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Shattock, Hannah, marriage of, to Restore Lippincott, 69
651
Sexton, Rachel, constituent member, Baptist Church, Upper Freehold, 1766, 635
271
Township in 1834,
Shemo, Betty, colored Methodist Sabbath school scholar, Middletown Point, 1837,
Shepherd, James H., Senior Deacon, Freehold Order of Freemasons, 1881,
477
president, Monmouth County Mutual Fire Insur- ance Company, 1884, 470
Shinn and Company, occupied store on Main St., Freehold, 1854,
479
597
465
Shepherd, Martha, constituent member Baptist Church of Upper Freehold, 1766,
635
Shinn, Hannah, mother of Margaret (Shinn) Lawrence, Shinn, James, father of Margaret (Shinn) Lawrence,
465
Shepherd, Mary, school conducted by, Long Branch, 1861-65,
768
Shinn, Margaret, married John R. Lawrence,
465
Shepherd, Rebecca, daughter of Captain Moses Shep- herd, married Thomas, (first), son of Elnathan and Mary (Willet) Field,
550
Shinn, Mary A., daughter of George W. and Sarah M. (Rue) Shinn, 466
Shepherd, Sarah, married William Parker, grandfather of Henry William Parker, Freehold Township,
510
Shinn, Unity, married Apollo, born 1765, son of David (first) and Martha (Swain) Meirs, 640
Shepherd, Thomas, sold land at Rack (Wreck) Pond to James Grover, 1708,
808
Shippard (Sheppard ?) Elisha, sergeant, American Revolution,
233
238
Shippen, William W., a purchaser of Seabright, 1869,
Shive, Reuben, owned Lewis Morris mill property, Tinton Falls,
590
Shoal Harbor, mentioned in 1708 road records,
374
Sheppard, Elisha, serbeant, Captain Hunn's company, American Revolution,
233
plank road leading to,
232
in Revolution, mention of, (footnote),
228
Port Monmouth, terminal of New Jersey Southern Railroad,
541
Sheppard, Nathan, lieutenant, Monmouth troops, 1780,
228
known after 1854 as Port Monmouth,
544
captain, Continental Army, 1776,
550
lieutenant, Continental Army, 1776,
550
Sheppard, Mary, member, Freehold Baptist Church, 1834,
419
Shockalear, Albertus, private, Continental Army, 1776, Shole (Shoal) Harbour, mentioned in 1708 road records,
375
Sherman, Benajah, private, Company D, Fourteenth Regiment, 1863,
258
Shore Gazette, The, newspaper of Ocean Beach, 1884,
808
Sherman, Benjamin D., gave bell for Eatontown Episcopal Church, 1867,
880
Shore Press, Asbury Park, founded by A. L. Thomas and Dr. Hugh S. Kinmonth, 1879,
346, 868
Sherman, Borden B., owned tannery, Eatontown, 1876,
877
112
Sherman, Charles, postmaster, merchant, Colt's Neck, 1884,
666
Showles, James, sold lot for schoolhouse, Black's Mills, Manalapan, 1855, 690
264
Shreve, Colonel Israel, engagement of, with Captain John Baker, 1782, 212
Shreve, Reuben, member of General Assembly, 1815-1818, 1820,
109
Sherman, George, married Emma, daughter of Richard A. and Elizabeth (Roberts) Leonard,
557
23
Sherman, Gordon, private, Company D, Fourteenth Regiment, 1862,
257
residents of, gave oath of allegiance to Dutch, 1673,
26
Sherman, James, private, Company D, Fourteenth Regiment, 1862,
258
restrictions against further settling of, 1668,
63
Sherman, John H., private, Company D, Twenty-ninth Regiment, 1862,
87
Sherman, Thomas, land at Sea Girt conveyed to, owned land, Manasquan, 1835,
799
96
Sherman, William B., private, Company D, Fourteenth Regiment, 1863,
257
provisions for attendance of deputies from, 1676,
101
Sherman, William H., private, Company F, Twenty- ninth Regiment, 1862,
265
123
441
123
Shields, James, principal, Freehold Academy,
resolution passed against, at Freehold, 1775,
refuses to form committee of Observation and Inspection, 1775, 128
266
petitions against separating from British Crown, 1776,
136
637
Shimp, Rev. M., preacher, Imlay's Hill Methodist Episcopal Church, 1867,
632
Shinn, Judge George W., first case tried by, 1874,
a purchaser of Freehold Institute for Boys, 1868, 440 married Sarah M. Rue, 466
837
Shepherd, Joseph, corporator, Red Bank Steamboat Company, 1852,
Shinn, James L., son of George W., and Sarah M. (Rue) Shinn,
