Genealogy of the Roll Family

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GENEALOGY
OF THE
ROLL FAMILY
ANCESTRY AND DESCENDANTS
OF
JOHN ROLL
OF
ELIZABETHTOWN TOWNSHIP
ESSEX COUNTY
NEW JERSEY
AND ALLIED FAMILIES
OF
BROTHERTON-BURROWS-CORY-CRANE-EARL
NORRIS-SCHOOLEY-SMITH-VREELAND-WADE
WILLSON AND WOOLLEY
BY
RICHARD TIMBROOK WILSON
R I D G E W O O D , BERGEN COUNTY, NEW JERSEY
1921
WITH ADDITIONS
BY
RICHARD JOHN FRANZ 3rd
PENSACOLA, ESCAMBIA COUNTY, FLORIDA
TARTING IN 1957, AND INCLUDING DOLAND
AND FRANZ FAMILIES
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ROLL GENEALOGY EXPLANATION
The record has been divided into six parts; the first part
showing the progenitor of the family, Jan Magelse, his children
and their descendents, who appear in the early records, with the
exception of those of John Roll 3rd, of Elizabethtown, N.J. who
appear in the other five parts, in order that the descendents of
the l a t t e r 's f ive ch ildren may be shown independent of each other
or in what is known as the "Tribe System".
Two indices have been p rs p a r e d , one g iv ing the chr istian names of
Roll, the other, names of persons who have intermarried with
them, both alphabetically arranged.
In searching for a name, unless the branch to which it belongs
k n o w n , it will be necessary to examine each index.
is
The number after the name in the index is the consecutive number
assigned to the person in his branch and generally covers the
person's family record.
If the person had no issue, the number
refers to him as a child under the parents' name.
If the index
does not show the name sought for, find the name of the parent,
and search the list of children appearing thereunder.
-IThe number prefixed and suffixed by a dash after the
name of a parent indicates the number where the person appears as
a child.
(Jan-1)
Names in parenthesis with figures indicate the
pedigree of a parent, showing to what generation the name belongs
and giving the name back as far as the progenitor.
J o h n - 2 The figure after the name of a parent
to what generation the name belongs.
likewise shows
A Roman number preceding the name of a child, indicates
relative position to other children of the same parentage.
its
The following abbreviations have been used:
BMUMDBD~
Born
Married
Unmar r ied
Died
Buried
Where the abbreviation "BIB." was typed in the original
manuscript footnotes have been inserted to refer to certain
publications which have been a source of information to the
compiler and where u s e d , the full name of the publication with
other data will be found in the section designated
"BIBLIOGRAPHY" .
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ROLL GENEALOGY PREFACE
The object of the compiler of this record has been to show, as
completely as possible, the ancestry and descendants of John Roll
who is first recorded as being in the Borough of Elizabethtown,
Essex County, New Jersey, between the years 1755 and 1761,1 using
as a basis the family history shown in Littell's Family Records
of the First Settlers of the Passaic valley, N.J., published in
1851.
The record was started in the year 1909, while the compiler was
residing in Atlanta, Georgia and at which time he found it
desireable to seek information in some complete form regarding
the progenitor and descendants of his mother's family, but was
unable to do so.
Since then considerable time has been spent
prosecuting the work and he hopes that his readers will
appreciate how difficult is the task of collecting material,
compiling and presenting a work of this nature, free from
inaccuracies.
Every effort has been made to avoid errors and
wherever different dates or conflicting statements have been
received regarding the same event, careful investigation has
followed in order to determine, if possible, the correct
statement to be used in the w o r k .
As other writers have found, the early public records do not
offer a very satisfactory field for the searcher after
genealogical data and while some of the information has been
gleaned from probate and church records and the publications of
other writers (to whom due credit is given hereafter) a great
part of the information contained herein has been obtained from
private sources.
The compiler has not only suceeded beyond his expectations, in
securing and recording information regarding the ancestry of John
Roll of Elizabethtown, N.J., but has also obtained interesting
data regarding the children and their descendants of the
progenitor of the Roll Family in America, and while it was only
intended to incorporate in this record one branch of the family,
the early data relating to the other branches has been shown as
it not only has a historical bearing on the branch originally
recorded, but is far too valuable to be disregarded and may in
some future time prove useful to the descendants of the other
branches.
1 BIB.
1 - p. 349
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It has always been tradition among the descendants of John Roll
of Elizabethtown, N.J., that their progenitor in this country was
one Johannes M a n g e l , that he came from Holland and settled in the
northern part
of New
York State and that one of his ancestors was
a burgomaster
in his
native city in the Province ofUtrecht which
tradition, with the exception of the latter part, is
substantiated
by facts obtained from the
early Dutch Records as
will be noted
in the
pages which follow.
That the family did not remain in the vicinity of Albany is
evident from the fact that there are no persons named Mangelse or
Roll in a list of Freeholders in the city and county of Albany,
N.Y., which included C a n o s t i g i o n e , in 17 20 .^ While there are no
persons of either these names mentioned in a list of the
inhabitants of New York City in 1703® or in a list of the Freemen
of New York City between the years of 1633 and 1740,^ or in a
History of Land Titles of Hudson County, N . J . 9 (excepting John of
Cons table H o o k , N.J. and refer red to hereinafter) or in the
Census of Staten Island in 1706® the early Dutch Records of New
York City and Staten Island show they settled in New York City
and Northern Division (now Port Richmond), Staten Island, after
leav i ng Canost ig io n e .
It has also been tradition among the members of the family that
the surname was originally Mangel and in the course of time and
usage, was changed to Roll.
That this is true to a certain
extent and was due to the peculiar methods and customs of the
early Dutch is very clearly shown by D.T. Valentine, a former
Clerk of the Common Counc il of New York Ci ty 7 of whom it is said
"His love of research and accuracy of details give to his
writings a well deserved authority,"® and who after an
examination of the subject gives the following as the result:®
2 BIB.
37 - p.
3 BIB.
49 - p. 611
4 BIB.
52 - p. 366
5
BIB.
26; 49 - p. 32
46
6
BIB. 53 - p. 149
7
BIB. 70 - p.
686
3
BIB. 70 - p.
686
9
BIB. 70 - p. 764
A list of Dutch aliases, prepared by Dr. Purple and published by
the Holland Society, New York, show the names of many early
immigrants as they appear in Baptismal Records of the Reformed
Church of New York from 1639-1756 with the surnames under which
they became known later on.
The dates at the end of each name
denote the years in which the baptism of the children of the
person mentioned are recorded, and in which his first n a m e s , or
his first and surnames, are given.
In this l i s t , M a n g l e , son of Jan Mangelse
is shown u n d e r :
JANSZEN
Mangle Janssen Rol 1694-1711
It will be noted in the records which follow that the
is first recorded as Jan Mangelse, thereby indicating
Jan, son of Mangle, and his children in turn likewise
Johnson or Janse, John, Johnsen, etc., (Jan being the
J o h n ) a n d that in following out the custom referred
they adopted the surname R o l l .^
progenitor
that he was
as Mangle
Dutch for
to above
That there was some foundation for its adoption the writer is
confident as certain Staten Island Records show in their index
"Mangelse, (Mangles, Mangleson see also Ral)*-5 and those which
follow show that the children of Jan Mangelse all assumed the
surname Roll about the same time and that they appear not only in
the records under their first name and surname, but also under
their first two names only**** but so far, he has been unable in
his researches, to determine the dominating factor.
The foregoing also explains the references in the early Dutch
records at Albany, Staten Island and New York City to the surname
as R a a l , R a l , R a l e , R a i l , R o l , and R o l l , and the spelling of the
given name of the individual members in as many different ways.
The petition'*'5 of Mangle Johnsen Roll and others
10
BIB.
11
BIB . 25
12
BIB.
103
104 - pp.
13 BIB.
53
14 BIB.
71
15 BIB . 13
104,
107,
133,
240,
402
in 1713,
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referred to hereinafter, which clearly shows the relationship
between the signers and their progenitor enabled the determining
of the proper relationship existing between the early members of
the family which was indicated by the marriage and baptismal
records of Albany, Staten Island and New York City, but which
records did not furnish sufficient information to establish the
true relationship between the members therein r eco r d e d . The
latter records also enabled the tracing of the movements of the
family from Albany County to New York City and Staten Island.
About 1890 a meeting was held by the members of the family in
Elizabeth, Union County, N.J., at which the writer, then a mere
child, was present, to cons ider the establishment of a claim to
the tract of land in C an ost i g i o n e , Albany County, {now Niskayuna,
Schenectady County) New York, referred to in the petition of 1713
a b o v e , which had been secured by their a n c e s t o r , Jan M a n g e l s e ,
from the tribe of Mohawk In di ans .^
At this meet ing a committee
was appointed to investigate the claim, and they found that owing
to the Indian massacre in the Mohawk Valley, Jan Mangelse with
his family was c o m p e 1 1 ed to leave all his possessions and flee
south for their lives.
Not returning again, the state many years
after, took over his land and granted patents to it to later
settlers, from which time the land had changed ownership many
times.
Their c o u n s e 1 therefore, advised against taking up the
claim as the chances of obtaining title to it were very r e m o t e ,
and upon the committee so report i n g , the matter was a 1 lowed to
drop.
The writer has since developed the fact h o w e v e r , that while Jan
Mangelse apparently received such a deed from the Mohawk Indians,
in 1681/2, and while his heirs in 1713 petitioned the authorities
for a patent to the tract, in which they stated he had also
presented a similar petition in 1703 without it having been
effected, he had, while living on Staten Island, in 1698/9 by
deed (hereinafter recorded) signed by both his wife and himself,
sold this particular tract of land to his son Peter for the sum
of fifty pounds.
Any interest, therefore, in this tract of land
would have descended to the heirs of Peter, rather than to those
of Jan Mangelse, had the latter been successful in obtaining a
patent.
15 BIB.
13 - pp.
104,
133
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Towards the end of the seventeenth century, when the number of
the inhabitants had greatly increased, the necessity of
continuing the same surname in successive generations became
imperat i v e , and, probably without being r equ i red by any legal
enactment, or with any prescribed formality, families generally
assumed surnames.
In some cases doubtless these names may have
been borne by their ancestors in the Nether land; others took
names derived from their birthplace or residence, for example,
Jan, born in Deventer, became Jan V a n dev en ter ; Jan born in Wyck,
became Jan Van Wyck, etc. Still others took names from trades or
occupations and Jan, the c o o p e r , became Jan K u y p e r ; and Jan the
mason became Jan Metselaer, etc.
In most cases we have no means
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of determ ining the origin of the s u r n a m e ."x '
Tobias A. Wright, in writing of the Dutch Records of the early
Staten Island Churches, also states: "In many cases the names of
the descendants of these early settlers are not only spelled
differently and the pronunciations so changed as to almost defy
recognition by those unlearned in the peculiar characteristics of
Dutch nomenclature ."^®
The baptismal records shown in this work of the Reformed Dutch
Church of Port Richmond, Staten Island, New York, from 1696 to
1772 are taken from the original register which is written in the
Dutch language.-^
Dur ing the period covered by these statistics
the Dutch settlers especially were so closely identified with the
Church that the baptismal records contain the names of a majority
of the children born to Dutch parents accompanied by the name of
many w i t n e s s e s . ^
17 BIB.
103
18 BIB . 36
19 BIB.
20
53
BIB . 53
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Also Prof. Johnathan Pearson of Union College, who, in a key to
the names of the persons occuring in the early Dutch records of
Albany, N.Y. and vicinity states: "The student who searches the
early Dutch Records meets with many difficulties, none of which
are more vexatious than their personal n a m e s . The majority of
the first settlers ordinarily used no surnames, some evidently
had none.
In these cases individuals were often distinguished by
per sona 1 pecular it ies , tr ades , etc . , bu t wh ile many individuals
had no surnames whatever, apparently, a few families had two or
more.
It was not uncommon for the same individual to have two or
more surnames and to use them indifferently.
The change in the
spelling and pronunciation of names is likewise a source of
considerable emb arrassment. The system of nomenclature in common
use among the early Dutch settlers consisted in prefixing the
child's to the father's Christian name, terminating in SE or SEN;
in baptism, but one name was usually given; the patronymic was
used by custom in all cases and in the absence of a surname
adopted as such.
The use of surnames gradually increased among
the Dutch from the time the Province was occupied by the Eng 1 ish
in 1664 and after the first quarter of the following century few
names were written without the addition of a family name."
The Holland Society of New York in publishing a list of the early
immigrants to New Netherlands also refers to this custom as
follows:
"It should be mentioned, therefore, that very few of our
Dutch a n c e s t o r s , whose names are found on these lists, bore the
wh ich th e ir d es
family names
known ."
Family surnan
we re not common
way of de s ig na L.1
mal name to th e i r o w n , with the ad d it:LO
i ng a son o r d au ghter . Thus Jan , son o
was known as J . n P ieter sen t J an son of Jan, as J an J an
son of Gerr it , as Jan Ge r r it sen e t c . The succe ed ing 9'
following the ; ame metho d , us ua lly was known by a SUl:n
different from the pr ece ed ing o ne - for example , i f Ja
had a son name< He ndr ick r h e wo uld be known, no t as IIe
Gerritsen, but a s Hendr ick Ja ns e n .
21 BIB.
32 - p. 84
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'’It would appear that among the Dutch peasantry, in ages before
the imigration thence to this Colony, the simple Christian name
Andrew (Andries) , John (Jan) , Peter (Pieter) , etc. was the
distinguishing cognomen.
They had not earned a family patronymic
which descended through successive generations, and the children,
therefore, received at their baptism s imply a Christian n a m e .
For instance "Jan" has a son who receives the baptismal name
"Andries" and to that is added the distinguishing appellation of
"Jensen" signifying the son of "Jan".
Andries Jansen in turn had
a son christened "Pieter" whose name therefore be comes Pieter
Adriesen, e t c . This ancient custom was not wholly eradicated at
the time when New Nether land was colonized, and we see not only
many instances of prevailing, but one circumstance, denoting that
the custom was founded upon a settled and ancient system of
n o men cla tu re, is found in the fact that will be observed in our
table of marriages among the females names which never end with
the "sen" which terminates the names of their brothers.
For
instance, the name of Annetje, a daughter of Dirck Tomassen,
would be Annetje Dircks, while the name of her brother would be
Lucas Dircksen.
The establishment of a settled surname to
families is found to arise in many instances in our colony.
The
family of the Van Cortlands is descended from Oloff Stevensen,
one of the early settlers, that individual having, after some
y e a r s 1 residence h e r e , adopted the patronymic Van C o r t l a n d , which
was ever after the name of his posterity, and instead of his son
be ing called Stephan Oloffsen under the old custom, he was called
Stephanus Van Cortland.
Several other instances could be cited,
and they are found only to occur with families who have attained
a certain degree of distinction and superior standing in society,
indicating that the recognition of the privilege of assuming a
patronymic distinction was one depending upon the public
acquiescence.
The old custom above merit ion ed s e e m s , however , to
have grown into disuse after some years' prevalence in this
colony, and the Jeiisens, the Pieter sens, the Roe loff sens, etc.
fixed upon a patronymic, such as Jansen, Pieters, Roelofs, etc.
which became the settled surname of the f a m i l y ."
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At this time the Compiler wishes to express his gratitude to all
who have in any way contributed to the work, and especially to
the following persons for the part they have taken in its
preparat i o n :
ANNA M. ROLL WILSON, ELIZABETH, N.J., his mother, for her
inspiration and assistance during the time the work has been in
progress .
CHARLES W. ROLL, NEWARK, N.J. (Deceased) for information
regarding the descendants of ISAAC R O L L , and who also placed at
the disposal of the compiler an original manuscript record of the
descendants of RHODA ROLL WOOLLEY, prepared for him by CHARLES W.
WOOLLEY, of BUFFALO, N.Y. during the year of 1890, which has been
very helpful and apparently is the result of considerable labor
and effort on the part of Mr, WOOLLEY in its preparation.
J. MARTIN ROLL, SOUTH ORANGE, N.J. (Deceased) and HAROLD DEPSW,
LINDEN, N.J. for the use of manuscript records and information
relating to the descendants of ABRAHAM ROLL.
HARRY T. COREY, SAN FRANCISCO, C A L ., ORVILLE B. TALLEY, SIOUX
CITY , 10 WA and H AN NAB M . SMI TH G AH AG AN , (M r s . W .H . G AH AG A N ) NEW
CASTLE, OHIO, for the use of manuscript records and information
relating to the descendants of JANE ROLL COREY.
GUY MANNING, CINCINNATI, OHIO, who placed at the disposal of the
compiler, manuscript records of branches of the ROLL FAMILY
throughout the Central Western States, prepared about the year of
1890, by his brother, the late CHARLES W. MANNING, of CINCINNATI,
OHIO, which not only gave the compiler data which he would
otherwise have been unable to obtain, but has also made possible
the preservation in a permanent form the material Mr. MANNING had
secured after a great amount of painstaking efforts on his part,
the loss of which excellent pioneer work will be appreciated by
any who may have endeavored to investigate and produce a work of
this kind.
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One cannot trace the history of an individual or family, without
f o l low in g, as it were, along the trail whi ch they blazed th rough
the paths of life, and living, during his researches, in the
atmosphere which surrounded the subject of his work.
The compiler has been no exception to this rule and while the
work has met with many difficulties it has been a pleasure, and
he has learned not only to appreciate their efforts, but has also
developed a spirit of reverence which commands a tribute he is
unable to fulfill.
The writer's feelings, however, have been most ably expressed in
the following lines reprinted by the Newark, N.J. News, May 31,
1913, from the Journal of the Illinois Historical Society which
pr int ed them in connect ion with s ke tches of Revolut ionary
Soldiers and were quoted without indicat ion of source.
'FORFATIiERS ' GRAVES
Beneath the roots of tangled weeds,
Afar in country graveyards lie
The sturdy men whose uncrowned deeds
Have stamped this nation's d e s t i n y .
We praise the present stock and man,
But have we ever thought to praise,
The strong, still humble lives that ran
The deep-cut channels of those days?
Beneath these tottering slabs
Whose tribute moss and molds
Sleeps the calm dust that made
The true substratum of our
of slate,
efface,
us great.
r a c e .'1
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Mr. Arnold J.F. van L a e r , Archivist, New York State Library,
A l b a n y , N .Y . , with whom the comp iler has corresponded f reely, and
who has suggested sources of information relating to the early
members of the family and their activities, which have brought
forth very satisfactory results, and has also reviewed the early
family data with a view of assisting the comp iler to present a
work which would be free of inaccuracies in his references to the
early public records.
To those who in any manner have assisted in the development of
one of the greatest factors in the life of our people -- THE
PUBLIC LIBRARY — the compiler is indebted, for without the
material and facilities furnished by such institutions and those
of a somewhat similar character this work would never have been
followed to a completion.
Such institutions to which the
compiler is indebted for the use of their facilities and the
assistance of their employees are as follows: CARNEGIE PUBLIC
LIBRARY, Atlantic, Ga.; NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY, the NEW YORK
HISTORICAL SOCIETY, and the NEW YORK GENEALOGICAL AND
BIOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY, New York City; LONG ISLAND HISTORICAL
SOCIETY, Brooklyn, N.Y.; NEW YORK STATE LIBRARY, Albany, N.Y.;
the CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY, Washington, D.C.; the NEW JERSEY
HISTORICAL SOCIETY, and the FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY, Newark, N.J.;
and the PUBLIC LIBRARY, Cincinnati, Ohio.
The compiler's earnest wish is that this work will create and
stimulate a desire for a further research and a continuance of
the family records and if such be the result, he will feel amply
rewarded for any efforts he has made in bringing forth the
commencement of such a w o r k .
RICHARD TIMBROOK WILSON
Ridgewood,
Bergen County ,
New Jersey .
1921
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ROLL GENEALOGY
First Outline of Probable Relationships - February 14, 1976
I . Jan Mangelse m. Tryntje van Woggolum, daughter of Pieter
Adriansen van Woggolum and
. Peter Adriansen van
Woggolum was the son of Adrian Van Woggolum and Anneke Pieters
who married 2nd Jacques Kinnikom and 3rd Barent Janse Bal.
A.
Antje Jans m . GeraoIdus Kamfoort who mar r ied (16 9 2) and2nd
Ariaantje Uldrick, widow of Gerrit Claase van vranken
3.
Mangel Janse m.
1692 Anna Hendrix volcx
C.
Tryntje Jans m.
Pieter Van Neste, who had previously been
married to Margrietje Croisson (Margaret C r o c h e r o n ) . He was
the son of Pieter Pieterse Van Neste and Judith Rapalje
D.
Pieter Janse ra. J annetje du Chene who married 2nd The unis
Egberts.
She was the daughter of Anthony du Chene (Sien,
Jeen, Scheen, Schoen) and Anna ___________ . Anthony du
Chene's will listed the following children:
Jerome who married Catalyn Cannon
Mic h a e 1 who marr i ed Susannah van der Hoeven
Valent ine
Anna (Golders)
Jannet te {Mang e I s )
Magdelena (Claasen)
Francette {Egbert Egbertzsen)
E.
Johannes m. Margrietje
Bar kelo
(Grittie) , widow of Jan Harmensen van
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ROLL GENEALOGY
First Outline o£ Probable Relationships - February 14,
1976
ANTJE JANS
A-l 1690
Geraldus Comfort who married Catharina Hennejon,
of Peter Burger
A-l~a
A-l-b
A-2
1714
1717
widow
Annatje
Catherina
Margrietje (Grietje)Comfort who married Alexander
Phenix (Fenix) who married 2nd Elizabeth Burger Bocke
(Boke)
A - 2-a
A-2-a
A-2-c
a - 2 -a
A-2-e
A-2-f
1713
1715
1717
1717
1719
1721
Jacobus
Ger aldus
Anna (twin)
Marjtje (twin)
Geraldus
Th ielman
ROLL GENEALOGY
First Outline of Probable Relationships - February 14,
1976
MANGEL JANSE
B-l 1694
Catharina who married 1st Matthew Forbur {Forher,
Forbes) and 2nd Samuel Beekman, who was the son of
Charles Beekman and Ytje van Zant
B-l-a
B-l-b
B-l-c
B-l-d
B-l-e
B-2 1697
Suzannah Forber
Annatje Beekman
Magnus Beekman
Johannes Beekman
Eyda Beekman
Francyntje who married Robert Westgate
who married 2nd Deborah Nagel
B-2-a
B-3 1699
1722
1729
1733
1734
1737
1717
Elizabeth
Jan who married Aeltje
B-l-a
B-l-b
B-l-c
(Robard Vesgate)
(Allida)
bars
(Bas, Bass,
Bos)
1719
Annatje
1721/22 c. Mangel who married Sarah Richardson
and had a daughter Allida in 1756
1723/24 c. John
B-4 1702
Hendrix
B-5 1704
Annatje {called Johannah in her father's will) who
marr ied Ph ilip M i n t h o r n , son of Ph ilip Minthorne and
Hillegond Webber
B-l-a
B-l-b
B-l-c
B-l-d
3-1-e
B-l-f
B — 1—g
B-l-h
B-l-i
B-l-j
B-l-k
Ph ilip
Philip
Annatje
Hillegont who married Daniel Waldron
Margrietje
Geertie and Francyntje (twins)
Sara
Francyntje
Mange 1
Hendrick
Johannes
B - 6 17 0 6
Ma rg r ie t je
B-7 1711
Sara
in 1752
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ROLL GENEALOGY
First Outline of Probable Relationships - February 14, 1976
TRYNTJE JANS
C-l
Judith
C-2
Cather ine
C-3
P e t e r , who married Mad eleent j en de B o y s , widow of
Garret Roosa
C-4 1697
Jeronimus who married Susannah
C-5 1699
jacomenica who married Jacob Ten Eyck
C-6
Jan who married 1st Gerritse
and 3rd Knierste de Mothe
1701
C~ 7 1703
Joris
C - 8 1705
Hannah
C-9 1708
Bernardus who married Cathalyna Bodyn
NOTE:
f 2nd Mary Bodyn
C-l, C-2, and C-3 are probably the children of first wife.
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ROLL GENEALOGY
First Outline of Probable Relationships - February 14,
1976
PIETER JANSE
D-l 1700
Marie who married Johannes Preyer
D-l-a
D-l-b
D-l-c
D-l-d
1722
1725
1728
1732
Anna
Andr ies
Jannetje
Catherina
D-2 17 0 2
Francyntj e
D-3 169 _
Anna married
1st Samuel Burnet and Jacob Ryt 2nd
D-3-a
D~3“b
D-3-c
Samuel Burnet
Maria Ryt
Susanna
D~4 169_
1718
1722
1726
Catherine Mange Is Roll m . Mat thys Sweem
D-4-a
D-4-b
D-4-c
1719
1727
1734
Anthony
Jannetje
Mathias
D-5 1707
Margrietje who possibly married Joseph de la Montagne
in 1728
D-6
Jannetje who married George Personet
1709
D-6-1
D- 6 -2
D-7 1703,
1731
1735
Jannetje
Johannes
1704, or 1706 c. Johannes Mangel (John Roll of Essex
county New Jersey) who married Elizabeth ___________
D-7-a
D-7-b
D-7-c
D-7-d
D-7-e
D-7-f
1733 John who married 1st R ach e1 Van Winkle 2nd
Edith Wick 3rd Lydia ___________
1735c Isaac who married Sarah Cauldwell daughter
of James Cauldwell
1743c Jane who married Thomas Cory son of
Elnathan Cory
1741c Catron who married ___________ , son of
Peter Parse 1
1737 Mary who married John Woolley
1739c Abraham who married 1st Mary Brooks and
2nd Caty Vreeland
IS
ROLL GENEALOGY
First Outline of Probable Relationships - February 14/ 1976
JOHANNES (YON)
(E-l, E-2, E-3,
first h u s b a n d ) .
E-l
E-4 are daughters of his wife's
Wiilempje m. Joris (George) Nevius
Cornelius Nevius and Agatha Joris
E-l-a
E-l-b
E-l-c
E-l-d
E-l-e
E-l-f
E-l-g
1711
1715
1715
1719
1721
1.7 2 4
1726
Anna
E-3
Ma r ia who married Abraham Zutphen
E-4
1726
1727
1729
1731
son of
C o r n e 1 iu s
Margr ie tj e (twin)
Jan (twin)
Johannes
Margrietje
Pieter
Aaghje
E-2
E-3 — a
E-3 -b
E-3-c
E-3-d
(Neefies)
Abraham
Marie
Ant je
jannet je
jannet je who had a son Abraham Berk'
Catrina Ellis. (They had three children: Gerret,
Catharine and Cornelius)
E-5 1717/18 John Roll who married Fytje van Boskerk, daughter of
Laurens van Boskerk and Fytie ___________ , who
marr ied 2nd Andr ies Zeegard .
E-5-a
1739/40
1788*
E-5-a-l
E-5-a-2
E-5-a~3
E- 5-a-4
1756
1758
Sophia who married Jacob Mersereau
who married 2nd Charity De Groot in
1779.
Children:
J acob
David
peter
Mary who married Thomas Cubberly
John
Elizabeth who married Daniel de Hart
Soph ia who ina r r ied John Cocheron
19
ROLL GENEALOGY
1 - JAN MANGELSE(N)-1.
The ancestor of JOHN ROLL of ELIZABETHTOWN, PROVINCE OF EAST NEW
JERSEY, who first settled in this country was one JAN
M A N G EL SE( N), an Indian trader who was in BEVERWYCK {the name of
the city of ALBANY until 1664),22 ALBANY COUNTY, NEW YORK, as
early as 16 56 . 2 2
The fact that he is shown in the early Dutch
records of ALBANY, N.Y. as JAN MANGELSE or MANGELSEN indicates
that he was JAN, son of MANGLE, and as was the custom in that
per iod , was without a s u r n a m e .
JAN MANGELSE married a daughter of PETER ADRIAENSEN
SOOGEMACKELYCK (VAN WOGGELUM ) , 2 4 by whom he had several children
who are entered in the records of the Reformed Dutch Churches of
ALBANY and NEW YORK under the name of ROL.
(PIETER ADRIAENSEN VAN WOGGELUM, nicknamed SOOGEMACKELYCK '’So
E a s y ” , the father-in-law of JAN MANGELSEN, was a tavern keeper
RENNSSELAERSWYCK in 1656.
in
He was generally called "VAN WOGGELUM" probably after the village
of that name near ALKMAAR in the PROVINCE OE NORTH HOLLAND.2J
PIETER and his brother, JACOB ADRIAENSEN with their mother, were
early settlers of BEVERWYCK; both were inn-keepers.
In 1660,
their mother, ANNA PIETERSE SOEGEMACKELYCK was a widow by the
death of her second husband, BARENT JANSE B A L ; she died in
December 1669.
PIETER ADRIAENSE was apprehended by the revenue
officer, JOHAN DE DEKKERE, for refusing to pay the excise on his
sales of wine, beer, etc., but escaped; he denied the right of
the officer of FORT ORANGE to collect this excise in the Colonie
where he lived and in this he was sustained by the Patroon.
In
1664 he received a patent for a bouwery and home lot at
SCHENECTADY, which he sold in 1670 to HELMER OTTEN for thirtyfive beavers.
22
BIB . 37 - p.
22
23 BIB.
101
- pp.
47-378;
32 - pp.
146-167
24 BIB .
101
- pp.
47-378;
32 - pp.
146-167
25 BIB . 99 - pp.
27, 118-277
20
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He had a least three children;
married JAN M A N G E L S E . 2 6
PIETER JAN and a daughter who
In a recent publication {1918} the existence of JACOB, brother of
PIETER ADRIAENSEN, is questioned in the following manner:
"PIETER ADRIAENSEN, alias 'SO E A S Y 1. He was an inn-keeper at
BEVERWYCK and came from WOGGELUM, a small place near ALKMAAR, in
the province of NORTH HOLLAND.
According to notes by PROF.
PEARSON in 'Early Records of Albany' I: 230, 234, he had a
brother, JACOB ADRIAENSE SOOGEMAC KE LYC K, who was also an inn
keeper and in partnrship with him.
T h i s , h o w e v e r , is believed to
be a mistake, as in the documents printed on these pages the
names JACOB and PIETER seem to be used interchangeably and to
refer to the same person.
See also same volume, page 253, where
the name 'SOOGEMACKELYCK' has been supplied, although JACQI3
ADRIAENSEN VAN UTRECHT was probably the man referred to."^'
JAN MANGELSE was appointed on July 30, 1657, at FORT ORANGE, NEW
YORK.
(At one time the center of the present city of ALBANY,
N . Y . ) 2 8 with the HON. PHILLIP P I E T E R S E , attorneys for TEUI^S
PIETERSEN TEMPELIER, for the collection of certain d e b t s .)"'9 as
shown in the following r e c o r d .
26 BIB.
32 - p. 167
27 BIB.
104 -- p. 35
28 BIB . 32 - p . 184
29 BIB . 34 - p. 4 7
21
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"Appeared before me Johannes LaMontogne in the service, etc.
Teunis Pietersen T e m p i i e r , who declared that he had appointed and
by these presents does appoint and empower the Honorable Phil ip
Pieterse (Schuyler) and Jan M a n g e I s e n , in his name and in his
behalf, to ask and to procure all the debts which are due him,
according to his account book, for the receipt thereof to pass
acquittances, and in the matter to do as if the appointer himself
were present, promising to hold for good all that the attorneys
(Schuyler and Mangelsen) in this matter shall do, on pledge of
his person and estate, personal and real, submitting the same to
all laws and judges.
Done in Fort Orange the 30th of July A .D . 1657
Loevies Cobessen and Johannes P r o v o o s t .
in the presence of
Theunes Pietersen Tempiier
Loud ivicus Cobes
Johannes Provoost, Witness " 3 3
On April 27th., 1658 he appears as a witness in complaint of
Pieter Janse Laemacker who "Complained that Evert Nolding had
committed violence upon him at his place and drew his knife
against him, and afterwards pulled his hair and laughed at him
(?) in the presence of Louys Kobes, Arnold Cornelise and Jan
Mangelse,
(Sd) Pieter J a n s o n ”
30
BIB.
34 - p. 47
31
BIB.
32 - p. 247
T1
22
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JAN MANGELSEN was one of the signers of a petition recorded in
the FORT ORANGE records, dated May 25th, 1650, presented on
behalf of the commonalty legally assembled, praying that no
Christian brokers be allowed to roam through the woods and that
Indian brokers only be allowed in the Indian trade.
On August 25th., 1551, he is recorded as being
father-in-law as follows:
indebted to his
"ALBANY COUNTY RECORDS - Appeared before me JOHANNES LA MONTAGNE,
in the service etc. in the presence of the HON. RUTGER JACOBSON
and FRANZ BARENTSE PASTOOR, Commissaries, etc. the HON. JAN
MANGELSEN of said place, who declares and acknowledges by these
presents, that he is well, truly and honestly indebted to his
father-in-law, PIETER ADRIAESEN (SOOGERMOCKELYCK) dwelling in the
Colonie R E N S S E LA ERS WY CK, in the sum of six hundred guilders in
seewant and the number of ten good whole beaver skins, for
seewant and other goods which he to his content received; which
sum he promises to pay in the time of ten days, wherefore he
pledges his person and estate, personal and real, present and
future, nothing excepted for the payment of said sum, submitting
himself to the force of all laws and judges.
Done
in FORT ORANGE,
the 25th day of August, A .D . 1551.
JAN M A N GEL SE N " 3 3
On October 26th., 1661, JAN MANGELSEN rented
a house, lot and
garden in RENSSELAERSWYCK of JOHANNES CLUTE. On the same
day the
latter had leased the premises of HENDRICK ROER, which
transaction was covered by the following contract:
"On this day, the 26th of October 1651, HENDRICK REUR has let and
JOHANNES KNOET has hired of him the lessor's house, lot and
garden heretofore occupied by ANTHONY J A N S Z , standing and lying
in the colony of RENSSELAERSWYCK, known to the lessee, for the
term of two following years, beginning on the 8 th of November
next, for the sum of three hundred guilders in good strungseawan
to be paid punctually each year.
32
BIB.
35 - p. 323
33
BIB.
32 - p.
379
23
ROLL GENEALOGY
It is furth er stipulated that the lessor shall deliver the said
h o u s e , l o t , and garden to the lessee in good condit i o n , w i n d o w ,
r o o f , and f loor tight, likewise the fence of the garden in good
r e p a i r , on the condition that the lessee shall be holden to
deliver the same up again at the end of the lease in like
condition,
Furthermore the lessee shall have the right during
the lease t o have someone else use the said
h o u s e , lot and garden on condition that he, the lessee, be
respons ible for the rent of the same.
Finally, in case any
repairs on the house be required or anything be made dur ing the
lease, the same shall be done with the knowledge of the lessor,
who shall b ear half the expense thereof.
For the faithful
per formance of which the parties hereto mutually bind their
respect ive persons and estates, nothing excepted, subject to all
courts and judges.
Done in the colony of RENSSELAERSV7YCK, dated
as above.
HENDRICK ROER
JOHANNS2 CLUTE
Jure Jan Tunsen
This mark II was made by
Hendrick Jansz Looman, aforenamed.
D.V. SCHELLUYNE, Not. P u b . ^
1661
The transaction between JAN MANGELSEN and JOHANNES CLUTE
mentioned in the foregoing contract was covered by the following
agreement:
"By virtue of the foregoing contract JAN KNOET leases the above
mentioned house and lot and JAN MANGELSZ hires the same of him,
for which JAN MANGELSZ shall pay to JAN KNOET the aforesaid
stipulated rent, every quarter year a just fourth part,
punctually each time, and in addition within the term of said
34 BIB.
104 - p. 131
24
ROLL GENEALOGY
lease five beavers or the value thereof: for the faithful
performance of which and of the terras of the above lease the
parties hereto mutually bind their respective persons and
estates, nothing excepted, to the authority of all courts and
judges.
Done in the colony of RENSSELAERSWYCK on the date above
written.
JOHANNSZ CLUTE
JAN MANGELSE
In my presence,
D .V . SCHELLUYNE,
1651'
Not Pub.
JAN MANGELSZ in recorded in Vol. II Register of 5ALAM0N LA CHAIR,
Notary Public, NEW AMSTERDAM on August 29th., 1662 as being in
debt to PIETER JILLESZ to the extent of one beaver, eight
guilders.®
On March 20th, 1672, JAN MANGELSE promised with others
cattle in ALBANY C O U N T Y .3 7
35
BIB.
104 - p. 132
36
BIB.
