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Limming, Diwilde, taxed in Upper Freehold Township, in 1758, 615
Limming, John, (son of William) taxed in Upper Free- hold Township, in 1731, 613
taxed in Upper Freehold Township in 1758, 615
Limming, John, Jr., taxed in Upper Freehold Town- ship, in 1758, 615
Limming, Thomas, taxed in Upper Freehold Township, in 1758, 615
Lımming, William, taxed in Upper Freehold Township, in 1731,
613
Lippincott, Isaac K., business partner of Judge Joseph Murphy,
309
treasurer Monmouth County Bible Society, 1822,
354
secretary Monmouth County Bible Society, prior to 1823,
354
treasurer Monmouth County Bible Society, 1837, 356
resident of Freehold, early 1800's, 394
bought part of Kearney estate, 1829, 704
member of dock company, Keyport, 1832,
705
128
891
Lincoln, Mordecai, of Monmouth County, ancestor of Abraham Lincoln,
85
Lewis, Joseph, early Monmouth County Methodist, pupil at Englishtown school, 1817, 689
Lewis, Joseph B., member Monmouth County Agri- cultural Society, Shrewsbury Township, 1853, Lewis, Joseph K., Masonic officer, Keyport lodge, Lewis, Joseph O., private, Company D, Fourteenth Regiment, 1862,
Lewis, Maria, reference to the murder of,
283
Line, Jersey, Continental troops, organized 1775, Lingal (Lingle), Caroline, bought Atlantic Highlands Herald and founded Atlantic Highlands Indepen- dent,
558
Linsey, Thomas, private, Continental Army, 1776, Lipit, Moses, of Middletown, member of committee on building Gaol, 1709,
401
Lippincott, Amos, Senior Deacon Freehold Order of Freemasons, 1878,
477
Liberty Hose Company, Red Bank, organized 1879,
"Liberty Pole," name for Long Branch village in 1826, 760
Liberty, Sons of, organized in New Jersey in 1766, Library Hall, at Shrewsbury, opened 1880,
277
586
788
Lippincott, Rev. Benjamin C., pastor Calvary Method- ist Church, Keyport, 1873.
711 779
pastor Methodist Church, Centreville 1884,
took part in cornerstone exercises, Methodist Church, Ocean Grove, 1884,
860
pastor of First Methodist Church of Asbury Park prior to 1884,
869
Lippincott, and Davis, early Freehold merchants, Lippincott, Edmund C., private, Company F, Twenty- ninth Regiment, 1862,
265
Lippincott, Rev. E. J., pastor of Navesink Methodist Church,
541
Lippincott, Elisha, member of General Assembly, 1832,
109
chosen freeholder, Shrewsbury Township, 1806, store of, on Lincoln Township boundary, 1867, kept store at Lippincott's Corner, Long Branch, 1815,
760 591
Lippincott, Elizabeth, married Joseph Parker, second, Lippincott, Esther, daughter of Captain Richard Lip- pincott, married George Taylor Dennison, 225
Lippincott, Henry, private, Company A, Fourteenth Regiment, 1862,
255
taxed in Upper Freehold Township, in 1758, 615 Lincoln, Abraham, ancestors of, early settlers of Mon- mouth County, (footnote), 84
Lincoln, President Abraham, Monmouth County ances- try of,
85
Lincoln, John, Monmouth County ancestor of Presi- dent Abraham Lincoln,
85
575
754
Lillagore, T. W., leased bathing privileges at Ocean Grove, 1876, 863
398
548
366
716
257
built first store in Keyport, 1833, bought Kearney homestead,
705 705
Lippincott, Jacob, private, Continental Army, 1776, 234
Lippincott, James, director Monmouth County Mutual Fire Insurance Company, 1884, 470
Lippincott, James E., Long Branch, married Mary Eliz- abeth Woolley, born 1836, daughter of Eden and Elizabeth (Williams) Woolley,
corporator Long Branch Mutual Fire Insurance Company, 1867,
771
taught school, Pleasant Hill Academy, about 1806, Lippincott, Stephen H., Company A, Twenty-ninth Regiment, 1862,
