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Apr. 8, 1789
2
11
871 Ross, David
Sept. 9, 1795
74
872 Ross, Hannah, wife of David.
Jan. 31, 1791
67
4 Radford, Eliza, his wife.
July 15, 1851
37
4 Radford, Geo. S., their son, wounded in Battle of Fredericksburg, May 4, 1863.
May 31, 1863
19
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4 Radford, Hannah, daughter of Nathaniel and Eliza
Sept. 14, 1851
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4 . .
4 Radford, Mary Eliza, daughter of Nathaniel and Eliza
Aug. 20, 1851
5
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4 Radford, Amelia, daughter of Nathaniel and Eliza
Aug. 23, 1851
2
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13 Radford, Sarah E. R., wife of William
Oct. 27, 1845
28
9 7
13 Radford, three children of William and Sarah E.
13 Radford, William.
Jan. 18, 1870
56
. 25
55 Rockwell, James Burnet, son of Darwin F. and Lucilla.
Feb. 2, 1843
9
7
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55 Rockwell, Darwin Foot.
May 31, 1849
41
8
3
55 Rockwell, Lucilla S., his widow
Nov. 16, 1878
67 5 25
60 Roff, Ferman, son of Azur L. and Julia A., Private Co. C, 2d N. Y Fire Zouaves; shot . .
Oct. 6, 1861
22
3
25
60 Roff, Azur L., son of Azur L. and Julia A.
Aug 28, 1855
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6
20
60 Roff, Mary J., daughter of Azur L. and Julia A.,
June 21, 1861
99 Radley, Hannah, widow of Benj.
Feb. 9, 1882
88 7 .
99 Radley, Benjamin.
Nov. 10, 1874
83
99 Radley, Phebe.
Mar. 22, 1856
83
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99 Radley, John.
Aug. 12, 1854
86
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S
4 Seckler, Konrad.
July 29, 1864 64
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5 Swain, Noah.
Oct. 4, 1849 64
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129 Smith, Eliakim. Apr. 11, 1785
66 . .
168 Smith, Abigail, daughter of Eliakim and Easter,
Oct. 22, 1771 5
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556 585 586 627 Ross, Elizabeth, wife of Ichabod. 709 Rudley, Mary Ann S., wife of Deacon Henry Baker.
Feb. 12, 1885
84
11 . .
857 Ross, Sarah, daughter of Ezekiel and Rachel.
Jan. 29, 1815
4 Radford, Nathaniel
Sept. 1, 1851
65
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NO. 516 Rutan, Rachel. 526 538 555 Roberson, Samuel.
AGE
DATE OF DEATH
YR. MO. D. 1
Apr. 30, 1763
Spet. 19, 1763
4
Sept. 6, 1763
7
Swenay, Ruth, wife of Matthew.
Mar. 8, 1765
35
Stewart, Rachel.
1768
. .
Stewart, Elizabeth, wife of William
May 26, 1790
40
Stuart, Phebe, wife of William.
July 23, 1770
29
Jan. 15, 1738
63
Scudder, Sarah, wife of Richard.
Mar. 17, 1750
44
Jan. 5, 1805
18
3
2
Oct. 4, 1814
75
Sept. 28, 1810
32
Apr. 12, 1792
45
Sayres, Thompson, son of Matthias and Patience
Jan. 22, 1782
. .
14
11
Scudder, John, son of John and Nancy
Oct. 20, 1799
3
Oct. 15, 1797
5
Scudder, Sarah A
July 24, 1897
94
6
Scudder, John
Apr. 4, 1848
81
Scudder, Nancy, wife of John.
July 9, 1846
8, 1838
16
5
Oct. 3,1879
82
8
14
Sayre, Rachel, wife of Benjamin.
July 23, 1767
Sayre, Rachel, daughter of Benj and Sarah.
Feb.
6, 1782
10
Scudder, John, b. Jan. 3, 1788.
Jan. 18, 1865
77
15
Scudder, Phebe, daughter Amos, wife of Lewis M. Meeker.
Oct. 10, 1846
22
Scudder, Amos, b. Feb. 14, 1779
June 13, 1856
77
4
Scudder, Phebe, wife of Amos
July 31, 1838
57
Scudder, Theodore .
Nov. 20, 1837
32
Scudder, Benjamin.