68
37
B 13. 32 - p. 431
- P. 148
tc herd
25
ROLL GENEALOGY
On January 14th,
f o llo ws:
1672/3 he purchased of land at Niskayuna as
"Contract of sale between CLAES JANSEN van BOCKHOVEN and JAN
MANGELSEN of land at NISKAYUNA " 38
On this 14th day of January 1672/3 appeared before me, ADRIAEN
van ILPENDAM, notary public residing in N; A L B A N Y , and before the
underwritten witnesses, CLAES J A N S 2 van BOECKHOVEN of the first
part and JAN M AN GE LS2 of the second part, who acknowledge that in
love and friendship they have agreed in manner following, to wit:
CLAES JANS2 van BOECKHOVEN acknowledges that he has sold and JAN
M A NGE LS2 that he has bought a certain parcel of land situated at
CA NA STAGIONE, comprising three morgens, extending from the kill
of RYCK C LA ES2'S land to the land which the se H e r keeps to
himself, to wit, to a hickory tree whose top is bent d o w n , as has
been pointed out to the buyer.
The aforesaid distance is the
breadth of the parcel and in length it extends backwards so as to
contain the said three m o r g e n s , whi ch said p a r c e 1 is a port ion of
the land that the seller bought of HARMEN VEDDER and BARENT
REYNDERSZ and the seller delivers said land now to the buyer free
and unincumbered (saving the lord's right); for which the buyer
promises to pay every year three skipples of good winter w h e a t ,
excepting the two first years, which the buyer or his heirs must
pay every year so long as the seller or his wife, named VOLCKIE
JANS live, and after the death of the seller and his wife, then
the buyer or his heirs shall own it; in addition to this, the
buyer promises to make the fence and maintain it constantly in
good repair, between said land and the seller's land.
The
aforesaid contracting parties mutually promise to execute and
perform what is hereinbefore written under pledge of their
persons and estates, nothing excepted, subject to all courts and
judges.
In confirmation of which they have subscribed this with
their own hands without craft or guile, dated as above.
33 BIB.
104 - p. 402
26
ROLL GENEALOGY
This is the mark X of CLAES JANSZ van B O E C K H O V E N , made with his
own h a n d .
JAN MANGELSZ.
As w i t n e s s e s :
This is the mark X of BARENT
PIETERSZ made by himself
MEES PIETERSZ HOOGEBOOM
Quod attester
ADRIAEN van ILP EN DAM , Not. P u b . ”
JAN MANGELSE appears in the "list of those who will carry the
corpse of the Hon. Mr, RENSSELAER, Director of the Colony of
RENSSELAERSWYCK, D ec eas ed” whose funeral services were held on
the 17/7th of Oct. 1674.
This referred to the funeral services
of JEREMIAH van RENSSELAER and the list of attendants and invited
guests is the earliest schedule of the heads of families of
ALBANY, SCHENECTADY and RENSSELAERSWYCK among the existing
records of that period.
Besides the pallbearers others were
invited to the interment.
The pallbearers naturally were the
ones signally honored and apparently included all the magistrates
serving at the time, as well as others who then either held some
particular position of prominence or had been for some reason
close friends of the d e c e a s e d .3 9
It has been impossible to determine at this time the reason for
the selection of JAN MANGELSZ for such an honor, but this
incident as weII as the fact that he is termed Honorable in 1661,
as previously shown herein, indicates the probability of his
having held some public office prior to this date, the nature of
which, however, has not been developed so far through a search of
the early records.
On Feb. 13th. 1681/2 JAN MANGELZE appeared as a witness in NEW
ALBANY, N.Y. to an indenture of apprenticeship of JEILIS van VORS
to JERONIMUS WENDEL to learn the shoemaker's t r a d e .4 9
March 4th., 1681/2, JAN MANGELSEN received from the Indians a
gift of land at C A N 0 8 T A G I 0 N E , now NISKAYUNA, for which he sought
to obtain a patent in 1703.
39
BIB. 107 “ pp.
236, 238,
40
BIB. 104 - p.
41
BIB. 104 - p. 133
529
240
27
ROLL GENEALOGY
The deed from the Mohawk Sachem to JAN MANGELSE for the Wood land
at CANOSTAGIONE (NISKAYUNA) is as follows:
"On this day the 4th of March 168 1/2 appeared before their
honors of the Court of Albany, the following Maquas chiefs, to
wit, Rhode, sachem, (Sakamaker) of the first Castle,
Sagoddiochquisax of the second Castle and Todarasse who takes the
place of Caniachkoo, his grandfather, deceased, who in accordance
with the declaration of the Maquas sachem to the proposition made
the 2 nd of this month, declared that out of good friendship and
affection, they granted, conveyed and made over by way of gift to
Jan Mangelse a certain piece of woodland on which some bushes
(Stravellen) stand, lying near Canostagione on the other side of
the river, extending up the river, beginning from the uppermost
end of Ryk Claese's land where the tree is marked with the mark
of Harme Vedder and Barent Ryndertse and stretches along the
river over a certain kill named by them O tsk on dar ao goo , whi ch
they also together with the watercourse convey to him, and
further on to a large black bark oak tree on which the mark of
the grantors and the mark or name of Jan MangeIse have been put,
and stretches northward up into the woods so far as said Jan
Mangelse or his heirs shall have occasion to use the same whether
for arable or pasture land as he shall think best; which they the
grantors, do free and unincumbered as they have possessed the
same, with all appurtenances and dependencies thereto belonging,
g iv ing him herewith full power to do with and dispose of the
aforesaid land and kill as he might do with his own patrimonial
estate and effects, relinquishing said land henceforth, now and
forever, conveying the same to Jan Mangelse, his heirs, succesors
or assigns, promising nevermore to do nor cause anything to be
done contrary hereto in any manner, with or without legal
process.
Thus done and confirmed with our signatures on the date
above written in Albany.
23
ROLL GENEALOGY
The mark X of Todarasse
made with his own hand.
In presence of u
C o m . van Dyck
2 sz
Dirk We;
Jobs. Provoost
Jan Janse Bleeker
snake
.
The
The Mark X of R h o d e , made with
his own h a n d . A w o m a n .
The mark X of Sagodd iochqu isax
made with his own h a n d . The sun
Interpreted by Aern's . Cornelise Viele
In my presence,
Ro't. Livingston,
Secretary1',
A will dated Janury 11th, 1638/9, proved April 3, 1712, of one
Claas Janse Van Beekhover, of the village of SCHENECTADY, ALBANY
COUNTY, NEW YORK, refers to his land lying by the land of JAN
MANGELSE of CANOSTIGIONE on the North Side of the MAGNOS RIVER.
CANOSTIGIONE was a settlement in the COUNTY of ALBANY, which was
patented by MARITIE DAMEN prior to June 8 th, 1670.43
In 1870 it
was known as N 1 S K A Y U N N E . 44
The earliest maps of the Mohawk Valley, made prior to the
settlement of SCHENECTADY in 1661-1663 show an Indian village at
a bend in the Mohawk, about half way between SCHENECTADY and the
HUDSON RIVER, called NSARCANE (NASKAYUNNE) .4 5
During February 1690, the French and Indians destroyed the
settlement of SCHENECTADY, about one-sixth of the settlers
escaping to ALBANY, and at which time they also killed eight or
ten settlers of CANOSTIGIONE which aroused the whole country in
alarm so that the people left their plantations and the majority
of the ALBANY woodsmen returned to NEW YORK C I T Y . 4
42 BIB.
40 - p.
43 BIB . 38
“ PP44 BIB . 34 - p.
45 BIB.
572;
41 - p . 14 0
1 1 - 114
lS 6 ; 49 - p . 302
78 - p. 49
46 BIB . 49 - pp.
308 , 311
29
ROLL GENEALOGY
Traditions and the early family records which follow indicate
that due to the Indian depredations, JAN MANGELSE and his
children, with the except ion of A N T J E , who evidently died in
ALBANY, N.Y. about 1691 and PETER, who is recorded in the STATEN
ISLAND records during 1696/7,8,9 and as living within the limits
of the SCHENECTADY patent in 1702 and also appears in the
baptismal records of the Reformed Dutch Church, NEW YORK CITY, in
1703, left CANOSTIGIONE and the vicinity of ALBANY after the year
1690 and settled either in NEW YORK CITY or its vicinity;
TRYNTJE, in the baptismal records, Dutch Reformed Church, NEVJ
YORK CITY, in 1697; MANGLE JANSE married on STATEN ISLAND in
1692, at which time he is referred to as being from ALBANY and
then living on STATEN ISLAND, while JOHANNES does not appear in
the ALBANY records after his birth, but does appear in the STATEN
ISLAND records after the time he had evidently reached his
manhood.
That after leaving CANOSTIGIONE, JAN MANGELSE resided for a time
on STATEN ISLAND is evidenced by the following deed to his son
PETER conveying land in CANOSTIGIONE which he had purchased from
the Indians in 1681/2.
"Richmond County, Staten Island.
The following deed os Sale was
recorded for Peter Mangelse, the 3rd day of February 1698/9.
Joseph Egbert,
Clk.
'To all Christian People to whom thes presents shall come: John
Mangilson of Staten Island of the County of Richmond & Trynitje
his wife-Sendeth Greetings in our Lord God Everlasting.
Now know
yee that for the sum of Fifty-pounds currant moneys to them in
hand paid by Peter Mangilson at or before the signing & ensealing
of these presents the receipt whereof the said John Mangilson and
Trynitje his wife both hereby acknowledge themselves therewith
fully satisfied contented and paid and of every part and parcell
thereof, and do hereby Exonerate and discharge the sd Peter
Mangilson his heirs, Exs, administrators & assigns has bargoned,
sold assignes & sett over and by these presents doe bargon sell
assigne and sett over unto the sd Peter Mangilson his heirs &
assigns for ever a certain tract or parcell of land lying and
being at Sagoddiochquissatt which by deed of gift has been
g rant ed unto the said John Mang ilson by the Maqhase Ind ians in
the year of 1681/2, the said land running from the marked tree
whereon of name of the sd John Mange Ison stands and also the mark
of the Maqhase Indians unto the creek that lyeth west ward the
line of the sd land running into the woods diveth North lys on a
straight line together with all houses, barnes, stables,
orchards, fencings, feedings, pastures, or any other premises
whatsover, to have and to hold the sd land and premeses with
their and every of their appe rtu na nce s. To the only sole and
30
ROLL GENEALOGY
proper use behalf and benefit of him, the said Peter Mangelson
his heirs & assigns foreever by these presents and the said John
Mangelson and Trijntje his wife for themselves their heirs, Exec.
A d m . doth covenant & agree to and with the sd Peter Mang ilson his
heirs Exec. Adm. and assigns that hee the said John Mangilson at
the time of ensealing and delivery of these presents hath good
right full power and absolute authority to grant bargon sell and
convey the afore mention premses with their and every of their
appertunances freed and cleared of & from all manner of and
forever other gifts, grants, bargons, soles, leases, toyntunes,
dawers or any other incumbrances whatsoever and that the said
peter Mang ilson his heirs, E x e c . admini st. & assigns shall and
may lawfully & peaceably, and quietly have hold use occupy posses
and enjoy the sd land and premises without the lawfull lett suit
trouble interuption or molestation of him the said John Mangilson
or either of them and that hee the said John Mangilse his heirs,
Exec, adminst. shall warrant and forever will defend the said
land and premises against any person or persons laying, claiming
any estate right, title of in or to the same.
In witness whereof
the said John Mangilson and Tryntje his wife have hereunto Sett
their hands and seals this second day of February in the tenth
year of our Souvenign Lord Willira the third by the grace of God
King of Eng. Scotland, France & Ireland, Defender of the Faith an
lue 10-169/9
Signed Sealed and Delivered
in the presence of
Tho. Coone
Witness
Conelis + Eckenson
'
47 BIB.
113 - p. 322;
John Mangilson
Tryntje Mangilse
114 - p. 133
31
ROLL GENEALOGY
That JAN MANGELSE later resided in NEW YORK CITY with his son
MANGLE is indicated by the fact that "On Sept. 29, 1701 JAN
M A N G E L S E , a taxable inhabitant and MANGLE JANSE ROLL, a Freeman,
are recorded as having voted for an Alderman for the East W a r d ,
New York City, but properly belong to the North Ward."4^
(In the
will of MANGLE JANSE ROLL, referred to hereinafter, reference is
made to his house in the CITY OF NEW7 YORK fronting the French
C h u r c h ) . Also by the fact that in a census of NEW YORK CITY
taken about the year 1703, MANGELL RANSEN is shown as a resident
of the NORTH WARD and as the Master of a family consisting of 1
male between 15 and 60 years of age, 1 female, 2 male children, 2
female children and 1 male over 60 years of age.
This reference
apparantly should have read JANSEN instead of RANSEN, as the
description follows that of the family of MANGLE JANSEN ROLL
which at that time consisted of his wife their four children and
his father JAN MANGELS E . 49
Although the date and place of the death of JAN MANGELSE are
unknown, as he does not appear in the Calender of Wilis on file
and Recorded in the office of the Clerk of Appeals, of the County
Clerk at Albany or in the Records of the Secretary of State 16261836, or in Vols* I and II New York Historical Society Abstract
of wills 1665-1728, but that he died while living in New York
City, with his son MANGLE JANSE ROLL, and between the years 170 31713, however, is indicated by the above records and the petition
of MANGLE JOHNSON ROLL and others in 1713,50 which is given in
full in the Chapter relating to MANGLE JANSE ROLL and in which
they speak of their father as being dead and also that he had
presented a similar petition in 1703 .^-L
That JAN MANGELSEN died before Sept. 4th. 1705 is indicated by
the fact that on this date his son MANGLE JANSEN ROLL and his
wife ANTIE sold to RYER SCIIERMERHOORN three morgans of land at
NISKAYUNA which JAN MANGELSEN had obtained from CLAES JANSEN van
BOCKHOVEN under a contract of sale of Jan. 14th. 1672/3 together
with certain rights in land to rear thereof which said CLAES
JANSEN purchased from the Indians on March 4th. 1681/2 and in
which JAN MANGELSEN had a share.
48 BIB . 77 ~ pp.
175, 178
49 BIB . 49 ~
P • 616;
50 BIB . 13 P • 104
51 BIB . 104
" P- 133
52 BIB . 104
” P * 133
52 -
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ROLL GENEALOGY
JAN MANGELSE and TRYNTJE
(CATHERINE ) 5 3 VAN WOGGELUM had children:
2 - 1
- ANTJE
(ANN)
3 - II
- MANGLE JANSE
4 - III - TRYNTJE
5 - IV
6
53 BIB.
- V
- PIETER
(G ATH ERINA)
(PETER)
- JOHANNES
115 - P. 376
(JOHN)
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7 - ANTJE
(ANN ) 5 4 R O L L 5 5 ~2, -2-
(Spelled Real in the early records) 5 8 daughter of JAN MANGELSE of
ALBANY, was the first wife of GERARDUS or GERALDUS G A ME SFO RT 5 7
(Comfort) who was in SCHENECTADY as early as May 6 th, 1690, as
late as 1697 and at NISKAYUNA, May 18th, 1707 to 1720.
He owned
ten morgens of land, which he had purchased from the Indians, on
the North side of the Mohawk river,
BOVEM K AQU ARRIONNE"
(HOFFMAN'S FERRY) now T O W E R S N N E , which he had contracted to and
sold to CAREL HANSEN TOLL on May 8 th 1694.
The west bounds of
his lands were also the west bounds of the township of
SCHENECTADY.
His second wife was ANAANTJE U L D R I C K , widow of
GERRIT CLAASE VAN VRANKEN of ALBANY, N.Y. whom he married on
October 16, 16S2.
GERARDUS CAMBEFORT and ANTJE RAAL had
ch ild r e n :
I - G E R A R D U S , 5 8 bap. in ALBANY 5/11/1690 settled in NEW YORK
CITY where he was a cooper.
His shop there was burned in
1733 but by the timely aid of the inhabitants and five
Indians his house was saved.
He was one of the signers of
the petition to the Governor's Council, April 2nd 1713,
made by MANGLE JANSE RAL and others for land purchased by
their ancestor JAN MANGELSE and was evidently one of the
grandchildren of JAN MANGELSEN referred to therein.
In
this petition his name is written and signed as "GERALDUS
KAMFOUR."
On March 24, 1713 in the reformed Dutch Church,
NEW YORK CITY he (GERARDUS COMFORT) married CATIIERINA
BURGER.59
C hil d r e n :
I - ANNAT1E 8 9 baptised reformed Dutch Church, NEW7
YORK CITY, 9/28/1714.
II - CATHERINA 8 4 baptised Reformed Dutch Church, NEW
54 BIB . 26 - p. 99
55 BIB . 32 - p. 50 ; 59 - p . 3 0
56 BIB.
32 - p.
60
; 59 - p. 30
57 BIB . 32 - p. 60 ; 59 - p.
30
58 BIB.
3 2 - p . 60 ; 59 - p. 30
59 BIB .
62
- p . 119
60 BIB . 32 ~ p. 60 ; 59 - p . 3 0
61 BIB.
32 - p. 60 ; 59 - p . 3 0
34
ROLL GENEALOGY
YORK CITY,
8/18/1717.
II - MARGARETA COMFORT who married ALEXANDER PHENIX in the
Reformed Dutch Church, NEW YORK CITY on 5/30/1712®*" was
probably a daughter of GERARDUS CAMBEFORT and ANTJE R A L .
62 BIB.
62 - p. 117
35
ROLL GENEALOGY
This statement is substantiated by the fact that the petition to
the Governor's Council made in 1713 by MANGLE JANSE RAL and
others in connect ion with land purchased by their ancestor JAN
MANGELSE, which refers to the latter's children and
grandchildren, is signed by one ALEXANDER PHENIX, who evidently
represented his w i f e ’s rights in the matter.
ALEXANDER PHENIX
was baptised in the DUTCH REFORMED CHURCH, NEW YORK CITY, on Dec.
5th 1690, M- 1st MARGARET COMFORT in NEW YORK CITY 30th May,
1712, M- 2nd. ELIZABETH BURGER, widow of JACOB BOCKEE in NEW YORK
CITY, 19th July 1723; in 1732 was admitted a Freeman in NEW YORK
CITY and in 1738 was a member of the BLUE ARTILLERY COMPANY.
His
will was proved 20th Sept. 1770: ALEXANDER PHENIX and MARGARET
COMFORT had ch ildren who were bapt ised in the REFORMED DUTCH
CHURCH, NEW YORK CITY, as follows:
I - JACOBUS (JACOB ) 6 4 son of ALEXANDER FENIX and M A R G R E T J 'S
CAMFERT Baptised 4/J9/1713.
Witness JACOB FENIX and
GATHERINA KAMFERT.6j Was admitted a Freeman in NEW YORK
CITY in 1737; died before 20th December 1747; M- 29th
October 1738 in NEW YORK CITY, MARY R O O M E , Baptised Dutch
Church, NEW YORK CITY 9th April, 1718, daughter of JOHN and
SUSANNAH (LE CHEVALLIE) ROOME.
She married 2nd., 24th
February 1748, PETER BOGART.
Children of JACOB PHOENIX and
MARY ROOME w e r e : 0 6
I » MARGARET, Bap. DUTCH CHURCH, NEW YORK,
Augus t , 17 39 .
II - JOHN, Bap. DUTCH CHURCH, NEW YORK,
1742 .
Ill - SUSANNAH, Bap. DUTCH CHURCH,
A u g u s t , 1744 .
63 BIB . 89
64 BIB.
89
65 BIB.
63 - p. 367
66
BIB . 89
31st
13th October,
NEW YORK,
15th
36
ROLL GENEALOGY
II - GERRARDUS, (GERARD ) , 6 7 son of ALEXANDER FENIX and GRIETJE
COMFERDT bap. August 3, 1715 witness GERRARDUS COMFERD,
MARIA W A L T O N .
Died in i nf an cy . 69
III - ANNA, twin daughter of ALEXANDER FENIX and MARGRIETJE
COMFERT B a p . April 4, 1717 witness MANGLE JANSE ANNA SYN
HUYS V R O U .
Probably died in infancy.7^
IV - MARYTJE (MARY ) 7 2 twin daughter of ALEXANDER FENIX and
MARGRIETJE COMFERT Bap. 4th April, 1717.
Witness MANGLE
JANSE, ANNA SYN HUYS V R O U . 7 3
Her will was proved 6 th April
1784 . M- 16 th June, 1742 in New York City JOHN E X C E E N , who
died before 17th Nov. 1765. 7 ^
V - GERRARDUS (GERARD ) 7 5 son of ALEXANDER FENIX and MARGRIETJE
COMFORD Bap. 3rd January 1720.
Witness HANZ KIERSTEDE,
MARIA VON V L I C O . 7 6
Admitted a Freeman in NEW YORK CITY
1743 ; probably died before 14 th May 1768 . 7
VI - THIELMAN (TELAMON ) 7 8 son of ALEXANDER PHENIX and MARGRIETJE
COMFERD Bap. 7th Jan. 1722.
Witness JACOB PHENIX,
ELIZABETH PHENIX.
S . h . v . ; 7 9 His will was proved 2nd. June
1769; M- 10th December 1744, in NEW YORK, EFFIE TILIOU or
67 BIB.
89
68
63 - p. 384
BIB.
69 BIB . 89
70 BIB . 63 - p. 396
71 BIB . 89
72 BIB.
89
73 BIB . 63 - p. 396
74 BIB . 89
75 BIB . 89
76 BIB . 63 - p . 416
77 BIB . 89
78 BIB . 89
79 BIB . 63 - p. 431
37
ROLL GENEALOGY
q
TILLOU,
a
L S S UG
T
- ALEXANDER / Bap. DUTCH C H U R C H , NEW YORK CITY, 5th
June, 1748; Living in PHILA. 2nd November, 1771.
- TELAMON B- In NEW YORK 29th Dec. 1753; Bap.
PRESB. CHURCH, NEW YORK CITY, 20th Jan. 1754.
Died in childhood.
30 BIB.
89
38
ROLL GENEALOGY
8
- MANGLE JANSE ROLL-2,
-3-,
(JAN MANGELSE-1)
On October 9th 1692, Married on STATEN ISLAND, ANNETJE HENDRICX
YOLCX.
In the records of the DUTCH RE FORMED CHURCH, NEW YORK
CITY, his marriage is recorded in the DUTCH language as follows
"den 9 Oct. 1692 , Getrouwt o f ft Staten Eyl't Mangel Janszen Noll,
j.m. Van Albanen, en Annetje Hendricx Yolcx j.d. Van B r e u c k e l y n ,
d'Eerste Wonende o f 1t Staten Eyl't en twede alhier"®
The name
Noll is evidently a typographical error and the English
interpretation of it is as follows:- "October 9th 1692, married
on Staten Island Mangle Janszen Roll (young man not before
married) of Albany and Annetje Hendricx Yolcx (young maid not
before married) of Brooklyn, the first named living on Staten
Island and the second living here (New York City)".®^
Annetje Hendricx Yolcx was in all probab ility the daughter of
Bender ick or Iierremensen of Flatlands (Brooklyn) , and the child
"Annetje Hendrickse'1 referred to as a minor in 1681 in the
following r ec o r d :"Hermanse see Vogel.
Hendrick or Herremensen M- Egbertje Jans and died prior to 1677.
Resided in Flatlands in 1674 as per Church records of said town.
April 3rd 1683, Egbertze his widow sold land in Flatlands as per
town r e c o r d , on the deed of which his name is written Her remensen
R e n d e r y c k : Issue as per page 22 4 of libre C of Flatbush records:
Herman Hendrickse; Styntje Hendrickse, who M- Eldert Lucasse
Voorhies:®*^ Jannetje Hendr ickse who M- Loutwyens Mattyse: John
Hendrickse and Annetje Hendrickse minors in 1681.
It will be noted that in the records which follow that while the
majority of the references show the wife of Mangle Janse Roll as
Anna or Annetje Rendericks or Hendricx, she is also referred to
as Annetje Volck, Annetje Volkerts and Antje Hendrix Valk, which,
taken together with the reference to her in her marriage record
81 BIB . 62 - p. 73
82 BIB . 79 P* 399
83 BIB . 81 - p. 643 for their children
84 BIB . 79 P* 142
39
ROLL GENEALOGY
as ANNA HENDRICX YOLCX, indicates a surname adopted by her family
and which was probably '“VOGEL", from the fact that a cross
reference is made to the surname in the foregoing reference to
her parentage .
The reference in the foregoing marriage record to the place of
residence of the contracting parties, indicate that MANGLE JANSE
ROLL, was born in ALBANY, N.Y., or if not born there, that he
1 ived there pr ior to his mar r i age at whi ch t ime he r es ided on
STATEN ISLAND.
After his marriage he evidently settled in NEW
YORK CITY as on Sept. 29th. 1701, MANGLE JANSE ROLL, a Freeman
and JOHN MANGELSE (his father) a taxable inhabitant are recorded
"as voting for an Alderman for the East Ward , City of New York,
but properly belong to the Nord W a r d " 8 8 and in his will he refers
to himself as of TURTLE BAY in the Out Ward of NEW YORK CITY.
He
also mentions in his w i l l , owning a house and lot in the City
(now 23-25 Pine Street)8f^ fronting the French Church.
TURTLE or DEUTAL BAY, the outlet of TURTLE CREEK was on the EAST
RIVER opposite BLACKWELL'S ISLAND and is now the section of NEW
YORK CITY which adjoins the EAST RIVER between EAST 34th. STREET
and 55th STREET.
In 1738 it was noted for its s h ipy ar ds . 8 7
The
following recent newspaper article refering to this locality and
his farm is of interest.
"In view of the recent migration of
many we 11 -known New Yorkers to the Turtle Bay section east of
Third Avenue it may be interesting to note that the area was a
popular sur burban guar ter of the city 175 years ago.
The
important development which has recently taken place there
involves a row of houses on the north side of 4 8 t h . Street,
between Second and Third Avenues, evidently very close to the
attractive farm as advertised for sale in the following notice
from The New York Weekly Post Boy in June, 1745: 'To be sold, a
good small farm or plantation in the Out Ward of the City of New
York, containing thirty acres adjoining upon the East River, a
little beyond Turtle Bay and opposite to the sign of the Union
Flag.
It is very conviently situated and has a commodious safe
landing place and harbor in a cove sheltered from ice and strong
we at her ; it has two houses upon it and a good bearing orchard,
85
BIB. 77 - pp. 175,
178
86
BIB. 15 - p. 424
87
BIB. 28 - pp. 147,
160, 524;
- pp. 439-523
52 - p. 384;
66
- p. 199;
67
40
ROLL GENEALOGY
a stream of water running through it and the river before it
abounds in great plenty of fish, lobsters and crabs; the rear
thereon adjoins to the King's Highway.
It lately belonged to
MANGEL R O L L , deceas e d . Whoever inclines to pur chase the said
farm may apply to Mr. Samuel Beekman or to Mr. Philip Minthorn,
living next to William Sackerly's in the Bowery Lane and agree on
reasonable terms'1^
As a matter of interest the writer has endeavored to locate the
site of the foregoing farm and while his research indicates that
it ran from the East River to about 2nd. Avenue between 59th and
62nd streets, he has been unable to find a record of its sale,
and bases his deduction of its location upon the description of
ad jacent lands whi ch appear in the early land records of the city
as follows:
Under date of Mar. 13th. 1676, Jacobus Fabricius or Fabritius,
received a patent for a tract of land upon the Island of
Manhattan adjacent to the East River and containing sixty acres,
the original lines of which extended from the river to a point
between 2nd. and 3rd. A v e n u e s , and between the present 59th. to
64th. Streets inclusive.
This tract was in later years divided
by conveyances or other instruments into what was known as the
William and Abraham Beekman
C Q Tract, The Adam Treadwell Tract and
the Philip Brasher Tract.
In the transactions cover!ng the division of the Fabricius Tract,
it appears that the later disposed of his entire holdings to
William Wouterse under date of July 18th. 1677.98
In the case of
the Beekman Tract whi ch cover ed the upper half of the former
Fabricius Tract the record is apparantly clear from Wouterse to
the Beekman Fam ily. "
In the case of the Brasher Tract, which
ran from the river to a point between 1st. and 2nd Avenues and at
a former road known as the Eastern Post Road, and the Treadwell
Tract which started at the termination of the Brasher Tract and
coninued to the end of the former Fabricius Tract, the record of
their disposition is not clear to the writer from the information
he has at h a n d .
88
BIB. New York Times Feb.
89
BIB. 110 - pp.
110
90
BIB. 110 - pp.
189-209,
91
BIB. 110 - p.
228
6
th.
1921
(map), 189-209,
227
227
lt-L
ROLL GENEALOGY
After the purchase of these tracts by Wouterse from Fabricius
they as appear from the description in the instrument affecting
the tracts adjacent this (these) farm(s) became vested
subsequently in John Van Zandt and afterwards in his son Peter
Pra Van Z a n d t . T h e Brasher Tract which contained about twenty
three acres, was, in the opinion of the writer, the farm formerly
owned by Mangle Janse Roll and referred to in his will and the
foregoing notice of sale, and his conclusion is substantialed by
the folIwer ing;
lst:-The transactions covering the Brasher Tract Between the
t ime it was owned by Wouterse and came into possesion of John Van
Z a n d t , do not appear to have been recorded in the early r e c o r d s .
2nd:-The tract be low the original Fabricius Patent was owned
by John Danielson, under an original patent dated Mar. 15th. 1676
at which time the Danielson Tract was referred to as adjacent to
the Fabricius Tract.
The Danielson Tract was later divided by
conveyances etc. into so called Thomas C. Pearsall Tract and the
Thomas Addis Emmet T r a c t . ^
In a conveyance dated Feb. 25th 1737 covering the Danielson Tract
it is referred to as adjacent to the land of Mangle Janse R o l l , ^
while a mortgage dated July 3th 1756 covering the same tract of
land refers to it as being adjacent t o r"land formerly owned by
Jacobus Fabricius now John Van Zandt. ^
In a Census of New York City taken about the Year 1703 is shown
MANGELL RANSEN as a resident of the North Ward and as the Master
of a family consisting of 1 Male between 16 and 60 years of age,
1 Female, 2 Male Children, 2 Female Children and 1 Male over 60
years of age.
This reference evidently should have read JANSEN
instead of RANSEN, as the description of the family follows that
of MANGEL JANSEN ROLL, which at that time consisted of his wife
their four children and his father JAN MANGELSE, as shown by the
preceeding records as well as by the birth records of his
children which fo l l o w . ^ 0
92 BIB .
110
- pp.
190,
210
93 BIB .
110
- pp.
179,
199
94 BIB.
110
- pp.
180,
200
95 BIB .
110
- pp.
181,
201
96 BIB .
49
- p . 616;
52 -
42
ROLL GENEALOGY
That at one time he owned land in G R E E W I C H , FAIRFIELD C O U N T Y ,
C O N N . , is indicated by the foliowering early records:Dec. 27th.
VOWLS. 7
1711 MANGEL JOHNSON RALL purchased
land of JONOTHAN
That he had also followed the sea is indicated by the early
records of NEW YORK CITY in which he is referred to as follows:
On Sept. 22nd.
services. ®
1692 payment was made to MANGELL the Boatman
for
July 14th. 1706 a warrant was issued to MANGLES JANSE ROLL and
others to cut sod for the fortifications of NEW YORK CITY.
Jan. 27th. 1709 a petition was presented by MANGLE JANSEN ROLL
and others, Boatmen of NEW YORK for their pay for carrying sods
from the JERSIES to the Fort at NEW YORK with a c c o u n t .1 0 0
In 1713 MANGEL JONSON ROLL, Mariner of NEW YORK, bought landin
“Limping Will's Purchase", RYE, WESTCHESTER COUNTY, NEW Y O R K . 1 0 1
97 BIB . 106 - p. 478
98 BIB ,
111
- p.
11
99 BIB . 19 - p. 349
100
BIB . 19 - p. 361
101
BIB . 80 - p. 489
43
ROLL GENEALOGY
Mangle R o l l , Boatman was the beneficiary and lawful attorney of
James Hall under the letter's will dated Dec. 12th 1715/ and
probated May 21st 1716.
That Mangle Janse Rol and his wife were called upon on numerous
occasions to witness the baptism of their kinship and others is
indicated by the following records of the Dutch Reformed Church
in New York City.
12/14/1707 Mangle Janse; Antjes Huys Vrow witnessed the baptism
of Margrietje daughter of Pieter Mange 1se {brother of Mangle
Janse) and Jannetje D u s c h a e n . ^ ^
In this record it will be noted that he is referred to as Mangle
Janse although at the time of his marriage in 1692, he had, in
following out the custom referred to in the preface, adopted the
surname of R o l l .
9/2/17 09 Mangle Janse R o l , Antje Syn hs Vrouw witnessed the
baptism of The unis, son of The unis Van Pelt and Elsje Hendrix.'L^
1/28/1712 Mangel and Antje Rol Remse V. dr. Beek witnessed the
baptismôf Caleb and Josua twins of Samuel Phillips and Aaltje
D a m e . ^^
In the following
records he appears without his wife:-
5/2/1697 Mangle Janse Rol, Ante Hooglant witnessed the baptism of
Jeronimus son of Pieter Van Nes and Trynide J a n s ^ ^ (sister of
Mangle Jans R o 1).
8/18/1697 Mangle Jans
baptism of Jan son of
Rol, Willemtje Clement witnessed the
Hendrik and Jannetje Clement.^®^
8/4/1700 Mangle Jans Rol, Sussanah Varlefc, huysv Van Jan de
Foreest, witnessed the baptism of Francyntje daughter of
102
BIB.
103 BIB.
14 - P* 169
43 - P*
33
104 BIB . 63 - p. 340
105 BIB . 63 P- 365
106 BIB . 63 P- 244
107 BIB.
63 - P- 246
44
ROLL GENEALOGY
Theunis Van Pelt and Elssssje H e n d r i x . 1 8 8
10/22/1710 Mangle Jans Rol. Elsje Van Pelt witnessed the baptism
of Marytje daughter of Jan Van Pelt and Marytje P e r y n .- p. 348
108
BIB.
63 - p. 268
45
ROLL GENEALOGY
On April 2nd. 1713 Mangle Johnsen roll and others presented a
petition to the Governor's Council praying for a patent for 2000
acres each out of a tract of land purchased by John Mangle (their
ancestor) of the Indians in Albany County, New Y o r k . ^ 9 9
This
petition is as follows:
"To his Excellentey Coll Robert Hunter Captaine Generali and
Governour in Chiefe over her Majestys Provinces of New York, New
Jersey and Territories Depending thereon in America and Vice
A d mir ai1 of the Same etc. in Councill.
The Humble Petition of Mangle Johnsen Rail, John Johnsen Rail,
Alexander Pbenix, Geraldus Kamfour and Peter Vannes on behalfe of
themselves and John Peterse Rail and John Mangelse Rail, Senior
and others the children and grandchildren of John Mangle
deceased .
Humbly S h o w e t h :That whereas the said John Mangle the father of some and the
grandfather of the other of your Excell Petitioners had a deed or
grant of a certain parcell of Land from the Sachems or Head
Indians who called themseIves and were the reputed owners of the
Same Bearing Date of the fourth day of March 158 1/2 which said
grant was for a certaine piece of Woodland where Some Small Trees
Stand on, being at Canostigione in the County of Albany on the
other side of the River stretching up the River Beg inning at the
upper end of Rick Claesen Land where the Tree is marked with the
Marke of Harman vedder and Barent Reynderts, and stretches along
the River over a certain creek called by them Oes ko nd a r a o g o o ,
together with their Streams and farther to a great Black Oak Tree
where they Have their Marks, together with the Marke or name of
John MangeIsen and stretches Northward into the woods as farr as
the Said John Mangle sen or his Heirs shall have Occation to use
it plow land or Pasture Land So as they have possessed the Same;
with all and every of its appurtenances and appendances
109
BIB.
13 - p. 104
46
ROLL GENEALOGY
thereunto belonging; and the said Deed of Conveyance was attested
by the then Magistrate of the County of Albany under whole
District of the Said Land Laid and by the then Secretary and
Entred on Record while according to the then Usage and Custome of
the Country was Esteemed a good Estate of Inheritance, but the
Said John Mange Isen being Willing and Desirous to pay the Rents
and Dutys Due to the Crown Did in the year 1703 appy tc the then
Governor the Lord Clarendon in Counc ill for a Patent for the same
and some steps were accordingly taken by the Said Governor in
Council! but not Effected.
Wherefore your Excelleinteys
Petitioners humbly Pray in Consideration that the father of your
Excel'ys Petitioners Hath bin at the Expense of Purchasing the
Premises and for the Great Charge and Expense that he and your
Excellenty's Petitioners have been at in Setting and improving
the same and have bin in Possession thereof about Thirty Years.
