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Ker, Samuel, deacon, Freehold Scotch congregation, 1730, 680
collected minister's salary, Freehold Scots' Meeting- house, 1732, 681
the town of,
received its name, 1831, 704
Plank-Road, mentioned in Matawan Township, boundary, 1857, 830
gradually absorbed Middletown Point shipping, 833
Ker, William, trustee of Freehold Scotch congregation, 1730.
6B0
testified concerning effect of Christian teaching on Indians, 1746, 685
Kerland, John, taught school, Marl Ridge, Upper Free- hold Township, 1846,
Kerlin, James, private, Company C, Twenty-ninth Reg- iment, 1862,
Kerlin, Samuel, private, Company C, Twenty-ninth Regiment, 1862, 262
Kerlin, William, private, Company C, Twenty-ninth Regiment, 1862, 262
Kerman, William, taxed in Upper Freehold Township, in 1758, 615
Kerner, Frederick W., second lieutenant, Company A, Fourteenth Regiment, 1862, 255
Kerr, Andrew, sergeant, Company A, Fourteenth Reg- iment, 1865,
Kerr, Ebenezer, private, Continental Army, 1776, 237
631
Kimball, Charles H., first lieutenant, Company H, Twenty-ninth Regiment, 1862, 267
878 Kimball, Dr. W. S., first homoepathic physician in Monmouth County; settled at Eatontown, 1854, physician at Branch Home, near Eatontown, 1884, 887 891 resided on private school site, Eatontown, 1884, Kiming, Captain John, of Pleasant Valley (?) attempt to burn residence of, during American Revolution, Kimsey, Thomas, taxed in Upper Freehold Township, in 1731, 614
673
Kerrill, William, private, Continental Army, 1776, 237
881 318
215
806
531
117
Kincard, George, private, Continental Army, 1776, King, Rev. ----- , pastor Baptist Church of Middletown, 1818,
King, Rev. Alfred B., pastor of the Presbyterian Church of Port Washington, 1861, 593 852
King, Benjamin, storehouse of, 1879,
King, 8. F., postmaster at Little Silver, 1875, 593
King, F. W., officer of Odd Fellows, Allentown, 631
237
Kinsley, James, private, Continental Army, 1776, 237
Kinsley, James, member of Toms River Block-house garrison, 1782,
215
private, Continental Army, 1776 234
Kip, Hendrick, deacon, Freehold and Middletown Dutch Reformed Church, 1731, 733
Kipp, James H., private, Company G, Twenty-ninth Regiment, 1862, 265
Kipp, John G., private, Company D, Twenty-ninth Regiment, 1862. 263
Kirby, John, mentioned in 1708 road records, 375
Kirby, Joseph, kept hotel, Oceanport, prior to 1846, 891
Kirby, Samuel S., private, Company A, Twenty-ninth Regiment, 1862,
261
pastor Red Bank Methodist Episcopal Church, King, James, private, Fifth Regiment, 1861,
601
251
Kirk, Gabriel, original settler of Monmouth County, Kirkbride, S. W., chief, Asbury Park Fire Department, 1884, 866 64
Kirkpatrick, Judge Andrew, held court at Freehold prior to 1839, 285
King, John A., private, Company A, Twenty-ninth Regiment, 1862,
261
Kitchen-midden in Monmouth County near Keyport, discovered by Samuel Lockwood, 1856, 7, 447
437, Kivelitz, Rev. Frederick, priest Freehold Roman Cath- olic Church, 1871, 657
881
organized Roman Catholic Congregation at Colt's Neck, 1871, 667
organized St. Gabriel's Roman Catholic Congrega- tion at Marlborough, 1871, 744
263
Kneass, Strickland, director of Farmingdale and Squan Village Railroad Company, 1874, 382
director Freehold and Jamesburg Agricultural Rail- road Company, 1874, 382
260
Knecht, Dr., physician at Matawan, 1884, 833
601
Kneiskern, Dr. Peter D., justice of the peace, 1860, 1865, 1871, 112,
601
settled at Squan village (now Manasquan), 1841, 802
tribute to, as a distinguished naturalist, by Dr. Samuel Lockwood, 803
Knickerbocker Lodge No. 52, I. O. O. F., Matawan, 1847, 840
