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The
Mickle family settled in the 1700's on the East bank of the Delaware River, in
what is now known as Paulsboro.
Samuel
Mickle had been keeping a store in Mickleton from at least 1790. In 1796 Samuel
Mickle bought the present Bond House at
351 Kings Highway and 160 acres. He lived here until
1829 when he moved to the house at 407 Kings Highway, later owned by his great
great grandson Raymond C. Thompson. Samuel Mickle was known for
keeping a local diary, of great value to researchers. See
some extracts from Samuel Mickle's diary. In
1799 Samuel Mickle (along with Samuel Tonkin who donated a half acre) donated
one and a half acres to the Friends for their "new"
Meetinghouse at the junction of Kings Highway and Democrat Road. In
1808 he donated another acre and a half for them for The
Little Red Schoolhouse, then known as the Friends School. William
Mickle was the merchant in 1862 or 1863 in a building opposite the Friend's Meeting,
at the corner of Cedar/Democrat Roads and Kings Highway. In
the Fall of 1874, Samuel Mickle Ogden, grandson of Samuel Mickle, opened his General
Store at the old Upper Greenwich Hall (later owned by
the Mickleton Grange), at the corner of Kings Highway and Cedar Road. On
March 10, 1875, the Mickleton Post Office was established in a small room behind
the general store building, with Samuel Mickle Ogden as Postmaster. That building
was demolished in 1977. This building was destroyed by fire in 1875.
GENEALOGY OF SAMUEL &
WILLIAM MICKLE (of Mickleton N.J)
**First
Generation**
ARCHIBALD-1 MICKLE, b. abt 1660 in the southern part
of County Antrim, Ireland. Archibald came to Philadelphia bringing a certificate
from the Men's Meeting at Richard Boyes' House, near Lisburn, county Antrim, Ireland
dated the 6th month, 2, 1682. He arrived with a full supply of implements to continue
the business of a cooper, in which calling he had served as an apprentice in Ireland.
Coopers were in demand along the sea coast, as whale fishing occupied much of
the time of the people, and barrels were necessary to carry away the oil. In addition,
barrels were used to contain quantities of wine and brandy, among other things.
About 1664 he purchased a tract of land of Robert Turner in Newton Township, Gloucester
County, containing two hundred and fifty acres, situated near the head of the
south branch of Newton Creek, adjoining lands owned by Francis Collins. At the
date of this purchase, Archibald Mickle was still a resident of Philadelphia,
but soon afterwards he moved to Newton Township. He became the owner of considerable
other real estate in the neighborhood. He had married first Isabel --, who apparently
died. At Philadelphia Meeting on 12mo. 25, 1686 he married (second) to Sarah Watts,
b. abt 1655 in Ireland; and subsequently they removed to Gloucester county, New
Jersey where he died in 1706.
He probably was among the adventurers
that followed William Penn to his new colony, bringing with his considerable estate
and a full supply of implements to continue the business of a cooper, in which
calling he had served as an apprentice in the land of his nativity. This was worth
much to him among the settlers, who generally arrived with but little housekeeping
material, and had to be supplied with their wooden ware of home manufacture, when
a new establishment was set up. Coopers were also in demand along the sea coast,
as whale fishing occupied much of the time of the people, and barrels were necessary
to carry away the oil. This was the most lucrative business among them, and more
capital was invested in it than any other branch.
Four years after his marriage
to Sarah Watts, he purchased a tract of land of Robert Turner in Newton Township,
Gloucester county, containing two hundred and fifty acres. This survey was situated
near the head of the south branch of Newton Creek, adjoining lands located by
Francis Collins. This tract afterward became the property of Joseph Lowe, who
occupied same. At the date of this purchase, Archibald Mickle was still a resident
of Philadelphia, but he soon after came to Newton township and settled, and there
remained until his decease in 1706. In 1697 he made another purchase from the
same man of five hundred and ten acres, which survey fronted in the river Delaware
and extended eastward toward Cooper's Creek.... He did not make the first improvements
there, for a man named Thomas Spearman lived in a house on the tract at the time
of his purchase, which house stood near the river shore and near where the former
residence of Isaac Mickle, deceased is situated. He was the owner of considerable
other real estate in the neighborhood, and the inference is, therefore, that he
was a man of more means that most of his neighbors, and excepting William Cooper,
of any other in the township. In the political affairs of the coloney, his name
does not appear, but the fact of his being a Quaker and a strict adherent to his
sect, may be drawn from the clause of his will which directed that any one of
his children marrying without consent of Friends was to only have one-half of
his or her share of his estate.