Humbly Pray that your Excellentry will be favowrably Pleased to
Grant unto your Excellenteys Petitioners Two Thousand Acres Each
of the Land Contained within the bounds and Limits above
mentioned, and that your Excell'y would Cause a Survey therefore
to be made and that your Excellentey would be pleased to order a
Warrant to her Majestys Attorney Generali to prepare a Draft of
Leter Pattents accordingly under Sueh Qu i 11 Rents and
Restrictions as to your Excelleny Shall Seemineeth.
And your Excellenys Petitioners
Shall Ever Pray
The mark of Mangle Janse Roll
Alexander Phenix
Geraldus Kamfoour
John Rail
Peter vanness
In the original manuseript record of the minutes of the
Governor's Councill, now in the custody of the New York State
Archivist, Albany, N.Y. Vol. II page 170 this petition is
referred to under date of April 2, 1713, as follows:
47
ROLL GENEALOGY
"The Petition of Mangle Johnsen Roll and others was read and
referred to the Gentlemen of this Board or any Five of them".
No record has been found, however,
been t a k e n .
of any further action having
In his will which follows he refers tc his wife Anne, sons-in-law
Philip Mint h o m e and Samue 1 Beekman and 1 ivi ng Children John as
Eldest, Catherine and Johanna, and grandchild Susanah Forber.
"In the name of God, Amen, August 16th 1732, I Mangle Jansen
Roll, Yeoman of Turtle Bay, in the OuWard of New York, being
sick, I leave to my son John Roll 25 in full of all claims as my
eldest son.
All the rest of my estate to my wife Anne Roll
during her life or widowhood and then to my children John,
Catherina and Johanna.
My daughter shall pay her daughter,
Susannah Forber 20.
My Executors are to sell all my Real Estate.
If my son John shall have mind to purchase my house and lot of
gound in New York, fronting the French Church, he shall have the
preference.
I make my wife Anne and my son John and my sons-in
law Phillip Minthorne and Samuel Beekman executors".
Witnesses John Ten Broeck, H. De Meyer, ^facob Janeway.
4/19/174 4 . The wife Anne was then dead.-^^
Proved
Mangle Janse Roll and Anna Hendricks Vogel had children;
I - C A T H E R I N A , daugh ter of Mangle Janse Rol and Anna Hendricx
baptised in the Dutch Reformed Church, New York City, Oct.
24, 1694.
Witness Capt. Gerard Douw, Alegonda Van
Her t sbergen .
She and her daughter Susannah Furher are
mentioned in her father's will, who also names his son-inlav/ Samuel Beekman as one of the Executors of his estate.
110
BIB.
424
111
BIB.
63 - p. 222
43
ROLL GENEALOGY
From these facts and the birth records which follow,
Catherina was evidently mar r 1ed t iwee; First to Mathew
Forbur with who on 5/19/1717 she (Catherina Forbur) is
recorded as witnessing as his wife, the baptism in Re fo rmed
Dutch Church, New York City, of Elizabeth, daughter of
Roberts vesgate and Francyntje R a l . - ^ 2
Issue:
I - S us an n a h , daughter of Mathew Forbur and
Catherina Ral baptised in Dutch Reformed Church,
New York City 5/13/1722.
Witness Mangle Ral and
Antje Ral.
Second to Samuel Beekman,
Issue:
II - Annastje, daughter of Samuel Beekman and
Catherina Rol, baptised 5/15/1729 Witness:
Philip Minthorne Jr. Annaatje Rol. s h v
II - FRANCYNTJE, daughter of Mangel Janse Rol and Anna Hendricx,
baptised in Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, 2/28/1697
Witness Willem Cottineau, Catherina D o w e . D She married
Roberd vesgate, Issue:
I - Elizabeth, daughter of Robert Vesgate and
Francyntje Ral in Reformed Dutch Church, in New
York City 5/19/1717 Witness: Mathew F o r b a r ,
Catherina Forber. s. h v 1 1 6
She evidently died about 17 20 as she is not ment ioned in
her father's will dated 8/16/1732 and her husband married
again as on April 3rd 1723 in the Reformed Dutch Church,
New York City there is recorded the bap, of Roberd, son of
Roberd Westgate, and Debora Nagel, witness; Davidt Provost,
A e 1j t e R o 11. ^ ^ ^
112
BIB.
63 - p. 397
113 BIB.
63 - p . 434
114 BIB . 63 - p. 491
115 BIB.
6
116 BIB.
63 - p. 397
117 BIB.
63 - p. 441
3 - p. 242
49
ROLL GENEALOGY
III ~ JAN (JOHN) son of Mangle Janse Rol and Anna Hendricx
baptised in Reformed Dutch Church, New York City 8/20/1699,
witness Gysbert Van i n qb urg , Catalina Rapalje h v van
Jeremias W e s t e r h o u t ,-*-1® On March 17, 1719 in the Reformed
Dutch Church, New York City he {John Roll) married Aaltje
Bas.
He is mentioned in his father's will as the eldest
son, is given the preference in the purchase of his
father's house in New York City opposite the French Church
and is named as one of the Executors of the E s t a t e . He is
also named as brother-in-law and an executor of the estate
in the will of Philip Minthorne dated 8/18/1732 Proved
3/10/1736.1
He is referred to as John Mangelse Rail
Senior in the land petition of Mangle Janse Roll dated
4/24/1713 .
On 1/26/1726 Jan Ral and Marytje Bas witnessed the baptism
in the Reformed Dutch Church, New York City of Arle child
of Dirk Dykman and Willemina Bas.
^
A John Roll witnessed will of James Clapp of Rye,
Westchester Cty., New York, dated May 20, 1737 Proved March
5, 1755.122
That he owned land in Connecticut is indicated in the will
of Abraham Miller of Rye, Westchester Ctv., New York, Dated
Sept. 18, 1749 Proved Apr. 15 1750 which refers to land of
heirs of John Rail in Greenwich, Conn.
This will was
witnessed by Mangle R o l 1 ^ J son of the latter.
118 BIB.
63 - p . 260
119 BIB . 62 - p . 130
120
BIB.
33 - p. 97
121
BIB.
63 - p. 463
122
BIB.
33 - p . 4 5
123 BIB . 16 - p . 281
50
ROLL GENEALOGY
He is also referred to as a landwoner in Greenwich,
in connection with the following transactions;
Conn.,
Dec. 7th. 1729, John Rail purchased land from william
Beardsley. ^
June 18th.
R ail.125
1739, George Mitchell purchased
Feb. 16th. 1750, John Chambers purchased
of John R a i l .
land from John
land from estate
Jan. 14th. 1750, William Willett received Executors deed
from Estate of John R a l l . ^ ^
That like his father he also followed the sea is indicated
by the following Indenture and also by his will:
Nov. 2nd 1722 an Indenture was resistered in New York City
on behalf of TUNIS VAN PELT, son of TUNIS VAN PELT shere by
the former was apprenticed to JOHN ROLL, Mariner, for seven
years from Nov. 22nd. 1722, and which provided that the
latter ,!w i l l
teach or cause him to be taught to write
cypher and the Art of Navigation ~~ M^28
124 BIB . 106
" PP . 448
125 BIB.
106 - p. 474
126 BIB . 106
- P* 4 51
127 BIB.
106 “ P. 487
128 BIB .
111
- p. 150
51
ROLL GENEALOGY
His will,
is as follows:
"In the name of G o d , Amen, I, John Roll of Turtle Bay in
the outward of New York, Mariner being sick, I leave to my
son Mangle Roll in full of all damages as eldest son and
heir.
I leave my wife Allida and to my Children Mangle
Ro l 1 and John Rol1 all my Estate when they are of a g e . My
executors are to have full power to sell land.
My will is
that my vessell be kept going for the better maintenance of
my children if my wife thinks p r o p e r , and it is not to be
sold.
I make my wife and Isaac Bragaw Sr. of Newtown and
John Carhart of Rye, E x e c u t o r s " . Witness Isaac Brackow,
John Dykman. Jacobus Kip.
Dated May 17th, 1744 Proved July
13 , 1744 .12-;
His will also indicates that he died during 1744 a few
months after his father and at which time his living
children were minors.
Jan Rol and Aaltje (Allida) Bas had
ch ildren:I - Annatje, daughter of Johannes Rail and Aeltje
Bars, baptised in Reformed Dutch Church, New
York City, Oct. 25, 1719.
Witness: Mangle Janse
R a l , Ant je Bars.
She evidently died prior to
1744 as she is not mentioned in her father's
will proved during that year.
II - Mangle, mentioned in his father's will in 1744,
as eldest son but evidently a minor at that
time.
Is probably the Mansell Roll who
witnessed will of Ebenzer T. Healy of Rye,
Westchester Cty., New York dated 5/27/1747 and
proved 6/13/1747 .^ O n
Sept. 18, 1749 Mangle
Rol1 witnessed will of Abraham Miller of R y e ,
Westchester Cty., New Y o r k .^-2 2
June 13th. 1747
MANGELL ROLL witnessed will of EBENEZER THEALL
of RYE, WESTCHESTER CTY., N .Y . 1 3 3
129 BIB . 16 - p.
12
130 BIB.
63 - P- 415
131 BIB.
16 - P- 129;
132 BIB.
16 - P* 281
133 BIB .
112
-- P* 16 4
80
52
ROLL GENEALOGY
He evidently married Sara Richardson,
as:-
I - Alida, daughter of Mangle Rol and
Sara Richardson was Baptised in the
Reformed Church, New York City,
2/5/1746.
Witness: Willem
Richardson, Alida Pieters huis v. van
John K e t h a r .-^-3 ^
III ~ Johannes, son of Johannes Rol and Aaltje Bass,
Baptised in Reformed Dutch Church, New York City
4/7/1734.
Witness: Jan Bass, Tanneke Waldron
h.v.v. Jan A d r i a a n s e . 3 3 3
He is also referred to
as John and a minor in his father's will.
He is
probably the John Roll who was named as executor
in will of John Conklin of B e d o r d , Westchester
County, New York, dated August 30th., 1773 and
proved Jan. 18 , 1774 . 1 3 6
IV - Hendrick, son of Mangle Janse Rol and Annetje Volck,
baptised in the Reformed Dutch Church, New York City
3/18/1702.
Witness: Abraham Meiser Jannetje Van Inburgs
Suster. 33
As he is not mentioned in his f ather’s will he
probably died in ch ildhood .
134 BIB . 64 - p. 122
135 BIB . 64 - p. 33
136 BIB . 58 - p. 166
137 BIB . 63 - p. 282
ROLL GENEALOGY
V - Annatje, daughter of Mangle Janse Rol (in the baptismal
record he is referred to as Mangle Janse without the
surname R o l ) ^ ® and Antie Menderix was baptised in the
Reformed Dutch Church, New York City on 6/25/1704 witness
Edward Blagg and Jannetie Ficcus s h v . ^ ^
On February 9th
1723 in the Dutch Reformed Church, New York City, she
mar r ied P h i 11 ip Min tborne at wh i ch t ime she appear s in the
marriage record as Johanna R a i l . ^ Both are mentioned in
her father's will Proved 4/19/1744 which named his son-inlaw Phillip Minthorne as one of the executors of the
estate.
Phillip Minthorne was a farmer and from 1718 to 1742 served
as Assistant Alderman of New York from the Out Ward.
The baptismal records of the Reformed Dutch Church, New
York City shows that Phillip Minthorne and his wife
witnessed baptisms as follows:
4/11/1731 Phillip Minthorne, Annaatje Roll, Syn. H.V.
witnessed the baptism of Hillegond, daughter of Johannes
Van Deursen and Giertje M i n t h o r n e . ^
9/15/1736 Phiilipus Minthorn, Annatje Rol, Syn. H.V.
witnessed baptism of Jannetje, daughter of Johannes
Minthorne and Jannetje E l s w o r t h . ^
138 BIB . 63 - p. 299
139 BIB . 63
- P* 299
140 BIB . 62 - p. 139
141 BIB . 15
” p. 424
142 BIB . 70
“ P* 476
143 BIB.
64 - p.
12
144 BIB . 64
- P* 52
54
ROLL GENEALOGY
11/28/1736 Phillip Minthorne and Annetje Ral syn.
h.V.
witnessed the bapti sm of H illegonda , daughter of Aarnont
Wibber and Sara M i n t h o r n e . ^
In his will dated 8/18/1732 Proved 3/10/1756 Philip
Minthorne, in the Bowery in the Out Ward of New York,
yeoman names his brother-in-law John Roll as one of the
Executors of the Estate and names his wife Johana and
children, Phillip, Johana, H illeg arde and M a r g a r e t . ^ ®
They had ch ildren who were bapt ised in the Reformed Dutch
Church, New York City, as follows:
I - P h i l i p p u s , son of Ph ilip Menthorne Jr . and
Annatje Roll baptised 10/13/1723.
Witness:
Phillip Menthorne s.h. VR.
II - Phillipus, son of Philip Menthorne and Anatje
Roll, baptised 10/7/1724.
Witness P h i 1 ipus
Menthorne S r . H illegond Menthorne .
III - Annatje, daughter of Philip Menthorne and
Annatje R ol1 baptised 3/2 6/17 27 . W i t n e s s ,
Mangle Janse Roll, Annatje volkerts s.h.s.
v r #14 9
IV - Hillegont, daughter of Philip Minthorne and
Annaatje Roll, bap. 9/23/17J9 witness Johannes
Mi n t h o r n e , Catherina R o l l .^
V - M a r g r e i t j e , daughter of Philip Minthorn and
Annaatje Roll, bap. 1/9/1732 witness Johannes
Van Deursen Geertje Minthorn, syn h.v. ^
145 BIB . 63 - p. 54; 65
146 BIB . 33 - p. 97
147 BIB . 63 - p. 445
148 BIB . 63 - p. 451
149 BIB . 63 - p. 473
150 BIB . 63 - p. 494
151 BIB . 64 - p. 17
55
ROLL GENEALOGY
VI - Geertje, daughters of Philip Minthorne and
Johanna Ral baptised 6/19/1734 witness Arenout
Webbers shv Sara
Minthorn, Jan Man Jr., and h.v.
1V
Anna M i n t h o r n . J~
VII - Francytje,
(same as above)
VIII - Sara, daughter of Phillpus Minthorne and Anna
Rail baptised 10/22/1735 witness Aarnond
W e b b e r s , Sara Minthorn z h v .
IX - Francytje, daughter of Phi ip Minthorne and
Annatje Ral baptised 1/25/1738, witness John
Minthorn, Jannetje Elsworth zhv.^~*^
Died
3/13/1821, married in New York 6/5/1765 Paulas
Banta who died 10/18/1791.
They were the
parents of ten children, for a record of whom
the reader is referred to Page 6 6 Banta's
Frisian Fam ilies .
X - Mangle (Mangenes), son of Philippus Minthorn and
Johanna Ral, baptised 8/20/1740, witness
Johannes V. Deursen, Gerrit Minthorn zhv .
Mangle Minthorn was one of the "City F a t h e r s " of
New Y o r k ^ ^ and served as Assistant Alderman
152 BIB .
6
153 BIB.
64 - p. 46
154 BIB .
6
4 - p . 62
155 BIB .
6
4
156 BIB.
90 - p.
CO
i
4 - p. 34
574
56
ROLL GENEALOGY
7th Ward front 1792 to 1799 , Alderman 7th Ward
from 180G to 1804 and Alderman 9th Ward 18089.157
He was also known as one of New Yorks
Merchant Princes.-*-^®
He was an energetic member
of the "Martling Men'', {So called from the fact
that they held their meetings in M a r t l i n g 1s Long
Room, Tammany Hall, opposite City Hall Park) 59
an organization of REPUBLICANS also called
MADISON REPUBLICANS, (afterwards the TAMMANY
PARTY)
and who were antagonistic to DE WITT
CLINTON, Mayor of New York City which eventually
sapped the la t t e r 1s political status with many
Republicans, ®-1- and presided at their meeting in
1810 when they met to organize fpjj CLINTON'S
defeat for LIEUTENANT GO VERNOR.lo“ As a result
of these meetings he was attacked by ROBERT
M A C O M B , in a publication entitled , "REPLY TO
RESOLUTION AND ADDRESS OF MEETING CONVENED AT
MA R T L I N G 1 S , NEW YORK CITY 1811" which contained
a copy of the proceedings of the COMMITTEE OF
SAFETY in 1776 against MANGLE MINTHORN.
157 BIB.
70 - p. 476
158 BIB.
92 ~ P * 358
159 BIB . 90
“ P* 572
160 BIB.
16
1
90 - p.
572
BIB . 91 “ P. 17
162 BIB . 90 - p.
572
57
ROLL GENEALOGY
MANGLE MINTHORN'S daughter HANNAH married DANIEL
D. TOMPKINS, Governor of New York and vice
President of the United States.
jêr picture
appears as the front piece in the Publie Papers
of Gov. Tompkins Vol. Ill, War of 1812 Series.
GO VERNOR TOMPKINS is buried in the family vault
of his fa ther-in-law, MANGLE MINTHORN in SAINT
MARKS CHURCHYARD, in the BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN,
NEW YORK CITY.
He owned many acres of land
on Staten Island and founded the Village of
Tompkinsville.
He entertained Marquis de
Lafayette on the Island, on his private estate,
in 1824.
His spacious mansion was the resort of
many of the most famous people of the d a y . ^
163 BIB.
92 - p. 358;
16 4 BIB.
108 - p. 285
165 BIB.
122 - p. 28
90 - p.
575
58
ROLL GENEALOGY
XI - JOHANNES, son of PHILIP MINTHORNE and JOHANNA
RAL, baptised 7/3/1743; witness JOHANNES RAL,
AALTJE BASS syn h . v . 1 6 6
XII - HENDRICK, son of PHILIPPUS MINTHORN and ANNATJE
ROL; Baptised 2/5/1746,^ Witness: WIERT B O N T E ,
HANNA M I N T H O R N , z .h .v .1 6 7
VI - MARGORINTJE, daughter of Mangle Janse Rol and Antje
Hendricks baptised in the Reformed Dutch Church, New York
City, 11/20/1706.
Witness Abraham Masier and Elizabeth
s.h. vrow.
®
VII - SARA, daughter of Mangle Janse Rol and Antje Hendrix, Valk,
baptised in the Reformed Dutch Church, New York City,
9/12/1711, witness Samuel Filipz, Elsje Van pelt.
16 6 BIB . 64 - p. 103
167 BIB . 64 - p. 122
168 BIB.
63 - p. 320
16 G BIB . 63 ~ p. 355
53
ROLL GENEALOGY
9 - T R Y N T J E , "CATHERINE ” 1 7 0
ROLL-2, -4-,
(JAN MANGELSE-1)
Was undoubtedly a daughter of Jan Mangelse of Albany, N.Y.
That
this true is indicated by the fact that in the petition of Mangle
Johnsen Roll and others in 1713,171 one of the signers was Peter
Vanness, who evidently represented his wife's rights in the
matter.
Also the following baptisnial record shows her second name as
Jans, indicating that her father's name was Jan, and one of the
witnesses was Mangle Janse Roll, son of Jan Maglese presumably
her brother and previously referred to in this record:
I - Jeronimus, son of Pieter Van Nes and Tryntje Jans was
baptised in the Reformed Dutch Church, New York City
5/2/16 97 , witness Mangle Janse R o l , Ante Hoogiant.
170
BIB. 26 - p. 99
171
BIB. 26 ~ p. 99
172
BIB. 63 - p. 244
60
ROLL GENEALOGY
10 - PIETER
(PETER ) 1 7 3 MANGELSE R O L L - 2 , -5-,
(JAN MA NGE L S E - l )
(also referred to in the records as early as 1700 as„Pieter
R al 1 7 4 and as son of Jan Mangelse of Albany, N . Y . ) 1 7 3 married
jannetie Du S c h e e n . 1 7 3
He evidently left the vicinity of
Canostigione, where apparently he had been r a i s e d , with other
members of the family after the Indian depredations of 1590 and
settled on Staten Island as indicated by the following recrods:2/11/1695-7.
Cattle Mark Records of Richmond County shows "Peter
M a n g 1sones with two slites right downe the left yeare and won
slitt down the top of the yea re 1’.1 7 '
4/6/1698.
Peter Manglesone referred to as Constable of Richmond
County in connection with inventory of property of Jacob Recount
d e s c e a s e d .173
peter Mangelson of Staten Island and wife Yondfoa Mangelson
deeded to John Woblone of the County of Richmond 23rd day of
March
lot and parcel of woodland north field of Staten
1 sland .
In 1700 he is recorded in the list of members of the First
Reformed Church at Schenectady New Y o r k ,1 3 3 but his name does not
again appear in the records of this church after 1702.131
That
he had his wife returned after 1702 to New York City or its
vicinity is indicated by the records of Dutch Reformed Church at
that p l a c e .
173 BIB . 26 P* 99
174 BIB.
60 - p. 14 9; 61 - p. 138
175 BIB.
60 - p. 113;
61 - p . 128
176 BIB.
60 - p.
61 - p . 128
177 BIB . 53 P*
113;
26
178 BIB.
117 - p . 289;; 14 - p . 31
179 BIB.
113 ” P . 270
180 BIB.
60 - P- 149 ; 61 - p . 138
181 BIB . 60 - p.
149;
61 - p . 133
61
ROLL GENEALOGY
In view of the facts, however, that he does not appear in the
census of New York City in 1703 , 3 8 2 but had lived and had family
connect ions near Port Ri c h m o n d , Staten Is l a n d , th rough his
brothers, Mangle and Johannes, his father-in-law and his son and
daughters who married and settled there, it is believed that he
and his family again located in or near the latter place.
It may
be, h o w e v e r , that from the fact that two of bis children were
baptised in New York City that he located there after 1703 and
his children only settled on Staten Island.
Janette Mangles is referred to as the daughter of Anthony Du
Chene of Staten Island in the l a t t e r 's will dated 4/3/1711 and
proved 5/12/1712.383
In the records of the Reformed Dutch Church in New York City,
Pieter Mangelse and Jannetje s h s vrow on 3/30/1709 witnessed
the baptism of Jannetje, daughter of Jan Clase Van Spare and
Marytje Du Chane-1-0^ the latter probably being a sister of
Jannetje Du Scheen wife of Pieter Mangelse.
182
BIB. 49 - p. 611
183
BIB. 14 - p. 121
184
BIB. 48 - p. 115
62
ROLL GENEALOGY
That Pieter Mangelse (Ral) died prior to 1713 is indicated by the
fact that the land petition
of Mangle Johnson Roll and others
presented in 1713 is signed
on behalf of John son of Peter Rail.
Pieter Mangelse and Jannetje Du Scheen had children:I - MARIA (or Mary) baptised 9/1/1700 in the First Reformed
Church Schenectady, N .Y . She is not mentioned in the
records of this church after this d a t e 1 ^J and evidently
married Johannes preyer and lived on Staten Island as the
Dutch Reformed Church in Port Richmond shows: Maria Ral (or
Rale) and Johannes Preyer witnessed the baptism of Anna
daughter Ary Van Woggelum and Celia Preyer on 6/3/1722,
also on 3/14/1732 Marytje Manglese Rol and Johannes Preyer
witnessed the baptism
of Pieter son of Jacob Preyer and Lea
Beekman."-87
The records of this church also show their
children as follows:
I - ANNA, daughter of Maria Ral and Johannes Preyer,
bap. 5/20/1722, witnesses Ary Van Woggelum and
Catherina Sween.
II - ANDRIES, son of Maria Ral and Johannes Preyer,
bap, 12/12/1725, witnesses Jacob Preyer and Lea
Bee k m a n .1
III - JANNETJE, daugher of Maria Ral and Johannes
Preyer, bap. 10/20/1728, witnessed Hans Ral and
Elizabth Strikhouse.
*"0
185 BIB.
CT\
o
t
IV - CATHERINA, daughter of Marytje Ral and Johannes
preyer, bap. 3/18/1732/3, witness Celia
1Q1
Preyer.
113;
186 BIB . 3 6 - p. 27
187 BIB . 36 - p. 42
188 BIB . 36 - p.
27
189 BIB . 36 - p. 32
190 BIB.
36 - p. 37
191 BIB.
36 - p. 44
6.1
63
ROLL GENEALOGY
II - F R A N S Y N A , baptised 10/18/1702 in the First Reform Church,
Schenectady, N .Y . , bu t is not mentioned in the records of
1Q9
this church after that date.
That she also lived near Port Richmond, Staten island is
indicated by the records of the Dutch Reformed Church at
that place as on 4/10/1720 Francyntje Mangles Ral and
Thomas Kasper witnessed the baptism of Isaak son of Egbert
Egber tse and Francyntje de C h e n e . 9 9
III - MARGRIETJE, daughter of Jannetje Duschaen and Pieter
Mangelse was baptised in the Reformed Dutch Church, New
York City, 12/14/1707, witness Mangel Janse (brother of
Pieter) and Antje s huys v r o w , ^ :
^
IV ~ JANNEKE, daughter of Janneke
was baptised in the Reformed
10/16/1709, witness Nicholas
She evidently married George
island as the records of the
du sjanne and Pieter Manglese
Dutch Church, New York City
Daleyand Fitje Van Pelt. 9^
Personnet and lived on Staten
Dutch Reformed Church shows:
I - JANNETJE, daughter of Jannetje Mangels and
George personet was baptised 6/13/1731, witness
Jannetje Duchene.^9 ^ The latter was evidently
the grandmother of the children baptised.
II - JOHANNES, son of Jannetje Mangels and George
Personet was bap. 8/17/1735.
No w i t n e s s e s .
192 BIB . 60
" P. 113;
193 BIB . 36
~ P • 23
194 BIB . 48 - p. 38
195 BIB . 48 - p.
119
196 BIB.
21
- p.
130
197 BIB.
21
“ P • 19 4
61
64
ROLL GENEALOGY
V - JOHN (PETER MAN G E L S - 2, JAN MANGELSE-1), referred to in the
land Petition of MANGLE JOHNSON ROLL and others as JOHN
PETERSE R A L L , at which time he was evidently a minor, was
probably born about 1708, on STATEN ISLAND, where he
appears in a number of early DUTCH RECORD3.
In a number of these records which follow it will be noted
that he is referred to as JOHN ROLL JR. which title was
evidently used to distinguish him from his uncle JOHN ROL,
also a resident of STATEN ISLAND and referred to
h e r e in aft er.
65
ROLL GENEALOGY
The reader should not confuse him with JOHN R O L , son of
JOHN ROLL , who also appears in the early Dutch records of
STATEN IS LA N D , during the same period, and who was
apparently about the same age.
The only explanation that
the compiler can make as to their being of the same name i:
that their parents evidently followed a custom of naming
1Q Q
their children after their grandparents.
On 10/20/17 28 , IIANS (JOHN) 1 9 9 RAL & ELISABET STRIKHOUSE
witnessed the baptism of JANNETJE daughter of JOHANNES
PREYER and MARIA R A L L . 2 0 0
He is recorded as be ing among the second lot of settlers of
TURKEY, on LONG HILL, ELIZABETHTOWN TOWNSHIP, ESSEX COUNTY,
NEW JERSEY,
{which in 1809 was changed to NEW
PROVIDENCE) ESSEX (now UNION) C O U N T Y , 2 0 2 and that he
settled between SPRINGFIELD and WESTFIELD near the
MOUNTAINS. 3
The early settlement of NEW PROVIDENCE proper was in 1736/8
and those who followed came within the next forty years. 0
Family tradition states that he settled in NEW JERSEY in
1742 and as he is referred to in the deed from his uncle
for land in NEW JERSEY dated in 1754, which f o l l o w s , as of
ELIZABETHTOWN, it is evident that he removed from STATEN
ISLAND to NEW JERSEY, prior to 1754.
LITTELL in his records of the First Settlers of the PASSAIC
VALLEY, states, "JOHN ROL {called in German JOHANNIS
198 BIB.
76 ~ p. VII
199 BIB.
115 - p. 378
200
BIB.
120 - p . 69
201
BIB.
20 - p. 571;
57 - p . 63 6
2 3 - p . 345;
27 - p . 449;
56 p. 431;
202
BIB.
20 - p. 571;
5 7 - p . 636
23 - p. 345;
27 - p . 449;
56 - p . 431;
23 - p.
27 - p . 449;
56 - p. 431;
203 BIB.
1 - p. 349
204 BIB.
20 - p. 571;
57 ~ p. 636
345;
66
ROLL GENEALOGY
MONGLE) came from GERMANY''.205 This is an error as he was
no doubt born on STATEN I S L A N D , a bout 170 8 , his father
being mentioned in the early Dutch records of RICHMOND
C O U N T Y , nor is he shown in CHAMBER'S Records of the Early
Germans of NEW J E R S E Y . 2 0 5
205
BIB.
1 - p. 349
206
BIB.
9
67
ROLL GENEALOGY
VI - CATHERINA.
No records have been obtained to determine her
relationship to the other members of the family, but as it
will be noted in the following STATEN ISLAND records that
her name is shown as CATHERINA MANGLES ROL and as she
witnessed the baptism of a child of MARIA RAL and in turn
the baptism of one of her children was witnessed by MICHIEL
DU C H E N E , it is taken by the compiler that the subject of
the first event was a daughter of her sister MARIA while
the latter event was witnessed by a cousin, (CATHERINA
definitly was the daughter of PETER MANGELSE and his wife
JANNETJE DU CHENE) .
On the 20th May 1722, CATHERINA SWEEM and ARY VAN WOGGELUM,
in the DUTCH REFORMED CHURCH in PORT RICHMOND, STATEN
ISLAND, witnessed the baptism of ANNA, daughter of JOHANNES
PREYER and maria r a l . 2 0 7
The following batismal records of the same church indicate
that she married MATTHYS SWEEM that they lived on STATEN
ISLAND and had issue:
I - ANTHONY, son of MATTHYS SWEEM and CATHERINA
MANGLES RAL, bap. 19th April 1719.
Witnesses
ANTHONY TIIYSS SWEEM and NEELTJE J A N S Z . 2 0 8
XI - JANNETJE, daughter of MATTIIYS SWEEM and
CATHERINA MANGLES ROL, bag. 22nd October
Witness JOHANNES SWEEM.20^
1727.
III - MATTHIAS, son of MATTHYS SWEEM and CATHERINA
MANGLES ROL, bap. 21st April 1734, witnesses
MICHIEL DU CHENE and HESTER C O N N O N . 2 1 0
VII
- ANNA.
As with CATHERINA no records have been obtained as
to her relationship with the other members of the family,
but as she appears in the STATEN ISLAND records and as the
baptism of her daughter MARIA was witnessed by JANNETJE DU
CHENE it is taken that the latter was her mother.
207 BIB.
3 6 “ p . 27
208 BIB.
36 “ p .
209 BIB . 36 - p.
210
BIB.
21
35
36 - p. 45
68
ROLL GENEALOGY
The following batismai records of the Dutch Reformed
Church, in PORT RICHMOND, STATEN ISLAND, indicates that she
married JACOB WRIGHT, that they lived on STATEN ISLAND and
had iss u e :
I - MARIA, daughter of JACOB RYT and ANNA RAL, bap.
20th May 1722, witness JANNETJE DU C H E N E . i'1 1
II - SUSANNA, daughter of JACOB WRIGHT and ANTJE ROL,
baptised 29th May 1726 .
211
BIB.
36 - p. 27
212
B 13. 36 - p. 33
69
ROLL GENEALOGY
11 - JOHANNES ROLL-2,
- 6 -,
(JAN MANGELSE-1)
Was baptised as son of Jan Mangelsen in the Reformed Protestent
Dutch Church, Albany, N.Y. on January 27th, 1686, his sponsors
being Geertruy Lansing and Johannes L a n s i n g .2 1 2
John Roll married Grittie widow of Jan I-Iarmensen van Barkelo who
had four daughters by her first marriage.
She had only one child
by John Roll, a son John, who married Fytje Van Bus kirk.
He was one of the signers of the land petition presented by
Mangle Jansen Roll in 1713 in which he is shown as John Johnsen
Ro ll .214
That he also lef t Canost ig i o n e , Albany C o u n t y , N .Y ., and settled
in the Northern Division (now Port Richmond) Staten Island is
indicated by the facts previously presented in this work and the
early Dutch Records of Richmond County, which follow:
In 1713 or 1715 one Jan Mangelsen and Tryntjie Nevins witnessed
the baptism of Maryrietie, daughter of Jorris N e v i n s . 21-*
The first references to his following the custom outlined in the
Preface, and adopting the surname of Roll is in 1713, when he
signed the land petition referred to above, and in 1719 when on
Sept. 13th of that year Jan Mangels Ral and Sara Neefjes
witnessed the baptism of Johannes, son of Joris Neefjes and
Willempje Borkelo.21^
On April 24th. 1722 Mattys and Catherine Sween conveyed to John
Ral, yoeman of County of Richmond, Province of New York, 80 acres
and 4 acres of meadow land on South Side of Staten Island, County
of Richmond, Province of New Yor k . ^ 1 '
On Feb. 22nd 1727 John Ral of Staten Island, County of R ic h m o n d ,
Planter and his wife Grittue sold to Abraham Sitfon certain track
of land and meadow on South Side of Staten I s l a n d , consisting of
80 acres and 4 acres salt m e a d o w , bounded on east by land of
213 BIB . 27 P* 36; 3 2 -- p . 14 6 ; 73 - p.
38 ;
214 BIB . 13 - p. 104
215 BIB.
36 - P- 16 ; 47 - p. 184;
216 BIB . 36 - P .
22
217 BIB . 118 - p . 90
56 - p. 115
70
ROLL GENEALOGY
Saraue 1 Curtis, on west by Coule t Roger son.
(The two foregoing
218 BIB.
o1 o
transactions evidently covered
118 - p. 280
the same land).
71
ROLL GENEALOGY
On 7/30/1732 Jan Rol and Jannetje Barkelo witnessed the baptism
in the Reformed Dutch Church of Port Richmond, Staten Island, of
/1 Q
Charles, son of Charles Morgan and Sarah Rutan . x ^
On 6/27/1736 Jan Mangel Rol and Christina Van Woglum witnessed
the baptism of Catherina daughter of Douwe Van Woglum and
Jannetje St aat s. 22^
The fact that his mother's name having been Van Woglum indicates
in the latter record that a relationship existed be tween Jan
Mangel Rol, Christina Van Woglum and Douwe van Woglum the father
of the child baptised, and who in all probability also moved from
Albany County tc Staten Island during the general exodus
following the Indian Massacre.
In the year 1739 John Rail is recorded as serving as
Quartermaster in the Richmond County, New York Mil it ia. 223On 4/13/1739, Jan Ral witnessed the will of Phillip Merril of
Staten Island, which was proved April 18th. 1740 .
On 10/13/1717, Jan Rol and Jannetje Berkeleau witnessed the
baptism in the Reformed Dutch Church of Port Richmond, Staten
Island , of C o r n e 1 ius , son of Abraham Ber kelau and Ca tr ina
E l l i s .2 2 3
219 BIB.
36 - p. 43
220
BIB . 36 - p . 4 8
221
BIB . 54 - p . 499
222
BIB.
223 BIB.
15 - p. 294
36 - p . 57
72
ROLL GENEALOGY
During Feb. 1745 John Roll of Richmond conveyed to Jannetje
Berkelau (Barkalow) and her son Abraham Berkelau, both of
Richmond, land on North Side of (Staten) Island.
In
consideration of his natural love for his d a u g h t e r - i n ~ l a w ,22^ and
on July 3rd. 1749 John Rol coveyed to Jannetje Berkeleau,
Spinster, his beloved step-daughter, certain slaves etc. 2 5
The
two foregoing documents are clearly signed "Yon ral", which
signatures correspond to John Roll's signature on deed to his
nephew for land in Elizabethtown, referred to hereinafter, except
on the latter deed, his given name was first written "Yon" and
was apparently changed to "John".
The writer has been unable to
determine the exact family relationship between John Roll and
jannetje Barkeleau, but is inclined to feel that she was probably
a step-daughter.
In a census of the North Division, Staten Island,
the year of 1755, ôhn Roll is recorded as owning
one female s l a v e s . " ^
taken during
three male and
In a list of the members and sea t- h o l d e r s , dated Sept. 30th. 1761
of the Reformed Dutch Church of Port Richmond, Staten Island, Jan
Roll is shown as holding seat 40.
This church was built about
1714 and partially destroyed by the British during the
Revolutionary W a r . 2 2 2
A deed dated May 10th. 1754 and acknowledged Oct. 14th. 1757 in
which John Rol of Richmond County, Province of New York,
transfers a certain piece of land in the western portion of
Elizabethtown, Essex County (now Union) County, Province of East
Jersey (now New Jersey) to John Rol, Jr. of that place, has been
in the possession of his descendants sinee that t ime to the
present day and is given in detail in the Chapter which follows.
