History of Essex and Hudson counties, New Jersey, Vol. II, Part 22

Author: Shaw, William H
Publication date: 1884
Publisher: [United States :]
Number of Pages: 830

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sectarian. They were conducted by Mr. Willard E. Howell, a Baptist, assisted hy Mr. Zenas Williams, a Presbyterian. Mr. Howell and MEr. Williams were the leading spirits in the work afterward done in seenring funds to be used in building the chapel. The attendance at these neighborhood prayer-meetings grew so rapidly, and the interest in them so increased, that it became necessary to have more commodious quarters. To meet this want, those interested set to work soliciting money to build a chapel. No church organization was asked to con- tribute, the money being contributed by individuals who felt an interest in the work; but the greater part of those who gave were members of the Presbyterian and Baptist denominations. A plot of ground on Washington Street, near the Watchung Railroad, was secured, and a small chapel, with a seating capacity of about one hundred and fifty, was erected, which, to- gether with the lot, furniture, etc., cost about two thousand dollars. Dedicatory services were held in the chapel on Sept. 24, 1873. The property was held in the name of the trustees elected by the chapel society. When the building was first begun, both Baptists and Presbyterians mutually agreed that the chapel should be non-scetarian, but when the time came for it to be denominational the Baptists shouldl be given the first opportunity to take it. In addition to the Thur lay evening meetings, a service on Sun- day evening was begun and a Sunday-school was organized. Mr. Howell, who had been licensed to preach in the Livingston Baptist Church, preached in the chapel Sunday evenings and conducted the prayer-meetings, and the Rev. Il. Kirke White, a Presbyterian minister, and now a home missionary in the West, was elected superintendent of the Sunday- school. The chapel continued non-sectarian for several years, and the attendance at all the meetings was largely increased, until in 1877, when it became necessary to enlarge the chapel, which was done by adding two wings. The Rev. Mr. White held the position of superintendent of the Sunday-school for more than a year, and was succeeded by Mr. Howell, who held the position until the election of Mr. Zenas Williams, in the winter of 1875-76.

In 1879 the question of making the chapel denomi- national came up. According to agreement, the Bap- tists had the first opportunity to claim it, but they waived their elaim to the Presbyterians, who, how- ever, did not accept it. The Baptists then paid offthe mortgage on the chapel and assumed control of it. They, however, did not make it denominational, but conducted it as before, Mr. Williams still being su- perintendent of the Sunday-school. The Rev. J. L. Davis, who had been supplying a Baptist Church at C'roton, N. Y., for some time, in May of that year ac- cepted a call from the North Orange Baptist Church to take charge of the chapel, in which he preached his first sermon on Sunday, June 15, 1879, Mr.

1 By A. V. Mildieswarth,

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Howell having stopped preaching there some time previous. In the early part of Iss] the North Orange Baptist Church decided to conduct the chapel strictly as a Baptist Church. The Presbyterians, then meet- ing there, withdrew, and at the same time took their children from the Sunday-school. This weakened the attendance considerably, but it soon began to in- crease again, and in the summer of 1882 the chapel was once more enlarged, an addition being put on the rear. Mr. Williams was succeeded by Mr. Ira L. Beebe as superintendent of the Sunday-school. Mr. Beebe served one year, and was followed by Mr. George Cooke, who served until January, 1884, when Mr. John Berryman was elected.

The organization of the chapel as an independent church was formally completed at the services held there Sunday morning, Feb. 3, 1884, when a large congregation was present. After the usual devotional exercises were concluded six candidates for baptism related their experience, when the usual preamble and resolutions necessary to organization, together with the rules of order, etc., were read and adopted. The name of the Washington Street Baptist Church was adopted, and the Rev. J. L. Davis was chosen pastor, and Alpheus A. Williams and George Cooke were elected deacons. William H. Canfield was elected clerk, and Mr. George Cooke treasurer. The ordinance of baptism was administered after the usual exercises. The chapel thus began its life as an independent church with forty-nine members, forty- two of whom were from the mother-church, the other seven joining by letter from other churches. The six baptized in the evening increased the membership to fifty-five. The church builling has a seating ca- pacity of four hundred. The Sunday-school attached is attended by two hundred and twenty-five scholars, who are taught by sixteen teachers.

