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1 Despite the fact that the article about the wedding states that the couple would reside on South 7th Avenue in WEST CHESTER, the actual location was WEST READING in Berks County. Family: F2813
 
2 From Records of the Courts of Chester County:

Att an Orphans Court held at Chester the Nineteenth day of December Anno dom 1749...

...ABRAHAM VERNON one of the sons of JACOB VERNON deceased having petitioned the Court for Liberty to Choose his Guardian wch is allowed of and he makes Choice of ROBERT MENDENHAMM to be his Guardian who is thereupon admitted.

ELIZABETH VERNON petitioned the Court on Behalf of LYDIA, ELIZABETH and JACOB VERNON Children of JACOB VERNON deceased for ye Court to Appoint proper persons to be their Guardians wch was allowed of and the Court appoints JOSEPH GIBBONS and RICHARD MENDENHALL to be their Guardians &c. 		Family: F518391850
 
3 Judging by the birthdates of the two oldest children listed, it seems likely that William may have been married to someone else prior to his marriage to Mary Ann Hays. The Middle Spring book lists a marriage between William McCune and Polly Campbell on 3/31/1831, so perhaps that is the earlier wife and mother of the two oldest children. Family: F518391135
 
4 One of the more commonly seen mistakes in the Grubb genealogy is the naming of John's wife as Frances Vane, daughter of Sir Henry Vane. Sir Henry did in fact have a daughter named Frances but she was never married to John Grubb.

As the common story goes, Frances Vane was born in 1642, first married Edward Kewkewich of Minhincot, Cornwall and became a Quaker. After Edward?s death, she married John Grubb in Cornwall about 1675 and came to America with John. Supposedly, her money enabled John to purchase land upon their arrival.

The truth is a bit simpler. Frances was married to Edward and was buried next to him when she died on June 4, 1683. A quick look at John's will, signed in February of 1798, mentions his wife Frances directly and leaves a substantial portion of his estate, so it is quite obvious that the already deceased daughter of Sir Henry Vane could not be John Grubb's wife.  		Family: F2900
 
5 One of the most common errors seen in this line is the listing of Ann Wilkinson as the wife of William Gregg, the immigrant ancestor of the line in the area. This probably comes from a notation in Albert Cook Myers' book about the Quaker immigration to Pennsylvania, in which he states: "One William Gregg, of Toberhead Mtg., and Ann Wilkinson, of Antrim Mtg, were married at Antrim, 11 Mo 5, 1702." The problem with this idea is that William died about fifteen years before this date, so obviously he could not have been married to this particular Ann Wilkinson.  Family: F2678
 
6 Abigail Lippincott died in Aug 20, 1697, leaving a considerable estate,
having given freedom to all her slaves before her death.
There are some that disagree with Abigail's last name of Goody. No where
can it be found?? One said that the men during that time called their
wives "Goody".
Buried FBG, shrewsbury, NJ 		Abigail ?
 
7 Alias: /Emma/ Emaline ?
 
8 Custom Field:<_FA#> 31 Oct 1760Probate@S004235@Date of Import: Oct 1, 1999
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The inventory of his will included eight slaves, named four children, and
a brother, Jacob. 		Isaac ALBERTSON
 
9 (another Benjamin?)
# 45; Benjamin ALLEN of Everham, Burlington County, yeoman, and
Jonathan THOMAS of
Burlington, Innholder... [bound to]... Jonathan BELCHER, Governor... 500
pounds... 7
Dec 1749 ... Benjamin ALLEN... obtained license of marriage for himself
and Rebecca
SHERWIN of Chester, widow...
[witness:] Jo. SCATTERGOOD 		Benjamin ALLEN
 
10 Received her data from Bruce Wood who retreived it from "Genealogy of the
Descendants of Thomas French who came to America from Nether Heyford,
Northamptonshire, England and Settled in Burlington " by Howard Barclay
(see our file)
French was 1st wife 		Mercy ALLEN
 
