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"In the Memory of Joseph Warrell, Esq., who departed this life March 6th, 1775; aged 36 years. This stone is erected, not from pomp, or pageantry, but from true affection.
"For other thoughts employ the widowed wife; The best of husbands, loved in private life, Bids her with tears to raise this humble stone, That holds his ashes, and expects her own."
ii. A daughter, who married Abraham Cottnam, a leading lawyer of Trenton. She had children: 1. Warrell Cottnam; 2. George Cottnam, licensed as an attorney, May, 1780; 3. Martha, m. Robert Hoops, who was a Major in the American Army in the Revolution.
JOHN WATSON.
John Watson, the first painter known to have settled in America, came from Scotland about 1715. and took up his residence at Perth Amboy. He returned to Europe, and brought thence to America a considerable collection of pictures. some of his own composition. So that "the first painter, and the first collection of paintings [in Amer- ica] of which we have any knowledge. were planted at Perth Amboy." Mr. Watson was so penurious that he was styled "the Miser of Perth Amboy," and besides was extremely irascible. He was unmarried, his family consisting of himself, a nephew, and a niece, for whom he had sent to Scotland soon after his establishment here. He died August 22, 1768, aged 83 years. and is buried in the rear of St. Peter's church. What became of his paintings is not known .- Whitehead's Perth Amboy, 125.
REV. JAMES WATT.
James Watt was in 1770 ordained and installed pastor of the Presby- terian Church at Cape May, N. J., by the First Presbytery of Phila- delphia. He died November 19, 1798. Upon his tombstone we read, "If disinterested kindness, integrity, justice and truth deserve the tributary tear, here it is claimed."
BENJAMIN WILLIAMS.
Benjamin Williams was a descendant of Matthew Williams, who was of Weathersfield, Conn., in 1636, and whose son, Matthew, was born in 1652 or 1653. The latter was among the Branford colonists who agreed to settle in Newark, but he went to Long Island, and thence to Barba- does, whence he was granted a ticket of migration to the Colonies, Jan. 14, 1678. He was admitted to Newark as a planter in 1680. In 1686 he took up land near the mountain-now Orange-and there he died, Nov. 12, 1732, in his eighty-first year. His oldest son, Amos Williams, lived on his father's place, and died there in 1754, aged 63 years. The oldest son of Amos was Benjamin, who is said to have been fourteen years old at his father's death. This must be an error, if he was the Benjamin
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WILLIAMS: WILLIAMSON: WITHERSPOON
Williams who in 1758 advertised a runaway negro servant. Benjamin, son of Amos, had a saw-mill, a cider mill and distillery, a tannery, cur- rying shop and shoe shop. He took a protection from the British when they marched through Newark in December, 1776, and on Feb. 27, 1777, took the oath of allegiance to the King and joined the Royal militia in New York. He soon became dissatisfied, or was persuaded by his patriot cousin, Captain Thomas Williams, to forsake his new allies, for on August 4, 1777, he renounced allegiance to the King, and took the oath of fidelity to the State of New Jersey. Thereafter he was quiescent during the war, his sympathies with the British, while pru- dence bade him be loyal to the country. So many of his relatives were of his mind that their neighborhood is to this day known as "Tory Corner." He died in 1826 .- Wickes's History of the Oranges, 50, 274, 30S.
GENERAL MATTHIAS WILLIAMSON.
Matthias Williamson was born about 1716, being the son of William Williamson, of Elizabethtown, who died Jan. 10, 1735. His mother was Margaret, daughter of Capt. Matthias DeHart; she married, second, William Chetwood, who kept a famous inn, known by "The Sign of the Nag's Head," in that ancient town, which she continued some years after his death, and as late as 1759 In that year Matthias lived near the tavern. He was Lieutenant of a company of cadets at Elizabethtown in 1740, and was High Sheriff of Essex County in 1757. In 1759 he was designated an alternate Pay- master of the New Jersey expedition against Canada. On Dec. 6, 1774, he was selected by his fellow citizens to serve on the Committee of Correspondence for Elizabethtown. He was commissioned Colonel of a regiment of light horse, Oct. 27, 1775; Brigadier General of the New Jersey Militia, Sept. 6. 1776: Brigadier General commanding a brigade, State troops, Nov. 27, 1776, which last named commission he resigned, Feb. 6, 1777. He also served as Assistant Deputy Quarter- master General, as Assistant Quartermaster General, and as Quarter- master General. In all these various positions he rendered good ser- vice to the patriot cause during the Revolution. He was a vestryman of St. John's Episcopal Church in 1749, and was an active and liberal supporter of that church for many years. He married Susanna Hal- sted. His residence was some years ago occupied as the Union Hotel. He died at Elizabeth, Nov. 8, 1807, aged 91 years. He was the father of Isaac H. Williamson, who was Governor and Chancellor of New Jersey, 1817-1829, and who died July 10. 1844; the latter was the father of the late ex-Chancellor Benjamin Williamson.
Mathias Williamson was a native of Elizabethtown. New Jersey. After graduating at Princeton College in 1770. he studied law, and was admitted to the Bar in November. 1774; but the war commencing, he became an officer in the Commissary department. Ile died in Eliza- bethtown in 1836. aged 84 .- N. J. Archives. XXVII., 268.
JAMES WITHERSPOON.
