
133 William Woolley born Oct. 18, 1796; died Aug. 9, 1840; married, Feb. 27, 1822, Elizabeth Pettitt, born Feb. 1, 1805; died June 4, 1862. Buried near Burrsville, N. J.
134 Adam Woolley born Oct. 16, 1800; died Nov. 20, 1859; married Rachel (Curtis) Fleming, born Sep. 18, 1803; died July 12, 1867. Buried near Burrsville, N. J.
Issue
Hester Woolley born July 8, 1836; died Aug. 10, 1842. Charles Woolley of Herbertsville, N. J.
John Woolley
Mary Woolley married Mr. Mitchell
76 NATHAN WOOLLEY, only son of John Woolley, 42, born Dec. 7, 1750; died November, 1818; married Zilpah, daughter of Thomas and Elizabeth (Borden) White, born IImo. 29, 1748/9; died July 31, 1824.
1775, Dec. 11. Thomas White, in his will, spoke of his daughters, Mary Worthley, Hannah Harvey, Lydia Curtis, Sarah Allen, Rachel Jones and Zilpah Woolley.
1784/5, Richard Worthley, in his will, calls Nathan Woolley, his brother-in-law. 1818, 9mo., 7. Will of Nathan Woolley, of Shrewsbury; proved Dec. 1, 1818; the inventory of his personal estate being taken Nov. 18, 1818; mentioned:
wife, Zilpah, to have monies in the hand of Jacob Croxson; daughter, Elizabeth Croxson; daughter, Sarah Thompson; sons, John, Nathan, Esek.
Witnesses: Jacob Corlies, Jr., Edmund W. Allen, Josiah Holmes.
Executors: Samuel W. Tenbrook, John Curtis.
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Issue
135 Lydia Woolley born Sep. 24, 1771; died Aug. 23, 1775.
136 Elizabeth Woolley born Jan. 20, 1776; married Jacob Croxson.
Issue
Hannah F. Croxson married, Nov. 21, 1811, Peter T., son of Peter and Lydia Wolcott.
Nathan W. Croxson married, June 16, 1828, Mary Haggerty; buried June 5, 1853.
137 Samuel Woolley born Mch. 1, 1778; died Aug. 11, 1812. Nathan Woolley and George A. Corlies, administrators of his estate, sold, according to the order of the Court, his real estate, in 1813.
138 Sarah Woolley born Mch. 3, 1783; died Feb. 16, 1880; married, June 23, 1798, Elias, son of Joseph Thompson.
139 John Woolley born May 10, 1785
140 Nathan Woolley born Nov. 23, 1788. The inventory of the estate of one Nathan Woolley, of Salem Co., was taken Dec. 5, 1820.
14I Eseck Woolley born July 13, 1791; married Ursulla, daughter of Joel and Polly White.
77 JOHN WOOLLEY, son of Thomas Woolley, 48, married, as John Woolley, "minor," Oct. 14, 1767, at the house of her step-father, Amos White, in Shrewsbury, Rebecca, daughter of Jeremiah and Esther (Tilton) Borden, born Mch. 22, 1749.
1821, Nov. 13. Will of Rebecca Borden; proved Apr. I, 1825, mentioned:
her daughters, Esther Hance and Rachel Hance. The inventory of her estate, in which she was called Rebecca Woolley, widow of John, was taken Feb. 1I, 1825.
1825, Apr. 25. Inventory of the estate of John Woolley, of Shrewsbury; Eleazar Hance, administrator; William Hance and John W. Hance, appraisers. This included a "demand on Robert H. Woolley, for buildings removed from off the premises, $180."
Issue
142 Rachel Woolley born Dec. 4 [Bible] or 6 [tombstone] 1767; died Mch. 30, 1853; married Thomas, son of Jacob and Ann (White) Hance, born 9mo., 1753 [tombstone], or Iomo., 30, 1753 [Quaker records]. They are buried in the old yard at Rumson. For their issue see New York Genealogical Record, 1904.
143 Esther Woolley born Nov. 27, 1769; died Jan. 21, 1845; married, first, (1787), Ebenezer, son of David and Hannah (Cook) Hance, born Mch. 14, 1763; died Jan. 18, 1795; second, Mch. 1, 1807, as his third wife, Timothy Hance, brother to Ebenezer, born May 24, 1765; died Oct. 29, 1839. For issue by each husband see New York Genealogical Record for 1904.
144 Margaret Woolley married Hector Thompson
Issue Robert Thompson
145 Britton H. Woolley
146 Robert Woolley married, Jan. 11, 1809, Julia Ann Wardell.
147 Jeremiah Woolley born Mch. 1, 1772; died young.
148 Benjamin Borden Woolley born Dec. 17, 1774.
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149 Jeremiah Borden Woolley born Jan. 6, 1779; died prior to the making of his mother's will.
79 RACHEL WOOLLEY, daughter of Thomas Woolley, 48, died 1823-4; married, first, by license dated Jan. 8, 1768, Amos, son of Thomas and Mary (Edwards) Borden; second, James, son of George and Martha (Thorn) Parker, born Feb. 25, 1764.
1788, July 25. Thomas Borden, of Shrewsbury, in his will, mentions his "grand- daughter Mary Borden, daughter of my son Amos;" his sons, Philip and Thomas Borden; and his three grandsons, Aaron, Amos and Thomas.