11 He purchased 56 acres of land in Evesham Twp. from Joseph and Hannah
(Allen) Heritage on May 1, 1745 and died intestate there in 1750/51. On
Feb. 28, 1750/51, Thomas Andrews on behalf of Ebenezer's two eldest
daughters, Hannah and Phebe, renounced his right to administer the estate
of his deceased son, and administration was granted to the widow Mary,
her father, Henry Warrington being surety on her bond (NJW 7:103; NJA
30:20), March 9, 1750/51. Thomas Lippincott, grandfather of Hannah and
Phebe Andrews, "infants under the age of fourteen years", was appointed
their guardian.
Genealogical Magazine of NJ: Vol. 2, page 414. 		Ebenezer ANDREWS
 
12 Betty Mann's book has her as the daughter of Isaac and Elizabeth Elfreth
Andrews 		Sarah ANDREWS
 
13 Custom Field:<_FA#> 16 Sep 1817Will proved@S004235@Date of Import: Oct 1, 1999
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Source: (LFG) pg. 254.
CALENDAR OF WILLS-- 1814-1817 page 257
1815, Aug. 27. LIPPINCOTT, Elizabeth, of Chester Twp.,Burlington Co.,
widow; will of. Son, Josiah Lippincott, $1. To surviving children of my
son, Stacy Lippincott, $1. Son, John Lippincott, $60. Daughter, Priscilla
(wife of William Stevenson), drawers, brass kettle, coverlet. Daughter,
Elizabeth (wife of Samuel Burr), my hackel. Daughter, Mary (wife of
Thomas Morris), bed quilt. Daughter, Rachel (wife of George Brown), $40.
Daughter, Rebecca (wife of Thomas Wetherill), $40. Granddaughter,
Elizabeth Lippincott (daughter of my son, John), 6 silver teaspoons.
Wearing apparel to 3 daughters, Priscilla, Elizabeth, Mary or their
children. Executor- son-in-law, Thomas Wetherill of Burlington Twp.
Witnesses- Samuel Norcross, John Cox.
1817, Apr. 6. Codicil. Daughters, Rachel and Rebecca, each to have
only $20 and the other $40 to return to residue of estate.
Witnesses- same. Proved Sept. 16, 1817.
1817. Sept. 16. Inventory, $471.50; made by George Deacon, Samuel
Norcross.
File 12936 C. 		Elizabeth ANTRAM
 
14 In 1683 he located 50 acres of land on the west side of th Assiscunk
Creed and built a house. In 1694 he bought a town lot in Burlington, and
later moved to Springfield, Burlington Co., NJ, where he bought land from
Daniel Leeds in 1698 and from John Harvey and John Day in 1711. 		William ATKINSON
 
15 !CHILDREN-DEATH: New Jersey Archives, 1st Series, Calendar of Wills,
1761-1770,
Vol. IV, p 21 (Lib. 15, p 96). Will dated Jan. 15, 1763. Amos Austin of
Evesham,
Burlington Co., NJ, yeoman; will of: Eldest son, Caleb, 5 shillings.
Eldest
daughter, Vesti Rogers, 5 shillings. Daughter, Mary Summers, 5
shillings. Son,
Seth, 5 shillings. Daughter, Patience Austin, 5 shillings. Daughter,
Esther, 5
shillings. Youngest son, Amos, goods. Executors - friends Francis
Austin and
Thomas Shinn. Witnesses: Daniel Earnest, Esther Nailor, Thomas Parkinson.
Proved Dec. 15, 1770. Inventory made Dec. 3, 1770, 142.1.2 pounds, made
by
Jacob Prickit and Isaac Evans.
!BIRTH-PARENTS-SIBLINGS-MARRIAGE-SPOUSE-DEATN: FGS OF Virginia A. Corwin
(1971).
!MARRIAGE-CHILDREN-DEATH: RICHARD HAINES AND HIS DESCENDANTS, A Quaker
Family of
Burlington Co., NJ Since 1682, John Wesley Haines, Vol. II, pp 18, 75,
76, 77.
From p 76 - They were reported, Haddonfield Monthly Meeting, 12mo. 1759,
for
marriage out of meeting.
!MARRIAGE-FAMILY: LEE - HISTORY OF NEW JERSEY, Vol. II, P 541.
!MARRIAGE-FAMILY: GENEALOGICAL MAGAZINE OF NJ, Vol. IV, p 132. 		Amos AUSTIN
 