James Witherspoon, a son of President Witherspoon, was a young man of great promise, who graduated at Princeton College in 1770. He joined the American army as aide to General Nash, and was killed at the battle of Germantown, October 4, 1777 .- N. J. Archives, XXVII .. 268.
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WOODHULL: YOUNGLOVE
REV. JOHN WOODHULL.
John Woodhull was born in Suffolk County, Long Island. He studied theology with the Rev. John Blair, and was licensed by the Presbytery of New Castle in 176S. He settled at Leacock, Lancaster County, Penn- sylvania, where he was installed, August 1, 1770. Mr. Woodhull was a strenuous Whig, and while in this charge advocated the cause so elo- quently from the pulpit that he succeeded in enlisting as soldiers every male member of his congregation capable of bearing arms, he going with them as chaplain. In 1778 he succeeded the Rev. William Ten- nent at Freehold, New Jersey. During many years of his ministry he conducted a grammar school, and superintended the studies of young men preparing for the ministry. He was a Trustee of Princeton Col- lege for forty-four years. Mr. Woodhull received the degree of Doc- tor of Divinity from Yale in 179S. He died Nov. 22, 1824 .- Hist. of Old Tennent Church, by Rev. F. R. Symmes, 1897; Funeral Sermon.
YOUNGLOVE.
Younglove is an unusual name in Morris county. Israel (perhaps an error for Isaiah) Younglove is mentioned among the common pleas judges in 1760. Ezekiel Younglove, of Reddis Town, married Mary Lyon, May 16, 1746, and on presenting his child, Dorcas, for baptism, in the Morris- town church, Sept. 27, 1747, renewed his covenant as a member of the church.
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Index to Names
[The following index is to surnames only, except where Christian names appear in the titles to biographies. The bold face type indicates the class- ified biographies, of which there are 224].
A
Baker. 54. 93, 176
Baldwin (Jonathan) and family, 24 Baldwin, 33, 113. 123
Bancroft, 137
Banks, 172 Barbarous, 3S
Barbaroux, 3S, 91
Barber (Col. Francis) and family, 24, 25 Barber. 20S Barclay, 154
Bard, Samuel, 25
Bard, 13. 115. 204
Barnes, 80. 129, 130, 206
Barrett, 21
Barton, 77
Bartow (Thomas, 1st and 2d), 26
Basse, 78, 125
Bassett. 192
Bates, 27
Baxter. 3
Bayard, 151, 207
Baynton, 66
Beach (Rev. Abraham), 26
Beach. 50, 76
Beakes family, 27
Beaks. 56
Bearcroft, 166
Bears. 114
Beatty (Rev. Charles), 27, 28
Beatty, John, 2S
Bedford, 76
Beekman. 50, 177
Beere, 63 Belcher, 34, 43, 86
Belerjeau. 129
Bell. 21. 201
Bellerjeau, 131
Belleville. 57
Bellomont. 109
Belville, 131
Benezet, 26
Bennett, 45
Bergen. 130 Bernard, 23, 36, 142, 143, 144, 145, 147. 14S
Berrien family, 28, 29
Berrien. 100
Berry, 17
Bertaut, 26
Bertholf, 51
Bertie. 152
Bice. 50 Bickley, 21. 189
Bigelow, 75 Biles, 49. 69 Billing. 61
Bills. 44 Bingham. 61 Bioren, 116
Aaronson. ST Abbott, 103 Ackerman. 51, 9S Acrelius. 73 Acton, 11S
Adams (John, of Saxem) family, 1, 2 Adams, 51. 105. 111
Ainsley. 142. 143, 144, 145, 146
Albertson, 149 Alexander, 22, 137, 186, 209
Alexander (Lord Stirling), 26 Alger, 4 Allen (Rev. John of Woodbridge) family, 34 Allen, 10, 12, 19, 46, 78, 113, 129 Alling. 76
Allinson family, 5-12
Allinson. 90. 191 Allison family, 12-16
Allison, 91, 98, 101, 165, 166 Allston. 33 Alsop, 10. 12
Amberman, 199
Ambler. 189
Anderson, James, 1S
Anderson. 57, 129, 206 Andersons (of Bergen Co.), family, 16-1S Andrus. 129
Anthony. 204 Antill family, 18-22
Antill. 167
Antram. 41
Antrobus. 190
Arents. 50
Armitage. 165
Armstrong, 65. 140. 185
Arnold (Col. Jacob), 22 Arnold, 22. 68
Arthur (Rev. Thomas), 22 Ashfield. 120
Assheton, 110
Atkinson. 6. 7. 116, 189, 190
Auckersz. 172
Avise. 123 Axford, 130, 131
Averigg. 18
Aynesley (William, Chief Justice), 23. 24 Aynsley. 16S Ayres, 154
B
Bacon, S Bailey. 10 Baily, 10 Bainbridge, 201
214
INDEX.
