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received attention of Congress of New Jersey, 1776, 203
808
owned sawmill on Sawmill Brook, Wreck Pond, 1751
808
Tilton, Thomas Jr., married Faith, daughter of Joseph Lawrence,
809
Tilton, William, married Margaret R. Lawrence,
465
Tilton, William F., private, Company C, Twenty-ninth Regiment, 1862,
263
Tilton, William H., justice of the peace, 1851,
112
Tilton, William L., justice of the peace, 1879-80,
114
Tintern Manor, Colonel Lewis Morris' estate,
587
Tinton Falls, elevation of, 2
iron works of Colonel Lewis Morris at,
101
account of,
Methodist Church, at, account of, 590
post office at, established about 1840, School District No. 78,
590
596
store of Thomas E. Combs, opened at, 1838,
597
Tinton Iron Works of Lewis Morris designated on Faden map, 1777, 377
Tinton Manor, residence of Colonel Lewis Morris, 101
Titus, J. B., keeper of Blue Ball tavern, 1885, 649
Tive, Thomas, taxed in Upper Freehold Township, 1758, 616
Tobacco, used as currency at Middletown, 221
Tolet, Edward, taught school, Marl Ridge, Upper Freehold Township, 1829, 639
Tom, Negro, executed for murder, Middletown, 400, 523
Tomlinson, Jennie, officer, Loyal Ladies' League, Manasquan, 1882, 803
Tomlinson, W. P., corporal, Mexican War, 1846-49, 241
Tompkins, Rev. Eliot D., minister, St. James' Episco- pal Church, Long Branch, 1873, 765
daughter of Reuben Tilton, married Abram Antonides, son of Jacob and Elizabeth (Sutphin) Tilton, 898
Tilton, Margaret, constituent member, First Baptist Church, Shrewsbury, 1844, 600
Tilton, Mary, member "Second Middletown", Baptist Church, 1836, 819
married Daniel Williams, father of Thomas T. Williams of Poplar, 896
Tilton, Mary A., constituent member, Navesink Bap- tist Church, 1853,
Tilton, Miriam, Atlantic Township, married Edmund Williams,
609
burned by Refugees, 1782, 217
Tilton, Peter, from Long Island, original settler of Monmouth County, 64
mentioned in road records, 1682, 1705, 372,
373 524
Tonson, Isaac, private, Continental Army, 1776, 239
Tilton, Richard C., private, Company G, Fourteenth Regiment, 1862,
260
Friends' Meetinghouse, George Keith aided
erection of, 1692,
577
Tilton, Sylvester, Colt's Neck, killed by Tory bandits, 1780,
211
Tilton, Thomas, mentioned in road records, 1713, bought land from James Grover at Rack (Wreck) Pond,
Torrey, John Jr., one of organizers of Monmouth Beach Association, 1871, 775
Torrey, William, secretary, Raritan and Delaware Bay Railroad Company, 1855, 380
Tory Refugees, inveterate enemies of patriots during Revolution, 195
on Sandy Hook, 547
fired on Thomas Barclay, 890
Totman, John, encounters dutch on Monmouth shore, 1663,
59
Totten, Rev. Joseph, pastor Methodist Episcopal Church, 1813, 629
586
presiding elder, Methodist Church, Branchburg, 1808, 888
Totten, Randall B., deacon, Baptist Church, Allen- town, 1884, 630
Tower, E. B. H., married Eleanor H. Bawden, 473
215
justice of the peace, 1679,
Townbook, Middletown, first record in, dated 1667, quoted, 1670,
86 699
Townly, Richard, member General Assembly, 1703, 36
Town meeting, Middletown, resolutions on levying taxes by Proprietors, 1668,
88
Troops of Monmouth County, War of 1812, (foot- note),
139
Trout, John, taxed in Upper Freehold Township, in 1758,
616
Townsend, Sarah, daughter of Elijah Townsend of Dutchess County, N. Y.,
married John J. son of Cornelius (first and Dorcas (Springsteen) Ackerson,
828
Townsend, Rev. S., pastor Embury Methodist Episcopal Church, Little Silver, 1884, 592
Townsend, Rev. Socrates, pastor Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church, Keyport, 1848,
711
Trading posts, established by Dutch on Hudson River, 1610,
16
Trafford, Colonel, started The Democrat, Red Bank, 1882, 604