261
Lippincott, J. J., officer Farmingdale Odd Fellows, 1884,
648
vice-commander, James 8. Morris Post, Grand Army, Long Branch, 1880,
774
Lippincott, William, private, Continental Army, 1776, 234
Lippincott, William 8., Company A, Twenty-ninth Regiment, 1862,
261
mentioned in 1693 road records,
373
Lippincott, William H., private, Company E, Twenty- ninth Regiment, 1862, 264
Owned northeast angle of the Shrewsbury four corners, 1695,
575
Lippit, (Lippet, Lipit), Moses, settler in Monmouth County prior to 1700,
83
Lippincott, John, trustee, Methodist Church, Long Branch, 1809,
888
mentioned in 1705 road records, 374
Lippincott, John, Jr., mentioned in highway records of 1705,
373
Little, family attended ordination of Rev. William Tennent, Jr., 1733, 682
accused in court of playing at nyne-pins on Sabbath Day, 1689,
588
Lippincott, John M., justice of the peace, 1862, 112
captain, Continental Army, 1776,
Lippincott, Joseph E., corporator of Long Branch Banking Company, 1872,
Little, Elisha, taught school near Eatontown prior to 1825,
891
Lippincott, Joseph M., private, Company I, Twenty- ninth Regiment, 1862,
769 266
Little, George L., private, Company D, Fourteenth Regiment, 1864,
258
Lippincott, Obadiah, taxed in Upper Freehold Town- ship, in 1758, 615
Little, Henry D., private, Company F, Twenty-ninth Regiment, 1862,
Lippincott, Peter, sold lot for Eatontown Episcopal Church, 1866,
880
Lippincott, Preserved, sold lands to Friends, 1717,
577
Lippincott, Remembrance, settler in Monmouth Coun- ty prior to 1700, 83
mentioned in highway records of 1705,
373
visited Europe in company with other Monmouth County men, 1863,
312
trustee of Friends' Meeting of Shrewsbury, 1695, 577
father of Elizabeth Parker, wife of Joseph Parker (second),
591
lawyer, Matawan, 1884, 318
corporator, Monmouth County Agricultural Rail- road, 1867,
382
married Rebecca Knott,daughter of Peter Knott, 810
69
375
steward, Freehold Order of Freemasons, 1865, 478
corporator Red Bank Gas-Light Company, 1862, . 600
Matawan bank near office of, 1884,
839
corporator Long Branch and Sea Shore Improve- ment Company, 1865,
892
Little, Jacob, taught English and classical school, Masonic Hall, Eatontown, 1841, 891
member of Refugee attacking party, 1780,
208
Little, James, opened store, Middletown Point, 1837, 831
Little, John, member Shrewsbury Committee of Ob- servation, 1775, 124
lieutenant-colonel of Monmouth County regiment, 1746, 537
given pension and land grant in Canada by British government, 1793,
225
married Mary Matilda Thompson, daughter of John I. and Margaret (Walton) Thompson, 564
bought Tennent Church pew, 1754, 684
226 389
Lippincott, Robert,private, Company A, Twenty-ninth Regiment, 1862, 261
charter member, Tennent Lodge, Freehold Knights of Pythias, 1872, 480
Lippincott, Seth, taught Christ Church school at Shrewsbury, 1827,
595 609
married Mary Williams,
891
Lippincott, James M., private, Company K, Twenty- ninth Regiment, 1862,
267
Lippincott, J. K., trustee Freehold Academy, 1835, Lippincott, John, said to have contributed to bribery of Lord Cornbury, 1708,
39
sold land to Quakers for meeting-house, 1695, 577 father of Ann (Lippincott) White, 611
fined for "contempt and misbehaviour" in Sessions Court, Middletown, 1701, 99
Little, Captain Christopher, taken prisoner by "Greens" from Sandy Hook, 1778, 205 231
Little, Henry S., state senator, 1864, 1867, 1870, pall-bearer for Major Peter Vredenburgh, Jr., 1864, candidate for state senator, 1884,
