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pastor Shark River Methodist Church, 1867, 872
Dobbins, Rev. J.B., officer, Monmouth County Bible Society, 1872, 363
Dobbins, Joseph B., Methodist circuit preacher, Freehold Circuit, 1834, 428
216, 217 388 14
Tory guide in the Revolution,
sentence of for death of Captain Huddy,
Dinosaur, unearthed at Union,
Disbrough, Isaiah, kept store, Englishtown, 1820, Disbrow family, genealogy of;
John Disbrow, of English ancestry, grandfather of Dr. Stephen Morgan Disbrow, lived at South Amboy; he married Susannah Morgan daughter of General Morgan, of South Amboy; John and Susannah (Morgan) Disbrow had a son, Nicholas Morgan Disbrow (see below);
Nicholas Morgan Disbrow, of Brooklyn, son of John and Susannah (Morgan) Disbrow, married Mary Van Derhoef, daughter of Cornelius P. and Phoebe (Hunn) Van Derhoef; the children of Nicholas Morgan and Mary (Van Derhoef) Disbrow were. Mary (married John Denyse), Stephen Morgan (see below), Andrew Jackson, John N., Delia Ann (married Charles Fardon), Catharine L, (married Richard Van Brackle), William W., Edwin Clarence, and Peter C. Disbrow,
Dr. Stephen Morgan Disbrow, born in Brooklyn, 1812, son of Nicholas Morgan and Mary (Van Derhoef) Disbrow, moved to Matawan with his parents when a child; married Anna Bennett, daughter of Jacob and Elizabeth Bennett of Brooklyn, 1832; the children of Dr. Stephen Morgan and Anna(Bennett) Disbrowwere: Elizabeth M. (married J.M. Wainright), Dr. Rem Lefferts, Dr. Andrew Jackson, Dr. Stephen Adolphus, Mary, Alathea, Anna Augusta, Dr. EdwinClarence, Phoebe Eliza, Dr. Van Derhoef Morgan; biography and portrait of,
340 186
Dey, William H., private, Fifth Regiment, 1861, Dey, William W., private, Fifth Regiment, 1861, 250 Dey William W., private, Company C, Twenty-ninth Regiment, 1862, 262
Dey, Willisford, purchased land for Mount Prospect Cemetery, 1882, 870
Diblin, Tertullus, sergeant, Company G, Fourteenth Regiment, 1863, 259
Dickerson, Rev. W.H., first pastor Bethel African Methodist Church, Asbury Park, 1880,
869
Dickinson, Jonethan, ministerial charge, Scotch con- gregation, 1730, 680
Dickinson, S.M., receiver, Monmouth County Agricul- tural Railroad, 1875, 382
Dickson, John, helpeo to form Methodist Church organization, Allentown, 1810,
629
Diggins, James, private, Company A, Twenty-ninth Regiment, 1862,
Dilatash, Simon, deacon, Baptist Church of Allentown, 1884,
Dilatush, E.H., officer of Odd Fellows, Allentown, Dillatash, John, deacon, Howell Baptist Church, 1884, Dillentush, James T., corporal, Company K, Twenty- ninth Regiment, 1862,
Dillentush, Joseph, private, Company K, Twenty-ninth Regiment, 1862, 266
Dillingham, Rev. Samuel, participant in cornerstone laying of second St Paul's Methodist Church, Ocean Grove, 1884,
860
Dillon, Mary, married Abner Hall,
643
Dillon, William, led party of British in attempt to recapture lost vessel "Love and Unity." 1782
613
614
690
631
614
236
688
215
60
631
266
Dockwra, William, patented 2,500 acres between Keith line and Crosswicks Creek, 1698,
Arneytown Village, Upper Freehold Township, on tract of,
Doctor's Creek, in Upper Freehold Township, reference to,
gristmill, sawmill and tiltmill on, Allentown, 1833, Dod, Samuel 8., a purchaser of Seabright, 1869, Dodd, Rev. S.B., pastor of the Presbyterian Church, Fort Washington, 1881,
593
Doue, Alexander, grand juror, first county court sessions at Freehold, 1715, 403
Dougherty, Hugh, private, Company B, Twenty-ninth Regiment, 1862, 262
Dougherty, Patrick, private, Company F, Twenty- ninth Regiment, 1862, 265
Doig W., owned hotel, Oceanport, 1846,