Trafford, Abraham, corporator, Fair Haven, Dock Company, 1866,
594
Trafford, Dr. A. T., physician, Red Bank, 1885,
598
Trafford, Catharine, married Charles Gordon Allen, 1823,
607
Trafford, Charles H., counselor, admitted to bar, 1872,
317
lawyer, Red Bank, 1884, 318
Trafford, Deborah, married James Patterson, son of Jehu and ----- (Gordon) Patterson,
350
Trafford, Edmund, postmaster at Fair Haven, 1876,
594
Trafford, John, trustee, Shrewsbury Library Associa- tion, 1880,
586
Trap Tavern, Shark River Village, opened before 1812, Travel, early facilities for,
370
Travers, Dr. Frank, member and officer, Medical Society of Monmouth, 1871-1872,
321, 322
born in Dorchester County, Maryland, 1840; bio- graphy of,
345
1851), and Newell; biography and portrait of, 784,785,786 Truax, A., private, Continental Army, 1776, 239
Truax, Anthony, justice of the peace, 1854, 1859, 1864,
112
Truax, Elias, member of militia, 1814, 241
Truax, George W., justice of the peace, 1880, 114
Treasurers, State, from Monmouth County,
105
Truax, John, bought Tennent Church pew, 1754, 684
Truax, John, tavern keeper, Middletown, 1812, 526
Truax, Mary, constituent member, Manasquan Baptist Church, 1804, 800
Treganowan, Ambrose, surgeon, Fourteenth Regi- ment, 1862,
254
Trenton Circuit, of Methodist Church, 1794,
423
preaching stations of, 1786,
650
Truax, Philip, taxed in Upper Freehold Township, 1731, 614
Truax, Samuel, private, Captain S. Dennis' company Continental Army, 1776, 239
Trinity African Methodist Episcopal Church of Long Branch, dedication of, 1882,
766
Truax, Samuel, private, Lieutenant Tice's Company, Continental Army, 1776, 239
Truaxes, early Dutch Monmouth settlers, 83
Trinity Episcopal Church of Matawan, founded 1850,
839
Trinity Episcopal Church of Red Bank, organized, 1859
602
quoted, 496
Truett, Abraham, Methodist circuit preacher, Freehold circuit, 1843, 428
840
Troop, ----- , lieutenant, "Skinners' Greens"", American Revolution,
200
Townsend, Dr. Henry, married Eliza H., daughter of Benjamin W. and Miriam J. (Williams) Corlies,
900
Townsend, John, from Long Island, original Mon- mouth County settler,
64
Troutman, George M., attorney, admitted to bar, 1874,
lawyer, Long Branch, 1884,
Troutman, N. W., built school for boys, Long Branch, 1863,
768 Truax family, genealogy of;
William Truax lived in Shrewsbury Township in 1750; was father of John Truax, (see below),
John Truax, son of William, and grandfather of Anthony Truax, married first Catharine Goodenough, and second Mary Sutton; children of John (first), and Catharine (Goodenough) Truax were: Elias (see below), and Betsy (married Eli Williams); child of John (first) and Mary (Sutton) Truax was Goodenough Truax; Elias Truax, born 1785, son of John (first) and Catharine (Goodenough) Truax, married Hannah Layton, daughter of William Layton; children of Elias and Hannah (Layton) Truax were: Anthony (see below), John, Sarah Ann (married Hamilton Banta);
Anthony Truax, born 1810, son of Elias and Hannah (Layton) Truax, married Tenty Ann White, daughter of Jacob and Mary White, 1832; children of ANthony and Tenty Ann (White) Truax, were: Henry (born 1835), Hannah (born 1837, married Matthias Woolley), Jacob W. (born 1839), Elias L. (born 1841), Mary Catharine (born 1843, married George C. Taylor), Cornelia (born 1846, married Charles E. Hulick), Anthony T. (born 1847), George W. (born 1849), Joseph C. (born
Travers, Colonel John, corporator, New York and Long Branch Railroad Company, 1868,
383
Matawan Episcopal Church erected by liberality of, 1850, 839
Treadwell, Seabury, bought land on Block (or Passage) Point from Eleazer Parmley,
592
Truax, Jacob, private, Continental Army, 1776, 239
Treaty of peace concluded between England and Holland, 1673, 26