Bishop. 8, 11, 90 Bispham. 6. 191 Black, 13, 46 Blackwell, Robert, 29
Blackwell, 6
Blair, Rev. Samuel, 29
Blair. 94, 124, 212
Blake, 79. 152
Blanchard family, 29-32 Blanchard, 51, 77
Blatchley. 93
Bloomfield family, 32-36 Bloomfield, Joseph, 36-40 Bloomfield, 104, 140, 187 Boa. 123 Bogert, 16, 17
Bolton. 189
Bong. 122, 123 Bongaert, 51, 184 Bonin, 204
Bonnel, 51
Booue, 141, 144, 147, 166
Borden family, 40-49
Borden. 134, 165
Bott, William, 49
Boudinot, Elias, 49 Boudinot, 28. 55, 58, 59, 109, 199, 201 Bound. 3
Bowlby. 80, 81
Bowne. 169
Boyd. 10, 11, 12, 108
Boxer, 98
Bozworth, 45
Braddock, 15
Bradford, William, 49
Bradford. 23. 56
Bradshaw, 78, 210
Brainerd, 28, 201
Braisier, Francis, 50
Brearley, 78
Brearly, 136
Breyant, Cornelis, 50, 51 Brian. 59. 60, 176 Briant, 59
Brick. 138
Bright, 183
Brinks, 5 Brinton, 89
Britain, 150 Britten, 5
Britton, 117
Britz, 150
Broadbent, 9
Broadhurst, 206
Brodhead, 185
Broughton, John, 52
Brown, Rev. Isaac, 52
Brown, 4. 19, 67, 156 Bruon, 161
Bryan, 59
Bryant family, 52-60
Bryant, 117, 119, 164
Budd (Rev. Thomas) and family, 60- 07
Budd (John) and family, 67. GS Budd, 41, 188, 189 Bullus, 39 Burd, 87 Burgo, 120 Burgin, 141 Burnet, 152 Burr, Aaron, GS, 69 Burr, 37, 49, 116
Burrowes, 14
Bustill. 189
Butcher, 149 Butler, 14 Butterworth. 43 Byard, 130 Byles, Major Thomas Langhorne, 69 Byllinge, 64, 82
C
Cadberry, 10
Cadmus, 31, 191
Cadwalader, 56, 58, 78, 129
Cadwallader, 69, 132, 179
Cairncross. 186
Caldwell, 16, 114
Callender. 22
Campbell (Rev. Colin) and family, 69. 70 Campbell, 19, 115
Camptone, 4 Carey, 88
Carl. 51, 52
Carleton, 85
Carman. 36
Carmichael, 206
Carr, 125
Carter, 154
Carteret, 200
Case, 80
Castner, 165
Chambers (Alexander) and family, 71 Chambers, 79, 94
Chamnis, 63
Champante, 109
Champion, 190
Champneys, 2
Chandler. 49, 77, 166, 167
Chapman. 39, 100, 129, 130
Charles, 65
Chattin, 9, 10
Chetwood, 16, 25, 32, 49, 211
Chew. 6
Childs, 102
Christian, 20
Church, 88 Clark, 6. 9, 10. 71. 93, 98, 136, 191, 198
Clarke, 206 ('larkson, 93, 186
Clausen, 20S
Clay, 73 Clayton, 41, 46, 125, 129
Clements. 102 Clinton. 27
Close. 171
Clothier, 5, 6, 191
Clunn, Capt. John, 71, 72
CInun, 57
Coates, 206
Cochran, Dr. John, 72
Cochran, 172
Cocker. 75 Coe. 179
Coelbach, 94
Coerman, 51 Coieman, 52
Colburn, 39
Colden, 18, 19, 20, 53, 111
Cole. 187
Collas, 122 Colles, 22 Collin, Rev. Nicholas, 72-74 Collings, 13 Collins, 8. 62. 64, 65, 104, 108, 176 Colton, 90, 92
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INDEX.
Conaroe, 103 Condit, 76 Conkling, 67 Conover, 44 Cook family, 74-77
Cook, 42, 47, 166 Cooke, Rev. Samuel, 77 Cooper, 6, 8, 10, 75, 77, 128, 138 Cornbury, 42, 109 Cornelious, 120 Corson, 66 Cortselius, 93 Cosby, 83, 209
Cottnam, Abraham, 78
Cottnam, 80, 81, 130, 182, 210
Donop, 157
Coursier, 29
Douglass, 46
Dove, 207 Drake, 180
Drummond, 208
Dubois, 185
Duffield, 58, 59
Dugdale, 8
Duke, 118
Dunham, 33
Dunlap, 107, 124
Dunn, 98
Durlandt, 18
du Simitiere. 56
Dutton, 11, 90
Duyckinck, 157
E
Eakin, Rev. Samuel, 97
Earl, 6, 52, 61, 190
Earle, 41, 178
Earll, 191
Eastburn family, 97-99
Eaton family, 99, 100
Eaton, Rev. Isaac, 100
Eaton, 28, 192
Eckley, 82. 86
Edsall, 28
Edwards, 15, 44, 47, 64, 68. 150
Eerl, 178
Eggers, 11
Einley, 189
Eldridge, 62
Ellis family, 101-105
Ellis, 13, 14, 37, 39, 62, 90, 181
Ellison, 4, 20
Elmer, 25
Ellsworth, 171
Ely, 58, 75, 129
Emlen, 81, 195
Eoff, Jacob, 105
Eoff, 159
Erichzon, 177
Erskine, Capt. Robert, 105
Erwin, 46
Estaugh, 149
Etsels, 200
Evans, Rev. Nathaniel, 106, 107
Evans, 98, 137, 139
Ewing family, 108
Ewing, 131
Demarest, 16, 17 Demoney, 51
Dennis, 3, 4, 40, 98 Dennison, 47 Denys, 181 DePeyster, 179 Derjee, 31 DeVaucelles, 38, 91 Devens, Richard, 96