His will was dated in 1706, in
which he gave his real estate to eight of his children. His widow Sarah survived
him, she being the mother of all his children. The estate was conveyed to her
after her husband's death, and she, by her will (1718) gave the property to three
of her sons, Archibald, James and Joseph, who divided the same by quit claim in
1727.
Of the division of Archibald Mickle's original purchase,
as made between Archibald, James and Joseph in 1727, Joseph's portion passed into
the Kaighn family; and Isaac Mickle, senior, in later years, became the owner
of Archibald's share and James' also, and conveyed them to his nephew, Isaac Mickle,
junior, in 1780.
Children of Archibald Mickle and probably his first wife
Isabel (--)
+1. John, who married 1704 to Hannah Cooper, daughter
of William Cooper. ELDEST SON.
2. Daniel, who married 1711 to Hannah
Dennis; Daniel deceased in 1712, leaving a will. In that document he mentioned
his wife and a child unborn. This posthumous child was a boy, named Daniel. His
grandmother, Sarah Mickle, provided for his maintenance and education; and also
anticipated the needs of the widow.
3. +Samuel, b. 10 Feb 1684, d. 18
Feb 1765; who married 28 Dec 1716 at Philadelphia Meeting to Thomazine Marshall.
Children of Archibald & Sarah (Watts) Mickle: [not in order of birth]
4. +Joseph, d. 1757 in Gloucester Co NJ: m. 1723 to Mary Eastlack
5.
Rachel, who m. 1718 to Benjamin Cooper. She died a short time later without
children. Benjamin subsequently married Elizabeth Burcham, widow of Jacob Burcham,
and daughter of Samuel Cole. The issue from that second marriage was numerous,
i.e., Joseph, who married Elizabeth Haines; James, who married Sarah Ervin and
Hannah Saunders; Samuel, who married Prudence Brown; Benjamin, who married Elizabeth
Hopewell; William who married Ann Folwell; Isaac; and Elizabeth, who married George
Budd. Benjamin was a son of Joseph, and grandson of the first William; which William
conveyed to the first Joseph, two hundred and twleve acres of land in 1709, who
also conveyed the same to his son Benjamin in 1728. This included the ferry at
Cooper's Point, which Benjamin conveyed to his son, Samuel, with about thirty-eight
acres of land adjoining in 1769.
6. Sarah, who m. Ezekiel Siddon. Ezekiel
was a butcher and resided upon a property which he had purchased of Jacob Coffing
in 1709. This fronted on the river in Newton township, and was later part of the
Mickle estate. He was the owner of other real estate near his homestead. He died
intestate, but little is known of his family.
7. James, who married
1732 to Sarah Eastlack; He died 1736, leaving his widow and two children, Rachel
and Jacob.
8. Archibald, who married 1719 to Mary Wright; died in 1735
without children. His widow survived him and in 1736 she married Blackinston Ingledon
of Philadelphia, to which place she removed with her second husband.
9. Mary,
who married Arthur Powel(l). Arthur was a carpenter, and the son of Arthur Powell
Sr., who first settled on Penapaca Creek, in Philadelphia County, PA. The senior
Arthur came from the town of Flushing, Long Island, in NY State, where his name,
that of his wife Margaret, and those of two sons are set down in the census list
made in 1698. According to that record he was of French extraction. In 1692 he
(Arthur Senior) purchased of Thomas Chaunders, one hundred acres of land in West
Jersey, at Mulberry Point, on the sea coast, near Great Egg Harbor. In the same
year he purchased a like number of acres from Robert Turner, at the same place,
and there is probably where he settled. He had two sons, Arthur and Richard (a
shoemaker). Arthur Sr died intestate in 1718. In 1716 Arthur (Junior) purchased
a farm from John Fisher, in Newton township, bounded by Cooper's Creek, being
aprt of the original estate of John Zane, the first settlers, and that is where
Arthur and his wife made their home. In 1730 Arthur Jr. purchased a large tract
of land on Timber Creek, from John Brown, and also owned other real estate. He
died in 1749. Arthur and Mary Powell had three children: James; Rachel, who married
-- Lewis; and --- (dau) who married --- Kent.