Nov. 20, 1798
43
Scudder, Capt. John
Feb. 26, 1777
76
Scudder, Jane, wife of John.
Apr. - , 1731
25
73
Scudder, Ephraim.
Dec. 12, 1788
45
Scudder, John, Esq.
Oct. 9,1791
52
Scudder, Sarah, wife of John.
Dec. 10, 1771
4, 1868
76
Squier, Caleb.
Oct. 17, 1817
57
2
22
Squier, Rachel, wife of John.
Nov. 10, 1818
50
4
8
673 674
Squier, Mary, daughter of John and Rachel. .
Aug. 26, 1816
17
10 26
June 8, 1834
6
4 .
675 Squier, Phebe Ann, daughter of John and Harriet
676
Sayre, Anne, wife of William (who d. 1828); eldest daughter of Caleb and Susannah Max- well [widow of Anthony Littell and of Wm. Sayre]
Apr. 11, 1841
72
1
4
Feb. 12, 1813
82
731 Shaw, Capt. John. 763 Scott, Sarah, wife of Joseph .
Jan. 11, 1838
38
[ 23
July
Feb. 8, 1833
28
Scudder, Joanna, wife of Ephraim.
June 17, 1815
39
Scudder, Sarah, widow of John.
Nov. 6, 1784
444 445 446 500 513 528 529 542 543 544 545 546 547 557 558 559 561 563 608 623 670 671 672 Squier, John.
Mar. 2, 1811
58
. .
NAME
Sweny, Ben Smith, son of Matthew and Ruth. . Swenay, Rachel, daughter of Matthew and Ruth, Swenay, Margaret, daughter of Matthew and Ruth.
NO. 200 201 202 203 207 208 297 304 Scudder, John 305 390 Sayres, Mary, wife of Aaron. 392 Scudder, John. 393 Scudder, Chloe, wife of John, Jr 403 Sayres, Matthias. 404 Sayres, Patience, wife of Matthias. 405 442 443 Scudder, Sarah Davis, daughter of John and Nancy
Squier, Ogden M., son of John and Mary M. Squire, Mary M., wife of John.
Oct.
78
23
27
Squier, Hannah, wife of Wm. Acken
NO. 806 807 808 809 810
NAME
DATE OF DEATH
YR. MO. D.
Stites, Mary P. Martin, wife of Benj. L.
Mar. 26, 1874 85
Stites, Benjamin L.
Oct. 26, 1873 90
May 3, 1863
41
Aug. 13, 1837 13
Dec. 22, 1843
22
.
Stites, Harriet, daughter of Benj. L. and Mary A., wife of John W. Stites
Aug. 17, 1845
34
Scudder, Julia J. Lambert, wife of Daniel S Nov. 17, 1853
21
5
9
Scudder, Rachel, wife of Ephraim
Mar. 21, 1819
31
Squier, Rachel, wife of Thomas.
Dec. 31, 1753
53
77
4
Squier, Hannah, daughter of John and Hannah
Aug. 8, 1784
10
2
866
Squier, Eleazer .
Sept. 21, 1784
44
867
Squier, Rachel, daughter of Eleazer and Rachel Squier, Phebe Webb, wife of John.
Oct. 22, 1846
21
10
12
Squier, John, Jr.
Dec. 29, 1858
39
12
Squier, Little Maggie
2
2
12
Squier, James W
Sept. 21, 1864
18
53 Sayre, Henry H.
Feb. 4, 1878
56
11
3
53
Sayre, Edwin D
Jan. 8, 1857
36
. .
53
Sayre, John, b. Southampton, L. I.
Nov. 26, 1852
81
5
13
53
Sayre, Elizabeth, wife of John.
Aug 29, 1874
85
7 29
106
Scudder, William.
Sept. 6, 1886
87
.
106
Scudder, Mary, wife of William
May 12, 1873
68
11 6
106
Scudder, Daniel S
July 8, 1889
60
106
Scudder, Anna M., daughter of Daniel S. and Mary C.
Oct. 22, 1866
. .
11
11
123
Scudder, Abraham C.
July 29, 1853
76
. .
. .
123
Scudder, Joanna, widow of Abraham C.
Jan. 19, 1870
91
123
Scudder, Cornelia W. Pierson, their daughter ..
Dec. 17, 1869
68
123 Scudder, Amanda, their daughter
Mar. 12, 1879
67
11
29
T
31 Tiger, Georgianna, only daughter of Jesse and Eliza
210
Terry, Mary, wife of Thomas.