16 !PARENTS-BIRTH-CHILDREN-MARRIAGE: ENCYCLOPEDIA OF AMERICAN QUAKER
GENEALOGY.
!SOURCE: L.D.S. Archive Records for Amos Ausitn Jr.
!SOURCE: C.F.I. - L.D.S. - Aug. 1978. 		Amos AUSTIN
 
17 !BIRTH-PARENTS-SIBILNGS-MARRIAGE-SPOUSE: FGS OF Virginia A. Corwin
(1971).
!MARRIAGE: Genealogical Magazine of New Jersey, Vol. 3, pp 69, 72, 110,
112;
Vol. 4, p 129; Vol. 25, p 83. Haddonfield, NJ Monthly Meeting.
!SOURCE: Computer File Index - New Jersey - L.D.S. Archives, Salt Lake
City, UT. 		Elizabeth AUSTIN
 
18 !PARENTS-MARRIAGES-RESIDENCE-DEATH: RICHARD HAINES AND HIS DESCENDANTS,
Vol.
II, p 77. She died between July 1, 1785 and Jan. 29, 1791. They resided
in
Northampton Twp., Burlington Co., NJ. 		Esther AUSTIN
 
19 !MARRIAGE: Computer File Index - NJ - LDS Records, Salt Lake City, UT:
First marriage, perhaps m. Apr. 19, 1782. Chesterfield M.M., Burlington
Co., NJ.
!MARRIAGE-OCCUPATION: Genealogical Records of Earle Green, CA (1981).
Second
marriage information is from Mr. Green. We do not have record of it. He
was
supposedly a shoemaker at Mt. Holly, NJ.
!MILITARY: Military Census of New Jersey - 1793. Male citizens between
18-45
(b. 1747-1774) Francis Austin of Evesham, Burlington Co., NJ desires to be
exempt from military duty.
!FATHER-GUARDIAN-RESIDENCE: NEW JERSEY ARCHIVES, 1st Series, Calendar of
Wills
1771-1780, Vol. 34, p 23. 1773, Aug. 13, Austin, Francis of Evesham,
Burlington Co., NJ Ward. Son of William Austin. Guardian - James
Buxton, of
said place. Fellowbondsman - Joseph Mullen of Northampton, said County.
Liber.
15, p 492.
!DEATH-INVENTORY: Burlington Co., NJ Index to Wills and Inventories;
Microfilm
#545,437 - LDS Library, Salt Lake City, UT; Francis Austin - Inventory -
1838
File 14558C?.
!NOTE: Note by Janet Curtis; This is probably the Francis Austin who was a
witness to his brother Jacob's wife Hannah's Will and also, the Bondsman
for
Berhuel Moore as quardian of Joel, Malan and Charles Austin in 1803. They
would have been nephews and grand nephew to Francis. 		Francis AUSTIN
 