10. Isaac, who married
Sarah Burrough, daughter of Samuel
**Second
Generation**
JOHN-2 MICKLE (Archibald-1), eldest son, was born 30
Nov 1678 in Gloucester Co NJ. He was an active man in the political matters of
the colony in his day, and also dealt much in real estate. By Thomas Sharp, as
his deputy surveyor, he located several tracts of land in different parts of New
Jersey. In 1733 he was appointed one of the judges of the several courts of Gloucester
county, and filled other offices of public trust and responsibility. In 1703,
"for natural love and affection," his father conveyed to him a farm
containing one hundred and fourteen acres, bounded on the south side by the south
branch of Newton Creek, and being within the town bounds of Gloucester."
On this farm he settled and there remained during his life. He married 8 Sep 1704
in Christ Church, Woodbury NJ to HANNAH COOPER, b. 7 June 1686 in Gloucester Co.
NJ. He deceased 20 Sep 1744 in Gloucester Co NJ, his wife and the following children
surviving him.
Children of John & Hannah (Cooper) Mickle:
+1.
William Mickle-3 b 21 Nov 1705 in Greenwich Twp, Gloucester Co NJ
2. John-3,
b abt 1707, married 15 May 1741 in Burlington Co NJ to Mary Allen. At least one
child, Elizabeth Mickle, b bef Apr 1747 in Gloucester Co NJ. [A second source
states he married Mary Stockdale, of Burlington County in 1741, and deceased in
1765].
3. Hannah-3, b about 1709, m. 13 Nov 1732 in Woodbury, Gloucester,
NJ to John Ladd [SEE
LADD FAMILY TREE]
4. +Samuel Mickle-3, b 14 July 1711 in Gloucester
Co NJ; m. Letitia Matlack, dau of Timothy & Mary (Haines) Matlack.
Samuel-2
MICKLE (Archibald-1), b. 10 Feb 1684, d. 18 Feb 1765; who married 28 Dec 1716
at Philadelphia Meeting to Thomazine Marshall. She was born 15 Dec 1692, died
28 March 1747, dau of James and Rachel (Garthwaite) Marshall who came from the
city of York, England, with William Hudson. Samuel Mickle was a merchant of good
standing, became a member of Common Council of the city in 1732, and so continued
until his death. Benjamin Franklin in his autobiography gives the following description
of Samuel Mickle: "There are croakers in every country, always boding its
ruins. Such a one then lived in Philadelphia; a person of note, an elderly man,
with a wise look and a very grave manner of speaking; his name was Samuel Mickle.
This gentleman, a stranger to me, stopt one day at my door, and asked me if I
was the young man who had lately opened a new printing-house. Being assured in
the affirmative, he said he was sorry for me, because it was an expensive undertaking,
and the expense would be lost; for Philadelphia was a sinking place, the people
already half-bankrupt, or near being so, all appearances to the contrary, such
as new buildings and the rise in rents, being to his certain knowledge fallacious;
for they were, in fact, among the things that would soon ruin us. And he gave
me such a detail of misfortunes now existing, or that were soon to exist, that
he left me half melancholy. Had I known him before I engaged in this business,
probably I never should have done it. This man continued to live in this decaying
place, and to declaim in the same strain, refusing for many years to buy a house
here, because all was going to destruction; and at last I had the pleasure of
seeing him five five times as much for one as he might have bought it for when
he first began his croaking."Samuel & Thomazine's daughter Elizabeth
married Joseph Fox. [one source states: "Joseph Fox, son of Justinian Fox,
born in Philadelphia, died December 10, 1779 aged seventy years (so born about
1709); married, at Philadelphia Meeting, September 25, 1749, Elizabeth Mickle,
born 1729, died January 1, 1805, dau of Samuel and Thomazine (Marshall) Mickle.
NOTE: another genealogy states he married Elizabeth Cooper, dau of Joseph in 1708].
JOSEPH-2
MICKLE (Archibald-1) d. 1757 in Gloucester Co NJ: m. 13 May 1723 in Haddonfield
Monthly Meeting, Gloucester CO NJ to Mary/Elizabeth Eastlack, dau of John &
Sarah (Thackary) Eastlack.