Kniffen, Andrew, corporal, Company I, Twenty- ninth Regiment, 1862, 266
793
Knight, William M., bought Tennent Church pew, 1754, 684
Kinman, Elizabeth, constituent member of Baptist Church of Upper Freehold, 1766, 635
Knilty, Thomas, owned land in Middletown Township on which first schoolhouse was built, 659
Knipe, Rev. W. S., pastor of the Presbyterian Church of Port Washington, 1883, 593
Knott, Abigail, daughter of Peter Knott, married Gavin Drummond, 810
Knott, Catharine, daughter of Peter Knott, married James Wilson,
810
Knott, David, member Shrewsbury Committee of Ob- servation, 1775, 124
took up land, vicinity of Hurley's Corners, 1749, 809 inherited homestead, site of Hurley's Corners, 1770, 810
Knott, Jacob, member of committee to build Masonic Hall, Eatontown, 1821, 882
Knott, Joseph, and Catharine, of Shark River, parents of Catharine Knott, 502
Knott, Mercy, daughter of Peter Knott, married Conrad Hendrickson, 810
Knott, Peter, took up land on site of Hurley's Corners, 1720, 810
Kinsey, James, member Committee of Correspondence and Inquiry, 1774, 116
868
physician, Asbury Park, 1884, 870
Kınmonth, Dr. William R., member of Medical Society of Monmouth, 1876, 321
vice-president of Medical Society of Monmouth, 1880, 1881, 321. 322
Kinnan, Thomas, executed deed, 1748, 731
Kinney, Rev., supplied Trinity Episcopal Church of Matawan, 839
601
gathered facts for article on Monmouth County Methodism in Ellis,
601
King, James H., charter member Captain Conover Post, G.A.R., Freehold, 1882,
King, Job, private, Company K, Twenty-ninth Regi- ment, 1862,
King, John, taxed in Upper Freehold Township, in 1731,
613
Chief Justice of New Jersey, licensed Dr. Edmund W. Allen, to practice medicine, 1810, 334
King, Rev. John A., preached at Eatontown African Methodist Church,
King, John H., corporal, (substitute), Fourteenth Regiment, 1862, 258
private, Company D, Twenty-ninth Regiment, 1862,
King, Joseph, corporator, Monmouth Steamboat Com- pany, 1830,
535
King, Lieutenant Robert P., musters out Twenty-ninth Regiment, 1863,
King, Mrs. Sarah, quoted in regard to Methodist Church near Navesink,
quoted concerning early Methodists in vicinity of Red Bank, 1806,
King, William, private, Company G, Twenty-ninth Reg- iment, 1862,
265
King's Highway, described,
377
Kingsland, Josephine, daughter of Josiah H. and Ann Kingsland, of New York, married Samuel W. Hendrickson, Ocean Township, son of Garret S. and Hannah (Wikoff), Hendrickson, 1867,
Kinman, Richard, trustee Baptist Church of Upper Freehold, prior to 1869, 636
Kinmonth, Dr. Hugh S., defended in trial for illegal sale of liquor, by George C. Beekman, 300
born 1848, son of Hugh and Elizabeth (Lyle), Kınmonth; married M. Adele Kenney, daughter of Rev. Edward J. Kenney, 1876; biography and portrait of, 346
with A. L. Thomas, established Shore Press, Asbury Park, 1879,
113
118
531
King, Rev. I. D., pastor Red Bank Methodist Episco- pal Church, gathered facts, 1865-1867, concerning Red Bank Methodist Episcopal Church,
479 267
Knott, Peter, member of General Assembly, 1801-10, 109
Knott, Rachel, daughter of Peter Knott, married Peter Van Dike,
Knott, Rebecca, daughter of Petter Knott, married Remembrance Lippincott,
810
186
234
618
418
418
422
262
733
729
434
Kress, John, private, Company D, Twenty-ninth Regi- ment, 1862,
Kuech, Julia, taught German at Glenwood Institute, 1884,
Kuyf,Captain, ordered to administer oath of allegiance to men in New Jersey towns, 1673,
26
Kyle, John, taught school, Masonic Hall, Eatontown, 1824,
891
Kynett, Aloha J., corporator of Asbury Park, 1874, 865
