Sketches of the First Emigrant Settlers in Newton Township, Old Gloucester County, West New Jersey
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He left a will, 11 and the following named children: Samuel, who mar- ried Mary Lippincott; Joseph, who married Mary Wood; Thomas, who married Hannah Stokes; Kendall, who married Ann Budd; Elizabeth, who married Jacob Burcham and Ben- jamin Cooper; Mary, who married Edward Tonkins; Susanna, who married William Budd ; and Rachel, who married Enoch Roberts.
In 1739, the devisees of the second Samuel Cole re-surveyed the original estate, which shows how their ancestors held it.
The old house, as e...rected by the first Samuel Cole, is shown on the map, and is now (1S77) standing, but it has been long since abandoned as a dwelling. It is built of logs, is one story high, has two windows and one door. It stands in the door yard of the farm, formerly Joseph H. Cole's, deceased.
It is used for various purposes and is fast going to decay.
Another generation, and it will be forgotten.
James Wild was a wheelwright, and settled on the north side of the south branch of Penisaukin creek, on five acres of land, which he purchased of John Cowperthwaite in 171 2, and at but a short distance from the residence of his father-in-law.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He left a will, 11 and the following named children: Samuel, who mar- ried Mary Lippincott; Joseph, who married Mary Wood; Thomas, who married Hannah Stokes; Kendall, who married Ann Budd; Elizabeth, who married Jacob Burcham and Ben- jamin Cooper; Mary, who married Edward Tonkins; Susanna, who married William Budd ; and Rachel, who married Enoch Roberts.
In 1739, the devisees of the second Samuel Cole re-surveyed the original estate, which shows how their ancestors held it.
The old house, as e...rected by the first Samuel Cole, is shown on the map, and is now (1S77) standing, but it has been long since abandoned as a dwelling. It is built of logs, is one story high, has two windows and one door. It stands in the door yard of the farm, formerly Joseph H. Cole's, deceased.
It is used for various purposes and is fast going to decay.
Another generation, and it will be forgotten.
James Wild was a wheelwright, and settled on the north side of the south branch of Penisaukin creek, on five acres of land, which he purchased of John Cowperthwaite in 171 2, and at but a short distance from the residence of his father-in-law.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clement, John, 1818-1894 to read onlineMoreLess
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