Harbeson, Seend, Thompson, and Wainwright Families of New Jersey

Generation 10
Pietro Caesare Alberti b: abt 1605-10 Malamocco, Italy immigrated to New Amsterdam (New York City) in 1635 from Amsterdam, Holland	married 24 Aug 1642 Dutch Church in New Amsterdam	Judith Meynjie (Manje) dau. of -Jan and Martha (Chumart) Meynjie or Manje of Brooklyn

Children (partial list):

• Jan (John) ALBERTUS bap: 30 Aug 1643 d: Apr 1691 m: Elizabeth SCUDDER
• Marles (Martha?) ALBERTI bap: 7 May 1645
• Aert (Arthur)ALBERTI bap: 14 Apr 1647 d: 1692 at Hempstead, L.I. m: Elizabeth WAY
• Mary ALBERTI bap: 27 Jun 1649 m: John Pietersen BAND
• Francyntje ALBERTI bap: 2 Apr 1651 died young
• William ALBERTI bap: 31 Mar 1652 d: 1730's m: Mehetbel
• Francyn ALBERTI bap 3 May 1654 m: John ALEWYN

Family History

Sources:

• Antrim, Harriet S., Records of the Antrim Family in America, 1899 (CS71 A614, 1899)
• Genealogical Magazine of NJ, Vol 13, No. 4

Generation 9
Jan (John) Albertus son of Pietro Alberti bap: 30 Aug 1643 at New Amsterdam (New York City), NY d: Apr 1691 Newtown, LI, NY	married 1666 (69) New York City, NY	Elizabeth Scudder dau. of John and Dorothy Mary (King) Scudder b: 6 Mar 1641; or bap: 18 Mar 1649/50 Salem, Mass m(1st) Jan Albertus m(2nd)(abt Nov 1693) William Lawrence of Middletown, NJ d: 28 Feb 1704 Salem, Essex, MA

Children (partial list):

• John ALBERTUS b: 1667(9)? d: Jan 1709/10 m: Sarah Ellison
• Elizabeth ALBURTUS (1669 Hempstead, Long Island, NY - 28 Mar 1706 Windham, Rockingham, NH) m(1680 Long Island City, Qyueens, NY): Dr. John STEWART (1667 - 1704)
• Samuel ALBURTIS (1670 Long Island City, Hempstead, Nassau Co., NY - 14 Oct 1752 Long Island City, Hempstead, Nassau Co., NY)
• Mehitable ALBURTIS b: 1670's m: James LAWRENCE of Monmouth Co., NJ

Jan, also known as John Albertus (not to be confused with his son John) owned considerable property in the town of Newtown, R.I. His will, dated 14 Jan 1689/90 and codicil 1691 April, left property to his wife, four children and brother William (Gen. Mag. of NJ, Vol 13, No. 4)

Sources:

• Antrim, Harriet S., Records of the Antrim Family in America, 1899 (CS71 A614, 1899)
• Geneological Magazine of NJ, Vol 13, No 4.
• JoettaJohn; Angel Family Tree; Ancestry.com #15560869; June 2013

Updated 2013.06.20

Generation 8
John Albertus son of Jan (John) and Elizabeth (Scudder) Albertus b: abt 1668 Hempstead, Nassau, NY d: 1709 Mansfield, Burlington Co., NJ	married 1691 Mansfield, Burlington Co., NJ	Sarah Ellison or Allison Richard and Alice (Lawrence) Ellison b: 1671 Hempstead, Nassau, NY d: Jan 1710 Mansfield, Burlington Co., NJ

Children:

• John BURTIS (1668 Hempstead, Nassau Co., NY - 1749 Whitehall, NY) 9 m: Elizabeth
• Richard Burtis (1698 Long Island City, Queens, NY - 1767) m: Ann BULLOCK
• Martha "Marty" BURTIS (1703 Mansfield, Burlington, NJ - 1798 Berkely, WV) m: 1729 Robert WORTHINGTON of Shackamaxon, Pa
• Sarah BURTIS m(1st): Jonathan BURDGE (1693 - 1762): m(2nd): Hugh WILCOCKS

John Albertus is frequently mentioned in Newtown records and as living at Maspeth Kill there as late as Apr. 19, 1708, when he sold his six tracts of land and meadow to Richard Betts, Jr and soon after moved to White Hill, in Mansfield Tp. N.J. near the present Bordentown, where his "brother" Richard Ellison (Allison) had bought a plantation in 1695. The deed for his property is not recorded. He is described as yeoman or planter. (Gen. Mag. of NJ, Vol 13, Issue 4 pg 76)

Abstract of Will

1709 Dec 29. Albertus, John, of Mansfield Township, Burlington Co., planter; will of. Wife Sarah: children - John, Richard, daughters names not given, and an expected child. Real and personal estate. Executors - the wife, brother James Laurence and brother Richard Ellison. Witnesses - Nathan allen, Wm. Biddle, Joseph Plumleigh, John Richardson, Charles Macklane. Proved March 16, 1709-10 Lib 1, p. 262

1709-10 Jan 14. Inventory of the personal estate L460.14.4, incl. a Bible 6 sh, four bonds L200, four slaves L100, made by Nathan Alen, Charles Mackelene and Joseph Reckless (NJ Abstract of Wills Vol I)

Sources:

• Antrim, Harriett S., Records of the Antrim Family in America, 1899 (CS71, A614, 1899)
• Gen. Mag. of NJ, Vol 13, Issue 4
• NJ Abstract of Wills Vol I
• Polskster523; Polk Familty Tree; Ancestry.com #9289045, June 2013

Generation12
Thomas Angell son of Robert Angell b: 1542 d: 1583	married	Anne Harby b: 1540

The family was said to be descended from Henry de Angele of Anjou. He was a relation of King Henry I by whom in 1128 he was created Abbot of Peterborough and on resigning the Abbey took up abode in Peakirk.

In 1581 Thomas Angell was buried at Peakirk...He was a wealthy farmer, by his first marriage he was left one son John, and by his second wife he had six sons survived him.

John Angell, son by the first marriage of Thomas Angell located himself at Abbots Ripton in Huntingdonshire, from him came a long line of Angells listed in the parish records until recently. The sons of Thomas Angell by his second marriage were John, Thomas, William (Afterwards known as the first purchaser of Crowhurst) Randall, Edward and Robert.

William Angell being of an ambitious nature left Peakirk and sought his fortune in London, where having established himself as a citizen and fishmonger, and having amassed a large fortune, he purchased Crowhurst in Surrey. Eventually he became fishmonger to King James I, he died in 1629 leaving amongst other children John his eldest son and heir at law.

John Angell (son of the above) became caterer to King James I, Charles I and Charles II, and Chief Warder of the Outer Gate of Windsor Castle and Keeper of the Armoury and Ordinance there.

 

Children:

• William ANGELL (1565 - 1629) m: Joan Povey (1565 - 1608)

Sources:

• Chantele Wright; Chantele's Family Tree; http://trees.ancestry.com/ tree/54550370/ person/13736561189?ssrc= ; Aug 2013

updated 08.30.2013

Generation 11
William Angell son of Thomas and Anne (Harby) Angell b: 1562 Peakirk, London, ENG d: Oct 1629 bur: 30 Oct 1629 St. Thomas the Apostle, London, ENG	married first	Lady Joan Elizabeth Povey dau. of John and Elizabeth (Hobson) Povey b: 1562 London, ENG d: 17 Aug 1608 Middlesex, ENG
	married second 8 January 1615/16	Elizabeth Eveson

William was born in Peakirk, Northamptonshire around 1560. He went to London where he became a member of the Fishmonger's Company. He was admitted to the Livery of Fishmongers Co. 9 Dec. 1594, became a member of Fishmonger's Court of Assistants 1597 and a Warden of the Company in 1611.

William was also appointed as Sergeant Accatery or Provisioner to The King, probably acquired for him by Sir John Povey. This post had cost William 1500 pounds.

In 1605 William was the part owner of a ship called the Triall, with his brother in law John Halsey (married to Jane Povey), and two others. The ship was rented out to an Arthur Chambers for a trip to Virginia. William must have been suspicious about the venture as he placed his right hand man Roger Bamford on board for the trip. The ship never got to the Americas, instead Chambers sailed around the English and Irish coasts throwing wild parties funded by selling the ships tackle. Bamford attempted to complain but was held prisoner and it is believed that the ship was used for a spot of piracy off the coast of Spain. Chambers finally dumped the ship in Ireland and ran off to join a well known pirate.

In 1608 Joan Povey died and was buried at St Thomas Aspotle in the City of London. It was not until 8 January 1615/16 that William remarried. His new wife was Elizabeth Eveson and the marriage was probably arranged by John Halsey.

In 1614 William purchased a house and lands in Crowhurst, Surrey. The house was known as Mansion House and the church contains the tombs of many later generations of Angells.

Children:

• Mary Angell (1590 - 1661) m: John Claypoole (1595 - 1664)

Sources:

• Chantele Wright; Chantele's Family Tree; http://trees.ancestry.com/ tree/54550370/ person/13736561189?ssrc= ; Aug 2013

updated 08.30.2013

Generation 11
John Barnard b: 24 Oct 1586 Salisbury, Wiltshire, ENG Arrival 1634 Ipswich, MA d: 4 Jun 1646 Watertown, Middlesex, MA	married betw 1620 and 1631 Cambridge, Middlesex, MA	Phebe Whiting dau. of Anthony and Susan Anne (Sherman) Whiting b: 3 Sep 1606 Dedham, Essex, ENG Arrival 1634 Ipswich, MA d: 1 Aug 1685 Watertown, Middlesex, MA

Children:

• Susannah BARNARD (1621 Watertown, Middlesex Co., MA - 11 Dec 1686 Watertown, Middlesex Co., MA) m(1642 Watertown, Middlesex Co., MA): William SHATTUCK (1621 - 1672)
• John BARNARD (1631 Ipswich, Suffolk, ENG - 1680 Watertown, Middlesex Co., MA)
• Samuel BARNARD (1633 ENG - 1685)
• Hannah BARNARD (1635 Watertown, Middlesex Co., MA - Apr 1679 Cambridge, Middlesex Co., MA) m(1st 1652): Thomas BASTON (1634 - 1655) m(2nd 25 Jun 1656 Samuel GOFFE (1630 - 1706)
• James BARNARD (1637 Watertown, Middlesex Co., MA - 1720 Sudbury, Middlesex, MA)
• Mary BARNARD (1639 Watertown, Middlesex Co., MA - 15 Jun 1662 Watertown, Middlesex Co., MA )
• Elizabeth BARNARD (1640 Watertown, Middlesex Co., MA -- 7 Nov 1714 Watertown, Middlesex Co., MA )
• Joseph BARNARD (12 Nov 1642 Watertown, Middlesex Co., MA -- 1708 Kittery, York, ME)
• Benjamin BARNARD (12 Sep 1644 Watertown, Middlesex Co., MA - 12 Sep 1694 Watertown, Middlesex Co., MA )

Sources:

• stidumsherman; Shearman, Stidum, Tilton, Pond; Duncan....; Ancestry.com #50930217, June 2013
• juliejsas; Jimmy Leo Shadduck & Shirley Ann (Huber) Shattuck ;http://person.ancestry.com/tree/1869206/person/532664007/facts; Mar 2016
• Sherman, Tomas Townsend; Sherman Geneology Including Families of Essex, Suffolk, and Norfolk, England; Tobias A. Wright Printer and Publisher, 1920;
  http://interactive.ancestry.com/14283/dvm_GenMono000487-00040-1/70?backurl=http://person.ancestry.com/tree/1869206/person/532785839/facts/citation/2770186590/edit/record#?imageId=dvm_GenMono000487-00001-1

Updated 2013.06.20

Generation 7
Francis Bodine son of Francois and Maria (Dey) Bodine b: abt. 1721 Staten Island, Richmond Co., NY d: abt. 1775 Burlington Co., NJ	married abt 1741	Abigail b: abt. 1715: d: abt. 1754 NJ

Children:

• Joel BODINE (1742 Cranbury, NJ -1826 Long-a-Coming (Berlin), Camden Co., NJ) m(aft 1755): Mary CORLIES (abt. 1745 - 27 Mar 1825 Chews Landing, NJ)
• Francis BODINE (1744 Cranburry, NJ - 27 Sep 1822 Northhamton Township, Luberton, NJ) m(20 Mar 1768 Mt Holly, Burlington Co., NJ): Mary ROSE (abt. 1746 Mt Holly, Burlington Co., NJ - bef. 1803 VA)
• John BODINE (abt. 1746 Cranburry, Middlesex Co., NJ - 26 Mar 1826 Lower Bank, Burlington Co., NJ)
  • m 1st (abt 1773) Mary ROUNDTREE (1753 - 1785)
  • m 2nd (16 Sep 1790): Ann TAYLOR (1765 - 1831
• James BODINE (abt. 1747 Cranbury, Middlesex Co., NJ - abt. 1810 Sevier Co., TN)
  • m 1st (bef 1766 Burlington Co., NJ): Mary ROSE (1746 - 1803) NOTE: Mary 1st married brother Francis
  • m 2nd (abt. 1802 Sevier Co., TN): Sarah RUSSELL (1781 Jefferson Co., TN - 14 Sep 1805 Jerrerson City, TN)
• Aphy BODINE (1750 - )

Sources:

• MarthaSharp4518; John Wright Family; Ancestry.com #2850256; June 2103

Updated 2013.06.20

Generation 8
Francois (Frances) Bodine son of Jean and Esther (Bridon) Bodine b: abt. 1690 Staten Island, NY:	married abt 1717 Staten Island, NY	Maria Dey dau. of Jeams Hans and Mary (Molenarr) Duyts b: abt. 1705 Staten Island, Richmond Co., NY

Children:

• Abraham BODINE (abt. 1718 - )
• Jean BODINE (abt. 1719 - bef Mar 1778 Staten Island, Richmond Co., NJ) m(abt. 1750): Dorcas (1723 Staten Island, Richmond Co., NY - 1778)
• Francis BODINE (abt. 1721 Staten Island, Richmond Co., NY - abt. 1775 Burlington Co., NJ)
  • m 1st(abt. 1741): Abigail (1715 - 1754)
  • m 2nd(29 Jan 1755 Middlesex Co., NJ): Rachel WILSON
• Vincent BODINE (abt. 1727 Richmond, NY - bef. 22 Mar 1790) m(abt. 1753): Ann DYE
• James BODINE (abt. 1728 Richmond, NY - bef. 29 Jul 1769) m(Sep 1748): Sarah BESSONNET

Sources:

• MarthaSharp4518; John Wright Family; Ancestry.com #2850256; June 2103

Updated 2013.06.20

Generation 10
Jean Bodine b: abt. 1615 FRANCE d: 1695 Staten Island, NY

Children (partial):

• Jean BODINE (1645 - 1708) m(bef 1680): Esther BRIDON ( - 1736)

Sources:

• MarthaSharp4518; John Wright Family; Ancestry.com #2850256; June 2103

Updated 2013.06.20

Generation 9
Jean (John) Bodine son of Jean Bodine b: 09 May 1645 Medis, Saintonge, FRANCE d: 24 Mar 1708 Staten Island, NY	married bef 1680	Ester Bridon dau. of Francois and Jeanne Susanne Bridon. b: FRANCE d: aft 07 Mar 1736/37 Staten Island, NY

Children:

• Marianna (Mary) BODINE (1679 FRA- )
• John BODINE (23 Jan 1680/81 FRA - bef 17 Jun 1724)
• Eleazer BODINE (abt. 1685 FRA - )
• Hester (Esther) BODINE (abt. 1688 Sussex, ENG) m: John CASSON (abt. 1685 - )
• Francois (Frances) BODINE (abt. 1690 Staten Island, NY - aft 1736 Cranberry, Middlesex Co., NJ) m(abt. 1717 Staten Island, NY) Maria DEY (1704 - )
• Vincent BODINE (abt. 1690 - abt. Mar 1740/41) m: Helen SMITH (1690 - 1750)
• Jane BODINE (abt. 1693 - )
• Jacob BODINE (abt. 1696 - ) m: Elizabeth SEBRING
• Judith BODINE (1735 - 1796) m: John THOMPSON (1730 Scotland - 1776)

Sources:

• MarthaSharp4518; John Wright Family; Ancestry.com #2850256; June 2103

Updated 2013.06.20

Generation 6
John Bodine son of Francis and Abigail Bodine b: abt. 1746 Cranbury, Middlesex Co., NJ d: 26 Mar 1826 Lower Bank, Burlington Co., NJ	married first abt. 1773	Mary Roundtree b:abt. 1753 Cranberry, Middlesex Co., NJ d:abt. 1785 Burlington Co., NJ
	marrried second 16 Sep 1790	Ann Taylor dau. of Edmond and Anna (Lewis) Taylor b: abt. 1765 Hillsboro District, Orange, N.C. d: 26 Mar 1831 Nottingham Twp., Burlington Co., NJ

Children by Mary Roundtree:

• Charles BODINE (1775 Wading River, Little Egg Harbor, Burlington, NJ - abt. 1860) m(bef 1797 Margaret WRIGHT (abt. 1788 - )
• John BODINE (17 Jan 1776 Wading River, Little Egg Harbor, Burlington, NJ- 2 May 1848) m: Mary FORT (8 Jan 1780 - 8 No 1858)
• Francis BODINE (abt. 1778 Wading River, Little Egg Harbor, Burlington, NJ - 5 Dec 1862 Mt. Holly, Burlington Co., NJ) m(24 Feb 1803 Burlington Co., NJ): Elizabeth THROP (1780 Wading River, Little Egg Harbor, Burlington, NJ - 1822 Little Egg Harbor, Burlington, NJ)
• Susan BODINE (27 Mar 1781 Wading River, Little Egg Harbor, Burlington, NJ - 15 APr 1876 Cincinnati, OH) m: Barzillai WRIGHT (abt. 1769 - )
• Stacy BODINE (21 Oct 1783 Wading River, Little Egg Harbor, Burlington, NJ - 26 Jun 1867) m: Elizabeth BUDD (1785 - )

Children by Ann Taylor:

• Mary BODINE (abt. 1791 Wading River, Little Egg Harbor, Burlington, NJ - 21 Aug 1859)
  • m 1st (11 Jan 1810 Burlington Co., NJ): James BUSSOM (1780 - 1862)
  • m 2nd (aft 1862): John MONCREIF (1790 - )
• Joel BODINE (14 Dec 1794 - 22 May 1879)
  • m 1st: Phoebe FORMAN
  • m 2nd(aft 1854): Leah MATHIS
• Sarah BODINE (1797 - )
• Abigail BODINE (1799 - )
• Budd Sterling BODINE (Sep 1801 - )
• Jesse E. BODINE (28 Feb 1804 - )
• Lucy Ann BODINE (abt. 1806 - )
• Wilson BODINE (abt. 1808 - )
• Samuel Tucker BODINE (2 Jul 1810 Burlington Co., NJ - )
• Daniel James BODINE (26 Jun 1811 NJ - 13 Feb 1888 NJ)

Sources:

• MarthaSharp4518; John Wright Family; Ancestry.com #2850256; June 2103
• chaziesue1; stewart Family Tree; http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/ 16946380/person/1796825581; Aug 2013

Updated 2013.06.20

Generation 8
John Bullock son of Richard and Elizabeth (Ingraham) Bullock b: 19 May 1664 Rehoboth, Bristol Co., MA d: 20 Jul 1761 New Hanover Twp., Burlington Co., NJ	married first 1689 Rehoboth, Bistol Co., MA	Susanna Wright dau. of Thomas and Ann (Stede) Wright b: 1669 New Hanover, Burlingon Co., NJ d: 13 Sep 1751 New Hanover Twp., Burlington Co., NJ
	married second 29 Jan 1695 Swansea, Bristo Co., MA	Elizabeth Barnes b: 14 Feb 1675 Swansea, Bristol Co., MA d: 20 Jul 1761 East Providence, Providence Co, RI

Children:

• John BULLOCK (1690 New Hanover, Burlington Co., NJ - 5 Feb 1804)
• Joseph BULLOCK (1694 New Hanover, Burlington Co., NJ - )
• William BULLOCK (1696 New Hanover, Burlington Co., NJ - )
• Eleanor BULLOCK (1698 New Hanover, Burlington Co., NJ - 1 Nov 1760 Mansfield, Burlignton Co., NJ)
• Elizabeth BULLOCK (1701 New Hanover, Burlington Co., NJ - 1 Nov 1760 Mansfield, Burlington Co., NJ
• Sarah BULLOCK (1701 New Hanover, Burlington Co., NJ - 1799 NJ)
• Ann Bullock (1705 Upper Freehold, Monmouth Co., NJ - 1770 Hornerstown, Monmouth Co., NJ) m(1 Jul 1726): Richard BURTIS (1700 - 1767)
• Mary BULLOCK (1707 Burlington Co., NJ - 11 Apr 1777 Newtown, Gloucester Co., NJ)
• Rebecca BULLOCK (1709 New Hanover, Burlington Co., NJ - )
• Eleanor BULLOCK (1726 New Hanover, Burlington Co., NJ - 1797 Charleston, Dorchester, SC)

Upon John's marriage to Jane,the property in Sidbury came into possession of the family. (NJ Gen. Mag, Vol 13, Iss 4, pg 58)

Sources:

• NJ Gen. Mag, Vol 13, Issue 4
• Lila Harp; Dorsey Erl Harp Family Tree; Ancestry.com #7080335; June 2013
• csteddom; Steddom Family Tree; Ancestry.com #19196123, June 2013 (well documented)

updated 2013.06.20

Generation 9
Richard Bullock b: 16 Jul 1622 Frating, Essex, ENG John arrived 1643 in MA d: 22 Aug 1667 Rehoboth, Bristol, MA	married 21 May 1660 Rehoboth, Bristo, MA	Elizabeth Ingraham b: 21 Mar 1628 Essex, ENG d: 7 Jan 1660(?) Rehoboth, Bristol, MA

Children (partial):

• John BULLOCK (19 May 1664 Rehoboth, Bristow, MA - 20 Jul 1761 New Hanover, Burlington, NJ) m(1st): Susanna WRIGHT m(2nd): Elizabeth BARNES

Sources:

• csteddom; Steddom Family Tree; Ancestry.com #19196123, June 2013 (well documented)

updated 2013.06.20

Generation 5
Daniel Burtis son of William and Ann (Longstreet) Burtis b: 26 Nov 1782 Wrightstown, New Hanover Twp., Burlington Co., NJ d: 14 Sept 1852 Upper Springfield, Union Co., NJ	married 16 Oct 1808/09	Zilpah Shinn dau. of Thomas and Sarah (Venicomb) Shinn b: 19 Jul 1783 Cream Ridge, Upper Freehold Twp., Monmouth Co., NJ d: 3 Sept 1841 Upper Springfield, Union Co., NJ bur: Upper Springfield Burying Ground, Burlington, Co., NJ

Children:

• Charles S. BURTIS (15 Mar 1809 - 3 Jun 1887) m(1st): Rebecca ROBBINS m(2nd): Sarah HOLLOWAY
• Sarah S.BURTIS (26 May 1810 - 3 Apr 1900) m: Thomas ENGLISH
• Mary H. BURTIS (15 Aug 1811 - 17 Oct 1836) m: Charles ROBBINS
• Emeline B. BURTIS (22 May 1813 - 17 Sept 1836) m: Dan RIDGEWAY
• David Meirs BURTIS (3 Oct 1814 - 31 Jul 1851) m: M. L. LONGSTREET
• Aaron L. BURTIS (21 Apr 1816 - 8 Feb 1905(8)) m: Mary REGAN
• Ann Meirs BURTIS (28 Sep 1817 - 8 Oct 1853) m: John WAINWRIGHT
• David BURTIS (24 Jan 1820 - 4 Aug 1858) m: Sarah WARNER
• Thomas Bloomfield BURTIS (24 Aug 1822 - 13 Feb 1894) unmarried
• Agnes Tallman BURTIS (22 Jun 1824 - 25 Apr 1907) m: M. S. PEW
• Peter Tallman BURTIS (7 Spet 1826 - 14 Dec 1901) m: Sarah Elizabeth HUME

Both Daniel and Zilpah were disowned from Upper Springfield Friends Meeting for marrying out of the meeting.