Children of Joseph & Mary/Elizabeth (Eastlack)
MICKLE:
1. +Archibald, b. abt 1728 in Gloucester Co NJ
2. Sarah,
m. 4 Dec 1745 at Haddonfield Monthly Meeting, Gloucester Co NJ to Joseph MORGAN.
He b abt 1728. Issue includes Elizabeth Morgan b. abt 1747 in Woodbury, Gloucester
Co NJ.
**Third
Generation** ARCHIBALD-3
MICKLE, (Joseph-2, Archibald-1) b. abt 1728 in Gloucester Co NJ. Married Oct 1749
to Mary Burrough.
Children of Archibald & Mary (Burrough) Mickle:
1. Sarah Mickle, b. 31 Aug 1752 in Gloucester Co NJ; m. 24 Nov 1772 in Haddonfield
NJ to AMOS COOPER. He b. 1 Dec 1749 in Gloucester Co NJ; Issue includes (Cooper):
Beulah, Sybil, Mary, Sarah, Hannah, Joseph, Anne, David, Isaac Mickle, and John.
2. Isaac Mickle, b 25 March 1758. Married 4 Dec 1788 in Woodbury Monthly
Meeting, Gloucester Co NJ to Sarah Wilkins. Issue includes Rachel b. 1799 who
m. 5 May 1826 in Greenwich, Cumberland Co NJ to Isaac Stillman MULFORD. He was
the author of "Reminiscences of Old Gloucester." WILLIAM-3
MICKLE (John-2, Archibald-1), born 21 Nov 1705 in Greenwich Township, Gloucester
County, New Jersey and died before 1784. He married 19 Aug 1732 in Haddonfield
MM, Camden Co NJ to Sarah WRIGHT b: ABT. 1727 in Greenwich Township, Gloucester
County, New Jersey
Children of William & Sarah (Wright) Mickle:
+1. William Mickle-4, b: 18 Apr 1741 in Greenwich Township, Gloucester
County, New Jersey
+2. Samuel Mickle-4, b: 24 Aug 1752 in Greenwich
Township, Gloucester County, New Jersey
3. James Mickle-4, b: 26 Dec
1747 in Greenwich Township, Gloucester County, New Jersey; married 1) Letitia
Wood and m2) Hannah Lord. Children by 1st wife: Sarah, b 1 Apr 1776; children
by 2d wife: Martha, b 18 Mar 1788 m. Thomas Saunders; Hannah, b 11 Oct 1789, m.
14 Nov 1811 at Haddonfield Monthly Meeting to Charles STRATTON who was born 5
June 1790; Eunice b 14 Aug 1794 in Deptford, NJ; and James b 15 Dec 1797, d. 15
Dec 1872. SAMUEL-3
MICKLE (John-2, Archibald-1) b 14 July 1711 in Gloucester Co NJ; Samuel Mickle
was one of the first settlers of Haddonfield. He became the owner of a lot next
adjoining the tavern property, "lately belonging to John Roberts, deceased,"
and there he erected a dwelling. Timothy Matlack, his wife's father, owned the
Robert's estate and another lot to the east, fronting on the street. Timothy was
a shopkeeper, and was so taxed by the township. Samuel Mickle married 1742 at
Haddonfield Monthly Meeting to Letitia Matlack, dau of Timothy & Mary (Haines)
Matlack. She was b 13 July 1724 in Pennsauken, Gloucester Co NJ. He having deceased
in 1750, his wife Letitia married 2) 19 Apr 1750 to Thomas Hinchman; they had
at least one child, namely Joseph Mickle Hinchman, b. 18 Feb 1750/51 in Newton,
Gloucester Co NJ. Letitia died 31 March 1752 in Newton, Gloucester Co NJ.
Children of Samuel & Letitia (Matlack) MICKLE:
1. Samuel, b 1 Sep
1746 in Gloucester Co NJ who married Margery Price. She was b. 13 Apr 1748.
2 Hannah who married Thomas Hinchman
**Fourth
Generation**
WILLIAM-4
MICKLE (William-3, John-2, Archibald-1) born 18 Apr 1741 in Greenwich Township,
Gloucester Co NJ; died 26 JUL 1789 in Gloucester County, New Jersey; married 24
Aug 1777 in Gloucester Co NJ to Sarah Lord.