891
Dole, Daniel, taxed in Upper Freehold Township, in 1758,
614
house of, on site of first grocery store at Fair Haven, 594
481
Doughty, Charles, corporator Fair Haven Dock Com- pany, 1866,
594
Donahoy,James, trustee, Howell Baptist Church, 1861, Donaldson, Arthur, bought Allen Mill property, 1779, 620
652
112
Donaldson, James, private, Fifth Regiment, 1861, Donford, Samuel, taxed in Upper Freehold Township, in 1758, 614
Donnelly, James P., murdered Albert S. Moses, High- lands, 1857,
283,535
Douglas, Joseph W., private, Company E, Twenty- ninth Regiment, 1862. 264
Doran, James, private, Company G. Fourteenth Regiment, 1862,
259
Douglass, Rev. Charles T., clerk at Freehold church council, 1884, 422
pastor of Navesink Baptist Church, 1879, 541
Douglass, Jacob M., charter member Captain J.W
236
Conover Post, Freehold Grand Army, 1882, 479
376
236
chaplain, Captain J.W. Conover Post, Freehold Grand Army, 1884, 480
Douglass, Joseph S.W., Tiler, Freehold Order of Free- masons 1871, 477
lawyer, Freehold, 1884,
318
Dover, old name for Toms River, 215
Dover Township, providedfor, 1767, erected out of Shrewsbury Township, 1767,
504 574
attorney, admitted to the bar 1876. 318
Dorrance, John, committeeman, Monmouth County Bible Society, 1869,
363
Freehold officer, Monmouth County Bible Society, 1877,
364
Downes, Charles S., circuit preacher, Freehold Circuit, 1838, 428
461
466
Downie, John, captain, second regiment, Continental Army, 1776,
230
Downs, Rev. C., preacher, Imlay's Hill Methodist Church, 1849, 637
533
Dorset, John, sold lot for Bethany Methodist Church, 1822,
719
Dorsett, Benjamin, private, Continental Army, 1776,
236
Downs, Rev. C.F., pastor Methodist Church of Mana- squan, 1874, 802
Dorsett, Hannah, mother of Judge Joseph Dorsett Bedle,
292 82
236
374
Downy, John, taught school, Marl Ridge, Upper Freehold Township, 1832, 639
Drake, Charles, Freehold shoe manufacturer, 452
Drake, Judge George K., held court at Freehold prior to 1839, 285
Drift, relics of, in Monmouth County, 15, 16
Driskell, John, private, Continental Army, 1776, 236
Driskey, Cornelius, private, Continental Army, 1776, 236
Driskey, John, private, Continental Army, 1776, 234
Drumm, Andrew, private, Continental Army, 1776, 236
459
chosen treeholder, Freehold Township, 1856, 507
kept Atlantic Hotel, Keyport, prior to 1846, 706
Doty, Joseph, proprietor of Freehold Amboy stage line, 1834,
396
632
611
keeper of the Highland (Navesink) light, 538
kept hotel, Eatontown, prior to 1873,
878
617
622
Doud, Thomas, private, Company I, Twenty ninth Regiment, 1862, 266
776
Dodge, David, member of Toms River, blockhouse garrison, 1782,
215
private, Continental Army, 1776, 234
Doughty, Christopher, justice of the peace, 1856, opened grocery at Fair Haven, 1833, 594
Doughty, Thomas, taxed in Upper Freehold, in 1731, Douglas, Rev. F A., pastor Baptist Church of Middle- town, 1883, 531
614
Doran, John, Company D, Fourteenth Regiment, 1865,
257
Doren, Cornelius, private, Continental Army, 1776, mentioned in 1713 road records,
Dorn, Nicholas, private, Continental Army, 1776, Dorrance, Benjamin B., attorney, admitted to the bar, 1883,
318
Dorrance, Charles P., counselor admitted to the bar , 1879,
317
Dow, Clinton, private, Company D, Fourteenth Regi- ment, 1862, 257
Down, Ephraim, private, Company C, Twenty-ninth Regiment, 1862, 263
elected assistant commissioner first Freehold town election, 1869,
director of First National Bank of Freehold, 1864, treasurer Freehold Order of Free Masons, 1862, Dorset, Frederick, deacon Reformed Church of Middle- town, 1836,
477