265 108 254 288 293 295
appointed to receive rates for county jail, 1684, 399
counselor, admitted to the bar, 1851, 316
attorney, admitted to the bar, 1848, 317
given permission to buy land of Indians at Mana- squan, 1685,
796
corporator, New York and Long Branch Railroad Company, 1868,
383
Lippincott, Richard, from Long Island, original settler of Monmouth County, 64 associate Monmouth patentee, 1672, 64
mentioned in highway records of 1705, 373
Lippincott, Captain Richard, Shrewsbury Tory, refer- ence to trial of, 1782, 202
demanded from British by Washington, 1782, 220
escape of, 1782,
221
joined Associated Loyalists, 1778,
224
attempt by grandson, to vindicate the character of, 1830, 225
771
441
property of, confiscated, 1779, murderer of Joshua Huddy,
directed legal studies of Joseph D. 8edle, commissioner to Vienna,
Lippincott, Restore, marriage of, to Hannah Shattock, mentioned in 1709 road records,
129
Little, John, Jr., corporator of Presbyterian Church, Shrewsbury, 1749,
Little, Margaret, married William L. Terhune, 1843, Little, Robert, manager Monmouth County Bible Soc- iety, 1817,
in business at Matawan about 1812,
831
Lloyd, Corlies, member of General Assembly, 1821- 22, 109
prosecutor of the Pleas, 1828,
111
practiced law in Monmouth County courts after
American Revolution,
280
counselor, admitted to the bar, 1804, 316
secretary Bible Society meeting, 1817, 353
business partner of William Lloyd, 389
390
store of, at Freehold, 1800, 392
Lloyd, David, private, Continental Army, 1776, 237
Lloyd, Dr. Grandin, member and officer of Medical Society of Monmouth, 1844, 1845, 1846, 320.
Little, William, step-son of Dr. Joseph Eaton, progeni- tor of one branch of Monmouth County Littles, 876
born in Freehold, 1807, biography of,
332
Littte, William, father of Margaret (Little) Terhune, 298
353
teacher of Dr. John Vought, 1835, 346
Freehold physician, died 1852, 458
Lloyd, Isaac S., chosen president, Florence and Key- port Company, 1846, 702
built tavern, Farmingdale, 1815,
in business at Matawan about 1812,
became cashier Middletown Point Bank, 1821,
831
Lloyd, James, member of General Assembly, 1812, 1823, 1825, 1826, 1828, 109
sheriff of Monmouth County, 1796, 1805, 1820, 111
Freehold, son of Rachel Grandın,
345
cashier of Middletown Point bank, 1830,
owned store, Middletown Point, 1838,
841
member of Monmouth County Bible Society, 1817,
353
business partner of William Lloyd,
389
Little, William N., corporal, Company F, Twenty-ninth Regiment, 1862, 264
store of, at Freehold, 1800,
392
Little, W. Thompson, chosen freeholder, Howell Town- ship, 1876,
646
Little Falls, mentioned in 1705 road records,
373
Little Silver, formerly Parkerville, account of,
592
Little Water Pond, mentioned in 1693 road records,
373
Littleton, Herbert, official member of Freehold Meth- odist Circuit, death of, 428
soldier of the Revolution, buried at Old Tennent, 687
Lloyd, John, son of Timothy Lloyd, bought Tennent pew, 1754, 683
Lloyd, John, trustee Baptist Church of Upper Freehold prior to 1869, 636
Lloyd, Martha A., mother of Rachel Bray (Lloyd) Ryall, 282
Lloyd, Mary, born 1772, daughter of John Lloyd, married John Hendrickson, (second), born 1773,
560
Lloyd, family attended ordination of Rev. William Tennent, Jr., 1733,
682
Lloyd, ----. , served at Battle of Monmouth, 186
Lloyd, ----- , gristmill owner, Lower Squankum, 1820,
648
attended Freemasons convention, 1787,
475
Lloyd, Richard, taxed in Upper Freehold Township, In 1758,
615