Jan. 21, 1768
16
278
Tucker, Samuel, son of Isaac and Joanna
Sept. 8, 1775
2
307 Terry, Mary L., wife of Moses Frazee
1847
80
320
Terry, Susanna, daughter of Thomas and Sus- anna.
Sept. 9, 1830
55
321
Terry, John, son of Thomas and Susanna
June 25, 1781
7
322
Terry, Susanna, wife of Thomas
Sept. 8, 1778
24
399
Tucker, Sarah, wife of Ephraim.
May 6, 1781
36
400
Tucker, Sebra Clark, daughter of Ephraim and Sarah.
Nov. 2, 1781
6 11
401
Tucker, David, son of Ephraim and Rhoda. . . Oct. 5, 1784
1
3 . .
402 Tucker, Sam'l Miller, son of Ephraim and Sarah,
May 12, 1781
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22
409 Tucker, Joanna, wife of Charles, daughter of John and Sarah Ross.
May 24, 1790
29
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811 828 858 861 862 863 865
Squier, Thomas.
Feb. 14, 1778
Squier, Rebekah, daughter of John and Hannah
Sept. 27, 1791
10
Mar. 24, 1780
4
12
Stites, Augustus, son of Benj. L. and Mary A. . Stites, Mary, daughter of Benj. L. and Mary A, Stites, Sarah M.
AGE
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Mar. 4, 1865 7
5 .
AGE
NAME
DATE OF DEATH
YR: MO. D.
Townley, Almira H., daughter of Edward and Anna. .
July 4, 1841
4 9 27
Townley, Gertrude T., daughter of Edward and Anna .
Feb. 6, 1842 3 27
Townley, Gertrude T., daughter of William and Joanna
Mar. 4, 1843
26
Townley, David H., son of Edward and Anna. . Townley, William
Dec. 20, 1848
23
10
Townley, Edward
Nov. 4, 1849
54 10
Townley, Anna, wife of Edward
July 5, 1850
54 4
Terry, Thomas
Apr. 24, 1832
86
Terry, Catherine, wife of Thomas.
Jan. 10, 1811
51
Terry, Abigail, wife of Thomas.
May 1, 1788
26
Terry, Nancy, wife of Thomas.
Mar. 30, 1786
29
Terry, William, son of Thomas and Nancy.
Nov. 3, 1783
1
Terry, William.
Jan. 4, 1802
85
Townley, Harriet Elizabeth, daughter of David D. and Elizabeth.
June 24, 1858
29
Townley, Melancthon, son of David D. and Elizabeth.
Dec. 4, 1857
40
.
Tucker, Sarah, wife of Gideon
Nov. 10, 1802
25
1 15
Tucker, Clarissa, wife of Moses.
June 21, 1841
52
Townley, Rebecca Ann, daughter of David D. and Elizabeth.
Dec. 14, 1855
30
.
. .
Townley, Susan Frances, daughter of David D. and Elizabeth.
Aug. 25, 1840
5
8 18
Townley, Elizabeth, wife of David D
Nov. 7, 1853
56
.
Townley, David D.
Dec. 31, 1856
63
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Tucker, Jacob.
June 29, 1783
17
. .
Tucker, Phebe, daughter of Moses and Sarah. Tucker, Sarah, wife of Moses.
June 28, 1814
67
1
.
Terry, Thomas.
Oct. 15, 1846
62
6
7
Terry, Hannah, widow of Thomas.
Feb. 25, 1879
88
0 27
Sept. 23, 1852
27
5 26
31 Terry, D. A., Co. I, 3rd N. J. Infantry
41
Townley, Joanna, wife of William M.
Feb.
2,1885
69
. .
9
41 Townley, Martha C., widow of Wm. M
Jan.
7,1889
73
2
7
41
Townley, Alexander N., son of Wm. M. and Martha C.
Jan. 17, 1861
10
8
. .
103
Thompson, Jane R., widow of Wm. Baker, Jr ..
Apr. 3, 1867
76
11
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144 Trembly, Hannah
Jan. 20, 1862
69
4
V
530 Vreeland, Martha, wife of James.
Oct. 31, 1786
19
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25 Van Pelt, Caroline, daughter of Jacob and Elenor, wife of Cortland R. Baker. . .. . .