Dorsett, James, settler in Monmouth prior to 1700, Dorsett, James, private, Continental Army, 1776, mentioned in 1705 road records,
Dorsett, John, private, Continental Army, 1776, 236
Dorsett, Joseph, private, Continental Army, 1776,
236
Dorsett, Rachel, married Oliver Sproul, 1797,
725
236
Dorsett. Samuel, private, Continental Army, 1776, Dorsettown Church, another name for Bethany Metho- dist Church, 719
Doty, John L., married Eliza Ann Bennett,
297
manager of United States Hotel, Freehold, prior to 1854,
251
Doughty, Benjamin, private, Company F, Twenty ninth Regiment, 1862, 265
Donahay, Joseph H., general committeeman, Monmouth Battle Monument Association, representing Howell, 1877,
617
Downs, Rev. C.B., supplied Ocean Beach Methodist Church, 1874, 806
Downs, Mrs. Margaret, bought Dunbarton House, formerly Eatontown Academy, prior to 1875, 886
103.
61
Drumm, Christian, private, Continental Army, 1776, Drummond, Bloomfield, corporator of Long Branch Banking Company, 1872,
owner of White tract at Deal, 1894,
Drummond, B., and Company, lumber dealers, Ocean- port, 1847,
Drummond, Gawen, (Gavin), settler in Monmouth prior to 1700,
patented land south of Shark River, 1701,
married Abigail Knott, daughter of Peter Knott, granting of present site of Asbury Park to, 1692, Drummond, Gordon, chosen freeholder, Eatontown Township, 1875,
Drummond, Goyan, transfer of land title from to Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association, 1870, Drummond, Jennie, E., daughter of Malford and Esther Drummond, married Isaac S. Long, son of James M. and Salome M. (Stover) Long, 1872,
Drummond, Maps and Company, of Oceanport, dis- solution of, 1876,
Drummond, Rachel, Eatontown Township, daughter of John Drummond, married Edmund West, 893
Drummond, Robert, bought land of William West, south of Shark River, 1702,
Drummond, Wolcott and Company, built a store, Oceanport, about 1844,
Drury, Patrick, private, Company B, Twenty-ninth Regiment, 1862,
Du Barry, J.N., director Freehold and Jamesburg Agricultural Railroad Company, 1874, director, Farmingdale and Squan Village Railroad Company, 1874,
Du Bois family, genealogy of;
Louis Du Bois, born 1626, Huguenot refugee, emigrant ancestor of the Du Bois family, came to America in 1660; Jacques Du Bois, supposed to have been his brother, came in 1675; Louis fled to Holland to escape religious persecution; married Catharine Blanshan (or Blanjean), 1665, Jacob Du Bois, third son of Louis and Catharine (Blanshan) Du Bois, was progenitor of Monmouth County Du Boises (see below);
Jacob Du Bois, third son of Jacob and Catharine (Blanshan) Du Bois, married Geritje Gerritsen, the third of the eleven children of Jacob and Geritje (Gerritsen) Du Bois was Louis, second, (see below ); Louis Du Bois, second, son of Jacob and Geritje (Gerritsen) Du Bois, married Margaret Jansen, 1720; probably emigrated to West Jersey soon after his marriage where he acquired large holdings; of the eleven children of Jacob and Maragret (Jansen) Du Bois, Benjamin was next to the youngest son (see below);
Benjamin Du Bois, born 1739, son of Louis, second, and Margaret (Jansen) Du Bois, married Phoebe Denise; for 63 years he was pastor of the Freehold and Middletown Reformed Church; Ben- jamin and Phoebe (Denise) Du Bois had ten children, one of whom was Tunis (see below); Tunis D. Du Bois, born 1773, son of Benjamin and Phoebe (Denise) Du Bois, married first Sarah Van Derveer by whom he had four children; married second Sarah Smock by whom he had seven child- ren, three of whom were Henry (see below), Benjamin, second (see below), and Livingston (see below);