224 BIB.
119 - p.
153
225 BIB . 119
- P. 315
226 BIB . 31 - p. 867;
227 BIB.
36 - P*
57;
50 - p. 71
50 - I?. 4 53
73
ROLL GENEALOGY
In the records of the Reformed Dutch Church of PORT R I C H M O N D ,
STATEN ISLAND, JOHN ROLL JR. is recorded on Sept. 24th 1732 with
_______________ MERRILL as witnessing the baptism of CORNELIUS,
son of JACOB BENMET and ELIZABETH BROUWER.2z8
On November 27th, 1745, JOHN ROLL JR. witnessed the will of PETER
HAZEWORTH of STATEN ISLAND which was proved April Sth 1746 .2 2 9
On September 3 0th, 1751, JOHN ROLL JR. is shown as be ing a member
of and occupy ing seat #34 of the Christian Low Dutch Church of
STATEN ISLAND (Reformed Dutch Church in PORT R ICHMOND).23°
In 1755 JOHN ROLL JR. in a census of the North Division, STATEN
ISLAND, is shown as the owner of one male and one female
i
231
slave
.“
J-L
On November 3rd, 1738, JOHN ROLL, unmarried man of RICHMOND
COUNTY and FYTJE VAN BOSKERK unmarried woman daughter of LAURENS
ANDRESEN V. BOSKERK, were married at the bride's father's
i
house 2 3 2
CA
229 BIB.
36 *- p. 43
|_ j
228 BIB.
P • 77
230 BIB.
50 -- p. 453
231 BIB.
50 -- p. 71;
232 BIB.
73 -- P* 18
74
ROLL GENEALOGY
O IT
The date of the marriage is also given as Oct. 14th, 1733
(WINFIELD in his History of Hudson County, N.J., also shows this
date as of Oct. 14, 1758, which is an error as indicated by the
birth of their daughter and other facts which f oll ow ).234
She was the daughter of LAWRENCE VAN BUSKIRK, of BERGEN COUNTY,
NEW JERSEY, who died Dec. 13th, 1752 and FITJE VREELAND baptised
July 22nd., 1683.
Married Sept. 13th, 1709, died Oct. 19, 1756.
While WINFIELD in his History of Hudson C o u n t y , Land Title s
refers to JOHN ROLL of CONSTABLE HOOK in that County, he also
refers to him in his History of Hudson County, N.J. as of STATEN
ISLAND23-* and his COUNSTABLE HOOK reference is probably due to
the fact that FYTJE ROLL owned considerable property at that
place received through inheritance from her father, a portion of
which she and JOHN ROLL sold on June 5th 1758 .2 3 ^
He died on Feb. 2nd, 176lz37 and was buried Feb. 4th at CONSTABLE
HOOK .2 ^
Letters for the administration for the estate of JOHN
ROLL of STATEN ISLAND were granted to JOHN MERSEREAU on Jan. 21st
1763 .2 3 9
After his death FYTJE VAN BOSKERK married ANDRIES SEGEARD a
mar iner . 4 ^
On November 14th 1761, a license was issued by the Luthren
Church, New York City for the marriage of Capt. ANDREAS 2EEGAERD
and SOPHIA M AN GLE S 2
(WINFIELD in his History of Hudson County,
N.J. states that FYTJE VAN BUSKIRK had a daughter FYTJE who
married first JOHN MERSEREAU (see note below) , second ANDREW
233 BIB.
18 - P • 21; 25 ~ p. 327;
234 BIB.
51 - P • 431
235 BIB.
46 - P* 447;
236 BIB.
46 - P* 60
237 BIB . 46 P* 408
238 BIB.
100
239 BIB .
22
240 BIB.
46 - P* 61
241 BIB.
73 - P* 31
- p . 45
- P-
447
51 - p. 491
75
ROLL GENEALOGY
SEGORT
a mariner,
this is evidently an error 24 2
N O T E : : his should have been ROLL instead Of MERSEREAU.
242 BIB.
51 - p. 491
76
ROLL GENEALOGY
She lived until February 28th, 1801245 at which time by her will
dated July 14th. 1784, Proved April 7th., 1801 her property
passed to her granddaughter MARY wife of THOMAS CUBBERLY during
her life and included the land where the GREENVILLE, HUDSON
C O U N T Y , NEW JERSEY RaiIroad Station now s t a n d s , and which she had
inherited from her father LAWRENCE VAN B O S K E R K . 2 4 4
JOHN ROLL and FYTJE VAN BUSKIRK had Issue:
I - FYTJE (SOPHIA)2 4 5 , daughter of JAN RALE JR. and FYTJE VAN
BUSKIRK, bap. May 26th. 1740, in the Dutch Reformed Church
of Staten Island, witnesses DOUWE VAN WOGGELUM and JANNETJE
STAATS.
6
In the will of CORNELIUS VAN BOSKERK dated Jan.
29th. 1753, Proved Nov. 13th. 1753, FYT1E ROLL, daughter of
FYTIE sister of CORNELIUS VAN BOSKERK of BERGEN COUNTY, NEW
JERSEY, the îfe of JOHN ROLL JR. is recorded as a
be n e f i c i a r y ."'4 7
She married JACOB MERSEREAU (MARSEO) ,
which is shown in the early records in the following form:
FIANKEA MONGAL and JACOB MOSHAROW, both of Staten Island,
married 1752-5-6.2
He was born on Staten Island, April
25th. 1730, died Sept. 2nd. 1804 and was engaged in the
Patriot Service during the Revolution.
Their decendants
remained on the Island or in New Jersey after the W a r . 2 4 5
243 BIB . 46 P* 408
244 BIB . 46 - p. 61
245 BIB.
75 - pp.
246 BIB.
36 - P. 31
247 BIB.
16 ~ p. 456
248 BIB.
12 2
5-
■
” P. 31
249 BIB . 74 P.
197
77
ROLL GENEALOGY
JACOB MERSEREAU and FYTIE ROLL had Issue:
I - MAREJ A (MARY} 2 5 0 , da u gh e r of JACOB MARS E 0 and
FITJE ROLL was bap. Oct. 31st. 1756 in the Dutch
Reformed Church of STATEN ISLAND, witnesses
JESERVA MARSERO and MAREYA C A R S O N . 2 5 1
She
married in 1778, THOMAS C U 3 B E R L Y .
II
III
- JOHN,
born
- ELIZABETH,
H A R T .2 5 3
1758
.252
married Nov.
7th.
IV - SOPHIA, married JOHN C O C H E R N . 2 5 4
250 BIB . 75
~ PP . 5“
251 BIB.
36 - p. 59
252 BIB . 7 4 - p. 197
253 BIB.
74 - p. 197
254 BIB.
74 - p. 197
179_,DANIEL DE
78
ROLL GENEALOGY - NEVJ JERSEY
The house occupied by John Roll, son of Peter Mangelse-2, and
grandson of Jan M a n e l s e , stood on the South-east s ide of the
first mountain in the Viestern por t ion of EL IZABETHTOWN on the old
stage route leading from the settlement of ELIZABETHTOWN to NEW
PROVIDENCE.
The section of the road which runs by the old homestead location
is no longer us ed and is washed out into the deep gullies, in
some places as deeply as twenty feet, and the homestead site is
now right in the heart of the woods with only a pile of stones to
mark its location.
The land is now owned by JOHN B. ROLL of MOUNTAINSIDE, UNION
C O U N T Y , NEW J E R S E Y , one of the descendants , it having been handed
down from generation to generation.
{See Appendix I ) .
The home of BALTUS R O L L , (See #3065) which is still standing is
about a quarter of a mile up the old road and near the top of the
mountain.
A deed by JOHN ROLL, of RICHMOND COUNTY, PROVINCE of NEW YORK to
JOHN ROLL, JR. of ELIZABETHTOWN TOWNSHIP, ESSEX COUNTY, PROVINCE
OF EAST NEW JERSEY, dated May 10, 1754, acknowledged October 14,
1757 covering a portion of his homestead land is as follows:
"Know All Men By These Presents, That I John Roll of
Richmond County, in the Province of New York, Yeoman for divers
good cause and consideration me thereunto moving but more
especially for the sum of Thirty five pounds in good and lawful
money of the Province of New York, to me in hand already paid by
John Rol of the Borough of Elisabeth in the Province of East New
Jersey the receipt thereof I do hereby acknowledge myself
therewith 9 fully
tr r
J satisfied contented and Lpaid thereof and
therefrom 4''33 part and parcel thereof do fully and clearly acquit
and exonerate and discharge him, the said John Roll of the
Borough aforesaid, his heirs and assigns forever, by these
Presents have given granted bargained and sold and by these
Presents do fully and clearly give grant, bargain, sell and
confirm unto the said John Roll and to his heirs and assigns
forever all that tract of land situate lying and being within
bounds of Elizabethtown aforesaid beginning at a white oak tree
number 2
standing at the foot of the mountain from thence
255
BIB.
30 - p. 7
256
BIB.
30 - p. 7
79
ROLL GENEALOGY - NEW JERSEY
south-east Twenty five Chains to the land of Joseph Halsey,
thence, Northeast forty chains to a small heap of stones in the
line of Elijah Stites thence Northwest Twelve Chains and a half
Chain to the foot of the mountain thence a direct course to the
first mentioned white oak tree, lying for seventy acres be it the
same be it more or less and bounded on the Southwest by a highway
and on the Southeast by land of Joseph Halsey and the Northeast
by land of Elijah Stites and on the Northwest by the land in part
belonging to the said John Rol of Elizabethtown and along the
foot of the mountain togeather with all manner of mesuages,
cottages, barns, stables, outhouses, gardens, orchards, gardens,
fieldings, pastures, feedings, fences, trees, woods, ways,
passages, waters, watercourses, pools, ponds, pits, easements,
profits, commodities, and ail other appurtenances whatsoever to
the said tract of land be longing or in any manner of ways
appertaining.
To have and to hold the said tract of land and
premises with their and every of their appurtenance onto him the
said John Roll of the Borough of Elizabeth his heirs and assigns
forever to the only use benefit and behalf of him the said John
Roll his heirs and assigns forever, I the said John Rol of
Richmond County in the Province of New York, for myself my heirs
Executors and administrators do hereby c o v e n a n t , g r a n t , promise
and sell to, and with, The said John Rol Jr. his heirs and
assigns in manner following, that is to say, I the said John Rol
of Richmond County at the time of the unsealing hereof am
lawfully seazed to my own proper use of the above said premesis
of a good safe perfect Estate of inheritance in fee simple
without any condition or limitation of any use to alter change or
defeat these presents and the said tract is free from any former
grant, bargain seal or mortage judgement or any other
incumberance whatsoever and X the said John Rol have full power
good right lawful and absolute authority to grant bargain
80
and assign the said tract of land and pr ernes is with the
appurtenances in manner above said and I the said John Rol for
myself my heirs do covenant and grant to, and with the said John
Rol Jr. his heirs and assigns that he shall and may from
henceforth forever hereafter, peaceably, quietly have hold
possess and enjoy all the said bargained prernes is without any let
or molestance of any person or persons claiming or to claim by
force and virture of Elizabethtown purchases right and grant,
shall and will warrant and defend him the said John Rol his heirs
and assigns in quiet and peaceful possession and enjoyment
forever.
In witness whereof I the said John Rol have here unto
set my hand and seal the tenth day of May in the year of Our Lord
Christ one thousand seven hundred fifty and four and in the reign
of our sovereign King 28Signed, Sealed and
Delivered in presence
of us Franz Gerbrantz
Christian Gerbrantz
John Rol
Province of New Jersey
(LS)
October 14, 1757
Per sonally appear ed before m e , Saraue1 Woodruff one of his
Majesties Council for Ye Province aforesaid: John Rail grantor of
the within instrument and acknowledged he signed sealed and
d e 1 ivered the same of his own volintary act and d e e d ,
acknowledged before me.
The Day and Year
above wr i t t e n .
Samuel Woodruff."
The above deed upon the death of John Roll of Eli zabethtown
passed into the possession of his descendants and has thus been
transmitted from generation to generation it is now held by Mrs.
Maur ice H . St ratemyer (see Annie L. Roll-1287) of Eliza beth,
Union County, New Jersey.
81
82
He and his wife are shown in a list of members of the Turkey
Presbyterian Church recorded by the P a s t o r , Rev- Jonathan Elmer
between 1737 and January 5th 1768 . 2
The name of this Church
was chanced to the Presbyterian Church of New Pr ovi d e n e e , N.J. in
1778.258
He was evidently closely connected with this Church as he
shown in its records as follows:
is
May 30th 1765# appointed as a member of a committee to confer
with Rev. Jonathan Elmer regarding the Church Pastorate (the
latter was installed as Pastor on Nov. 13, 1 7 6 5 ) and also a
member of the committee elected to finish the Church meeting
H o u s e , ^ ^ Aug. 13 , 17 6 6 he was one of the four authorized to
collect assessments from the Church membership for the payment of
the Pastor's salary, in which capacity he served for one y e a r ^ ^
and was again elected on Nov. 3, 177 3.
R e v , Jonathan E l m e r , in two ledger s in whi ch
a c c o u n t s ^ ^ shows that John R o l 1 on N o v . 30,
with 20 1/2 pounds of beef whi ch he cred ited
9 &A
Church account as five s h i l l i n g s 0
and that
1769, John Roll contributed 17 shillings.
he kept the Church
1761 presented him
to the letter's
during the year
Oct. 12, 1781, he was given permission to build a new pew next to
a Mr. Lacy ,26 6
During the Revoluntionary War he served as a private and later as
a Sargeant in Captain Peter L a y t o n ’s C o m p a n y , Eastern Battalion,
257 BIB.
30 - p. 60
258 BIB . 23
“ P* 356
259 BIB,
30 - P-
6
260 N .P . Ch ,
. reads,
261 BIB.
30 - p . 7
262 BIB . 30
- p.
11
263 BIB.
24 - p . 37
264 BIB.
24 “ P- 173
265 BIB.
2 4 - p. 174
266 BIB . 30
- P.
11
83
Morris County,
267 BIB.
New Jersey Militia. 267
2 - pp.
398, 470,
738;
3 - p.
222
84
His will, probated in 1782 and recorded in
Wills, Folio 5 etc. #5507-5510 follows:268
24, Essex County
"IN THE NAME OF GOD, AMEN, The Thirteenth day of March in
the third Year of his Majesties Reign George the third, by the
Grace of God King Defender of the Faith Ano D o n . One thousand
seven Hundred Sixty arid three I John Roll of the Borough of
Elizabeth County of Essex and province of East New Jersey Yeoman
beign very sick and weak of Body, but of Perfect mind and memory
thank be given to Almighty God therefore and c a l 1 ing to mind the
Mortality of My Dody and knowing that it is appointed for all men
Once to die do make and Ordain this my last Will and Testament in
manner and form following that is to say.
Principally and first
of all I surrender
and committ my Soul into the hand of God that
Gave i t and as for my Body I recommend it to the Ear th to be
bur ied in a Chr is t ian Like and decent manner at the d iscrest ion
of my Executors hereafter Named nothing doubting, but at the
General Resurrection I shall receive the same by the Mighty power
of God- and touching such Worldly Estate wherewith it hath
pleased Almight God to bless me with in this life I give devise
and dispose of the same in the following manner.
FIRST my Will
i u 11£ 11.1 ch rsgo s dg
is shat all my just and lawful Debts ana
pa ic our. of my ijoveable Es t a t c *
iHPElMiG i Give ano begueaeh unro my cearly oelovea wire
E 1iza beth the use and pos session of One eq ua1 th ird par t of all
my Lanas ana Tenements a uring he r Natural xxf e ano 1 Give uneo 11y
said Wife all ny Moveable Estate excepting such debts and
Legac ies as is herein m e n t i o n e d .
ITEi 1 I give and beq u e a th unto m y Loving son J oh n R o o 1 t h e
sum of Ten pounds Current Money at 8 /. p o z .
ITEM I give and bequeath unto my my
Janie Cooly the sum of Five P o u n d s .
(sic)
leving Daughter
ITEM I give and b eq uea th unto my loving Daughter Catron
Parsel the sum of Twenty Shi1 1 ing s .
ITEM I give and beq uea th un to my lov ing Daughter
t h e s un o f Twon t y S h i111ng s .
Mary VTooley
ITEM I g ive ana' bequeath untc my lov ing son Isaac Rool the
sum of Twe-n t y Shillings, To get her with all those several Sums
wh ich each o f my said Ch iId r ing s has received f ror me .
0U
4 -
46 5
85
ITEM I give and bequeath unto my lov ing son Abraham Rool to
his Heirs and Assigns all and singular my lands and Tenements as
may and will more fully appear by those several Deeds of Sale
which I have for my Lands Recourse thereunto being had.
And I do hereby make and ordain well beloved wife Eliza beth
Executrix and my loving Son John rool Executor of this my last
Will and Testament and I do hereby utterly disallow Revoke and
disanul all and every other former will and Testament, Ratifying
and allowing this and no other to be my last Will and Testament
in Witness thereof I have hereunto set my Hand and Seal the Day
Month and Month and Year first above Written.
h is
John X Roll
mar k
(LS)
Signed Sealed Published
pronounced and declared to
be the last will and Testa
ment of him the Testator
in Presence o f ,
James Osbourn
Keziah Denman
John Stils
Keziah Denman one of the Witnesses to the within will being
duly Sworn on the Holy Evangelists of Almighty G o d , did depose
and say that she saw John Roll the Testator therein Named Sign
and Seal the same and heard him Publish pronounce and declare the
within writing to be his last will and Testament and that at the
doing thereof the said Testator was of sound and disposing mind
and memory as far as this Deponent knows and as she believes and
that James Osburn and John Stiles the other subscribing evidences
were present at the same time and Signed their Names as
Witnessess to the within Will together with this Deponent in the
presence of the said Testator Sworn at Turky Feby 12th 1782
before
R o b t . Ogden, Junr.
Surrog.
The foregoing will being proved Probate was granted by his
Excellency William Livingston Esqr,, unto John Roll one of the
Executors in the within V-/ill named
86
being first duly sworn Well and truly to perforin the same exhibit
a True Inventory and Re ride r a just and true Account when
thereunto Lawfully required Given under the Prerogative Seal the
date above said.
Rowes Reed,
Register."
It will be noted that besides clearly setting forth his children,
at the time it was signed in 1763, it also designated his wife
Elizabeth as one of the executors of his estate.
As his son John
only qualified apparently his wife had either passed on before
his death in 1782 or the infirmities of her age prevented her
also act ing as s u c h .
John R o l 1 and Elizabeth had issue:
14-1
-ISAAC
15-11
-JOHN
16 - III
-ABRAHAM
17 - IV
-RHODA or "MOLLY"
18 - V
-JANE or
- VI
"JEAN"
- CATHERINE
(CATRON)
87
88
HOMESTEAD LOCATIONS KEY
Refe re nce s:
O
o
= Personal vists.
= Topographical Map of Union County, New Jersey,
By E.L. Myer and p. Wetzel 1862 (N.J.H. Soc.)
- Topographica1 Map From Newark Bay to Washington
Rock, New Jersey, By M. Hughes 1868.
(N.J.
Hist. S o c . Files).
HOMESTEADS
A = JOHN ROLL #
B = ISAAC ROLL #
C = JOHN ROLL #
D = WESLEY ROLL #
E = ABRAHAM ROLL I
F r- BROOKS ROLL #
G = BALTUS ROLL #
H = BALTUSROL GOLF CLUE
I = AMOS ROLL #
r —
u~
~
JOHN B ROLL #
K = R O L L ’S HILL
L = J W ROLL #
89
■^
i I*
4F
f*I
James Caldwell
/tf
By Marie Mantre Chapman
I >
D .Q .M .C , (Deputy Quarterm aster G eneral), were th e
mission. His ard ent pleat from pulpit o r hall rallied
initials bestowed upon the Rev. jatn cs Caldwell by G en.
support for the Continental cause. It set him up as a ta rg e t,
G eorge Washington indicated, but some o f his friends and
fo r the British.
a great many of his enemies interpreted them as "Darned
T h e deputy q u arterm aster genera! perfom ed his duties
Q u eer M inister o f the Gospel (D .Q .M .C .)*
with wisdom and dispatch. Above and beyond the call o f
For a m an ordained to preach the Gospel o f "peace with
duty, however, was his self-imposed m aintenance o f a
system o f beacon fires which signalled necessary im
G od," Caldwell was somewhat unorthodox. His methods
mediate action by the patriots. At th e sam e time, h e kept
and message labelled him second on the British list o f
"most-wanted colonists" — the first was New jersey 's Gov.
challenging his Presbyterian congregation m em bers to give
Livingston.
their best for th eir coun iry. Small wonder there was a
T h e Virginia-born Springfield, N .J., Presbyterian pastor
price on his h ea d ;
began his ascent to renown when, after graduating from
V engeance was wreaked by the enem y in dastardly
Princeton (then in Newark) in 1759, he was ordained as
fashion Ju n e 7, 1780, when Mrs. Caldwell was shot and
pastor o f First Presbyterian Church in Elizabethtown, N .J.
killed by a British soldier at the parsonage near the site o f
“ E m o tio n a l," some folks described his preaching.
th e present Presbyterian Church in Springfield.
“ Fervent" m ore accurately pictured the spirit o f the
W hen the British tried to advam e on W ashington’s
medium-built, powerful speaker. “H e could be both lion
headquarters at Morristown later that m onth, their path
and Iam b," his lis te n e rs testified. T h e lion quality led to
led near th e ch urch of th e “Fighting Parson." Caildweil was
his renown and prem atuTt death. What Caldwell believed,
a person torn inside with grief for his slain wife and the
he voiced in no uncertain terms. Since “the persuaded
helplessness o f th eir nine m otherless children, all under
persuade." h e attracted an increasing num ber o f patriots
the ag e o f 16. H e led his neighbors and congregation in
to the cause of freedom ,
repelling that advance. W hen his forces ran out o f
“You are hereby appointed as chaplain o f the T hird
g u n w ad d in g , Ja m e s C ald w ell. D .Q .M .G ,, dashed
Battalion o f the New jersey
in to th e ch urch fo r armloads
Continentals," his instructions, Firw Prcihyierian Church. Springfield. N .J.. where P Q M,G.
o f hymnals and ripped out th e
jam
es
Caldwell
rallied
hi*
Revolutionary
War
*o!d
ien
with
read in spring. 1776. While his
pages to supply the need, sh
“Give 'em Wans, boyt!” wa* organized in 1745. T h e present
w ife , H a n n a h , was h om e
o u t i n g , " G iv e 'em W a tts,
structure was buih in 1791.
taking care o f the children,
boys!"
Caldwell m arched jo Quebec
C a l d w e l l 's c h u r c h w as ,
with the T hird Battalion, with
burned to the ground, but
the chaplain doing more than
within a few m onths it was
preaching. T h e battalion re
replaced by the o n e still stand
turned hom e in November,
ing in Springfield as a m onu
unsuccessful in trying to make
ment to a unique com bination
Q uebec the Fourteenth Col
o f preacher and patriot.
ony. W hile no longer an offi
No one knows for sure how
cial chaplain, Caldwell served
Jam es Caldwell was shot at volu ntarily in that capacity
Elizabeth town-point. Nov. 2 4 ,
during the rest o f the Re
1781. Most p refer to think it
vo) utinttary W ar years.
was a sentry who failed to
As unpopular with the Tory
identify the m tce-bcaring par
sympathizers as Zarchaeus was
son licfore he fired. O thers
with the jew s, Caldwell re
believe it was an enem y seek
ceived another dubious honor ■
ing to destroy one of the most
in 1778 w hen h e became
powerful figures in the em ergchairman of the county's Com
itig n a tio n . A lth o u g h th e
m ittee o f C o rresp on d en ce.
Fighting Parson died a few
“You will supervise collection
weeks later, the cause he es
of taxes for the conduct of the
poused changed th e course o f
W ar," said the governor's com
history.
.
90
1000 - ISAAC ROLL-4,
- 1 4 - f (JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN M A N G E L S E - 1)
First child of JOHN ROLL and ELIZABETH ___________ married SARAH
eight and youngest child of JAMES CAULDWELL.
They lived and kept
a tavern for many years in SPRINGFIELD, UNION COUNTY, NEW
JERSEY. 9
On July 4th 1795 a number of the inhabitants of
SPRINGFIELD and its vicinity assembled at his house in
celebration of the ninettenth anniversary of the Amer ican
Independence an account of which contained in the issue of July
3th, 1795 of the New Jersey Journal printed at ELIZABETHTOWN is
as f o l l o w s :
''Saturday last being the fourth of July, a number of the
inhabitants of SPRINGFIELD and its vicinity assembled at the
house of ISAAC ROLL, in order to celebrate the nineteenth
ann ivarsary of American Independence. The day was opened by the
display of the Amer ican Flag on the tree of Liberty and a
discharge of 15 guns, at three o'clock they sat down to a dinner
prepared for the occasion, when the following toasts were drank,
accompan ied by a discharge of c a n n o n ------------------------------ .
The day was spent in that harmony and conviviality which
characterize free and happy citizens and at sundown each man
returned to his own vine and fig tree with hearts filled with
gratitude to God and benevolence to m a n ."
ISAAC ROLL is recorded as being the Collector of SPRINGFIELD
TOWNSHIP 1793 - 1801. 2 7 0
7 7 1
His will was probated in 1809"
and he is buried m the
Presbyterian Church ground in SPRINGFIELD, UNION COUNTY, NEW
JERSEY.
269
BIB.
I - p. 349
270
BIB.
23 - p. 365
271
BIB.
5 - p. 112
91
JAMES CAULDWELL father of SARAH wife of ISAAC ROLL, was one of
the earliest„settlers of NEW PROVIDENCE, TURKEY, UNION COUNTY,
NEW J E R S E Y .2 /2
an g îs w j_fe A R Y emigrated from IRELAND about
1732, when his son WILLIAM was six years old and settled on LONG
HILL (NEW PROVIDENCE) on lot #30 addition of the ELISABETHTOWN
lots which he drew.
From traditions among the families his wife
was MARY GASTON sister of the father of IIUGH GASTON of P E A P A C K ,
SOMERSET COUNTY, NEW J E R S E Y . 2 7 3
(For further information regarding their children, the reader is
referred to Vol. XIX page 41, Genealogical Collections, 1665 1800; a manuscript record in the files of the New Jersey
Historical Society, Newark, N.J.).
ISAAC and SARAH CAULDWELL ROLL had
issue:
1001-1
- JOHN
1002-
II
- MARY,
1003
- III
- JAMES
1004
-IV
- ELISABETH, baptised 21st. July 1771,
1005
-V
- A B R A H A M , went West and died there.
1006
- VI
- JACOB C.
1007
- VII
“ CATHERINA, M - ABNER WOODRUFF of SPRINGFIELD,
UNION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY and moved to RED STONE,
FAYETTE COUNTY, PENN.
He was brother to CATY
WOOD U R F F , the wife of Colonel A3 RAH AM WOOD R U F F , of
SPRINGFIELD, UNION COUNTY.
baptised 14, June,
1767, D- Young.
1008 - VIII
1009 - IX
1010
- X
- BETSY
- SALLY,
M — JACOB THOMPSON.
272 BIB.
1 - p.
571;
273 BIB.
1 - p.
68
27 4 BIB.
1 - p.
571;
23 — p . 345
; 23 - pp.
346,
23 ~ P. 345
348
D 274- Young.
92
1011 - JOHN ROLL-5, -1001-,
MA NG ELSE-1) .
(ISAAC-4,
JOHN-3,
PETER-2,
JAN
First child of ISAAC; B- 28th August 1765; D- 1810 aged 45
years;
^ his will is recorded in Book A, Essex County Wills,
pages 343-344, M- 13th December 1785, MARY, B- 21st August 1768,
daughter of JOHN E A R L 2 7 6 of MIDDLEVILLE, ESSEX COUNTY, NEW
J E R S E Y , 2 ' 7 D- at the home of her son WESLEY ROLL in WESTFIELD,
UNION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY, 31st January 1 852 .278
Both are buried
in the old PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ground SPRINGFIELD, NgW J E R S E Y . 2 7 9
She married after JOHN ROLL'S death - JOEL S E A R I N G . 2 u 0
Issue:
- WILLI
, B- 16th. Oct.
1013 - II
- NANCY
•) _
1014 - Ill
- JAMES
1015 - IV
- ISAAC,
ISAAC
1016 - V
- JOHN,
1012
- I
i r.f Vi
m -.-.i-
B- 14th. Oct.
1786 .2 8 1
1 t o o
282
1791.284
B- 14th Oct. 1793, D- 2nd April,
1794.285
275 BIB.
6
27 6 BIB.
123 ~ P* 601;
277 BIB.
1 - P . 349
278 BIB.
6
- P . 50 ; Earl Family Records , Gardner Manuseript
N. J . Historical Society Archives.
273 BIB.
6
- P . 50 ; Ear 1 Family Records, Gardner Manuscript
N.J. Historical Society Archives.
280 BIB.
123 - P* 601
281 BIB.
123 - P* 602
282 BIB.
123
_
P-
283 BIB.
123
_
P • 602
284 BIB.
123 - P*
285 BIB.
123
- P . 50 ; Earl Family Records, Gardner Manuscript
N. J . Historical Society Archives.
_
602
602
P- 602
For the ancestors of Mary Earl, see
Appendice II and III.
93
1017 - V I
- JOHN , B- 11th. July, 1795.
1018 - VII
- LUTHER,
1019 - VIII
- CHARLES,
1020 - I X
- WESLEY
1021 - X
- MARY, referred to as Polly,
B- 21st. Jan. 1804 .2 8 9
1022 - X I
- JACOB, B- 11th, Jan. 1808, removed to AUGUSTA,
RICHMOND COUNTY, GEORGIA.
Was married three times,
hut left no issue.
3- 29th. July,
3-
286 BIB.
123 - p. 602
287 BIB.
123 - p. 602
288 BIB.
123 - p.
289 BIB.
123 - p . 602
602
5 th.
285
1797 , D~ 7th. Aug.1869 .2 8 7
May 1799
.2 8 8
also
in father's
will,
94
1023 - JAMES ROLL-5,
MANGELSE-1)
-1003-,
(ISAAC-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN
Third child of ISAAC and SARAH CAULDWELL ROLL, M- twice:
JOANNA EARL, sister of his brother JOHN'S wife.
Issue:
1st
1024 - I
- JOANNA, M- GEORGE, son of GEORGE FRA2ER, SR. of
WESTFIELD, UNION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY.
2nd. ABBY ,
daughter of BENJAMIN MEEKER.
1025-11
- PHEBE
1026 - Ill
- SALLY
95
1027 - JACOB C. ROLL-5,
MANGELSE-1)
-1006-,
(ISAAC-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2,
JAN
Sixth child of ISAAC and SARAH CAULDWELL ROLL, B~ 4th Apr. 1782
in SPRINGFIELD, UNION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY, D- 25th. Jan. 1849 in
GARDNER TOWNSHIP, SANGAMON COUNTY, ILL., M- in SPRINGFIELD, UNION
COUNTY, NEW JERSEY, 9th Oct. 1810, SARAH, daughter of SAMUEL
PIERSON, B- 23rd. of July 1786 in SPRINGFIELD, UNION COUNTY, NEW
JERSEY, D- 28th January 1361, in GARDNER TOWNSHIP, SANGAMON
COUNTY, ILL.
Issue;
1028 - I
- PIERSON
1029 - II
- CHARLES, B~ 23th August, 1818 in CINCINNATI,
HAMILTON COUNTY, OHIO, D- 21st of June 13 39 in
GARDNER TOWNSHIP, SANGAMON COUNTY, ILL.
In 1313, two years after the birth of his son, PIERSON, JACOB C.
ROLL and his family moved to CINCINNATI, HAMILTON COUNTY, OHIO
where their second child was b o r n . In the summer of 1825, he
loaded a keel boat at that place and with his family and
merchandise star ted down the Oh io River to its m o u t h . Here he
went up the Mississippi River and when he had ascended
about
thirty miles he met with an accident, sinking his boat and
loosing the principal part of his goods.
Securing what he could
from the wreck, he continued to ascend the rivers until he
reached SANGAMON, SANGAMON COUNTY, ILL., on the 10th of October
1825.
At that place and in connection with EBENZER BRIGHAM he
commenced merchandizing and at the same time began to improve
some l a n d . One eighty acre lot whi ch he broke and f enc e d , fo iled
some other man, who was evil disposed and his fences were
destroyed , hay burned and other depredat ions conuni tted . The
parties who were responsible, however, did not continue their
depredations and he enjoyed the land in peace for many years
fViO r o
n f f o r
£.9 0
290 BIB.
7 - pp.
627-628
96
1030 - BETSY ROLL AYERS-5 , -10 09-,
MANGELSE-l)
(ISAAC-4, J OHN -3, P E T E R - 2, JAN
Ninth child of ISAAC AND SARAH CAULDWELL ROLL, M- DANIEL AYRES of
SPRINGFIELD, UNION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY, E- 1873, son of BENJAMIN
AYERS of LONG ISLAND, NEW YORK, who married ELIZABETH, youngest
daughter of JOHN DENMAN, 2nd of NEWTOWN, QUEENS COUNTY, NEW YORK,
who died there in December 1713.
1031 - I
1032
-II
- JAMES, who went to CINCINNATI, HAMILTON COUNTY,
OH 10 and there married.
- ISAAC, M- ELSIE ALLEN, of MILLEVILLK COUNTY,
JERSEY and went to MICHIGAN to live.
NEW
After BETSY'S death, DANIEL AYERS married ABBY DENMAN, daughter
of JACOB by his first wife, and had children:
I
- JACOB DENMAN, M- MARY ANNE DENFER, daughter of
STEPHEN DENFER of FRANCE.
II
- WILLIAM,
III
- ELIZA, B- 1803, M- SAMUEL C., (a tailor) son of
MOSES SMITH, of
SPRINGFIELD, UNION COUNTY, NEW
J E R S E Y , and had children as f o l l o w s :
married PHEBE BEDELL,
of NEW VERNON.
I
- MARY ELIZABETH, M~ WILLIAM WADE.
II
- EMMA
III
- HENRY C.
IV
~ PHEBE, M- JACOB,
THOMPSON.
son of MOSES,
V
- DANIEL,
VI
- M A R I A H , M- NATHAN ROBINS,
YORK .
VII
- BENJAMIN,
son of HEZERIAH
D- age nine years.
and went to OSWEGO,
NEW
D- in youth.
NOTE:
JACOB DENMAN'S 2nd, wife was ELIZABETH, daughter of ROBERT
CAULDWELL.
97
1033 - WILLIAM R OL L - 6 , -1012-,
JAN M ANG ELSE-1)
(JOHN-5,
ISAAC-4, JOHN-3,
PETER-2,
First child of JOHN and MARY EARL ROLL, E- 1.6 Oct. 1786 in
SPRING IF LED , UNION C O U N T Y , NEK JERSEY, D- 11 Aug. 1844 in
SANGAMON COUNTY, ILLINOIS, M- 9 Feb. 1809 in GREEN VILLAGE,
MORRIS COUNTY, HEW JERSEY.
Mary, B- 18 Feb. 1793, daughter of
JOHN and MARY (WARD) EDDY of GREEN VILLAGE, MORRIS COUNTY, NEW
JERSEY,
In 1896 MARY EDDY ROLL resided with her daughter NANCY
ROLL RIGGINS in MASON CITY, MASON COUNTY, I LL I N O I S . 2 ^ 1
Issue:
1034 - I
- ANN PIERSON ROLL who M- ALFRED RILEY.
I
- WILLIAM RILEY
II
- LUTHER RILEY
III
- HARRIET RILEY
IV
- CHILD who D- y o u n g .
Children;
1035 - II
“ PHEBE LINDSLEY ROLL who M- THOMAS S. EDWARDS.
1036 - Ill
- JOHN EDDY ROLL who M- HARRIET VANDYKE.
T
- WILLIAM V. ROLL
II
- FRANK P. ROLL
III
- JOHN L. ROLL
Children
1037 - IV
- MARY CAROLINE ROLL who M- JOHN B A G B Y .
1038 - V
- ELIZABETH WARD ROLL who M- ISAAC H. SMITH.
Ch ildren;
1039
- VI
T_
u
~ WILLIAM SMITH who M- ESTHER R. BROKAW.
II
- JOHN SMITH who D- in childhood.
III
- ELIZA P. SMITH who M- GEORGE E. MOTT.