Jan. 24, 1850
27
3 13
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NO. 493 494 494 495 496 497 498 741 742 743 744 745 746 803 804 818 819 820 822
823 824 879 880 881 31 31 31 Frazee, M.
Oct. 23, 1777
3
23
Sept. 10, 1846
30
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41 Townley, William M
July 16, 1843
23 3
NO. NAME
W
18 Williams, Ann, native of Wales
July 1, 1849
28
19 Williams, Abraham S.
Oct. 22, 1840 1
7 22
19 Williams, Henry M.
June 9, 1841
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20 Williams, Harriet C. Scudder, wife of William.
Mar. 9, 1845 38 5 26
21 Williams, William
Aug. 30, 1878
77
22 Woodruff, Lewis.
July 23, 1853
66
23 Woodruff Robert.
July 14, 1844
86
24 Woodruff, Euphemia, wife of Robert
Jan. 13, 1842
80
27 Woodruff, Mary A., wife of Noah
July 6, 1860
39
28 Woodruff, Noah, son of Noah
May 29, 1851
43
1
1
29 Woodruff, Gertrude Ann, wife of Noah, Jr
Oct. 15, 1841
28
30 Woodruff, Matilda
Oct. 20, 1841
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.
30 Woodruff, Charles M., only son.
Oct. 31, 1841
6
10
18
31 Woodruff, James Ostram, son of Noah and Mary Ann
July 4, 1844
32 Woodruff, Alonzo B., son of Noah and Mary Ann,
Mar. 23, 1854
3
4
.
32 Woodruff, George A., son of Noah and Mary Ann,
Apr. 24, 1855
9
7 2
Woodruff, Emma, F. daughter of Noah and Mary Ann
Aug. 22, 1855
7
8
13
58 Woodruff, William M
July 16, 1852
27
5 10
76 Woodruff, Noah.
Sept. 16, 1851
78
77 Woodruff, Mary, wife of Noah.
Sept. 21, 1833
78 Woodruff, Samuel Miller.
July 31, 1824
25
.
79 Woodruff, Aaron.
Oct. 1, 1826
23
.
155 Woodruff, Mary L. Davis, wife of David M.
Apr. 21, 1882
69
3
16
156 Woodruff, David M
June 25, 1883
75
9
1
157 Williams, Wesley V., Sergt. Co. K, 143 N. Y. Vol. 170 Wright, Hannah, wife of Ezekiel.
Nov. 5, 1807
41
213
Woodruff, Mary, wife of Aaron
Mar. 3, 1842
24 2 29
213
Woodruff, David James, their son
Apr. 25, 1842
6
4
257
Willis, Mary, daughter of Thomas and Hannah,
May 22, 1758 4
264
Woodruff, Abigail, wife of Deacon Samuel.
Sept. 11, 1748
35
265
Woodruff, Deacon John.
Sept. 24, 1768 63
266
Woodruff, Deacon Samuel.
Aug. 30, 1754
43
267
Woodruff, Mary, wife of Isaac.
Dec. 15, 1760
43
268
Woodruff, Abner, son of David and Sarah.
Mar. 6, 1766
2
269
Woodruff, Sabrah, wife of David.
Aug. 23, 1785
38
270
Woodruff, Mary, wife of Daniel
Oct. 28, 1781
29
279
Woodruff, Hannah, wife of Noah.
May 5, 1776
29
280 Woodruff, Noah.
Aug. 17, 1773
33
282
Woodruff, Lydia, daughter of Noah and Deborah
Feb. 2, 1771
3
283
Woodruff, Jonathan, Jr
June 11, 1759
27
284
Woodruff, Jonathan.
July 15, 1777
70
11
15
285
Woodruff, Jennet, wife of Jonathan.
Apr. 18, 1750
42 .
286
Woodruff, Prudence, widow of Jonathan
Oct. 31, 1781
72
287
Woodruff, Mary, wife of Thomas
Jan. 22, 1753
38
288 Woodruff, Thomas.
Apr. 2, 1804
81
289
Woodruff, Rebecca, widow of Thomas
July 23, 1818
85
290 Woodruff, Joseph
Feb. 2, 1741
64
1
5
33
59 .
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DATE OF DEATH
AGE YR. MO. D.
281 Woodruff, Deborah, wife of Noah.
Sept. 11, 1771
25
Mar. 29, 1887
42
15
10 16
AGE
NAME
DATE OF DEATH YR. MO. D.