810
Knox, Joseph, served at the Battle of Monmouth, private, Continental Army, 1776,
Knyphausen, General, anecdote about,
Konk, Archibald, member Freehold Baptist Church, 1834,
Konk, Daniel, member Freehold Baptist Church, 1834, Konover, William, D., proprietor of Allentown tavern, 1865,
Korse, Augustus, private, Company C, Twenty-ninth Regiment, 1862,
Kowenhoven, Jan, signed call for Rev. Gerardus Haeghoort to Dutch Reformed Church of Freehold and Middletown, 1731,
Kowenhoven, Johanna, married Johannes Antonides, 1720,
Kramer, Rev. John W., minister, Freehold Methodist Church, 1862,
pastor Matawan Methodist Church, 1856,
839
263
847
119
L
Labaw, Rev. G. W., officer Monmouth County Bible Society, 1885,
364
pastor Reformed Church, Scobeyville, 1882, 667
Laborrow, (Lufborrow?), Rev. David, pastor Baptist Church, Upper Freehold, 1794, 635
Lacore, William, corporal, Company D, Fourteenth Regiment, 1862, 257
Lacount, (Le Conte), Dr Peter, bought Tennent Church pew, 1754, 684
Laen, Jacob, member Dutch Reformed Church, Free- hold and Middletown, 1709,
730
Lafayette, Marquis de, at Battle of Monmouth, 1778, 166, 178 testimony concerning Washington swearing at Bat- tle of Monmouth, 190
presented muskets used by his troops to the United States, 496
Lafayette Mills, in Manalapan Township, built about 1784, 693
Lafayette School District, No. 32, Manalapan Town- ship, 688
Lafetra, family at Blansingburg, 1700, 809
Lafetra, ----- , private, Company A, Fourteenth Regi- ment, 1864, 256
Lafetra, Benjamin, chosen freeholder, Howell Town- ship, 1843, 646
Lafetra, Edmund, original settler of Monmouth Coun- ty,
64
mentioned in 1693 road records, 373
in Manasquan Beach Company, 1685,
525
given permission to buy land of Indians at Mana- squan, 1685,
796
died before 1688, 797
Shrewsbury, holder of land north of site of Mana- squan prior to 1687, 808
Lafetra, Edmund, appointed manager of work on gaol, 1714, 402
represented Eatontown's interests in location of county seat, 1714, 876
Lafetra, Edward, member Manasquan Beach Company, 1685,
525 797
Lafetra, Henry R., member of General Assembly, 1854 -1855 -- 1856,
110
Lafetra, Joseph, private, Company K, Twenty-ninth Regiment, 1862,
267
Lafetra, Joseph, Hicksite (Friend) speaker, Shrews- bury, 577
Lafetra, Joseph, built a tannery, Eatontown, before 1820, 877
Lafetra, Joseph A., director Shrewsbury Mutual Fire Insurance Company, 1884,
885
Lafetra, J. Preston, president Shrewsbury Library Association, 1880, 586
Lafetra, Thomas, justice of the peace, 1864, 112
Lafetra, Thomas, Wall Township,committeeman, Mon- mouth County Agricultural Society, 1853, 366
Lafetra, Thomas H., justice of the peace, 1869, 1874, 1879, 1880, 113
114
chosen freeholder, Wall Township, 1851, 796
Lafetra, William, sold lot for schoolhouse near Eaton- town, 1846, 891
Lafetra, William, postmaster at Allenwood, 1883, 798
Lafetra, William T., first sergeart, Company A, Four- teenth Regiment, 1864,
Lafferty, Elder John, preached at Manasquan prior to 1800, 799
Laffeter, Daniel, Monmouth County Loyalist,property of confiscated 1779,
Lahaway Creek, part of county boundary, 1850, tributary of Crosswicks Creek, Upper Freehold Township,
furnished mill-sites prior to 1760,
Lain, Cornelius, grand juror, first county court session at Freehold, 1715,
403
Laing, William, settler in Monmouth County prior to 1700, 83
Lair, Jacob, taxed in Upper Freehold Township, in 1731,
Laird family, genealogy of;
Alexander, William and Robert, brothers, ances- tors of the Laird family in Monmouth County, emigrated from Scotland before 1700 and set- tled in East Jersey;