466
Shepherd, Thomas, private, Continental Army, 1776, Shepherd, William, private, Company E, Twenty-ninth Regiment, 1862,
377
Sheppard, Morris, lieutenant, Continental Army, 1776, Sheppard, Moses, lieutenant, Monmouth troops, 1780, captain, first regiment, Continental Army, 1776,
520
between Atlantic Highlands and Point Comfort,
544, 721
231
home of Leonard family,
232
so called in 1670; later part of Atlantic Highlands, schoolhouse, 1807,
238
Sheriff, provisions for, 1683,
271
Shores, William A. N., private, Company D, Four- teenth Regiment, 1864,
258
Shotwell, Edmund, justice of the peace, 1856,
Sherman, Emily P., daughter of Thomas Sherman, married Azariah, son of Jacob and Eleanor (Smock) Conover, 1846,
553
Shreves, Edward, postmaster at Hornerstown, 1849,
633
Shrewsbury, numerous settlers in 1668,
deputies from, to appear before Council, 1673,
25
on Navarumsunk; reference to,
61, 66
meeting place of General Assembly, (footnote),
75
264
797
refused to send delegates to Elizabethtown, 1668, accused of negligence in sending delegates to General Assembly, 1677,
98
Court of Inquiry held at, 1700,
Committee of Observation and Inspection chosen, 1775,
Shiener, George, private, Company I, Twenty-ninth Regiment, 1862,
191
776
264
389
231
411
Sherman, Edward, private, Company E, Twenty-ninth Regiment, 1862,
named as meeting place for County Courts, 1683, 271 272 and Middletown, county courts held at, 1713, highway ordered for, 1668. 370
meeting house, court sessions held in, 384
preaching at, 1702, 1745, 412, 413
warrant for establihsment of lodge of Masons at, granted 1815, 476
Episcopal Church of, bequeathed land by William Leeds, 545
size of town source of inconvenience to inhabi- tants, 1767,
574
old village of, 575
sycamores of, probably contemporary with old houses, 576
Friends Meetinghouse at, 576
description of, in letter of Lewis Morris (second), 1700, 578
condition of church of, as described by Rev. Thomas Thompson, 1740, 581
Christ Church, account of; 582
Library Association of, incorporated, 1861, 586
connected by stage with Middletown Point boat, 1837, 832
Shrewsbury Mutual Fire Insurance Company, incor- porated 1838, Eatontown, 605,884, 895
Shrewsbury Lodge No. 72, K. of P., Red Bank, instituted, 1884, 605
Shrewsbury City, proposed name of Red Bank, 1879, 599
Shrewsbury Inlet, opening of, before 1775, 778
Shrewsbury River, North and South, description of,
2 Shrewsbury School District, No. 77, 595
Shrewsbury Township, erected 1693, original territory
of. 103
population of, 1870-80, 384
formation of, 1693, 573
division of, 1849, 753
Shrieve, Caleb, settler in Monmouth County prior to 1700, 83
Shrieve, Israel, appointed lieutenant-colonel, New Jer- sey Western Battalion, 1775, 129
Shults, Jacob, chosen freeholder, Shrewsbury Town- ship, 1880, 575
Shumar, John, trustee, Baptist Church of Upper Freehold, prior to 1869, 636
Shumar, Joseph, owned Richmond's Mill, near Blue Ball (Adelphia), 506
Shumar, William, deacon, Baptist Church of Upper Freehold, prior to 1869, 636
Shumar's Mills, formerly Richmond's Mills, 168, 506, 649
Morgan stationed at, during Battle of Monmouth, 185
Shutts, Daniel, house of, Shrewsbury Township, for- merly owned by Thomas Little, 882
Sibily, J. H., and Company, started the Keyport Express, 1860, 710
Sickels, James H., private, Company E, Twenty-ninth Regiment, 1862. 264
Sickels, John H., sergeant, Company G, Twenty-ninth Regiment, 1862, 265
Sickels, Theodore, private, Company E, Twnety-ninth Regiment, 1862, 264
Sickels, Uriah N., private, Company E, Twenty-ninth Regiment, 1862, 264
Sickle (or Van Sickle) D., private, Continental Army, 1776, 238
Sickler, Christopher, original member, Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association, 1869,
857
Sickles, early Dutch Monmouth Settlers,
Sickles, Forman, chosen freeholder, Atlantic town- ship, 1860,
Sickles, George H., justice of the peace, 1880 114