RECOGNITION OF THE CHURCH .- An Ecclesiastical Council called by the church was convened in the church on Thursday, Feb. 28, 1884, at 2.30 o'clock, P.M. It was organized by choosing Rev. W. B. Parmley, D.D., of Jersey t'ity, as moderator, and Rev. E. Thompson, of Lakewood, as clerk. Prayer was offered by Rev. T. Vassar, D. D., of Newark. Twenty- three churches were represented.

The letter by which the Council was called, and the records of the church in reference thereto, were read, stating the object to be the recognition of a body of baptized believers as a regular Baptist Church. The articles of faith, church covenant, standing resolution and rules of order were referre i to a committee con- sisting of Rev. E. D. Simour, T. E. Vassar and Deacon I. C. Burt.

The committee on articles of faith, reported favor- ably, and the following resolution was adopted after hearing them read :

"WHEREAS, We have heard with great pleasure the reading of the Church Covenant, Rules of Order and Standing Revolution, and esteem them mont excellent and dewerving of special notice and worthy of the

como deration and adoption of the i hurches ; atul du ming frel in hearty accont with their Articles of Faith, and that their history and et te. menta give promin of a successful evangelical work in this field ; there fore be it

"Resolved, That we recognize this body of brethren as a regular in- dependent Baptist i Turch."

A committee of arrangements for the recognition services to be held in the evening was appointed, con- sisting of Revs. J. N. Folwell, Davis, Bourne, Hunt and Gibb. Rev. Addison Parker presided at the rec- ognition services; reading of Scriptures by Rev. E. Thompson, of Lakewood; opening prayer, Addison Parker, of Morristown; recognition sermon, E. A. Woods, of Paterson ; prayer of recognition, R. M. Martin, of Orange; hand of fellowship, W. F. Tav- lor, of East Orange ; charge to the church, A. W. Bourne, of Newark; benediction by the pastor, Rev. 1 1 .. David. The Council was dissolved after prayer by Rev. W. 11. Parmly.

Orange Valley Congregational Church .- The first pastor of this church was Rev. George B. Bacon, D.D., who served from 1861 until his death, in 1976. His successor in the pastoral office was Rev. Joseph A. Ely, who served from 1876 till the autumn of 1883. The church edifice is a beautiful Gothic structure, built in 1868, of trap rock, with brown-stonetrimmings, tall spire and chime of bells. The church is located on Highland Avenue, near Lincoln Avenue.

The deacons in 1831 were James Bell, A. Carter, Jr., Lowell Mason, A. T. Moore and R. H. Thayer ; Standing Committee, Alexander Brownlee, Atred Cranmelin and Richard Russell; Clerk, C. B. Crom- melin; Trustees, R. Il. Thayer, I. R. Lane, C. D. Merrell, G. Spottiswood, A. T. Hamilton and W. B. Gould. The membership of the church in 1×81 was three hundred and thirty-six. Value of church prop- erty, seventy thousand dollars.

St. John's Church (Roman Catholic) .- This parish was organized in 1850, and has continued to flourish from the start, and in 1869 commenced the erection of one of the most beautiful and imposing church edifices in the State. It is built of red sandstone and trap rock, taken from Orange Mountain, and is located on the corner of Ridge and White streets, the highest point of land in the city, rising to the height of two hundred and thirty-eight feet above the sea-level. The church is surmounted by a stone spire and cross, reaching an altitude of nearly or quite two hundred feet above the base of the edifice, and con- tains a chime of bells, the music of which greets the ears of the citizens of Orange both morning and evening, calling them from the cares of the world to the sanctuary of the Most High. The interior of the church is one of grandeur and beauty, finished in the most elaborate style of Gothic architecture, and has a seating capacity of one thousand, and a membership of four thousand. St. John's owns several adjoining lots upon which are buildings and residences suit- able for the great work this parish seems to have in hand. The Rev. Il. P. Fleming, the present beloved

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priest of the parish, was installed in 1874. The schools of the parish are well attended and are in a flourishing condition. The Roman Catholic missions and schools in the valley are out-missions of St. John's. Value of church property, one hundred thousand dollars.