IV
- JAMES SMITH
V
- EDWARD SMITH
- WILLIAM EDDY ROLL
291 BIB.
7 - p. 627
(twin to SAR AH ) who died young
98
1040 - VII
SARAH CROWELL ROLL who M- WILLIAM P. SHORT and had
seven children, all of whom died young.
1041 - VIII - JAMES M. ROLL
1042 - IX
- NANCY EARL ROLL who M- JEREMIAH RIGGINS who had
five children.
1043
- ALPHEUS PIERSON ROLL who M- (1) MARY EVAN MOSLANDER
and (2) CORDELIA ALVARETTA MOSLANDER, widow of MR.
THOMPSON.
WILLIAM ROLL, first engaged in school teaching in GREEN VILLAGE,
MORRIS COUNTY, NEW JERSEY, but after his ninth child was born,
moved with his family to SANGAMON COUNTY, ILLINOIS, first
arriving on the 7th of June 1.3 3 0 at the home of his uncle JACOB
C . ROLL near the town of S A N G A M O N , SA NGAMON COUNTY, ILLINOIS.
A
few weeks later he moved with his family into town where ALPHEUS
PIERSON ROLL was born.
99
1044 - NANCY ROLL ROBERTSON- 6 , -1013-,
PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
(JOHN-5,
ISAAC-4,
JOHN-3,
Second child of JOHN and MARY EARL ROLL, and named in her
father's will.
B- Ififch October 1788 , D- 9th May 1819, 14- 13th.
Nov. 1803, W I L L I A M , 2 9 2 son of WILLIAM ROBERTSON (sometimes called
ROBINSON) the "Father of METHODISM" of NEW PROVIDENCE (STONY
MILL) UNION COUNTY, MEW J E R S E Y . 2 9 3
Issue:
1045-1
- JOHN
1046-11
- JAMES
1047 - III
- ISAAC,
1048 - IV
- CAROLINE, B~ 1stJanuary
1810, D- 16 th April 1897,
M- twice, 1st to OLIVER ROWLAND, no issue.
Second,
WILLIAM W . M A W B E Y , formerly of BEDFORDSHIRE,
ENGLAND.
B- 18th Nov. 1807, D- 22nd Oct. 1870.
They lived in WOODBRIDGE, MIDDLESEX COUNTY, NEW
J E R S E Y , where their children were born and where
they and their children (except WILLIAM H.) are
buried in the family plot in the EPISCOPAL
CEMETERY.
Issue:
I
D- 18 years
old, unmarried.
- CAROLINE VICTORIA, B- Oct. 1338, (in 1914
was still living), M~ ALBERT D. B R O W N , 2 9 4 B29th Oct. 1829, D- 5th May 1904.
They lived
in WOODBRIDGE MIDDLESEX COUNTY, NEW JERSEY,
where all their children were born.
Issue:
T
- WILLIAM MAWBEY (twin with D A V I D ) , MMINNIE HALLECK.
Issue:
I
- WILLIAM HALLECK
- DAVID ALBERT,
in 1914 UM.
292 BIB.
116
P • 33
29 3 BIB . 23 - pp.
344 , 38 9
294 BIB . 23 f P * 344,
38 9
(twin with WILLIAM M.)
100
III
IV
- CHARLES ROBERTSON, M- MARY ADELADE
VALENTINE.
I ssu e:
I
- VALENTINE
II
- VICTORIA ADELADE
III
- FLORENCE MAY
- GEORGS HENRY, M- ELIZABETH HADDEN
GARDNER, daughter of CHARLES HENRY
and MARY GILMORE (BARREN) GARDNER.
Issue:
I
— ALFRED WAITH
II
- GRACE VICTORIA
III
- JOHN HENRY
GEORGE FREDERICK
IV
V
- HOWARD GARDNER
ARTHUR GRANT,
VI
II
- FREDERICK VICTOR,
UM.
D- 23 years old,
- WILLIAM H., B- 21st August 1839, D~ 4th
March 1882, M- ELIZABETH T A P P E N , B- 23rd
April 1840, D- 3rd November 1868.
He and
his wife and child are buried in the
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH YARD, W O O D B R I D G E ,
MIDDLESEX COUNTY, NEW JERSEY.
Issue:
I
III
in 1914 U
- WILLIAM TAPPEN,
- WESLEY ROBERTSON,
20th March 1841.
died
in childhood.
B- 16th Sept.
1840, D~
IV
- ALFRED WALLER,
March 1342.
B- 7th February 1842,
D- 26th
V
- MARGARET EMMA,
March 1843.
B- 7th March 1843, D~ 30th
VI
- C. FREDERICK, B- 16th June 1844, D- 2nd July
1876 at JACKSONVILLE, FLA.
101
1049 - V
- WESLEY , B- 1811, D- 2nd November 1869, M- MARGARET
THOWELL WORTH, B- 1809, D- 17th Dec. 1880, daughter
of TILLMAN and RUTH (THOWELL?) WORTH of RAHWAY,
UNION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY.
He was a Methodist
minister, and with his wife is buried in the MOUNT
PLEASANT CEMETERY, NEWARK, ESSEX COUNTY, NEW
JERSEY.
issue;
- DAUGHTER
102
1050 - JAMES ROLL- 6 , -1014-,
JAN MANGELSE-1}
(JOHN-5,
ISAAC-4, JOHN-3,
PETER-2,
Third child of JOHN and MARY EARL ROLL, B- 10th Oct. 1789, Mth re e times: 1st MA R Y , daughter of ABRAH AM C L A R K , o f MON R O E ,
MORRIS COUNTY, NEW JERSEY.
During his life he lived near
MADISON, MORRIS COUNTY, NEW JERSEY.
Issue:
1051 - I
- JOHN, D- in 22nd year.
2nd wife JULIA, daughter of JACOB,
MONROE, MORRIS COUNTY, NEW JERSEY.
son of ABRAHAM SHIPMAN of
1052 - II
- JAMES MADISON, drowned on his way to ILLINOIS,
2 1 years.
1053
- III
- STEPHEN BUCKLEY, M-
1054
- IV
- CHANCELLOR LIVINGSTON,
1055
-V
- PHILELLA HICKS, twin sister to CHANCELLOR
LIVINGSTON, M- WILLIAM LANG of PLAINFIELD,
COUNTY, NEW JERSEY.
1056 - V I
- HENRIETTA
1057 - VII
-MANNING RUTAN
age
M-
3rd w if e was CH A RITY H EDGE S , no issue.
UNION
103
10 58 - ISAAC ROLL-6 , -1015-,
JAN M A NGelse-1}
(JOHN-5,
ISAAC-4, J01IN-3, PETER-2,
Fourth child of JOHN and MARY EARL ROLL, B- in SPRINGFIELD, UNION
COUNTY, NEW JERSEY, 14th October, 1791, D- 14th Sept. 1853 , 14tv;ice, 1st, REBECCA, 3- 1793, D- 25th December 1836, daughter of
J AMES HIGGINS.
Is s u e :
1059 - I
HANNAH ELIZA, M- DAV ID J . son of BENJAMIN CRA N E . 2 9
1060 - II
JAMES HIGGINS
1061 - III
MARY EARL, M- twice, 1st OLIVER DE CAMP, second,
29o Qf
PHILEMON, son of PHILEMON DICKERSON, ESQ.""^
SPRINGFIELD, UNION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY.
106:
- ELLEN, M- JOHN, also son of PHILEMON D I C K E R S O N , 2 9 7
Of SPRINGFIELD, UNION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY.
IV
1063 - V
- JOHN
1064 - VI
- NANCY JANE, M- ISAAC, son of CALEB BEOKAW,
BROOK, SOMERSET COUNTY, NEW JERSEY.
1065 - VII
- DAVID ELMER
BIB.
96 BIB.
9Q7
5
BIB.
869
of BOUND
p. 514; Vol. II, Crane Genealogy by Ellery
Be c k n e 11 Crane, Worcester, M a s s . 1900
for de s c e n d a n t s .
- In the official register of the Officers and Men
of New Jersey in the Revolutionary War, by
William S. Stryker, Adjudant General, published
in Trenton, N.J. 1872, pages 338 and 349,
Philemon D i c k e r s o n ’s record is shown as follows:
Major General Commanding State Militia,
October 19th 1775; resigned February 15, 1777,
Major General Militia June 6 , 1777.
- In the official register of the Officers and Men
of Nev; Jersey in the Revolutionary War, by
William S. Stryker, Adjudant General, published
in Trenton, N.J. 1872, pages 338 and 349,
Philemon D i c k e r s o n ’s record is shown as follows:
Major General Command ing State M ilitia,
October 19th 1775; resigned February 15, 1777,
Major General Militia June 6 , 19777.
10 4
2 nd wife
MARY CLARK, widow of HENRY STITES,
F A N W O O D , UNION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY. No issue.
of SCOTH PLAINS , now
105
1066 - JOHN ROLL-6, -1017-,
JAN M A N G E L S E - 1)
(JOHN-5,
ISAAC-4, JOHN-3,
PETER-2,
Sixth child and second son named JOHN of JOHN and MARY EARL ROLL,
B- 11th July, 1795, M- 20th May 1813, PHEBE, daughter of JOSEPH
SUTTON, of HA C K E T T S T O W N , WARREN COUNTY, NEW JERSEY.
He lived in
NEWARK, ESSEX COUNTY, NEW JERSEY.
Issue:
1067 - I
- JACOB
1063 - II
~ JOSEPH
1069 - Ill
- LUTHER
1070 - IV
- ARCHIBALD
1071 - v
- GEORGE VAN
107 2 - VI
- ALBERT
106
1073 “ LUTHER ROLL-6 , -1018-,
JAN M A N G E L S E - 1)
(JOHN-5,
ISAAC-4, JOHN-3,
PETER-2,
Seventh child of JOHN and MARY EARL ROLL, B- 29th July 1797, Mtwice, 1st SUSANNAH ELIZA TORRANCE, 6 th November 1027 in
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, SOUTH CAROLINA, 2nd ELIZABETH JOHNSTON EARL
BRANT, 16th August 1849 in AUGUSTA, RICHMOND COUNTY, {JEORGIA, who
was born 3rd January 1805, married first JACOB BRANT."
The
second marriage took place in his late life just before which he
had moved from New Jersey tc AUGUSTA, RICHMOND COUNTY, where for
a long time he was in the carriage business on Washington Street.
After the war, he and his wife returned NORTH, settling in
NEWARK, ESSEX COUNTY, NEW J E R S E Y , where they both lived at the
time of their death.
LUTHER ROLL, D~ 7th August 1869, age 72
years and 9 days, and his wife ELISABETH J. EARL, (daughter of
EDWARD EARL and PHEBE) D- 9th April 1884, age 79 years 3 months
and 6 days*
Both are buried in the CONNETICUT FARMS (now UNION)
CEMETERY, UNION COUNTY, NEW J E R S E Y . 2 9 9
Issue by his first wife:
10 7 4
T
X
- WILLIAM AUGUSTUS
10 7 5 - II
- MARY FRANCES
1076 - Ill
- LUTHER CLAYTON
1077 - IV
- EMILY ELIZABETH
1078 - V
- SARAH ANN
1079 - VI
- TORRANCE CLAY
1080 - VII
- ROBERT TORRANCE,
a very young age
298
BIB.
123 - p. 601
299
BIB.
124 - p.
61
107
ROLL GENEALOGY ~ NEW JERSEY
1031 - CHARLES ROLL-6 , -1019-,
JAN M A N G E L S E - 1}
(JOHN-5, ISAAC-4, JOHN-3,
Eighth child of JOHN and MARY EARL R O L L , B- 5th May,
twice, 1st
PHEBE, daughter of ENOCH T E R R I L L .Issue:
1082 - I
1083-11
PETER-2,
1799 , M-
- ALBERT
- JAMES HENRY, D- six years old.
1034 - III
- ANN ELIZA, M- ___________ STURTEVANT and lived in
PLAINFIELD, NEW JERSEY.
1035 - IV
- CECELIA, M- 1st MILES LAFORGE,
ROSSETTA .
2nd
2nd, NANCY, a daughter of ANDREW, and SUSANNAH DENMAN CORY of
WESTFIELD, UNION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY, who was a daughter of JOHN
DENHAM, 3rd of WESTFIELD, UNION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY, who was the
eldest son of JOHN, 2nd of NEWTON QUEENS COUNTY, LONG ISLAND, who
was eldest son of JOHN 1st of DORCHESTER, SUFFOLK COUNTY,
MASSACHUSETTS .
1086 - V
- MARY SARAH, M- JOHN TEN EYCK.
She died March,
17th, 1926 in PLAINFIELD, UNION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY
During the month of November, prior to her death,
the following article appeared in a local paper in
PLAINFIELD.
"In an interview Saturday at the age of eighttwo and with a clear memory, excellent hearing and
eyesight, Mrs. Mary Ten Eycke of 18 Elm Place,
related some of her early recollections of
Plainfield, where she has always lived.
The
changes in this city today, from the Plainfield of
her girlhood days, make it seem like another town.
Mrs. Ten Eyck was the daughter of Charles Roll, and
was born near the old Jackson Schooihouse,
108
over the Plainfield line in Fanwood near the
Netherwood section on Terrill Road.
Her fa th e r ’s
first wife was Miss Terrill, whose family name is
still perpetuated in the name of Terrill Road, the
boundary line of Plainfield and Fanwood T o w n s h i p .
Her father Charles Roll, was a native of
Springfield, N.J., and came to Plainfield in 1829
the year Jackson School was built.
The name was
given the school in honor of "Old H i c k o r y " , Andrew
Jackson, the Democratic war horse who took his
office the first time for president, March 4 of
that year,
M r s . Ten Eyck is the last survivor of eight
children.
She grew up in the neighborhood of the
Jackson School, and acquired her education there,
along with several who later made names for
themseIves in the big outer w o r I d . Among her
schoolmates she recalls the children of Hand and
Doane Families, who remained here the rest of their
l i v e s . Also a schoolmate of hers was Aaron Lines ,
who is now living at Riverside, California at the
age of 88 y e a r s .
In 1866 the family moved from the old
homestead to peace Street, now Watchung Avenue and
located their home where the Elks' Club house now
is.
Theirs was one of the old homesteads torn down
for a site of the Elks' Club in 1905.
Mrs. Ten
Eyck was married in this old homes tead . The f a mi1y
owned a property nearly across the street at 127
Watchung Avenue and moved to it when the old
homestead was sold, and remained there until five
years ago when Mrs. Ten Eyck and her niece and
nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore J. Mason, Jr., moved
to their present home 18 Elm P l a c e ,"
1087
- VI
- PARKHURST CORY, D-
1088
- VII
- LUCY JANE
1089
-VIII
-__________
a
in an Asylum.
son died
in infancy.
110
1090 - WESLEY ROLL-6 , -1020-,
JAN MANGELSE-1)
(JOHN-5,
ISAAC-4, JOHN-3,
PETER-2,
Ninth child of JOHN and MARY EARL ROLL, B- 10th October 1801,
)- 3rd October 1855 ,
SPRINGFIELD, UNION COUNTY, NSW JERSEY
WESTFIELD, UNION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY,
- FRIEND'S CEMETERY,
_ O trt-U
1 OO A 300
PLAINFIELD, UNION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY,
A N N , 3 0 1 only child of JONATHAN and EL
SCOTCH PLAINS, UNION COUNTY, NEW JERS:
4th May, 1872 in NEWARK, ESSEX COUNTY
in F R I E N D ’S CEMETERY, PLAINFIELD, U N P
Issue :
1091 - I
- ELIZA JANE
1092 - II
- MARTIN LUTHER
1093 - III
- JONATHAN SMITH
109 4 - IV
_ MARY
1095 - V
- WILLIAM HENRY
1096 - VI
- ECCELLANN
1097 - VII
_ ALMIRA
LOUISA
SUSAN
1098 - VIII - JACOB EARL
“ SARAH EMILY
1099 - IX
“ JOHN JAMES, D- U M , BD- :
PLAINFIELD, UNION COUNT'
1100
- X
1101
- XI
_
1102
- XII
- CHARLES WESLEY
1103 - XIII
JOSEPHINE,
— ANNA
D- 2 years o
ELIZABETH
WESLEY ROLL was a farmer by vocation and lived on the old SMITH
homestead lying on the old SPRINGFIELD ROAD, between SPRINGFIELD
and SCOTCH PLAINS.
The property passed out of the possession of
the family in the early seventies and is now the well known "Cook
F a r m " . The original house in which his wife and his children
BIB.
87 - Marriage records old ’Westfield Church.
BIB.
- For ancestry of Ann Smith,
see Appendix IV.
Ill
pr ior to CHARLES W. were b o r n , was torn down and the present one
erected during the life of WESLEY ROLL.
The latter house is also
the birthplace of ANNA MARY ROLL WILSON, the only grandchild born
in the old h o m e s t e a d .
His land is intersected by the boundary line between FANWOOD an d
WESTFIELD T O W N S H I P S . 3 0 2
302 BIB.
23 - p. 411
112
Dur ing his life, WESLEY ROLL owned and wor ked negro slaves, one
of whom was known as HENRY VANDERVEER, who just previous to the
Civil War, ran away to ELIZABETHTOWN, but as the great question
of abolition was then at its height, no effort was made to
reclaim him.
One of the latter*s descendants of the same name
was for a long time a truckman in ELIZABETH, N.J.
WESLEY ROLL dur ing^ his
wh i ch name
1 A O life was also known as V E S L E Y ,
*
he used m his wi 1 1 ,
303 BIB.
38 - p. 465
1104 - MARY ROLL-CAMP-ROLL- 6 , -1021-,
(JOHN-5,
Tenth child of JOHN and MARY EARL ROLL,
twice, 1st DAVID C A M P . Issue:
B- 21st January 1804,
1105-1
- DAVID WHEELER CAMP
1106 - II
- CAROLINE CAMP, D- six years old.
2nd, CHARLES her cousin,
ABRAHAM.
(See #3106)
1107
- III
- MARY AUGUSTA
ROLL
1108
- IV
- CAROLINE VIRGINIA ROLL
1109
-V
- CHARLES ROLL
1110
- VI
- SIDNEY ROLL
ISAAC-4, JOHN-3
son of PETER ROLL,
son of
1111 - PHEBE ROLL BALDWIN - 6 , -102 5-,
P E T E R - 2 , JAN MANGELSE-l)
(JAMES-5, ISAAC-4, JOHN-
First child of JAMES and A33BY MEEKER ROLL r M~ C L A R K , son of
STEPHEN BALDWIN of C H E A P S I D E . Issue:
112
- I
- SARAH
113 - II
- EMILY
114 - Ill
- MAR IAH
115 - IV
- ABBY
115 - V
- STEPHEN
115
1117 - SALLY ROLL SMITH-6 , -1026-,
PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE-1}
(JAMES-5, ISAAC-4, JOHN-3 ,
Second child of JAMES and ABBY MEEKER ROLL , M- W A L T E R , son of
WILLIAM . SMITH of SPRINGFIELD, UNION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY.
Issue:
1118 - I
- MARY A.
1119 - II
- ABBY L.
1120
-
III
- EDWARD C.
1121
-
IV
- ALBERT
1122 - V
- ELLEN
116
1123 - PIERSON ROLL-6 , -1028-, {JACOB C.-5,
PETER-2 , JAN MAN GELSE-1)
ISAAC-4f JOHN-3 ,
First child of JACOB C. and SARAH PIERSON R O L L , B- 31st July,
1811
in SPRINGFIELD, UNION C O U N T Y , NEW JERSEY.
M- twice, 1st
12th
October 1837 inSANGAMON COUNTY, ILL., RACHEL CARMEN, B~
19thFebruary 1814 in NEW YORK or
PENNSYLVANIA, D- 19th October
1841.
PIERSON ROLL and his family in 1876 lived in SANGAMON
C O U N T Y , ILL., north of the SAGAMON RIVER and about six miles
Mort-West of SPRINGFIELD, SANGAMON COUNTY, ILL., where all his
children were born, ^
Issue:
112 4
AMELIA II.
_L
MARY M.
1125 ~ II
2 nd
,
8
th May 1845, CATHERINE SPENCER.
1126 " 1
D- y o u n g .
1127 - II
D- y o u n g .
1128 - I I I
- D- y o u n g .
1129 - IV
D- young.
1130 - V
MARGARET A.
1131 - VI
SARAH P.
1132 - VII
- JACOB C., UM-
in 1876,
lives with parents.
1133 - VIII - JAMES B , r UM-
in 1876,
lives with parents.
1134 - IX
PHEBE D., M- 18th January 1876 JOHN E. ROLL
#126 5) .
1135 - X
ROMOLD, UM-
1136 - X I
JUDY,
1137 - X 1 1
in 1876,
UM- in 1876,
- WILLIAM N., UM-
1138 - XIII - JOHN S.
304 BIB.
7 - p. 627
lives with parents.
lives with parents.
in 1876,
lives with parents.
(See
117
1139 * ANNE P. ROLL RILEY-7 , -1034-, (WILLIAM- 6 , JOIIN-5,
J O H N -3, P ETER-2, JAN MANGELSE-l)
ISAAC-4,
First child of WILLIAM and MARY EDDY ROLL, B~ 11th August 1810,
M- in SANGAMON COUNTY, ILL., ALFRED RILEY, who was run over by a
train in the streets of SPRINGFIELD, ILL., and after two days of
suffering died, 23rd November 1870.
In 1876 his widow was living
in SPRINGFIELD, SANGAMON COUNTY, I L L . 3 0 5
Issue:
1140
-I
- WILLIAM, B- 11th April 1335, M- (and
in SPRINGFIELD, SAGAMON COUNTY, ILL.
1141
- II
- LUTHER,
1142
- III
- HARRIETT, UM- ditto with her mother.
1143
- IV
-____________ , died aged 15 years .
30 D BIB.
in 1876)
B- 10th October 1336, M- ditto.
7 - p. 628
lives
118
1144 - PHEBE L. ROLL EDWARDS-7, -1035-, (WILLIAM- 6 , JOHN-5,
ISAAC-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
Second child of WILLIAM and MARY EDDY ROLL, B- 1st March 1812, MTHOMAS S. EDWARDS who died in BUREAU COUNTY, ILL.
In 1876 she
lives with her brother, JOHN E. ROLL (#1145).
119
1145 - JOHN E. R OLL -7 , -1036-, (WILLIAM- 6 , JOIIN-5,
3, PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
ISAAC-4, JOHN-
Third child of WILLIAM and MARY EDDY ROLL, B- 9th June 1814, M31st Jan. 1339, HARRIET VAN DYKE, B- 29th January 1815 in NEW
YORK CITY.
Issue:
1146 - I
- WILLIAM V., B-
6
th
Nov. 1839.
1147 - II
- FRANK P.,
B- 7th March
1852.
1148 - III
- JOHN L., B- 25th June 1854.
In coming from NEW JERSEY in 1830 to ILLINOIS, JOHN E. ROLL with
CLAWSON LACY and ALFRED RILEY, walked from ST. LOUIS to SANGAMON
COUNTY, ILL.
While the family lived in SANGAMO, SANGAMON COUNTY, ILL., ABRAHAM
LINCOLN built the boat spoken of in his biography for which JOHN
E. ROLL made the pins with which the boat was fastened together.
The boat was begun during March 1331 just as the deep snows went
off.
They made a canoe to go with it as a yawl and JOHN SEAMAN
and WALTER
CARMAN got into it to
take the first ride.It upset
with them and floated away while they took refuge
in a tree.
LINCGLN saved them by swiraming to the tree with alog, to which a
rope was attached and after getting ail on, those on shore drew
it in.
JOHN E .
but for
dealing
his own
ROLL learned the trade of a plasterer and brick mason,
thirty years followed the buisiness of building' and
in Pveal Estate, having built about one hundred housed on
account in SPRINGFIELD, SANGAMON COUNTY, ILL.
He had been in the boot and shoe trade for seventeen years and in
1876 he and his family resided in SPRINGFIELD, SANGAMON COUNTY,
I L L . 306
305 BIB.
7 - p. 628
120
1149 - MAY CAROLINE ROLL 3AGBY-7 , -1037-, (WILLIAM- 6 , JOHN-5,
ISAAC-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE-.!)
Fourth child of WILLIAM and MARY EDDY ROLL, B- 29th November
1816, M- in SANGAMON COUNTY, ILL., 2nd May 1§40, JOHN B A G B Y .
1836 they resided near MARION CENTRE, K A S . 7
Issue:
1150 - I
1151 - II
1152 - III
1153 ~ IV
307 BIB.
7 - p.
628
In
121
1154 - ELIZABETH W. ROLL SMITH-7, -1038-, (WILLIAM- 6 , JOHN-5,
ISAAC-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAM MA NGELSE-1}
Fifth child of WILLIAM and MARY EDDY ROLL, B- 22nd April 1819, Min SANGAMON COUNTY, ILL., ISAAC H. SMITH, born either in North or
South Carolina and who died in 1851 in SPRINGFIELD, SANGAMON
COUNTY, I L L . where (in 18 76) his widow r e s i d e s A ^
Issue;
1155 -
1
- WILLIAM
1156 - II
- JOHN,
1157 - Ill
- ELIZA P *
1158 - IV
- JAMES, in 1876 resides
COUNTY, ILL.
1159 - V
- E D W A R D , in 1876 resides
C O U N T Y , ILL .
308 BIB.
killed by train in c h i l d h o o d .
7 - p, 628
in SPRINGFIELD,
in SPRINGFIELD,
SANGAMON
SANGAMON
122
116 0 - SARAH ROLL SHORT-7 , ~ 1040- , (WILLIAM-6, J O H N - 5, ISAAC-4,
J O H N -3 f PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE-1}
Seventh child of WILLIAM and MARY EDDY ROLL, and tv;in sister
WILLIAM, B- 19th August 1822, M- in SANGAMON COUNTY, ILL.,
WILLIAM P. SHORT.
In 1376 he and his family resided near
T E H E R A N , MASON COUNTY, I L L . 3 0 9
Issue:
1161-1
- WILL I A M , died in Union A r m y .
1162 - II
1163 - III
1164 - IV
1165 - V
1166 - VI
1167 - VII
309 BIB.
7 - p. 628
to
123
116 8 “ NANCY ROLL RIGGINS-7, -104 2-, {WILLIAM-6, JOHN-5, ISAAC-4,
JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
Ninth child of WILLIAM and MARY EDDY ROLL, B- 13th March 1828, Min SANGAMON COUNTY, ILL., JEREMIAH RIGGINS, and (in 1876) resides
in MASON CITY, MASON COUNTY, ILL. 1 0
Issue:
1169 - I
1170 - II
1171 - III
1172 - IV
1173 - V
310 BIB.
7 - p.
628
124
1174 - ALPHEUS P. ROLL-7, -1043-, (WILLIAM-6, JOHN-5,
JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN MANGELS E-1)
ISAAC-4,
Tenth child of W I L L I A M and MARY EDDY ROLL, B- 17 Sept. 1830 in
SANGAMON, SAGAMON COUNTY, ILLINOIS, D- 25 Feb. 1908 in MASON
COUNTY, ILLINOIS, M- (1) M A R Y EVAN MOSLANDER, who was the m o ther
of all of his c h i l d r e n and the daughter of JAMES and E L I Z A B E T H __
_________ MOSLANDER, 6 April 1850, and M- (2) CO R D E L I A A L V A R E T T A
MOSLANDER, w i d o w of MR. THOMPSON and da u g h t e r of THOMAS and
M A R T H A CASE MOSLANDER, in 1898 in M A SON CITY, M A SON COUNTY,
ILLINOIS.
Issue:
1175
-I
- L E O N O R A GIBNEY ROLL who
1176
- II
- JAMES
1177
- III
- JOHN EDDY ROLL who M- (1) PHEBE D. ROLL, daughter
of PIERSON ROLL, they h a d two chi l d r e n b e fore she
died in 1782.
Issue:
M U LFORD ROLL who
died young.
died young.
I
- NELLIE ROLL who
M- J.M.
II
- J O S EPHINE ROLL who
CHICAGO.
P U RCELL of CHICAGO.
M- A L D O L P H BUENNEKE
of
(2) CATHERINE THEOBALD (SCHUSTER), w i dow of MR.
SC H U S T E R who had two c h i l d r e n before she died in 27
N o v . 19 3 3.
Is s u e :
I
II
- ROY L. ROLL who M- N E L L I E CLAFTON
two infants who died young.
- LILLIAN ROLL who Mdaughter:
I
1178
- IV
-
CHARLES
KATHRYN who M-
- ROSIE who M- MR.
II
- EARL PIERSON P E T ERSON
CORBIN and ha d a
.
- M A R Y E L I ZABETH ROLL who M- W I L L I A M
Issue:
I
and had
PETERSON.
HAWKES.
NOTE: The family of Alpheus Pierson Roll c o n s i s t e d of three more
c h i l d r e n than W i l s o n included in his manuscript.
M a r g u e r i t e Roll
has given the three a dditional as:
1178A-
V
ROSA R.
ROLL who
died young.
125
1178B-
VI
- CHARLES
H E NRY ROLL who M-
EVA HOWELL.
1178C-
VII
- SIDNEY RACKET ROLL who M- M A R G A R E T
JOHN EDDY ROLL-8, -1177- , M- PHEBE D. ROLL,
h ad two children before she died in 1782.
NE L L I E ROLL who M- J.M.
He M- (2) CATHERINE THEOBALD (SCHUSTER)
before she died, 27 Nov. 1933.
ROY L. ROLL who M- N E L L I E
died young.
CHARLES H E NRY ROLL-8,
children.
G LENN ROLL who
18 Jan.
1876.
They
P U R CELL of Chicago.
J O S E P H I N E ROLL who M- A D O L P H BUENNEKE
L I L L I A N ROLL who MK A T H R Y N who M - .
E L S B E R R Y HURLEY.
who h ad
CLAFTON and h ad
CHARLES
-1178B-,
of Chicago.
M-
two c h i l d r e n
two
infants
who
CORBIN and h ad a daughter,
EVA H O W E L L and ha d
two
died young.
L ENA ROLL who M-
FRANK M E H A N .
SIDNEY R A C K E T ROLL-8, -1178C-, M- MARGARET (MAGGIE) E L S BERRY
HURLEY, 27 Nov. 1890 at Teheran, Illinois.
She was the daughter
of JAMES I. and EMMA J. RIGGS HURLEY, B- 17 Feb. 1870, D- 28 July
1948.
He was B- 19 Mar. 1866, D- 11 Dec. 1936 in Salt Creek
t o w n s h i p , Mas on c o u n t y , Illinois on the family h o m e s t e a d near
Easton, Illinois.
R A LPH
PIERSON ROLL who M- MILDRED LOUISE KOCH.
D E LLA MAE ROLL who M- W I L L I A M ELMER
D- 1987.
RAY H A R O L D ROLL who M-
SHANKLIN,
26 Aug.
1926,
SHARLINE WATSON.
O R V I L L E HOWARD ROLL who M- LUCILLE PAPINEAU.
GUY SIDNEY ROLL who
died young.
LYLE CHARLES ROLL who M- (1) MARTHA A N G E L A BARRETT,
in 1970, and M- (2) M A R G U E R I T E ANNE S W A L L E N .
who
JOHN W I L B U R ROLL who ML. RENO.
EILEEN
(1) HELEN FORBES
and M-
(2)
died
126
ROLL G E N E A L O G Y
- NEW J E R S E Y
Ch i l d r e n of SIDNEY RACKET ROLL:
RALPH P I E R S O N ROLL-9,
LOUISE KOCH.
B-
1 Oct.
L O U I S E M A R G A R E T ROLL-10,
JAMES
Force
1891,
who
D-
12 June
1969,
M - MILDRED
died young.
EDWARD R O L L -10, who was a first 1 ieutenant
and died in Italy during W o rld War II.
in the Air
RAY H A R O L D ROLL-9, B- 16 Jun. 1900, D- 26 Aug. 1969, M- 21 Nov.
1938 SH A R L I N E WATSON, daughter of JOHN and M A B E L WATSON.
S H I R L E Y RAE ROLL-10 who M-
BRUCE
BARROW.
JOHN L I N D E N ROLL-10 who M-
SARAH ANN
STAACK.
J A N I C E LEE ROLL-10.
ORVILLE H O W A R D ROLL-9,
1927 L U C I L L E PAPINEAU.
B-
7 Nov.
1901,
D-
28 Jan.
1968,
M-
6 Jun.
A<ioST>AJ0
BE T T Y JEAN ROLL-10 who M- & & & 5 R9 FERRI,
B A R B A R A R O LL-10 who M-
(1)
M-
(2) G E O R G E DAFNIS.
JOHN W I L B U R ROLL-9, B- 13 Jul. 1910, D- 21Nov. 1971,
M- (1)
HELEN FORBES and M- (2) EILEEN L. RENO. All
of his daughters
were by the first wife.
PEGGY R O L L who
M- _____ WILSON.
C A ROL R O L L who
M- _____ MCCONNELL.
B O N N I E R O L L who M- DALE ROWLEE.
J A NET R O L L who M-
(1) „
GROOM and M-
(2)
IRA JOHN
CREE.
JOHN L I N D E N ROLL-10, (RAY-9, SIDNEY-8, ALPHEUS-7, WILLIAM-6,
JOHN-5, ISAAC-4, JOHN-3, PIETER-2, JAN M A N G E L S E N -1) , B- 8 Jan.
1948, M- SARAH ANN STAACK, da u g h t e r of JULIUS A R T H U R and
E L I Z A B E T H SOHNER STAACK 18 May 1974.
EMMA E L I Z A B E T H ROLL,
B-
M A R I A N M A R G U E R I T E ROLL,
D E L L A K A T H R Y N ROLL,
B-
5 Mar.
B-
1976,
16 Aug.
14 Aug.
1977.
1979.
127
U CO
1187 - DAVID ELMER RO LL- 7, -106 5-, (ISAAC-6, J O H N - 5, ISAAC-4,
JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN MA NG ELSE-1)
eventh child of ISAAC and REBECCA HIGGINS ROLL.
ec. 1909 in SPRINGFIELD, ILL.
Issue:
1183 -
- ISAAC ELMER,
residing
in Dec.
1909
Residing
in
in CHICAGO,
ILL.
128
1189 - SARAH ANN ROLL W AV E R - 7, -1078-, (LUTHER- 6 , JO H N - 5, ISAAC4, JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAM MAN GELSE-1)
Fifth child of LUTHER and SUSANNAH ELIZA TORRANCE ROLL, MALEXANDSR H. WAVER of SAVANNAH, CHATHAM COUNTY, GEORGIA.
Has
lived in State of FLORIDA over thrity years.
In 1912 residence
address is 32 West Monroe Street, JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA.
Issue:
1190 - I
- ALBERTA
1191-11
- ALICE I-I.
1192 - Ill
- LUTHER R,
129
119 3 - ALBERT R O L L - 7 / -1082-, {CHARLES-6,
JOHN-5,
ISAAC-4, JOHN-
First child of CHARLES and his first wife PHEBE TERRILL ROLL.
one time ALBERT ROL 3^ was Postmaster at SOUTH AMBOY, MIDDLESEX
COUNTY, NEW J E R S E Y . J 1 2
M- ELISABETH N.
. He died
3/23/1893.313
Issue:
1194 - I
- MILTON N., in 1909 Editor of the "Citizen" SOUTH
AMBOY, MIDDLESEX COUNTY, N.J.
1195 - II
- CELIA A., wife of AMI.
1196 - III
3ERGAN.
- EDITH S., wife of C.J. BERGAN.
312
BIB.
23 - p. 329
333
BIB.
228 - New Jersey Equity Reports
At
130
ROLL GENEALOGY - NSW JERSEY
1197 - LUCY JANE ROLL C O N N E T T - 7 , -1088-, (CHARLES- 6 , JOHN-5,
ISAAC-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN M ANGELSE-1)
Third child of CHARLES and his second wife NANCY COREY ROLL,
CONNETT.
issue;
1198
-I
- ETTA
1199
- II
- WILLIAM
1200
- III
-
IDA
M-
131
1201 - ELIZA JANE ROLL TAYLOR-7,
ISAAC-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2,
-1091-, (WESLEY- 6 , JOHN-5,
JAN MANGELSE-1)
First child of WESLEY and ANN SMITH ROLL, B- near WESTFIELD,
UNION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY, M - EDWARD TAYL0 R , son of JAMES TAYLOR,
of SPRINGFIELD, UNION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY.
They moved and lived
the greater part of life and died in SAINT LOUIS, SAINT LOUIS
COUNTY, MISSOURI.
Issue:
1202-1
- JAMES MARO
1203 - II
- EMILY (WILBUR) DENMAN, M- and had one son EUGENE,
but no record of her h u s b a n d 's n a m e .