assistant to Rev. Harry Finch, Shrewsbury school, Sickles, George W , vice-president, Monmouth Battle Monument Association, representing Middletown, 1877, 481
Sickles, Gordon, keeper of Highland light, 538
Sickles, Hendrick I., member of militia, 1814, 241
Sickles, Hendrick W., member of militia, 1814, 241
Sickles, Jacob, kept Pavilion Hotel, Keyport, 1884, 706
Sickles, James private, Continental Army, 1776,
234
Sickles, Jesse S., Matawan, foreman, Washington en- gine, Keyport fire, 1877. 718
trustee, Washington Fire Company, Matawan, 1870, 840
Sickles, John, transfer of land from, to Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association, 1870, 858
Sickles, Joseph, member of militia, 1814,
241
Sickles, Leonard, private, Company G, Twenty-ninth Regiment, 1862, 266
Sickles, Theodore, justice of the peace, 1872, postmaster, Shrewsbury,
576
Sickles, William H., general committee, Monmouth Battle Monument Association, representing Shrewsbury, 481
Sickles, William J., sergeant, Company F. Twenty- ninth Regiment, 1862, 264
officer of the day, Arrowsmith Post, Red Bank, 1885, 605
Sickles, William N., director, Monmouth County Fire Insurance Company, 1884. 470
Siebalt, John, private, Company C, Twenty-ninth Regiment, 1862, 262
Siebt, Rev., rector, St. Mary's Episcopal Church, Keyport,
715
Signal telegraph station at Highlands,
538
Sılıman, John, bought Tennent Church pew, 1754, Silkworth, William W., secretary, Long Branch Gas Light Company, 1885, 773
684
treasurer, Crescent Lodge, No. 764, K. of H., Long Branch, 1882,
774
Sill, Lybrand, corporator of Asbury Park, 1874, 865
joint proprietor, of Grand Avenue Hotel, Asbury Park, 875
Sill, Thomas, trustee, Imlay's Hill Methodist Episcopal Church, 1790, 637
Silcam, also known as Mcintire's Corners, Freehold Township, 507
Siloam School District No. 10, Freehold Township, 1884,
509
Silver, Rev. David, pastor, Baptist Church of Upper Freehold, 1882, 636
Silver, James, taxed in Upper Freehold Township, 1731, 613
Silvers, John, ruling elder, Allentown Presbyterian Church, 1784, 628
Silvers, Mary, member, Freehold Baptist Church, 1834, 419 Silvers, Nelson, purchased gristmill, Perrineville, 1850, 656
Silvers, Robert D., corporal, Fifth Regiment, 186!, 250
Silvester, Nathaniel, patent granted to, by Governor Nicholls, 1664, 62
Simmons, Adaline, married Isaac Penington White, 1842, 606
Simmons, G., Methodist Sabbath school scholar, Middletown Point, 1837, 837
192
83
666
595
113
Simmons, John W., Methodist Sabbath school scholar, Middletown Point, 1837,
837
Simon, Pyle, entertained Bishop Asbury, 1806, 650
Simonson, Rev. Peter, pastor, Freehold Baptist Church, 1837, 420
Simpson, Andrew, of Howell, member of General Assembly, 1845-1847, 110
officer, Monmouth County Agricultural Society,
365, 366
incorporator, Monmouth County Agricultural Soci- ety, 1857, 367
trustee, Freehold Baptist Church, 1834,
419
school trustee, Blue Ball, (Adelphia), 1841, 654
Simpson, Francis P. and Company, opened lumber yard, Middletown Point, 1834, 832
secretary, Middletown Steamboat Company, 1837, 832
subscribed to Middletown Point Academy, 1834, 846
Simpson, Gertrude, member, Freehold Baptist Church, 1834, 418
Simpson, John, ran woolen mill, Allentown,
631
Simpson, Mary, member, Freehold Baptist Church, 1834, 418
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church, Long Branch, dedication of, 1882, 766
Simpson, Ruhama, member, Freehold Baptist Church, 1834,
418
Simpson, T. D., erected school, Middletown Point, 1834,
847
Sinclair, George, original member, Perseverance Fire Company, Allentown, 1818,
621
ruling elder, Allentown Presbyterian Church, 1827, Sinclair, Joseph, school trustee, Allentown, 1834, 631
Sinclair, William, original member, Perseverance Fire Company, Allentown, 1818, 621
Sipphen, (Sutphen ?), Derrick, corporal, Captain Hunn's company, American Revolution,
234
Sirles, Charles, private, Company A, Twenty-ninth Regiment, 1862.