236
769
779
896
82
806,852
810
864
876
858
Livingston Du Bois, born 1827, on homestead at Marlborough, son of Tunis D and Sarah Smock Du Bois, married Mary T. Hunt, daughter of George T. Hunt of Manalapan Township, 1854; the children of Livingston and Mary T. (Hunt) Du Bois were. William H., John Henry (married Anna V. Conover, 1884), George L., Joseph Ely, Wil- son G., Anna H., and Frank B. Du Bois;
695
Du Boises, early French settlers in Monmouth County, Du Bois, Rev. .... , rector of Allentown Episcopal Church, 622
83
89C
Du Bois, Rev. Benjamin, pastor of Dutch Reformed Church of Freehold and Middletown, pastor 1764, biography of,
285 734
382
735
820
pastorate lasted sixty-three years; death of, 1827, Du Bois, Rev. minister Reformed Church of Holmdel, Du Bois, Mrs. Benjamin, member of choir, dedicatory services First Reformed Church, Freehold, 1827, Du Bois, Charles, corner of his property a landmark, 1687, 371
739
Du Bois, Charles, married Anna Hendrickson, born 1761, daughter of Daniel and Nellie (Van Mater) Hendrickson,
551
Du Bois, Charles A., assistant editor, New Jersey Standard, Red Bank, 1879, 604
604
Du Bois, Eleanor, married William Hendrickson, and they were parents of Sarah Ann Hendrickson, wife of Samuel Garret Schenck,
672
Du Bois, Isaac G., sergeant, Fifth Regiment, 1861 251
Du Bois, John R., manager, Monmouth County Agricultural Society, 1883, 368
of Holmdel, married Anna D. Spader, daughter of Judge William and Mary L. (Whitlock) Spader, 652
Du Bois, J. Vannest, married Mary Ellen Thompson, born 1858, daughter of Sidney and Elizabeth Hendrickson Thompson, 518
Du Bois, Katy, daughter of Rev. Benjamin Du Bois, married David G. Vanderveer, 783
Du Bois, Peter C., member church farm committee, Marlborough, 1870, 741
Du Bois, Tunis V , president Monmouth County Agricultural Society, 1866-67, 368
corporator Monmouth County Agricultural Railroad, 1867,
382
occupied Du Bois homestead, Marlborough, 1884, 698
Dudley, Joseph administers government, 1690, 33
Dudley, Joshua, Methodist preacher on New Jersey circuit, 1779,
422, 650
62
Henry Du Bois, born 1808, son of Tunis and Sarah (Smock) Du Bois, married first Margaret Conover, daughter of Peter Conover of Matawan, 1832, married second Ursula P. Probasco, daughter of Christian Probasco of Atlantic Township; the children of Henry and Margaret (Conover) Du Bois were Peter C. (married Anna Virginia Corson), Sarah M., Mary C. (married Lafayette G. Schenck), John R. (married Anna D. Spader), Tunis D. (married Sarah E. Smock); the children of Henry and Ursula (Probasco) Du Bois were: Jacob V.N. (married E. Thompson), and Maggie A. Du Bois; Benjamin Du Bois, second, born 1810, son of Tunis D. and Sarah (Smock) Du Bois,r married Helena Wikoff, 1832;
344
895
806
262
382
started The Independent, Red Bank, 1883,
Dudley, Uriah H.,, built canning factory, Keyport, prior to 1877,
706
sold lot for Keyport armory, 1878, 717
Duffy, Patrick, private, Company 1, Twenty-ninth Regiment, 1862, 266
Dufour, John R., officer of Odd Fellows, Keyport, 1884, 717
Duglas, Thomas, taxed in Upper Freehold Township, in 1731, 614
Dunbarton House, formerly Eatontown Academy, opened as summer hotel prior to 1875,
886
Dutch East India Company, commerce with natives, 1610,
owner of the "Half Moon," 1609,
42
Duncan, Edward H., Senior Warden Freehold Order of Freemasons, 1878,
477
Duncan, George, member of militia, 1814,
240
Duncan, Joseph P., private, Company D, Fourteenth Regiment, 1862,
257
Dye, ----- , kept Burnt Tavern, Millstone Township,
658
Duncan, Robert T., corporal, Company D, Fourteenth Regiment, 1865, 257