DeWitt, Rev. Peter, 96 DeWitt, 77 Dey, 30 Dickason, 42 Dickerson, 139, 154
Dickinson, 137
Dill, 98 Dillwyn, 195
Dimsdale, 189
Dixon, 30, 58, 75
Dobbins, 7
Dole, 149
Donaldson, 149
Donington, 77
Cousens, 11
Covenhoven, 198
Cowell family, 79-81
Cox, 56, 58, 59, 102 Coxe, Daniel, 1st, 2d, 3d, 4th and 5th, 81-92
Coxe, William, 92
Coxe. 13, 37, 3, 39, 43, 63, 78, 103, 132, 175, 189, 207
Cozzens. 25 Crage, 71
Craige, 103
Cramer, 202
Crane (Benjamin) and family, 93
Crawford, 152 Crips, 61, 62 Crispin, 190 Croes, 16. 73
Crolius family, 93, 94 Crosby, 189 Crosse, 41
Cumming, Rev. Alexander, 94 Cumming, John Noble, 95, 96
Cumming, 22
Cummings, 110
Cummins, 57, 129, 204
Cuthbert. 199 Cuyler. 11
D
Dally, 122 Darby. 30 Darcy, 76
Davenport, Rev. John, 96
Davenport, 160, 190, 195
Davidson, 105 Davies, 21 Davis, 109, 112, 130, 171, 192 Day, 195 Dayton, 136 Dean, 54 Deane, 58, 59 Deare, 53, 98, 119 de Bass, 35
DeBow, 47 ' DeCline, 129 DeCou, 129, 130, 131 DeCow, 10, 57 DeHart, 211
Eyre, 70
Farre, 62 Fauconier (Peter) and family, 108- 110 Fauconier, 204 Faulkner, 179
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INDEX.
Feavor, 53 Fell (John) and family, 110, 111 Fell. 173, 174, 186
Fenimore, 12, 189, 190
Fennimore, 103
Fenton, 189 Fenwick, 1, 2, 62, 118
Field, 126, 199, 202
Finley, 184 Finney, 165, 166
Fischer. 159
Fisher, Hendrick, 111, 112
Fisher. 47, 79, 181
Fithian, Philip Vicars, 112 Fitzgerald. 59 Fitz Randolph, 3, 4, 33, 125 Flaningam, 138
Fogg, 3 Foote, 19, 21 Footman, 87 Force, 87
Ford, Jacob, 1st and 2d, 112, 113
Ford, 18, 22, 37, 46, 114, 203 Forman, 122, 137, 160 Forrest. 149
Fortescue. 185
Foster, Ebenezer, 113, 114
Foster, 11, 12
Fowle, 40, 42 Fowler. 68
Fox, 125 Francis, 87
Franklin, 34, 46, 84, 92, 103, 113, 127, 150, 158, 175
Fraser, George, Jr., 114 Fraser, 132
Frazee, 32 Frazer, Rev. William, 115
Frazer, 70 Freeman, 112 Frelinghuysen, Gen. Frederick, 115 Fresneau. 109 Furgler, Francis, 115, 116 Furman, Moore, 116 Furman, 86
G
Gage, 151, 152 Gallatin, 111 Galloway. 84 Gano, 117 Garbett, 206 Gardiner, 45, 102
Gardner, 62 Garring, 31
Garrison, 169
Gaskill, 6
Gauthier, 29, 30 Gerneaux (Francis) and family, 117 Gibbon family, 118 Gibbon, 187 Gibbs, 170 Giffard. 32 Gilbertliorpe, 27
Giles. 33, 35, 37 Gill, 123 Gillis, 176 Githens. 6 Glenn. 137 Goelet, Francis, 119
Goetschins, 184 Goodwin, 81 Gordon, Andrew, 120 Gordon, Lewis, 120
Gordon, Peter, 120, 121 Gordon, 22, 79 Gosling, 62, 65 Gould, 2, 118 Gouverneur, 151, 178
Graham, 52, 165
Gray, Capt. James, 121 Greasy, 3
Green, Rev. Enoch, 121, 122
Green, 58, 203, 206
Gregory, 76
Griffith, 1, 9, 37, 90, 91
Griggs, 119
Griscom, 149 Griswould. 74
Groome, 63 Grover, 40, 41, 42, 44, 45, 46
Grubb, 63
Guest family, 122, 123 Gummere, 126
Gutridge, 178
Guyot, 140
H
Hacket, 14
Haines, 11, 171
Hains, 60
Hales, 77 Hall, 14, 63. 80, 107, 122
Halsey, 77, 93
Halstead, 15, 31, 32 Halsted, Dr. Robert, 123, 124
Halsted, 211
Hamilton, 24, 37, 43, 69, 82
Hampton, 32, 138, 141
Hance. 35, 42, 46, 47, 49
Hancock, 62, 118
Hankinson. 129
Hanlon, 130
Harding, 61
Hardy, 149, 166
Haring, 16
Harker, Rev. Samuel, 124, 125
Harriman, 30
Harriot, 63
Harris, 40, 94
Harrison, 13, 34, 46, 63, 83, 176 Harrow, 86 Hart, 67, 100, 176, 206
Hartshorne family, 125, 126
Hartshorne, 156, 157, 158, 169, 188
Harvey, 189
Haslehurst, 189
Hatfield, 25, 171, 199
Hawkins, 46
Haws, 79 Hay, 50
Heard, Gen. Nathaniel, 126-128
Heard, 4
Heaton, Rev. Samuel, 128
Hebbard, 7
Hebron, 155
Hedden, 95, 114
Hedge, 2, 118
Henderson, Dr. Thomas, 128
Henderson, 201 Henry, Samuel, 128-131
Henry, 182, 183
Herriot, 128
Herriott, 35, 159
Hervey, 21
Heulings. 13, 102, 103
Hewitt, 106 Newlings, 5, 11, 103, 104
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INDEX.