261
Sissell, Richard, original settler of Monmouth County, 64
Skank's Hill, mentioned in 1708 road records, 375
Skelton, Robert, settler in Monmouth County prior to 1700, 83
Skidmore, Valeria, constituent member, Navesink Bap- tist Church, 1853, 539
Skidmore, Walter D., private, Company F, Twenty- ninth Regiment, 1862, 265
Skinner, Cortland, brigadier-general, brigade comman- der, First Battalion "Skinner's Greens", 1781, 199
letter from Governor Franklin to, 1770, 279
Skinner, Elisha, lieutenant-colonel, "Skinner's Greens", American Revolution, 200
Skinner's Brigade, Loyalists, Pine Robbers; members of, during Revolution, 198
Skinner's Greens", nickname for New Jersey Royal Volunteers; officers of,
199, 200 638
Skunktown, in Cowart School District, No. 18,
Slack, Leah E., Perrineville, daughter of Daniel Slack, married James Monroe, son of Asher and Ann (Pierson) Smith, 1850, 663
Slack, Thomas, grandfather of Mrs. James Monroe Smith, married Rachel Swain, born, 1767, 663
Slack, Thomas A., captain, Company C, Twenty-ninth Regiment, 1862, 262
Slater, Rev. F. A., vice president, Monmouth County Bible Society, 1868, 363
pastor, First Baptist Church, Keyport, 1856, 713
Baptist preacher, Marlborough, 1866, 743
furnished history Baptist Church, Matawan, IB84, 834
supply, First Baptist Church, Matawan, 1859, 835 pastor, First Baptist Church, Matawan, 1866, 836 Slave, account of, in Monmouth Democrat, 1884, 138 Slaves, join the British at Sandy Hook, 1776,
393
Sleeper, Rev. Joseph J., Freehold Circuit Methodist preacher, 1847, 428
preacher, Imlay's Hill Methodist Episcopal Church, 1845, 637
Sleeper, L. W., trustee, Shrewsbury Library Associa- tion, 1880, 586
Sleeper, Rev. T. D., preacher, Imlay's Hill Methodist Episcopal Church, 1876, 637
preacher, Blue Ball (Adelphia), Methodist Church, 1874, 652
pastor, Oceanport Methodist Episcopal Church, 1878,
891
Slender, Robert, nom-de-plume of Philip Freneau, Sloan, Daniel Jr., ordained elder, Keyport Dutch Reformed Church, 1847,
713
took oath of allegiance, 1847.