Lloyd, Caleb, surrogate, 1797-1817,
111
county clerk, 1812,
111
Lloyd, (LLoyde), Timothy, help to elders, Scots Meet- inghouse, 1730,
680
practiced law in Monmouth County courts after American Revolution,
280
father of Rachel (Lloyd} Ryall,
282
counselor, admitted to the bar, 1804,
316
attorney, admitted to the bar, 1791,
317
manager Monmouth County Bible Society 1817,
353
sheriff of Monmouth County, 1793, 111
Freehold lawyer, surrogate, county clerk, 1797- 1822, 390
585 298
Little, Robert W. C., private, Company D, Fourteenth Regiment, 1864,
258
263 231
private, Company D,Twenty-ninth Regiment, 1862, Little, Theophilus, captain, Continental Army, 1776, chosen freeholder, Shrewsbury Township, 1798, member of committee on county poor farm, 1801, Little, Thomas, member of Legislative Council, 1801, member of General Assembly, 1787-1793, captain, Third Regiment, 1780,
871 107 109 231
Little, Thomas, kept tavern, Eatontown, prior to 1823, 878 festival of St. John celebrated at residence of, Tin- ton Falls, Road 1817, 882
321,
322
manager Monmouth County Bible Society, 1817, vice-president Monmouth County Bible Society, 1837,
356 647 831
director Middletown Point steamboat company, 1832,
832 839
subscribed to the Middletown Point Academy, 1834,
846
sheriff, 1796-1820,
390
Lloyd, James, representative from Eatontown to Grand Masonic Lodge, 1831,
883
Lloyd, James, kept store, Black's Mills, 1840,
692
Lloyd, John, member of Legislative Council, 1800, 107 private, Capt Waddell's Company, Continental Army, 1776, 237
Livingston, Governor, offered reward for apprehension of Fenton and his confederates, 1779, 198
delivered message to Legislature condemning Ref- ugees, 1777, 200
Livingston, Rev. E., pastor St. John's Methodist Church, Mechanicsville, 720
Livingston, Rev. James, preached at Eatontown Afri- can Methodist Church,
881
Llewellyn, John H., private, Company A, Fourteenth Regiment, 1864, 256
282
son of Daniel and Nellie Van Mater Hendrickson,551, Lloyd, Rachel Bray, wife of Daniel Bailey Ryall, Lloyd, Richard, sheriff of Monmouth County, 1823, captain, Hazen's regiment, Continental Army, 1777 , Revolutionary officer, sheriff, 1823,
390
Lloyd, Benjamin F., captain, Company A, Twenty- eighth Regiment, 1862,
267
Lloyd, Thomas, private, Continental Army, 1776, 237
manager, of Freehold Scots Meetinghouse, 1731, 681 bought Tennent Church pew, 1754, 683
107
Lloyd, William, member of Legislative Council, 1808, member of General Assembly, 1797, 1798, 1799, 1800,
109
sergeant, Captain Baird's company, American Rev- olution, 233
130
Lloyd, Catharine V. M., daughter of William L. and Mary (Van Mater) Lloyd, married Aaron Long- street, 1839, 848
Lloyd, Charles S., corporator of Long Branch and Sea- Shore Improvement Company, 1870, 892
353
575
prosecutor of the pleas, 1828-1833,
teacher of Dr. DeWitt W. Barclay, 337
Lloyd, James, private, Continental Army, 1776, 237
111
231
manager Monmouth County Bible Society, 1817, committeeman, Monmouth County Bible Society, 1823,
353
354
428
Lokerson, David, early Monmouth County Methodist, 425
bankruptcy of, due to Embargo Act,
store of, at Freehold, 1800,
392
commemorative services for, 1834,
398
Lokerson, Sarah, early Methodist of Monmouth Coun- ty, 425
member of committee to draft courthouse specifi- cations, 1805, 406
member Monmouth Lodge, Freemasons, 1788, 475
chosen freeholder, Freehold Township, 1791, 506
early Methodist organization at,
423
Methodist meetinghouse at, 1829,
426
born 1800, son of Revolutionary soldier, William Lloyd, recollections of,