Robert Laird, born 1758, a descendant of one of the three brothers, married Elizabeth ----- , born 1754, his home was at Englishtown; the child- ren of Robert and Elizabeth Laird were: Sarah (married Thomas Walton), Charlotte (married James Herbert), John A., Benjamin, Samuel (see below) and Elisha;
Samuel Laird, born 1787, son of Robert and Elizabeth Laird, married Eleanor Tilton, daugh- ter of John Tilton, a Revolutionary soldier; the children of Samuel and Eleanor (Tilton) Laird were: Sarah, Benjamin, Alice, John T., Joseph T. (see below), Elizabeth, James, Malvina, Mary, Robert and Mary S .:
Joseph T. Laird, born at Colt's Neck, 1824, son of Samuel and Eleanor (Tilton) Laird, married Mary Evans, daughter of John Evans of Fryes- burg, Me .: the children of Joseph T. and Mary (Evans) Laird were: Marion, Joseph T. Jr., Elea- nor and Samuel E .; biography; 468
Laird, Benjamin, prominent citizen of Monmouth County in early nineteenth century,
391 394
storekeeper, Freehold, 1811, opened a ball at Freehold, 1825, 394 459
opened Monmouth Hotel, Freehold, 1830,
manager United States Hotel, Freehold, 1845, kept old Smock tavern, Red Bank, 1843,
459 597
Laird, Dr. Charles A., member of Medical Society of Monmouth, 1873,
321
802
son of Dr. Robert Laird, practiced at Squan, 1871, Laird, Daniel, sold lot for Englishtown Methodist Church about 1843,
691
Laird, Daniel H., kept store, Englishtown, 1820, postmaster, Englishtown, 1839, 691
Laird, David, sailor in navy, War of 1812, buried at Old Tennent,
688
kept store, Englishtown, 1820, 690
sold lot tor Englishtown Methodist Church about 1843, 691
Laird, Dr. E. B., member of Medical Society of Mon- mouth, 1878,
321
Laird, Elisha, prominent citizen of Monmouth County in early nineteenth century, 391
established general merchandise business, 1830, corporator, Monmouth Mutual Fire Insurance Com- pany, 1858,
469
kept store, Cott's Neck, 1836, 666
initiated by Masonic Lodge, Shrewsbury Township, 1815,
255
226
104
611
618
613
120
Lafetra, Frances, widow of Edmund Lafetra, of Shrewsbury, husband died 1687,
808
690
469
882
Laird, James, visited Europe in 1863 in company with other Monmouth County men, 312
Laird, Job E., corporal, Company C, Twenty-ninth Regiment, 1862, 263
Laird, John, Monmouth (Freehold) postmaster, 1798, 390, 460 residence at Englishtown formerly a school, 1817 689
Laird, John, house of, occupied site of Washington's headquarters, 1778, 690
Laird, John H., Manalapan Township, vice-president, Monmouth Battle Monument Association, 1877 481
Laird, Joseph T., corporator, Monmouth County Agri- cultural Railroad, 1867, 382
president, First National Bank, Freehold,
391
assistant commissioner first Freehold town elec- tion, 1869, commissioner, Freehold, 1872, 461
461
director First National Bank of Freehold, 1864, business sold out, 1865,
469
Senior Warden, Freehold Order of Freemasons, 1869,
477
Laird, Moses, soldier of the Revolution buried at Old Tennent, 687
Laird, Moses M., owner of American Hotel, Freehold, prior to 1873, 460
Laird, Richard, sergeant, Captain Walton's troop of light dragoons, 1776,
233
soldier of the Revolution, buried at Old Tennent,
687
Laird, Robert, served at Battle of Monmouth, 186
private, Continental Army, 1776, 237
Laird, Robert, state senator, 1855, 108
Wall Township, committeeman, Monmouth County Agricultural Society, 1858,
366
kept tavern, Colt's Neck, 1859,
666
Masonic officer, Eatontown lodge, 1849, 884
Laird, Dr. Robert, member and officer, Medical
Society of Monmouth, 1849-51, 320,
321,
322
account of Lloyd family by, 390