Sources:

• Antrim, Harriet S., Records of the Antrim Family in America, 1899 (CS71 A614, 1899)
• Shinn
• GEdelson; Edelson-Johnson-Dopuglas-Bilms Family Tree , Ancestry.com, May 2013
• Kirbygirls, Watson Ancestry, Ancestry.com, June 2013

Updated 2013.06.20

Generation 4
David Burtis son of Daniel and Zilpah (Shinn) Burtis b: 24 Jan 1820 d: 4 Aug 1858 buried: Mt Holly Cemetary, Burlington Co., NJ	married	Sarah Warner d: 25 May 1861

Children:

• Mary BURTIS
• John B. BURTIS (5 Oct 1848 - 1929) m: Ella CLAYPOOLE
• William BURTIS m: Josie GAUNT
• Frank BURTIS m: A. WARWICKa
• Daniel BURTIS m: Ms. ROE

Sources:

• Antrim, Harriet S., Records of the Antrim Family in America, 1899 (CS71 A614, 1899)

Generation 3
John Baptiste Burtis son of David and Sarah (Warner) Burtis b: 5 Oct 1848 NJ lived at New Hanover Twp, Burlington Co., NJ census, age 2 d: 1929 Mansfield Twp, Burlington Co., NJ	married Jun 1870	Ella Maria Claypoole dau of Charles W. and Maria (Horner) Claypoole b: (Dec 23, 1832) 20 Dec 1848 lived at Plumsted Twp, Ocean Co., NJ census at age 2 d: 2 Jan 1932 Mansfield Twp, Burlington Co., NJ:

Residence

• 1850 John: New Hanover Twp., Burlington Co., NJ
• 1850 Ella: Plumsted Twp., Burlington Co., NJ
• 1860 John: Springfield Twp., Burlington Co., NJ
• 1860 Ella: Chesterfield, Burlington Co., NJ
• 1870 Mansfield Twp., Burlington Co., NJ - occupation blacksmith
• 1880 Chesterfield, Burlington Co., NJ - occupation farmer
• 1900 Mansfield Twp., Burlington Co., NJ
• 1910 Bordentown Twp., Burlington Co., NJ - occupation dairy farmer
• 1920 Mansfield Twp., Burlington Co., NJ - occupation County weights and measures

Children:

• Oliver BURTIS (24 Jun 1871 - 14 Apr 1944 (29 Jul 1871)) m: Franics WILSON (1882 -)
• Mary BURTIS (10 Jun 1873 Georgetown, Burlington Co., NJ - 28 May 1937) m: 1891 T. Clarence WAINWRIGHT (1865 - 1917)
• Charles BURTIS (25 Feb 1877 Mansfield Twp., Burlington Co., NJ - 1964) m (abt. 1902): Elizabeth HUNT (1877 NJ - 1954)
• Laura "Lula" BURTIS (1876 NJ - ) m: Watson FORT
• Daniel BURTIS (26 Jun 1879 NJ - ) m: Marie
• Aaron BURTIS (Nov 1881 NJ - 6 Jul 1957) m: Ethel DIGNAN
• Helen BURTIS ( Sep 1889 NJ - 18 Sep 1974) m: Floyd CORR
• Frank BURTIS (Oct 1891 NJ - ) m(1st): Lottie m(2nd): Ethel
• Calista BURTIS (14 May 1893 NJ - 1913)

Sources:

• Antrim, Harriet S., Records of the Antrim Family in America, 1899 (CS71 A614, 1899)
• Thompson, Ella, Family Records
• BVP74; BPaladino; Ancestry.com; June 2013

updated 2013.06.20

Generation 7
Richard Burtis son of John and Sarah (Ellison) Albertus b: abt. 1670 d: abt. 1770	married Nov 1731 Chesterfield, NJ	Ann Bullock dau. of John and Susannah (Wright) Bullock b: abt. 1705

Children:

• John BURTIS (1739 - 1768)
• Mary BURTIS (1739 - )
• Susannah BURTIS (1732 - )
• Ann BURTIS (1745 - )
• William BURTIS (1745 - 1804) m: Anne Longstreet
• Sarah BURTIS (1749 - 1804)

Sources:

• Gen. Mag. of New Jersey, Vol 13, No.4
• Lila Harp; Dorsey Earl Harp Family Tree; Ancestry.com # 7080335; June 2013

updated 2013.06.20

Generation 6
William Burtis son of Richard and Anne (Bullock) Burtis b: 1740 New Amsterdam, NY d: 7 Mar 1804 Wrightstown, Burlington Co., NJ	married 15 Mar 1764 Monmouth, NJ	Anne Longstreet dau. of Awrey and Lydia (Hall) Longstreet b: 1745 d: 15 Mar 1804 Wrightstown, Burlington Co., NJ

Children:

• Samuel BURTIS 16 Jun 1766 Hempstead, Nassau, NY - Dec 1843
• Vashti BURTIS b: 1767
• William BURTIS b: 1768
• Catherine BURTIS 18 Jun 1773 NY, NY- 8 May 1788
• Ann BURTIS b: 1775
• James BURTIS 30 Dec 1775 Hempstead, Nassau, NY - 11 Jun 1874
• John BURTIS b: 26 Sep 1779 Hempstead, Nassau, NY
• Daniel BURTIS (26 Nov 1782 - 14 Sep 1825) m: Zilphah Shinn b: 1809
• Abner BURTIS 16 Jan 1786 Hempstead, Nassau, NY - 9 Aug 1830
• Joseph BURTIS 11 FEb 1789 Hempstead, Nassau, NY - 1804

Abstract of Will

1804, April 3. Burits, William, of Upper Freehold Twsp., Monmouth Co.; will of. Son, James, plantation I now live on; also 1000 acres of tract purchased of Robert Montgomery, and blacksmith tools. Daughter, Nancy Burtis, L500; also the money that was her mother's. Granchildren, Aaron Burtis, Eleanor Burtis and Lydia Burtis (children of son, Aaron, dec'd); said Aaron, L100 and Eleanor and Lydia, each L50, when of age. Negro man, Jack, to be set free. Remainder of estate to be sold and ressidue divided amongst my 5 sons, Samuel, William, John, Danilel and Abner. Executors - sons, Samuel, William and John Burtis. Witnesses - John Antram, Isaac Bullock, Joseph Sexton. Proved May 7, 1804.

1804, May 1. Inventory, $3,460.13; made by Isaac Bullock and John P. Lawrence (NJ Abstract of Wills Vol X)

Sources:

• Antrim, Harriet S., Records of the Antrim Family in America, 1899 (CS71 A614, 1899)
• NJ Abstract of Wills Vol VIII and Vol X
• GEdelson; Edelson-Johnson-Dopuglas-Bilms Family Tree , Ancestry.com, May 2013

updated May 2013

Generation 8
Benjamin Bussom b: abt. 1690 Chesterfield Twp., Burlington Co., NJ d: 23 Nov 1771 Chesterfield Twp., Burlington Co., NJ	married May 1731 Burlington Co., NJ	Elizabeth Schooley dau. of Thomas and Sarah (Parker) Schooley b: 16 Jan 1695 Burlington Co., NJ: d: aft. 1771

Children(partial):

• Joseph BUSSOM (1732 - ) m: Elizabeth Cunningham

Sources:

• JBlanck0494; Metzger Family; http://trees.ancestry.com/ tree/34893713/ person//18714982264; June 2013

Updated 2013.06.20

Generation 6
James Bussom son of Joseph and Elizabeth (Cunningham) Bussom b: 1755 NJ	married 11 Jan 1810 Burlington Co., NJ	Mary

Children:

• James BUSSOM (1780 Burlington Co., NJ - 1862 Ocean Co., NJ) m(11 Jan 1810 Burlington Co., NJ): Mary Bodine (1791- 1859)
• Rebecca BUSSOM (1781 - 1871)
• Achsha BUSSOM (1789 - )

Sources:

• JBlanck0494; Metzger Family; http://trees.ancestry.com/ tree/34893713/ person//18714980352; June 2013

Updated 2013.08.30

Generation 5
James Bussom Jr. son of James Bussom and Mary b: abt. 1780 Burlington Co., NJ d: 24 Jun 1862 Plumstead Twp., Ocean Co., NJ	married 11 Jan 1810 Burlington Co., NJ	Mary Bodine dau. of John and Ann (Taylor) Bodine b: abt. 1791 Wading River, Burlington Co., NJ d: 21 Aug 1859

Children:

• Elizabeth BUSSOM (19 Jan 1812 - 8 Oct 1841 Clarksburg, Monmouth Co., NJ) m: Wright HARTSHORNE (14 Feb 1819 Jacobstown, Burlington Co., NJ - 7 Feb 1899 New Egypt, Ocean Co., NJ)
• Mary BUSSOM (abt. 1814 NJ - 12 May 1886 Three Tons, Mansfield Twp., Burlington Co., NJ) m(7 Feb 1835 Burlington Co., NJ): Thomas WAINWRIGHT (17 Jan 1809 NJ - 20 May 1873 Burlington Co., NJ)
• Joseph F. BUSSOM (12 Aug 1818 Burlington Co., NJ - 26 Sep 1886 New Egypt, NJ) m: Maria PONSETT (26 Jan 1817 NJ - 16 Nov 1878 New Egypt, NJ)
• Leah Ann BUSSOM) (4 Nov 1821 Imlaystown, NJ - 27 Apr 1892 New Egypt, NJ)
  • m(1st before 1851): Mr BULLOCK (1820 - bef 1871)
  • m(2nd May 1871): Ridgeway FOULKS (20 Oct 1829 - 18 Sep 1901 NJ)

Sources:

• MarthaSharp4518; John Wright Family; Ancestry.com #2850256; June 2103

Updated 2013.06.20

Generation 7
Joseph Bussom son of Benjamin and Elizabeth (Schooley) Bussom b: 1732 Chesterfield Twp., Burlington Co., NJ	married 31 Dec 1766 Burlington Co., NJ	Elizabeth Cunningham

Children (partial):

• James BUSSOM (1755 - ) m: Mary

Sources:

• JBlanck0494; Metzger Family; http://trees.ancestry.com/ tree/34893713/ person//18714980352; June 2013

Updated 2013.06.20

Generation 4
Peter Carty b: 4 Mar 1794 d: 29 Jan 1877 Florence, Burlington Co., NJ	married 25 Dec 1824 Lumberton, Burlington Co., NJ	Jane Shreve dau of Isaac and Abigail (Thorn) Shreve b: 5 Nov 1796 Bordentown, Burlington Co., NJ d: 12 Feb 1874 Florence, Burlington Co., NJ

Children:

• Charles F. CARTY (30 Sept 1825 Kinkora, NJ - 24 Dec 1825 Medford, NJ)
• Isaac Shreve CARTY (9 May 1827 Medford, NJ - ) m(25 Mar 1855 Trenton, NJ): Theodosia W. ETTINGER
• C. Alfred CARTY (19 Aug 1829 Medord, NJ - 4 May 1881 Florence, NJ) (2 Dec 1858 Hedding, NJ): Agnes ETTINGER
• Joseph CARTY (9 Jun 1831 Medford, NJ -7 Aug 1834 Medford, NJ)
• J. Baird CARTY (13 Oct 1833 Medford, NJ - ) m(12 Jan 1860 Elizabeth R. PITTMAN (1837 - )
• Hannah M. CARTY (1 Apr 1835 Medford, NJ - 1912) m: Charles Wainwright (1836 - 1908)
• William Henry CARTY (27 Jun 1840 Medford, NJ - )

Sources:

• Antrim, Harriet S., Records of the Antrim Family in America, 1899 (CS71 A614, 1899)
• meharris03; Mary Ellen Thompson; Ancestry.com #77239905; June 2013

updated 2013.06.20

Generation 6
Abraham Claypoole son of Joseph and Ann (Griffith) Claypoole b: abt 1754 Burlington, Burlington Co., NJ d: 1813 Monmouth Co., NJ	married 7 Dec 1774 Springfield, Burlington Co., NJ	Hope Fenimore dau of Richard and Sarah (Newell) Fenimore b: 1750 Monmouth Co., NJ

Children

• Isaac CLAYPOOLE (1775 New Hanover, Burlington Co., NJ - 1830 Burlington, Burlington Co., NJ) m: Susan Kirby (1775 - 1848)
• Mary CLAYPOOLE (1780 New Hanover, Burlington Co., NJ - 23 Apr 1851) m: Samuel MORRIS ( - 1813)
• Martha CLAYPOOLE (1782 New Hanover, Burlington Co., NJ - 5 Aug 1853)
• Jacob CLAYPOOLE (1784 - 1830 Burlington Co., NJ - 1830 Burlington, Burlington Co., NJ) m: Mary KIRBY (1783 - )
• Sarah CLAYPOOLE (1795 Upper Freehold, Monmouth Co., NJ - 17 Jul 1825 OH or 16 Mar 1826 Miami, OH) m(10 Dec 1818 New Eqypt, Monmouth Co., NJ): Joseph Stillwell

Sources:

• nanclaypool; claypool1; Ancestry.com, June 2013
• ts_marsh; MarshFamily; Ancestry.com #27519959; June 2013
• pawrcw1; Carty Wellbank Family Tree; Ancestry.com #12164791; June 2013

updated 2013.08.30

Generation 11
Adam Claypoole son of James and Joan (Henson) Claypoole b: 20 Jun 1565 Northamptonshire, ENG d: 1634 Northamptonshire, ENG bur: possibly in crypt of St Andrews Church in Norhtborough	married first 30 Sept 1586 St. Martin in Standford Baron, Northampton, ENG	Dorothy Wingfield dau. of Robert and Elizabeth (Cecil) Wingfield b: 1566 Tickencote, Rutland, ENG d: 07 Nov 1619 Northborough, Northamptonshire, ENG
	married second 28 Sept 1620 Norborough, Northamptonshire, ENG	Jane Bird

Dorothy Wingfield was the daughter of Robert Wingfield and his wife Elizabeth Cecil of Upton, Northamptonshire. Through her father's lineage, Dorothy was a direct descendant of King Edward I of England. Her mother Elizabeth Cecil was the sister of the well know Lord Burghley, who served in the court of Queen Elizabeth I. - Chantele Wright

Adam Claypoole held the manors of Latham, West Deeping, Northborough, and Waldram-Parks during his life time, and also had attended Gray's Inn in London. - Chantele Wright

Children by Dorothy Wingfield:

• James CLAYPOOLE (1588 Stamford, Northamptonshire, ENG - )
• Edward CLAYPOOLE (1590 Stamford, Northamptonshire, ENG - )
• Wingfield CLAYPOOLE (1593 Stamford, Northamptonshire, ENG - )
• John CLAYPOOLE (13 Apr 1595 Northborough, Cambridgeshire, ENG - 10 Apr 1661 Norborough, Northamptonshire, ENG) m(8 June 1622 St. Thomas the Apostle Church, London, ENG): Mary ANGELL (abt. 1590- 1661)
• Richard CLAYPOOLE (1597 Northborough, Northamptonshire, ENG - 1673)
• Robert CLAYPOOLE (1599 - 1599)
• Thomas CLAYPOOLE (1600 Northborough, Northamptonshire, ENG - )
• Joanna CLAYPOOLE (1602 Northborough, Northamptonshire, ENG - )
• Dorothy CLAYPOOLE (1605 Stamford, Northamptonshire, ENG - )
• Henry CLAYPOOLE (1609 Stamford, Northamptonshire, ENG - )
• Thomas CLAYPOOLE (abt. 1610 Stamford, Northamptonshire, ENG - )
• Elizabeth CLAYPOOLE (abt. 1612 Stamford, Northamptonshire, ENG - )
• Robert CLAYPOOLE (1613 - )

Children by Jane Bird

• James CLAYPOOLE (1621 -)
• Adam CLAYPOOLE (24 Jul 1622 Northborough, Northamptonshire, ENG - Jan 1660 West, ENG)
• Joane CLAYPOOLE (1 Nov 1623 Norboroush, Northamptonshire, ENG - )

Sources:

• nanclaypool; claypool1; Ancestry.com, June 2013
• Jim CoVan; CoVan Family Tree; http://trees.ancestry.com/ tree/9679712/person/1166318010 (sourced)
• http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=dmcl&id=I1378
• Chantele Wright; Chantele's Family Tree; http://trees.ancestry.com/ tree/54550370/ person/13736561189?ssrc= ; Aug 2013
  • Geneaology of the Claypoole family of Philadelphia, 1588 - 1893

updated 2013.08.30

Generation 4
Charles W. Claypoole son of Isaac and Susan (Kirby) Claypoole b: 1813 NJ d: 17 Nov 1874 Burlington Co., NJ	married first 1 Sep 1837 Monmouth Co., NJ	Charlotte Hovile   d: abt. 1847
	married second 16 Feb 1847 Monmouth Co., NJ	Maria Horner dau. of Barzillia and Rachel (Parker) Horner. b: 12 Oct 1820 Monmouth Co., NJ d: 30 Sept 1914 Somerset Co., PA

Residence

• 1850 census: Plumsted Twp, Ocean Co., NJ - occupation farmer
• 1860 census: Chesterfield Tpw., Burlington Co., NJ - occupation farmer
• 1870 census: Chesterfield, Burlington Co., NJ

Children by Charolotte Hovile

• Anna D. CLAYPOOLE (May 1838 Monmouth Co., NJ - 1927 NJ)
• William C. CLAYPOOLE (Jan 1841 Monmouth Co., NJ - after 1900 Passaic, NJ)

Children by Maria Horner

• Ella Maria CLAYPOOLE ( 20 Dec 1848 Monmouth Co., NJ - 2 Jun 1932 Mansfield Twp, Burlington Co., NJ) m: Jun 1870 John Baptiste BURTIS (5 Oct 1848 NJ - 1929 Mansfield Twp., Burlington Co., NJ)
• Mary C. CLAYPOOLE (5 Sep 1850 New Egypt, Ocean Co., NJ - 1931) m: 22 Feb 1881 Charles Burtis WAINWRIGHT (30 Mar 1848 - 4 Sep 1905 Flovilla, Butts Co., GA)
• Elizabeth L. CLAYPOOLE (Nov 1853 Ocean Co., NJ - 1919 Ocean Co., NJ)
• Calista L. CLAYPOOLE (1856 Ocean Co., NJ - 1891 Ocean Co., NJ)
• Fannie W. CLAYPOOLE (abt. 1859 Ocean Co., NJ - )

Sources:

• nanclaypool; claypool1; http://trees.ancestry.com/ tree/12342278/ person/-284132189, June 2013
• Warren HARIS; WO Harris Family file 2013; http://trees.ancestry.com/ tree/51943814/ person/13276003073?ssrc=; August 2013

Updated 2013.08.30

Generation 5
Isaac Claypoole son of Abraham and Hope (Fenimore) Claypoole b: abt 1775 New Hanover, Burlington Co., NJ d: bef. 1830 Burlington, NJ	married	Susan Kirby dau of Jacob and Elizabeth Kirby. b: abt 1775 d: 9 Aug 1848 Burlington, NJ