391
Episcopal Church of, formed out of Christ Church, Shrewsbury,
584
store of, threatened by Freehold fire of 1873, 409
traditionally known as "Land's End," derivation of name of,
754
first considered as a summer resort, 1790, 756
account of, in Niles Register, 1819, 757
759
Freehold postmaster, 1835,
460
trustee Baptist Church of Upper Freehold prior to 1869,
636
first July Fourth celebration at, 1838, 760
Lob, Catherine, early Monmouth Methodist,
425
Sanitary and Improvement Commission, incorpora- tion of, 1867, 761
Lobdell, Edward W., musician, Company D, Twenty- ninth Regiment, 1862,
263
establishment of "private" post-office in village of, 18 34,
762
Lockerby, Rev. Daniel F., pastor First Presbyterian Church of Millstone, Perrineville, 1871, 657
Board of Health established 1875, 762
Record, established by R.M. Stultz, 1883, 762
Commission, four post offices within limits of, 1885
762
post office, established of, 1864, 763
first school at, established 1780, 766
formation of Board of Education at, 1873. 767
Garfield Avenue School at, built 1881, 767
first high school completed at, 1876,
768
Dr. Samuel Lockwood quoted concerning schools of, 1883,
768
Banking Company of, incorporation of, 1872, 769
Mutual Fire Insurance of, incorporation of, 1867, 771
Police, Sanitary and Improvement Commission of, incorporated 1867,
771
Lodge No. 78, Freemasons, founded 1867,
772
Oceanic Engine Company, No. 1, organization of, 1871,
772
lecturer at Freehold Institute for Boys, 1860, 440
superintendent of Monmouth County schools, 442
biography of, 444 - 450
448 first county superintendent of Monmouth County, delivered address, Marl Ridge District, Upper Free- hold Township, 1871, 639
pastor Dutch Reformed Church, Keyport, 1854, 714
gave dedicatory address, Keyport, 1872, 716 Masonic officer, Keyport, 1865, 716
delivered charge to pastor Freehold Reformed Church, 1868,
741
768
quoted concerning Long Branch schools, 1883, delivered funeral sermon of Dr. Peter D. Knieskern, 1871, 802
Locust Grove School District, No. 82, Eatontown Township,
891
stage connection with Middletown Point boat, 1837,
832
Long Branch and Sandy Hook Railroad Company, incorporated 1856,
383
776
married Mary Ann Maps, 770
Lokerson, Caleb, official member Freehold Methodist Church, death of,
Lokerson, Mrs. David, memories of Methodist revival meetings of, 1832, 425
Long Branch, mentioned in 1710 road records, 375
population of district of, 1880, 384
married Mary Van Mater, daughter of Chrineyonce and Huldah (Holmes) Van Mater, 826
Lloyd, William, Jr., depository Monmouth County Bible Society, 1837, 356
attempt to make a year-round resort of, 1884, village, settlement of, prior to American Revolu- tion,
760
Locharbor, development of, 1884,
778
News, pioneer newspaper of, first issue 1866, 762
Lockerman, James, tavernkeeper, Matawan, 834
Lockermans, (Loockermans), Govert, accused English of treachery, 1663, 60
Lockerson, Caleb, School District No. 21, near, Free- hold Township, 1839, 509
Lockerson, John, private, Fifth Regiment, 1861, 251
Lockerson, School District No. 8, in Freehold Town- ship, 1884, 509
Lockport, part of Keyport, site of, bought by James Sproul, 1829, 705
Lockwood, Rev. Eli M., pastor Manasquan Baptist Church, 1864, 800
Lockwood, Ira A., Junior Deacon, Freehold Order of Freemasons, 1877, 477
Lockwood, Dr. Samuel, author of "Archaeology and Paleontology of Monmouth County", 7
fossil named for , 13,15
Atlantic Engine and Truck Company of, organized, 1873.