Truax, Phebe, officer, Loyal Ladies' League, Mana- squan, 1882, 803
Trewax, Jacob, settler in Monmouth County prior to 1700,
83 239
Tribit, John, private, Continental Army, 1776,
Trinity Episcipal Church, Asbury Park, organized, 1872,
868
True American, Trenton, letter from Hon. Franklin Mills quoted, 245
account of anniversary of Battle of Monmouth
318 319
216
Trinity Lodge, No. 20, F. and A. M., organized at Middletown Point, 1807,
871
Truex, Charles, deacon, Freehold Baptist Church, 1875,
421
assistant commissioner, Freehold, 1877, 461
Truex, Elias L., private, Company G, Fourteenth Regiment, 1862,
259
Turnier, Jemima, mother of William Henry Slocum,
894
Turnpike Company, Freehold and Englishtown, Dr. Joseph Thompson a director of,
332
Turnpikes, companies for construction of, 1857, 378
Truex, W. E., secretary, Freehold Lyceum Library and Free Reading Room, 1884,
480
Truex, William S., first lieutenant, Mexican War, 1846-48,
241
major, Fifth Regiment, 1861,
249
Tusting, Robert, officer, Odd Fellows, Allentown,
631
lieutenant-colonel, militia, 1861,
342
Tutelos, tribe of the Lenni Lenape,
47
Tucker, Brittan, store of, Oceanville, 1823,
774
Tuznew, John H., private, Company K, Twenty-ninth Regiment, 1862,
267
Elizabeth Tucker,
267
Twenty-ninth Regiment, mustered 1862, account of,
260
and Catharine (Cook) Woolley,
770
259
Tucker, John, settler in Monmouth prior to 1700, 83
373
owned land and "Deale", 1693,
779
of New Bedford, Mass., married Ruth Woolley,
Tye, "Colonel", Negro Refugee, wounded at Colt's Neck, 1780,
206
Marcy (Potter) Woolley, 792
took Captain Barnes Smock and Gilbert Van Mater prisoners, 1780,
209
member of Lord Dunmore's crew, 1780,
214
Tucker, Patience, inherited property from John Słocum (first), 1698, 756
Tucker, Samuel, member, Committee of Correspon- dence and Inquiry, 1774,
116
chairman, Committee of Safety, took protection from the British, 1776,
158
Tuckerton, once called Clamtown,
213
Tuckerton and Freehold mail route, opened 1819,
647
Tule, David, taxed in Upper Freehold Township, 1758,
616
Tullis, Rev. G. H., pastor, Allentown Methodist Church, 1879,
630
Farmingdale Methodist minister, 1862,
647
Tully, Peter, private, Company I, Twenty-ninth Regi- ment, 1862,
266
547
Tunnicliff, Rev. E. T., pastor, Methodist Church, Port Monmouth,
545
Tunis, Charles S., part-owner, Monmouth Inquirer,
453
Tunis, Henry, member, Blue Ball (Adelphia) Methodist Church, 1812,
651
Tunis, John E., private, Company D, Twenty-ninth Regiment, 1812,
264
Tunis, Jonathan, member of militia, 1814,
241
Tunis, T. T., trustee, Baptist Church of Upper free- hold, prior to 1869,
636
Tunison, C. C., private, Continental Army, 1776,
239
Tunison, Cornelius, member, 1704,
36
Tunison, John, assembly member, 1704,
37
Tunison, Rev. William, preacher, Imlay's Hill Meth- odist Church, 1847,
Turkey, Upper, (Blue Ball), now Adelphia and Lower Turkey (Fairfield),
stations on Freehold Methodist Circuit, 1843,
Turkey, Lower, later Fairfield, Howell Township, 652
Turkey School District, No. 103, Howell Township, account of, 654
Turner, Robert, purchased proprietary interest in East Jersey, 1682, 31
Truex, Henry, private, Company D, Twenty-ninth Regiment, 1862, 263
Truex, John, private, Company D, Fourteenth Regi- ment, 1865, 257
Turtle Mill, later known as Slocum's Mill on head waters of Pleasure Bay, in operation 1730, 889
Tusting, Dr. R., physician, Asbury Park, 1884, 870
Tusting, Prof. R. A., president, Asbury Park Y. M. C. A., 1884,
869
colonel, Fourteenth Regiment, 1862, 254
Tucker, Elizabeth, of Deal, daughter of Samuel and
Twenty-eighth Regiment, account of,
married Jacob Woolley (first), of Poplar, son of Benjamin (first),
Twiford, David H., private, Company G, Fourteenth Regiment, 1862,