Children

• Alice CLAYPOOLE (1800 NJ - 21 Apr 1858) m: Mr. Van Horn (1800 - )
• Abraham F. CLAYPOOLE (1806 NJ - 1860 Dinwiddie, VA) m(24 May 1829 Bordentown, Burlington Co., NJ): Elizabeth HIGGINS (1812 - 1870)
• John D. CLAYPOOLE (1808 NJ - 1850 Philadelphia, PA) m: Mary (1808 - 1880)
• Joseph D.CLAYPOOLE (1808 NJ - aft 1880 Dinwiddie, VA) m(21 Dec 1837 Burlington Co., NJ): Mary BONNALT (1812 - )
• Hope CLAYPOOLE (1810 NJ - ) m(29 Dec 1841 Upper Freehold, Monmouth Co., NJ): Abraham DUTCHER (1814 - )
• Charles W. CLAYPOOLE (1813 NJ- 17 Nov 1874 Burlington Co., NJ)
  • m (1st 1 Sep 1837): Charlotte HOVILE ( - 1847)
  • m (2nd 16 Feb 1847 Monmouth Co., NJ): Maria Horner (1820 - 1900)

Sources:

• nanclaypool; claypool1; Ancestry.com #12342278; June 2013
• ts_marsh; MarshFamily; Ancestry.com #27519959; June 2013

updated 2013.08.30

Generation 12
Sir James Claypoole son of John and Elizabeth (Metcalfe) Claypoole b: 1530 Northborough, Northamptonshire, ENG d: 16 Oct 1599 Church St. Andrew, Northamptonshire, ENG bur: St. Andrews Church, Norborough, Northamptonshire, ENG	married 1560 Northborough, Norhtamptonshire, ENG	Joan Henson dau. of John and Laura Ann (Howard) Henson b: 1540 Northborough, Northamptonshire, ENG d: 11 Nov 1598 Northborough, Northamptonshire, ENG

Children:

• James CLAYPOOLE (abt. 1561 Norborough, Northamptonshire, ENG - )
• Ann CLAYPOOLE (abt. 1563 Norborough, Northamptonshire, ENG - )
• John CLAYPOOLE (abt. 1563 Norborough, Northamptonshire, ENG - )
• Bonye ClEYPOLE (abt. 1565 Norborough, Northamptonshire, ENG - )
• Adam CLAYPOOLE (20 Jun 1565 - 1634 ) m: Dorothy WINGFIELD (1566 - 1619)
• Boyne CLAYPOOLE (abt. 1567 Norborough, Northamptonshire, ENG - )
• Dorothy CLAYPOOLE (abt. 1569 Stamford, Northamptonshire, ENG - )
• Hella CLAYOOLE (abt. 1569 Norborough, Northamptonshire, ENG - )

Sources:

• Jim CoWan; CoVan Family Tree; http://trees.ancestry.com/ tree/9679712/ person/1166343449; Aug 2013
• http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=dmcl&id=I1383

updated 2013.08.30

Generation 9
James C. Claypoole son of John and Mary (Angell) Claypoole b: 8 Oct 1634 Northborough, Northampton, ENG James and Helena arrived in Pennsylvania 1683 with seven children. d: 6 Aug 1687 Philadelphia, PA bur: Mulberry St. Friends Burying Ground, Philadelphia, PA	married 12 Dec 1658 St Paul's Church, Bremen, Stadt Bremen, Germany by Cornelius Lelisu,a Calvin Minister	Helena Mercer dau. of Bathasar and Elizabeth (Kennedy) Mercer b: abt 1634 Culcross, Scotland or 1634 London, ENG James and Helena arrived in Pennsylvania 1683 with seven children. d: 19 Aug 1688 Philadelphia, PA bur: Mulerry St. Friends Burying Ground, Phialdephia, PA

"Claypoole was a Quaker merchant and good friend of William Penn and George Fox. Both Fox and Penn consulted him about their writings, and he helped Penn draft the Frame of Government for Pennsylvania. His Letter Book begins about the time Penn was granted his colony, and shows Claypoole to be a man who was by turns generous and penny-pinching, and strictly honest with his clients but deceitful toward the Customs, which he cheated when he could." - James Claypoole Letter Book

James immigrated from England in 1683 , arriving on the 'Concord' with William Penn.

From Gravesend, set sail on 'Concorde', William Jeffries, master. She was "reported by its best known passenger, James Claypoole, to have carried a crew of forty, mounted twenty-six guns, was 132 feet long and 32 feet broad. Claypoole also said it was 'about 500 tunns' burthen and could transport 140 passengers in comfort. [James summed her up in this same reference as "a brave strong good ship every way" -DM].

When ready to sail from Gravesend it had been victualled for 120 passengers, a number of whom - "the friends from Crevilt" - had been late in arriving at London. When they did finally come on board, they found "many convenient Cabins made and private rooms for familys and 14 Excellent Oxen killed and 30 Tunn beer & abundance of bread and water already stowed away".

". . . the last sight of England was not until about three weeks later. After a "very comfortable passage" of 49 days, land was once more sighted, and on 1 8m (October), some of the passengers, including Claypoole, went ashore for the first time, possibly at Lewes. Philadelphia, however, was not reached until a week later."

Through the efforts and influence of James Claypoole, arrangements were also made for a little band of Germans to sail from London on the same ship. Under a special charter from William Penn, these were destined to found Germantown, Pennsylvania.

Some of the German passengers gave their date of arrival as 6 October, Claypoole his arrival as "8th or 10th" October..." -The Pennsylvania Genealogical Magazine 1965, Balderston, Marion; Pennsylvania's 1683 Ships and Some of Their Passengers

"Claypool brought over several servants, Maslands, Sislla Wooley, Edward Cole, Jr and one unamed. Wm & Elizabeth Hard came along, but an elder Bennett sailed on the second ship The Jeffrey. James had sent his servants over to build a house for him and have it ready, it was with a little problem, his instructions didn't include fireplaces and he froze most of the winter till they were completed."
-Barbara Johnson <patch227@msn.com> March 17, 2002, To: <ORIGINAL-13-L@rootsweb.com> Subject: "Arrival by Concord-Claypool"

Will: 5 Dec 1686 Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., Pennsylvania, BNA CLAYPOOLE, JAMES. Phila. Merchant. August 12, 1687. A. 67. Estate to wife Helena, who is sole executrix and to his children, John the eldest and Mary, his wife; Mary eldest daughter, Helena second daughter, Priscilla youngest daughter, sons James, Nathaniel, George and Joseph the youngest. Legacy "of ten bushels of Indian corn for the poor of this towne to be disposed of by the overseers of the poore." Plantation in Lewis Creeke in Sussex Co. benefit of his brother Norton Claypoole. Overseers: William Penn, our Governor, Thomas Lloyd, Keeper of the broad seal. Witnesses: Da: Lloyd, Alexander Beardsly, Edward Lord.

Children

• John CLAYPOOLE (15 Sept 1658 Nicholas Lane, London, ENG - 8 Nov 1700 Philadelphia, PA) m: 1687 Mary CASTLE (abt. 1658 - - )
• Mary CLAYPOOLE (14 Aug 1660 Minsing Lane, London, ENG - May 1726) m(24 Apr 1687 Philadelphia, PA): Francis COOKE ( - 1687
• Helena CLAYPOOLE (6 Sept 1662 Scotland Yard, London, ENG - 9 May 1691 Barbadoes, West Indies) m(27 Nov 1687 Philadelphia, PA): William Houston BETHELL (1662 - 1707)
• James CLAYPOOLE (12 Jun 1664 Scotland Yard, London, ENG - 1706 New Castle, DE)
  • m(1st): Elizabeth PAWLING (1679 Lewes, Sussex Co., DE - 1760 Lewes, Sussex Co., DE)
  • m(2nd 9 Aug 1688): Mary CANN (1679 - )
• Priscilla CLAYPOOLE (25 Feb 1665/66 Scotland Yard, London, ENG - 10 Feb 1697 Philadelphia, PA) m: Dr. John CRAPPE (1666 - )
• Nathaniel CLAYPOOLE (23 Jul 1668 Southwark, London, ENG - 1672 ENG)
• Josiah CLAYPOOLE (9 Sep 1669 Scotland Yard, London, ENG - 2 Mar 1671 Kinston, ENG)
• Samuel CLAYPOOLE (16 Jan 1670 Scotland Yard, London, ENG - 11 Jan 1681 ENG)
• Nathaniel CLAYPOOLE (4 Aug 1672 Scotland Yard, London, ENG - 26 Aug 1714 Philadelphia, PA) m(abt. 1702): Elizabeth (1684 - )
• George CLAYPOOLE (14 Nov 1674 Scotland Yard, London, ENG - 21 Dec 1730 Philadelphia, PA)
  • m(1st 23 Dec 1699): Mary RICHTON ( - 1702)
  • m(2nd 1 Apr 1704) Martha HOSKINS
  • m(3rd 2 Sep 1715): Deborah HARDIMAN (1692 - 1785
• Joseph CLAYPOOLE (29 Jan 1676 London, ENG - 30 Jan 1676 ENG)
• Joseph C. CLAYPOOLE (14 May 1677 Scotland Yard, London, ENG - 23 Feb 1741 Philadelphia, PA)
  • m(1st 20 Jul 1703 Charleston, SC): Rebecca JENNINGS (1680 ENG - 30 Nov 1715 Philadelphia, PA)
  • m(2nd 1 Apr 1713 Christ Church, Philadelphia,PA): Edith WARD ( - 1737)
• Elizabeth CLAYPOOLE (25 May 1678 Scotland Yard, London, ENG - 31 May 1678 London, ENG)

Sources:

• nanclaypool; claypool1; http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/12342278/person/-284139787, Aug 2013
• http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=dmcl&id=I229
• IsleOfDog; O'Leary Newberry; http://trees.ancestry.com/ tree/17165326/ person/470306854; Aug 2013

updated 2013.08.30

Generation 10
John Claypoole son of Adam and Dorothy (Wingfiled) Claypoole b: 10 Apr 1595 Stamford, Northamptonshire, ENG bapt: 13 Apr 1595 d: 10 Apr 1664 Northborough, Northamptonshire, ENG bur: Northborough, Cambridshire, ENG	married 8 Jun 1622 St Thomas the Apostle Church, London, ENG	Mary Marie Angell dau of William and Joan (Povey) Angell b: 1592 Mulchelney, Dorset, ENG d: 10 Aug 1661 Norboroguh, Northamptonshire, Midlands, ENG or 10 Apr 1660 bur: 1661 St Dunstan and All Saints, Stepney, Middlesex, ENG

20 Jul 1657: Title, by his highness (Oliver Cromwell, Lord Protector) elected Baronet and afterwards also the order of Knighthood form his highness "Knight of Latham"

Children

• Mary CLAYPOOLE (1622 ENG - 1681 )
• John CLAYPOOLE (21 Aug 1625 London, ENG - 26 Jun 1688 Northborough, Northamptonshire, ENG) m(13 Jan 1646 Ely, ENG): Elizabeth CROMWELL (1629 - 1658)
• Elizabeth CLAYPOOLE (1626 ENG - 1681) m: Alexander STAPLE
• Robert CLAYPOOLE (1627 ENG - 1656)
• Wingfield CLAYPOOLE "Captain of the Horse" (1628 ENG - 1682 ENG)
• Granely CLAYPOOLE (1631 ENG - 1678)
• Frances CLAYPOOLE (1632 ENG - 1664)
• Dorothy CLAYPOOLE (1633 ENG - 1658)
• James C. CLAYPOOLE (8 Aug 1634 Northborough, Northamptonshire, ENG - 6 Jun 1687 Philadelphia, PA) m(12 Dec 1658 St Pauls Church, Bremen, Stadt Bremen, Germany): Helena MERCER
• Edward CLAYPOOLE (1 Jan 1635 ENG - 11 Sept 1689 Barbados, British West Indies) m(11 May 1676 St Philip Parish, Barbados, British West Indies): Abigail MASCOLL (1635 - 1722)
• Martha CLAYPOOLE (1637 ENG - 1637 ENG)
• Martha CLAYPOOLE (1639 ENG - 1663)
• Norton CLAYPOOLE (16 Oc t 1640 London, ENG - 1688 PA) m(1677): Rachel
• Benjamin CLAYPOOLE (15 Feb 1642 Norborough, Norhtamptonshire, ENG - )

Sources:

• nanclaypool; claypool1; Ancestry.com, June 2013
• Jim CoVan; CoVan Family Tree; http://trees.ancestry.com/ tree/9679712/ person/1166318010 (sourced)
• Chantele Wright; Chantele's Family Tree; http://trees.ancestry.com/ tree/54550370/ person/13736561189?ssrc= ; Aug 2013
  • Geneaology of the Claypoole family of Philadelphia, 1588 - 1893

updated 2013.08.30

Generation 13
John Claypoole son of Richard Claypoole b: abt. 1500 Kings Cliff, Northamptonshire, ENG d: 1599 Kings Cliff, Northamptonshire, ENG	married Kings Cliff, Northamptonshire, ENG	Elizabeth "Ann" Medcalfe dau. of Thomas Medcalfe b: abt. 1504 Kings Cliff, Northamptonshire, ENG: d: 11 Nov 1598 Northamptonshire, ENG

Children (partial):

• James CLAYPOOLE (1533 Northborough, Norhtamptonshire, ENG - 1599 Northamptonshire, ENG) m: Joan HENSON (1540 Northborough, Northamptonshire, ENG - 11 Nov 1598 Northborough, Northamptonshire, ENG)
• Henry CLAYPOOLE
• Robert CLAYPOOLE

Sources:

• nanclaypool; claypool1; Ancestry.com, June 2013
• Jim CoVan; CoVan Family Tree; http://trees.ancestry.com/ tree/9679712/ person/1150946252 (sourced)
• Chantele Wright; Chantele's Family Tree; http://trees.ancestry.com/ tree/54550370/ person/13736561189?ssrc= ; Aug 2013
  • Geneaology of the Claypoole family of Philadelphia, 1588 - 1893

updated 2013.06.20

Generation 7
Joseph "Jehu" Claypoole son of Joseph C. and Rebecca (Jennings) Claypoole b: 24 Oct 1709 Philadelphia, PA (3 p.m. at home on Walnut St. d: 13 Apr 1784 Leesburg, Louden Co., VA	married 30 Jul 1730 Christ Church, Philadelphia, PA	Anne "Ann" Griffith dau. of Robert and Alice Griffith b: 1710 Philadelphia, PA d: 1746 Leesburg, Loundon Co., VA

Children

• Anne CLAYPOOLE (1738 Burlington, NJ - )
• Deborah CLAYPOOLE (1739 Burlington, NJ - 1815) m(13 Oct 1760): John BROWN
• John CLAYPOOLE (1740 Burlington, NJ - )
• Hannah CLAYPOOLE (1750 Burlington, NJ - ) m(1 Mar 1770): William AUSTIN
• Abraham CLAYPOOLE (1754 Burlington, NJ - 1813) m(7 Dec 1774): Hope FENIMORE (1750 - )
• David CLAYPOOLE (1755 Burlington, NJ - 1838 Evesham, Burlington Co., NJ) m(28 Nov 1780): Rebeecca WARD
• Wingfield CLAYPOOLE (1762 Burlington Co., NJ - ) m(21 Feb 1782 Burlington Co., NJ): Mary POOL
• Josiah CLAYPOOLE (1763 Burlington, NJ - 21 Aug 1827 N. Liberties, Philadelphia, PA) m: Mary HOFFMAN
• Thomas CLAYPOOLE (1768 Burlington, NJ - ) m(25 Feb 1788 Pittsgrove, Salem Co., NJ): Mary CHARD

Sources:

• nanclaypool; claypool1; Ancestry.com; June 2013
• Jim CoVan; CoVan Family Tree; http://trees.ancestry.com/ tree/9679712/person/1166318010 ; Aug 2013
• http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=dmcl&id=I5816; Aug 2013

updated 2013.08.30

Generation 8
Joseph C. Claypoole son of James and Helena (Mercer) Claypoole b: 14 May 1677 Scotland Yard, London, ENG Joseph arrived in Pennsylvania 1683 from England with parents and six other siblings d: 8 May 1744 Philadelphia, PA bur: 3 Jul 1744 Philadelphia, PA	married first 20 Jul 1703 Charleston, SC	Rebecca Jennings dau. of John and Sarah (Warde) Jennings b: 1681 Charlestown, SC or abt. 1680 ENG d: 30 Nov 1715 Philadelphia, PA
	married second 1 Apr 1716 Christ Church Philadelphia PA	Edith Ward b: abt. 1695 d: 1637

Joseph as a joiner by trade and High Sheriff, Philadelphia, PA.

In his notebook Joseph wrote: "Philadelphia, Nov. ye 30 dy, 1715, on Wednesday aboute a quartetr Past twelve in the afternun My Most Dere and well Beloved Wife Rebecca Claypool Dyed, at my house in Wallnut Streete and was Buried in ye auld Bering Bround by My Relations and on Saterday Dec. ye 17 dy, 1715, I had my Dau Mary Removed from ye Church yard and Laid in My Wife's Grave With her." - Diary of Joseph Claypoole

"He was involved with the promotion and building of Christ Church in Philadelphia and he contributed funds toward its construction. There was no congregation of the Church of England within the limits of Philadelphia until 1695. As soon as the petition for a parish for Christ Church was presented, the local Quaker Magistrates arrested the attorney who drew up the petition along with several of the principal signers. The angry Quakers called the first rector of Christ Church [the Rev. Thomas Clayton] "the minister of the doctrine of devils." The early Quaker colonists had hoped to keep Philadelphia as a strict Quaker colony, but William Penn, while having adopted the Quaker religion for himself, permitted more religious freedom than did his followers; nor did Penn wish to jeopardize his significant investment in his colony. Christ Church lists Joseph Claypoole as Vestryman for Christ Church from 1718 to 1721. He was also first warden to Christ Church.

He was ten years old when his father died; followed by the death of his mother twelve months later. It is not known who raised young Joseph, but it was probably one or more of his older brothers or sisters, Joseph being the youngest in the family. He apparently grew up in Philadelphia as well as outside of the growing town.

Some records mention that he may have been the most wealthy of the Claypooles in America. Joseph owned a business in Philadelphia (on Walnut street) and during part of his working years he was also High Sheriff of Philadelphia County. The inhabitants of Philadelphia were for the most part trades people, such as cloth, fustian and linen weavers; tailors, shoemakers; locksmiths; and carpenters; but at the same time many of these businessmen were occupied with the cultivation of the soil and the raising of cattle.

With Rebecca's death the widower Joseph was left with six children--one an infant only eleven days old. He remarried only four months later to Edith Ward of Philadelphia with whom he had four more children from 1717 through 1723.

On May 1, 1729 Joseph's daughter, Rebecca, was married to Henry Pratt at the communion table of Christ Church by Reverend Archibald Cummings. Family records mention this wedding and that after the ceremony: "...followed to and from the church in grand procession by a long string of relatives and friends. It being at the particular request of the old man [Joseph Claypoole, aged about 51], who prided himself as a pillar of the church."

It appears that Joseph began preparing for his retirement years in 1738 (shortly after his second wife died). On February 15, 1738 Joseph placed and advertisement in Benjamin Franklin's Pennsylvania Gazette Newspaper offering to sell 600 acres of land in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, located on Nashamench Creek, and four acres of pasture on Society Hill. Later that same year (May 25) there appeared another article in the same newspaper: "CLAYPOOLE, Joseph, joiner, has left off his business, which has been taken over by his son Josiah; Josiah has removed from the shop on Walnut St. to the Joyners Arms in Second St."