One of the Pioneer Ministers of the Mountain Society was Rev. Daniel Taylor, who came here as early as 1721, and purchased property on the corner of what is now Main and Hillyer Streets. From the number of deeds witnessed and apparently drawn by Mr. Taylor, he appears to have been the scrivener, as well as the minister of the parish. His ready pen and knowledge of legal forms were in frequent demand, and no doubt saved to the pioncer planters and par- ishioners many a fee that would otherwise have gone to the lawyers. His residence (afterward the tavern where the Park House now stands) bordered on the twenty acres bought of Thomas Gardner by the parish.

Besides the homestead, he had a tract of land lying a quarter of a mile to the north, on thesouthwest side of what is now Washington Street, afterward owned by the Williams family. Fifteen acres of this land were described as

· (Du certain tract er parcel of land situate, lying and being in the wunde of Newark afortid, at the mountain plantations, so called, and by a brook commonly called und known by the name of Parrow's brook. - beginning at a Walut tree marked on the western side of the highway; thence running northwest down to aud brunk ; thence unrthorly, as the brook runs, to the last of said Matthew Williams ; and thenes by his land to an highway, and so sound by highways to the place where it began : containing, and to contain, filtern acros, be there more or less.

· signed by

" GRANHOM WI LIAMS. hia " THOMAS X LAMAA. mark.

This tract lay between the upper end of what is now Park Street and the brook, and was deeded by Daniel Taylor to Matthew Williams, Jr., June 1, 1731. The rest of his tract lay on the other side of Park Street, including the lot on which - Williams now resides. Between this and the road were twenty- six acres owned by Nathaniel Williams, and sold by him, Feb. 10, 1735, to Matthew Williams, who sold four neres of the same to the parish, or Mountain Society in 1748.

CHAPTER LXIL

CITY OF ORANGE. Continued .

Cemeteries-OLD, OR PRESBYTERIAN BURYING- GROUND. - The "old cemetery," as it is known, is located on the corner of Main and Scotland Streets, in the city of trange, and is no doubt the oklest burying-ground in the county, outside the city of Newark, and for many years the only one in this part

of the county. It was deeded to the Mountain So- ciety by Nathaniel Wheeler. In 1792 about two acres were added to it by purchase from the heirs of Sam- uel Ogden. In it lie the remains of the ancestors of many of the prominent families now residing in the Oranges. The following are a few of the many inscriptions to be found in this city of the dead :

Josiah Williams, died Nov 17, 175%, aged 53. David Williams, died March 8, 1781. aged *8. Phelw Williams, died May 3, 1769, aged 63. Samuel Wheeler, died May 1, 1759, aged 2.3. Nathaniel Wheeler, died Oct. 1, 1726, aged >7. Esther Wheeler, died March 14, 1732-3, nged >7. Samuel Wheeler, died May 1, 1703, aged 84. Japhanh Harrison, died Nov. 11, 1823, aged 47 Autos Harrison. Esq .. died Sept. 2, 1×12, aged 77. Martha Harrison, died March 16, 1815, aged ". Samuel Lindsley, died June Ix, 1820, nged on, Phoebe Lindsley, died March 4, 1825, agod FR. Samuel Lindsley, Jr., died Ang 31, 1829, aged 31. Thonuis Williams, died April 19, 1795, aged 95. Samuel Harrison, Esq., died Sept 15, 1776, aged : 3. Jemima Harrison, died Feb. 20, 1758, aged 73. Samuel Harrison, died sept. 21, 1810, aged 91. Bethuel Harrison, died Sept. 3, 1832, ugod 44. Mary Harrison, died Aug. 24, 1858, aged 69. Capt. Amos Williams, died April 19, 1744, aged 74. Ennice Williams, died Aug. 19, 1732, Aged Il. Matthew Williams, died Nov. 12, 1732, aged $1. Matthew Williams, died June 22, 1772, aged ">. Ruth Williams, died July 27, 1724, aged 67. Abigail Williams, djel Sept. 1, 1771, aged 73. Amos Williunits, died June 26, 1751, aged 04. Mary Williamin, died Feb. 18, 1777, aged 77. Rev. Caleb Smith, died Det. 22, 1762, aged 39. Sarah Williams, died July 30, 1840, aged 73. Sumunel Jones, died Oct. 1s, 1764, aged ab. Joseph Jones, died Nov. 30, 1751, aged 70. Anthony Olive, died March 16, 1723, aged >7. Sammel Ray, died June 29, 1777, aged 35. John Ray, died June 17, 17-1, aged Na). lewis ('rune, died July 14, 1777, aged 51. Mary Crane, died Nov. 13, 1781, agod 59. Isaar C'rane, ched Oct. 29, 1x15, aged 69. Joana frane, died Dec. 9, 1822, aged 72. Sammel Pierson, died March 6, 17×1, aged 82. Mary Pierson, died Dec. 17, 1779, aged 79. Thomas Pierson, died March &, 1798, aged 80.