Aug. 14, 1742 52
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Woodruff, Betsee, daughter of Benj. and Jane. .
May 1, 1754
8
4
Woodruff, Mary, wife of Hezekiah
July 21, 1772 43
Woodruff, Hezekiah.
Oct. 22, 1776 51
Apr. 2, 1757
4
17
Aug. 12, 1816
26
Williams, Margaret, wife of Ebenezer
Nov. 16, 1851
71
Williams, Ebenezer
Jan. 28, 1817 59
Woodruff, Mary, wife of Benj
Oct. 18, 1810
23
Williams, Sarah, widow of Benj., wife of Andrew Hetfield .
Sept. 23, 1825
74
Williams, Benjamin.
June 9, 1793
45
Williams, Abraham, son of Benj. and Sarah.
Aug. 4, 1782
1
Willis, Thomas
Mar. 24, 1787
77
Willis, Hannah, wife of Thomas.
July 8, 1777
66
Willis, James
Feb. 3, 1824
82
Willis, Polly, wife of Daniel.
May 2,1805
37
4 9
Woodruff, Anna, wife of Capt. Thomas
Apr. 16, 1762
61
Woodruff, Dr. Samuel
Apr. 2, 1795
35
Woodruff, Mary, wife of Rev. Benj.
Mar. 6, 1762
27
Woodruff, William Bryant.
Mar. 23, 1764
"B. W., 1765"
Woodruff, Mary, daughter of Rev. Benj
Sept. 14, 1782
23
Williams, John, son of Samuel and Mary
Jan. 22, 1747
2
Williams, Ezekiel.
May 2, 1847
81
Williams, Miles.
Oct. 27, 1747
50
59
Williams, Rachel, wife of John.
Feb. 19, 1794
63
Woodruff, Samuel, son of Aaron and Ruth
May 16, 1793
1
Woodruff, Aaron.
Feb. 27, 1793
47
Woodruff, John Terry, son of Aaron and Ruth. .
Oct. 21, 1793
7
Woodruff, Ruth, widow of Aaron; wife of Joseph Cory
701
Woodruff, Jonathan
Mar. 26, 1862
91
3 21
Woodruff, Sarah, wife of Jonathan.
Feb. 13, 1854
702 762 764
Williams, Elizabeth, wife of Solomon.
Mar. 27, 1812
46 7
3
Williams, Ephraim.
Mar. 13, 1808 35
June 1, 1850 72 7 22
July 8, 1837 31 6 29
Mar. 3, 1844 46 6 12
Williams, Anna, wife of Squier
Dec. 16, 1840
76 3 10
Williams, Squier
Sept. 11, 1825
64
11 7
786 787 788
Williams, Phebe, daughter of Squier and Anna. .
Jan. 5, 1785
. .
1
1
789 Williams, Jonathan, son of Henry and Elizabeth,
Mar. 11, 1788 2
. .
802 Williams, Mary, relict of Smith.
Apr. 28, 1844 42
801 Woodruff, Joseph, son of Aaron & Polly.
Sept. 3, 1807
. .
7 17
817 Williams, Anna, wife of Nathaniel.
Dec. 20, 1797
18
. .
10 Woodruff, Wm. S.
July 14, 1870
54
4 19
3 Woodruff, Hiram W. D.
Aug. 27, 1855
22
1 2
473 Yamans, Deacon Samuel.
June 25, 1774
51
3
. .
Williams, Oliver, son of Squier and Anna
June 1, 1798 9
Nov. 29, 1848 60 8
26
Williams, Phebe.
765 766 783 784 785
Williams, Phebe, widow of Ephraim.
Williams, Lavina, daughter of Ephraim
Williams, John
Nov. 28, 1818 68
10
78 ..