Higbee, 182 Higbie, 184 Hignett, 11 Hill, 63, 149 Hiltzhimer, 115 Himroth, 162 Hinchman, 10, 102, 149, 179 Hoagland, 171 Hoagland. (see Hooglandt) Hodge, 140 Hoffman, 22, 150
Holliday, 55 IIollingshead, 175 Hollinshead, 102, 103, 191 Holme, 207
Holmes, 5, 41 Home, Archibald, 131-133 Hooglandt, Christopher, 133 Hooper, 56, 78, 86, 130, 132, 141, 159, 168
Hoops, 78, 81, 210
Hooten, 57 Hcoton, 13 Hopkins, 176
Hopkinson, Francis, 133, 134 Hopkinson. 48
Horner, 190
Horton, Azariah, 135
Horton, 67, 154
Iloskins, 5, 103 Houdin, Rev. Michael, 135 Hoult, 62
Houston (William family, 135-137
Churchill) and
Houston, 131
How, 101
Howe. 46, 85, 104
Howell, David, 138
Howell, 120, 130, 131, 154, 163 Hude, 5 Huffe, 62 Hugg, Joseph, 1st, 138 Hugg, William, 138 Hugg, 176 Hughes, John, 139 Hughes, 8, 11
Hulet, 169 Humphreys, 37, 100 Humphries. 191 Hunloke, 21, 82
Ifunt, Abraham, 139
Hunt, 15, 49, 57, 58. 116, 117, 130, 131 Hunter, Michael, 141 Hunter, Rev. Samuel, 1st and 2d, 139- 141 Hunter, 13. 83, 109, 112, 120, 199 Hurley, 138 Hutcheson, 62 Hutchinson, 13, 49
I
Imlay, 77 Ingersoll, 174 Inskeep. 33 Inslee, 130 Ivins, 103
J
Jackson, Rev. Wilhelmus, 141 James, 184 Janeway, 94 Janse, 172 Jaquett, 73
Jay, 68, 186 Jefferson, 37, 69 Jelf, Joseph, 1st and 2d, 141 Jenings, 60, 62, 64 Jenkins, 155 Jenny, 110 Jervis, 36 Jobs, 98 Johnes, 113 Johnson, 2. 18, 93, 102, 118, 131, 133, 151, 161, 176
Johnston, 31, 53, 105, 155, 169 Joline, 98 Jones, Chief Justice Nathaniel, 140- 149 Jones, 2, 15, 76, 81, 97, 98, 100, 139, 168, 197 Joy, 191
K
Kaighn family, 149
Kals, Rev. John William, 149 Katts, 123
Kearny, Michael, 150
Kearny. 53, 56. 77, 159
Keen, Mounee (Moses), 150
Keen, 157
Keith, 64, 65
Kelly, 66
Kemble family, 150-152
Kemble, 119
Kempe, 84. 87, 88
Kennard, 138
Kennedy, Archibald, Ist and 2d, 152. 153
Kennedy, Rev. Samuel, 153, 154
Kennedy, 121, 201
Kenney, 22
Kenny, 203
Ker, Rev. Nathan, 154
Keteltas, Rev. Abraham, 154
Kewman, 51
Keyt, 93
Kidd, 43
Kierstead, 109
King, Constant, 154
King, 8, 12, 93
Kinney, 22
Kinsey, 7. 62. 83, 87
Kip. 50, 178. 191
Kirberger, 162
Kirkpatrick, 165
Kitchel, 76
Kitchell, 113
Klein. 162
Kuyper, 50
L
Lack, 94 Ladd, John, 1st and 2d, 154, 155
Ladd. 102
Lambert, 56 Lane, Henry, 155
Langhorne, 69
Lansetter, 20
Laurens, 176
Laurie, Thomas, 155
Lanrie, 61 Lawrence family, 156-159 Lawrence, 6, 7, 45, 46, 103, 122, 125 170, 183 Lawrie, 46, 59 Layton, 11
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INDEX.