resident of Manasquan, son of Benjamin Laird, 391
born, 1811, recollections of Freehold, 1820, 394
attended public school at Freehold prior to 1820, 438
vice-president, representing Wall Township, Mon- mouth Battle Association, 1877,
481
practiced at Imlaystown, 1838,
634
quoted concerning Squan,
798
settled near Squan, 1838, 802
Wall Township superintendent of schools, 1851, 810
school district, Wall Township, named for, 811
Laird, Samuel, prominent citizen of Monmouth Coun-
ty in early nineteenth century, 391
proprietor stage-line Freehold to Amboy, 1834, 396
officer, of Freehold Freemasons, 1849, 1850, 1851, 476,
477
kept tavern, Colt's Neck, 1817, 666
postmaster, Colt's Neck, 1824, 666
668
bought Mansion House, Long Branch, from Jacob W. Morris, 1856, 759
member Long Branch Sanitary Commission, 1868,
761
corporator Long Branch Mutual Fire Insurance Company, 1867,
771
corporator Long Branch Water Supply Company, 1867,
773
corporator Long Branch and Sea Shore Improve- ment Company, 1865, 892
Laird School District, No. 95, in Wall Township, 811 684
Laird, William, bought Tennent Church pew, 1754,
Laird, William, served at the Battle of Monmouth, private, Continental Army, 1776, 234
Captain Nixon's troop of horse, buried at Old Tennent,
687
appointed to procure land for county poor farm, 1800,
870 853
Laird, William, store of, at Neptune village, 1867, Lake, Rev. A. M., minister, Blue Ball Methodist Church, 1876,
652
pastor Tabernacle Methodist Church, Seabright, Lake, Annie, daughter of James Lake, married John S. Holmes, son of Joseph H. and Ann (Crawford) Holmes, 824
Lake, Henry W., charter member, Farmingdale Odd Fellows, 1874, 648
Lake, J., private, Continental Army, 1776, 237
Lake, Rev. J. E., corporator Atlantic Highlands Association, 1881,
543
pastor Embury Methodist Church, Little Silver, 1878,
pastor Tabernacle Methodist Church, Seabright, Lake, John R., sergeant, Mexican War, 1846-1848, Lake, Joseph, private, Fifth Regiment, 1861,
592 777 241 250 256 264
corporal, Company A, Fourteenth Regiment, 1863, Lake, Joseph T., captain, Company E, Twenty-ninth Regiment, 1862,
Lake, Rev. S. Wesley, corporator Atlantic Highlands Association, 1881,
543
Farmingdale Methodist minister, 1876, 647
pastor Asbury Methodist Church, North Long Branch, 1879-80, 766
Lake Como, south of Ocean Beach, 808
Lake House Company, Spring Lake, incorporated, 1875,
805
Lake View Hotel, first hotel opened at Asbury Park, 1873, 867
241 "Lamar, G. B.,"brig transporting troops, Mexican War, Lamb, Charles L., taught school, Marl Ridge, Upper Freehold Township, 1861, 639
Lamberson, Margaret, daughter of David Lamberson, married Thomas S. R. Brown, 1846, 721
Lamberson, Sarah, daughter of David Lamberson, married Thomas S. R. Brown, born 1823, 721
Lambert, John, married widow of Captain Benjamin Dennis,
199
Lamberton, Thomas, member of militia, 1814, 241
Lambertson, Daniel, private, Company B, Twenty- ninth Regiment, 1862, 262
Lambertson, Stephen G., owned Keyport gristmill, 1884, 706
Lambertson, William, member of militia, 1814, 241
Landing, Applegate's, on land bought by Bartholomew Applegate, 1674,
307
Landing, Cherry Tree, mentioned in highway records of 1705, 373
Landing, Fall, mentioned in highway records of 1705, Landing, Glassmaker's, mentioned in highway records of 1705,
373
Landing, James Grover's, mentioned in highway rec- ords of 1705, 373
Landing, Tanner's, formerly Wakick (Wakake) Land- ing,
376
376
Landing, Wakick, (Wakake), later Tanner's Landing,
778
467
186
school trustee, Colt's Neck District, 1835,
373
121
1