Twin Lighthouses on the Highlands, account of, 537
Twiss, Rev. D. F., pastor, Matawan Baptist Church, 1851, 835
daughter of John and
Tucker, Mary A., of Deal, married William R. Maps, Long Branch, 1832, 770
Tyson, John, private, Continental Army, 1776, 239
Tyson, Peter, Freehold, received land, 1714, 731
637
428
217
Tunnicliff, Rev. E. H., pastor, Harmony Methodist Church,
mentioned in road records, 1693,
U
Udell, Benjamin F., private, Company D, Twen-
ty-ninth Regiment, 1862,
264
Unalachtgo, tribe of the Lenni Lenape,
47
Indian tribe of Monmouth County,
49
Unamis, tribe of the Lenni Lenape,
47
Indian tribe of Monmouth County,
49
Underwood, served at the Battle of Monmouth,
186
Underwood, B. F., started printing office, Keyport, 1862,
710
Underwood, Sarah, Hicksite speaker, Shrewsbury,
577
Union African Methodist Episcopal Church at Allen- town, organized 1835,
630
Union City, on Raritan Bay,
702
Union, fossils in clay cliff of,
13
dinosaur unearthed at,
14
Union Hill School District No. 4, Freehold Township, 1839,
509
Union Hotel, Freehold,
391
Union Hotel, Red Bank, kept by J. M. Atkins, 1880,
596
Union Landing, Manasquan post office removed to, two miles south of Manasquan village,
803
Union Missionary, School District No. 3, Freehold Township, 1839,
509
Union School District No. 38, Millstone Township,
660
Union School District No. 50, Raritan Township, 701
Union Schoolhouse in Nut Swamp District, 549
Union Schoolhouse at Allentown, built 1834,
631
Union, The, first hotel at Middletown Point,
832
Union township, erected 1846,
104
Uniontown Tile and Brick Company, on bay at Granville, 1883,
702
United Lodge, No. 199, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, Ocean Beach, instituted in 1884,
808
United Railroads of New Jersey, reference to,
384
United States Hotel, Freehold, formerly Monmouth Hotel, opened by Benjamin Laird, 1830,
459
United States Navy, War of the Rebellion, account of Monmouth men in,
269
Upjohn, Richard M., architect of All Saints Memorial Church, Navesink, 1863,
541
Upper Freehold Township, originally a part of
Freehold Township, erected prior to 1730,
103
population of, 1870-1880,
384, 611
"Upper Meeting-house," or "Upper Congregation," early designation of Holmdel Baptist Church,
815
Upper sqankum, now Farmingdale,
647
Urner, Benjamin, member North American Phalanx,
671
Usselton, Francis, settler in Monmouth prior to 1700, 83
Usselton, Thomas, settler in Monmouth prior to 1700, 83
218
threatened by fire of 1873, 409
802
V
Van Brockle, Mr., killed by the "Greens" from Sandy Hook, 1778,
Van Brockle, James, private, Company I, Twenty- ninth Regiment, 1862, 266
Van Brockle, Richard, private, Company I, Twenty- ninth Regiment, 1862, 266
Van Brunts, early Dutch Monmouth settlers,
83
Van Brunt, Albert, married Mary, daughter of John S. and Sarah (Hendrickson) Holmes, 822
Van Brunt, Benjamin, private, Company G, Four- teenth Regiment, 1862, 260
Van Brunt, Daniel, member of militia, 1814, 241
Van Brunt, Hendrick, appointed second major, third battalion of foot, July, 1776, 138, 230
Van Brunt, Hendrick, Jr., lieutenant, third regiment, Continental Army, 1776, 232
Van Brunt, John, private, Company A, Twenty-ninth Regiment, 1862, 261
Van Brunt, Lewis, private, Company G, Fourteenth Regiment, 1862, 259
Van Aken, Rev. Gulick, pastor Freehold Second Reformed Church,
435
Van Allen, ----- , keeper of Highland light,
538
Van Brunt, Margaret, married Jordan Woolley, born 1815, son of Britton (first) and Mary (Williams) Woolley, 780
Van Brunt, Nicholas, sheriff of Monmouth County, 1776,
111, 529
Van Arsdale and Ellison, butcher shop of, burned, Keyport fire, 1877,
718
member of Shrewsbury Committee of Observation, 1775,
124
Van Arsdale, Stacy F., justice of the peace, 1881, 114