Leach, 21 Leaver, 9, 10 Leaveraft. 191 LeConte. 100. 15S Ledden, 130, 131 Lee. TS Leeds. 56. 60. 65 Lefferty (Bryan) and family, 159, 160 Legrange. 50 Lehman, 64
Leonard, Thomas, 160 Leonard. 3. 77. 112, 170 Leslie. 53, 162, 202 Lester. 178
Levis, 46, 47
Leviston. 129
Lewis. 10, 12 Lippincott. 47. 60. 77, 190, 195 Little. 39
Livingston, Col. William Smith, 160 Livingston, 49, 55, 59, 96, 136, 198 Lloyd. 46, 47 Lobb. 56 Loch, 94 Lock, 94 Logan. 11. 165. 193. 194, 195 Long, 62
Longworth, Isaac, 160. 161
Longworth, Thomas, 160, 161 Longworth, 172 Looker. 3
Lord, 123 Losier. 16
Louden, ST Loudon. 135. 193
Lovelace, 83
Lowry, 131
Lucas. 61. 138
Lues, 189
Lupton. 98
Lyon, Rev. James, 161 Lyon, Capt. Joseph, 161, 162 Lyon, 68, 212
M
Macpherson. 20. 28 Macquarie. 19
Mcwhorter. 95
Madison, 135
Mahoult. 29. 30
Malcolm. 133
Mandeville, 31 Manely. 94 Manley. 94
Mannington. St
Marriott. 13 Marschalk. 111
Marselis, 167 Marsh, 31. 36. 203
Martin. 69. 129, 171
Maskell, 108 Mason. 149 Mathis. 71 Matlack. S Mattison. 77 Mattox. 41 Maxwell, Gen. William, 162-164 McAdam. 30 McCain family, 164, 165
MeCall. 88. 152 McCrea. 159 McDonald. 159 MeEowen (Daniel) and family, 165 McGee. 14
McIlvaine, 36, 37, 39, 87, 90 McIntosh, 111 McKean family, 164, 165 McKean, Rev. Robert, 166, 167
McKean, 23, 48
McMurtrie. 90
Mead, 31, 208 Meet. 31
Meghee, 14 Melick (see Moelich)
Mellon, 46
Merry, 76
Mersellis, Peter, 167
Meisereau. 35
Metcalt, 98
Meyer, 207
Meyers, 93
Mickle, 176
Middagh, 133, 178
Middah, 52
Middleton, 46, 103
Milbourn, 61
Millan, 202
Miller, Ebenezer, 167, 168
Miller, Paul, 168
Miller, 27. 74. 76, 77, 115
Mills, 30, 123
Milnor. 183
Mitchell, 81
Mode. 207
Moelich, John, 162
M ggridge. 19
Monroe, 10 Monrow, 191
Monsiur. 62
Montgomery, 100
Montressor. 127
Moore, 3. 20, 120
Morey, 14
Morgan, Abel, 124
Morgan, 27. 93
Morris, Robert Hunter, Chief Justice, 168 Morris. 18, 23. 27, 32, 58, 64. 76. 77. 86. 132. 141, 142, 143, 146, 147, 148, 150. 167. 177. 182, 209
Morss. 31
Morton, Rev. Andrew, 169
Morton. 74
Mott, William, 169
Mount, 77
Mountere (Montier) William, 170
Mowbray. 7
Mulford, 187
Mulladay, 14
Mulock, 176
Munroe. 103
Murrell, 103
Murrow, 58
Mver, 17, 205
N
Nagel. 17 Nash, 211 Neal, 34 Neale. 10
Nefie, 98
Neilson, James, 170
Neilson, 98. 119, 136, 199
Nevill, 62, 145, 146, 148, 168 Newell, Dr. James, 170 Newell. 157. 158, 159 Niccols, 67 Nicholson, 9, 10
219
Nicoll, 7 Nixon, 14, 22, 122 Noble, 95, 201 Noe, 98 North, 26 Nutman, 203 Nyberg, 54
Oake, 172 Obin, 59 Odell, 157 Ogborne, 189, 190
Ogden, Rev. John Cosins, 170
Ogden, Jonathan, 170 Ogden, Robert, 3d, 171 Ogden, Uzal, 171, 172
Ogden, 25, 33, 34, 52, 67, 119, 123, 145, 146, 160, 161, 197, 203
Ogle, 152 Oglebee, 129, 130, 131 Olive, 61 Orr, 105
Orseltie, 200
Osborn, 93 Ouke, William, 172
Onthout, 59 Outwater, 184 Ovin, 3 Owein, 189 Owen, 99, 190
P
Philips, 129, 130, 131, 137 Phillips, Ephraim, 174 Phyle, Francis, 115, 116 Physick, 92 Pickman, 2
Picton, 140
Pidgeon, William, 174, 175
Pidgeon, 58, 78, 84
Pierson, 76
Pike. 3. 38
Pinkerton, 57, 58
Pitney, 206
Plasket. 58
Plaskett. 57
Platt, 171
Plumb, 76
Pockley, 19, 20
Polk, 94
Pool. 98
Porter, 62
Post, 18
Potter. 195
Potts, 27, 45, 46, 91
Powell, 4, 133
Powelson, 200
Price, Robert Friend, 175, 176
Price, 37 Probasco, 98
Provoost family, 176-178
Provoost, 20
Pugh, 11
Pullisfelt. 208
Purdy. 68
Purple, 20
Putnam, 199
Q
Quackenbos, 16
R
Rall, 57
Ramsay, Col. Nathaniel, 178
Ramsay, 133
Ramsey. 122
Randolph. 93 Rapalye, Garret, 178-181
Raper, 60 Ravensworth, 23
Rawle, 41 Read, 102. 116, 133, 134, 145, 146, 151 193, 197
Reading, George, 181
Reading, Thomas, 181
Paxson, 6, 191
Reading, 28. 37, 63, 102, 187
Redford, 155
Redman, 84, 91
Reed, Andrew, 182
Reed, 18. 86, 116, 197
Reemer, George, 182
Reeve. 171, 174
Reid. 18, 26
Reidford, 120
Reinder. 177 Remer, 165
Remington, 187
Remini, 93 Remsen, 22
Renshawe, 189
Reynolds, John, 182, 183 Rezeau, 29, 31
Rhea. 120 Rhind. 111 Richards, 77
Page. 9 Paget, 108 Palmer, 68 Parke, 81
Parker, James, 173, 174
Parker, 3, 9, 46, 47, 110, 120, 128, 186 Parkinson. 59 Parrish, 92
Parrott, 75, 151
Parsell, 98
Parsons, 17, 108 Paten, 37
Paterson, William, 174
Paterson, 136, 171 Paton, 33, 37 Patterson, 86 Pattison, 126
Paul, 176 Paulding. 151 Paxon, 206
Paxton, 57 Peachy, 61 Pearce, 78, 138
Peek, 16 Peer, 75 Peirce, 78
Pemberton, Ebenezer, 174
Pemberton, 94 Penicr. 165
Penn, 2, 22, 53. 61, 62, 155, 168, 197
Pennington, 172
Penvea, 129 Peream, 135 Perkins. 60, 75, 103 Perry, 7 Pettet. 177 Pettit, Charles, 174 Pettit, 116 Pew, 46
INDEX.