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NO. 291 292 293 294 300 365 366 367 387 452 453 454 465 466 467 471 520 599 604 605 606 607 609 610 611 612 613 697 698 699 700
Woodruff, Hannah, wife of Joseph
Woodruff, Jonathan, son of Jonathan and Phebe Williams, Isaac
15
Williams, John
Apr. 11, 1782
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In Memory of Sarah Clark Relict ofAbraham Clark diad June 2ª 1804 in the 77th Year of her Age
In memory of Abraham Clark Esq who died Sept 15". 1794 in the 69th year of his age
Capt.Thomas Clark May 13.1789
Thomas Clark 1765
Capt. Abraham Clark 1765
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The Rahway Cemetery
At the time of the Revolutionary War the Borough of Elizabeth, in Essex County, included Westfield and Rahway. It was not until 1794 that Westfield was set off from Elizabeth. On the old post road run- ning from Elizabethtown to Rahway, then in Essex County, was the home farm of Abraham Clark, New Jersey's indomitable representa- tive in the Continental Congress, and a Signer of the Declaration of Independence.
In the old part of Rahway Cemetery, on St. George's Avenue, facing east, stand the headstones marking the graves of Abraham Clark and Sarah, his wife-facing the highway where the tide of traffic between New York and Philadelphia whirls by unceasingly, day after day.
Lately the headstones have been straightened to permit of a granite base being placed under them. Through more than a century and a quarter of winter snows and summer suns the old red sandstone monuments have stood, their quaint inscriptions still quite legible. About nine feet east of the Signer's headstone stands, in good con- dition, the ancient headstone over the grave of his father, Judge Thomas Clark, who died September 11, 1765. In the same row, southward, following a vacant space where doubtless stood other monuments long since crumbled and fallen, are the headstones of "Cavalier, ye son of Abraham and Sarah Clark, junrs," and of Captain Abraham Clark, the Signer's uncle, "who departed this life Sept. 26th, 1765, in the 63rd year of his age."
South of the old cedar tree, in the same row with the headstones of Abraham and Sarah, stands the monument of their son, inscribed: "In memory of Capt. Thomas Clark who died May the 13th, 1789, in the 37th year of his age."
Thus a national interest attaches to this old graveyard of the First Presbyterian Church of Rahway. Located on the bank of the Rahway River, it has been in existence since 1741. Many of the patriots of the Revolutionary period are buried there. ("Rahway Cemetery In- scriptions," by George W. Thomas.) In the newer part of the ceme- tery, about two hundred feet southwesterly from the grave of Abraham Clark, stands a monument erected to his memory in the year 1848, by the citizens of Rahway and vicinity. It is a plain obelisk, twenty-two feet high, as shown in the accompanying illustration.
When Abraham Clark died, in 1794, he left surviving him his widow, Sarah, who remained in possession of the home farm until her death ten years later; four younger children; and his eldest son, Aaron Clark. As captain of a company of Essex County Militia, Aaron Clark had served throughout the period of the Revolutionary War, and subsequently as a rifleman on the Pennsylvania frontier.
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The Signer's second son, Thomas Clark, was a Captain of Artil- lery in the Continental Army, and served immediately under General Washington in the Battles of Trenton and Princeton. On his head- stone in the Rahway Cemetery, adjoining the Signer's grave, is carved the date of his death. (From "Abraham Clark: Signer of the Dec- laration of Independence." Published by the Pioneer Press, San Francisco, 1923.)
The home farm of Abraham Clark, the Signer, where he was born and lived and died; where his patriot sons, Aaron Clark and Thomas Clark, were born and passed their youth this site is now incorpor- ated within the limits of the Borough of Roselle. There, on the east side of the old Wheatsheaf Tavern Road, at the intersection of the present Chestnut Street and Ninth Avenue, the Sons of the Amer- ican Revolution have erected a monument-a massive granite boulder-as a further tribute to the memory of New Jersey's dis- tinguished representative, Abraham Clark.
Questions of Life
I am: how little more I know! Whence came I? Whither do I go? A centered self, which feels and is; A cry between the silences; A shadow-birth of clouds at strife With sunshine on the hills of life; A shaft from Nature's quiver cast Into the Future from the Past; Between the cradle and the shroud, A meteor's flight from cloud to cloud. -John Greenleaf Whittier.
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IN REMEMBRANCE OF ABRAHAM CLARK 1726-1794 A SIGNER OF THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE FROM NEW JERSEY HE LIVED ON THIS SITE DURING THE FORMATIVE PERIOD OF THE REPUBLIC
ERECTED BY THE NEW JERSEY SOCIETY SONS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION SEPTEMBER 15, 1919 IN GRATEFUL RECOGNITION OF HIS STATESMANSHIP AND PATRIOTISM ON THE 125TH ANNIVERSARY OF HIS PASSING INTO THE LARGER LIFE
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