772
Neptune Hose Company, No. 1, of, organized, 1875,
772
Fire Department of, organized 1878,
772
Encampment No. 49, Odd Fellows, at, founded 1872,
773
Water Supply Company of, incorporated 1874, Council No. 429, Royal Arcanum of, founded 1880,
773
Water Supply Company of, consolidated with Mon- 773 mouth Beach and Seabright Water Company, 1882, Gas-Light Company of, incorporated 1884, 773
Uniform Rank No. 8, Knights of Pythias of, organ- ized 1882,
774
Lokerson, Abraham S., member Freehold Methodist Church, 1854, 430
leader and steward, Freehold Methodist Church, 1855, 431
Long Branch and Seabright Turnpike, chartered 1869, Long Branch and Sea-Shore Improvement Company, 1865,
892
131
1
autobiography of, (footnote), 389 390
Lloyd, William, Freehold, son of Rachel Grandin, 345
773
Long Branch and Sea-Shore Railroad Company, Incor porated 1863, 383
building of, by Mifflin Paul, 1865, 777
Long Bridge, over Manasquan River, originally built 1816, 796, 798
reference to, 811
Long, Henry W., Worshipful Master, Freehold Order of Freemasons, 1877. 477
officer Columbia Lodge, Knights of Pythias, Eng- lishtown, 1884, 691
Long, Dr. I. S., member and officer of Medical Society of Monmouth, 1867, 1881-1884, 321
born 1839, Warren County, son of James M. and Salome M. (Stover) Long, married Jennie E. Drum- mond, daughter of Malford and Esther Drummond, 1872, biography and portrait of,
residence of, at Freehold,
392
practicing physician in Freehold, 1885,
458
Long, Rev. James, early Methodist preacher in Mon- mouth County, 423
preacher, Freehold Methodist Circuit, 1832, 426
on Freehold Circuit, death of, 1863, 428
preached at Harmony about 1829, 547
preacher, Imlay's Hill Methodist Episcopal Church, 1841,
637
preacher, Blue Ball Methodist Church,
651
circuit preacher, Middletown Point Methodist Church, 838
854
Long Pond, old name for Wesley Lake, Ocean Grove, Longstreet family, genealogy of;
Dirck Stoffelse Langestraet emigrated to America in 1657, having married first Catherine Van Sid- dock, second Johanna Havens, widow of Johan- nis Holsaert; he bought lands at Shrewsbury which he bequeathed to his son Richard; he also had a son Adrian (see below);
Adrian Langestraet, son of Dirck Stoffelse Lange- straet, died in 1728; he was a cordwainer, but he also owned a farm at Freehold; Adrian Langestraet married Stanckche, or Christina Janse; Adrian and Stanckche Langestraet had five daughters and three sons: John (see below), Derick and Stoffle;
John Longstreet, son of Adrian and Stanckche Langestraet, married Ann Covenhoven, daughter of Peter and Patience (Daws) Covenhoven, 1736; the children of John and Ann {Coven- hoven) Longstreet were: Aaron (died in youth), Pietras, Jan, Elias, Aaron (see below), and Antje;
Aaron Longstreet, son of John and Ann (Coven- hoven) Longstreet, lived in Holmdel Township; he married Williampe Hendrickson, 1778; the children of Aaron and Williampe (Hendrickson) Longstreet were: Hendrick (see below), John, Lydia (married Barnes Smock), Annie (married Thomas Seabrook), and Nellie(married Obadiah Schenck of Ohio);
Hendrick Longstreet, born 1785, son of Aaron and Williampe (Hendrickson) Longstreet, was a farm- er in Holmdel Township; he married Mary Holmes, daughter of Joseph and Nellie Holmes, 1805; the children of Hendrick and Mary (Holmes) Longstreet were: Aaron, Eleanor, Lydia H. (married Daniel P. Schenck, 1831),
Ann H., Emeline (married Hendrick Smock, 1839), Joseph H., (see below), Hendrick H., Mary Ann, John I. H., and Jonathan (see be- low);
Jonathan Longstreet, born 1828, on the home- stead, son of Hendrick and Mary (Holmes) Longstreet; biography and portrait of,
Joseph Holmes Longstreet, (son of Hendrick and Mary (Holmes) Longstreet), married Huldah Holmes, born 1815, daughter of Daniel and Rhoda (Van Mater) Holmes; the children of Joseph Holmes and Rhoda (Holmes) Longstreet were: Rhoda H. and Lydia Ann Longstreet, 822