Dye, Augustus, grandons of David Laird, lived at Englishtown, 1884, 690
Dye, John, sold land to Atlantic Highlands Association, 1879, 543
Dye, John, officer of Navesink Lodge, Order of Odd Fellows, Red Bank, 1885,
604
Dungan, Thomas, from Rhode Island, original settler of Monmouth County,
63
Dye, Peter H., sergeant, Fifth Regiment, 1864,
249
Dunlap, Joseph W., taught school, Mount Pleasant District, 1840,
846
Dye, Robert, Manalapan Township representative, Monmouth County Argicultural Society, 1853,
366
Dunlap, William A., chosen Freeholder, Matawan Township,
830
became partner in Matawan Pottery, 1859,
841
Dyer, Mary, mother of Henry Dyer, sentenced to death for joining Quakers, 1659, 65
Dyckman, Hugh, elected to Dutch Council, 1673,
25
Dunlop, Samuel, private, Continental Army, 1776,
236
Dunmore, Lord, Colonel Tye a member of the crew of, 1780,
214
Dunn, Dunlap and Company, had Matawan Pottery, 1859,
841
Dunn, Ezra, built the Matawan Pottery, 1852,
841
Dunn, Rev. L.R., circuit preacher, Middletown Point Methodist Church,
838
Dunn, Nicholas, taxed in Upper Freehold Township, in 1758,
614
Dunn, William J., justice of the peace, 1880,
114
Dunnell, Rev. William N., minister Christ Church of Middletown, 1860,
532
rector Trinity Episcopal Church of Red Bank, 1851.
602
Dunsmore, Silas, original member of Perseverance Fire Compnay, Allentown, 1818,
Dunwill, Elisha, private in Mexican War, 1846-48,
78
Dupuy, original Huguenot settler in East Jersey,
318
318
Durell, Rev. E.H., preacher, Imlay's Hill Methodist Episcopal Church, 1853,
Duryea, Simon, married a daughter of Isaac Statesir, Sr.,
Duryee, W.B., director Freehold Lyceum Library and Reading Room, 1883,
Dutch, occupation of country by,
16
refusal of, to pay customs to English, 1613,
18
Netherlands by,
22
regain territory from the English, 1673,
24
timidity of, towards the Indians, 58
challenge right of English to negotiate with Indians for purchase of land in Monmouth, 1663, 59
ruse of, to discourage English negotiations for land In Monmouth, 1663,
first settle in Monmouth County about 1700, 82
description of farm houses of,
83
preaching and singing in, Freehold and Middletown Dutch Reformed Church, 735
16
Duncan, Adaline, married Garret B. Conover, (third), son of Garret B. (second) and Teresa (Reid) Conover, 694
Dutch Lane, School District No. 20, Freehold Township, 1839,
509
school-house, a mile northeast of Freehold, 509
Duvinney, William, private, Continental Army, 1776,
236
Duyckinck, John, major, Monmouth County Militia, 1776,
229
Duncan, William, soldier of the Rebellion, buried at Old Tennent,
688
Dunderfield, William, taxed in Upper Freehold Township, in 1758, 614
Dye, Joseph, private, Mexican War, 1846-48, 241
Dye, S.P., officer of Odd Fellows, Keyport, 1884, 717
Dyer, Henry, early settler in Monmouth County, 65
Dunleavy, ---- , taught school in old Presby terian Church, Shrewsbury, 1794,
595
Shrewsbury, only Dutch settler in Monmouth County prior to 1690, (Footnote), 82
621
241
Durand, Frank, attorney, admitted to the bar, 1882, lawyer, Long Branch, 1884,
637
466
480
English and proprietary rule in New Jersey,
16
occupation and government of the New
60
63
E
son of Thomas Eaton, born 1689, inherited father's estate,
inherited father's gristmill, 878
Eaton, John, private, Continental Army, 1776, 236
Eaton, John A., freeholder from Ocean Township, 1883-4, 754
Eaton, Dr. Joseph, son of John and Joanna (Wardell) Eaton, married daughter of Zaccheus Mayhew and widow of William Little, 877
first physician at Eatontown, 1734, 878