Children of William & Sarah
(Lord) Mickle:
1. David MICKLE b: 27 MAY 1779 in Gloucester County,
New Jersey; married Rachel Wills; children: Sarah L. Mickle b. 7 Dec 1805; Moses
Wills Mickle b. 30 Sep 1808; Charles Mickle b. 14 Jul 1812.
2. George MICKLE
b: 11 JAN 1782 in Gloucester County, New Jersey; married 15 Oct 1812 in Woodbury
Monthly Meeting to Mary Brown, resided in Deptford Twp NJ; children: William Mickle
b. 24 Sep 1813 who married 1844 to Mary Evans and had daus Anne (1848) and Mary
(1850); Sarah Mickle b. 12 July 1817; Martha Mickle b. 16 Feb 1820; and Mary Mickle
b. 24 May 1828. SAMUEL-4
MICKLE (William-3, John-2, Archibald-1) born 24 AUG 1752 in Greenwich
Twp., Gloucester County, New Jersey and died 1834 in Greenwich Twp., Gloucester
County, New Jersey. He married 1) 13 NOV 1775 in Haddonfield, Gloucester/ Camden
Counties, New Jersey to Ann LORD, dau of Joshua & Hannah (Lippincott) Lord
who was born 9 Apr 1757 in Deptford Township, Gloucester County, New Jersey and
died 2 NOV 1785 in Gloucester County, New Jersey. Samuel married 2nd) 27 Jan 1789
in Woodbury MM, Gloucester County NJ to SOPHIA BROWN, dau of Jonathan & Sarah
Brown who was born 1 Apr 1753 in Gloucester Co NJ
Child by Samuel &
Ann (Lord) Mickle:
1. Samuel
Mickle, born 1782
in Greenwich, Gloucester Co NJ; lived in East Greenwich until he was 21. He married
Susan Clemson, dau of John Clemson of Lancaster Co PA. Resided there about 3 years,
then in East Greenwich NJ, and removed to Chester Co PA where he died in 1835.
Children of Samuel & Susan (Clemson) Mickle includes: John Clemson Mickle,
b. 25 Dec 1808. Learned the trade of cabinet making near Chadd's Ford, Chester
County PA. In 1883, leaving his trade on account of health, he was appointed Superintendent
of the superstructure of the Columbia and Philadelphia Railroad near Parkesburg,
where he and his future wife first met. Married 1 Oct 1835 to Elizabeth Young.
She b. 5 March 1818, dau of Thomas & Elvira (Orvis) Young. They afterwards
resided at "the Gap" in Lancaster Co PA. In 1838 the family moved to
Philadelphia, while engaged in relaying a portion of the track of the PA Railroad.
From that period until 1849 he was engaged in the Civil Engineering Work of various
railroads. He moved to Mahoning Co. Ohio, where he bought a farm. In the spring
of 1853 he sold the farm and entered on 440 acres of government land near Sterling,
Whiteside Co IL.
Child of Samuel & Sophia (Brown) Mickle:
1. +Sarah Mickle, b 14 Feb 1797; married 6
Nov 1834 to Samuel Ogden.
**Fifth
Generation**
SARAH-5 MICKLE,
(Samuel-4, Wiliam-3) b. 14 Feb 1797; married 6 Nov 1834 to Samuel OGDEN.
He born 27 Apr 1790 in Woodstown, Salem Co NJ.
Children of Samuel &
Sarah (Mickle) Ogden
1. Samuel Mickle,
b. 1836. Grocer in Mickleton [East Greenwich] NJ in 1880.
2. +William
Mickle, b 6 Apr 1838 in Port ELizabeth, Cumberland Co NJ; d. 3 Aug
1917, m. Rebecca Vanaman Clark.
**Sixth
Generation**
WILLIAM MICKLE-6 OGDEN
(Sarah-5 Mickle, Samuel-4, William-3, John-2, Archibald-1) born 6 Apr 1838 in
Port Elizabeth, Cumberland Co NJ. Died 3 Aug 1917. Married 7 March 1867 to Rebecca
Vanaman Clark. She b 30 Nov 1848 in Sharptown, Salem Co NJ, dau of Edward C. &
Jane E. (Vanneman) Clark. They resided in Greenwich, then East Greenwich NJ.
Children of William Mickle & Rebecca Vanaman (Clark) OGDEN:
1.