Dirck Stoffelse Langestraet, emigrant ancestor of the Longstreet family in America, was twice married; the children of Drick Stoffelse Lang- straet were: Stoffle, Adrian (see below), Rich- ard, Samuel and Classje;
Adrian Langestraet, baptized 1677, died 1728, son of Stoffelse Langestraet, married Christina Janse 1707; the children of Adrian and Christina (Janse) Langestraet were: John, Derick, Stoffle, (third), Katrenske, Neeltje, Winnifred, Maria and Aarianche; from one of the above sons was descended ----- Longstreet, grandfather of John S. Longstreet; this grandfather married Will- lampe Hendrickson; he and Williampe ( Hen -- drickson) Longstreet had a son John (see be- low ) ;
John Longstreet, son of ----- and Williampe (Hen- drickson) Longstreet, married Elizabeth Stout- enburgh; the children of John and Elizabeth (Stoutenburgh) Longstreet were: Hendrick, John S. (see below), Catherine, Anna (married John S. Crocheron), Williampe (married Henry Stoutenburgh), Mary J. (married O. I. Stillwell), William, Caroline L.,Aaron, and Elizabeth (mar- ried Thomas Ely);
John S. Longstreet, born 1815, on the homestead at Holmdel, son of John and Elizabeth (Stout- enburgh) Longstreet, married first Eleanor Hen- drickson, daughter of Garret D. and Jane Hendrickson of Marlborough, 1843; he married second Sarah S. Hendrickson, the sister of his first wife, 1849; the children of John S. and Sarah S. (Hendrickson) Longstreet were: Elea- nor H., Jane A. (married William T. Hendrick- son), Elizabeth (married John S. Hendrickson), Hattie H. and Garret; biography and portrait of, Aaron Longstreet, born 1805, a: the family home- stead Holmdel; he married Catharine V. M. Lloyd, daughter of William L. and Mary (Van Mater) Lloyd of Holmdel; the children of Aaron and Catherine V. M. (Lloyd) Longstreet were: Mary H. {married John H. Ellis), Charles Lloyd, Huldah H.(married Dr. James S. Conover), and Henry H., biography and portrait of, 848
824
Longstreet, ----· , captain of first Monmouth troops to take the field, Nov., 1775, 133
Longstreet, ····· , served at the Battle of Monmouth, 186
Longstreet, Aaron, captain, third regiment, Continent- al Army, 1776, 231
Longstreet, Aaron, partnership of, with Daniel Holmes
at Holmdel, terminated 1837, 815
chosen freeholder, Matawan Township, 1857, 830
132
298
343
Longstreet, Aaron, private, Company E, Twenty-ninth Regiment, 1862,
264
Longstreet, Mary Jane, daughter of John Longstreet,
of Holmdel, married Obadiah I. Stillwell, 1853, 824
Longstreet, Morris, kept hotel, Oceanport, 1839, 891
Longstreet, Mulford, private, Company C, Twenty- ninth Regiment, 1862, 262
Longstreet, Nelly, constituent member, Manasquan Baptist Church, 1804, 800
722
Longstreet, Polly, constituent member, Manasquan Baptist Church, 1804, 800
800
Longstreet, Richafd, land at Manasquan conveyed to, 797
Longstreet, Richard, official member of Methodist Freehold Circuit, death of, 428
Longstreet, Richard, private, Company K, Twenty- ninth Regiment, 1862, 267
Longstreet, Derrick, house of, at Squan Inlet, spared by Refugees, 1778,
204
Longstreet, 'Squire' Derrick, in Barret revival, Free- hold, 1851, 429
owned land between Middle Bridge and Wreck Pond, Manasquan, 1835, 798
Longstreet, Derrick, Jr., owned land between Middle Bridge and Wreck Pond, Manasquan, 1835,
798
Longstreet, Dinah, member "Second Middletown" Baptist Church, 1836,
819
Longstreet, Elias, captain, first battalion, Continental Line, 1776,
231
Longstreet, William M., of Oceanport,
Longstreet, W. H., secretary, Sons of Temperance, Asbury Park, 1884, 870
124
Longstreet's (West Farms), In Methodist Freehold Circuit, 1837, 428
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