Eaton, Thomas, settler in Monmouth prior to 1700, 82
mentioned in 1693 road records, 372,373
property of, on road laid out 1688, 755
Earle, James T., justice of the peace, 1866,
settled in Eatontown, 1670, 876
erected a gristmill on stream which passes through Eatontown, 1670, 876
877 Eaton, Thomas, (second), son of John Eaton and Joanna (Wardell) Eaton, settled at Elizabeth, Eaton, Valeria, Middletown Point, 833
daughter of John and Joanna (Wardell) Eaton, married Dr. Peter Le Conte who died in 1768, 877
East Branch, Wrightsville, name changed from Robins Meeting,
633
Eaton, Z.A., teacher Long Branch high school, 1876, 768
Eatontown, population of village of, 1880, 384
African Methodist Zion Church of, built 1845,
590, 881
East Freehold, School District No. 6, in Freehold Township, 1839,
509
in Eatontown Township, account of, 876
proposed as site for county-seat, 1714, 876
879
Eastlack, Rev. C.C., pastor Methodist Episcopal Church of Port Monmouth and of Harmony, 545, 547
768
Seminary, The, opened by Professor Cyrenius Jones, 1844,
886
Eastman, John, taxed in Upper Freehold Township, in 1758,
614
Dock, same as Oceanport, 1833, 890
Steamboat Company, incorporated 1884,
890
Eastman, William, taxed in Upper Freehold Township, in 1758,
614
Academy, built on Pleasant Hill by Friends of Shrewsbury, 1806,
891
Eastmond, John, trustee of Harmony school, 1837,
548
Eatontown and Sea-Shore Turnpike Company, 1865, 895
East New Jersey, surrendered by Dutch to English, 1674,
26
Eatontown Advertiser, established by James Steen,
1877, 881
description of boundaries of, 1674,
27
Eatontown Republican, established by George M. Joy, 1871, 881
28
Eatontown Township, originally a part of Shrewsbury Township,
103
29
originally part of Ocean Township, 104
assembly of, dissolved by Andros, 1680,
32
population of, 1875-1880,
384
members of assembly, 1703, 1704,
36, 37
formation of, 1873,
574
question as to Scotch or English prevailing in, 1703, Easton, Peter, from Rhode Island, original settler of Monmouth County,
63
East View House, Highlands,
535
Eberhardt, Rev. A.H., pastor Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church of Long Branch, 1884
766
Eastwood, Abraham, taxed in Upper Freehold Town- ship, in 1758,
615
Ebert, Philip, Methodist preacher, Greenwich circuit, prior to 1774, 650
Ebylon, Peter, taxed in Upper Freehold Township, in 1758, 615
Eaton, Jerusha, wife of Thomas Eaton, (first), emigrant ancestor of the Eatons,
876
held gristmill in trust for John Eaton until 1708,
878
Eaton, Joanna, daughter of John and Joanna (Wardell) Eaton, married Rev. Elihu Spencer, 1750,
877
Eaton, John, member of provincial Assembly, 1727- 49,
108
mentioned in 1710 road records,
375
School District, No. 2, first school in 1814,
668
appointed manager of county goal, 1714,
402
married Joanna Wardell, 1715,
775
father of Mrs Peter LeConte
833
250 Edmunds, Lawrence, private, Fifth Reigment, 1861, Edmundson, William went from New York by sloop To Wakake and Middletown, 1677, 370
876
"Eagle", British sloop, captured, 1813, by " Mad Jack Percival", 241
"Eagle", steamer, made regular trips between Port Monmouth and New York, 1854-55,
378, 544
236
Eakman, Peter, private, Continental Army, 1776, Earl, James H., cashier of Monmouth Bank, Freehold, 1842, 464
Earle, Frederick H., justice of the peace, 1876-1881, Earle, James F., justice of the peace, 1861-1871,
112, 113
113
Earle, Rev. William R., rector St. James' Memorial Episcopal Church, Eatontown, 1867, 880
Earles, Charles, private, Fifth Regiment, 1861, 250
Easch, John, private, Fifth Regiment, 1861,
251