Mary Harrison, daughter of It hard Harrison, died Nov. 15, 1732, aged 63.

Samuel Poirson, died March 19, 1730, aged o7

Dearon Hethuel Pierson, died May In, 1791, aged 70. Elizabeth Pierson, died Der. 20, 1776, aged 52. Joseph Pierson, died Aug. 25, 1750, aged 60. Hepzibah Pierson, died Nov. 12, 1769, aged 73. John Ford, died Nov. 13, 1790, aged ti9). Hannah Lewis, died Sept. 15, 1777, aged 47.

David Ihold, Sc., died March 31, 1817, areal 85. Sarah Bodd, died March 12. 1827, Aged 90, Mathias Crane, dirat Sept. 14, 15-6, aged 13. Auron Baldwin, died March 27, 1505, aged l. Auther Perry, died Jan. 1, 1777, aged 60. June Perry, died March 31, 1793, nged 69. Benjamin Munn, died July 26, 1818, aged 87. Jemimalı Munn, died Sept. 17, 1819, Aged >5. David Munn, died April 22, 1843, aged 82. Abigail Mann, died Sept. 16, 1833, aged 73. Sammel Pod, sr., died April 16, 1773. aged IN. John Johnson, dief Nov. 13, 178%, aged 54. Phebe Johnson, diod Ang. 29, 1767, aged 44. John Walls, died Nos. 27, 170, agol 4.3. Sommel Ogden, died Jan. 20, 1777, uvedl 35. Swoin Ogden, died Der. 18, 1800, ageil :34. Lonien E Cantient, ched March 24, INGO, aged un.

CITY OF ORANGE.

Culete Crane, died Ort 17, Ist , ng- 18 Noury trung, dhal Det, 31. 12 di, agent Nt.

Caleb trade, Etc., die July 1, IT.M. agel No Jedediah Mills, died April 9, 1822, aged 74. Mary Munn, died March 34, 1820, nagut tin. Elizabeth Ihr, died Oct 3, 17th, ag . !! Nathanlel Ward, died July 21, 1808, agel 41. Ihortus Want, died Nov. 16, 1807, aged 335. David Peck, died April 5. 1796, ngedle !. Mary Park, died Jan. 9, 17 M, aged ul Dencon Joseph Pork, died July 12, 1972, A2 1 Jean Park, died Sept. IT, 1771, aged #1. David Beck, died Jan. It, 115, agod is. Mary Pork, died Feb, 21, 1&13, aged 11 David Ward, died Ajail 11, 8 .4. ugend titi, Betony Ward died Nie T, Il, aged 8.3. Abraham Ward, M. D. died For, 12, 1802, aged 25.

Mary forsman, de of Oct. 20, 1870, aged 2. Capt. Thomas Williams, died July 12, Init, aged !Hi. Porcus Williams, died March 12, 180G, ugod 63. Daniel H. Condit, died the. 17. 15 , ugod Philip Condit, died sept 22, 1981. need 21. Mary d'audit, died Det. 19, 1826, aged 19 Philip Willums, died April 6, 179, aged Ti. Joseph Peck, died May 22, 1535, Agel 76. Mary Peck, died Dre. 26, 1830, aged 71. James Williams, died Oct. 1. 189', aged Holween Willinius, died No. 7, Ist, Aged 78. Mary Williams, died July 3, 1816, 82Od NO Matthew Harrison, died March 3, 1717 aged 19. Martha Hurrian, died Des. 4, 1792, aged 60. Rhoda Willians, died Oct. If, 1957, aged e. John Williams, died .Jan. 21. 1.19, aged in leube Munu, died Jan . 1x11, aged 62. John Munn, diod Dee, 7, 1793, Read IT Sarah Munn, died Ang. 00, 1798, aged 74. Juseph Munu, died Ang. - 1811, aged !5. Benjamin Munn, died Oct 10, 18333, aged Is Mury Muun, died Ang. 6, 1829, aged 42. l'zal Dodd, died April 9, 1x27, aged tik. Phebe Duild, died May 23, 1836, aged 73. Zonas Williams, died May Is, dry aged lit. Nammi Williams, died April 19, 1938, 12 . 1 79. Charles T. Day, died June 21, 1838, aged 24. Mary R. Buv, died Ang. 11, This, aged 82. Know Williams, died April 1, 1820, godt til.