20 !NOTE: Condemned for marring out of meeting, Sept. 2, 1805. Francis AUSTIN
 
21 GEN: !"Early Families of Medford Twp., Burlington co., NJ"
GEN: wife Debora dt of Wm. Sharp widow of Benjamin Allen
GEN: Archives sheet - father
GEN: !NOTE not mentioned in father's will
GEN: !MARRIAGE: NJ Archives Series Mg. License 7 May 1748 Deborah Allen
GEN: !NOTE: Recheck NJ Archives Wills 31 Aug 1773 Frances Austin of
Evesham,
GEN: Burlington Co. son or had son William
GEN: !RELATIONSHIP: Mentioned as brother in will of Jonathan Austin
He was probably the son of Francis Austin, progenitor of the Austin
Family.
!BIRTH-PARENTS-SIBLINGS-MARRIAGE-SPOUSE: FGS OF Virginia A. Corwin
(1971).
!RESIDENCE-SPOUSE-CHILDREN-DEATH: NEW JERSEY ARCHIVES, Vol. 35 1st Series,
Calendar of Wills, p 23. 1782, Sep. 24. Austin, Francis, of Evesham,
Burlington Co., NJ; will of. Wife, Deborah, use of all estate, she
paying to my
daughters, Susanna and Abigail, 30 pounds each. Daughters, Hannah Austin,
Rebecca Haines, Zilpha Prickett, Jane Shinn, Susanna and Abigail Austin,
rest
of estate; except 10 pounds to each of David Fisher's 3 oldest children.
Executors - sons-in-law, Jacob Austin and Thomas Shinn. Witnesses -
Thomas
Ballinger, Isaac Troth, Caleb Evans. Proved Nov. 5, 1782. (Lib. 24, p
175).
1782, NOv. 4 - Inventory, 650.8.9 pounds, made by Jacob Evans and Caleb
Evans.
!MARRIAGE: NJ Marriages 1665-1800; from records of Zelda Harrington OH
(1984).
Francis Austin to Deborah Allen (wid). 		Francis AUSTIN
 
22 GEN: !Archives Sht., source Mag. Amer. Inst. of Gen. NJ B3 Vol3
GEN: Records of Haddonfield MM photocopies at Fort Wayne Library for mg
GEN: Mg sealed
GEN: !RELATIONSHIP: NJ wills vol I pg 19 will Frances Austin 30 July 1723
adm to
GEN: widow Mary SEE pg 347 Oosten, Francis, yeoman, will children Amos,
William
GEN: Jonathan,
GEN: Mary, Elizabeth, Sarrah, Ann, Hannah, Martha...adjoining Richard
Hains,..land
GEN: Massoon Kirk..assistant John Hains and William Evens with Hannah
Haines proved
GEN: 30 July 1723
!RESEARCHER: Janet Austin Curtis - The following is from her New Jersey
Notebook: Francis Austin, the founder of the family who came to West
Jersey
from England, sometime before Dec. 24, 1688, when he bought 50 acres on
Birch
Creek from John Antram. He resided in Burlington Co., NJ. He was
accompanied
by his sister, Elizabeth Austin, who married 1692 Thomas Haines, son of
Richard
and Margaret Haines, the immigrants.
!SPOUSE-CHILDREN-DEATH: New Jersey Archives, Calendar of Wills, Vol. 23,
1st
Series. Oosten, Austin, Frances, of Evesham Township, Burlington Co, NJ;
will
of. (Being very fol of pain of Bodey). Wife Mary. Children Amos,
William,
Jonathan, Mary, Elezebath, Sarrah, Ane, Hannah and Martha. Home farm on
North
side of the Mire Roon, adjoining Richard Hains, land on both sides of
Massons
Kirk. Personal property. The wife sole executrix "to pay or cas to be
payed
all my debts and Lagoses," with John Hains and William Evens as
assistants.
Witnesses - Hannah Haines, Jarves Stockdell, Maredeth Jons. Proved July
30,
1723. 1723, July 29. Inventory of the personal estate, 280 pounds; made
by
John Sharp and Thomas Wilkins.
!SOURCE: New Jersey Genealogical & Memorial History, 1910, Vol. 2, p 540.
!SOURCE: Genealogical Magazine of New Jersey, Vol. 3, p 22. Francis was
married
Chester Monthly Meeting, at the Thomas Wilkinson House.
!SOURCE: RICHARD HAINES AND HIS DESCENDANTS, Vol. I, pp 49, 55,75, 76, 77.
!BIRTH-MARRIAGE-SPOUSE-CHILDREN-DEATH: FGS of Virginia A. Corwin 1971.
Married at home of Thomas Wilkenson.
!BIRTH-MARRIAGE-SPOUSE-CHILDREN-DEATH: Recs. of Jennifer Warren WA
1998. This
sheet gives birth as abt 1668 in Barry, Pomeroy, Devonshire, ENG, but
doesnot
show a source for this info.
Francis Austin, founder of the family, came over to West Jersey from
England some time before December 24, 1688, when he bought fifty acres on
Birch
Creek from John Antram. This as yet the first Austin record that has
come to
light. May 3, 1689, Francis bought another fifty acres adjoining his
first lot
from Percival Towle, and Nov. 1, 1694, he sold the entire one hundred
acres to
Thomas Scattergood Jr. In all of these deeds, he styled as a resident of
Burlington and a carpenter. Four years previous to the sale of this land,
Francis Austin had bought another one hundred acres of Symon Charles,
Apr. 2,
1690, and this he in turn sold Jan. 2, 1965, to George Porter; as about a
month previously, Dec. 10 1694, he had purchased from Henry and Mary
Grugg and
Thomas and Abigail Raper a large farm of three hundred and fifty acres in
Evesham Twp., on which he finally made his home and spent the remainder
of his
life. About a year later he made his final acquisition of land by buying
from
Thomas Wilkins, whose land adjoined his own, a small tract of three acres
which
logically went with his own property. He emigrated to this counrty as a
young
man, accompanied by his sister, Elizabeth Austin, who, in 1692 mar. Thomas
Haines, son of Richard and Margaret Haines, the emigrants. His will,
which is
undated, was proven Jul. 30, 1723, the inventory of his personal estate,
amounting to L280, having been made by John Sharp and Thomas Wilkins, the
preceding day. 		Francis AUSTIN
 