132
120 4 - MARTIN LUTHER ROLL-7 , - 1 0 9 2 - , (WESLEY- 6 , JOIIN-5, I SAAC- 4,
Second child of WESLEY and ANN SMITH ROLL, B- near W E S T F I E L D ,
UNION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY, D- in ELMIRA, CHEMUNG COUNTY, NEW YORK,
where he lived the greater part of his life, at one time he ing in
the hote1 business in that city.
He is buried in the BAPTIST
CHURCH CEMETERY in that city, M- ELLEN, but had no issue.
133
1205 - JONATHAN SMITH ROLL-7, -1093-, {WESLEY- 6 , JOHN-5,
ISAAC-4,
Third child of WESLEY and ANN SMITH ROLL, B- 3/3/1828 near
WESTFIELD, UNION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY, D- 3/10/1904 in ELISABETH,
UNION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY, BD- in EVERGREEN CEMETERY of that city.
M- 9/4/1851 LUCINDA, daughter of CAPT. KIDD, B- 1/16/1834 and D12/6/1902 in ELIZABETH, UNION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY, and is buried
in EVERGREEN CEMETERY of that city.
They lived in E L I Z A B E T H ,
UNION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY, the greater part of their lives with
the exception when they resided in OVID, SENACA COUNTY, NEW YORK.
During his life JONATHAN SMITH ROLL followed the trade of a stone
m a s o n . Iss u e :
1206 - I
- JOHN,
D- in infancy.
1207 - II
- JOSEPH HEDGES
1208 - III
- ANNIE LUCINDA
1209 - IV
- WILLIAM HENRY
134
1210 - MARY LOUISA ROLL FARLEY-7, -1094-, (WESLEY-6, JOHN-5,
Fourth child of WESLEY and ANN SMITH ROLL, B- near WESTFIELD,
UNION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY, D- 5th April, 1917, M- as his second
wife, ANTHONY FARLEY of FANWOOD, UNION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY, their
place of residence.
His first wife was HARRIET LYONS.
Issue:
1211
- I
- WESLEY
1212
- II
- WILLIAM,
mar r ied and has two children
1213 - Ill
- EMMA
1214 - IV
- DAVID, married and has four children.
1215 - V
- ANNIE
314 BIB.
9 - p. 354
135
1216 - WILLIAM HENRY ROLL-7, -1095-, {WESLEY- 6 , JOHN-5,
J O H N -3 , PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
ISAAC-4,
Fifth child of WESLEY and ANN SMITH ROLL, B- 3rd November 1830,
near WESTFIELD, UNION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY, D- 6 th July 1868 in
ELIZABETH, UNION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY, BD- in EVERGREEN CEMETERY,
in that city.
Married twice, 1st NEWARK, ESSEX COUNTY, NEW
JERSEY, 1st January 1854, ABBY SCOTT C R A N E , 3 1 5 B- 28th April
1832, D- 29th January 1866, BD- EVERGREEN CEMETERY, ELIZABETH,
Issue:
1217 - I
- SARAH ALICE
1218-11
- ANNA MARY
1219 - III
- DAVID WILLIAMS,
D- in infancy.
2nd EMMA A. GOODWIN of BATH, NEW HAMPSHIRE, who after his death,
married SHERMAN.
She D- 18th September 1908, MADISON, ___________
COUNTY, WISCONSIN, BD- WINDSOR, DANE COUNTY, WISCONSIN.
After his first marriage, he lived in NEWARK, ESSEX COUNTY, NEW
JERSEY for about one year when he returned to the old farm then
occupied by his widowed mother.
He stayed there for about two
years and then moved to and built the first house on William
Stree (now #1061) , ELIZABETH, NEW JERSEY, and where he lived the
rest of his life and followed the trade of a stone mason.
When
he left the old farm it was let out on shares tc one JACOB DRAKE
and later sold in 183 3 by the Heirs th rough their brother CHARLES
W. ROLL to WARREN A C K E R M A N N . It is now owned by VMM. COOK & CO.,
breeders of high grade poultry and rare birds.
315
BIB.
For the ancestry of ABBY SCOTT CRANE,
Appendicies V 6 VI
see
136
1220 - ECCELLANN ROLL DECAMP-7, -1096-, (WESLEY-6, JOHN-3,
4, JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
ISAAC-
Sixth child of WESLEY and ANN SMITH ROLL, B- Aug. 31, 1833, DJan. 28th, 1923, M- May 30th, 1355, CALEB DECAMP, D- Oct. 1898.
At the time of her death the following article appeared in one of
the local papers of PLAINFIELD, UNION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY, where
she had lived most of her life:
"At the ripe age of nearly ninety years, Mr s . Eccellann
DeCamp, formerly of this city, died yesterday morning at the home
of her d a u g h t e r , M r s . Fanny S p e n c e r , of E d g e m e r e , Long Island.
The funeral will be held tomorrow, January 30, 1923 at 1 o'clock,
from the funeral parlors of James N. Pettit, Rahway, and
interment will be made in Haslewood Ceraetray , R a h w a y , N .J .
Surviving are her d a u g h t e r , M r s . Spencer and a son LeRoy
DeCamp of 45 Mountain A v e , North Plainfield.
M r s . DeCamp was born in the R ol1 homestead on the
Springfield Road near Scotch Plains now the Cook Farm, August 3,
1833, the daughter of Weslie and Ann Roll who were of an old
f amily in that vicinity.
Both were bur ied in the old cemetary
back of the Friends' Meeting House, Watchung Ave. and East Third
Street, this City.
As a girl, M r s . DeCamp attended the old
meet ing house with her parents until her mar r iage tc Caleb
D e C a m p , of R a h w a y . Her husband died more than thirty years a g o .
After his death she came to Plainfield to live, her two children
m a k ing t he ir home wi t h her.
When her daughter married and went to Edgemore to 1 ive, the
mother accoiapan ied her . M r s . DeCamp was mar ried sixtynine years
ago to Caleb DeCamp, and took up their abode at the DeCamp
homestead in Clark Township near R a h w a y , near the present,
reservoir now the site of the Lambert Dairy and which had been
the home of Mr. DeCamp's ancestors from the time of the
Re vo l u t i o n .
137
After mar r iage , Mr . and Mr s , DeCamp attended the old
Methodist Church in W e s t f l e I d . M r s . DeCamp was present at the
dedication of the old frame structure and also at the dedication
of the present stone edifice.
Besides herself, there was only
one other who had attended both dedications.
Since going to
Edgemere she had attended the Union Denominational Church, under
Presbyter ian a u s p i c e s .
In Haze iwood C e m e t e r y , where she will be bur i e d , two of her
children were buried in the days of the Civil W a r , and her
husband a bout thirty years ago .v
x3 s ue :
T
X
1221
-
1222
- I1
- IMOGENE
- SARAH
1223 - III
- ELLA,
1224
- FANNY, M- HARRY SPENCER of PLAINFIELD, UNION
COUNTY, NEW JERSEY, he died without issue and in
1923 she resided in EDGEMERE, LONG ISLAND.
- IV
1225 - V
- LEROY
D- in youth.
133
12 26 - AIMIRA SUSAN ROLL DOLAND-7 , -1097-, (WESLEY-6, JOHN-5 ,
Seventh child of WESLEY and ANN SMITH ROLL, B- 30th November
1335, near WESTFIELD, UNION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY, D- 13th April
1919 at the residence of her daughter, MRS. RICHARD J. FRANZ, 34
WA S HINGTON AVE HUE, N E W A R K , N.J., B D - in FRAN Z family plot,
WOODLAND CEMETERY, NEWARK, ESSEX COUNTY, N.J., M- 30th Jan. 1856,
JOHN H. D O L A N D , B- 15th August 1334, D- 21st March 1912.
Issue:
(See Appendix X ) .
1227 - I
- LAURA,
B- 14th Sept.,
1860.
139
1228 - JACOB EARL ROLL-7 , -1098-, {WESLEY- 6 , JOHN-5,
JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN M ANG ELSE-1)
ISAAC-4,
Eighth child of WESLEY and ANN SMITH ROLL, B- near WESTFIELD,
Understand he went to live with his
uncle in AUGUSTA, RICHMOND COUNTY, GEORGIA and died there without
ever being marr i e d .
140
1229 - SARAH EMILY ROLL M ITC HELL-7 , -1099-, (WESLEY- 6 , JOHN-5,
ISAAC-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN M A NG ELS E-1}
Ninth child of WESLEY and
WESTFIELD,
UNION COUNTY,
GEORGE CEMETERY, R A H W A Y ,
1860, JOSEPH MITCHELL, B1230-1
123.1 - II
1232 - I I I
ANN SMITH ROLL, E- 21st Oct. 1839, near
NEW JERSEY, D- 12th March 1916, BD- ST.
UNION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY,
M-3rd July
16th May 1338, D- May 5th 1885.
Issue:
- GEORGE L.
- FREDERICK, D- in childhood.
- CARRIE
141
1233 - CHARLES WESLEY ROLL-7, -1102-, (WESLEY-6, JOHN-3, ISAAC-4,
JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN MAN GELSE-1)
Twe1fth child of WESLEY and ANN SMITH R O L L , B- 2 4 th J a n . 1845 near
WESTFIELD, UNION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY, D~ 18th Dec. 1915,M~ 24th
Dec. 1868, MARY CORDELIA DE BAUM, B- 16th Sept. 1349, D- 3rd Nov.
1905.
Both are buried in EVERGREEN CEMETERY, ELIZABETH, UNION
COUNTY, NEW JERSEY.
During the greater part of his life, he and his wife lived at 79
BLEECKER STREET, NEWARK, ESSEX COUNTY, NEW JERSEY.
Issue:
1234 - I
- JACOB LUTHER, 3- 19th Nov. 1369 in NEWARK, ESSEX
COUNTY, NEW JERSEY.
Died unmarried at BOSTON,
MASS., 12th Feb. 1929, BD- EVERGREEN CEMETERY,
ELIZABETH, UNION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY.
1235
- II
- CHARLED EDWIN
1236
- III
- MABEL ESTELLE, B- 26th Feb. 1381, M- 27th Nov.
1924, REV. ERNEST EINDEN WHITCOMB, and lived in
SCRANTON, PENN.
142
ROLL GENEALOGY
» NEW JERSEY
1237 - ANNA ELIZABETH ROLL F E R G O S O N - 7 , -1103-, (WESLEY- 6 , JOHN-5,
ISAAC-4, JOHN-3, P S T E R - 2 , JAM MANGELSE-1)
Thirteenth child of WESLEY and ANN SMITH ROLL, B- 20th Oct. 1847
near WESTFIELD, UNION COUNTY, N.J.
Died 4/21/1913 in NEWARK,
ESSEX COUNTY, N.J., M- 22nd Sept. 1869, JOSEPH W. FERGUSON, B- 26
Sept. 1843, D- 1st Feb. 1910.
Both are buried in EVERGREEN
CEME T E R Y , EL I Z A B E T H , N.J.
Issue:
1238 - I
- HARRY M O R T I M E R , B- 9th July 1870, M- 26th Sept.
1894, ANNA MAY WILLIS, B- 1st May 1870.
In 1929
resided in BRANFORD, CONN.
1239 - II
- CHARLOTTE
143
1240 - AMELIA H. ROLL SHOEMAKER-7, -1124-, (PIERSON-6, JACOB-5,
First child of PIERSON and RACHEL CARMEN ROLL, B- 29th March
1338, M- 7th June 1855, HENRY SHOEMAKER and (in 1376) resided in
GARDNER T O W N S ^ I P , six miles North-West of SPRINGFIELD, SANGAMON
C O U N T Y , I L L . 16
Issue:
1241 - I
- CHARLES P.
1242 - II
- SARAH
1243 - III
- CHRISTOPHER
1244 - IV
- MARY
1245 - V
- CATHERINE
1246 - VI
- JACOB
1247 - VII
- MARGARET A .
316 BIB.
7 - p. 627
144
1248 - MARY M. ROLL MOYER-7, -1125-, (PIERSON- 6 , JACOB-5,
ISAAC-
Second child of PIERSON and RACHEL CARMAN ROLL, B- 10th November
1339, M- 3rd March 1359, JAMES MOYER, B- 19th Sept. 1338 in
LANCASTER C O U N T Y , PA., and (in 1876) resided in GARDNER TOWNSHIP,
SANGAMON COUNTY, ILL., north of the R i v e r . 3 1 7
Issue:
1249 -
T
- SARAH E.
1250 - II
- CATHERINE
1251 - III
- MARY
1252 - IV
- DRUZILLA
317 BIB.
7 - p. 627
145
1253 - MARGARET A. ROLL JONES-7, -1130-, {PIERSON-6, JACOB-5,
Fifth child of PIERSON and CATHERINE SPENCER ROLL, B- 17th Aug.
1846, married 20th April 1S63, JOSHUA JONES, B- 20th Dec. 1840 in
FRANKLIN COUNTY, OHIO and (in 1876) reside east of the river in
SALESBURY TOWNSHIP, SANGAMON COUNTY, I L L .3 1 8
Issue:
1254 - I
- WILLIAM P.
1255 - II
- JAMES B.
1256 ~ III
- WILLARD M.
1257 - IV
- PERCY MELVILLE,
318 BIB.
7 - p. 627
D- age
146
1258 - SARAH P. ROLL S H R O Y E R - 7 , -1131“ , {PIERSON-6, JACOB-5,
Sixth child of PIERSON and CATHERINE SPENCER ROLL, B- 19 th S e p t .
1848, M- 24th May 1866, WILLIAM J. SHROYER, B- 7th Jan. 1336 in
FAYETTE COUNTY, PENN, arid {in 1876) lived with her parents , 33
313 BIB.
7 - p. 627
147
1259 - WILLIAM SM ITH- 8 , -1155-, (ELIZABETH W.-7, WI LL I A M - 6 , JOHN5, ISAAC-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
First child of ISAAC H. and ELIZABETH W. ROLL SMITH, M- ESTHER R.
BROKAW and (in 1376) resides in MASON CITY, MASON COUNTY, ILL.
with his family. 2 0
Issue:
1260 -
I
- ADA
1261 -
II
- IDA
1262 -
III
- LILLIE
320 BIB.
7 - p. 628
148
1263 » ELIZA P. SMITH MOTT- 8 , -1157-, {ELIZABETH W.-7, W ILL I A M - 6 ,
JOHN-5, ISAAC-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
Third child of ISAAC H. and ELIZABETH W. ROLL SMITH, B- 26th July
1848, M- GEORGE E. M O T T . 3 2 1
Issue:
1264 - I
- HARRY W., D- 27th August 1876, age
months.
321 BIB.
7 - p. 628
6
years,
five
149
1265 - JOHN E. ROLL-8, -1175-, (ALPHEUS P.-7, WILLIAM-6, JOHN-5,
First child of ALPHEUS P. and MARY MOSSLANDER ROLL, M- 18th
January 1875, in SANGAMON COUNTY, ILL., PHOEBE, daughter of
PIERSON ROLL (see #1134) and (in 1876) reside near TEHERAN, MASON
COUNTY, I L L . 3 2 2
322 BIB. 7 - p. 628
150
1266 - JAMES MARTIN ROLL-8/ -1180-, (JAMES HIGGINS-7, ISAAC-6,
First child of JAMES HIGGINS and HANNAH MARIA SMITH ROLL.
BAugust 29th 1843, in SPRINGFIELD, UNION COUNTY, N.J., D - 8/11/16
at his home in WASHINGTON, WARREN COUNTY, NEW JERSEY.
Until one
month before his death, he resided in SOUTH ORANGE, ESSEX COUNTY,
N.J.
He was at one time a member of the Legislature of New
Jersey.
At the time of his death the following obituary appeared
in the ELIZABETH, N.J. Daily Journal under date of August 12,
1916:
J. MARTIN ROLL
Springfield, Aug.
12
In failing health for more than a year, former Police
Justice J. Martin Roll, who resided in South Orange Village until
a month ago, died yesterday at his home in Washington, N.J.
Although in bad health, Mr, Roll, who at one time was a member of
the Legislature and the Board of Freeholders of Essex County,
attended to his business until recently.
During the past few
weeks his health broke down rapidly and ten days ago he was
forced to take to his bed.
Death was due to an acute attack of
Bright's disease.
Mr. Roll was a native of Springfield where he was born
August 29th, 1843.
His ancestors were among the early Dutch
settlers of the Mohawk, and in 1743 they settled in Plainfield.
Besides the State and County office he held, Mr. Roll served as a
member of the Springfield Township Committee and the Board of
Health of this Municipality, being president of the latter
several years.
In South Orange Village politics he was a strong
adherent for the Citizens party.
He was a Republ ic an. ”
1267-1
- WILLIAM M.
In December 1909 residing
MORRIS COUNTY, NEW JERSEY.
in CHATHAM,
1268 - A L B E R T A H. W A V E R D E L E G A L - 8 , -1190-, (SARAH ANN ROLL WAVER7, L U T H E R - 6 , J O H N - 5, I S A A C - 4 , JOHN-3, P E T E R - 2 , JAN
MANGELSE-1)
First child of A L E X A N D E R H.
DELEGAL.
Issue:
1269 - I
1270
- II
1271 - III
1272
- IV
1273 - V
1274
- VI
1275 - VII
1276
- VIII
1277 — IX
THOMAS,
M- LI
S A RAH E ., M- EDWARD W A V E R
L U T H E R R.
R O B E R T E.
LOUIS H *
- JOHN L.
- CARL W.
M I L D R E D V.
and SARAH ANN ROLL WAVER,
M- PERCIVAL
152
1278 - ALICE II. WAVER BRINSON - 8 , -1191-, (SARAH ANN ROLL W A V E R - 7,
LUTHER- 6 , JOHN-5, ISAAC-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE1)
Second child of ALEXANDER H. and SARAH ANN ROLL WAVER, M- P.P.
BRINSON.
issue:
1279 - I
- ARTHUR B,
1280 - II
- NETTIE MAI
153
1281 - LUTHER R. WAVE R- 8 , -1192-, (SARAH ANN ROLL WA V E R - 7,
LUTHER- 6 , JOHN-5, ISAAC-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE1)
Third child of ALEXANDER H. and SARAH ANN ROLL WAVER.
In 1912
engaged in livery business, in PLANT CITY, HILLSBORO COUNTY, FLA.
M- MINNIE EVAS.
Issue:
1282 - I
- L O RENE
R.
154
1283 - JOSEPH HEDGES ROLL- 8 , -1207-, (JONATHAN SMITH-7, W ES LEY - 6 ,
J O H N - 5, ISAAC-4, J O H N -3, PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
second child of JONATHAN SMITH and LUCINDA KIDD ROLL, B- 21st
April 1854, M- 2nd Apr. 1895, ANNA LOUISE LARSEN, B- 16th Dec.
1857, D- 2nd Feb. 1930.
Joseph Hedges Roll enlisted at the age
of 27 and served as a Pvt. in the American Indian W a r . He was a
stone mason like his father.
In 1930 had resided for some years
at 22 Hamilton St., SOMERVILLE, SOMERSET COUNTY, NEW JERSEY.
Joseph D- 26th May, 1937, BD- in SOMERVILLE, N.J.
Issue:
1284 -
I
- JOSEPH S M I T H , B- 22nd Mar.
1896.
1285 -
II
- GUSTAVOUS ADOLPHUS,
1286 -
III
- MARGARET ALICE, B~ 1st August 1901.
B- 16th May 1898.
155
1287 - ANNIE LUCINDA ROLL STRATEMEYER - 8 , -1208-, (JONATHAN SMITH7, WESLEY- 6 , JOHN-5, ISAAC-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN
MANGELSE-1)
Third child of JONATHAN and LUCINDA KIDD ROLL, B- 9/23/1860 in
OVID, SENECA COUNTY, NEW YORK, resided in ELIZABETH, UNION
COUNTY, NEW JERSEY, D- 10/21/1957, BD- EVERGREEN CEMETERY,
ELIZABETH, M- 10/18/1881, MAURICE H. STRATEMEYER of ELIZABETH,
UNION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY, B- 10/10/1854, D- 5/27/1920.
Issue:
1288 - I
- MAURICE H. JR., D- in childhood, BD- in EVERGREEN
CEMETERY, ELIZABETH, UNION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY.
1289 - II
- IRVING R O L L , B- 10/21/1885 in ELIZABETH, UNION
COUNTY, NEW JERSEY, D- 2/22/1974 in ST. PETERSBURG
FLORIDA.
1290 - III
- ALICE MARGARET, B- 2/7/1889, D- 8/29/1969 at ST.
PETERSBURG, FLORIDA, BD- MEMORIAL PARK, ST.
PETERSBURG.
M- 10/5/1910 in ELIZABETH, NEW JERSEY,
HERBERT CLARKE HILL of EAST ORANGE, ESSEX COUNTY,
NEW JERSEY, B- 4/17/1887, D- 10/2/1956, BDMEMORIAL PARK, ST. PETERSBURG, FLORIDA.
156
1291 - WILLIAM HENRY ROLL- 8 , -1209-, {JONATHAN SMITH-7, WES LE Y- 6 ,
Fourth child of JONATHAN and LUCINDA KIDD ROLL, B- OVID, SENECA
COUNTY, NEW YORK.
D- in E L I X A B E T H , UNION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY as a
result of a railroad accident, and is BD- in EVERGREEN CEMETERY,
that city.
M- SARAH SHIPMAN of ELIZABETH, UNION COUNTY, NEW
J E R S E Y . I ssue
1292 - I
Died
1293 - II
WILLIAM HENRY
1294 - III
1295 - IV
in childhood.
- HOWARD RUSSELL,
JOSEPH HEDGES,
B- 10th April 1887
B- 13th Feb.
1892.
157
1296 - SARAH ALICE ROLL CHASE- 8 , -1217-, (WILLIAM HE NR Y - 7,
W E SLE Y- 6 , JOHN-5, ISAAC-4, JOHN-3, P E T E R - 2 , JAN MANGELES1)
First child of WILLIAM HENRY and ABBY SCOTT CRANE ROLL, B- near
WESTFIELD, UNION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY, D- ELIZABETH, UNION COUNTY,
NEW JERSEY, BD- EVERGREEN CEMETERY, that city, M- WINFIELD SCOTT
CHASE, 2nd.
Until shortly before her death she had lived during
most of her married life in PLAINFIELD, UNION COUNTY, N.J.
Her
husband died Dec. 17/13 in BROOKLYN, NEW YORK.
Issue:
1297 - I
- WILLIAM HENRY
1293 - II
- AMY BELL
1299 - Ill
- CLARA, died in childhood.
1300 - IV
- EDWARD, died in childhood
1301 -
- WINFIELD SCOTT,
v
3RD
158
1302 - ANNA MARY ROLL WILSON- 8 , -1218-, {WILLIAM HENRY-7, WESLEY6 , JOHN-5, ISAAC-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
Second child of WILLIAM HENRY and ABBY SCOTT CRANE ROLL, B- near
WESTFIELD, UNION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY, M- CHARLES LEGRAND WILSON,
D- 9th March 1915.
BD- 2870 Rustic Fence, EVERGREEN CEMETERY,
BROOKLYN, N.Y. of LEGRAND MOREHOUSE and MARION CULVER WILSON of
ELIJAH and SUSAN P. OAKLEY WILSON.
She is a member of the D.A.R.
#101407.
Issue:
1303 - I
1304 - II
- RICHARD TIMBROOK WILSON
- WILLIAM WALLACE WILSON, B- 6 th June 1885, D- in
ELIZABETH, UNION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY and is buried
in EVERGREEN CEMETERY, that city.
1305 - IMOGENE DECAMP FRENCH- 8 , -1221-, (ECCELLANNE-7, W E S L E Y - 6 ,
First child of CALEB and ECCELLANNE ROLL DECAMP, B- 4th Sept.
1857, D- 21st Jan. 1921, M- 28th Apr. 1880, CHARLES H. FRENCH, B~
23rd Jan. 1852, D- 21st Aug. 1920.
At the time of his death,
the following article appeared in the ELIZABETH (N.J.) DAILY
JOURNAL, "CHARLES H. FRENCH, the pioneer mason and builder of
WESTFIELD (UNION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY) whose home was in West Broad
Street just over the town line in SCOTCH PLAINS, died in
Muhlenberg Hospital, PLAINFIELD, soon after his arrival there for
treatment of intestinal trouble.
Mr. French came here
(WESTFIELD) from KANSAS CITY, MO. forty years ago.
He was in his
6 8 th year and his death occurred on the birthday anniversary of
his mother, MRS. JACOB FRENCH, who was 98 years old yesterday.
Mr. French was once Chief Engineer of the Westfield Fire
Department and a member of the old Hook and Ladder Company in the
days of the Volunteer Firemen.
He was a member of the Exempt
Firemen and also a member of Atlas Lodge, F. and A.M. of
WESTFIELD.
A few years ago he served as Tax Collector of SCOTCH
PLAINS."
issue:
B- 25th Feb.
1881 , D- 1st May
1306 - I
- ETHEL,
1307 - II
- ERNEST,
B-
1308 - III
- VICTOR,
B- 24th May 1886 .
1309 - IV
- CLIFFORD JACOB
1310 - V
- ISAAC HOWARD, B- 17th Apr . 1898.
6 th
July 1882 , D- 1896.
160
1311 - SARAH DECAMP THOMAS- 8 , -1222-, (ECCELLANNE-7, W E SLE Y- 6 ,
Second child of CALEB and ECCELLANNE ROLL DECAMP, M- CHARLES
THOMAS of RAHWAY, UNION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY.
After her death, he
married her cousin CARRIE MITCHELL, widow of EMIL FRANZ (#1323).
Iss u e :
1312-1
- GRACE
1313 - II
- EDWARD
1314 - Ill
- SARAH ELSIE
1315 - LEROY D E C A M P - 8 , -1225-, ( E C C E L L A N N E - 7 , W E S LEY-6,
JOHN-
Fifth child of CALEB and ECCELLANNE ROLL DECAMP, M- CLARA
HOLCOMBE of PLAINFIELD, UNION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY.
Issue:
1316
- I
- BEATRICE,
M- W I L B E R T L. ROSS
162
1317 - LAURA DOLAND FRANZ - 8 , -1227-, (ALMIRA SUSAN-7, W E S L E Y - 6 ,
Only child of JOHN HENRY and ALMIRA SUSAN ROLL DOLAND, B- 14th
Sept. 1860, 476 Mulberry St., NEWARK, N.J., D- 3rd Aug. 1946,
MEDFORD, MASS., M- 6 th Nov. 1883 at 462 Washington St., NEWARK,
N.J.
RICHARD JOHN FRANZ, son of GEORG CARL FRANZ of NEWARK, N.J.
(see Appendix XI).
Issue:
1318 - I
- WALTER CARL, B- 1st Jan. 1886 at 153 Garside St.,
NEWARK, N.J., M- GERTRUDE WINIFRED W A L S H , 1st Aug.
1919 at NEWARK, N.J., B- 25th Dec. 1890, BUTLER,
N.J.
M- II 28th March, 1931, NEW JERSEY, MARGARET A.
BLANEY, B- 22nd April, 1885, UNION, N.J., D- 14th
March, 1951, ELBERON, N.J.
1319 - II
- RICHARD JOHN, JR., B- 2nd Dec.
Ave., N E W A R K , N.J.
1890,
75 Bloomfield
16 3
1320 - GEORGE L. MITCHELL - 8 , -1230-, (SARAH EMILY-7, W E S L E Y - 6 ,
First child of JOSEPH and SARAH EMILY ROLL MITCHELL,
1861, M- LAVINIA GARDNER.
Issue"
1321 - I
- GEORGE
1322 - II
- ELIZABETH
B- 4th March
16 4
1323 - CARRIE MITCHELL FRANZ-THOMAS - 8 , -1232-, (SARAH EMILY-7,
WESLEY- 6 , JOHN-5, ISAAC-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE1_
Third child of JOSEPH and SARAH EMILY ROLL MITCHELL, B- 10th
Sept. 1863, D- 10th Jan. 1920, BD- HAZELWOOD CEMETERY, RAHWAY,
UNION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY, M- twice, 1st; EMIL FRANZ, brother of
RICHARD, husband of LAURA DOLAND (#1317).
Issue;
1324-1
- CLARENCE GROVER FRANZ
1325 - II
- HELEN EDITH FRANZ, B- July 17, 1891, D- 10/4/1891,
NEWARK, N.J., BD- WOODLAND CEMETERY.
2nd, CHARLES THOMAS of RAHWAY, UNION COUNTY, NEW
JERSEY, after the death of his wife SARAH DECAMP
(#1311) .
1326 - III
- CHARLES HAROLD THOMAS,
1327 - IV
- GLADYS EMILY THOMAS
B- 5th Jan,
1896.
165
1328 - CHARLES EDWIN ROLL - 8 , -1235-, (CHARLES WESLEY-7, W ESLEY- 6 ,
Second child of CHARLES WESLEY and MARY CORDELIA DEBAUN ROLL, BNEWARK, ESSEX COUNTY, NEW JERSEY, 5th Feb. 1871, M- 15th May
1895, NELLIE EVALINE M C L O R I N A N , B- 15th Jan. 1873.
Residence in
1921, SHERMAN PLACE, SOUTH ORANGE, ESSEX COUNTY, NEW JERSEY.
Issue:
1329 - I
- ELEANOR SOMERVILLE,
1928 .
B- 30th Nov.
1330 - II
- EDWIN DEBAUN, B- 24th Aug.
1906.
1903, M- 10th Feb.
166
1331- CHARLOTTE FERGUSON RANDALL- 8 , -1239“ , {ANNE ELIZABETH-7,
WE SL EY- 6 , JOHN-5, I S AAC -4 , JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE1}
econd child of JOSEPH and ANNA ELIZABETH ROLL FERGUSON, B- 25th
an. 1375, M- 30th Jan. 1900, HENRY LITTELL RANDALL.
Residence
m 1919, 572 SUMMER AVENUE, NEWARK, ESSEX COUNTY, N.J.
In 1929
resided in BRANFORD, CONN.
issue:
1332 - I
- MARGARET LOUISE,
B- 28th Nov.
1903.
16 7
1333 “ NETTIE MAE BRINSON MO LKE N T I N E - 9 , -1280-, (ALICE H. WAVER
BRINSON-3, SARAH ANN ROLL W AVER-7, LUTHER- 6 , JOHN-5,
Second child of ALICE H. WAVER and P.P. BRINSON, M- E .A .
MOLKENTINE.
In 1912 are residing in ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN.
1334 - ALICE THERISA, March 1912, age 7 months.
Issue:
16 8
133 5 - JOSEPH SMITH ROLL-9 , -1284-, {JOSEPH HEDGES- 8 , JONATHAN
SMITH-7, WESLEY- 6 , JOHN-5, ISAAC-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN
MANGELSE-1)
First child of JOSEPH HEDGES and ANNA L. LARSEN ROLL, B- 22nd
Mar. 1896, M- 5th Sept. 1922, STELLA MESSENGER.
Joseph Smith
Roll, D- 26th May 1935; fought in World War I; worked for
prudential Ins. Co.
Issue;
1336 - I
II
- ROBERT
- MARILYN,
M-
MOORE,
2 children.
169
1337 - GUSTAVOUS ADOLPHUS ROLL-9, -1285-, (JOSEPH HEDGES- 8 ,
JONATHAN SMITH-7, WESLEY- 6 , JOHN-5, ISAAC-4, JOHN-3,
P E T E R - 2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
Second child of JOSEPH HEDGES and ANNA L. LARSEN ROLL, B- 16th
May 1898, M- 24th Sept. 1924, HAZEL MAY HIGGINS, B- 15th Jan.
19 05.
Issue:
1338 - I
- BETTY ANN,
B- 20th Jan.
1930.
GUSTAVOUS ADOLPHUS ROLL was born at ITHACA, N.Y., moved to
SOMERVILLE, N.J. when a child.
Was an accountant in N.Y.C.j
retired and living in 1967.
HAZEL MAY HIGGINS was born at THREE BRIDGES, N.J., her family
traced to JACOB JANSEN S T O L , B- ca 1610-1620 AMSTERDAM, HOLLAND,
D- Oct. 1659; murdered by Indians in ULSTER CO., N.Y.; M~ ca
1648, GEERTRUYT ANDRIESEN VAN DOESBURGH, B- ca 1619 at DOESBURGH,
HOLLAND.
JACOB JANSEN STOL came to American prior to 1645; ran a
ferry and had a farm around FORT ORANGE, N.Y.
His son, JAN
JACOBSEN STOL, B- 1658 at ESOPUS, N.Y. moved to SOMERSET COUNTY,
N.J. ca 1710 with wife and 6 children.
170
1339 - MARGARET ALICE ROLL CRAMER-9 , -1286-, (JOSEPH HEDGES ROLL8 , JONATHAN SMITH ROLL-7, WESLEY- 6 , JOHN-5, ISAAC-4, JOHN3, PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
Third child of JOSEPH HEDGES and ANNA L. LARSEN ROLL, B- 1st Aug.
1901, M- 1st Oct. 1921, FRANK D. CRAMER, B- 6 th July 1897.
Residence in 1930, #608 E. 7th Street, PLAINFIELD, UNION COUNTY,
NEW JERSEY.
Issue:
1340 - I
- FRANK DAYTON CRAMER, JR.,
ch ildren.
B- 2nd June 1922,
1341 - II
- LOUISE MAY CRAMER, B- 4th May 1929,
2
4 children.
171
1342 - WILLIAM HENRY ROLL-9, -1293-, (WILIIAM HENRY- 8 , JONATHAN
SMITH-7, WE SLE Y- 6 , JOHN-5, ISAAC-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN
MANGELSE-1)
Second child of WILLIAM HENRY and SARAH SHIPMAN ROLL, MMARGARET.
Issue:
1343-1
- WILLIAM,
Madison Road, P A R S I P P A N Y , N.J.
1344 - II
- DAVID HEDGES,
1411 Thomas Ave., SAN DIEGO, CALIF.
134 5 - HOWARD RUSSEL ROLL-9, -129 4-, (WILLIAM HENRY-8, JONATHAN
SMITH-7, WESLEY-6, JOHN-5, ISAAC-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN
MANGELSE-1)
Third child of WILLIAM HENRY and SARAH SHIPMAN ROLL, B- 10th
April 1887, D- 13th June 1946, M- 10th Jan. 1910, VEVA DEANE
CRIPE, address in 1963, 610 S. 6th St., GOSHEN, INDIANA.
Issue
1346 - I
- Died in infancy.
1347 - II
- MARY ADELINE,
1348 - III
- MARTHA ABIGALE, B- 1st March,
1349 - IV
- MYRON JAMES, B- 7th July,
B- 2nd March,
1914.
1916.
1928.
173
1350 - JOSEPH HEDGES ROLL-9, -1295-, (WILLIAM HENRY-8, JONATHAN
MANGELSE-1)
Fourth child of WILLIAM HENRY and SARAH SHIPMAN ROLL, B- 13th
Feb. 1892, M- 13th Nov. 1912, RUTH WILT, address in 1963 was 218
Middle Street, THREE RIVERS, MICH.
Issue:
1351 -
I
- VIRGINIA,
1352 -
II
- KATHRYN, B- 22nd Jan.
1353 -
III
- JOSEPH E., B- 5th Jan.
1354 - IV
B- 16th Feb.
1914.
1917.
1918.
- D O U G L A S E., B- 13th May,
1924.
174
1355 - WILLIAM HENRY CHASE-9 , -1297-, (SARAH ALICE-8, WILLIAM
H E N R Y - 7, WESL E Y - 6, J O H N - 5, ISAAC-4, J O H N -3, PETER-2, JAN
MANGELSE-1)
First child of WINFIELD SCOTT, 2ND, and SARAH ALICE ROLL CHASE,
M- WILHEMENA WHITEMAN, D- PLAINFIELD, UNION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY,
BD- EVERGREEN CEMETERY, ELIZABETH, UNION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY.
Iss u e :
1356 - I
- CLARA MATILDA
1357 - II
- MAY
1358 - III
- Died in c h i l d h o o d .
175
1359 - AMY BELL CHASE WARD-9, -1298-, (SARAH ALICE-8, WILLIAM
HENRY-7, WESLEY-6, JOHN-5, ISAAC-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN
MANGELSE-1)
second child of WINFIELD SCOTT, 2ND, and ALICE ROLL CHASE, BP L A I N F I E L D , UNION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY, M- EUGENE CLINTON WARD of
NROTH F I E L D , ESSEX COUNTY, NEW JERSEY, D- 11th May 1928, BDEVERGREEN CEMETERY, ELIZABETH, UNION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY.