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INDEX.
Richardson, '41, 100 Richbell, 169 Riche, 87, 182 Richman, John, 183 Richmond, Jonathan, 183 Ricky, 130 Riddell, 140 Ridgeway, 197 Ridgway, 191 Riggs, 172
Robbins, 11, 46
Roberdes, 175
Roberts, 123
Robertson, 110
Robeson, 58, 163, 164
Robins, 77
Rodgers, 202
Rodman, 66, 103
Roe. 175 Rogers, 46, 47, 48, 90 Rolf, 4 Roll, 93 Romeyn, Rev. Dirck, 184
Rosbrouck (Rosbrough), Rev. John, 185 Ross, 21
Rossell, 26, 27
Rousby, 155
Rowland, 201
Runyon, 52, 98
Rush, 28. 199
Rutan, 51
Rutherford, Robert, 185
Rutherford, 110
Rutherfurd, Major Walter, 186
Rutherford, 173, 174
Ryerson, Marten, 187
Ryerson, 181
Rynders, 177, 178
S
Sackett family, 187
Salnave, 122
Saltar, 145, 148 Sandiland, 66 Sanford, 93
Saunders, 5
Sawyer. 68. 181
Sayre family, 187
Sayre, 16, 77, 87
Scattergood, Joseph, 187, 188 Scattergood, 5 Schank, 202
Schenck, Rev. William, 188
Schenck, 95
Schlatter, 149 Schouten, 187 Schut, 176 Schuyler, 25, 30, 32, 72, 110, 122, 152, 193 Scott, 44, 98 Scriba, 39
Scudder. 54, 93, 128
Seabrook, 46
Seabury, 70, 170 Searson. 62 Seeley, 150 Sellers, 122
Sergeant, 24, 137 .Severns, 129 Shard, 185 Sharp, Isaac, 188 Sharp, 101, 123 Sharpe, 82
Shaw, 30, 103 Shawthorne, 190 Shevileer, 138 Shinn, John, 188-191 Shinn, 6, 65 Shippen, 50, 90 Shirley, 168
Shotwell, 114 Shreve, 13, 15 Simmons, Peter, 191, 192 Simpson, Rev. John, 192 Sinclair, Col. Sir John, 192 Sine, 68 Skene, 189
Skillman, Rev. Isaac, 192
Skinner, Major John, 193
Skinner, 36, 88, 152, 173, 209
Sly, 114 Small, 15
Smith, John, 193, 194
Smith, Rev. Samuel Stanhope, 194, 195
Smith, Sarah Logan, 195
Smith, 4, 5, 6, 8, 11, 13, 23, 54, 55, 56, 58, 59, 60, 70, 75, 78, 89, 90, 98, 103. 106, 119, 129, 131, 137, 143, 168, 176, 181, 182, 206
Smyth, 131
Snow, 57
Snowden, 12, 13, 14, 71
Somers, 137
Sonmans, 109
Southard, 154
Sower, 84
Spangenburg, 53
Spencer, 15, 16, 40, 58. 79, 100, 129, 183
Spicer, Thomas, 195
Spinning, 16
Squire, 75
Stacy, 27, 62, 183, 189
Stelle, Benjamin, 196
Stelle, Pontius, 196
Stelle, 99
Stephens, 77
Stenart, 169
Steuben, 25
Stevens, 186, 206
Steward, 159, 190
Stiles, 31
Stille, 57, 123
Stinson. 15
Stirling (Lord), 186, 203
Stites, 117
Stockton, John, 196, 197
Stockton, Richard, 197-199
Stockton, Richard V., 199
Stockton, Samuel Witham, 199
Stockton, 7, 87, 90, 95, 136, 139, 140, 171, 190 Stokes, 95 Story, 71
Stotesbury. 139
Stout, 14, 15, 43, 46, 101, 156
Stoutenburg, 176
Strahan, 107
Strang. 68
Stratton, 74 Streit, 200
Streydt, 200 Strickland, 77
Strong, 17
Struyt, Christian, 200
Stryker, 28, 111 Stuart, 16, 62, 168
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INDEX.