This advertisement may also indicate that the Walnut Street property was sold or leased about this time. Joseph may have moved to Burlington County, New Jersey sometime after giving up his business." -A. Lawrence Kiefer

Children by Rebecca Jennings

• Mary CLAYPOOLE (30 Mar 1704 Philadelphia, PA - 21 Dec 1710 Philadelphia, PA)
• James CLAYPOOLE (1 Mar 1705 Philadelphia, PA - Aug 1719)
• George CLAYPOOLE (14 Dec 1706 Philadelphia, PA - 1770 Philadelphia, PA)
  • m(1st 1729): Hannah
  • m(2nd 2 Feb 1746 Christ Church, Philadelphia, PA): Mary MORRIS (abt. 1720 - ?? Philadelphia, PA)
• Joseph "Jehu" CLAYPOOLE (24 Oct 1709 Philadelphia, PA - 1784 Leesburg, Louden Co., VA) m(30 Jul 1730 Christ Church Philadelphia, PA): Anne GRIFFITH (1710 - 1746)
• Rebecca CLAYPOOLE (26 Nov 1711 Philadelphia, PA - 1 Aug 1762 Somerset Co., PA) m(1 May 1729 Christ Church, Philadelphia, PA): Henry PRATT (1708 - 1748)
• Joseph CLAYPOOLE (11 May 1714 Philadelphia, PA - Feb 1726 NJ)
• Josiah CLAYPOOLE (19 Nov 1715 Philadelphia,PA - 1716 Philadelphia, PA)

Children by Edith Ward

• Joshia CLAYPOOLE (Jan 1717 Philadelphia, PA - 12 Feb 1726 Philadelphia, PA) m(13 Feb 1738 Christ Church, Philadelphia, PA): Sarah JACKSON
• Joshua CLAYPOOLE (1719 Philadelphia, PA - 12 Feb 1726 Philadelphia, PA)
• James CLAYPOOLE (22 Jan 1720 Philadelphia, PA - abt. 1796 Jamaica)
  • m(1st 24 May 1742 Christ Church, Philadelphia, PA): Rebecca WHITE
  • m(2nd 1750): Mary CHAMBERS
• Edith CLAYPOOLE (Aug 1723 - 27 Feb 1800)
  • m(1st): William A. McKEE
  • m(2nd): Mr. RALSTON
  • m(3rd): David CHAMBERS

Sources:

• nanclaypool; claypool1; Ancestry.com, June 2013
• gen12us; scotty's mystery tree; Ancestry.com/ tree/955867; June 2013
• Jim CoVan; CoVan Family Tree; http://trees.ancestry.com/ tree/9679712/ person/1150946252 Aug 2013
• http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=dmcl&id=I233; Aug 2013
  • A. Lawrence Kiefer; Home page and Kiefer Genealogy; 1999: http://www.kiefergenealogy.com

updated 2013.08.30 67

Generation 10
Hans Laurenzen (Lorrison, Lorison, Laurens) Duyts son of Laurens Duyts and Ytie Jansen b: 23 Sept 1644 New Amsterdam, Kings, NY d: 27 Oct 1708 Staten Island, Richmond, NY	married 3 Aug 1695 NY	Marritje Snyderken (Snedeker) b 13 Jul 1664

Hans arrived in New Netherland 1668

Children (partial):

• Jeams Hans Duyts (1671 Richmond, NY - 25 Nov 1745 Middlesex Co., NJ) m(3 Aug 1695 Richmond, NY): Maertje Molenar (1664 - 1711)

Sources:

• dcbraun1949; Cohen Family Tree; Ancestry.com #17254573; June 2013

Updated 2013.06.20

Generation 9
Jeams (James) Hans Duyts (Dey) son of Hans Laurenzen (Lorrison, Lorison) Duyts and Marritie (Mary) Snyderken (Snedeker) b: 1671 Richmond, NY Christened 31 Dec 1671 Dutch Reformed Church, New Amsterdam, NY d: 25 Nov 1745 Matchaponix, Middlesex Co., NJ	married first 3 Aug 1695 Richmond, NY	Maertje Molenaer (Mulliner) dau. of Joost Adriaenszen Molenaer and Femmetjen Hendrikse b: 13 Jul 1664 Staten Island, Richmond, NY d: 1711 Staten Island, Richmond, NY
	married second	Margaret b: abt. 1712 d: 27 Nov 1797 Middlesex Co., NJ

 

Children by Mary Molenar

• Catherine DEY (6 Dec 1695 Staten Island, Richmond, NY - 1768 Richmond, NY) m(1720 Staten Island,Richmond, NY): James Tunison EGBERT (1724 - 1780)
• Lydia DEY
• Maria DEY (1704 - ) m: Francis BODINE
• Sarah DEY

Children by Margaret:

• Isaac DYE
• John DYE
• Mary DYE
• William DYE
• James DYE (12 July 1706 - 12 Oc 1784 South Amboy, Middleex Co., NJ)
• Lawerence DYE (20 May 1708 - abt. 9 Feb 1792 South AMboy, Middlesex Co., NJ)
• Margaret DYE (abt. 1712 NJ - 27 Nov 1797 Middlesex Co., nJ)

Sources:

• MarthaSharp4518; John Wright Family; Ancestry.com #2850256; June 2103
• vermaaten; David- McCurdy; Ancestry.com #5674434; June 2013
• dcbraun1949; Cohan Family Tree; Ancestry.com #17254573; June 2013

updated 2013.06.20

Generation 11
Laurens Duyts b: 1610 Frederickstadt, Noorstrant, Holstin, Denmark d: 1668 Bergen Co., NJ	married	Ytie Jansen b: 1620 Oldenburg in Holstein, Ostholstein, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany d: 1684 NY

Laurens lived in Bergen County, NJ in 1666

Children (partial):

• Hans Laurentzen Duyts (23 Sept 1644 New Amsterdam, Kings, NY - 27 Oct 1708 Staten Island, Richmond, NY) m(3 Aug 1695 NY): Marritje Snyderken (1644 - )

Sources:

• dcbraun1949; Cohen Family Tree; Ancestry.com #17254573; June 2013

Updated 2013.06.20

Generation 12
Lawrence Ellison b: 28 Oct 1570 Howden, Yorkshire, ENG d: 1592	married 1590 Yorkshire, ENG	Jane Clynt b: 1569 Gargrave, Yorkshire, ENG

Children (partial):

• Lawrence ELLISON (22 Jan 1600 Hempstead, Nassau, NY - 2 Jan 1666 Hempstead, Nassau, NY) m: Mary RISHTON (1569 - )

Source:

• Polkster523; Polk Family Tree; Ancestry.com #9289045; June 2013

updated: 2013.06.20

Generation 11
Lawrence Ellison son of Lawrence and Jane (Clynt) Ellison b: 22 Jan 1600 Hempstead, Nassau, NY d: 2 Jan 1666 Hempstead, Nassau, NY	married 8 Jun 1617 Blackburn, Lancashire, ENG	Mary Rishton b: 1596 Blackburn, Lancashire, ENG d: 2 Jan 1666 Hempstead, Nassau, NY

Children:

• Richard ELLISON (30 Mar 1618 Braintree, Norfolk MA - 15 June 1683 Hempstead, Nassau, NY) m: Thomasine W. (1624 - 1557)
• John ELLISON (1622 Lanashire, ENG - 10 Jan 1636)
• William ELLISON (1622 Hempstead, Nasssau, NY - 1707 Woodbridge, Middlesex Co., NJ)
• Thomas ELLISON (1622 Hempstead, Nassau, NY - 1697 WV)
• Catherine ELLISON (19 Dec 1623 Blackburn, Lancashire, ENG - 10 Jun 1691 Long Island City, Queens, NY)
• John ELLISON (1624 Hempstead, Nassau, NY - 27 Sep 1686 Hempstead, Livingston, NY)
• Samuel ELLISON (1624 Hempstead, Nassau, NY - 1628 Hempstead, Nassau, NY )
• Elizabeth ELLISON (1625 - )
• Baby ELLISON (1628 Blackburn, Lancashire, ENG - 1628 Blackburn, Lancashire, ENG)
• Child ELLISON (9 Nov 1629 Blackburn, Lancashire, ENG- 9 Nov 1629 Blackburn, Lancashire, ENG)
• Thomas ELLISON (27 Feb 1631 Blackburen, Lancashire, ENG - 11 Oct 1697 Hempstead, Queens, NY)

Source:

• Polkster523; Polk Family Tree; Ancestry.com #9289045; June 2013

updated: 2013.06.20

Generation 9
Richard Ellison son of Richard and Thomasine (W.) Ellison b: 7 Apr 1642 Hempstead, Nassau, NY d: 5 Apr 1719 Freehold Twp., Gloucester Co., NJ	married	Alice Lawrence dau. of Thomas and Mary (Ferguson) Lawrence b: 1648 Hempstead, Nassau, NY d: 1732 Monmouth, NJ

Children:

• Sarah ELLISON (1671 Hempstead, Nassau, NY - Jan 1710 Mansfield, Burlington Co., NJ)
  • m(1st): Jonathan BURDGE (1693 - 1762)
  • m(2nd 1691): John (Jan) ALBURTUS (1668 - 1709)
• Ruth ELLISON (1680 Hempstead, Nassau, NY - )
• Daniel ELLISON (1695 Hempstead, Nassau, NY - 24 May 1776 Freehold, Monmouth Co., NJ)
• Richard ELLISON (1695 Hempstead, Nassau, NY - 24 May 1776 Freehold, Monmouth Co., NJ)

Source:

• Polkster523; Polk Family Tree; Ancestry.com #9289045; June 2013
• linda moss; Scott & Moss Family Tree; Ancestry.com #6790068; June 2013

updated: 2013.06.20

Generation 10
Richard Ellison son of Lawrence and Mary (Rishton) Ellison b: 30 Mar 1618 Braintree, Norfolk, MA d: 15 Jun 1683 Hempstead, Nassau, NY	married	Thomasine W. b: 1624 Braintree, Norfolk, NY d: 1657 Braintree, Norfolk, NY

Children:

• Richard ELLISON (7 Apr 1642 Hempstead, Nassau, NY - 5 Apr 1719 Freehold, Monmouth, NY) m: Alice LAWRENCE (1648 - 1732)
• Sarah ELLISON (4 Ot 1652 Braintree, Norfolk, MA - )

Source:

• Polkster523; Polk Family Tree; Ancestry.com #9289045; June 2013

updated: 2013.06.20

Generation 9
Richard Fenimore son of Richard and Marie (Nelson) Fenimore b: 10 Mar 1632 Tingewick, Buckinghamshire, ENG d: Nov 1713 Willingboro, Burlington Co., NJ	married	Mary Crook b: 1650 Adderbury, Oxfordshire, ENG d: 1711 NJ

Children (partial):

• John FENIMORE (1673 NJ - 1753)
• William FENIMORE(1675 Monmouth Co., NJ - 8 May 1721 Willingboro, Burlington Co., NJ) m: Elizabeth WARD (1675 - 1721)
• Joseph FENIMORE (1677 Monmouth Co., NJ - Dec 1759 Willingboro, Gloucseter Co., NJ)
• Rebecca Crosby FENIMORE (1705 Springfield, Burlington Co., NJ - 1777 Burlington, Burlington Co., NJ)

Sources:

• susancfenimore; Fenimore Family Tree; Ancestry.com #258891450, June 2013

updated 2013.06.20

Generation 10
Richard Fenimore b: 18 May 1595 Long Crendon, Buckinghamshire, ENG d: Oct 1670 Tingewick, Buckinghamshire, ENG	married	Marie Nelson b: 1600 ENG d: 26 Jan 1671 Tingewick, Buckinghamshire, ENG

Children (partial):

• Richard FENIMORE (10 Mar 1632 Tingewick, Buckinghamshire, ENG - Nov 1713 Willingboro, Burlington Co., NJ) m: Mary Crook (1650 - 1711)

Sources:

• susancfenimore; Fenimore Family Tree; Ancestryc.om #258891450, June 2013

updated 2013.06.20

Generation 7
Richard Fenimore son of William and Elizabeth (Ward) Fenimore b: 1713 Willingboro, Burlington Co., NJ d: 1753 Burlington, Burlington Co., NJ	married	Sarah Newell b: 1716 Northampton, Burlington Co., NJ d: 1759 Northampton, Burlington Co., NJ

Children:

• Samuel FENIMORE (NJ - 1776 Burlington, Burlington Co., NJ)
• William FENIMORE (1736 Burlington, Burlington Co., NJ - 1819 Wood, WV) m: Martha MOTT (1751 - )
• Hannah FENIMORE (1737 Burlington, Burlington Co., NJ - 1786 Frederick, VA)
• Thomas FENIMORE (1741 Springfield, Burlington Co., NJ - Feb 1812 Springfield, Burlington Co., NJ)
• Hope FENIMORE (1750 Monmouth Co., NJ - ) m(7 Dec 1774): Abraham CLAYPOOLE 1754 - 1813)
• John FENIMORE (1750 NJ - 1816)
• Elizabeth FENIMORE (11 Jun 1752 Burlington, Burlington Co., NJ - 15 Sep 1817 Albany, NY)

Sources:

• ts_marsh; MarshFamily; Ancestry.com #27519959; June 2013
• susancfenimore; Fenimore Family Tree; Ancestry.com #258891450, June 2013

updated 2013.06.20

Generation 8
William Fenimore son of Richard and Mary (Crook) Fenimore b: 1675 Monmouth Co., NJ d: 8 May 1721 Willingboro, Burlington Co., NJ	married	Elizabeth Ward b: 1675 NJ d: 8 May 1721 Willingboro, Burlington Co., NJ

Children:

• William FENIMORE (1704 Willingboro, Burlington Co., NJ- )
• John FENIMORE (1707 Willingboro, Burlington Co., NJ - Aug 1777 Willingboro, Burlington Co., NJ)
• Rebecca FENIMORE (1710 Willingboro, Burlington Co., NJ - 1773)
• Jane FENIMORE (1711 Willingboro, Burlington Co., NJ - 1734)
• Mary FENIMORE (1712 Willingboro, Burlington Co., NJ - May 1767 NJ)
• Richard FENIMORE (1713 Willingboro, Burlington Co., NJ- 1753 Northampton, Burlington Co., NJ) m: Sarah NEWELL (1716 - )
• Elizabeth FENIMORE (1718 Willingboro, Burlington Co., NJ - )
• Charles FENIMORE (1720 Willingboro, Burlington Co., NJ - 1783 Nova Scotia, CANADA)

Sources:

• susancfenimore; Fenimore Family Tree; Ancestry.com #258891450, June 2013

updated 2013.06.20

Generation 8
Robert Griffith b: 1894 NY	married	Alice d: 4 Feb 1755 Bristol, Philadelphia, PA

Children

• Anne GRIFFITH (1710 - 174) m(30 Jul 1730 Christ Church, PA): Joseph S. Claypoole (1709 - 1784)

Sources:

• Jim CoVan; CoVan Family Tree; http://trees.ancestry.com/ tree/9679712/person/1166318010 (sourced)

updated 2013.06.20

Generation 10
George Thomas Harding son of John and Mary Harding b: 1603 St. Marys White, London, Eng d: 1661 Whitechapel, St. Lawrence Pountney, London, ENG	married 1638 Hertfordshire, Thames Valley, England	Agnes North b: 1608 Hetfordshire, ENG d: 2 Apr 1644 Hertfordshire, ENG

Children (partial):

• Thomas HARDING (abt. 1635 ENG - 1708 Burlington Co., NJ ) m(1693 NJ): Elizabeth Nichols (1660 - 1708)

Sources:

• London, England, Baptisms, Marriages and Burials, 1538 - 1812
• Deaton, Mary; Marion Family Tree, Ancestry.com, May 2013

updated 2013.05.01

Generation 11
John Harding b: 1565 d: 1637	married	Mary b: 1565 d: 1599

Children (partial):

• George HARDING (1603 - 1664) m: Agnes North (1608 - 1644)

Sources:

• Deaton, Mary; Marion Family Tree, Ancestry.com, May 2013

updated 2013.05.01

Generation 9
Thomas Harding son of George Thomas and Agnes (North) Harding b: abt. 1635 Benningham, Gloucestershire, England Immigrated in 1677 aboard the ship KENT d: 12 Jun 1708 Burlington, Burlington Co., NJ	married first 26 Feb 1661 London, ENG	Eleanor Bagwell b: abt. 1639 All Hallows, London Wall d: aft 1708 Wellingborough, Burlington, NJ
	married second: 3 Jul 1693 Rancocas and Burlington Monthy Mtg, NJ	Elizabeth Nichols (Nicholes) b: abt. 1660 Burlington, Burlington Co., NJ d: 16 May 1708 bur: Rancocas Friends Burying Ground, Burlington Co., NJ

Children by Eleanor Bagwell:

• Mary HARDING (1665 ENG - 1739 Evansham, Burlington Co.,NJ) m: (4 Sept 1684 NJ) Henry BALLENGER (1660 Benningham, Clouchester, ENG - 4 Apr 1733 Evansham, Burlington Co., NJ)

Children by Elizabeth Nicholes:

• Hope HARDING (11 Jun 1694) m(7 Jun 1711 Burlington M.M.): Joseph SHREVE (1689 - bef 1757)
• Rebecca HARDING (26 Jun 1695 - )
• Deborah HARDING (23 Apr 1698 - 1708)
• Thomas HARDING (6 Dec 1699 - )

The Immigration

Will of Thomas Harding

Sources:

• Antrim, Harriett S., Records of the Antrim Family in America, 1899 (CS71, A614, 1899)
• WO Harris Family file 2013, Ancestry.com, May 2013
• Elkington, Ancestry.com, May 2013
• MacDuffie, Jordan; Mytree2, Ancestry.com, May 2013
• jimjrpl; Downs-Taggart and Wofe-Lindsey Family Tree, Ancestry.com, May 2013
• Deaton, Mary; Marion Family Tree, Ancestry.com, May 2013

updated 2013.06.20

Generation 12
John Haynes b: abt. 1550 Sherborne, Dorset, ENG d: 1623 Sutton Mandifield, Semley Parish, Wiltshire, ENG	married 23 Oct 1575 herborne, Dorset, ENG	Katherine "Alice" Lambert dau. of John and Katharine (Packington) Lambert b: abt. 1552 Wiltshire, ENG d: 2 Mar 1620/21 Semley, Wiltshire, ENG

Children:

• John HAYNES (30 Sep 1576 Sherborne, Doret,ENG - 1 Mar 1653/54 Hartford, Hartford, CT) m: (bef 1594 Copford, Essex, ENG): Mary MITCHELL (1576 - )
• Margery HAYNES (23 Aug 1578 - 23 Aug 1578 Sherborne, Dorset, ENG)
• William HAYNES (29 Sept 1580 - 29 Sept 1580 Sherborne, Dorset,ENG)
• Elizabeth HAYNES (abt. 1582 Sherbone, Dorset, ENG- 1620) m(abt. 1603): Marmaduke READ
• Walter HAYNES (1583 Sutton-Mandeville, Wiltshire, ENG- 14 Feb 1664/65 Sudbury, Middlesex, MA) m(abt. 1612 Sherborne, Dorset, ENG): Elizabeth GOURD (1585 - 1659)
• Susan HAYENS (1585Sherborne, Dorset, ENG - )
• Rose HAYNES (1587 Sherborne,Dorset, ENG - )
• Dorothea HAYNES (1601 Sherborne, Dorset, ENG - 1653 Salem, Essex, MA) m(Sherborne, Dorset, ENG): William KING (1595 - 1652)

Source:

• MAJIQ; Johnson-Bensley Family; Ancestry.com #3834484; June 2013

updated 2013.06.20

Generation 13
John Henson b: 1508 Northborough, Norhtamptonshire, ENG d: ENG	married	Laura Ann Howard b: 1515 East Hanningfield, Essex, ENG

Children (partial):

• Joan HENSON (1540 Northamptonshire, ENG - 11 Nov 1598 Norhtamptonshire, ENG) m(1560 Norhtamptonshire, ENG): Sir James CLAYPOOLE (1530 - 1599)

Source:

• Jim CoVan; CoVan Family Tree; http://trees.ancestry.com/ tree/9679712/ person/1150946252 (sourced)

updated 2013.06.20

Generation 13
Robert Hobson b: 1510 Middlesex, London, ENG d: 1558 London, ENG	married	Cycely b: 1515 d: 1572

Children (partial):

• Elizabeth HOBSON (1535 London, ENG - 22 Feb 1583 London, ENG) m: John Povey (1530 - 1600)

Sources:

• clementshawn3; Shawn Clement familty tree; http://trees.ancestry.com/ tree/28327831/ person/12031933529; Aug 2013

updated 08.30.2013

Generation 9
John Jennings son of Richard Jennings b: 1660 Charleston, Dorchester, SC d: Charleston, Charleston, SC	married 1723	Sarah Warde (Duchess of Marlboro) b: 1660 St Albans, Hertforshire,ENG m(1st): 1 Oct 1678 Sir John Churchilll (1st Duke of Marlboro) (1650 Ash, Shropshire, ENG - 1722 Windor, Berkshire, ENG) m(2nd): 1723 John Jennings d: 18 Oct 1744 Marlboro House, London, ENG

Children (partial):

• Rebecca JENNINGS (1677 Charleston, SC - 30 Nov 1715 Philadelphia, PA) m: Joseph CLAYPOOLE (1677 - 1744)

Source:

• Deesign12; Gilreath/Groves/Jennings/McMillan/Allston Family Tree; Ancestry.com #20253345; June 2013

updated 2013.06.20

Generation 10
Richard Jennings b: 1621 d: 1660	married	d: 1731

Children (partial):

• John JENNINGS (1660 - ) m: Sarah Warde

Source:

• Deesign12; Gilreath/Groves/Jennings/McMillan/Allston Family Tree; Ancestry.com #20253345; June 2013

updated 2013.06.20

Generation 12
William King b: 1574 Weymouth, Dorset, ENG d: 1625 Hawkchurch, Dorset, ENG	married	Ann Bowdiedge b: 1575 Weymouth, Dorset, ENG d: 1625 Hawkchurch, Dorset, ENG

Children (partial):

• William KING (1595 Weymouth, Dorset, ENG - 1650 Salem, Essex, MA) m(17 Feb 1616 Sherborne, Dorset, ENG): Dorothy HAYNES (1601 Salem, Essex, MA - 1684 Southold, Suffolk, NY)

Source:

• JoettaJohn; Angel Family Tree; Ancestry.com #15560869; June 2013

updated 2013.06.20

Generation 11
William King son of William and Ann (Bowdiedge) King b: 1575 Weymouth, Dorset, ENG Arrival 1635 in New England d: 1650 Salem, Essex, MA	married 17 Feb 1616 Sherborne, Dorset, ENG	Dorothea Haynes dau. of John and Alice (Lambert) Haynes b: 1601 Sherborne, Dorset, ENG Arrival 1635 in New England d: 1684 Southold, Suffolk, NY

Children:

• William KING (1617 Suffolk, ENG – 1984) m(1642 Salem, Essex MA): Katherine SAHFLIN
• Samuel KING (1619 Salem, Essex, MA - 29 Nov 1721 Orient, Sussex, NJ) m(10 Oct 1660 Southampton, Suffolk, NY): Frances LUDLAM ( - 4 Jan 1692 Southold, Suffolk, NY)
• Dorothy "Mary" KING (1623 Salem, Essex, MA – 5 Jan 1668 Newtown, Queens, NY) m( 1642 Newtown, Long Island, NY): John SCUDDER (161- - 1692)
• Katherine KING (1625 Dorset, Suffolk, ENG – 10 Jun 1692 Long Island City, Queens, NY) m(12 May 1650 Suffolk, Lng Island, NY): John SWAZEY (1621 - 1692)
• Hannah KING (1629 Oyster Pond, Suffolk, NY - 1687 Southold, Suffolk, NY)
• Deliverance KING (31Aug 1641 Salem, Essex, MA – 25 Jan 1689 Southold, Suffolk, NY) m(Southold, Suffolk, NY): John TUTHILL (1635 - 1717)

Source:

• JoettaJohn; Angel Family Tree; Ancestry.com #15560869; June 2013
• MAJIQ; Johnson-Bensley Family; Ancestry.com #3834484; June 2013
• New England Ship and Passenger lists in Boulder Geneological Societyy Quarterly,, Vol. 5:2, May 1973, pg 24

updated 2016.03.29

Generation 13
John Lambert son of John and Joane (Coyne) Lambert b: abt. 1520 Semley, Tisbury, Wiltshire, ENG	married	Katharine "Alice" Packington dau. of Gilbert Pickering of ENG.