She
lived the greater part of her married life at 90 STATE ST. PERTH
AMBOY, MIDDLESEX COUNTY, NEW JERSEY.
Issue:
1360-1
- HELEN ALICE
176
1361 - WINFIELD SCOTT CHASE, 3RD-9, -1301-, (SARAH ALICE-8,
WILLIAM HENRY-7, WESLEY-6, JOHN-5, ISAAC-4, JOHN-3, PETER2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
Fifth Child of WINFIELD SCOTT, 2ND and SARAH ALICE ROLL CHASE, 325th Apr. 1883 in PLAINFIELD, UNION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY, M- 24th
Sept. 1906, MARGARET ANNA M O R L E Y , B- 23rd Nov. 1889.
In 1921,
resided in PLAINFIELD, UNION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY.
Issue:
4 T H , D- infancy.
1362 - I
- WINFIELD SCOTT,
1363 - II
- MARGARET AMY, B - 23rd June 1909.
1364 - III
- WALTER WILLIAM,
B- 26th July 1910.
1365 - IV
- RICHARD WILSON,
B- 5th June 1912.
1366 - V
- HELEN ELIZABETH , B- 24th Oct.
1914
177
1367 - RICHARD TIMBROOK WILSON-9, -1303-, (ANNA MARY-8, WILLIAM
HENRY-7, WESLEY-6, JOHN-5, ISAAC-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN
MANGELSE-1)
First child of CHARLES LEGRAND WILSON and LEGRAND MOREHOUSE, and
MARION CULVER HUTCHINSON WILSON, of ELIJAH and SUSAN P. OAKLEY
WILSON, and ANNA MARY ROLL, of WILLIAM HENRY and ABBY SCOTT CRANE
ROLL, B- 3rd March 1380, in ELIZABETH, UNION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY,
M- 23rd Nov. 1904, in BROOKLYN, KINGS COUNTY, NEW YORK, BERTHA
BROAD, eighth child of JOHN
and MARY BROAD BERRY.
Is the
compiler of this genealogy, which was started, November 1909,
while he and his wife were living in ATLANTA, FULTON COUNTY,
GEORGIA.
178
1368 - CLIFFORD JACOB FRENCH-9 , -1309-, (IMOGENS DECAMP FRENCH-8,
ECCILLANNE-7 , WESLEY-6, JOHN-5, ISAAC-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2,
JAN MANGELSE-1)
Fourth child of CHARLES H. and IMOGENE DECAMP FRENCH, B- 23rd
Feb. 1896, M- 7th Sept. 1918, EDYTHE MAE JONES, of ANNAPOLIS,
MARYLAND.
Issue:
1369 - I
- KATHERYNE LORRAINE,
B- 26th Jan.
1370 - II
- JACQUELAIN, B- 4th Aug.
1371 - III
- MARY LOUISE, B- lst March 1924.
1922.
1920.
179
137 2 - GRACE THOMAS TRAVIS-9, -131-, {SARAH DECAMP THOMAS-8,
E C C E L L A N N E - 7 , WESLEY-6, JOHN-5, ISAAC-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2,
JAN MANGELSE-1)
First child of CHARLES and SARAH DECAMP THOMAS, B- 17th May 1886,
MTRAVIS.
In 1920 resided in HILLSDALE, BERGEN
COUNTY, NEW JERSEY.
Issue:
1373 -
I
1374-11
1375 -
- MARJORIE ESTELLE,
- HOWARD M E R T I N A , B- Nov.
1910.
1912
EDWARD THOMAS-9, -1313-, (SARAH DECAMP THOMAS-8,
ECCELLANNE-7, WESLEY-6, JOIiN-5, ISAAC-4 , JOHN-3,
JAN MANGELSE-1)
Second child of CHARLES and
1888, M- NELLIE KROMES.
In
COUNTY, NEW JERSEY.
Issue:
1376 -
B- Oct.
I
- KENNETH,
PETER-2,
SARAH DECAMP THOMAS,
B-8th
Mar.
1920, resided inRAHWAY, UNION
B- 26th Mar.
1911.
1377 - SARAH ELSIE THOMAS S C H M E Y E R - 9 , -1314-, {SARAH DECAMP
THOMAS-8, ECCELLANNE-7, WESLEY-6, JOHN-5, ISAAC-4, JOHN-3,
Third child of CHARLES and SARAH DECAMP THOMAS, B- 15th Dec.
1889, M- ALMOND SCHMEYER.
She died 1918 in PLAINFIELD, UNION
COUNTY, NEW JERSEY.
Issue:
1378 - I
- DORIS,
b- 23RD a U G . 1913.
180
1379 ~ RICHARD J. FRANZ, J R . -9, -1319-, (LAURA DOLAND FRANZ-8,
SUSAN ALMIRA ROLL-7, WESLEY-6, JOHN-5, ISAAC-4, JOHN-3,
Second child of RICHARD J. and LAURA DOLAND ROLL FRANZ, B- 2nd
Dec. 1890, D- 11th July 1958, M- 26th April 1917, HAZEL IRENE
SMITH, B- 2nd Feb. 1893, BD- MEMORIAL PARK, ST. PETERSBURG, FLA.
Iss u e :
1380
-I
- RICHARD JOHN,
1381
- II
- ROBERT KENNETH, B- 29th Feb.
138 2 - III
III,
B- 8th Sept.
- LAURA FERN, B- 3rd Jan.
1928.
1919.
1924.
181
1383 - ELIZABETH MITCHELL GREGORY-9, -1322-, {GEORGE L. MITCHELL8, SARAH EMILY-7, WESLEY-6, JOHN-5, ISAAC-4, JOHN-3,
First child of GEORGE L. and VINIE GARDNER MITCHELL,
1831, M- WILLIAM H. GREGORY.
Issue:
1384 - I
- ELIZABETH
1385 - II
- WILLIAM
1386 - III
- GEORGE MITCHELL
B- 7th June
182
1387 - CLARENCE G. FRANZ-9, -1324-, (CARRIE MITCHELL FRANZTHOMAS-8, SARAH EMILY-7, WESLEY-6, JOHN-5, ISAAC-4, JOHN3, PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
First child of EMIL and CARRIE MITCHELL FRANZ, B~ 18th Sept.
1889, M- ANGELA EVELYN W A N K E L , B- 6th Nov. 1889, D- 30th May 1920
in UTICA, NEW YORK, their place of residence at that time.
Clarence D- 19th June 1966.
Issue:
1388
-I
-
MARY ANGELA FRANZ,
B- 21st Sept.
1389
- II
-
CAROLINE ROLL FRANZ,
1390
- III
-
EUGENIE FRANZ,
B- 13th Dec.
B- 2nd Jan.
1914.
1916.
1919.
2nd, M- 4th June 1921, SUSANNE Q U I N L I V E N , B- 10th Dec. 1898 .
Residence in 1958 was 360 YERBA BUENA AVE., SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF.
Issue :
1391 - IV
- PATRICIA ANNE FRANZ,
B- 17th Mar.
1935.
183
1392 - GLADYS EMILY THOMAS BOULTON-9 , -1327-, (CARRIE MITCHELL
FR A N 2-THOMAS-8, SARAH EMILY-7, WESLEY-6, JOHN-5, ISAAC-4,
Second child of CHARLES THOMAS and CARRIE MITCHELL F R A N Z - T H O M A S ,
B- 26th Sept. 1900, M- 22nd Aug. 1921, ARTHUR L. BOULTON of
RAHWAY, UNION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY.
Issue:
1393 - I
- GILBERT RAY, B- 10th Dec.
1922.
184
1394 - MARGARET LOUISE RANDALL R OGERS-9 , -1332- , (CHARLOTTE
FERGUSON RANDALL-8, ANN ELIZABETH ROLL-7, W E S L E Y - 6 , JOHN5, ISAAC-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
Child of HENRY LITTELL and CHARLOTTE FERGUSON RANDALL, B- 26th
Nov. 1903, M- CLARENCE DEWITT ROGERS, JR.
In 1922 they were
residing in NEW ROCHELLE, NEW YORK.
Issue:
1395 - I
- PEGGY ANN, B- 11th July 1920.
185
1396
- BETTY ANN ROLL DUCKWORTH-10 , -1338-,
(GUSTAVOUS ADOLPHUS9, JOSEPH H E D G E S - 8 , JONATHAN SMITH-7, WESLEY-6, JOHN-5,
Only child of GUSTAVOUS ADOLPHUS and HAZEL MAY HIGGINS ROLL, B20th Jan. 1930 at PLAINFIELD, N.J., M- 23rd Sept. 1950
CLARK
JOHN DUCKWORTH, B- 15th Jan. 1926.
Residence in 1967, 14
WADSWORTH TERR,, CRANFORD, N.J., 07016.
Issue:
1397
-I
- LAUREL ANN, B- 9th Dec.
1398
- II
- LINDA LEE,
1956.
B- 9th June 1958.
186
1399 - MARY ADELINE ROLL NOWELSKY-10, -1347-, (HOWARD RUSSEL-9,
WILLIAM HENRY-8, JONATHAN SMITH-7, WESLEY-6, JOHN-5,
Second child of HOWARD RUSSEL and VEVA DEANE CRIPE ROLL, B- 2nd
March, 1914, M- 5th March, 1941, JOHN NOWELSKY; address in 1967,
1622
EDMUND
TERR., UNION, NEW JERSEY.
Issue:
1400
1401
1402
- I - THOMAS DEAN, B- II - MARLENE,
- III
-
28th Sept,
B- 10th Feb.
LINDA JEANE,
1942.
1945.
B-15th Sept.
1950.
187
1403 - MARTHA AEIGALE ROLL KILE-10 , -1348-, (HOWARD RUSSEL-9,
WILLIAM HENRY-8, JONATHAN SMITH-7, WESLEY-6, JOIIN-5,
Third child of HOWARD RUSSEL and VEVA DEANE CRIPE ROLL, B- 1st
March, 1916, M~ 1943, ROBERT KILE, address in 1963 was 415 N. 1ST
STREET, GOSHEN, INDIANA.
Issue:
1404 - I
- ROBERT KILE,
1405 - II
- NONA,
1406 - III
- NANCY,
B- 12th July,
1943.
twin #1, E- 21st Dec.
twin #2, B- 21st Dec.
1944.
1944.
188
1407 - MYRON JAMES ROLL-10, -1349- , (HOWARD RUSSEL-9, WILLIAM
HENRY-8, JONATHAN SMITH-7, WESLEY-6, JOHN-5, ISAAC-4,
Fourth child of HOWARD RUSSEL and VEVA DEANE CRIPE ROLL, B- 7th
July, 1928, M- 1st August, 1954, THELMA ACKERSON, address in 1963
was 610 S. 6TB ST., GOSHEN, I N D I A N A . Issue:
1408 - I
- JENNIFER GAIL, B- 12th Nov.
1409 - II
- JED ADAM,
B- 16th Aug.
1961.
1957.
189
1410 - VIRGINIA ROLL R E Y N O L D S - 1 0 , -1351-, (JOSEPH HEDGES-9,
WILLIAM HENRY-8, JONATHAN SMITII-7, WESLEY-6, JOHN-5,
First child of JOSEPH HEDGES and RUTH WILT ROLL, B- 16th Feb.,
1914, D- 22nd Feb., 1959, M- WILLIAM B. REYNOLDS.
Issue:
1411 - I
- MARCIA
1412 - II
- MARILYN
1413 - III
- WILLIAM B., JR.
190
1414 - KATHRYN ROLL REICHERT-10 , -1352-, (JOSEPH HEDGES-9,
WILLIAM HENRY-8, JONATHAN SMITH-7, WESLEY-6, JOHN-5,
Second child of JOSEPH HEDGES and RUTH WILT ROLL,
Issue
1917; M- CARL REICHERT.
1415 - I
CAROLYN SUE
1416 - I I
FREDERICK ALLEN
1417 - Ill
- JOEL LEE
1418 - I V
JUDITH KAY
1419 - V
MARY LOU
1420 - V I
JOHN MICHAEL
B- 22nd Jan.,
1421 - JOSEPH E. ROLL-10, -1353-, {JOSEPH HEDGES-9 , WILLIAM
HENRY-8, JONATHAN SMITH-7, WESLEY-6, JOHN-5 , ISAAC-4
Third child of JOSEPH HEDGES and RUTH WILT ROLL, B - 5th Jan
1918; M- VIDA CARLISLE.
Issue:
1422-1
- JOHN DENNIS
1423 - II
- RICHARD CARLISLE
192
1424 - DOUGLAS E. ROLL-10, -1354-, (JOSEPH HEDGES- 9, WILLIAM
HENRY-8, JONATHAN SMITH-7, WESLEY-6, JOHN-5 , ISAAC-4,
Fourth child of JOSEPH HEDGES and RUTH WILT ROLL, B- 13th May,
1924; M- MARIAN WEISS; living in ANN ARBOR, MICH., in 1967.
Iss u e :
1425 - I
- KYLE ANN
1426 - II
- KURT DOUGLAS
1427 - CLARA MATILDA CHASE KEARNEY-10, -1356-, (WILLIAM HENRY
CHASE-9, SARAH ALICE R O L L - 8, WILLIAM HENRY-7, WESLEY-6,
First child of WILLIAM HENRY and WILHEMENA WHITEMAN CHASE, B11th Sept. 1896, M- 11th Mar. 1918, GEORGE JOHN KEARNEY, B- 7th
Oct. 1898.
Residence in 1930 was #15 RENWICK AVE., WEST NEW
BRIGHTON, NEW YORK.
Issue:
1428 - I
- GEORGE JOHN KEARNEY,
ch ildhood.
1429 - II
- WILLIAM CHASE KEARNEY,
1430 - III
- RICHARD CARROLL KEARNEY,
1431 - IV
- JEAN MARIE KEARNEY,
B~ 3rd M a r . 1921, D- in
B- 4th Nov.
1922.
B- 5th Nov.
B- 14th Apr.
1924.
1926.
194
1432 - MAY CHASE HUTCHISON-10, -1357-, (WILLIAM HENRY CHASE-9
SARAH ALICE ROLL-8, WILLIAM HENRY-7, WESLEY-6, JOHN-5,
9
second child of WILLIAM HENRY and WILHEMENA WHITEMAN CHASE, B
1st May 1899, M- 22nd July 1922, JAMES ANDERSON HUTCHISON, B- 8th
Apr. 1897.
Residence in 1930 was #17 RENWICK AVE., WEST NEW
BRIGHTON, NEW YORK.
Issue:
1433 - I
- MARGARET MAE HUTCHISON,
B- 10th June 1924.
1434 - II
- JOAN BELLE HUTCHISON, B- 27th Sept. 1927.
195
1435 - RICHARD JOHN FRANZ, 111-10, -1380-, (RICHARD J. F R A N Z ,
J R.-9, LAURA DOLAND FRANZ-8, SUSAN ALMIRA ROLL-7, WESLEY6, JOHN-5, ISAAC-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
First child of RICHARD J., JR. and HAZEL IRENE SMITH, B- 8th
Sept. 1919, M- 7th Dec. 1943, MURIEL JEANNE U D E N , B- 19th Dec.
1922.
Residence in 1957 was R.D. #5, HARDING RD., SOMERVILLE,
N.J.
Residence in 1969 was 600 TANGLEWOOD DR., PENSACOLA, FLA.
Iss ue:
1436 - I
- JOHN DOUGLAS, B- 21st May 1951.
1437 - II
- MARCIA JEANNE, B- 17th Dec. 1954, M- 30th Nov.
1974, KEITH RAY BAKER, son of Rev. and Mrs. Clayton
Baker .
196
1438 - ROBERT KENNETH FRANZ-10, -1381-, (RICHARD J. FRANZ, J R . -9,
LAURA DOLAND FRANZ-8, SUSAN ALMIRA ROLL-7, WESLEY-6, JOHN5, ISAAC-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
Second ch ild of RICHARD J., JR. and HAZEL IRENE SMITH , B- 29th
Feb. 1924, M- 3rd Sept. 1946, JOAN G R E E N W O O D , B- 15th Jan. 1926.
Iss u e :
1439 - I
DAVEE SHERRILL,
1440 - II
KENNETH CLINTON,
1441 - III
B- 8th August,
B- 2nd Nov.,
- DANA SCOTT, B- 28th April,
1442 - IV
ROBIN LEE,
B- 22nd Jan.,
1443 - V
GREGG PETER,
1949.
1951.
1954.
1956.
B- 25th Feb.,
1959.
197
1444 - LAURA FERN FRANZ EAGAN-10, -1382-, (RICHARD J. FRANZ, JR.9, LAURA DOLAND FRANZ-8, ALMIRA SUSAN ROLL-7, WESLEY-6,
Third child of RICHARD J., JR. and HAZEL IRENE SMITH, B- 3rd Jan.
1928, M- 19th Sept. 1953, RICHARD EDWARD EAGAN, B- 6th October,
1928; residence in 1967 was 164 OXBOW ROAD, WAYLAND, MASS.
I ssue:
1445
-I
- PATRICIA ANNE,
B- 14th July,
1954.
1446
- II
- MICHAEL KEVIN,
B- 14th July,
1955.
1447 - III
- CHRISTINE MARIE, B- 25th Aug.
1448
- IV
- RICHARD EDWARD, JR.,
1449
-V
- THOMAS WILLIAM,
1450
- VI
- CAROL JOY, B- 9th May,
1451 - VII
- BRIAN PATRICK,
B- 14th
B- 25th Aug.
1956.
Feb.
1959.
1960.
1962.
B- 6th Oct.,
1964.
VIII - TRACY ELIZABETH, B- 2nd Sept.,
1970,
198
1452 - CAROLINE ROLL FRANZ B U T L E R - 1 0 , -1389-, (CLARENCE G. FRANZ9, CARRIE MITCHELL F R A N Z - T H O M A S - 8 , SARAH EMILY-7, WESLEY6, JOHN-5, ISAAC-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE-1}
second child of CLARENCE G . FRANZ and ANGELA EVELYN WANKEL, B13th Dec. 1916, M- 12th Oct. 1939, VINCENT S. BUTLER, B- 12th
Jan. 1914 in SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF.
Issue;
1453 - I
- PAUL VINCENT BUTLER,
B- 26th Jan.
1941.
199
1454 - EUGENIE FRANZ HUFF-10 , -1390-, (CLARENCE G. FRANZ-9,
CARRIE MITCHELL F R A NZ-THOMAS-8, SARAH EMILY-7, WESLEYJOHN-5, ISAAC-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
/
Third Child of CLARENCE G, FRANZ and ANGELA EVELYN WANKEL, B- 2nd
Jan. 1919, M- 19th Aug. 1944, ROBERT SAMUEL HUFF, B- 27th Feb
1919 at BELLINGHAM, W A S H . Issue:
1455 - I
- PENELOPE ANN HUFF, B- 19th Aug.
CALIF.
1945 at OAKLAND
1456 - II
- PAMELA HUFF, B- 14th July 1952 at SAN FRANCISCO,
CALIF.
200
1457 - PATRICIA ANNE FRANZ LUCHESSA-10, -1391-, (CLARENCE G.
FRANZ-9, CARRIE MITCHELL F R A N Z - T H O M A S - 8 , SARAH EMILY-7,
WESLEY-6, JOHN-5, ISAAC-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE1)
Only child of CLARENCE G. FRANZ and SUSANNE QUINLIVEN, B- 17th
March 1934, M- 18th Sept. 1954, CHARLES E. LUCHESSA, B- 14th Oct.
1932.
Residence in 1958, 149 CALUMET AVE., SAN ANSELME, CALIF.
Iss ue:
1458 - I
- EDWARD FRANZ LUCHESSA, B- 24th Nov.
OAKLAND, CALIF.
1459 - II
- LINDA ANNE LUCHESSA, B- 22nd Sept.
CALIF.
1955 at
1957 at OAKLAND,
201
1460 - MARCIA REYNOLDS S T A L T HRET-11, -1411-, (VIRGINIA ROLL
REYNOLDS-10, JOSEPH HEDGES-9, WILLIAM HENRY-3, JONATHAN
MANGELSE-1)
First child of WILLIAM B. and VIRGINIA ROLL REYNOLDS, M- WILLARD
STALTHRET.
Issue:
1461-1
- DEBRA
1462 - II
- DOUGLAS
202
14 6 3 - MARILYN REYNOLDS G O C H E N O U R - 1 1 , -1412-, (VIRGINIA ROLL
REYNOLDS-10, JOSEPH H E D G E S - 9, WILLIAM HENRY-8, JONATHAN
MANGELSE-1)
Second child of WILLIAM B. and VIRGINIA ROLL REYNOLDS, M- LOREN
GOCHENOUR.
Is s u e ;
1464 - I
- LAUREL
1465 - II
- TIMOTHY
1466 - III
- DANIEL
203
1467 - WILLIAM B. REYNOLDS, J R.-11, -1413-, (VIRGINIA ROLL
R E Y N O L D S - 1 0 , JOSEPH H E D G E S - 9 , WILLIAM H E N R Y - 8 , JONATHAN
MANGELSE-1)
Third child of WILLIAM B. and VIRGINIA ROLL REYNOLDS, M- ______
Is s ue :
1468 - I
- WILLIAM B.,
1469 - II
- DAWN
Ill
204
1470 - CAROLYN SUE REICHERT KULAS-11, -1415-, (KATHRYN ROLL
REICHERT-10, JOSEPH H EDGES-9, WILLIAM HENR Y - 8, JONATHAN
MANGELSE-1)
First child of CARL and KATHRYN ROLL REICHERT,
Issue:
1471-1
- STEPHEN
1472 - II
- TERI LYNN
1473 - III
- BRIAN
1474 - IV
- LORI
M- AL K U L A S .
205
14 75 - FREDERICK ALLEN REICHERT-11, -1416-, (KATHRYN ROLL
REICHERT-10, JOSEPH HEDGES-9, WILLIAM HENRY-8, JONATHAN
SMITH-7, WESLEY-6, JOHN-5, I S A A C - 4 , JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN
MANGELSE-1)
Second child of CARL and KATHRYN ROLL REICHERT, M- BONNIE
UNDERWOOD.
Is s u e :
206
14 76 » JOEL LEE REICHERT-11, -1417-, (KATHRYN ROLL REICHERT-10,
JOSEPH HEDGES-9, WILLIAM HENRY-3, JONATHAN SMITH-7,
W E S L E Y - 6, JOHN-5, ISAAC-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE1)
Third child of CARL and KATHRYN ROLL REICHERT, M- KAREN LACOUNT.
Issue :
207
1477 - JUDITH KAY REICHERT CORL-11, -1418-, (KATHRYN ROLL
REICHERT-10, JOSEPH HEDGES-9, WILLIAM HENRY-8, JONATHAN
SMITH-7, W E S L E Y - 6 , JOHN-5, ISAAC-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN
MANGELSE-1)
Fourth child of CARL and KATHRYN ROLL RIECHERT,
Iss u e :
1478-1
- KELLY ANN
1479 - II
- SCOTT ALLEN
M- RAY CORL.
208
1480 - SIDNEY RACKET ROLL-8,
-1181-
M- MARGARET (MAGGIE) ELSBERRY HURLEY, 27 Nov. 1890 at TEHERAN,
ILLINOIS.
She was the daughter of JAMES I. and EMMA J. RIGGS
HURLEY, B- 17 Feb. 1870, D- 28 July 1948.
He was B- 19 Mar.
1866, D- 11 Dec. 1936 in SALT CREEK TOWNSHIP, MASON COUNTY,
ILLINOIS on the family homestead near EASTON, ILLINOIS.
1481 - RALPH PIERSON ROLL-9
B- 1 Oct.
1891,
D- 12 June 1969, M- MILDRED LOUISE KOCH.
Issue:
I
- LOUISE MARGARET TOLL-10
who died young.
II
- JAMES EDWARD ROLL-10 who was a first lieutenant in
the Air Force and died in Italy during WorId War
II.
1482 - DELLA MAE ROLL
M- WILLIAM ELMER SHANKLIN,
26 Aug.
1926.
1483 - RAY HAROLD ROLL-9
B- 16 Jun. 1900, D- 26 Aug. 1969, M- 21 Nov. 1938,
WATSON, daughter of JOHN and MABEL WATSON.
Issue:
SHARLINE
I
- SHIRLEY RAE ROLL-10 who
M- BRUCE BARROW.
II
- JOHN LINDEN ROLL-10, -________ R A Y - 9 , SIDNEY-8,
A L P H E U S - 7, WILLIAM-6, JOHN-5, ISAAC-4, JOHN-3,
B- 8 Jan. 1948, M- SARAH ANN STAACK, daughter of
JULIUS ARTHUR and ELIZABETH (SOHNER) STAACK, 18 May
1974.
Issue:
I
- EMMA ELIZABETH
II
- MARIAN MARGUERITE
1977 .
III
Ill
- DELLA ______
- JANICE LEE ROLL-10.
(BETSY)
ROLL, B~ 5 Mar.
(MAGGIE)
(KATY) ROLL,
1976.
ROLL, B- 16 Aug.
B- 14 Aug.
1979.
1484 - ORVILLE HOWARD ROLL-9
B- 7 Nov.
PAPINEAU.
1901, D- 28 Jan.
Issue:
1968, M- 6 June 1927, LUCILLE
I
- BETTY JEAN ROLL-10 who M- ROBERT F E R R I .
II
- BARBARA ROLL-10 who MDAFNIS.
(1) and M-
(2) GEORGE
1485 - GUY SIDNEY ROLL
D- young .
1486 - LYLE CHARLES ROLL
M- (1) MARTHA ANGELA BARRETT,
MARGUERITE ANNE S W A L L E N .
who died
in 1970, and M-
(2)
1487 - JOHN WILBUR ROLL-9
B- 13 July 1910, D- 21 Nov. 1971, M- (1) HELEN FORBES and M- (
EILEEN L. RENO.
All of his daughters were by the first wife.
Issue:
I
- PEGGY ROLL who M- DONALD WILSON.
II
- CAROL ROLL who M- _____
III
- BONNIE ROLL who M- DALE ROWLEE.
IV
- JANET ROLL who MJOHN CREE.
(1)
MCCONNELL.
GROOM and M-
(2)
IRA
210
2000
JOHN ROLL-4,
-15-, (JOHN-3, JOHANNES-2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
Second child of JOHN ROLL and E L I Z A B E T H , B- 17th O c t o b e r 1733;
lived on the n o rth side of LONG HILL, near SPRINGFIELD, U N I O N
COUNTY, N EW JERSEY; sold his farm to JOHN WILLIAMS and m o v e d to
C I N C I N N A T I , H A M I L T O N COUNTY, OHIO, where he died; m a r r i e d three
t i m e s ; 1st, R A C H E L VAN WINKLE who died 21st May 1768 at the age
of 30 years and is b u r i e d in the grounds of the P R E S B Y T E R I A N
CHURCH, NEW PROVIDENCE, UNION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY. 323
He served
as a M I NUTE MAN in the WAR OF 17 7 6 . 32 ^
Issue :
2 001
- I
- JOHN
2002
- II
- ABRAHAM
2003
- III
- M A T THIAS
2004
- IV
ISAAC, B- 9th Aug. 1766, D- 11th Mar. 1787
years of a g e . 325
BD- Grounds P R E S B Y T E R I A N
NEW PROVIDENCE, U N ION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY.
2005
- V
ABAGAIL
2006
- VI
ISAAC, 2ND, M- PRUDENCE V A NCE of M E N D H A M , MORRIS
COUNTY, NEW JERSEY, a sister of A B R A H A M ' S wife.
2007
-VII
2nd wife,
2008
at 21
CHURCH,
- R A CHEL
EDITH WICK,
- VIII
M-
1769.
- WICK, B- 5th Aug. 1770, D- 28th Jan. 1 7 9 0 , 326 age
20 years, BD- Grounds P R E S B Y T E R I A N CHURCH, NEW
PROVIDENCE, U N ION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY.
2009
-IX
- EDWARD
2010
-X
- JACOB,
B- 28th Jan. 1775, k i l l e d
by l i g h t n i n g
on 14
Aug. 1793 at age
18years, BD-P R E S B Y T E R I A N CHURCH,
NEW PROVIDENCE, U N I O N COUNTY, NEW JERSEY.
3rd w i f e , Lydia
323 BIB . 6 - pp . 214324
BIB . 2 - pp . 398 ,
325
BIB . 6 - pp.
214-
326 BIB . 6 - pp . 214-
211
2011 - JOHN ROLL-5 , -2001-,
MANGELSE-1)
(JOHN-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN
First child of JOHN and RACHEL VAN WINKLE ROLL, B- 10th Oct.
1757, M- MARTHA (PATTY) FORCE of HORSE NECK, CALDWELL TOWNSHIP,
C O U N T Y , NEW JERSEY
2013
I
MATTHIAS, i
II
HANNAH
III
2015
2018
- RACHEL, M-
IV
ISAAC
v
ABIGAIL,
VI
JOHN
VII
- MARY
VIII - LYDIA
IX
JACOB W.
X
MARTHA
XI
ABRAHAM
XII
2024
- JAMES
XIII - CHARITY
M-
212
2025 - ABRAHAM ROLL-5, -2003-,
MANGELSE-1)
Second child of JOHN and RACHEL VAN WINKLE ROLL, B- 11th Aug.
1759, i
D- 21st Aug. 1827, M- PRUDENCE (PATTY) VANCE of MENDI1AM,
MOREIS COUNTY, NEW JERSEY, B- 24th Jan. 1763, D- 16th Feb. 1849
Iss u e :
2026 - I
- SARAH,
2027 - II
- SAMUEL V
2028 - III
- SARAH
2029 - IV
- WICK
2030 - V
- ELIZABETH,
2031 - VI
- RACHAEL
2032 - VII
- JOHN
2033 - VIII - ISAAC
2034 - IX
- MARTHA
B- 29th Dec.
1785, D- young.
B- 12th Feb.
1893, M- REUBEN R A Y M O N D .
213
2035 - MATTHIAS ROLL-5, -2003-,
MANGELSE-1)
Third child of JOHN and RACHEL VAN WINKLE ROLL, B- 22nd Aug.
1760, M- 7th Apr. 1785, MARY, B- 16th Sept, 1763, daughter of
ABRAHAM RUTAN and moved to OHIO.
He served as a private in 1st
Regiment, New Jersey Troops in the War of 1776 .3
He died 7th
Oct. 1831, while his wife died 9th Feb. 1836.
He received a
pension during the latter part of his life from the U.S. Gov. for
his Rev. War Services. **8 Issue:
2036 - I
- CHARITY
2037 - II
- JOSEPH, B- 24th Sept.
REBECCA JOHNSTON.
1789, M- 12th Feb.
2033 - III
- A B A G A I L , B- 15th July 1791, D- 17th Jan.
14th Feb. 1809, REUBEN BLACKFORD.
2039 - IV
- RACHEL, B- 16th June 1783, D- 3rd Sept.
6th Apr. 1810, WILLIAM STEWART.
2040
- ANNA, B- 15th May 1795, D- 11th Jan.
Feb. 1813, CHRISTOPHER LINTNER.
-V
1811,
1859, M-
1835, M-
1873, M- 9th
2041 - VI
- ISAAC, B- 18th May 1797, M- 19th Sept.
HAWKINS.
2042 - VII
- MARY (POLLY), B- 16th June 1799, D- 20th June 1834,
M- 15th Dec. 1816, DAVID BAKER.
2043
- VIII - JOHN
2044
- IX
- ISRAEL
2045
-X
- MATTHIAS
2046
- XI
- SAMUEL
2047
- XII
- SILAS
327 BIB.
2 - p. 275
328 BIB.
121 - p. 89
1821, HANNAH
2048 - ABIGAIL ROLL MILLER-5 , -2005-,
JAN MANGELSE-1)
(JOHN-4, JOHN-3,
PETER-
Fifth child of JOHN and RACHEL VAN WINKLE ROLL, B- 11th July
1764, M- 7th Apr. 1785, SAMUEL MILLER, a grandson of JAMES
CAULDWELL, 1ST.
Issue:
2049-1
- JOHN
2050 - RACHEL ROLL B A D G ELY-5, -2007-,
JAN MANGELSE-1)
(JOHN-4, JOHN-3, PETER-
Seventh child of JOHN and RACHEL VAN WINKLE ROLL, B- 21st May
1768, M- ROBERT B A D G E L Y , of CINCINNATI, HAMILTON COUNTY, OHIO
Issue:
2051 - I
- WILLIAM
2052 - II
- JACOB
216
2053 ~ EDWARD ROLL-5,
MANGELSE-1)
-2009-,
Ninth child of JOHN ROLL and second by his second wife EDITH
WICK, B- 14th July 1772, Mand lived in CINCINNATI,
HAMILTON COUNTY, OHIO.
Issue:
2054-1
- ISAAC
2055 - II
- WICK,
2056 - III
D- young.
- EDWARD C.
217
2057 - ISAAC ROLL-6, -2015-,
MANGELSE-1)
Fourth Child of JOHN and MARTHA
THOMPSON. Issue:
2058-1
FORCE ROLL, M- ELIZABETH
- EDWARD
2059
-II
- PHEBE,
2060
- III
- JOHN, B- 23rd Nov.
COUNTY, ILLINOIS.
2061
- IV
- AARON T.,
2062
-V
- HANNAH
2063
- VI
- ABIGAIL
2064
- VII
- CYNTHIA
B-
2065 - VIII - JAMES A.,
INDIANA.
2066 - IX
(PATTY)
1817, D- unmarried.
1818.
Lived in PEORIA,
PEORIA
B~ 1821, D- 1852, UM.
lived
- MILTON OWEN,
in TERRE HAUTE, VIGO COUNTY,
lived
in ST. LOUIS, MO.
218
2067 - JACOB W. ROLL-6 , -2020-,
JAN MANGELSE-1)
(JOHN-5, JOIIN-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2,
Ninth child of JOHN and MARTHA (PATTY) FORCE ROLL,
1800, M- JANE MCCLURE. They resided in WELLSFORD,
KANSAS. Issue:
B- 6th Feb.
KIOWA COUNTY,
2068 - I
- U ______ G _____ M _____ , B- 4th Nov. 1827 , M- ELIZA
JANE CLOUD.
They resided in EFFNER, ILLINOIS.
2069 - II
-
2070 - III
-
2071 - IV
- HARVEY, B- 17th May 1834, D- 1856.
ORLEANS, ORLEANS COUNTY, LOUISIANA.
2072 - V
- GEORGE W . , B- 19th Oct.
1867, NANCY E , ASHLEY.
KANSAS.
2073 - VI
- EDWIN M . , B- 10th May 1839, D- 1882, M- 1876, ANNA
R U D X S I L L . Resided in LOGAN, DEARBORN COUNTY,
INDIANA.
2074 - VII
- RICHARD E., B- 14th Feb. 1841, M- twice, 1st, 1870
to ELIZABETH JUDD; 2nd, 1833 to MATTIE DAVIDSON.
Resided in WELLSFORD, KIOWA COUNTY, KANSAS.
J A M E S , B- 26th Nov.
1829,
D- young.
JACOB, B- 2nd Dec. 1831, D- 1877, M- 1863,
HORNER.
Resided in INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Resided
BELLE
in NEW
1836, D- Aug. 1885, MResided in PELLSBURG,
2075 - VIII - LOUIS R . , B- 16th July 1843, M- DELISLE CLEPNER.
Resided in EFFNER, ILLINOIS.
2076 - IX
- THOMAS J.
2077 - X
- A L I C E J.,
SHIELDS.
INDIANA.
B- 27th May 1848,
Resided in LOGAN,
M- 1880 to G E O R G E
D E A R B O R N COUNTY,
219
2078 - MARTHA ROLL PRESTON-6 , -2021-,
Tenth child of JOHN and MARTHA
1818, WILLIAM PRESTON.
Issue:
(PATTY)
(JOHN-5, JOHN-4, JOHN-3,
FORCE ROLL,
M- 13th Sept.
2079 - I
- MARY R . , B- 27th June 1819, M- 30th Nov.
ABRAHAM ROLL (#2280).
1831,
2080
-II
- JOHN B., B- 11th Jan.
1822.
2081
-III
- W I L L I A M B., B- 13th Jan.
2082
-IV
- ISAAC R . , B- 6th Nov.
RUDISILL.
1821,
D-
1823,
1824, M-
2083 - V
- MARTHA A., B- 14th Dec.
WILLIAM COX.
2084
-VI
- ROBERT B., B- 2nd M ay 1829, D-
2085
-VII
- LYDIA, B- 2nd Sept.
RUDISILL.
27th Mar.
D- 5th May 1824.
8th Apr.
1826, M- 19th Jan.
12th Apr.
1834, M- 9th Oct.
- SARAH, B- 13th Sept.