Jominh Williams, died July 21, 1828, aged 58. Jotham Pirron, died Sept. 1. INN, aged it. RInda Pierson, died Ang. 15, 1861, aged Mo). Lydia Pierson, died Mar h 7, IST6, nged 89. Hannah Paran, died April 11, 1×76, spol 74. John Perry, died Oct. 1, 1821, aged 75. Henry Noe, died Ang. 17, 1862, aged 78.

Sarah Del, died Nav 23, 139. april As. Samuel Munn, died July 28. 1812, aged 2. Eleazer Williams, died (ht. 11, 1811 aged x0. Mary Williams, died March 11, 1812, aged 76 Matthew inal, died March 21, 17th, aged 14. Jemima Dod, died Sept. 15, 1744, aged 40. Joanna Williams, died May 2, Is aged ir. Daniel C'ondit, died Nov 11, 1783, Aged ut. Samuel Condit, died Aug. 31, 1x 2, aged al. Ruth Condit, died Nov. 28. INOT, Head &1. Anos Condit, ded March 12, 1or, aged #1. Dorcas Condit, die March 2, 1840, agod " Jonathan Williams, died Mar h 11. 18001, aged il. Martha Willuni, dird March 2, 1x57, aged 62. Elizabeth Withame, died June 28, 1823, Bel & !. Mary WHMums, died Sept. 5, 1841, aged 5! Dorcas Townley, died Jan. 2, This, agel . Daniel Condit, Faq . died May 11, 1820, axel . W. Hannah t'ondit, died Oct. 4. 1827, Aged .15. Mary Condiet, died May 26, 1770, aged 37. Sammel Conduit, Jr., died Nos 18, 1776, aged 47.

Samuel Conduit. r., die July 12. 1977 apod . Mary Conduit, died May 21, 17 %, and 7 Col David Conduit, died April 24, 177" age 1 4't. Mary, wife of t'apt John Morris, die Die. 10. 1 1 mg of Vithaniel Condic, dle 1 .Jun , 21. 170, 86 . 1 11 Kizilwith Condket, died Jan 14, 1756, aged 74.

Hannah Condit, died Ma h 27, 148H. Mont ". Jur de Condit, die 1 Nov 2, 15th, aga 15 Rhoda Halmeg Condit, died Sept. 1. 1. 1. 4. 172

Timothy ( alle, die sope 4, 1731, agod Poter l'audit, das Feb, 21, 1750, age 199. Corsham Kilburn, die April 20 1-1, age 1+1

Jutrz D. Kilburn, dikul sept 23, 1ste, age 1 75 Esther & Tburo, died VA 4, 1x7 mg+ 1 +2. John To honor, doul JJaly 27, 1810, agel to ...

Diacus Tiche nor dled Feb. 12. 1 32, Agel 32

Nathaniel Lindsay, died for 2.3, 1820, agoal Mary Landiles, de Fel 20, 1 72. 04 ( 0) Stephen condit, die tet 22, 14, apel

daspor Aujala Harrison, dos Fel 2, 1516, agul :" Whigh Harrison, slied June 3, 1-21, age 105. William Beach, diel Feb. 27, 1x11, non 1 G Surti Beach, died Jon. _ ' 186> d1 1; Iph William, die July 11 1×1 ago 12. Nancy Four hild, shell March I'M, Indh, aged 7. Charles Count, M D. die l Ang 8. 12 wel ,Is steph { comdie, died . pt 11, 1996). Jpgel 71. Botany Condit, die March 12, 12, aged 2.