Children (partial):

• Alice LAMBERT (abt. 1552 Wiltshire, ENG - 02 Mar 1620/21 Semley, Wiltshire,ENG) m(23 Oct 1575 Sherborne, Dorset, ENG): John HAYNES (1550 - 1623)

Source:

• MAJIQ; Johnson-Bensley Family; Ancestry.com #3834484; June 2013

updated: 2013.06.20

Generation 9
Dirck Stoffels Langestraet son of Stoffel and Katerina (Van Siddoock) Langestraet. b: abt. 1637 Ultrech, Em H S, Netherlands came to Flatlands, near Brooklyn NY in 1657 d: 1697 Flatlands, Kings, NY	married first about 1665 Netherlands	Catarina Van Lieuwen dau. of Frederick and Anna (Wilhelmina Neijman) Van Lieuwen b: abt. 1649 Utecht, Netherlands d: abt. 1685 Flatlands, NY
	married second 1690 Lange Eylandt Amersfoort, Kings Long Island, NY	Johanna Havens

Children (partial):

• Stoffel Dirksen LANGESTRAAT (abt. 1666 Flatlands, Brooklyn, NY - 1 Mar 1741 Shrewsbury, Monmouth Co., NJ) m(abt. 1695 Moica Lanen VAN PELT (1675 - 1753)
• Claasje Dirksen LANGESTAET (19 Aug 1674 Flatlands, NY - 1700 Brooklyn, NY) m(1696): Abraham Loft (1670 - 1766)
• Adrian LANGESTRAET (16 Sept 1677 Flatlands, Brooklyn, NY - 3 Mar 1728 Freehold, Monmouth Co., NJ) m(Monmouth Co., NJ): Neelje R. SCHENCK
• Johannis "Richard" LANGESTRAET (abt. 1680 Shrewsbury, Monmouth Co., NJ - 1760 Shrewsbury, Monmouth Co., NJ)
• Samuel LANGESTRAET (1682 - 1772) m: Barbara ANTONIDES
• Martyntije "Mary" Y. LANGESTRAET (1685 Flatlands, Brooklyn NY - 1779) m: Samuel Osborne

Childern by Johanna Havens

• Johannis LANGESTRAET (1690 - )

Source:

• LynnBresterLongstreet;Longstreet; http://trees.ancestry.com/ tree/31429532/ person/18041470734
• clnryan; Louise010; http://trees.ancestry.com/ tree/22222424/ person/1203806209; August 2013

updated 2013.08.30

Generation 8
Stoffel Dirckesen Langestraat son of Dirck Stoffels and Caterina (Van Lieuwen) Langestraat b: 1666 Flatlands, Long Island, NY d: 1 Mar 1741 Manasquan, Monmouth Co., NJ	married 1695 Flatlands, Brooklyn, NY or Monmouth Co., NJ	Mayke "Mercy" Laen (Laanen) Van Pelt dau of Gysbrecht Thyssen Lanen and Jannetje (Adriaense Lambersen) Van Pelt b: 1674 Brooklyn, Kings, NY d: 13 Mar 1752 (53) Monmouth Co., NJ

Children:

• Dirck "Richard" LANGSTRAAT (25Apr 1696 Navesink, Monmouth Co., NJ - 1786 Shrewsbury, Monmouth Co., NJ) m: Alice OSBORN (1704 Long Island, NY 1753 Navesink, Monmouth Co., NJ - 1755 Monmouth, NJ)
• Yonica "Jane" LANGESTRAT 1698 m(1729 Monmouth Co., NJ): William OSBORN 1717 Long Island, NY - 1769 Shrewsury, Monmouth Co., NJ
• Catherine LANGESTRAT (1700 - 1739) m(1725 Marlboro, Monmouth Cop, NJ) Jan SUTPHEN (1711 Feehold, Monmouth Co., NJ - 1784 Wertsville, Hunterdon Co., NJ)
• Maria "Mary" LANGESTRAT (6 May 1702 Shrewsbury, Monmouth Co., NJ - 1731 Monmouth Co., NJ) m(1731): William Daniel HENDRICKSEN (6 Nov 1709 Marlboro, Monmouth Co., NJ - 27 Oct 1783 Marlboro, Monmouth Co., NJ)
• Sarah LANGESTRAT (1705 Marlboro, Monmouth Co., NJ - 1739 Marlboro, Monmouth Co., NJ) m: William LOGAN (17 Jul 1786 Broomhedge, Lisburn, County Antrim, Ireland - 8 Jun 1863 Gays River, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada)
• Gisbert "Gilbert" LANGESTRAT (26 Nov 1707 Shrewsbury, Monmouth Co., NJ - 1758 Shrewsbury, Monmouth Co., NJ) m(3 Dec 1729) Richard SCHENK (2 Apr 1710 Holmdel, Monmouth Co., NJ - 26 Feb 1779, Pleasant Valley, Warren Co., NJ)
• Awrey "Aaron" LONGSTREET (Monmouth Co., NJ - 20 Aug 1791 New Brunswick, Middlesex, NJ )
  • m(1st): Catherine Osborn (1710 - 1754)
  • m(2nd): Lydia Hull
• Stoffel LANGESTRAT (14 Jul 1712 Monmouth Co., NJ - 1782 Augusta, Richmond Co., GA ) m(16 Dec 1743 NJ): Abigail WOOLLEY (17 May 1717 Shrewsbury, Monmouth Co., NJ - 25 May 1786 Augusta, Richmond, GA)
• Monica LONGSTREET (6 May 1716 Shrewsbury, Monmouth Co.,NJ - 1750 Shrewsbury, Monmouth Co., NJ) m(1735 Schrewsbury, Monmouth Co.,NJ): John LITTLE (1712 Shrewsbury, Monmouth Co., NJ - 4 Feb 1785 Eatontown, Monmouth Co., NJ)
• Anna LONGSTREET (1718 Marlboro, Monmouth Co., NJ - 1752) m(5 Jul 1740 Long Island, NY): Samuel OSBORN (1707 Woodbridge, Middlesex, NJ - 1744 Shrewsbury, Monmouth Co., NJ)

Sources:

• Seybert Family, Ancestry.com May 2013
• GEdelson; Edelson-Johnson-Douglas-Bilms Family Tree , Ancestry.com, May 2013
• Winwright_Scott; Wainwright Family Tree, Ancestry.com, June 2013
• LynnBresterLongstreet;Longstreet; http://trees.ancestry.com/ tree/31429532/ person/18041470734

update 2013.08.30

Generation 11
Thomas Lawrence b: 2 Feb 1589 St Albans, Hertfordshire, ENG d: 20 Mar 1625 St Albans, Hertfordshire, ENG	married	Joan Antrobus b: 25 Jun 1592 St Albans, Hertfordshire, ENG d: 1659 Ipswich, Essex Co., NJ

Children (partial):

• Thomas LAWRENCE (8 Mar 1619 St Albans, Hertfordshire, ENG - Jul 1703 Newtown, Queens, NY) m: Mary FERGUSON (16519 - 1692)

Source:

• linda moss; Scott & Moss Family Tree; Ancestry.com #6790068; June 2013

updated: 2013.06.20

Generation 10
Thomas Lawrence son of Thomas and Joan (Antrobus) Lawrence b: 8 Mar 1619 St Albans, Hertfordshire, ENG d: Jul 1703 Newtown, Queens, NY	married	Mary Ferguson b: 1648 Hempstead, Nassau, NY d: 1732 Monmouth, NJ

Children:

• William LAWRENCE (1640 - )
• Thomas LAWRENCE (1644 Newton, Queens, NY - 1703 Newtown, Livingston , NY)
• Mary LAWRENCE (1648 Newtown, Queens, NY - 1677 Newtown, Livingston, NY)
• Alice Elsa LAWRENCE (1648 Hempstead, Long Island, Nassau, NY- 1732 Monmouth, NJ) m(1670): Richard Ellison (1642 - 1719)
• John LAWRENCE (1657 Newtwon, Queens, NY - 17 Dec 1729 Newtown, Livingston, NY)

Source:

• linda moss; Scott & Moss Family Tree; Ancestry.com #6790068; June 2013

updated: 2013.06.20

Generation 9
Restore Lippincott son of Richard and Abigail (Goody) Lippincott b: 3rd of 5th mo. (Jul)1653 or 1648 at Plymouth, Old England d: 22nd of 5th mo. (Jul) 1741 near Mt. Holly, Burlington Co., NJ bur: little cemetary on the property currently owned by Shady Lane County Home, Clarksboro, NJ	married 6 Sep 1674 Shrewsbury, NJ	Hannah Shattuck dau. of William and Susannah (Hayden) Shattuck b: 8 July 1654 Boston, Mass d: before 1729 Burlington Co., NJ
	married second: 1st 10 mo, 1729 Burlington Monthly Meeting, NJ	Martha Shinn dau of John Shinn and Jane Garwood m(1st)(1 Mar 1697 Burlington Co., NJ): Joshua Owen (1659 - 1728) m(2nd)(1729): Restore Lippincott

Children:

• Samuel LIPPINCOTT (12 Sep 1675 Monmouth Co., NJ - 1721 Northampton, Burlington Co., NJ) m: (3 Jul 1700 Shrewsbury, Monmouth Co., NJ) Ann HULET
• Abigail LIPPINCOTT (16 Feb 1677 Shrewsbury, Monmouth Co., NJ - 16 Feb 1767 Shrewsbury, Monmouth Co., NJ) m: 3 Mar 1697 James SHINN (1664 - 1751)
• Hannah LIPPINCOTT (15 Nov 1679 Shrewsbury, Monmouth Co., NJ - 1741)
• Hope LIPPINCOTT b: 15 Sep 1681 Shrewsbury, Monmouth Co., NJ m: William GLADDING
• Rebecca LIPPINCOTT (24 Oct 1684 Shrewsbury, Monmouth Co., NJ - 1747 Northampton, Burlington Co.,NJ) m: 5 Apr 1704 Josiah GASKILL (7 Jan 1678/79)
• James LIPPINCOTT (11 Apr 1687 Shrewsbury, Monmouth Co., NJ - 11 Jun 1760 Northampton, Burlinghton Co., NJ) m: Anna EVES
• Elizabeth LIPPINCOTT 15 Mar 1690 Burlington Co., NJ m: George SHINN
• Jacob LIPPINCOTT (15 Aug 1692 Northampton, Burlington Co., NJ - 1757 Chester Twp, Burlignton Co., NJ) m: 1716 Mary BURR
• Rachael LIPPINCOTT ( 8 Jan 1695 Burlington Co., NJ - 1775 Burlington Co., NJ) m(1st): Zachariah JASS m(2nd): Francis DAWSON m(3rd): James Southwick (b: 1700)

Residences

• 1650's - 1660's Boston, Mass with his parents
• 1668 moved to Shrewsbury, NJ with his parents
• 1692 purchased and settled on 570 acres at Northampton, Burlington Co., NJ
• 1698 purchased 2,000 acres near Pemberton, NJ along with John Garwood

Restore was respected in the community for his regard for truth and justice. He was a member of the Council of NJ in 1703 and of the Assembly in 1704

Abstract of Will

March 16, Lippincott, Restore,of Northampton, Burlington, husbandman, will of. Wife, Martha. Grandson,Joseph Lippincott my long gun. Grandsons - Restore Lippincott, Daniel and Jonathan Jess. Daughters - Rachel Dawson, Abigail (wife of James Shinn), Rebecca (wife of Josiah Gaskill), and Elizabeth (widow of George Shinn). Two old negroes to have their freedom. 100 acres in New Hanover upon Rancocers Creek near James Shinn's mill. Son, James, sole executor. Witnesses - William Parker, John Parson, Tho. Shinn. Proved Aug. 8, 1741. Liber 4, pg 310

1741, July 25. Inventory of the personal estate L154.18; ade by Benjamin brian and John Butcher. Includes Bible and other books.

Sources:

• Mackenzie
• Clement
• Shattuck
• Thompson, Helen, Family Notes
• New Jersey Colonial Documents, Vol 1
• Casellie, Donald O., Lippincott Family, Nov 30, 1995
• rojapo1956; Ancestral Families of Waren LeRoy Porter; Ancestry.com # 45676; June 2013
• stidumsherman; Shearman, Stidum, Tilton, Pond; Duncan....; Ancestry.com #50930217, June 2013
• U.S. Quaker Meteing Records, Burlington Monthly Meeting, Minutes 1678 - 1737;
  http://interactive.ancestry.com/2189/31906_283777-00259/99578084?backurl=http://person.ancestry.com/tree/63850012/person/34299840906/facts/citation/202250453440/edit/record

updated 2013.03.08

Generation 7
Awrey "Aaron" Longstreet son of Stoffel Dirckesen and Mayjke "Monica" Lanen (Van Pelt) Langestraat b: 26 Nov 1710 Marlboro, Monmouth Co., NJ d: 1793 New Brunswick, Middlesex Co., NJ	married first	Catherine Osborne b: 1710 Long Island, NY d: 6 May 1754 NJ
	married second 1754	Lydia Hull b: 1710 d: 1793

Children by Catherine OSBORNE

• Monica LONGSTREET (6 May 1716 Schrewsbury, Monmouth Co., NJ - 1750 Schrewsbury, Monmouth Co., NJ) m(1735): John LITTLE (1712 - 1785)
• Moikey (Moyka) LONGSTREET (15 May 1735 - 11 Aug 1757 Marlboro, Manmouth Co., NJ) m (11 Aug 1751): James REID (29 Dec 1717 Monmouth Co., NJ - 29 Dec 1809 Marlboro, Monmouth Co., NJ)
• Samuel LONGSTREET (1735 NJ - 1829 South Amboy, Middlesex Co., NJ) m( 30 Oct 1756): Barbara ANTONIDES
• Christopher LONGSTREET
• Aaron LONGSTREET (1741- 25 May 1829 New Brunswick, Middlesex Co., NJ) m: Anne WETHERILL (1742 - 17 Apr 1832 NJ)
• Ann LONGSTREET (1745 - 1804 Wrightstown, Burlington Co., NJ) m(15 Mar 1764 Monmouth Co., NJ): William BURTIS (1740 - 1804)
• Derick LONGSTREET (1747 - )
• James LONGSTREET (1750 New Brunswick, Middlesex Co., NJ - 1785 Middlesex Co., NJ) m(1776): Elizabeth TIMBROOK (21 Jun 1755 - 1 Sept 1807)

Children by Lydia Hull:

• Lydia LONGSTREET (10 Jun 1759 Mapestown, NJ - 18 Oct 1843 NJ) m(25 Jun 1774): Mathew VAN DYKE (08 Jan 1752 - 18 Sep 1832)

Abstract of Will

Sources:

• NJ Abstract of Wills, Vol VIII
• Seybert Family, Ancestry.com May 2013
• Gedelson; Edelson-Johnson-Douglas-Bilms Family Tree , Ancestry.com, May 2013

Updated 2013.05.01

Generation 13
Henry MacWilliams son of Henry and Elionara (Ley) MacWilliams b: 1532 Stanborne, Essex, ENG d: Dec 1586 St James Garlickhithe, London, ENG	married ENG	Mary Hill dau. of Richard and Elizabeth (ISsely) Hill b: 1532 London, Middlesex, ENG d: 30 Nov 1616 London, ENG

Children:

• Cecily C. MacWILLIAMS (1555 Stanborne, Essex, ENG - 1627 ENG) m(1574): Thomas Ridgeway (1555 - 1633)
• Henry MacWILLIAMS (abt. 1559 Stanborne, Essex, ENG - )
• Margaret MacWILLIAMS (1560 Stanborne, Essex, ENG - 7 Apr 1640 ENG) m(6 May 1589 St Luke, Chelsea, Middlesex, ENG): Johes Stanhope
• Susan MacWILLIAMS (abt. 1653 Stanborne, Essex, ENG - )

Sources:

• Tclark0755; Clark-Day Tree; http://trees.ancestry.com/ tree/44731005/ person/6246036385; Aug 2013

updated 2013.05.01

Generation 10
Balthasar Mercer b: abt. 1600 Perth, Aberdeen, Scotland d: 1658 St. Stevens Church, Bremen, Bremen, GER	married	Elizabeth Kennedy b: abt. 1600 Kennewy, Scotland d: abt. 1660 Bremen, GER

A wealthy merchant and also a mayor of Culross (Co. Perth), 1639-41, on the north shore of the Firth of Forth, Scotland, and Member of the Scottish Parliament, 1644-45. He had to emigrate on or about 1645 when the British civil war reached his country for he and his family were supporters of the Stuart dynasty. With his wife Elizabeth Kennedy and six children, he went to Bremen, Germany. There he had already been at least in 1634 to act as manager as Sir George Bruce of Culross, a rich Scottish coal and salt mine owner. From Mercer's children, one son died in Bremen, the other two are said to have gone to the Canares and India, and the three daughters married men from Bourgeois families in England (Claypoole) and Germany (Lucae, Uckermann).

Balthashar Mercer is named a "Parliamentary Assessor in Edinburgh." Actually, in the Scottish M.P.'s list we find several Mercers or Mersers--who in their majority may have been members of the important Mercer family from Perth (see below), but nobody with the forename Balthashar.

Now the emigrant is sometimes called Archibald Merser in business letters from Bremen in 1634, and this is not a secretary's mistake--on the contrary, Balthashar is the bowdlerization of Archibald, a then very popular name in Scotland. As we will see the emigrant namely came from Culross on the north shore of the Fifth of Forth, and therefore it is doubtless which representative he was--Archibald Merser, merchant burgess in Culross (then co. Perth, now co. Fife) and Member of Parliament for this Royal Burgh in the Scottish Parliaments from 1639 to 1641 and from 1644 to 1647.

In this second period as an M.P. Archibald Merser was only present in the first three sessions, ending July 11, 1645, and maybe in this very year (1645) the flight to Bremen took place. . . . The advance of Cromwell's troops in Scotland became highly dangerous to Mercer not before 1647/48 when King Charles I was imprisoned and his Scottish supporters were outlawed. Thus we can suppose that in fact the royalist Mercer fled of the Scottish Covenants in 1645 (Charles I still lived then!). Later on the fear of Cromwell's regime made Mercer and afterwards his widow stay in their exile.

Furthermore we know that Archibald Merser in Culross was the father of a son Thomas who was baptized on 26 Sep 1641 and of another son whose name is unknown and who was baptized on 8 Sep 1642 (both times the children's mother is not mentioned by name). To ease the clearness we will again speak of Balthasar Mercer instead of Archibald Merser in the following.

Mercer's mines worked with the then most modern technics and were well-known. According to that Culross had its flourishing time in the 17th century--but we may not forget the incredible distress of the worker families--and especially with Bremen there was intensive trade . Fortunately we know an interesting correspondence between Bremen and Culross from the year 1634. On Apr 11 1634 the Senate of Bremen wrote to Bruce--we learn from a summary--that "there had been made a contract with his servant Balthasar Merser concerning ca. 300 charges of salt the city of Bremen would buy from Brust (Bruce) . . . This information is valuable for hence it appears to us Balthasar Merser's position in Scotland as well as his business connections to Germany. Probably Mercer's family came from Edinburgh or Perth to Culross to participate in the industrial boom (if the Mercers had not been resident here before). It might be interesting to find out more about Mercer's relations to the Bruce family.

In any case Balthasar became an M.P. because he as a member of the aspiring bourgeoises had profited by the economic development. By the way, Sir George Bruce was one of Mercer's predecessors as M.P.: from 1612 to 1625 he represented the Royal Burgh of Culross in five Scottish Parliaments.

[There are many] possible but unproven royal ancestry of Mercers.