714
Sloane, John, corporator, Elberon Casino, 1882, Slocum family, genealogy of;
761
John Slocum, of Long Branch, a mariner, married Susan Wardell; the children of John and Susan (Wardel!) Slocum were: Henry (see below), James, Peter, Wesley and Susan;
Henry Slocum, son of John and Susan (Wardell) Slocum, married Lydia, daughter of John Boud of Eatontown; the children of Henry and Lydia (Boud) Slocum were: James, John (second, see below), George, Mary Ann (married Sidney Throckmorton), Michael C., Henry, Abram, and Lydia (married E. G. Pitcher);
John Slocum (second), born 1811, at Long Branch, son of Henry and Lydia (Boud) Slocum, mar- ried first Ann, daughter of Britton and Ann Woolley of Long Branch, IB34; married second Mrs. Eunice H. Maps, daughter of Michael Ferguson, 1854; the children of John (second) and Ann (Woolley) Slocum were: Deborah H. (married James H. Stocum), J. Howard (married Rachel L. Price, daughter of William Price of New York), Henry B. and Mary Ann; the children of John (second) and Eunice H. (Maps) Slocum were: Eunice H. (married Harry Hoffer) and Lewis T. M. (married Elizabeth Goudy); biography and portrait of,
Samuel Slocum, the grandfather of Judge William Henry Slocum, had a son Webley (see below); Webley Slocum, son of Samuel Slocum, married Jemima Turnier, of Huguenot and Dutch extra- tion; Webley and Jemima (Turnier) Slocum had two sons, John W., and William Henry Slocum (see below);
780- 781
William Henry Słocum, son of Webley and Jemima (Turnier) Slocum moved from New York to Long Branch in 1832; he married Mary, daugh- ter of Peter and Abigail Slocum, 1834; the children of Judge William Henry and Mary (Slocum) Slocum were: Walter L., Mary Melissa and Fannie A .; biography and portrait of, 894-896 853
Slocum, David, hotel of Neptune Village, 1862, Slocum, Edward R., married Mary Jane, daughter of
193
B44
629
L
Jordan and Mary Jane (Haslem) Woolley,
780
Slocum, George W., private, Company G, Fourteenth Regiment, 1862, 259
Slocum, Giles, bought Robert Carr's land, 64, 755
Slocum, Henry, contributor to school funds Long Branch, 1812, 767
Slocum, James H., married Deborah H., daughter of John (second) and Ann (Woolley) Slocum, 781
Slocum, John, (first), son of Giles Slocum, original Settler of Monmouth County, 64
deputy from Shrewsbury, 1675, 96
appointed overseer of highways, 1679, 371
appointed highway commissioner, 1686, 1694,
371, 373
mentioned in 1693 road records,
372
of Rumson Neck, signed oath of allegiance, about 1667, 591
associate patentee of Monmouth County, 1668, 754
land grant to, in Ocean Township from proprietors, 1670,
755
of Long Branch, will of, 1698, 756
Slocum, John, (second), grand juror, Court of Inquiry, held at Shrewsbury, 1700, 99
756 son of Nathaniel Slocum, inherited property, 1689, Slocum, John, private, Company G, Fourteenth Regi- ment, 1862, 259
postmaster at Long Branch, 1860-75, 763
attended school, Long Branch, 1814, 768
Slocum, John W., authorized to sell Presbyterian Church property, Long Branch, 1856,
763
Slocum, Jonathan, sold lot for Presbyterian Church, Long Branch, 1846, 763
Slocum, Jordan E., private, Company G, Fourteenth Regiment, 1862, 259
Slocum, Lewis, postmaster, Long Branch, 1871, 763
Slocum, Meribah, daughter of John Slocum, married John West (born 1753),
893
Slocum, Nathaniel, settler in Monmouth County prior to 1700, 83
mentioned in 1693 road records, 372
property of, on King's Highway, 1688, 755
land holdings of, in Ocean Township, prior to 1688,
756
Slocum, Peter, defended by Philip Johnston Ryall in trial for murder, 306
woods of, in rear of St. Luke's Church Long Branch, 1835,
760
trustee, Methodist Church, Long Branch, 1809,
888
Slocum, Samuel, contributor to school fund, Long Branch, 1812, 767
Slocum, William, bought interest in Turtle Mill, after Revolution,