East Branch School, District No. 16, Upper Freehold Township, account of, 638
507
East Freehold, in Freehold Township, formerly the Corners,
509
named for John Eaton, 1715,
775
East India Company Dutch, commerce of, with natives, 1610,
16
Baptist Church, reorganized as a church, 1852, hat factory, built in 1875,
885
Manufacturing Company, organized 1854,
885
East Long Branch Reading Room and Library Associa- tion, organization of, 1879,
separated from West New Jersey by Province line, 1676
assembly of, ordered by Governor Andros to convene at Elizabethtown, 1680,
30
erected 1879,
105
boundary of, between West Jersey,
82
erection of, 1873,
754
account of,
876
Eastwood, Eno, contributor to fund for building school at Long Branch, 1812,
767
Eckehardt, F., barber shop of, burned, Keyport fire, 1877, 719
Edgar, James A., a donor of All Saints' Memorial Church, Navesink, 1863,
541
541
Edgar, Mrs. James A., daughter of John H. Stevens, Edinburgh, Atlantic Township, account of,
667
64
113, 114
Edsall, James, member of Toms River block house garrison, 1782,
215
private, Continental Army, 1776 234
Edsall, Richard, first lieutenant, fourth battalion, Jersey line, 1776,
Edson, Rev. Samuel, minister Christ Church, Middle- town, 1878,
rector of All Saints' Memorial Church, Navesink, 1875,
Educational Hall, Philadelphia Centennial, purchase of, by James A. Bradley, for use at Asbury Park, 1877, 866 Edwardes, Rev. N., preacher Imlay's Hill Methodist Episcopal Church, 1839, 337
Edwards family, genealogy of;
Daniel Edwards (first), died 1815, tanner at Eatontown Dock, now Oceanport, married Ann Wardell; children of Daniel and Ann (Wardell) Edwards were: William T., Stephen, Joseph, Eliza (married James Lane), Henry D. (see below), Ann (married William I. Chamberlain), Daniel (second); Henry D. Edwards, son of Daniel and Ann (Wardell) Edwards, married first, Phebe Joline, 1835; married second, Lydia Cook, 1837; child of Henry and Phebe (Joline) Edwards was Henry B .; children of Henry and Lydia (Cook) Edwards were: Aaron (see below), Sarah (married Ten Brook Morris), Asbury, Eliza, Lewis, Charles, Daniel (third),
Thelbert;
Aaron Edwards, born 1837, Long Branch, son of Henry and Lydia (Cook) Edwards, married Mary C. Riddle, daughter of Captain Thomas Riddle, of Oceanport, 1859; children of Aaron and Mary (Riddle) Edwards were: Asbury, Irene (married Lewis R. Williams), and Charles L., biography and portrait of,
782, 783 890
Edwards, Captain, company of militia, 1814,
241
Eldridge, Obadiah, private, Company E, Twenty-ninth Regiment, 1862,
264
Edwards, Abel, constituent member of Baptist Church of Upper Freehold, 1766,
635
Elridge, Smith H., officer of Odd Fellows, Allentown, Eleventh Regiment, New Jersey, account of,
631
82
Eley, John, taxed in Upper Freehold Township, in 1758, 615
99 419
Elgrim, William, private, Company G, Twenty-ninth Regiment, 1862,
265
Edwards, George, private, Company F, Twenty-ninth Regiment, 1862,
265
Elizabethtown, Assembly in session at, 1683,
102
Edwards, Isaac B., cashier First National Bank of Freehold, 1865,
467
Court of Common Right held there prior to 1686, Ellerson, Rev. O., pastor St John's Methodist Episcopal Church, Mechanicsville,
271
cashier Second National Bank of Red Bank, 1875, Edwards, James, trustee, Methodist Church,
604
Elliot, Father, visited Matawan, and preached to Baptist congregation, 834
720
Branchburg, 1813,
889 114
Edwards, John C., justice of the peace, 1881,
interested in Eatontown Manufacturing Company, 1854,
885
Edwards, Margaret, owned Peggy's Point, Oceanport, 1820,
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