+Edward Clark, b 25 Oct 1868
2. Anna V.,
b 25 Oct 1869, died 22 Jan 1889
3. +Caroline, b 1872;
married Clayton Thompson
**Seventh
Generation**
EDWARD CLARK-7 OGDEN
(William Mickle-6 OGDEN, Sarah-5 MICKLE, Samuel-4, William-3, John-2, Archibald-1)
born 25 Oct 1868, died 4 Sep 1939, farmer in East Greenwich Twp, Gloucester Co
NJ. In 1910 census. He married 29 Nov 1891 to Anna Elizabeth Gaunt. She b. 1870
in New Jersey.
Children of Edward C. & Anna E. (Gaunt) OGDEN:
1. William Howard Ogden, b. c 1897
CAROLINE MICKLE"Carrie"-7
OGDEN, b. 10 May 1872 in Mickleton, Gloucester Co NJ; d. 8 Dec 1961
in Shady Lane Home, Clarksboro NJ; m. 12 Nov 1890 to Clayton S. Thompson, son
of Isaac L. & Elizabeth (Clark) Thompson. He was b. 15 Nov 1860 in Paulsboro
NJ, and d. 16 Oct 1943 in Mickleton NJ.
Children of Clayton S. & Caroline
M. (Ogden) Thompson:
1. Earl Mickle Thompson, b. 13 Aug 1897; m. 9 Sep
1922 to Ella M. Wainwright. She b. 10 Oct 1897. Had children, Everett B. and Mildred
Rebecca
2. Raymond Clark Thompson, b. 2 June 1903; d. 18 Dec 1994; m. Helen
Smith Pettit. Had issue, Travis Ogden, and Patricia Pettit.
SALEM
COUNTY MICKEL'S/MICKLE'S Joshua
MICKEL, b 12 Nov 1768, died 22 Nov 1859. Buried Friesburg Emmanuel Church Cemetery,
Salem Co NJ. He married Rosanna(h) STOUT, born 12 Nov 1777 and died 23 Jan 1851,
aged 73 yrs 2 months 11 days. Joshua Mickel was executor, along with his wife
Rosannah, of her father, Joseph Stout's will, Sept 18, 1805, in Alloways Creek
NJ. "To son Richard, $20. To dau. Rosannah Mickle, plantation in Upper Alloways
Creek. To grandson Joseph Mickle, watch and silver-hilted sword. To Susanna Robinson,
$50; bed and bedding, and at the age of 18 years, a cow, pewter plates, pint pewter
basin, 3 tablespoons, 3 teaspoons, 3 knives, 3 forks, 1 spinning-wheel, 1 suit
of freedom clothes, from head to foot. The will was witnessed by Davoll Layman,
Laurence Casper, Jr. and Hosea Snethin. Proved 23 Dec 1805.
Children of Joshua
& Rosanna (Stout) Mickle:
1. Elizabeth Mickle b 2 Feb 1797, d.
15 Feb 1858; m. 27 Jan 1820 in Salem Co NJ to Lewis SIGARS. He b 13 Feb 1793.
Had issue (SIGARS) Peter (may be others).
2. Joseph Mickle b 10 Dec
1799, d. 4 May 1867. Married Mary S. Watson. Had issue, Rosanna, Joshua and Sallie.
3. Johann Mickle b 4 Apr 1802, died 15 Sep 1884; resided Upper Alloways
Creek, Salem Co NJ; m. 1838 to Elizabeth Johnson. Had issue, Joshua, Elizabeth
and Clarence Lentz.
4. Joshua Mickle b 24 Jan 1805
5. Margareta
Mickle b 17 May 1806
6. Richard Mickle b 14 Apr 1810, d 12 Nov
1889; resided Upper Alloways Creek, Salem Co NJ; married 1) Ann Timberman; m2)
Lydia --; had issue, including Louis Sigars Mickle
7. Henry Mickle
b 1815 in Salem Co NJ, d 11 Dec 1889; m. Harriet L. Johnson. Had issue including:
Francis, Margaret, Roseanna/Annie, Rebecaa, Elizabeth and Harriet.
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SOURCES:
1.
Colonial and Revolutionary families of Pennsylvania : genealogical and personal
memoirs; New York: Lewis Pub. Co., 1911
page 318-319
2. Sketches of the
first emigrant settlers in Newton Township, Old Gloucester County, West New Jersey
by John Clement; Camden, N.J.: Sinnickson Chew, 1877
3. Other documents and
on-line ancestries
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