Netals Mand ville, die sept. 2, 125. agel 2. And Belote Taylor, died July 17, 1x 12, aget al. Matilla Randleet, find Ang. 11, 1823, Ag 41 35. Samuel A. Harrison, die March 31, In 15, aged . Aaron Hurr's n, died March 14, 1837. agel bo). Phoebe Harrison, died Det 1 , 181, ngel 71. Robert Bogart, died Feb 26, 1sas, 8geldi. Elizabeth Sulter Bogart, died Feb. 3, 1 5", aged ;1. Beleven Salters, died Sept. 11, 1-71, ago As Daniel Elwards, diesl Pec. 14, 1>41, aged 17. John G. Falwards, died Jan 9, 1863, Aged 62. Alphons P Walker, diedl June 29, 1-76, aged x'. Mary Walker, died April 29, Ised, aged 56. Incub Walke , buried at sea. Nov 24, 1 11, aged 43.

Sarah Walker, dieel det 9, 18. april ". Jemima Francisco, died Sept. 7, 1847, ngel 2. Nathan Bostwick, died Jan. 15, 18%, agood 5l Amen Harrison, died Feb, 20, 15, aged til Mais \ Harrison, died De. 30, Da gen . Enve Tomkina, died Jan. 12. 14 .4. 120 24 sally Tomkins, chird April 7, 1817, aged 42. Elias Tomukins, died April Is, 1866, aged 74 Phobe Tomkins, died April 26, INHI, aged 42 James Oliver, died Jan 2, 1539, aged 1 Elizabeth Oliver, died March 2, 1840, ngm! 63 Varen Ward, died May 4, 1781, Aged 45. Sally Earl, diead Nov 2, 18 1. agood Si. Keturah Earl, died May 8, 1x1, ngel 77 Waren Crowell, die Spell 12, Ja14, agent it. Phobe Ballund, died Sept. 9, 1s21, aged Joseph Ball, died Sept. , IN4, nged in. Kunder Bull, died Doc 4, Il, and 's. John Mitchell, died April 11, 1972. april 17. Benjamin Bryant Ket hnus, dieul .hen, 9, 18_7, agus 11. Mary& Kotcham Francimit, die May 1, 1x33, aged 64. Capt. John Cunningham, died Nov. 9, 1xgri, agel :1. Martha F Baldwin, hod Ve 20, 17, aged 7. Sethom W Freeman, die March 2., 1-12, aged 79. Elija 1. Crane Freeman, die July 20, IRIS, Byval SH Jonathan Freeman, did ler 4, 1% , aged .

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Lydia Freeman, died Jan. 1, 1816, aged 32. Fra on Joseph Pierson, bel tet, 3, 1:35, aged " Hannah Piera, die July 2, 192, aged Moses Crowell, died N'A 26, 18, age ... Lewis Williams died Dre 25, 1-3, age 1 44. Jonathan Baldwin, die June 4, 1821, aged fit Suran Baldwin, died Sept. 8, 1-32, aged75. Nathan Williams, died Der. 11, 18G], aged >. Catharine Williams, died Ang . , 1841, agedl Gl. Jonathan Williams, chedl Nov 15, 1838, Aged 91 Mary Williams, died Feb. 9, 1820, aged (). Withum P & vert, dod Det. In. 1822, 12 -134. John Wright, died May 29, 1>24, aged T !. Elizabeth Wright, died thet. 4, 1-19, aged 71 Bethuel Williams, died Feb. 15, 19Is, aged 51. Sally Williams, died May 7, 1848, aged 56. Samuel Williams, Jr., slied April 7, 1824, aged 70.

Kori'e Williams, died Jan. 2, 1812, aged 82.

Samuel Williams, died April 1, 1812, aged 99. Hannah Williams, died April 6, 1810, aged 87. Daniel Williams, died Jan. 4. 1823. aged 7'). Lydia Williams, died Jan. 6, 1836, age 1 75. Mary Williams, died Sept. 26, 1x11, aged 77 John Myers, died Dec. 16, 1817, aged 35. Henry Stryker, Esq., died March 30, 1810, agr 1 40, Elizabeth Stryker, died Dec. 29, 1830, ngeil 62. Sarah Condit, died Aug. 13, 1803, aged to Juseph Williams, died July 1, 1815, aged 57.