889
Slocum, Judge William H., justice of the peace, 1863, 112 tradition of, concerning John Slocum, 755
oration of at Long Branch, July 4, 1835,
760
director Shrewsbury Mutual Fire Insurance Com- pany, 1884, 885
Slocum's Island, part of John Slocum's land, 1670, 755
Slocum's Mill, head waters of Pleasure Bay, also known as Turtle Mill, 889
Sloop-line, from Monmouth County to Rhode Island, 1668 to 1690, 370
Smalley, Esther, member, Freehold Baptist Church, 1834, 418
Smalley, James, private Continental Army, 1776,
234
1834,
Smalley, Uriah, Freehold, furnished land for Mon- mouth County Agricultural Society fairs, 1854, 366
married Ann, daughter of John I, and Margaret (Walton) Thompson, 564
proprietor, Marlborough Hotel, 1845, 745 763
first Long Branch mail carrier, 1838, Smith family, genealogy of;
John Smith, was awarded a share of land in Middletown, 1667, and in 1687, John Smith and his wife Mary sold land to Richard Hart- shorn; they had a son, William (see below); William Smith (first), eldest son and chief heir of John and Mary Smith left a son William, second, (see below);
William Smith (second), son of William (first) and Mary Smith married Mary Compton, 1728; they had a son, William, third, (see below);
William Smith (third), son of William (second), and Mary (Compton) Smith, married Mary Layton, 1762; they had a son, Daniel, (see below);
Daniel Smith, son of William (third) and Mary (Layton) Smith, married Anne Maxon, 1793; children of Daniel and Anne (Maxon) Smith were: Joseph Maxon, Maria, Anne, Daniel, William M. (see below), Mary, Eliza, Theresa, Lucinda, Jackson, Amanda, Lydia;
William M. Smith, born 1803, son of Daniel and Anne (Maxon) Smith, married Susan, daughter of Jonathan McClane; biography and portrait of; children of William M. and Susan (McClane) Smith were: Willie M., Charles J. M .; biography and portrait of,
John Smith, son of William, was a Quaker mill- wright; he lived first in Holmdel; he married Margaret Ogden; the children of John and Margaret (Ogden) Smith were: Samuel, Asher (see below);
Asher Smith, son of John and Margaret (Ogden) Smith, married Ann Pierson, daughter of John Pierson, of Trenton; the children of Asher and Ann (Pierson) Smith were: Sarah A., Mary (married Lewis Parker), Lucy (married John Segoine), Elizabeth (married Enoch Ely), Pierson, Margaret (married John G. Mount), James Monroe (see below), John M., William M., Joseph;
James Monroe Smith, born 1821, son of Asher and Ann (Pierson) Smith, married Leah E., daughter of Daniel Slack of Perrineville, 1850; children of James Monroe and Leah E. (Slack) Smith were: Frank, Daniel, Thomas A., James Monroe (second), Carne M., William M .; biography and portrait of,
663, 664 891
Smith, Albert, officer, Oceanport Odd Fellows , 1884, Smith, Alaxander F., private, Company G, Fourteenth Regiment, 1862, 259
Smith and Allgor, had store, New Bedford, 810
Smith, Anna Maria, married Tylee W., Throckmorton, 1844 608
Smith, Anne, daughter of Joseph M. Smith, Middle- town Township, married Sidney, son of Jonathan and Eleanor (Burdge) McClane, 1858, 562
Smith, Anthony, corporator, Baptist Church of Middletown, 1793, 531
Smalley, James, member, Freehold Baptist Church,
194
418
562 - 564
550
sold site for Bay Shore Schoolhouse, 1807,
Smith, Asher, kept tavern, Smithburg, Freehold Town- ship, 1844, 1856,
507, 655
Smith, Rev. Jackson, appointed missionary, Keyport Baptist Church, 1840,
712
had tavern, Millstone Township, 1848, 678
owned woolen factory, near Smithburg, Manalapan Township, 1844,
692
kept tavern, Eatontown, 1823,
Smith, B., only postmaster in New Jersey, prior to 1812,
450
Smith, Benjamin, private Continental Army, 1776, 238
262
Smith, Bernard, married Margaret Huett, widow of Randall Huett, 1673,
542