He had many times represented King Charles I concerning important Scottish matters, and once he was sent on a mission to Hamburg, where he was decorated with a golden medal of honor. Helena's mother Elizabeth was of noble lineage, born a Kennewy (Kennedy) of Scotland. When political troubles broke out in England in 1664, her father and brother, the court preacher Robert Mercer, since they had been friends of the decapitated king, fled the kingdom with the whole family, fearing Cromwell and his party. They went with all their belongings to Bremen, Germany where they lived on their own means, which was considerable, until Helen's father's death in 1650. He left a widow and three sons and three daughters. One son had gone to India, another to the Canary Islands. Of the daughters, one was married to a merchant named Uckermann at Wanfried in Hesse and the middle daughter, also named Elizabeth, was about to marry Cornelius Lelius, a Calvinist minister. - Kevin Wlaters

 

Children (partial):

• Robert MERCER b: in Scotland
• Helena MERCER (abt. 1634 Culcross, Scotland - 19 Aug 1688 Philadelphia, PA) m(12 Dec 1658 St. Paul's Church, Bremen, Stadt Bremen, GER): James CLAYPOOLE (1634 - 1687)
• Elizabeth MERCER b: in Scotland

Sources:

• nanclaypool; claypool1; Ancestry.com, June 2013
• Jim CoVan; CoVan Family Tree; http://trees.ancestry.com/ tree/9679712/ person/1174331519; Aug 2013
• http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=dmcl&id=I230
  • Kevin Walters; Ancestors of Kevin Walters; World Family Tree, ancestry.com, Nov 1 2001

updated 2013.06.20

Generation 10
Joost Adriaenszen Molenaer son of Adrian Dirksen and Chieltgen Pierterse b: 1630 Delft, Zuid-Hooland, Netherlands d: 23 Apr 1685 Buchwick, Kings Co., NY	married	Femmetjen Hendrikse dau. of Hendrik Hendrickse and Lijsbeth Voet Jansen b: 1630 Meppelen, Drenth, Netherlands d: 28 Oct 1668 Kingston, Ulster, NY

Children (partial):

• Mary MOLENAAR (1664 - 1711) m: Jeams Hans Duyts (1671 - 1745)

Sources:

• dcbraun1949; Cohen Family Tree; Ancestry.com #17254573; June 2013

Updated 2013.06.20

Generation 12
John Povey son of David and Elizabeth (Sawyer) Povye b: 1530 Shocklach, Cheshire, ENG d: 1600 London, ENG	married	Elizabeth Hobson dau. of Robert and Cycely Hobson b: 1535 London, ENG: d: 22 Feb 1583 London, ENG

Children (partial):

• Joan POVEY (1562 London, ENG - 17 Aug 1608 London, ENG) m: William ANGELL (1562 - 1629)

Sources:

• clementshawn3; Shawn Clement familty tree; http://trees.ancestry.com/ tree/28327831/ person/12031933529; Aug 2013

updated 08.30.2013

Generation 13
David Povye   b: Jan 1510 Shocklach, Cheshire, ENG d: 1593 Shocklach, Cheshire, ENG	married	Elizabeth Sawyer dau. of Thomas Sayre and Lady Margaret Fairfax, Baroneess Sayre Hinwick b: 1515 d: London, ENG

Children (partial):

• John Povery (1530 - 1600) m: Elizabeth Hobson (1535 - 1583)

Sources:

• clementshawn3; Shawn Clement familty tree; http://trees.ancestry.com/ tree/28327831/ person/12031933529; Aug 2013

updated 08.30.2013

Generation 9
Richard E. Ridgeway son of Robert and Eleanor (Clayton) Ridgeway b: 1654 Wallingford, Buckinghamshire, ENG Richard arrived in Philadelphia, PA 1679 with wife Elizabeth and son Thomas. d: 2 Feb 1722/23 Springfield Twp, Burlington Co., NJ	married first: 1675 Weelford, Wickham Parish, Berkshire,ENG	Elizabeth Chamberlain b: 1654 Welford, Wickham, Bershire, ENG d: 31 Mar 1692 Crewcorne, Bucks Co., PA
	married second: 30 Dec 1693 Maidenhead, Mercer Co., NJ	Abigail Stockton dau. of Richard and Abigail (Bloomfield) Stockton b: 1665 ENG d: 19 Dec 1726 Springfield, Burlington Co., NJ

Richard was a justice of Burlington County in 1700 and 1701. He and his wife, Elizabeth, were attached to the Burlington Meeting of Friends.

WILL:

WILL of 2nd Wife "Abigal" Ridgway

Children by Elizabeth Chamberlain:

• Richard Ridgeway (1674 Bershire, ENG - July 1679 Berskshire, ENG)
• Thomas Ridgeway (25 May 1677 Bershire, ENG - 15 Dec 1724 Little Egg Harbor, Burlington Co., NJ)
• Richard Ridgeway (27 Feb 1680 - 12 Feb 1718 Burlington Co., NJ)
• Elizabeth Ridgeway (17 Dec 1682 Crew Corner, Bucks Co., PA - 25 Mar 1724 Little Egg Harbor, Burlington Co., NJ)
• Joseph Ridgeway (27 Sep 1685 Crewcome, Bucks Co., PA - 11 Sep 1688 Crewcome, Bucks Co., PA)
• William Ridgeway ( 27 Sep 1685 Crewcome, Bucks Co., PA - 11 Sep 1688 Crewcome, Bucks Co., PA)
• Sarah Ridgeway (14 Oct 1687 Crewcome, Bucks Co., PA - 1 Sept 1688 Crewcome, Bucks Co., PA)
• Josiah Ridgeway (6 Sept 1690 Crewcome, Bucks Co., PA - 20 Aug 1783 Springfiled, Burlington Co., NJ) m(1717 Springfield, Burlington, NJ): Sara Lott (1694 - 1730)
• Jonathan Ridgeway (1691Burlington, Co., NJ - 10 Sept 1733 Prince George's Co., MD)
  • m(1712 Prince George's County, MD): Elizabeth Simmons (1694 - 1733)
  • m(5 May 1727 Burlington Co., NJ): Hannah Brown (1700 - )

Children by Abigail Stockton:

• Joseph RIDGWAY (abt. 1693 Burlington Co., NJ - 1694)
• Job RIDGWAY (1694 Stony Boork, Maidenhead Twp., Mercer Co., NJ -10 Feb 1761 Springfield Twp., Burlington Co., NJ) m(7 Dec 1719 Burlignton Co., NJ): Rebecca BUTCHER (1695 - )
• Abigail RIDGWAY (abt. 1695 Stony Brook, Maidenhead Twp, Mercer Co., NJ - 1760) m: Henry CLOTHIER (3 Nov 1688 - 1732)
• Mary RIDGWAY (1698 Springfield Twp, Burlington Co., NJ - 4 Apr 1744 Monmouth Co., NJ) m: Thomas GARWOOD Jr.
• Jane RIDGEWAY (1700 Springfield Twp, Burlington Co., NJ - 1721 Burlington Co., NJ ) m: Isaac ANTRAM (Apr 1693 - 3 Apr 1744)
• Sarah RIDGWAY (abt. 1701 Springfield Twp, Burlignton Co., NJ - abt. 1703 Springfield Twp, Burlington Co., NJ)
• John RIDGWAY (1 Sept 1702 Burlignton, Burlington Co., NJ - 1749) m: Hannah BROWN
• Joseph RIDGWAY (abt 1703 Springfiled, Burlington Co., NJ - 1761 Springfield, Burlington Co., NJ ) m: Hannah ALLEN (b: 21 Mar 1714/15)

Sources:

• Gen. Mag. of NJ, Vol 13, Issue 4;
• Joni_Herman,The Ancestors of Clara Eileen Brennan, Ancesty.com, June 2013
  • U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560 -01900
  • Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s - 1900s
• crcook84, Cook Family Tree, Ancestry.com, June 2013

updated 2013.06.20

Generation 10
Robert Ridgeway son of Robert and Elizabeth (Weston) Ridgeway bapt: 24 Aug 1631 Devon, ENG d: 7 Mar 1713 Torre Church, Devonshire, ENG	married 1652/53 Devon, Devonshire, ENG	Eleanor Clayton   b: 1634 Devon, Devonshire, ENG d: 1653 Devon, ENG

Children:

• Richard RIDGEWAY (1648 - 1722) m: Abigail Stockton

Sources:

• Gen. Mag. of NJ, Vol 13, Issue 4;
• Warren HARRIS, WO Harris Family file 2013, Ancestry.com June 2013
• momstibora, Jackson Family Tree, Ancestry.com, June 2013
• Tclark0755; Clark-Day Tree; http://trees.ancestry.com/ tree/44731005/ person/6246027967?ssrc=; August 2013
  • James Ridway; Manuscript Geneaology of the Ridgeway Family Vol 1;

updated 2013.06.20

Generation 11
Sir Robert Ridgeway, 2nd Earl Londonderry son of Thomas and Cecily (Mac William) Ridgeway b: 1575 Tor Abbey, Newton, Abbot, wolborough Par., Devenshire, ENG d: 18 Mar 1640 Rosconvell Parish, Kilkenny, IRE	married	Elizabeth Weston dau of Simon Weston of Staffordshire, ENG (abt. 1550 - 1649) b: 1575 Litchfield, Staffordshire, ENG d: 1631 Yoxall, Stafford, ENG

Sir Robert Ridgway, second Earl of Londonderry, succeeded his father in 1631. He was the godson of Robert Cecil, who became Earl of Salisbury and Prime Minister. Sir Robert was knighted very young, and made the tour of Europe in 1611-1613

Children (partial):

• Weston RIDGEWAY, 3rd Earl of Londonderry (abt. 1612 Londonderry, Londonderry, IRE - 1670 Londonderry, IRE)
• Leicester RIDGEWAY (12 Mar 1621 Devon, Devonshire,ENG - 1627)
• Lettice RIDGEWAY (abt. 1621 Devon, Devonshire, ENG -
• Charlotte RIDGEWAY (1623 Devon, Devonshire, ENG - 1627)
• Challons RIDGEWAY (14 Sep 1629 Devon, Devonshire,ENG - 1670)
• Robert RIDGEWAY (24 Aug 1631 Devon, Devonshire, ENG - 7 Mar 1713 Torre Church, Devonshire, ENG) m: Eleanor CLAYTON (1634 - 1653)

Sources:

• Warren HARRIS, WO Harris Family file 2013, Ancestry.com, June 2013
  • Colonial and Revolutionary Familes of PA
• momstibora, Jackson Family Tree, Ancestry.com, June 2013
• Tclrk0755; Clark-Dy Tree; http://trees.ancestry.com/ tree/44731005/ person/6246027970

updated 2013.06.20

Generation 12
Sir Thomas Ridgeway, 1st Earl Londonderry son of Thomas and Mary (Southcote) Ridgeway b: 1550 Londonderry, Devon, ENG d: 24 Jan 1631 Londonderry, ENG	married 12 Jan 1563 Londonderry, Londonderry, IRE	Cecily MacWilliam dau. of Henry and Mary (Hill) MacWilliam b: 1555 Stanborne, Essex, ENG d: 1600 ENG

Thomas Ridgeway, 1st Earl of Londonderry, Baron Gallen-Ridgeway, High Sheriff of Devon Rideway was an English administrator active in Ireland, in particular in the Ulster Plantation.

 

He matriculated at Exeter College, Oxford, on 17 November 1581, and was admitted a student of the Inner Temple in 1583. Subsequently he was collector of customs at Exmouth. He succeeded his father on 27 June 1597, and in July of that year fitted out a ship at his own cost to take part in the Islands Voyage under Robert Devereux, 2nd Earl of Essex. He was High Sheriff of Devon in 1600, and was knighted in the same year.

Children:

• Robert RIDGEWAY (1575 Tor Abbey, Newton Abbot, Wolborough Par., Devonshire, ENG - 18 Mar 1640 Rosconvell Parish, Kilkenny, IRE) m (1608 ENG): Elizabeth WESTON (1575 - 1631)
• Edward RIDGWAY (1577 Tor Abbey, Newton Abbot, Wolborough Par., Devonshire, ENG - 1638 No. Ringkobing, DEN)
• MacWilliams RIDGWAY (1579 Tor Abbey, Newton Abbot, Wolborough Par., Devonshire, ENG - ??? No Ringkobing, DEN)
• Cassandra RIDGWAY (1586 - )
• Mary RIDGEWAY (1580 - 1580)

Sources:

• Warren HARRIS WO Harris Family file 2013, Ancestry.com, June 2013
  • Colonial and Revolutionary Familes of PA
• momstibora, Jackson Family Tree, Ancestry.com, June 2013
• Tclark0755; Clark-Day Tree; http://trees.ancestry.com/ tree/44731005/ person/6246027968; Aug 2013

updated 2013.05.01

Generation 13
Thomas Ridgeway son of Sir John Ridgeway, Baron of Stoneleigh and Elizabeth (Wentworth) b: 1515 Tor Mohun, Devon, ENG d: 27 Jun 1597 Tor Abbey, Newton, Abbot, Wolborough Par., Devonshire, ENG	married 12 Jan 1563 Londonderry, Londonderry, IRE	Mary Southcote dau. of John and Joanna (Hankford) Southcott b: 1520 Caldwoodley, Devonshire, ENG d: 27 Jan 1597 ENG

Children (partial):

• Thomas RIDGEWAY (1555 - 1631) m: Cecily Mac WILLIAMS (1555 - 1600)

Pedigree (Generation)

14. Sir John Ridgeway (1485 Devon, ENG - 1556 Abot, ENG) m: Elizabeth Wentworth (1470 - )
15. Stephen Ridgeway (1435 Exeter, Devon, ENG- 1492 ENG)
16. Richard Ridgeway (1410 ENG - 1470 ENG)
17. John Ridgway "De Ryderware"

Sources:

• WO Harris Family file 2013, Ancestry.com
  • Colonial and Revolutionary Familes of PA
• momstibora, Jackson Family Tree, Ancestry.com, June 2013
• Tclark0755; Clark-Day Tree; http://trees.ancestry.com/ tree/44731005/ person/6246027972; August 2013

updated 2013.06.20

Generation 10
John Scholey   b: 1609 Aughton, Lancashire, ENG d: 29 Mar 1695 NJ	married	Isabel Hancock   b: abt. 1628 ENG d: Burlington Co., NJ

Children (partial):

• Thomas SCHOOLEY (1661 Persh, ENG - 06 Feb 1724 Chesterfield, Burlignton Co., NJ) m(19 Oct 1686 Burlington Co., NJ): Sarah Parker (1674 - 1724)

Sources:

• BarbaraTucker1954; Stout Family Treehttp://trees.ancestry.com/ tree/16690167/person/519110327; Aug 2013

Updated 2013.08.03

 

Generation 9
Thomas Scholey son of John and Isabel (Hancock) Scholey b: 1661 Hunwork, York Parish, Yorkshire, ENG Thomas arrived in America in 1677 d: 6 Feb 1724 Chesterfield Twp., Burlington Co., NJ	married 19 Oct 1686 Chesterfield, Burlington Co., NJ	Sarah Parker dau. of Thomas and Sarah (Parker) Schooley b: abt. 1674 Hopewell, Mercer Co., NJ d: aft. 1724

Children:

• Thomas SCHOOLEY (25 Sept 1688 Burlington Co., NJ - aft 1748)
• William SCHOOLEY (12 Jun 1691 Burlington Co., NJ - 1763 Morris, NJ)
• Sarah SCHOOLEY (22 Kam 1693 Burlington Co., NJ - 1733 Springfield, Burlington Co., NJ)
• Elizabeth SCHOOLEY (16 Jan 1695 Burlignton Co, NJ - aft 1771 Burlington Co., NJ) m: Benjamin BUSSOM (1690 - 1771)
• Joseph SCHOOLEY (29 Sep 1697 Burlington Co., NJ - 3 Dec 1697 Burlington Co., NJ)
• Samuel SCHOOLEY (1698 Kingwood, Hunterdon, NJ - 12 Mar 1761 Fairfax, VA) m: Sarah (1710 - 1761)
• John SCHOOLEY (18 Dec 1701 Burlington Co., NJ - 1748 Chesterfield, Burlington Co., NJ)
• Mary SCHOOLEY (abt. 1703 Burlington Co., NJ - )
• Alice SCHOOLEY (abt. 1705 Chesterfield, Burlington Co., NJ- )

Sources:

• JBlanck0494; Metzger Family; http://trees.ancestry.com/ tree/34893713/person//18714982264; June 2013
• BarbaraTucker1954; Stout Family Treehttp://trees.ancestry.com/ tree/16690167/person/519110327; Aug 2013

Updated 2013.08.02

Generation 10
John Scudder son of Thomas and Elizabeth (Lowers) Scudder b: 1619 Long Island City, Queens, NY d: Jun 1692 Newton, Queens, NY	married first 1642 Long Island City, Queens, NY	Dorothy Mary King dau. of William and Dorothy (Haynes) King b: 1623 Salem, Essex, MA d: 5 Jan 1668 Newtown, Queens, NY
	married second 1669 NY	Joanna Betts b: 1649 Newtown, Queens, NY d: 16 Mar 1711 Newtown, Queens, NY

Children by Mary King

• Thomas SCUDDER
• Elizabeth SCUDDER (6 Mar 1641 Salem, Essex, MA – 28 Feb 1704 Salem, Essex, MA)
  • m(1st): William SMEAD (1630 – 1704)
  • m(2nd 1666 New York City, NY): Jan ALBERTUS (1643 – 1691)
• Samuel SCUDDER (1643 Salem, Essex, MA – Nov 1689 Newtown, Livingston, NY)
• John SCUDDER (1645 Salem, Essex, MA – 1 Dec 1732 Newtown, Queens, NY)
• Mary Rebecca SCUDDER 1647 Salem, Essex, MA – 1 Apr 1729 Salem, Essex, MA)
• Hannah SCUDDER (16 Jul 1649 Salem, Essex, MA – 13 May 1739 Hempstead, Nassau, NY)

Children by Joanna Betts

• Richard Betts SCUDDER (1671 Newtown, Queens, NY – 14 Mar 1754 Ewing, Mercer Co., NJ)

Sources:

• JoettaJohn; Angel Family Tree; Ancestry.com #15560869; June 2013

updated 2013.06.20

Generation 11
Thomas Scudder   b: 1596 Groton, Suffolk, ENG d: 1657 Salem, Essex, MA	married	Elizabeth Lowers   b: 1592 Groton, Suffolk, ENG: d:d: 9 Sept 1666 Salem, Essex, MA

Children (partial):

• John SCUDDER ( 1619 Long Island City, Queens, NY - Jun 1692 Newton, Queens, NY)
  • m(1st)(1642 Long Island City, Queens, NY): Mary KING (1623 Salem, Essex, MA - 5 Jan 1668 Newtown, Queens, NY)
  • m(2nd)(1669 NY): Joanna BETTS (1649 Newtown, Queens, NY – 16 Mar 1711 Newtown, Queens, NY)

Sources:

• JoettaJohn; Angel Family Tree; Ancestry.com #15560869; June 2013

updated 2013.06.20

Generation 11
Samuel Shattuck Son of William and Damaris (Hopkins) Shattuck b: 1594 Dorset, Somersetsshire, ENG d: Dec 1638 Boston, Middlesex Co., MA	married 1619 Dorset, Somersetshire, ENG	Damaris Sibley dau. of Richard Sibley b: 1597 Walden, Hertfordshire, ENG d: 28 Sep 1674 Salem, Essex, MA

Children:

• Damaris SHATTUCK (1622 Dorset, Somersetshire, ENG - Albemarle, Stanly, NC) m(30 Sep 1653 Boston, Middlesex, MA): Issac PAGE (1625 - 1680)
• Mary SHATTUCK (1624 Dorset, Somersetshire, ENG - )
• Hannah SHATTUCK (1625 Dorset, Somersetshire, ENG - )
• William SHATTUCK (3 May 1628 Dorset, Somersetshire, ENG - 14 Aug 1672 Watertown, Middlesex, MA) m(1642 Watertown, Middlesex, MA): Susannah BARNARD ( - 1686)
• Samuel SHATTUCK JR (1630 Salem, Essex, MA - 6 Jun 1698)
• Sarah SHATTUCK (1631 Salem, Essex, MA - 1724 Nantucket, MA) m(1651 Salem, Essex, MA): Richard GARDNER (1620 - 1698)

Sources:

• rojapo1956; Ancestral Families of Waren LeRoy Porter; Ancestry.com # 45676; June 2013

updated 2013.06.20

Generation 10
William Shattuck son of Samuel and Damaris (Sibley) Shattuck b: 3 May 1628 Dorset, Somersetshire, ENG Arrived 1642 Watertown, MA d: 14 Aug 1672 Watertown, Middlesex, MA	married 1642 Watertown, Middlesex, MA	Susannah "Hannah" Barnard (widow Hayden) dau. of John and Phebe (Whiting) Barnard b: 1621 Watertown, Middlesex, MA d: 11 Dec 1686 Groton, Middlesex, MA

Children:

• Sussanah SHATTUCK (1643 1643 Watertown, Middlesex Co, MA - 1723 Marlborough, Middlesex Co., MA)
  • m (1st 18 Feb 1661): Joseph MORSE (1637 - 1677)
  • m(2nd 5 Jul 1678 Watertown, Middlesex, MA): John FAY ( - 1690) m(3rd 3 Jul 1695): Thomas BRIGHAM Jr. (1641 - 1716)
• Mary SHATTUCK (25 Aug 1645 Watertown, Middlesex Co, MA - 23 Oct 1672 Watertown, Middlesex Co, MA ) m(11 FEb 1662 Watertown, Middlesex Co, MA): Jonathan BROWNE (1635 - 1691)
• John SHATTUCK (11 Feb 1648 Watertown, Middlesex Co, MA - 14 Sep Watertown, Middlesex Co, MA ) m(20 Jun 1664 Watertown, Middlesex Co, MA): Ruth WHITNEY (1645 - 1744)
• Phillip SHATTUCK (1650 Watertown, Middlesex Co, MA - 26 Jun 1722 Waltham, Middlesex Co, MA)
  • m(1st abt. 1682): Deborah BARSTOW
  • m(2nd): Rebecca CHAMBERLAIN
• Joanna SHATTUCK (1652 Watertown, Middlesex Co, MA - 4 Apr 1673 Watertown, Middlesex Co, MA)
• William SHATTUCK Jr (1653 Watertown, Middlesex Co, MA - 19 Oct 1732 Groton, Middlesex, MA) m(1678): Susannah RANDALL (1653 - 1738)
• Hannah SHATTUCK (8 Jul 1654 Boston, Middlesex, MA - abt. 1709 Burlington, Burlington Co., NJ) m 6 Sept 1674 Shrewsbury, Monmouth Co., NJ): Restore LIPPINCOTT (1653 - 1741)
• Rebecca SHATTUCK (1656 Watertown, Middlesex Co, MA - ) m(7 Feb 1672): Samuel CHURCH (1640 - 1724)
• Abigail SHATTUCK (1658 Watertown, Middlesex Co, MA - 1694 Groton, Midlesex Co., MA) m(1st 17 Oct 1678 Watertown, Middlesex Co, MA ): Jonahtan MORSE (1643 - 1686) m(2nd 22 Sep 1690 Groton, Middlesex Co., MA): Joshua PAKRER (
• Benjamin SHATTUCK (1660 Watertown Middlesex Co., MA - Watertwon, Middlesex Co., MA)
• Samuel SHATTUCK (1666 Watertown, Middlesex Co., MA - )

History

William was a shoemaker

• 1650 - 1658 Boston, Mass
• 1658 - William was banished from Boston because of his beliefs. Moved to Rhode Island
• by 1660 - resided Shresbury, Monmouth Co., NJ

William was banished from th Boston area. He was 'found on the first day of the week at home in the time of public worship, he was sent to the house of correction, and there cruelly whipped, and thus kept at hard labor, the deputy governor appropriating the proceeds of hsi labors to hemself, while his wife and children were in want. At length the had three days'time assigned him to depart that jurisdiction, which he, in regard to his wife and children, was necessitated to accept. Bellingham the deuputy governor having terrified the woman with threats of keeping him still in prison, because he was poor and not able to pay the fine of 5 shillings for his weekly absence from their places of puclice worshkp. Bellingha tried to produce a separtion betwen Shattuck and his wife, under a promise that hs should be banished and heard of no more, and that she and her children should be profided for; but this proposition she spurned and detested. (Shattuck, pg. 366)

William was elected a member of the Assembly of NJ from the town of Shrewsbury in 1675, but declining to swear or take an oath of office as requried, he was not allowed to take the seat.