Monmouth County delegate to Provincial Congress, 1775,
126
Van Arsdale, Stephen D., private, Company G, Twenty-ninth Regiment, 1862,
265
Van Artsdalen, Jacob C., private, Continental Army, 1776,
239
Van Brunt, William, private, Company A, Fourteenth Regiment, 1864,
255
Van Blarkin, David, private, Continental Army, 1776, Van Brackle, ----- , taught school, Mount Pleasant District, about 1840,
846
Van Buren, White, private, Company A, Fourteenth Regiment, 1864,
256
Van Brackle, David P., elder, Keyport Dutch Reformed Church, 1884,
715
Van Buskirk, Abraham, lieutenant-colonel, Third Bat- talion, "Skinner's Greens," American Revolution, 199
Van Buskirk, Jacob, captain, Third Battalion, "Skinner's Greens," American Revolution, 199
Van Brackle, James, postmaster, Black's Mills, Manalapan Township,
692
Vance, Patrick, taxed in Upper Freehold Township, in 1758,
616
Van Cleafs, early Dutch Monmouth settlers,
83
Van Cleaf, ----- , served at the Battle of Monmouth,
186
member, "Second Middletown" Baptist congre- gation, 1836,
819
Van Cleaf, Charles, owned Richmond's Mill, near Blue Ball, 1884, 506
Van Brackle, Captain Mathias, company of troops, Middletown Point, 1807, (footnote), 240
Van Brackle, Richard, married Catherine L. Disbrow, daughter of Nicholas Morgan and Mary (Van Derhoef) Disbrow,
Van Brackle, Stephen, member, "Second Middletown" Baptist Church, 1836, 819
Van Brackle, Stephen P., original member Keyport Baptist Church, 1840, 712
Van Brackley, S., private, Continental Army, 1776,
239
Van Bracle, John, elected deacon, Matawan Baptist Church, 1850,
834
Van Cleaf, John, Methodist Sabbath school scholar, Middletown Point, 1837, 837
Van Cleaf, John C., charter member, Tennent Lodge, Freehold Knights of Pythias, 1872, 480
Van Cleaf, Joseph, Masonic officer, Keyport, 1865, 716
205
Vail, Daniel, extracted oil from menhaden at Port Monmouth, 1884,
Vail, David, extracted oil from menhaden at Port Monmouth, 1884,
Valentine, Captain Charles H., born 1825, at Long Branch, son of George and Katy (Morris) Valentine, married Armenia Woolley, daughter of Tucker and Ann Woolley, 1885; biography and portrait of,
Valentine, George, of Long Branch, married Katy Morris,
791 234
Valentine, Thomas, private, Continental Army, 1776, Valentine, William, private, Continental Army, 1776, Vallico (Valleau?), Peter H., sergeant, Company D, Twenty-ninth Regiment, 1863,
263
Van Aman, James N., soldier of the Rebellion, buried at Old Tennent, 688
Van Arsdale, Jacob, kept tavern at Tinton Falls, 1808, 590
Monmouth County sheriff during the Revolution, Van Brunt, Nicolas, captian, third regiment, Conti- nental Army, 1776,
231
Van Berner, Charles, postmaster at the Highlands, 1872,
535
239
Van Brunt, William P., private, Company D. Twenty- ninth Regiment, 1862, 263
Van Brackle, Eleanor, member "Second Middletown" Baptist Church, 1836, 619
Van Brackle, Jane, original member Keyport Baptist Church, 1840, presented letter of dismission,
712
Van Cleaf, Catharine, Methodist Sabbath school scho- lar, Middletown Point, 1837, 837
Van Cleaf, Clarissa, colored Sabbath school scholar, Middletown Point, 1837, 837
340
Van Cleaf, Daniel, taught Methodist Sabbath school, Middletown Point, 1837, 837
Van Cleaf, Elizabeth, member Freehold Baptist
Church, 1834, 419
Van Cleaf, George, early Monmouth County Methodist,
425
Van Cleaf, John, captain, Continental Army, 1776, 231
Van Brakle, Emma, daughter of Matthias Van Brakle, married Hon. Thomas Arrowsmith,
339
Van Brakle, Matthias, member of General Assembly, 1815-1820, 109
545
545
792
239
590
219
Van Cleaf, Lydia, early Monmouth County Methodist, Van Cleaf, Marta, Methodist Sabbath school scholar, Middletown Point, 1837,
Van Cleaf, Ruliff S., private, Company E, Twenty- ninth Regiment, 1862.