1818, Feb. 3. Will of James Parker, of Howell; proved Oct. 27, 1819, mentioned:
wife, Rachel. Legacy to Mary, the wife of Wade Little; legacy to Philip Borden, living in his family.
Executors: wife, and Hugh Boud.
1823, Feb. I. Will of Rachel Parker; proved Jan. 31, 1824, mentioned:
daughter, Mary Boude; son, Aaron Borden, and his children; sons, Thomas and Amos Borden; grand-daughter, Rachel Borden.
Executors: Mary Boude and John I. Little.
Ellis, in his History of Monmouth Co., says that "Thomas Borden kept a tavern during the Revolution at Farmingdale. After his death his widow married James Parker. Thomas Borden had issue by her, a daughter who married Hugh Boud, and their son was Charles G. Boud." In this the use of the name of Thomas for Amos is a mistake.
Issue by first husband
Mary Borden born June 30, 1783; died Dec. 23, 1863; married, Aug. 28, 1802, Hugh Boude, born Sep. 27, 1774; died Oct. 25, 1859. Buried at Lower Squankum.
Aaron Borden married and had issue Amos Borden Thomas Borden
81 THOMAS WOOLLEY, of Poplar, N. J., son of Thomas Woolley, 48, married Martha (Cooper?).
Issue 150 Phebe Woolley married Mr. Videto, of Red Bank.
151 Elizabeth Woolley married Mr. Hubbell
Issue Frank Hubbell
152 Susan Woolley married, Oct. 26, 1815, Robert Dykeman.
Issue Emily Dykeman 153 Tenty [Content] Woolley married Mr. Frazier. Issue Thomas Frazier Joseph Frazier
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154 Rachel Woolley married, Apr. 10, 1828, Samuel, son of Uriah and Elizabeth (Green) Cooper, born Jan. 31, 1802; died Dec. 20, 1864.
Issue Joseph Cooper Thomas W. Cooper born 1830
Martha W. Cooper born Nov. 5, 1833; died Dec. 30, 1884; buried at West Long Branch, N. J .; married, July 24, 1859, Francis, son of Benjamin W. and Miriam T. (Williams) Corlies, born June 25, 1827; died Apr. 24, 1897. No issue.
155 Britton Woolley born 1801, alive June 1, 1880; married Rebecca Wain- wright, born 1809; alive 1880.
Issue Ann Eliza Caroline Thomas
156 Robert Woolley, of Poplar married, Jan. 2, 1816, Mary Wainwright. Issue Hannah Woolley married William Fowler
157 Elisha Woolley married . ...
Issue Rachel Woolley Daniel Woolley
82 BRITTON WOOLLEY, son of Thomas Woolley, 48, born Apr. 15, 1765; died June 18, 1825; married, Apr. 15, 1807, Mary, daughter of Israel and Beersheba (Wood- mansee) Williams, born Dec. 24, 1789.
Issue
158 Britton Woolley died, single, aged about twenty-two. Inventory of the estate of Britton Woolley, of Shrewsbury, taken June 27, 1831; Samuel Cooper, administrator, John Woolley and Uriah Cooper, appraisers.
159 John Woolley
160 Hannah Woolley born Dec. 13, 1812; married, Sep. 21, 1833, Benjamin, son of Uriah and Elizabeth (Green) Cooper, born Oct. 22, 1809.
Issue Phebe Cooper
161 Mary Ann Woolley born July 13, 1813; died Oct. 21, 1881; married, Mch. 14, 1832, William, son of Uriah and Elizabeth (Green) Cooper, born Dec. 18, 1807.
162 Jordan Woolley born May 12, 1815; married, first, Mary Jane Haslem; second, Margaret Van Brunt.
88 WILLIAM WOOLLEY, son of James Woolley, 52, born 1752, married Charity, daughter of Joel and Annie (Wardell) White.
1768, Apr. 3. Charity White mentioned in the will of her father, Joel White. Issue
163 Ann Woolley born 1777; died Mch. 26, 1854; married, Sep. 29, 1803, Mi-
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chael, son of William and Anna (Brookman) Parker, born 1772; died May 30, 1854.
Issue
Samuel Parker born July 30, 1805; died Dec. 18, 1884; married Mary E. ..... , born Jan. 9, 1810; died Jan. 3, 1894.
Josiah Parker born June 1, 1812; died June 14, 1866; married Deborah R. King, born Apr. 21, 1816; died Dec. 9, 1875.
William Parker
Robert White Parker married, Mch. 22, 1837, Jane Dodge, daughter
of George T. and Maria (Wardell) Morford, born Dec. 25, 1812; died June 12, 1876.
Jacob Corlies Parker born Nov. 17, 1816; died Aug. 25, 1855; mar- ried, Jan. 17, 1844, Julia, daughter of George T. and Maria (Wardell) Morford.
Ann Amanda Parker died 1890; married, Apr. 1, 1845, John B. Hammond, born 1821; died Oct. 20, 1906.
164 Mary Woolley born Dec. 17, 1785; married, William B. Parker.
165 Jane Woolley married Job, son of James and Rosina (Van Note) Throck- morton.
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