23 of Horsmonden. Francis AUSTIN
 
24 !BIRTH-PARENTS-SIBLINGS-MARRIAGE-SPOUSE: FGS OF Virginia A. Corwin
(1971).
!RESEARCHER: Grave Caswell FL (1990) - provided children of Hannah, birth
dates, spouses and marriage dates, but did not indicate sources. 		Hannah AUSTIN
 
25 !CENSUS:
1850 - U.S. Federal Census for Mt. Holly, Burlington Co., NJ. 		Hannah Parish AUSTIN
 
26 !NOTE: Genealogical Records of Mr. Earle M. Green, CA (1981), including
tradition. Tradition says there were 21 children born to this union, but
only
the above eight survived. Deborah may have died 1789/90 when her son,
Charles,
was born. It would seem that Hannah made some sort of agreement with
Bethuel
Moore when she made him Executor of her Will. He became guardian of both
Joel
and Mahlon. About the time the grand daughter Ann "Nancy" became of
legal age,
18, he married her. Jacob was taxed 1773 (Microfilm # 865,465 LDS SLC)
on 200
acres and 10 cattle and horses. He was taxed on the same amount of land
through June 1880 at least. In 1795 and 1796 Hannah Austin was taxed as a
householder, and on 186 acres of land. She or her estate was last taxed
1805
Evesham, NJ.
!RESIDENCE: Microfilm #865,465 LDS - SLC, UT Library; a list of Rateables
in
the Twp. of Evesham in Co. of Burlington, NJ 1773-1812, 1773, 1774, June
1780,
1795, 1796, 1797, 1902, 1805, 1806, 1811, 1812 Schedules, abstracted by
Janet
A. Curtis.
!RESIDENCE-SPOUSE-CHILDREN-DEATH: NEW JERSEY ARCHIVES, 1st Series,
Calendar of
Wills, 1791-1795, Vol. 37, p 19. 1792, June 21 - Austin, Jacob of Evesham
Twp., Curlington Co., NJ, Will of: Wife, Hannah, 2 cows, 1 horse, 50
pounds;
also privileges of house and garden while my widow. Grand children Nancy
and
Charles 30 pounds each. Daughters Jane and Sarah 100 pounds each. Sons,
Isaac, Thomas, Malan, and Joel remainder of real and personal property,
divided
among them. The last three youngest sons to be put to trades when 14.
Executors: friend, Thomas Shinn and son Isaac Austin. Witnesses:
Jonothan
Thomas, James Hemingway, and Joseph Hewston. Proved Mar. 25, 1793.
Inventory
Feb. 25, 1793, 2,278.8.6 pounds made by Isaiah Haines and Lawrence
Webste. Bk.
33, p 24 - File 11479C. 		Jacob AUSTIN
 