Landon, Sergeant David, member Tom's River block- house garrison, 1782,
215
Lanning, John E., attorney, admitted to the bar, 1863, 317
counselor, admitted to the bar, 1871, 317
lawyer, Long Branch, 1884, 318
secretary Long Branch Mutual Fire Insurance Com- pany, 1867, 771
Lanning, Samuel, helped form Methodist Church or- ganization, Allentown, 1810, 629
Lard, William, private, Continental Army, 1776, 237
Larrison, Joel M., private, Company C, Twenty-ninth Regiment, 1862, 263
233
Lane, Abram, trustee, Methodist Church, Branchburg, 1813,
889
La Rue, Rev. L., pastor St. Paul's Methodist Church, Ocean Grove, 1875,
860
Latham, Andrew J., private, Company G, Twenty- ninth Regiment, 1862, 265
Latourette, Henry, member of militia, 1814, 241
built Lawn House, Long Branch,
759
Latter-Day Saints, Hornerstown, 1880, 633
Laughlin, Rev. Daniel, pastor Manalapan Presbyterian Church, 1880, 658
Laughlin, Rev. J. W., minister Manasquan Methodist Protestant Church,
799
editor of the Coast Democrat, Manasquan, 1884, 802
pastor Methodist Protestant Church, Ocean Beach, 1884.
806
married Maria Schenck, daughter of Tunis and Ollie Vanderveer Schenck,
514
Laurens, Colonel John, letter of, concerning Battle of Monmouth, quotation from,
184
contributor to fund for school building at Long Branch, 1812,
767
Lavelle, Rev. J., pastor Methodist Church, Tinton Falls,
590
pastor, Eatontown Methodist Church, 1874,
879
representing Eatontown, 1877, 481 754
freeholder from Ocean Township, 1850,
Masonic officer, Eatontown lodge, 1873, 1878, 884
237
Lane, James, married Eliza, daughter of Daniel and Ann (Wardell) Edwards,
782
Lane, John, accompanied Rev. Joseph Morgan to court, 1709,
680
Lane, John, Sr., member of militia. 1814, 241
Lane, Lewis, married Laurah Antonides, daughter of Abram and Lydia (Tilton) Antonides,
898
Lane, Matthias, house of, burnt by British, time of Battle of Monmouth, 192
Lane, Samuel H., private, Company K, Twenty-ninth Regiment, 1862,
267 250
Lane, Stephen, private, Fifth Regiment, 1861,
charter member Captain Conover Post, Freehold Grand Army, 1882.
479
425
John Lawrence, son of William Lawrence, the first, went to Upper Freehold, and later went to. Crosswicks;
James Lawrence, son of William Lawrence, the first, received by will, part of the home farm on Hop River;
Benjamin Lawrence, son of William Lawrence, the first, no account given;
525
Lang, Rev., early minister Bethany Methodist Church,
719
Lang, George, private, Company G, Twenty-ninth Regiment, 1862, 265
Lang, Obadiah, taught school, Masonic Hall, Eaton- town, prior to 1841,
891
865
Langford, John, corporator of Asbury Park, 1874, Langley, David, taxed in Upper Freehold Township, in 1758, 615
Lanning, E., prosecutor of the Pleas, 1877,
112
William Lawrence, of Long Island, came to Mon- mouth County before 1667 in which year he chose two lots at Middletown but later settled at Hop River, he died 1701; the children of William Lawrence the first were: William, Jos- eph, Elisha, John, James and Benjamin, and several daughters;
William Lawrence, second, son of William Law- rence, the first, married Ruth Gibbons, daughter of Richard Gibbons, the patentee, in 1686; Joseph, Lawrence, son of William Lawrence, the first, settled on a tract of land on Manasquan Beach;
Elisha Lawrence,son of William Lawrence, the first, lived at Wakake on his father's tract until 1717 when he moved to Upper Freehold;
Lane, Steven, recollections of Thomas G. Stewart, Lane, Tunis, member Blue Ball Methodist Church, 1812,
651
Lane, William, owned site of East Freehold prior to Revolution, 507
Lane, William, donated land at the Corners, Freehold Township, for schoolhouse in 1834,