Sullivan, 25 Sutphen, 204 Sutton, 12 Sweetman, 104
T
Talbot, 78 Tappan, 75 Tatum, 10, 12 Taylor, Matthew, 200 Taylor, 15, 98, 125, 200
Teller, 133
Tellet, 133
Templer, 192
Tennent, Rev. William, 201, 202
Tennent, Rev. William Mackay, 202
Tennent, 27, 49, 87, 94, 95, 97, 212
Terhune, 18, 51, 184
Terrick, 29, 107
Terrill, Ephraim, 202
Terrill, 31
Territt, 13
Terry, 128
Thomas, 90, 102
Thompson, James, 202
Thompson, 71, 72, 76, 77, 93, 111, 158
Thomson, William, 202
Thomson, 5, 190
Thorne, 114, 175
Tiler, 46
Tilghman, S7
Tilton, 44, 45, 47, 125, 195
Tole, 100
Tomkin, 104
Tooker, Charles, 203
Tooley, 46
Towle, 62
Treat, 101
Trent, 27, 182, 183
Trimble, 19
Truxtou, 36
Tucker, 7, 44, 56, 78, 112, 157, 182, 183, 209
Tuckneys, 13
Tuite, 151
Turbutt, 87
Tuthill, Samuel, 203
Tuthill, 22
Tuttle, Rev. James, 203, 204
Tuttle, 128, 179
Tyler, 187 Tymens, 178
U
Underhill, 67
V
Valleau, Peter, 204 Valleau, 29, 109
Van Artsdalen, Rev. Jacob, 204
Van Boskerck, Lourens Andriessen, 201, 205
Van Brugh, 95
Van Bunschooten, Rev. Elias, 205
Van Buskirk, 110, 204
Van Campen, 159
Van Cleve, Benjamin, 205, 206
Van Cleve, 122, 137
Van Cortlandt, 140, 151
Vanderoif, 51 Van Derveer, Dr. Lawrence, 206 Van Derveer, 200
Van der Vorst, 207 Vandewater, 93, 177
Van Dien, 177
Van Duyn, 50
Van Echtsveen, 176
Van Exveen, 176
Van Gijsse, 50
Van Hook, 95
Van Hoorn, 16
Vanhorn, Rev. Peter Peterson, 206, 207 Vanhorn, 92, 192
Van Horne, Jacobus (James), 207
Van Horne, 20
Van Imburgh, 177
Van Inburgh, 176
Van Meter family, 207
Van Nuyse, 172
Van Wagoner, 21
Van Winckel, 51
Van Winkle, 27, 31
Van Wyck, 178
Van Zandt, 110, 174, 186
Varick, 30
Verbrugge, 176
Vergereau, 49, 50
Vescelius (see Vierselius)
Vial, 98
Vicars, 41, 42
Vierselius, Dr. George Andrew, 207
Vincent, 29
Von Kirk, 120
Voorhees, Rev. Stephen, 20S
Voorhees, 98
Voorheis, 120
Vorhize, 172
Vreelandt, 184
W
Waddell, 158
Waldron, 50
Walker, 4, 5, 114
Wall, 33, 35
Walton, 103, 117, 154
Wanton, 100
Ward, Peter, 20S
Ward, 17, 34, 76, 77
Wardell, John, 209
Wardell, 99
Ware, 123
Warner, 62
Warrell, Joseph, 209, 210
Warrell, 78
Warren, 152
Washington, 22, 25, 30, 127, 140, 15S
Wasse, 63
Waterhouse, 53
Watkin, 2 Watley, 184
Watson, Jolın, 210
Watson, 48, 56, 90
Watt, Rev. James, 210
Watts, 55, 153
Wattson, 53
Weatherby, 118
Webb, 156
Webley, 44
Wells, 15, 98
Welsh, 11
Wenem, 51
West, 6, 13S
Westcoat, 13S
Westerveld, 51 Westervelt, 52, 176, 178, 192
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Wetherell, 5 Weygand, 200 Wharton, 59 Wheat, 5 Wheate, 190 Wheeler, 76 White, 44, 45, 47, 56, 114, 116, 125
Whitefield, 97 Whitehead, 55, 150
Whittier, 11
Wickersham, 92 Wickes, 35 Wicsell, 72
Widdifield, 7 Wiggins, 37 Wilcocks, 94
Wiley, 123
Wilkins, 176, 181 Willard, 195
Williams, Benjamin, 210, 211
Williams, 49, 75, 78, 184
Williamson, Gen. Matthias, 211 Williamson, 98
Wills, 19, 61, 176
Wilson, 59
Wilston, 190
Winans, 76
Wing, 99
Winne, 51 Witherspoon, James, 211
Witherspoon, 50, 136, 195, 197
Woglaam, 184 Wolfe, 135 Wood, 35, 171 Woodhull, Rev. John, 212
Woodhull, 171
Woodroof, 41
Woodruff, 54, 55, 58, 93, 141
Woodward, 43, 103
Wooley, 44, 71, 184
Woolley, 46, 47
Woolman, 191
Woolston, 61
Worrington, 103
Wortendyke, 17
Worthley, 43
Wortman, 76
Wright, 101, 114, 129, 130, 177, 206
Wrighton, 5
Y
Yard, 116, 129, 130, 131, 183 Yeo, 62
Youngs, 67 Younglove, 212
Z
Zabriskie, 17 Zane, 9, 10, 138
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