Richard Harrison, died April 22, 1824, aged 43. Talitha Ware, died thet 6, 3-48, aged 75. Richard Harrison, died April 30, 1822, aged T !. Elizabeth Harris in, died July 22, 1817, aged 72. Moses B. Harrison, din Oct. 30, 1853, aged 47.

Deacon Abraham Harrison, died Dec. 1. 1x51, aged 74. Joseph Harrison, Sr., died July 11, 1779, aged 2. Mary Harrison, died Aux. 13, 1778, aged 70. Moers Harrison, died Der 8, 1862, agent x". Joseph Harrimm, diml March 16, 1x25, ageil H.

Capt. Zebulon Jones, died April 16, 1782, aged 32. Nathaniel Harrisen, died June 24, 1779, aged 74. Richard Harrison, died May 16, 1786, aged :17. Charlotte Baldwin, died Ang. 11, 1857. aged 47. Sarah Wilkin-, died Aug 15, 1-44, aged 68. James Ward, died June 31, 1794, Aged 54. Samuel Ward, died May 15, 1733, aged az. Samnel M. Ward, died March 25, 1x22, aged 72. Mary Wand, died sept. 27, 1822, aged 69. Amos Harrison, died March 3, 1785, aged 74 Hannah Harrison, died May 5, 1794, Aged 77. Stephen Harrison, died March 24. 1786, aged 8%. Joanna Harrison, died July 16, 1796, aged 76. Japlua Condat, died April 3, 1-19, agedl \'1. Mimes Baldwin, Jr , died June 26, 1802, aged 44. Capt. Jenathan Harrison, dled July 28, 1806, agedl 55. James Harrison, died Jan 12, 1:07, 8grd +2. Elizabeth Harrison, diod Dee. 20, 1Mlx, aged al. Stephen Harrison, Enj., died Jan. 20, 1812, aged 78. Lydia Harrison, die Aug. 9, 1x11, aged 80. Stoplion Harrimm, died March 21, 1×29, Aged 55. Bhola Tichenor, died INt 4. 1×13, agod In. Daniel > Williams, died Nov. 19, 1x53, nged 69. hunice Williams, din March 5, 1850, aged 65. Jonathan Wilhame, died Jan 27, 1859, aged 62. Ennice Williams, died Der. 12, 1845, aged 55. Lions Williams, ched May 1, MAS ago AS. Reuben S. Williams, died April 28, 1876, aged 65. Anos S. Williams, dieel May ", 1832, azed al Rachel Williams, died Nav, 6, 1836, aged 5l. Joanna Guston, dird Nov. 19, 1822, aged 42. Charlotte s. Harrison, died April 25, 1x78, ageil 5x. Jach Harrison, dled Der 9. 1802, aged 91. Timothy Broadbent, died May 15, 1835, aged 36. Israel Brundage, died Ort 11, 1ssh, aged ir. Atom Vincent, died June 21, 18M3, agent 74 Sarah Vinrent, die I Ort 15, 1x15, aged #2. Peter Vincent, ched April 0, 1519, aged 0%. Phineas Campbell, died Nov 2, 1811, age 1 5%.

Jane Campbell, died Aug. 12, 1×20, aged 63. Moses Condit, died sept. 14, 1×20, aged 41. Isaac A. Smith, died April 25, 1843, aged 43. Joseph Matthews, died June 4, 1848, aged 69. Sarah Matthews, died Dec. 10, 1241, aged 5%. Joseph Edwards, died March 20, 1×32, aged Th. Phebe Edwards, died Ang. 2, 1852, aged 73. Ziba E. Tompkins, died August 5, 1855, aged 49. Zilm Tompkins, died March 15, 1852, aged 85. Lois Tompkins, died Der. 31, 1843, aged 78. Aarou Tompkins, died Sept. 9, 1-43, agedl 12.

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History of Essex and Hudson counties, New Jersey, Vol. II, Part 22

Author: Shaw, William H Publication date: 1884 Publisher: [United States :] Number of Pages: 830

Author: Shaw, William H
Publication date: 1884
Publisher: [United States :]
Number of Pages: 830