Smith, Charles, taught school, Millstone Township, prior to 1829,
659
chosen Freeholder, 1856, 456
Smith, Charles, first lieutenant, Company I, Twenty- ninth Regiment, 1862,
266
corporator, Monmouth County Mutual Fire Insur- ance Company, 1858, 469
Smith, Charles H., private Company D, Twenty-ninth Regiment, 1862,
262
Smith, Rev. J. Livingston, pastor, Englishtown Presby- terian Church, 1879, 691
Smith, Charles H., private, Company B, Twenty-ninth Regiment, 1862,
263
Smith, J. Mount, charter member, Farmingdale Odd Fellows, 1874, 648
Smith, John, Middletown, elected lieutenant of mili- tia, 1673,
26
Smith, Corbert, taxed in Upper Freehold Township, 1758,
616
first schoolmaster at Middletown; account of, 70, 548
374
mentioned in 1706 road records, 519
at town meeting, 1675, 521
542
595
appointed to assist James Grover, 1667,
562
840
patented land, Upper Freehold Township, 617
616
627, 629
sold land to Monmouth Manufacturing Company, Allentown, 1814,
631
Smith, John, private, Company B, Twenty-ninth Regi- ment, 1862,
262
Smith, Edward, from Rhode Island, original settler of Monmouth County,
64,65
341
indicted at Plymouth, Massachusettes for joining Baptists, 1650,
65
Smith, John W., private, Company F, Twenty-ninth Regiment, 1862,
265
chosen overseer of Middletown, 1669,
68 69
Smith, Joseph, private, Continental Army, 1776, taxed, Upper Freehold Township, 1758,
616
owned original Middletown lot, 1667,
521
Smith, Joseph M., justice of the peace, 1853,
112
chosen magistrate, 1673,
527
elected deacon, First Baptist Church of Shrews- bury, 1844,
600
608
249
member of council on recognition of Matawan Baptist Church, 1850,
835
James G., born 1794, son of John (second) and Caroline (Field) Crawford,
828
Smith, Josiah, soldier of the Rebellion, buried at Old Tennent,
688
taught school, Fair Haven, 1841,
595
Smith, Lawrence, sold land to Thomas Kearney, 1717, Smith, Lemuel, builder of second Bellevue Hotel, 1862,
778
265
Smith, Lewis, owned mill, Eatontown,
878
Smith, Garret, private, Company E E, Twenty-ninth Regiment, 1862,
264
Smith, Rev. George G., pastor, Tennent Church, 1884, Smith, Gideon, private, Continental Army, 1776,
238
Smith, Hannah, early Freehold Methodist,
424
524
married James Wilson, 1697,
Smith, Hannah, member "Second Middletown" Baptist Congrefation, 1836,
819
Smith, Margaret, taught Methodist Sabbath school, Matawan, 1855, 838
Smith, Mary, taught Methodist Sabbath school, Mata-
263
Smith, Henry, early teacher, Marlborough Township, 745
Smith, J., private, Continental Army, 1776, 238
Smith, Jacob, private, Continental Army, 17766, 234
taxed in Upper Freehold Township, 1758, 616
Smith, Jacob, soldier of the Rebellion, buried at Old 688 Tennent, 810
Smith, Jacob, 1., postmaster, New Bedford, 1849,
Smith, Jacob R., private, Company B, Twenty-ninth Regiment, 1862,
started printing office, Keyport, 1862, 710
Smith, James M., Millstone Township, committeeman, Monmouth County Agricultural Society, 1853, 366
Smith, Charles M., private, Company F, Twenty-ninth Regiment, 1862,
265
from Rhode Island, original settler,
64
Smith, David, Loyalist, property of confiscated, 1779, Smith, David, private, Company A, Twenty-ninth Regiment, 1862,
261
owned original Middletown lot, 1667,
Smith, E.A., officer of Odd Fellows, Matawan, 1884, Smith, Ebenezer, elder, Allentown Presbyterian Church, 1817, 1820,
Smith, John, taxed, Upper Freehold Township, 1758, Smith, John, Private, Company A, Fourteenth Regi- ment, 1862, 256
Smith, Edmund, director, Farmingdale and Squan Village Railroad Company, 1874,
382
Smith, John M., constituent member, first Baptist Church, Shrewsbury, 1844,
600
Smith, John R., member of Militia, 1814,
235
patentee, account of,
Smith, Edward, father of Anna Maria (Smith) Throck- morton,
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