27 [lippincott.FTW]
[Lippincottmail.FTW]
LDS Church #8ZM6-02.
#5437 WFT shows Est 1640 - 1660 and death 1675 - 1744
Another WFT shows Born Est 1642-1692; Died 1713-1781; married Feb 6,
1709/10 in Shrewsbury, Monmouth,m NJ
LDS shows marriage as Feb 6, 1711 Shrewsbury, Monmouth, NJ 		Jeanette Mills AUSTIN
 
28 !MARRIAGE: Evesham Monthly Meeting, NJ Minutes, Bk. 1, pp 41, 44, 45, 54.
She was disowned Evesham MM, NJ, Jun. 10, 1762, for going out in marriage
and
for other reasons. 		Mary AUSTIN
 
29 !MARRIAGE: Genealogical Magazine of New Jersey Vol 3, pp 69, 72, 110,
112; Vol.
4, p 129; Vol. 25, p 83. Haddonfield, NJ, Monthly Meeting.
!RESEARCHERS: Norma Sharp Ruhl MO. (1959 L.D.S. Archives). Graves Caswell
FL (1990), Mary is Graves direct ancestor. Caswell has provided birth
dates,
spouses, marriage dates, but the sources not included.
!BIRTH-MARRIAGE-SPOUSE: FGS of Virginia Corwin (1971). Shows b. 1702.
!RESIDENCE-SPOUSE-CHILDREN: HAINES, SHARP AND COLLINS FAMILIES by George
And
Richard Haines.
!SOURCE: Computer File Index - New Jersey - L.D.S. Archives, Salt Lake
City,
UT. 		Mary AUSTIN
 
30 All three marriage dates comes from Earle Green`s notes.
!CENSUS: 1850 U.S. Federal Census for Perry Twp., Logan Co., OH.
!NOTE: Jane is probably the child of Sarah S. and Albert Edward, however
this lacks proof as yet.
!NOTE: James Garwood was probably Sarah's third husband. 		Sarah Sidney AUSTIN
 
31 Alias: Vesti /Austin/
!MARRIAGE: NJ Marriage Records - Archives, p 326.
!MARRIAGE: Evesham Monthly Meeting, NJ Minutes, Bk 1, pp 57, 60. She was
disowned Evesham MM, NJ, Feb. 10, 1763, for going out in marriage and for
other reasons. 		Vashti AUSTIN
 
32 !BIRTH: Unknown source shows William's bith date at about 1699.
!RESIDENCE-SPOUSE-CHILDREN-DEATH: NEW JERSEY ARCHIVES, 1st Series, Vol.
33,
Calendar of Wills pp 21, & 22. 1762, Mar. 30. Austin William of Evesham
in
Burlington Co., NJ; will of. My part in Saw Mill in tenure of Benjamin
Thomas
to be sold. Son, Jacob, 130 acres of my plantation I lately lived on in
Evesham, and now in tenure of Daniel Earnest. Son Francis, 70 acres of
east
end. Daughter, Ann 10 pounds when 21, daughter Hannah 10 pounds when 21.
Children: Tamer, Ann, Francis and Hannah to be supported. Wife Hannah,
75
acres of land. Executors - wife, Hannah and friend Francis Austin.
Proved
July 23, 1762 (Lib. 11, p 172). Inventory July 22, 1762 155.6.4 pounds.
Settlement June 1, 1775.
!BIRTH-PARENTS-SIBLINGS-MARRIAGES-SPOUSES-DEATH: FGS OF Virginia A.
Corwin
(1971).
!MARRIAGE: NEW JERSEY MARRIAGES - C.F.I. - L.D.S. Library Salt Lake City,
UT.
!MARRIAGE: Genealogical Magazine of New Jersey, Vol. 3; Marriage
Intentions,
Haddonfield Monthly Meeting.
!SOURCE: ENCYCLOPEDIA OF AMERICAN QUAKER GENEALOGY.
!SOURCE: #10 MAGAZINE OF AMERICAN GENEALOGY.
!SOURCE: M.F. # 865,465 L.D.S. - Salt Lake City, UT Library; A list of
rateables in the Township of Evesham. Neither William or Hannah Austin
were
listed in 1773, however son Jacob Austin was taxed on 200 acres and 10
cattle
and horses. 		William AUSTIN
 