Sources:

• Shattuck;
• New England Historic - Geneological Society, Vol 3,10
• rojapo1956; Ancestral Families of Waren LeRoy Porter; Ancestry.com # 45676; June 2013
• stidumsherman; Shearman, Stidum, Tilton, Pond; Duncan....; Ancestry.com #50930217, June 2013
• juliejsas; Jimmy Leo Shadduck & Shirley Ann (Huber) Shattuck ;http://person.ancestry.com/tree/1869206/person/450006487/facts; Mar 2016

updated 2013.06.20

Generation 12
William Shattuck b: 1573 Dorset, Somersetshire, ENG	married	Damairs Hopkins b: 1575

Children (partial):

• William SHATTUCK JR (1593 Dorset, Somersetshire, ENG - )
• Samuel SHATTUCK (1594 Dorset, Somersetshire, ENG - Dec 1638 Boston, Middlesex, MA) m(1619 Dorset, Somersetshire, ENG): Damaris SIBLEY (1597 - 1674)
• Daniel SHATTUCK (1610 Dorset, Somersetshire, ENG- 1641)

Sources:

• rojapo1956; Ancestral Families of Waren LeRoy Porter; Ancestry.com # 45676; June 2013

updated 2013.06.20

Generation 10
Clement Sheene son of John Sheene b: 1592 bapt: 24 Nov 1593	married	Grace

Children:

• Margaret SHEENE b: 1624 d: 1626
• Henry SHEENE b: 1627 d: 1674
• Thomas SHEENE b: 1630
• John SHINN b: 1632 m: Jane
• Francis SHEENE b: 1634 m: 1663 Alice CARTER
• Clement SHEENE b: 1637
• Grace SHEENE b: 1640 m: John HOWLETT

Sources: Shinn

Generation 11
John Sheene son of Frances Sheene Francis was of Freckenham Parish, ENG	married first	Anne
	married second	Marie d: 1620
	married third	Marie Spalkes d: 1628

Children (partial list):

• Edward b: 1858 Rector of Little Fransham
• Clement SHEENE m: Grace

Sources:

• Shinn

Generation 13
Henry Sherman II son of Henry Sherman I and Agnes Butler b: 1545 Dedham, Essex, ENG d: 28 Aug 1610 Dedham, Essex, ENG	married 14 Jun 1568 Moze, Essex, ENG	Susan Renee Lawrence dau of John and Agnus (Holmes) Lawrence b: 1551 Moze, Essex, ENG d: 13 Aug 1610 Dedham, Essex, ENG

Henry Occupation: clothier

Henry's last Will and Testament 1610

Susanna's last Will and Testament

Children (all born and died at Bedham, ENG unless noted)

• Phebe SHERMAN (1570 - 1610) m: Simon FENN ( - 1610)
• Henry III SHERMAN (1571 - 1645) m: Mary ALEXANDER ( - 1642)
• Edmund SHERMAN (1572 - 1635) m: Joan Makin
• Samuel SHERMAN (1573 - 1615 Ardleigh, Essex, ENG.)
• Anne SHERMAN (1575 - 1638) m: Anthony II WHITING
• Daniel SHERMAN (1577 - 1576) m(1st): Christian CHAPMAN m(2nd) Susan
• Richard SHERMAN (1577 - 1660) Immigrated to Boston, MA.
• Daniel SHERMAN (1578 - 1634) m(1st): Phebe m(2nd): Priscilla ANGER
• Nathaniel SHERMAN (1580 - 1580)
• Nathaniel SHERMAN (1582 - )
• John SHERMAN(1585 -1610 ) m(1st): Grace MAKIN m(2nd): Katherine;p
• Ezekial SHERMAN (1589 - 1654) m(1st): Rachel ALEFOUNDER m(2nd): Anne STEPHENS?
• Mary SHERMAN (1592 - )
• Martha SHERMAN (1594 - )

Sources:

• juliejsas; Jimmy Leo Shadduck & Shirley Ann (Huber) Shattuck ;http://person.ancestry.com/tree/1869206/person/532695198/facts; Mar 2016
• Sherman, Tomas Townsend; Sherman Geneology Including Families of Essex, Suffolk, and Norfolk, England; Tobias A. Wright Printer and Publisher, 1920; pg 76-79
  http://interactive.ancestry.com/14283/dvm_GenMono000487-00040-1/70?backurl=http://person.ancestry.com/tree/1869206/person/532785839/facts/citation/2770186590/edit/record#?imageId=dvm_GenMono000487-00001-1

Generation 8
James Shinn son of John and Jane Shinn b: 1662 in England d: 1751 New Hanover Twp., Burlington Co., NJ in own home	married 1697 Burlington Meeting House	Abigail Lippincott dau. of Restore and Hannah (Shattuck) Lippincott b: 16 Feb 1677

Children:

• Hannah SHINN m: 21 Sep 1716 John ATKINSON
• Hope SHINN b: 1700 m: 23 Apr 1720 Michael ATKINSON b: 1693
• Francis SHINN b: 25 Aug 1706 m: 13 Aug 1729 Elizabeth ATKINSON
• Joseph SHINN m: 1726 Mary BUDD
• James SHINN m: 1739 Hannah SHINN
• Solomon SHINN m: 17 May 1739 Mary Antrim
• Clement SHINN m: 1740 Elizabeth WEBB
• Abigail SHINN m: 1728 Harry REEVE
• Susannah SHINN m: 1727 Bartholomew WEST
• Mercy SHINN died young

Declaration of intention of marriage

On the very day that hs sister Martha, accompanied by Joshua Owen, arose in meeting the second time and declared their intentions of marriage (3rd of the 1st month, 1696/97, March 2, 1697) the membership was informed by some busy body that James Shinn and Abigail Lippincott had declared their intention to marry without coming before meeting. A committee was appointed at onece to speak to John Shinn and his good wife, Jane; Restore Lippincott and his good wife, Hannah; and the obstreperous young people, James Shinn, and his fiance, Abigail Lippincott. This incident caused a gret amount of talk throughout the community and led the commitee to probe the matter to the bottom. On the 5th of the 2nd month, 1697, the Church was doubtless crowded to hear the result. The commitee reported that the young people were determined to marry, but not having thier parents' consent they could not pass meeting. Old John Shinn and old Restore Lippincott walked out under a stately beech and began a discussion of the question. Their wives soon joined them, and in a short time peace was restored and parental consent accorded. In the same day James and Abigail delcared their intention to marry before the assembled multitude and were applauded by the younger elements who were in attendance. One maonth later thy appeared the second time and were set at liberty to the Church. The marriage occurred shortly afterwards at the home of Restore Lippincott in the presence of a large assembly of the first people of the community. Shinn, pp. 68-69.

Family Heritage

James Shinn seems to have had very little to do with church affairs and still less with politics. His ambition seemed to be to his land and to enjoy life. He gave large tracts of land to his children, who seemed to have inherited his land desires. Many of them became large land owners in New Jersdy, and some of them became very rich. It was from the line of Thomas that the first migration Southward started in 1750, but the line of James furnished the next mass of adverturous spirits, and his hardy grandchildren soon entered Virginia, spread into West Virginia and were among the first into Ohio, Indiana, and Ilinois. Nearly every Shinn in the Southern states finds his ancestor in Samuel, the son of Thomas, the son of John. Four-fifths of the Shinns in the Northern states from the Atlantic to the Pacific find an ancestor in either Clement or Joseph, sons of James, son of John. Any many of the descendants of Clement, James and Joseph remained in the ancestral homes, filling honorable position and living noble lives. (Shinn, pp. 70-71.)

Land Ownership

• 1697 conveyed 131 acres in Nottingham Twp., Burlington Co., NJ by John Shinn (Liber B, 619)
• 1967 bought land from John Butcher (Liber B, 619)
• 1709 purchased lands of John Garwood (Liber R, 431)
• 1712 conveyed 223 acres in Nottingham Twp., Burling Co., NJ. by Restore Lippincott (Liber D, 97)
• purchased land in New Hanover Twp., Burlington Co., NJ
• purchased land in Ocean County, NJ (Liber S, 147)

Sources:

• Shinn
• rojapo1956; Ancestral Families of Waren LeRoy Porter; Ancestry.com # 45676; June 2013

Generation 9
John Shinn son of Clement and Grace Sheene b: 1632 in England John and his family immigrated to West Jersy about the ship "Kent" in 1677. d: Jan or Feb 1711 NJ	married in England	Jane b: England d: NJ

Children: (all born in England)

• John SHINN Jr. m(1st): 3 Mar 1686 Ellen STACIE m(2nd): 7 Jul 1707 Mary BUDD
• George SHINN m: 6 May 1691 Mary THOMPSON
• Mary SHINN
  • m(1st): 8 Sep 1636 John CROSBY
  • m(2nd): Richard FENNIMORE
• James SHINN m: Abigail LIPPINCOTT
• Thomas SHINN
  • m(1st): 1 May 1687 Sarah SHAWTHORN
  • m(2nd): 6 Jan 1692/93 Mary STOCKTON
• Sarah SHINN b: 1669 m: Thomas ATKINSON
• Ester SHINN unmarried
• Francis SHINN unmarried
• Martha SHINN
  • m(1st): 3 Jan 1696/97 Joshua OWEN
  • m(2nd): 1729 Restore LIPPINCOTT

Family Heritage

John Shinn was reared in the Church of England. By his choice, he became a follower of George Fox and became associated with the "Quakers". He was subsequently persecuted and imprissoned in Hertfordshire, England.

On 18 Sep 1860, John bought of Wiliam Emly, one of the West Jersey commissioners, 1/15th of one of the 100 shares of West Jersey. At the meeting of 24 June 1864 of the proprietors and freeholders of West Jersey a listing was made of the holdings by the 89 freeholders: 1 had 1,000 acres, 12 had 450 - 650 acres, 8 had 400 acres and 68 had 50 - 350 acres. John Shinn had 400 acres.

John and his family immigrated to West Jersy about the ship "Kent" in 1677.

On a balmy day in early summer of 1677, the ship "Kent" sailed from London, with Gidfrey Marlow as master, toward the new Province of West Jersy. As they passed the royal barge on their way down the Thames, they received a lighty flung blessing from the careless King Charles II, whose indifference to their welfare at home drove them from their native lands.

In that far-off day an overseas adventure was not a slight undertaking. The voyage was long, tedious and comfortless. Their first view of the Westrn world was the harbor of Ne Yourk. They had turned aside in ther jouirne to inform the lately appointed Governo of New York, Sir Edmund Andros, of thier purpose.(Schermerhorn, pg. 14)

On the 16th day of August hey arrived at New-Castle. It was late in the month when the 'Kent' sailed up the Delaware River to Racoon Creek in West Jersy. A definite location for their permanent settlement had not been determined upon, and the twohundred and thirty patient, God-fearing, and liberty-loving people disembarked at a settlement of Swedes. The Swedes had some scattering habitations; but they were too numerous to be all provided for in houses; some were obliged to lay their beds and furntiure in cow stalls, and appartment of that sort; among other inconveniences to which this exposed them, the snakes were now plenty enough to be frequently seen upon the hovels under which they sheltered (Boyer, pg 218)

The passengers from the ship, called Quakers, some of good estates in England, then obtained help from the Swedes for interpreters between them and the indians to purchase land. Eventually, a location was determined for their settlement and a town was laid out by mutual consent. The commissions named the town New-Beverly, then Bridlington, but soon it changed to Burlington.

John and Jane were very active with the Society of Frindes. They assisted in the founding of the first meeting in Burlington. They were members of the Burlington Monthly Meeting of Friends. John was often an representative at the Quarterly meetrings.

In 1695 John was appointed to head the undraising for a new Meeting House in Upper Springfield. As of 5 Apr 1699 the minutes of the Monthly Meeting states that "John Shinn and John Day reported that the Springfield Meeting House was done. " Thereafter, "the removing of the Springfield Meeting from John Shinn's to the New Meeting House was on the 24th of the 3rd month 1699."

"John Shinn filled many positions of trust and responsibility in the community. He was known as a man of thrift, yet always ready to help those in need with his money. John was esteemed by all who knew him."

At the time of his death, John's posessions included a bolting mill.

Will of John Shinn

The fourteenth day of the Eleventh Month Called January Anno Dominione thousand seven hundred and elevven. I John Shinn Senior of ye Township of Springfield and county of Burlington in the province of West New Jersey (being sick and weak of body) but of sound disposing minde and memory praised be God doe make and ordain this my last Will and Testament in Wrigint in manner and forme following----first and principally of all I Give and Recommend my Soul and Spirit inot the hands of Alm ighty God that gave and my body to the Eartgh to be buried In a Christian like decenct manner att the discretion of my Executors hereafter named And as touchin the disposition of all such temooral Estate as it hath please Almighty God to bestow up mee I give and dispose therof as followeth first I will that my Just Debts and funerall shall be paid and Discharded -----Item I give ato my son Thomas Atkeson and Sarah his wife and their Heirs for Ever one hundred pounds of good silver Money at nine Shillings and two pense pr ounce upon these Conditions as followeth that is to say that the Sayed Thomas Atkeson Shall give good lawfull and Sufficient Security unto Richard Fennmore and Mary his Wife and there Heirs forever of and from all manner of Charge burthens or Incombers whatsoever In Relation toward the Caire and Mentainance both for victals and Clothes and al other necessaryes for my grand child Mary Corsby being an Idiott and not caeble to take car of herself so long as she shall live which sd sort of an Agreement I made with my daughter Mary before she was Married for me to take the sayed Care of sayed Idiott Child in order therunto I had by Daughter Mary's plantation Conveyed to me for Sixty five pounds and Twenty sould att a Vandue of my Daughter which made up the Sum of ninty pounds andd ten pound more I gave out of my one Estate for to make up the sum of one hundred pound as afore sayed. All the Rest of my Estate both Reale adn personall I give to Jane my Dear and well beloved Wife duering her natural life and no longer and after her decease I give and bequeath as followeth,--Item I give to my Son John Shinn twenty pounds in Mondays which he hathin his hands already upon bod----Item I give to my Son in law Joshua Owein and Martha his Wife twenty pound--Item I give to my Son in law Thomas Atkeson and Sarah his Wife twenty pounds and the littel House that I have built upon his land as also one bedd and al the furniture belonging toitt that is to bee under Shed as aforesayed after the decease of My Wife I give to my Son in law Richard Fenimore and Mary his Wife two shillings in moneys my sayed Daughter Mary being before this time advanced by mee---Item I give to my grandson Thomas Shinn my boulting Mills and fifty pounds in Moneys and all teh Rest and Remainder of my Estate both Reale and Personall that Is left after the decease of my Wife She having a good Comfortable liveing out of the Same Wilest She liveth and al our debt and funerall Charges is defrayed I give unot my two Sons John Shinn and James Shinn Equally to be devided between them and also tonominate and appoint my tow sons John and James Shinn as aforesayed to be my onely and Sole Executors of this my last Will and Testament. In witness whereof I have herunto set my hand and sel ye day and year above sayed.

Inventory of John Shinn's Estate

A true Inventory of the gools Chattles and Personall Estat of John Shinn of ye Townshop of Springfield and County of Burlington and Province of West New Jersy yeoman viewed taken and appraised this thirteenth day of the twefth month called February Anno domi one thousand and Eleven-Twelve by us whose names are hereunto subscribed...(Shin, pp. 56 - 57)

Sources: Shinn; Farr

Generation 7
Solomon Shinn son of James and Abigail (Lippincott) Shinn b: Springfield Twp., Burlington Co., NJ d: 1785	married first 17 May 1739 Springfield Meeting House, Burlington Co., NJ	Mary Antram dau. of Thomas and Sarah (Zelley) Antram b: 1718(23) d: bef 1782
	married second 1782	Ms. Mary Bishop

Children by Mary

• Thomas SHINN b: 17 Sept 1740
  • m(1st): 1764 Sarah VINACOMB
  • m(2nd): Merebah WARREN
• Asa SHINN b: 27 No 1742 m: 1767 Sarah GAUNT
• James SHINN b: 23 Jan 1744 m: 1768 Lavonia HAINES
• Sarah SHINN b: 10 Jun 1747 m: 1769 Nathaniel POPE
• Unity SHINN b: 9 Feb 1749/50 m: 1767 Joseph PANCOAST
• Caleb SHINN b: 3 May 1752 m: 1771 Mary LUCAS
• Mary SHINN b: 14 Nov 1754 died young
• Mary SHINN b: 29 Aug 1756
• Abigail SHINN b: 9 Apr 1759 m: 11/31/1779 David JOHNSON

No issue by Mrs. Mary Bishop

"Solomon lived for many years in New Hanover Twp., where he was engaged as a a farmer. He inherited lands in that thownship and in New Egypt, Monmouth County, and was a large purchaser oat Evesham and in other parts of Burlington County." Shinn pg 92

Abstract of the Will of Solomon Shinn

1783, March 6. Shinn, Solomon, of Mount Holly, Northampton Twp., Burlington Co.; will of. All real and personal estate to be sold. Wife to have L50, and all goods she brought with her. Daughter Abigail, L50. Daughter, Unity Pancoast, L50. Daughter, Sarah Pope, L50. Grandsons, Solomon Pancoast and the two Solomon Shinns, L5 each, when 21. Sons, Thomas, Asa, James and Caleb, rest of estate. Executors - sons, Thomas and Asa. Witnesses - Benjamin Jones, Thomas Antram, and John Shinn. (NJ Colonial Documents Vol VI)

Sources: Shinn

last updated 2013.03.08

Generation 6
Thomas Shinn son of Solomon and Mary (Antrim) Shinn b: 17 Sept 1740 d: 1814	married first Jun 1764 Burlington Co., NJ	Sarah Vinacomb dau. of Francis "Samuel" and Rachel (Lippincott) Vinacomb b: 22 Mar 1741/42 d: 25 Jun 1809
	married second	Ms. Meribah (Taylor) Warren

Children by Sarah:

• Rachael SHINN b: 14 Feb 1765 - 1805 m(17 May 1787 Upper Springfiled Quaker Meeting): Israel KIRBY (17 May 1787 - 1846)
• Vinacomb SHINN b: 21 Aug 1766 m: Sarah MIDDLETON (1770 -
• Unity SHINN b: 21 Jan 1768 Burlington Co., NJ m(21 Jan 1768 Burlington Co.,NJ): Apollo Meirs (abt. 1764 - )
• Solomon SHINN (15 Jul 1771 Burlington Co., NJ - 1835 Burlington Co., NJ)
  • m(1st): 1798
  • m(2nd): 1821 Jane SCATTERGOOD (b: abt. 1800)
• Anna SHINN b: 2 Apr 1773 NJ
• Elizabeth SHINN b: 2 Feb 1776 Burlington Co., NJ m: Lloyd
• Thomas V. SHINN b: 23 Sept 1777 - 1837 m: 9 Jan 1806 Abigail HAINES (1785 - Nov 1856)
• Sarah SHINN b: 27 Nov 1779 m: Joseph SEXTON
• Mary SHINN b: 30 Sept 1781 m(31 Nov 1803 NJ): Samuel CROSHAW (9 Jun 1776 NJ)
• Zilpah SHINN (17 Nov 1783 - 3 Sept 1841) m( 16 Oct 1808) Daniel BURTIS (26 Nov 1782 Hempstead, Long Island, NY - 14 Sep 1852 Upper Springfield, Union Co., NJ

No issue by Ms. Meribah (TAYLOR) WARREN.