Van Cleaf, Simon, colored Methodist Sabbath school scholar, Middletown point, 1837,
837
Church, 1820, 627
ruling elder, 1817, 629
264
Vanderbeck, George H., trustee, Allentown Presby- terian Church, 1864,
629
231
Van Cleaf, William, private, Continental Army, 1776,
239
Van Cleaf, William, Methodist Sabbath school scholar, Middletown Point, 1837,
837
officer, Odd Fellows, Allentown,
631
Van Cleave, John, private, Continental Army, 1776, 239
Van Cleave, Joseph, private, Continental Army, 1776,
239
Van Cleave, Peter, private, Continental Army, 1776,
239
Vanderbeck, Robert, elder, Allentown Presbyterian Church, 1820,
627
263
Van Cleef, C. A., justice of the peace, 1868, 1875,
113
Van Cleef, Charles , ran grist mill, Englishtown,
690
321
Van Cleff, Isaac, taxed in Upper Freehold Township, in 1731,
613
Vanderbeek, Cornelius, original member Perseverance Fire Company, Allentown, 1818, 621
Vanderbelt, Hendrick, sergeant, Captain Samuel Dennis' company, 1776, 233
Vanderbilt, Annie, daughter of Jeremiah Vanderbilt, married William Spader (first), half-brother of Peter Spader, and a Revolutionary soldier,
851
Van Cleff, ----- , licensed to sell strong drink, Middle- town, 1716,
526
Vanderbilt, Cornelius, private, Continental Army, 1776,
239
Van Cleve, Benjamin, British burnt house of, at time of Battle of Monmouth, 192
Vanderbilt, Eliza, daughter of Jeremiah Vanderbilt, married Judge William Spader, born 1817, son of John (second) and Phoebe (Lott) Spader, 1838,
852 239
buried at Old Tennent,
688
Vanderbilt, Jacob, private, Continental Army, 1776, Vanderbilt, John, corporal, Company F, Twenty-ninth Regiment, 1862,
264
Van Cleve, Benjamin, first lieutenant, militia, 1812,
683 240
Vanderbilt, Oliver, bought land formerly part of Kearney estate, 1839,
705
Van Cleve, Rev. C. S., pastor, St. Lukes' Methodist Church, Long Branch, 1875,
766
Vanderburg, Atlantic Township, post office estab- lished, 1882,
668
Vanderhall, A., private, Continental Army, 1776,
239
Van Clief, Edward, corporal, Company I, Twenty- ninth Regiment, 1862,
266
Van Clove, Mary, member Freehold Baptist Church, 1834, 419
Van Cott, Hannah, daughter of Cornelius Van Cott, married Peter D. Hulst, 727
452
See Conover for Van Covenhoven genealogy.