509
Lane, William, private, Continental Army, 1776,
237
James Lawrence, of English ancestry, married Eliz- abeth Ritchie of Aberdeen, Scotland ; the child- ren of James and Elizabeth (Ritchie) Lawrence were: Ann (born 1740), Mary (born 1750), Rebekah (born 1752), James (born 1754), George (born 1756), John R. (born 1759, see below), Mehitable (born 1760);
John R. Lawrence, son of James and Elizabeth (Ritchie) Lawrence, married Margaret Shinn,
233
Captain Huddy's artillery, American Revolution, Land titles in Monmouth County, controversy con- cerning, 1668, (footnote), 87 237 Lane, A., private, Continental Army, 1776,
Lane, Aaron, married Jane Schenck, daughter of John Schenck (first)
514
232
Lane, Abraham, lieutenant, Continental Army, 1776, first battalion, Continental Line, American Revolu- tion,
Lane, A. G., justice of the peace, 1873, 1874, Lane, Cornelius, member Shrewsbury Committee of observation, 1775,
124
Lane, David, private, Company K, Twenty-ninth Regi- ment, 1862,
267
Lane, George M., secretary, Royal Arcanum, Asbury Park, 1884,
870
Lane, Gilbert, first sergeant, Company D, Fourteenth Regiment, 1864, 257
Lane, Isaiah S., committeeman Monmouth Battle Mon- ument Association,
541
Lavelle, Rev. L. A., pastor Navesink Methodist Church, Lawrence family, genealogy of;
Lane, Jacob, private, Continental Army, 1776,
113
122
daughter of James and Hannah Shinn; the child- ren of John R. and Margaret (Shinn) Lawrence were: James S. (born 1797, see below), Ritchie (born 1801), Margaret R. (born 1803, married William Tilton);
Judge James S. Lawrence, born 1797, at Cream Ridge, son of John R. and Margaret (Shinn) Lawrence, married first, Mary S. Conover, daughter of Hendrick Conover, 1825; married second, Phoebe Ann Rue, daughter of Nathan- iel S. and Elizabeth (Toan) Rue, 1841; no child- ren given; biography and portrait of,
William Lawrence the first (see above) died 1702 (or 1701), and left, among other children, a son Elisha (see below);
Elisha Lawrence, son of William Lawrence the first, died 1724, aged fifty-eight years; Elisha Lawrence married Lucy Stout of Shrewsbury; Elisha and Lucy (Stout) Lawrence had several sons, one of whom was John (see below); John Lawrence, the second, son of Elisha and Lucy (Stout) Lawrence lived at Mulberry Hill, owned in 1885 by George J. Hendrickson; John Lawrence, the second, was a surveyor and ran the East and West Jersey line in 1743; he had a son John, the third, who was a physician (see below);
Dr. John Lawrence, the third, born 1747, son of John Lawrence the second, was a prominent physician in Monmouth County; his house was protected by the British during the Revolution; he died at Trenton, 1830; Dr. John Lawrence had a son, John Brown Lawrence (see below); John Brown Lawrence, son of Dr. John Lawrence, the third, was the father of Commodore Law- rence, commander of the "Chesapeake" United States Navy,
617
Freehold postmaster, 1860,
460
Worship Master, Freehold Order of Freemasons, 1867,
477
Lawrence, Widow, taxed in Upper Freehold Township, in 1731,
613
incorporator, Oceanport Steamboat Company, kept clothing store, Oceanport, 1854,
890
Lawrence, Alice, married Thomas (first) Leonard, born 1753, son of Lieutenant Nathaniel and Deliverence Leonard,
556
Lawrence, Rev. Ananias, Freehold, officer Monmouth County Bible Society, 1876,
364
Lawrence, Captain James, commander of "Chesa- peake", son of John Brown Lawrence, prominent Monmouth County Tory,
200
pastor Methodist Church of Port Monmoth,
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