"In 1775 Solomon bought of William Hendrickson four hundred and fifty-five acres of land in Upper Freehold, Monmouth County, NJ which he deeded in equal shares in 1777 to his sons, James and Thomas. Thomas build a house upon his land and removed thereto. He bought adjoining tracts, until he was teh owner of about eight hundred acres of land. He retained his membership in hte Upper Springfield Meeting of Friends, and seems to have been an active member. He was frequently placed on important committees and sent to Quarterly Meeing. In 1798 he was placed on a committee to "draw a line for the government of preparative meetings with regard to permitting the interments of those not in membership with Friends in their burying ground." Stong drink was then, as now, a great drawback to the church. In 1799 Thomas and Caleb Shinn, brothers, were added to the standing cmmittee on spirituous liquors. " Shinn pg 122

Sources:

• Shinn
• Kirbygirls, Watson Ancestry, Ancestry.com, June 2013

updated 2013.06.20

Generation 7
Caleb Shreve son of Joseph and Hope (Harding) Shreve b: 13 8th mo (Oct) 1721 d: 27 9th mo 1786	married 1st mo.1748 Burlington Monthly Meeting, Burlington., NJ	Abigail Antram dau. of Isaac and Jane (Ridgeway) Antram b: 13 Aug 1721 d: 8  4th mo 1800

Children:

• Joesph SHREVE (12 mo 28 1748 - 12 mo 22 1829) m (11 mo 20, 1777): Sarah TAYLOR (2 Nov 1755 - 10 Jan 1829)
• Issac SHREVE (19 Aug 1750 - 1829) m: Abigail "Abby" THORN (b: bef 1762)
• Thomas SHREVE (b: 2 Nov 1752)
• Jane SHREVE (1 mo 22, 1749 - 5 mo 21, 1786) m: John ANTRIM (b: 22 Mar 1749/50)
• Job SHREVE (5 mo 24, 1755 - 8 mo 21, 1826) m: Elizabeth GAUNTT (9 Nov 1763 - 5 Sept 1827)
• Rebecca SHREVE (1 mo 5, 1757 - 9 mo 17 1825) m: Joseph FIELD (b: 1 Apr 1754)
• Penelope SHREVE (11 mo 10 1759 - 8 mo 24 1831) m( 1 mo 10, 1787): Daniel ZELLEY (26 Oct 1756 - 3 Aug 1810)
• Caleb SHREVE (9 mo 27, 1761 - )
• Mary "Mercy" SHREVE (15 Dec 1763 - 25 Oct 1823) m: Jeremiah BROWN (15 Apr 1750 - 7 Jul 1831)
• Sarah SHREVE (5 mo 5, 1765 - 1 mo 8, 1838) m(12 mo 23, 1812): Joseph WILLS(8 mo 16, 1761 - 11 mo 7, 184x)

Wiills

Sources:

• Antrim, Harriett S., Records of the Antrim Family in America, 1899, p. 176 (CS71, A614, 1899)
• Harris, Warren, Harris Family File, 2005-01-04
• NJ Calendar of Wills - 1796 - 1800, pg 203,325
• US Quaker Meeting Records, 1681-1935 Burlington Co., Upper Springfield Monthly Meeting, Minutes 1717-1833 , pg 10
• US Quaker Meeting Records, 1681-1935 Burlington Co., Burlington Monthly Meeting, Marriages, Births and Deaths, 1677-1765

last update 2013.05.05

Generation 6
Isaac Shreve son of Caleb and Abigail (Antrim) Shreeve b: 19 Aug 1750 Bordentown, Burlington Co., NJ d: 1829 Mansfield, Burlington Co., NJ	married 17 Apr 1784 NJ	Abigail Thorn b: Bordentown, Burlington Co., NJ d: 23 Aug 1834 Mansfield, Burlington Co., NJ

Children (partial):

• William SHREVE (8 Dec 1784 Bordentown, Burlington Co., NJ - 16 Oct 1841)
• Caleb SHREVE (4 Sep 1786 Bordentown, Burlington Co., NJ - )
• Zeriah SHREVE (6 Nov 1788 Bordentown, Burlington Co., NJ - 4 Apr 1855 Mansfield Twp, Bordentown, Burlington Co., NJ) m(9 Jan 1816 Bordentown, Burlington Co., NJ) John L Hancock (1795 - 1862)
• Hannah SHREVE (24 Oct 1790 Bordentown, Burlington Co., NJ - )
• Mahlon SHREVE (2 Aug 1792 Bordentown, Burlington Co., NJ - 10 Dec 1850 Bordentown, Burlington Co., NJ) m(1816 Burlington Co., NJ): Elza Bryant (1796 - )
• Abigail SHREVE (20 Aug 1794 - )
• Jane SHREVE (5 Nov 1799 Bordentown, Burlington Co., NJ - 12 Feb 1874 Florence, Burlington Co., NJ ) m: Peter CARTY (1794 - 1877)
• Isaac SHREVE (4 Dec 1799 - 31 Jan 1865) m(20 Oct 1842): Rebecca BARTON (1803 - )
• Sarah SHREVE (1 Apr 1801 Bordentown, Burlington Co., NJ - 17 Feb 1877 Medford, Burlington Co., NJ) m(30 Jan 1823): William Rogers BRADDOCK (1789 - 1879)
• Rebecca SHREVE (22 Jan 1804 Bordentown, Burlington Co., NJ- 1 Sep 1856) m(6 Mar 1834): Thomas B. GILBERT (1809 - 1875)
• Charles SHREVE (29 Jul 1806 Bordentown, Burlington Co., NJ - 9 Feb 1884 Three Tuns, Burlington Co., NJ) m(28 Feb 1834 Camden, NJ): Julia A Foster (1810 - )
• Thomas SHREVE (5 Oct 1808 Bordentown, Burlington Co., NJ - )

Sources:

• Antrim, Harriett S., Records of the Antrim Family in America, 1899 (CS71, A614, 1899)
• Warren Harris; WO Harris Family file 20123; http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/ 51943814/ person/13276015827; Aug 2013
• king2829; Giancaterino Family Tree; http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/ 24766640/person/1590232410; Aug 2013

updated 2013.08.03

Generation 8
Joseph Shreve son of Caleb and Sarah (Areson) Shreeve b: 1689 Burlington Co., NJ d: before 1 Oct 1757	married first	Mary ATKINSON b: 1690
	married second	Ann Jess b: abt. 1715
	married third 7 Jun 1711 Burlington MM, Burlington Co., NJ	Hope Harding dau. of Thomas and Elizabeth (Nichols) Harding b: 11 Jun 1694 Burlington Co., NJ

Children:

• Thomas SHREVE (1713 Mansfield, Burlington Co., NJ -  Apr 17982 Mannington, Salem Co., NJ)
• Amy SHREVE (1719 - 1760)
• Caleb SHREVE (1721 Burlington Co., NJ  - 1786 Burlington Co., NJ ) m: Abigail ANTRAM (1721 - 1800)
• Mercy E. Shreve (1725 - 1785)
• Ann SHREVE (1727 - )
• Mary "Martha" SHREVE (1739 - )
• Joseph SHREVE Jr

Sources:

• Antrim, Harriett S., Records of the Antrim Family in America, 1899 (CS71, A614, 1899)
• WO Harris Family file 2013 , Ancestry.com, May 2013
• dps1102, Shreve/Kennedy Family Tree, Ancestry.com. Dec 2020
• NJ Abstract of Wills, 1670 - 1817

updated 2020.12.06

Generation 11
Jan Snyderken b: 1623 d: May 1679 Flatbush, Kings Co., NY	married	Annetje Ruys b: 1610 Ryssen, Overyssel, Netherlands d: 1674 NYC, NY

Children (partial):

• Marritje Snyderken (1650 - 1677) m: Hans Laurentzen Duyts

Sources:

• dcbraun1949; Cohen Family Tree; Ancestry.com #17254573; June 2013

Updated 2013.06.20

Generation 10
Richard Stockton son of John STOCKTON b: 20 June 1626 Malpas, Cheshire, ENG d: 25 Sep 1707 Springfield, Burlington Co., NJ	married 1652 ENG	Abigail Bloomfield b: 1635 ENG d: 1714 Springfield, Burlington Co., NJ

Children:

• Job STOCKTON (1654 - 1732 Springfiled, Burlington Co., NJ)
• Hannah STOCKTON (1658 - )
• Richard STOCKTON (1660 Flushing, Queens, NY- Jun 1709 Princeton, Middlesex Co., NJ) m: Susannah Witham ROBINSON (1668 - 1749)
• Mary STOCKTON (1662 - 1726)
  • m(1st): Thomas SHINN (D: 1694)
  • m(2nd): Silas CRISPIN (1655 - 1711)
• Abigail STOCKTON (1665 ENG - 1726 Springfield, Burlington Co., NJ) m: Dec 1693 Richard RIDGEWAY (1654 - 1722)
• Sarah STOCKTON (1670 - )
• John STOCKTON (1674 - 29 Mar 1747 Springfield, Burlington Co., NJ) m: 1715 Ann OGBORN
• Elizabeth STOCKTON (1683 - Mar 1738) M: 2 Dec 1703 William BUDD

Sources:

• crcook84, Cook Family Tree, Ancestry.com, June 2013

updated 2013.06.20

Generation 7
Edmond Taylor b: 12 May 1723 Spotsylvania Co., VA d: Apr 1808 Granville Co., NC	married	Anna Lewis b: 2 Mary 1731 Goochland, VA d: aft 1808 Granville Co., NC

Children (partial):

• Ann TAYLOR (1765 NC - 1831 NJ) m: John Bodine (1746 - 1826)

Sources:

• chaziesue1; stewart Family Tree; http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/ 16946380/person/1796824555; Aug 2013

Updated 2013.08.03

Generation 9
Gysbrecht Thyssen Lanen VanPelt b: 1652 Tuil, Neerijnen, Glderland, Netherlands d: 17 May 1727 New Utrecht, Kings, NY	married 1663 Brooklyn, Kings, NY	Jannetje Adriaense Lambersen b: 4 Jan 1652 Tuil, Neerijnen, Glderland, Netherlands d: 16 Jun 1732 Middletown, Monmouth Co., NJ

Children (partial):

• Mayke Laanen VanPelt m: Stoffel Dircksen Langestraet

Sources:

• Wainwright_Scott, Wainwright Family Tree, Ancestry.com, June 2013

Updated 2013 June

Generation 7
Francis Vinacomb		Rachael Lippincott

Children (partial):

• Sarah VENICOMB m: Thomas SHINN

Francis was of Mt. Holly, Burlington Co., NJ

Sources: Shinn

Generation 3
Charles Wainwright son of Thomas and Mary (Bussom) Wainwright b: 28 (20) May 1836 Kinkora, Burlington Co., NJ d: 9 Oct 1908 Florence, Burlington Co., NJ	married 12 Jan 1860 Florence, Burlington Co., NJ	Hannah Ann Carty dau. of Peter and Jane (Shreve) Carty b: 7 Apr 1835 Medford, Burlington Co., NJ d: 20 Jan 1912 Hedding, Burlington Co., NJ

Residences:

• 1870 Mansfield, Burlington Co., NJ
• 1880 Mansfield, Burlington Co., NJ
• 1900 Florence, Burlington Co., NJ

Children:

• James Ambrose "Ambrose" WAINWRIGHT (3 Jan 1861 -1935) m(1 Feb 1888): Emma Elisa WARNER (2 Dec 1859 - 10 Jul 1935)
• William Henry WAINWRIGHT (12 Jan 1862/63 - 1937)
  • m(1st): 7 Jan 1885 Mary Margaret CHUMART (17 Feb 1864)
  • m(2nd): Josephine HILL (1879 - 1958)
• Rebecca Jane WAINWRIGHT (18 Jul 1863)
• Jennie F. WAINWRIGHT (18 Jul 1863 - 1946) m( 28 Nov 1882 or 5 Jul 1884): William F. PARKER (1858 - 1932)
• T. Clarence WAINWRIGHT (18 Apr 1865 -26 Sep 1917) m(12 Dec 1891): Mary C. BURTIS (20 Jul 1872 - 27 May 1937)
• Frank WAINWRIGHT (22 Aug 1867 - 12 Feb 1950) m(19 Dec 1894): Mary W. LIPPINCOTT (1873 -14 Mar 1934)
• Sanford L. WAINWRIGHT (10 Dec 1870 - 1 Jun 1928). Not married

Sources:

• Burtis
• Thompson, Ella, Family Notes
• granny67981, Wainwright Family, Ancestry.com, June 2013
• 58littleflower, Murphy; Coehn; Barber...., Ancestry.com, Dec 2020
• jshea83,Shea Family TreeAncestry.com, Dec 2020

updated 2013.06.20

Generation 5
Joel Wainwright b: 22 Mar 1780 Burlington Co., NJ: d: Mar 1869 Burlington Co., NJ	married 1800 Burlingotn Co., NJ	Charity Antram dau. of John and Jane (Shreve) Antrim m(1st): Caleb Cook m(2nd) 1800: Joel Wainwright b: 12 mo. 11, 1776 Burlington Co., NJ d: 26 Jul 1852 Monmouth Co., NJ

Residences:

• 1810 Chesterfield Twp., Burlington Co., NJ
• 1850 New Hanover, Burlington Co., NJ
• 1860 Springfield Twp., Burlington Co., NJ

Children:

• Ellen S. WAINWRIGHT (1807 - 1885) m: Benjamin B. BRYAN (1799 - 1871)
• Thomas WAINWRIGHT (17 Jan 1809 - 20 May 1873) m( 7 Feb 1835): Mary BUSSOM (BUFSON) (17 Jan 1815 - 12 May 1886)
• John A. WAINWRIGHT (2 mo 12, 1812 - 9 mo 13, 1854) m(11 mo 19, 1836): Ann Meirs BURTIS (1817 - 8 Oct 1853)
• Abigail WAINWRIGHT (xx mo 26 1815/16 - 1890) m(1 mo 2, 1840): Joseph C. BULLOCK (1815/16 - 1889)

Sources:

• Antrim, Harriet Stockton; Records of the Antrim family of America; 1899; p. 69
• Burtis
• Thompson, Ella, Family Notes
• granny67981, Wainwright Family, Ancestry.com, June 2013

updated 2013.06.20

Generation 2
T. Clarence "Clarence" Wainwright son of Charles and Hannah (Carty) Wainwright b: 18 Apr 1865 d: 26 Sep 1917 intestate	Married 12 Dec 1891 Mercer Co., New Jersey	Mary C. Burtis dau. of John and Ella (Claypoole) Burtis b: 20 Jul 1872 d: 27 May 1937

Thomas lived on Hedding Road in Hedding (Mansfield Twp). Hedding was " a hamlet on York Road in northwestern part of township. From 1793 until 1813 place was known as Bryant's Tavern after William Bryant or Brian the proprietor. In 1817 the name was changed to Three Tuns as the sign before the holstry depicted three casks or tuns. Methodist Episcopal Church services were held at Three Tuns as early as 1830. In 1847 a church was built which was named the Hedding Methodist Episcopal Church in honor of Elijah Hedding, a Bishop of this denomination. The name Three Tuns continued as the name of the village until 1920 when the name was changed to the name of the church Hedding "

"The Wainwright Dairy farm operated for a number of years by T. Clarence Wainwright, father of Thomas C. Wainwright. When the elder Wainwright died in 1917, his son Thomas took over the place. The century old property at one time belonged to the Quicksail family, well known in ths section.

The land recorded in the Municipality of bordentown Township Block No. 137.01, Lot No 3.01 and 3.03 and Block 138, Lot No. 3.01 and 3.03

The farm consists of 100 acres, 95 of which are tillable. " The nine room shingled house is wll over 100 years old. The out buildings .. include a large dairy barn, a chicken house, a pic house and a wagon house." - Bordentown Register

"Thomas Wainwright had about 100 laying hens, all Barred Rocks. He sent about 240 quarts of milk daily to the Chambersburg Dairy. Corn, barley and hay were the principal crops which were raised for animal feed." - The Farm Journal

Children:

• Thomas C. WAINWRIGHT (25 Dec 1895 - 20 Apr 1994 m: 26 Jun 1937 Ethel HAINES (23 Jul 1896 - 23 Jan 1982). No issue.
• Ella M. WAINWRIGHT (10 Oct 1897 Mansfield Twp., NJ - 23 Jun 1991 Woodbury, NJ) m: 9 Sep 1922 Earl Mickle THOMPSON (13 Aug 1898 Mickleton, NJ - 6 Sept 1987 Woodbury, NJ)

Sources:

• Burtis
• Thompson, Ella
• Marriage Certificate. Donated 4.29.2023 to Burlington Historical Society from Harbison Collection
• Marriage Records, New Jersey Marriages. New Jersey State Archives, Trenton, New Jersey
• Wilmer Atkinson Company, The Farm Journal, Farm Directory of Burlington County New Jersey 1913

updated 2023.05.01

Generation 4
Thomas Wainwright son of Joel and Charity (Antram Cook) Wainwright b: 17 Jan 1809 NJ d: 20 May 1873 Mansfield, Burlington, NJ	married 7 Feb 1835	Mary Bussom dau. of James and Mary (Bodine) Bussom b: 17 Jan 1815 d: 12 May 1886 Hedding, Burlington Co., NJ

Children:

• Charles WAINWRIGHT (28 May 1836 - 1908) m: 12 Jan 1860 Hannah Ann CARTY (7 Apr 1835 - 20 Jan 1912).
• Mary Ann WAINWRIGHT (1840 - before 1873) m: 22 Feb 1864 William N. FOULKS (22 Jan 1838 - 20 Jan 1910)
• Edwin WAINWRIGHT (1847 - 29 Mar 1900) m: Kate M. LOWDEN (1853 - 8 Feb 1919)
• Elizabeth "Emma" WAINWRIGHT (1847 - 28 Sep 1850)
• J. Howard WAINWRIGHT (1851 - 1933) m: 27 Mar 1879 Mary Ella TILTON (1857 - 1927)
• Emmaline WAINWRIGHT (1859 - 1949) m: Howard SHREVE (1858 -1916)

Sources:

• Burtis
• Thompson, Ella, Family Notes
• granny67981, Wainwright Family, Ancestry.com, June 2013

updated 2013.06.20

Generation 12
Anthony II Whiting son of Anthony I Whiting (1549 Dedham, Essex, ENG - ) b: 1575 Dedham, Essex, ENG: d: 1629 Dedham, Essex, ENG	married 8 Jan 1595 Dedham, Essex, ENG	Susan Anne Sherman dau. of Henry II and Susan Renee (Lawrence) Shearman b: 7 Aug 1575 Dedham, Essex, ENG m(1st)(1595) Anthony II Whiting m(2nd): Thomas Wilson of Dedham, butcher d: 1638 Dedham, Esseex, ENG

Will of Anthony Whiting

Children:

• John WHITING (1596 Dedham, Essex, ENG - 1610 Dedham, Essex, ENG)
• Ann WHITING (30 Nov 1601 Dedham, Essex, ENG- 1689)
• Susan WHITING (13 Sep 1603 Dedham, Essex, ENG - )
• Phebe WHITING (3 Sep 1606 Dedham, Essex, ENG - 1 Aug 1685 Watertown, Middlesex Co., MA) m(Cambridge, Middlesex, MA): John BARNARD (1586 - 1646)
• Simon Whiting (3 Sept 1606 Dedham, Essex, ENG - 15 Sep 1638 ENG)
• John WHITING (1611 Dedham, Essex, ENG - )

Sources:

• stidumsherman; Shearman, Stidum, Tilton, Pond; Duncan....; Ancestry.com #50930217, June 2013
• juliejsas; Jimmy Leo Shadduck & Shirley Ann (Huber) Shattuck; http://person.ancestry.com/tree/1869206/person/532680332/facts; Mar 2016
• Sherman, Tomas Townsend; Sherman Geneology Including Families of Essex, Suffolk, and Norfolk, England; Tobias A. Wright Printer and Publisher, 1920; pg 80
  http://interactive.ancestry.com/14283/dvm_GenMono000487-00040-1/70?backurl=http://person.ancestry.com/tree/1869206/person/532785839/facts/citation/2770186590/edit/record#?imageId=dvm_GenMono000487-00001-1

Updated 2016.03.29

Generation 12
Robert Wingfield son of Robert and Margery (Quarles) Wingfield b: 1523 Upton, Northamptonshire, ENG d: 31 Mar 1580 Upton, Northhamptonshire, ENG	married ENG	Elizabeth Cecil dau. of Richard and Jane (Heckington) Cecil b: 1525 Tickencote, ENG d: 1611 Upton, Norhthamptonshire, ENG

Children

• Richard WINGFIELD (1556 Northborough, Northamptonshire, ENG - 1617)
• Dorothy WINGFIELD (1565 Northborough, Northamptonshire, ENG - 7 Nov 1619 Northborough, Northamptonshire, ENG) m: Adam Claypoole
• Robert WINGFIELD (1565 Northborough, Northamptonshire, ENG - 1609)
• John WINGFIELD (1568 Northborough, Northamptonshire, ENG - 1626)
• Elizabeth WINGFIELD (1570 Northborough, Northamptonshire, ENG - 1604)
• Peregrine WINGFIELD (1572 Northborough, Northamptonshire, ENG - )

Sources:

• nanclaypool; claypool1; Ancestry.com, June 2013
• http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=dmcl&id=I1377

updated 2013.06.20

Generation 9
Thomas Wright b: 26 Sep 1630 East Riding, Yorkshire, ENG d: 27 Jan 1705 Burlington, Burlington Co., NJ	married	Ann Stede b: 1628 ENG d: 13 Dec 1707 Stamford, Fairfield Co., CT

Children (partial):

• Susanna WRIGHT (1669 New Hanover, Burlington Co., NJ - 13 Sep 1751 Burlington, Burlington Co., NJ) m: John Bullock (1664 - 1761)

Sources:

• cstedom; Steddom Family Tree; Ancestry.co #19196123, June 2013

Updated 2013.06.20