Vanderhoff, Cornelius P., postmaster, Middletown Point, 1815, 832
701
Vanderhoof , Asher C., private, Company C, Twenty- ninth Regiment, 1862,
263
Vanderhoof, C., private, Continental Army, 1776, 239
239
748
Vanderhoof, C. P., private, Continental Army, 1776, Vanderhoof, Cornelius P., Middletown Point, sub- scribed for Freneau's poems, 1809,
845
Vanderhoof, Elizabeth, taught Methodist Sabbath school, Middletown Point, 1837, 837
672
Vanderhoof, George S., first lietuenant, Company E, Twenty-ninth Regiment, 1862, 264
Vanderhoof, John, private, Continental, Army, 1776, 239
Vanderhoof, Peter, ensign, Captain Carhart's com- pany, first regiment, 1780, 233
220
425
Van Covenhoven, Wolfhert Gerretsen, progenitor of Conover family in America, emigrated from Holland, 1630,
331, 552
264
Vandenburgh, William H., law office of, destroyed by Freehold fire, 1873, 410
Vanderbeck, Cornelius, Allentown Presbyterian
Van Cleaf, Stephen A., sergeant, Company E, Twenty-ninth Regiment, 1862,
Van Cleaf, William, captain, first regiment, Conti- nental Army, 1776,
Vanderbeck, John C., furnished facts about Allen- town, (footnote), postmaster, Allentown, 1861,
620
631
Vanderbeck, John G., ruling elder, Allentown Presby- terian Church, 1871, 629
Van Cleave, William A., private, Company C, Twenty- ninth Regiment, 1862,
ruling elder, Allentown Presbyterian Church, 1817, Vanderbeck, Dr. C. C., member of Medical Society of Monmouth County, 1872,
629
Van Cleef, John B., member of militia, War of 1812, Van Cleef, Joseph, deacon, Freehold Reformed Church, 1829, 737
Van Cleef, Joseph, married Rebecca Casler, daughter of John and ----- (Clayton) Casler,
901
Van Cleve, Benjamin, captain, Captain Hendrick Smock's company, 1780,
231
Van Cleve, William, captain, Captain Hendrick Smock's company, 1778, 231
Vanderhoef, Mary, daughter of Cornelius P. and Phebe (Hunn) Vanderhoef, married Nicholas Morgan Dis- brow, son of John and Susannah (Morgan) Dis- brow, 340
Vanderhoef, Major Peter, sold printing-office of Mon- mouth Journal, 1829,
Vanderhoef, Peter C., surrogate, 1822, 111
Van Covenhoven, (Couwenhoven), Garrett, son of Wolfhert Garretsen Van Covenhoven, married Altje Cornelipe Cole, 331
Van Covenhoven, Jacob, son of Wolfhert Gerretsen Van Covenhoven, 331
Van Covenhoven, John (second), born 1681, son of William and Jannetje (Montfoort) Van Covenhoven, married Jacoba Van Derveer, 1704, Van Covenhoven Neeltje, daughter of Garret Van Couwenhoven, married Roelof Schenck Van Nydeck, 1660, (first wife),
Van Covenhoven, Peter, son of Wolfhert, Gerretsen Van Covenhoven, 331
Van Covenhoven, William, born 1636, son of Garret and Altje Cornelipe (Cole) Van Covenhoven, mar - ried as his second wife, Jannetje Montfoort ,1665, 331
837
240
Van Cleve, Benjamin, bought Tennent Church pew, 1754,
Van Derhoff, Peter, taught school, Bethany,
owned property in Freehold, 1824, Freehold postmaster, 1825,
one of the first school teachers a. Holmdel, prior to 1825,
Vanderhull, A., private, Continental Army, 1776,
Vanderhull, Gersh'm, private, Continental Army, 1776,
239 239
Vanderhull, Henry, private, Continental Army, 1776, Vanderpool, John, private, Company G, Fourteenth Regiment, 1865,
Vanderipe, Sidney, private, Company C, Twenty-ninth Regiment, 1862,
Van Derveer family, genealogy of;
Tunis Van Derveer, born 1704, was the first of the family to settle in Monmouth County; he married Alhie Schenck, about 1723; the chil- dren of Tunis and Alhie (Schenck) Van Derveer were: John, Jacob, Phoebe, Garret, Nelly, Tunis (see below), Cornelius, Allchy, David;
Tunis Van Derveer (second), born 1739, son of Tunis and Alhie, (Schenck) Van Derveer, mar- ried Jance Honce; the children of Tunis (second) and Jance (Honce) Van Derveer were: Tunis (third), John (see below), David, Arthur, Jane, Helen, and David (second);
John Van Derveer, born 1763, son of Tunis (second) and Jance (Honce) Van Derveer, married in 1789, Ann Bowne, born 1769; the children of John and Ann (Bowne) Van Derveer were: Joseph (born 1790), Tunis (fourth , born 1792), John (born 1795), Jane (born 1798), Lydia (born 1800), Hannah (born 1803), David 1. (born 1806, see below), Anna (born 1808), Catherine (born 1811), Sarah (born 1814);
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