33 Vai Richard Wintermute refs: Austin Family Bibles, Baskin, HIST. OF
LOGAN CO.
OH, 1880 p 645.
!BIRTH-CHILDREN-DEATH: Albert S. Adams, THE SHARP FAMILY OF SOUTHERN NJ;
300
YEARS 1681-1981, rev. 1982, p 44. 		William AUSTIN
 
34 Custom Field:<_FA#> no children@S004235@Date of Import: Oct 1, 1999
!NOTE: No children from this marriage.
!BIRTH-SPOUSE: Recs. of Dale Amann ID email 7/97.
Her name could be Isabella. 		Isabel BAKER
 
35 Birthdate shown on gedcom is Nov 1, 1794. Wonder if it is 1784 since her
son was born in 1797. 		Rachel BALLINGER
 
36 LDS Church #8ZM5-T7
#5437 WFT Est 16740 - 1660 and died ESt 1675-1744
Another WFT shows Born 1646 in Shrewsbutry, Mon.,NJ Died 1707 Shewsbury,
NY and married WFT Est 1675-1701. 		Ann BARBER
 
37 He was granted a certificate at Salem Monthly Meeting, NJ, Dec.
25, 1780, to Evesham Monthly Meeting and received Oct. 1, 1781, Salem
Monthly
Meeting from Evesham. He was her 1st husband,; she married 2nd 1800 to
Joseph
Evans - No record of children. (Ref. Evesham M.M., NJ; NJ Marriages Bk2,
p 29;
Henshaw - American Quaker Genealogy, Vol. VII, p 54; Burlington Co., NJ
Marriages, Bk A, p 45.) 		Joseph BARNES
 
38 unmarried Samuel BARNES
 
39 Alias: Sally /Barr/ Sarah BARR
 
40 Thomas Barton arrived from England in 1679. He was one of the signers of
the "Concessions and Agreements."
300 Years of Bortons in N America page 11  		Thomas BARTON
 
41 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. John G. BICKELL
 
42 [lippincott.FTW]
[Lippincottmail.FTW]
Hannah Susannah Bigelow is the name we had but CD236 from lookup gives
name as Hannah L. Bigelow on marriage data. 		Hannah L. BIGELOW
 
43 [lippincott.FTW]
[Lippincottmail.FTW]
Buried in Mock Cem., North Webster, IN. 		Rebecca BLAND
 
44 !RESIDENCE-CHILDREN-DEATH: New Jersey Archives, 1st Series; Vol. IV of
Calendar
of Wills. 1736, Feb. 19. Austin, Mary, of Evesham, Burlington Co., NJ;
will
of. Children - Amos, Martha, William, Jonathan, Francis, Sarah, Ann and
Hannah. Real and personal estate. Executors - sons Amos and William.
Witnesses - William Borton, Samuel Atkinson, Ruth Atkinson. Proved Dec.
23,
1739. (Lib. 4 p 214). 1739, Aug. 1 - Inventory of personal estate, 178.9
pounds; made by Caleb Haines and William Sharp. 		Mary BORTON
 
45 Betty Mann appears to have transpsed the date 1798 to 1789 in her book.
1798 fits in with birth order and other sources. 		Mary BORTON
 
46 Custom Field:<_FA#> 26 May 1847Buried James BOSTON
 
47 [MHaines.FTW]
George Brackney was raised on a farm, is a Rebublican in politics and was
a school director for a number of years. The family belongs to the
Society of Friends. 		George BRACKNEY
 
48 !Parents: Thomas Brian/t & Mary (?) Priscilla BRIANT
 
49 COLONIAL FAMILIES OF AMERICA shows her name as Mary Bun?? Mary BURR
 
50 Burr family book, Will of Henry Burr Sarah BURR
 

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