1873, ABE LEMON.
1838,
1844,
1849.
1850, JERRY
2086 - VIII - A B I G A L , B- 9th Sept. 1836, M- 18th Apr.
M .V .B . ROLL (#2301) .
2087 - IX
1857, E.
1855,
D- 26th May 1881, M- May
220
ROLL GENEALOGY » NEW JERSEY
2088 - SAMUEL V. ROLL-6, -2027-,
(ABRAHAM-5, JOHN-4, JOHN-3,
Second child of ABRAHAM and PRUDENCE (PATTY) VANCE ROLL, B- 21st
Jan. 1788, M- twice, 1st in 1809 to KESIAH HIGGINS, B- 12th Nov.
1788, D- 10th Oct. 1833.
Issue:
2089 - I
— SARAH, B- 1st Nov.
2090 - II
“ MARIAH, B- 20th June 1813.
2091 - Ill
- JANE,
2092 - IV
- ABBY, B- 11th May 1818.
2093 - v
-
J O S I A H , B- 15th Aug.
2094 - VI
-
ANNA,
2095 - VII
- ELIZA,
1810, D- 25th Oct.
B- 17th May 1815, D- 28th Mar.
B- 23rd Mar.
2096 - VIII - KESIAH,
1825.
1826, M- 1846.
B- 17th Feb.
1829, D- 10th Mar.
2nd '
wife, NANCY WHALEN KNOX, M- 2nd Oct.
1834.
2097 - IX
-
JAMES W.
2098 - X
-
LEVINA, B- 17th Mar.
2099 - XI
-
JOHN,
2100 - XII
- NANCY A.,
B- 17th Oct.
1842.
2101 - XIII
-
BENJAMIN,
B- 25th Oct.
1844.
B- 22nd Dec.
1875.
1820.
1823, D- 22nd Mar.
B- 24th Nov.
1825.
1839.
1840.
1829
221
2102 - SARAH ROLL BROKAW-6 , -2028-,
(ABRAHAM-5, JOHN-4 , JOHN-3,
Third child of ABRAHAM and PRUDENCE (PATTY) VANCE ROLL , B- 28th
Sept. 1789, D- 25th May 1882, M- ISAAC B R O K A W , B- Aug. 1733, D19th June 1830.
They resided in CINCINNATI, HAMILTON C O U N T Y ,
OHIO.
Issue:
2103 - I
- CAROLINE
2104 - II
- HARRIET,
B- 12th June 1811.
1205 - III
- ABRAHAM,
B- 5th Oct.
1206 - IV
- JOHN
1207 - V
- ISAAC
1208 - VI
- PRUDENCE
1813, D
222
2109 - WICK ROLL-6, -2029-,
JAN MANGELSE-1)
(ABRAHAM-5, JOHN-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2,
Fourth child of ABRAHAM and PRUDENCE (PATTY) VANCE ROLL, B- 21st
Mar. 1791, D- 19th June 1863, M- three times; 1st, BATY VAN SANT,
B- 2nd Feb. 1797, M- 26th Jan. 1815,
D- 3rd Oct. 1821. Issue:
2110 - I
- HENRY, B- 11th Aug.
E. WELLS.
2111 -
II
- ABRAHAM
2112 -
III - REUBEN
2113 -
IV
1815,
D- 9th Apr.
1393,
- D- at birth,
2nd wife, MARY JONES, B- 21st May 1805, M- 6th Mar.
Aug. 1334.
2114 -
V
- D- at birth,
2115 -
VI
- BATY
2116 - VII
M- ANNA
- ROBERT S., B- 13th June 1827,
1823, D- 2nd
D- 14th Oct.
1835.
2117 - VIII - REBECCA J., B- 16th Feb. 1330, D- 17th June
M- 7th Jan. 1861, JOHN ADAMS, (no issue).
2118 - IX
- MARTIN V.B.
3rd wife, ELIZABETH VAN DYKE, B- 5th May 1811, M- 4th Feb.
D- 30th A p r . 1849.
2119 - X
- EDWARD C., B- 10th Jan.
A.C. OTTE.
2120 -
XI
2121 -
XII - WILLIAM,
2122 -
XIII - THOMAS,
2123 -
XIV - JOHN B.
2124 - XV
1913,
- WICK,
1837, D- 20th May 1896, M-
B- 10th June 1839, D- 26th Apr.
B- 6th Aug.
1843.
1842, D- 26th Apr.
B- 16th May 1844, D- 26th May
- THEODORE,
B- 12th Apr.
1836,
1849,
1843.
1847.
D- 4th July 1849.
223
2125 - RACHAEL ROLL PRESTON-6 , -2031-,
(ABRAHAM-5, JOHN-4 , JOHN-
Sixth child of ABRAHAM and PRUDENCE (PATTY)
Oct. 1794, M- ROBERT PRESTON.
Issue:
2126 - I
- MIRIAH
2127-11
- SARAH
2128 -
III
- ABIGAIL
2129 -
IV
- MARTHA
2130 -
V
- PRUDENCE
2131 -
VI
- JARVIS
2132 -
VII
- MARGARET
2133 -
VIII - ROBERT
2134 -
IX
- CAROLINE
2135 -
X
- MATILDA
2136 -
XI
- WILLIAM
VANCE ROLL, B - 8th
224
2137 - JOHN ROLL-6, -2032-,
JAN MANGELSE-1)
(ABRAHAM-5, JOHN-4, JOHN-3,
PETER-2,
Seventh child of ABRAHAM and PRUDENCE (PATTY) VANCE ROLL, B- 9th
Oct. 1796, D- 2nd July 1876, M~ twice, 1st, 13th Mar. 1823, SARAH
WHALEN, B- 9th Aug. 1795, D- 22nd Dec. 1841.
Issue:
2138-1
- JAMES
2139-11
- THOMAS W.
2nd wife, DIANTHA CRANSTON,
D- 25th Mar. 1884.
B- 5th June 1813, M- 29th Feb.
2140 - I I I
- PHEBE ANN, B- 6th Feb.
iss ue) .
2141 - IV
- ELIZABETH
1845, M- THOMAS MOORE.
1844,
(No
225
2142 - ISAAC ROLL-6 , -2033-,
JAN MANGELSE-1)
(ABRAHAM-5, JOIIN-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2,
Eighth child Of ABRAHAM and PRUDENCE (PATTY) VANCE ROLL, B - 31st
May 1799, D- 14th Feb. 1875, M- CATHERINE (KATY) VAN DYKE.
Issue:
2143 - I
WILLIAM C.
2144 - II
PHEBE VAN DYKE
2145 - III
- EMELINE,
B- 12th May 1827, D- 12th Apr.
2146 - IV
MARANDA
2147 - V
SILAS P.
2148 - VI
ELIZABETH V., B- 3rd Oct.
2149 - VII
1838 *
1834, D- 23th Jan.
- JOHN P ,, B- 9th Oct. 1337, D- 2nd Aug.
CLARA WILLIAMS (no issue) .
1918.
1888, M-
2150 - VIII - ISAAC
2151 - IX
CATHERINE,
B- 26th Oct.
1842.
2152 - X
DOMINICIES V., B- 25th Dec.
UM.
1844, D- 8th Nov . 1865
2153 - MARTHA ROLL RICH-6, -2034-,
(ABRAHAM-5, JOHN-4, JOHN-3
Ninth child of ABRAHAM and PRUDENCE (PATTY) VANCE ROLL,
Dec. 1800, M- 25th Feb. 1819, JAIRUS RICH, B- 15th Feb.
Issue:
2154 - I
- SARAH, B- Nov.
2155 - II
- ROBERT P.
1819, D- infancy.
B- 31
1797,
227
2156 - CHARITY ROLL TRUSDA L E - A Y R E S - 6 , -2036“ , (MATTHIAS-5, JOHN4, JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
First child of MATTHIAS and MARY RUTAN ROLL, B- 16th June 1787,
D- 11th Nov. 1854 , M- tv/ice, 1st, 27th Aug. 1806 , SAMUEL
TRUSDALE.
Issue:
2157 - I
- JANE
2158 - II
- MARY
2159 - III
- LYDIA
2nd husband, JOHN AYRES, M- 10th Aug.
2160 - IV
- ELIZABETH C.
1824.
228
2161 - JOHN ROLL-6, -2043-,
JAN MANGELSE-1)
(MATTHIAS-5, JOHN-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2,
Eighth child of MATTHIAS and MARY RUTAN ROLL, B- 22nd Mar. 1801,
D- 26th May 1851, M- 20th Jan. 1823, ELIZABETH DODDS,
D- 23rd
Oct. 1883.
Issue:
2162-1
2163 - II
- JOHN
- ANDREW, B- 11th Oct. 1827, D- 12th Oct. 1886, M31st Oct. 1854, SARAH A. MCCONNELL, of JENNINGS
COUNTY, INDIANA, D- 28th July 1888.
They lived in
SANDERVAL, MARION COUNTY, ILLINOIS, and died
without issue.
2164
- III
- WILLIAM,
2165
- IV
- WILLIAM
2166
-V
- DAVID
2167
- VI
- SILAS D.
2168 - VII
B- 10th Jan.
- JOSEPH, B- 19th Jan.
1830, D- 20th June 1832.
1846, D- 12th Feb. 1851.
229
ROLL GENEALOGY
2169 - ISRAEL ROLL-6, -2044-,
2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
NEW JERSEY
(MATTHIAS-5, JOHN-4, JOHN-3, PETER-
Ninth child of MATTHIAS and MARY RUTAN ROLL, B- 17th Aug. 1803,
D- 16th Sept. 1883, M- 17th Nov. 1836, MARY L. JONES, B- 7th Aug.
Issue:
1811.
2170 - I
- FRANCIS M.
2171 - II
- WILLIAM W.
2172 - III
- ELIAS
2173 - IV
- JAMES H.
2174 - V
- MARTHA, B1879, HENRY DONAR,
KUMLER.
2175 - VI
2nd, 4th Jan.
- (SON), B- 14th Sept.
BOURNAN.
1888, B E N J . F.
1851, M- 23rd Oct.
1877, ALICE
2176 - MATTHIAS ROLL-6, -2045-,
(MATTHIAS-5, JOHN-4, JOHN-3,
Tenth child of MATTHIAS and MARY RUTAN ROLL, B- 20th Aug.
M- twice, 1st, 20th Nov. 1825, JANE STEWART.
Issue:
1805
2177 - I
- WILLIAM S., B- 10th Oct.
2178 - II
- SILAS S., B- 18th Jan.
SARAH A. REES.
2179 - III
- MARY, B- 19th June 1833, D- 12th May 1875, MBENJAMIN GARDNER.
2180 - IV
- ISRAEL,
2nd wife,
B- 22nd Nov.
WILLIAMS.
1829, M- EDNA FOSTER.
1331, M- 20th May 1857,
1834, M- MARTHA L. EARHARDT
231
2181 - SAMUEL ROLL-6f “2046-,
2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
{MATTHIAS-5, JOHN-4, JOHN-3, PETER-
Eleventh child of MATTHIAS and MARY RUTAN ROLL, B- 10th Dec.
1808, D- 26th July 1845, M- 6th Mar. 1828, FRANCIS JONES, B- 12th
May 1806, D- 4th Sept. 1873.
Both were born, lived and died in
MCGOINGLE, BUTLER COUNTY, OHIO.
Issue:
2182 - I
- SYLVENDER
218 3 - II
- FRANCIS MARION
2184 - III
- MARY J., B- 29th Dec. 1832, M- JAMES SIZELOVE.
They resided in HAMILTON, BUTLER COUNTY, OHIO.
2185
- IV
- NICHOLAS S.
2186
-V
- SUSANNA, B- 23rd Apr.
2187
- VI
- HUGH
2188
- VII
- CICERO L.
1838, M- LON H. CLOUD.
2189 - VIII - JEFFERSON, B- 11th Jan. 1845, D- 21st July 1864,
BD- SOLDIERS CEMETERY, 2ND DIVISION, GRAVE #170,
CHATTANOOGA, HAMILTON COUNTY, TENNESSE.
232
2190 - SILAS ROLL-6, -2047-,
2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
(MATTHIAS-5, JOHN-4, JOHN-3, PETER-
Twelfth child of MATTHIAS and MARY RUTAN ROLL, B- 6th Dec. 1810,
D- 30th May 1871, M- twice, 1st, Apr. 3rd 1832, FANNY WILSON, DMarch 1839.
They resided in M C G O I N G L E , BUTLER COUNTY, OHIO.
Iss u e :
2191 - I
- JOHN W.
2192-11
- WILLIAM T.
2nd wife, MARTHA MOORE, D- 26th Nov.
1883.
2193 - III
- ANNA ELIZA, B- 3rd Jan. 1847,
20th Feb. 1860, _____ MOORE.
2194 - IV
- WINFIELD SCOTT
2195 - V
- MARGARET ELLEN
D- 10th Apr.
1868, M-
2196 - WILLIAM BADGELY-6, -2051-,
(RACHEL-5, JOHN-4, JOHN'
First child of ROBERT and RACHEL ROLL BADGELY.
2197 ~ I
- ROBERT,
resided
2198 - II
- HOWELL
2199 - Ill
- ELIZA
2200 - IV
- ELIZABETH
2201 - V
- HARRIETT
in HAMILTON,
Issue:
BUTLER COUNTY,
2202 - JACOB BADGELY-6, -2052-,
2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
(RACHEL-5, JOHN-4, JOHN-3, PETER-
Second child of ROBERT and RACHEL ROLL B A D G E L Y .
2203 - I
- JAMES
2204 - II
- ROBERT
2205
-
III
- JOHN*
2206
-
IV
- JOSEPH*
2207 - V
2208
-
VI
2209 - VII
- GEORGE WASHINGTON*
- FRANK*
- ELIZABETH, M-
H A M M I L L .*
2210 - VIII - RACHEL, M- LIGE GRAHAM.*
2211 - IX
- REBECCA, M- WILLIAM D O U T H W A R T .*
* Resided in ANDERSON,
MADISON COUNTY,
INDIANA.
235
2212 - ISAAC ROLL-6, -2054-,
JAN MANGELSE-1)
{EDWARD-5, JOHN-4, JOHN-3,
PETER-2,
First child of EDWARD ROLL and ___________ , B- 1802 in CINCINNATI,
HAMILTON COUNTY, OHIO, D- 5th Dec. 1882, in BONNE TERRE, ST.
FRANCOIS COUNTY, MISSOURI, M- SUSAN H. OVERFIELD, B- TROY, MIAMI
COUNTY, OHIO, in 1804, D- 22nd Nov. 1882, in BONNE TERRE, ST.
FRANCOIS COUNTY, MISSOURI.
Issue:
2213
- I - EMANUEL, B- 1828, D- TROY, MIAMI COUNTY, OHIO,
Sept. 1845.
2214
- II
2215
-III
2216
- IV
2217 - V
- AURELIA B.
- EDWARD C.
- SARAH
- JOHN W . , B- 3rd Apr. 1846.
In 1890 unmarried.
Resided in BONNE TERR, ST. FRANCOIS COUNTY,
MISSOURI.
1st
236
2218 - EDWARD C. ROLL-6, -2056-,
(EDWARD-5, JOHN-4, JOHN-3,
Third child of EDWARD ROLL and ___________ . Resided in
CINCINNATI, HAMILTON C O U N T Y , OHIO, M~ twice, 1st, JULIA ANN
KELLY.
issue:
2219 -
I
- ISAAC, D- young.
2220 -
II
- ISAAC, D- young.
2221 -
III
- EDWARD C., resided inASHLAND,
KENTUCKY.
2222 - IV
- PHEBE, resided
TENNESSEE.
2nd wife,
ELIZA JANE RIDDLE.
2223 -
V
in MEMPHIS,
BOYD
COUNTY,
SHELBY COUNTY,
- JOHN R . , resided inCINCINNATI,
OHIO.
HAMILTON
COUNTY,
- JULIA, D- young.
2225 - VII
- ELIZABETH J., MB E R E S F O R D . Resided in LOS
ANGELES, LOS ANGELES COUNTY, CALIFORNIA.
_
2224 - VI
2226 - VIII - WASHINGTON MCLEAN,
COUNTY, OHIO.
2227 - IX
- ADAM R.
resided
in CINCINNATI, HAMILTON
2228 - EDWARD ROLL-7, -2058-,
JAN MANGELSE-1)
(ISAAC-6, JOHN-5, JOHN-3, PETER
First child of ISAAC and ELIXABETH THOMPSON ROLL, B- 1st Jan.
1814, M- NANCY BEARD.
They resided in RILEY, VIGO COUNTY,
I N D I A N A . Is s u e :
2229 - I
- ELIZABETH JANE, M- ANDERSON WARD.
2230 - II
- CYNTHIA ELLEN, M- JESSE WILSON.
2231 - Ill
- JAMES WILLIAMS
2232 - IV
- MARY ELLEN, M- ISRAEL LAKE.
2233 - V
- JOHN AARON, M~ MARY SHAW.
2234 - VI
- STEPHEN OWEN, M - JENNIE NEAT.
2235 - VII
- FELIX, M- twice , 1st, JOSEPHINE WILLIAMS
Oct. 1886, NANCY JANE GARDNER.
No issue.
238
2236 - HANNAH ROLL A D A M S - L A N H A M - 7 , -2062-, (ISAAC-6, JOHN-5,
JOHN-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
Fifth child of ISAAC and ELIZABETH THOMPSON ROLL, B- 26th Mar.
1825.
Resided in ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
M- twice, 1st,
A D A M S . Issue:
2237-1
- CELINA, M- _____
2238 - II
- MARTHA ABIGAIL, M- _____ WAGNER.
2nd husband,
LANHAM.
LITTLE.
239
2239 - ABIGAIL ROLL JONES-7, -2063-, (ISAAC-6, JOHN-5,
JOHN-4,
Sixth child of ISAAC and ELIZABETH THOMPSON ROLL, B- 23rd Mar.
1827, M- GRIFFITH JONES.
They resided in N E W P O R T , CAMPBELL
COUNTY, KENTUCKY. Issue:
2240 - I
- ANNIE LEONA, D- age nine years.
2241 - II
- ELLEN JANE, B- 1866.
COUNTY, KENTUCKY.
Resided
in NEWPORT,
CAMPBELL
2242 - THOMAS J. ROLL-7, -2076-, (JACOB W.-6, JOHN-5, JOHNJOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
Ninth child of JACOB W. and JANE MCCLURE ROLL, B- 27th Sept
1845, M- 1876, LOTTA JACKSON, B- 1846.
They resided in
WELLSFORD, KIOWA COUNTY, KANSAS.
Issue:
2243 -
I
- OSCAR J., B- 2nd Feb.
2244 -
II
- GRACE,
2245 -
III
- GEORGE W., B- 5th Apr.
B- 1st Apr.
1877.
1879.
1881, D- 3rd Dec.
1885
241
2246 - JAMES V?. ROLL-7 , -2027-, (SAMUEL V.-6, ABRAHAM-5, JOHN-4,
Ninth child of SAMUEL V. ROLL and first by his second wife, NANCY
WHALEN KNOX, B- 28th Dec. 1836, M- 9th July 1867, SUSAN M.
WEATHERHEAD, B- 18th May 1835. They resided inCOLONY,
ANDERSON
COUNTY, KANSAS.
Issue:
2247 - I
- SAMUEL
ALBERT,
B- 2nd May 1868.
2248 - II
- NANNIE
BESSIE, B- 5th Jan.
2249 ~ III
- LILLIE MARIE, B- 9th Aug.
2250 - IV
- ROBERT,
B~ 7th Feb.
1875.
1870.
1872.
242
2251 - CAROLINE BROKAW A R MSTRONG-7, -2103-, (SARAH-6, ABRA H A M -5,
First child of ISAAC and SARAH ROLL BROKAW, B- 12th Dec. 1808, D29th Dec. 1900, M- A. WAYNE ARMSTRONG, B- 13th Oct. 1806.
They
resided in WESTWOOD, HAMILTON COUNTY, OHIO.
Issue:
2252 - I
- CATHERINE B ., B- 24th Feb.
2253 - II
- ISAAC B ., B- 20th Nov.
2254 - III
- MARTHA A ., B- 11th Dec. 1831, M- FRED HORN.
2255 - IV
- SARAH B ., - B- 28th May 1835,
2256 - V
- MARY JANE,
2257 - VI
- ROBERT A.
2258 - VII
- WILLIAM W. , B- 14th M a r . 1842, M** ELIZABETH
1829, D- young.
1830.
B- 29th Dec.
2259 - VIII - RACHAEL C. , B- 17th Aug.
D- y o u n g .
1337, M- DAN BROOKS
1844.
2260 - IX
- HARRIETT L . , B- 5th O c t . 1846 .
2261 - X
- SAMUEL C ., B~ 30th Sept.
1350.
243
2262 - JOHN B ROKAW-7, -2106-, (SARA H - 6, ABR A H A M - 5, JOHN-4,
JOHN-
Fourth child of ISAAC and SARAH ROLL BROKAW, B- 15th May 1815, D28th Jan. 1901, M- twice, 1st, NANCY RRISBAN.
issue:
2263 - I
- ELIZABETH
2264 - II
- ISAAC, D- 21st May 1912,
2nd wife,
2265 - III
SUSAN WILLIAMS.
- D R U S I L L A , D- 1879.
age 66 years.
244
2266 - ISAAC BROKAW-7, -2107-, (SARAH-6, ABRAHAM-5,
JOHN-4, JOHN-
Fifth child of ISAAC and SARAH ROLL BROKAW, B- 25th June 1817, D19th June 1880, M- twice, 1st, 31st May 1849, ELECTA COOK, D15th Aug. 1857.
Issue:
2267 - I
- JOHN,
B- 9th June 1851,
D- Sept.
1851.
2nd wife,
18th Nov.
1858, MAGDALEN YOUNG, D- 27th July 1882.
2268-11
- AARON
2269
- III
- SARAH,
B- 25th
Oct.
1861, M- EMMET
STEVENSON.
2270
- IV
- DANIEL, B- 3rd
Aug.
1864, M- LILLY
HARDING.
2271
-V
- WILLIAM,
B- 2nd Apr.
1868, M- ALICE B R E S T E L .
227 2 - PRUDENCE BROKAW SHINDLER-7, -2100-, (SARAH-6, ABRAHAMJOHN-4 , JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
Sixth child of ISAAC and SARAH ROLL BROKAW, B- 24th Dec. 1819
1st Oct. 1840, PETER SHINDLER; they resided in BOSTON, WAYNE
C O U N T Y , I N D I A N A . Is s u e :
2273 - I
- JOHN B., B- 9th Oct.
KANSAS.
2274
- SARAH ANN, B- 26th Feb. 1845, M- 16th Feb.
resided in BOSTON, WAYNE COUNTY, INDIANA.
- II
1842;
in MILLCREEK
1848, D- Aug.
1871
2275 - III
- MARY FRANCIS,
2276 - IV
- WILLIAM, B~ 10th July 1854, M- 1st Jan. 1885;
resided in RICHMOND, WAYNE COUNTY, INDIANA.
2277
-V
- JAMES E., B- 17th Nov. 1856, M- 24th Apr. 1833;
resided in LIBERTY, WAYNE COUNTY, INDIANA.
2278
- VI
- SILAS, B- 9th Sept. 1859, M- 29th Aug. 1889;
resided in BOSTON, WAYNE COUNTY, INDIANA.
2279 - VII
B- 31st Dec.
resided
- GEORGE A., B- 1864, D- 1865.
1850.
246
2280 - ABRAHAM ROLL-7, -2111-, (WICK-6, ABRAHAM-5, JOHN-4, JOHN3, PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
Second child of WICK and BATY VAN SANT ROLL, B- 10th Sept. 1817,
D- 13th July 1851, M- 30th Nov. 1831, MARY ROLL PRESTON (#2079),
B- 27th June 1819.
Issue:
2281
-I
- ALIJAH P., B- 29th Nov. 1833, M- 1858, TILLIE
CRANE; resided in HAMILTON, BUTLER COUNTY, OHIO.
2282 - II
- REUBEN, B- 24th May 1841, M- SALLIE SMITH;
in HAMILTON, BUTLER COUNTY, OHIO.
resided
2283 - III
- BATY, B- 4th May 1843, M- 5th May 1868, C.W.
PARRIS.
Issue: three children.
2284
-IV
- WICK,
2285
-V
- MARTHA,
2286
-VI
- ROBERT, B- 24th Nov. 1848, M- MARY MACK, Issue:
three children of which two in 1890 are deceased.
2287 - VII
B- 13th May 1844, M- SARAH ROTH.
B- 9th Dec.
1346, D- 23rd Oct.
1847.
- MARY, B- 3rd Aug. 1851, D- 15th Oct. 1880, M- 24th
Jan. 1874, CHARLES PARIS.
Issue: three children.
247
2288 - REUBEN R O L L - 7, -2112-, (WICK-6, ABRAHAM-5, JOHN-4, JOHN-3,
Third child of WICK and BATY VAN SANT ROLL, B- 17th Nov. 1817, MCATHERINE MOORE; resided in HAMILTON, BUTLER COUNTY, OHIO.
Issue:
2289 - I
- EDWARD, M- _____ .
is d e c e a s e d .
2290 - II
- WILLIAM, M~ L.B.
Issue:
SHEPARD.
2291 - III
- LAURA B .
2292 - IV
- MARY, M- MATTHEW SMITH.
two children of which one
Issue:
2 children.
Issue: one child.
2293 - BATY ROLL STEPHENSON-7, -2115-, (WICK-6, ABRAHAM-5, JOHN4, JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
2294 - 1
- WILLIAM H., B- 16th Nov.
2295 - II
- THOMAS A. B- 4th Sept.
1846, M- ELIZABETH KOMPTON.
2296
-III
- MARTHA E., B- 5th Feb.
1848, D- 5th May 1848.
2297
- IV
- MARTHA R. , B- 3rd
Jan.
1850 , M- J. ENGLEHART.
2298
-V
- OLIVE A., B- 16th
Mar.
1853, D- 16th Aug.
2299
-VI
- EDGAR E., B- 30th
Jan.
2300 - VII
- ADICE E., B- 12th Sept.
1843.
1855.
1857.
1854.
249
ROLL GENEALOGY - HEW JERSEY
2301 - MARTIN V.B. ROLL-7, -2118-, (WICK-6, ABRAHAM-5, JOHN-4,
JOIIN-3, PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
Ninth child of WICK ROLL and fifth by his second wife, MARY
JONES f B- 23rd Jan. 13 33 , M- 18th Apr. 1855 , ABIGAIL PRESTON
Issue:
(#2086), B~ 9th Sept. 1836.
2302 - I
-
2303 - II
J
S, B- 13th Mar. 1856, D- 24th Apr.
28th Sept. 1882, E HURLEY.
1888 ,
R
W, B- 28th May 1858, M- twice, 1st, 29th
Apr. 1885, A .C . R A T T E R M A N , D- 21st Dec. 1885, 2
13th Mar. 1889, MINNIE MEYER.
H
L R . , B- 9th Oct.
2304 - Ill
-
2305 - IV
- CHARLES,
2306 - V
- FRANK, B- 26th June 1871.
2307 - VI
- C
2308 - VII
- LILLY M . , B- 3rd Mar.
2309 - VIII
1865, D- 3rd Feb . 1869
1869, D- 30th May 1869.
B- 17th Apr.
W P., B- 16th July 1873.
1875.
EARL G., B- 10th Sept.
2310 - IX
- CHARLES,
2311 - X
-
BLANCHE,
B- 7th Dec.
B- 1889.
1881, D- 31st Oct.
1885.
1887.
250
2312 - JOHN B. ROLL-7, -2123-, (WICK-6, ABRAHAM-5,
JOHN-4,
JOHN-
Fourteenth child of WICK ROLL, and fifth by his third wife
ELIZABETH VAN DYKE, B- 21st Dec. 1846, M- 7th Nov. 1871, MARY E.
CLARKSON, B- 18th Oct. 1852.
Issue:
2313
-I
- CORILLA A.
2314
- II
- OLIVER WICK, B- 17th Jan.
LULU M. DILLON.
2315
- III
- JOHN CLARENCE,
2316
- IV
- WALTER CLIFFORD,
2317
-V
- WEBSTER A., B- 13th Jan.
1875, M- 19th Dec.
B- 21st Aug.
1876.
B- 19th Jan.
1888.
1881.
1900,
251
ROLL GENEALOGY - NEVJ JERSEY
2318 - JAMES ROLL-7, -2138-, (JOHN-6, ABRAHAM-5, JOHN-4, JOHN-3,
First child of JOHN ROLL and his first wife SARAH WHALEN, B- 26th
Oct. 1824, M- 1st Mar. 1856, CATHERINE BOZEL, B- 2nd Aug. 1840.
Issue:
2319-1
- MARY A.
2320 - II
- WILLIAM M . , B- 10th Nov. 1859, M- 15th
MARY E. FRAZER.
2321
- III
- AMELIA J., B- 4th Oct.
2322
- IV
- SHERIDAN P., B- 15th July 1867.
2323
-V
- ELSIE C., B- 16th Aug.
1862, D-
1870.
1863.
Mar. 1888,
252
2324 - THOMAS W. ROLL-7, -2139-, (JOHN-6, ABRAHAM-5, JOHN- 4 ,
J O H N - 3 , PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
Second child of JOHN ROLL and his first wife SARAH WHALEN, B- 8th
Oct. 1827, M- 1st Mar. 1850, AMELIA SWEITZER, B~ 25th Oct. 1828 ,
D- 16th Sept. 1889.
Issue:
2325 - I
- J A M E S , B- 30th Apr.
1851, D-
2326-11
- JOHN
2327 - III
- WILLIAM,
2328 - IV
- SARAH E.
2329 - V
- GEORGE H., B- 12th Sept.
2330 - VI
- SHERMAN
B- 26th Apr.
,B-
1853.
1861.
12th May 1865.
1853.
253
2331 - ELIZABETH ROLL MOORE-7, -2141-, (JOHN-6, ABR A H A M - 5, JOHN4, JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
Fourth child of JOHN ROLL and second by his second wife,
CRANSTON, B- 14th Nov. 1846, M- EDWARD MOORE.
Issue;
2332 - I
- WILLIAM,
2333 - II
- CLARENCE,
1890 age about three years.
1890 age about two years.
DIANTHA
254
2334 - WILLIAM CORWIN ROLL-7, -2143-, (ISAAC-6, ABRAHAM-5, JOHN4, JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
First Child of ISAAC and CATHERINE (KATY) VAN DYKE ROLL, B- 19th
Apr . 1823, D- 5th Feb. 1888, M~ MARGARET GEORGE, B- 10th Mar.
Issue:
1825.
2335 - I
- ALICE J., B- 10th Jan.
2335 - I I
- WILLIAM M . , B- 13th Mar.
HATTIE BLACKBURN.
2337 - Ill
- CHARLES EDWIN, B- 1st Nov.
2338 - I V
- GEORGE,
1852.
2339 - V
- ISAAC,
1852 .
1848, d- 7th May 1886.
1849, D- 4th Dec.
1850, D- 23rd Mar.
twin #1, B- 27th Sept.
twin #2, B- 27th Sept.
2340 - V I
- MARY CATHERINE,
2341 - VII
- HARRY GRANVILLE,
GOODIN.
B- 7th Oct.
1908, M-
1852,
1886.
D- 29th Sept.
1852, D- 29th Sept.
1853, D- 29th May 1856.
B- 30th Apr.
1856, M- MRS.
MAGGIE
255
2342 - PHEBE VAN DYKE ROLL MANNING-7, -2144-, (ISAAC-6, ABRAHAM5, JOHN-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
Second child of ISAAC and CATHERINE VAN DYKE ROLL, B- 20th Feb.
1825, D- 8th Feb. 1876, M- 1st May 1851, CHARLES G. MANNING, B17th Aug. 1825, D- 13th Oct. 1883.
They resided in CINCINNATI,
Issue:
2343 -
I
- OPHELIA M., B- 15th Apr.
WILLIS H. D 1 L L E .
1852, M-
6th June 1877,
2344 - II
- CHARLES W . , B- 23rd Jan. 1855, D- 22nd Oct. 1909,
M- 12th June 1877, MATTIE S. COOK.
They resided in
CINCINNATI, HAMILTON COUNTY, OHIO.
2345 - III
- DESDEMONA E., B- 8th June 1858.
2346 -
IV
- ROMEO GOSS, twin #1, B- 10:40 P.M.,
1859, D- 6th July 1860.
2347 -
V
- HORATIO ROBERT,
1859 .
twin #2, B- 12:15
26th Sept.
A.M.,
27th Sept.
2348 - VI
- GUY, B- 10th June 1861, M- 12th Dec. 1888, MFLORENCE M. MARKS.
They resided in CINCINNATI,
2349 - VII
- OLIVE B.,
1864 .
twin #1, B- 29th Oct.
1863, D- 2nd Mar.
2350 - VIII - ELLA MAY,
1864 .
twin #2, B- 29th Oct.
1863, D- 2nd Mar.
256
2 3 51 - MARANDA ROLL WILLIAMS-7, -2146-, (ISAAC-6, A B R A H A M - 5,
Fourth child of ISAAC and CATHERINE (KATY) VAN DYKE ROLL, B- 1st
Oct. 1829, D- 5th Oct. 1904, M- 14th Apr. 1853, EDWIN WILLIAMS,
B- 1st Oct. 1822.
They resided in CINCINNATI, HAMILTON COUNTY,
OHIO.
Is s u e :
2352 -
I
- OLINDA JANE, B- 15th Apr.
2353 -
II
- MARY
2354 -
III
- OTIS EDWIN, B- 9th Feb.
2355 -
IV
- JESSE B L A K E , B- 5th Apr.
2356 -
V
- WILLIS ROLL, B- 28th July 1869,
WERNIKE.
(MOLLIE)
1856, D- 25th Jan.
1867.
ELIZABETH
1864, D- 13th Mar.
1865, D- 28th Dec.
1864.
1866.
D- 1914, M- LILIAN
257
2357 - SILAS P. ROLL-7, -2147-, (ISAAC-6, ABRA H A M - 5, JOHN-4,
Fifth child of ISAAC and CATHERINE (KATY) VAN DYKE ROLL, B- 6th
Jan. 1332, D- 5th Nov. 1908, M- 25th Sept. 1856, MARY JANE
RUNYAN, B- 20th Apr. 1835, D- 6th Jan. 1903.
Issue:
2358-1
- MELVIN
2359-11
- HULDAH
2360 - III
- JEROME
2361 - IV
JESSUP, B- 5th Sept. 1863, M- DELLA PUTNAM.
- SILAS ARTHUR
258
2362 - ISAAC ROLL-7, -2150-, (ISAAC-6, ABRAHAM-5, JOHN-4,
JOHN-3,
Eighth child of ISAAC and CATHERINE (KATY) VAN DYKE ROLL, B- 25th
Aug. 1840, D- 28th Mar. 1397, M- EDNA COATES.
Issue:
2363
-I
-
I
2364
- II
-
JAMES C., B- 31st Jan.
2365 - III
, (son), D- at birth.
1886.
- PEARL, B~ 8th Aug. 1888, D- 8th June 1895
in
259
2366 - ROBERT P. RICH-7, -2155-, (MARTHA-6, ABRAHAM-5,
JOHN-4,
Second child of JARIUS and MARTHA ROLL RICH, B- 7th Jan. 1824, M
They resided in VERNON, MARION
Oct. 1858, ABBY JANE HOLLOSTER.
C O U N T Y , ILLINOIS.
Issue :
2367
2368
-
I
- DEFOREST J . r B- 7th July 1860.
II
- ALONZO,
2369 - III
2370
- IV
2371
V
B- Sth Feb.
1862.
, B- 31st Mar.
1865.
- ONA
- SYLVESTER
260
2372 ~ ELIZABETH C. AYRES SHEPPERD-FULKERSON-7, -2160-, (CHARITY6, MATTHIAS-5, JOHN-4, J O H N -3, PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
Fourth child of CHARITY ROLL TRUSDALE and first and only child by
her second husband JOHN AYRES, B- 11th Aug. 1829, M~ twice, 1st,
6th May 1849, BENJAMIN S H E P P E R D . Issue:
2373-1
- LEROY
2374 - II
- NELLIE V.
2nd husband,
10th Oct.
1876, EPPERSON FULKERSON.
No issue.
261
2375 - JOHN R O L L - 7 , -2162-, (JOHN-6, MATTHIAS-5,
JOHN-4, JOIIN-3,
First child of JOHN and ELIZABETH DODDS ROLL, B- 28th Oct.
Issue:
D- 16th Jan. 1871, M- 27th Nov. 1866, MARY LEIZZ
2376 - I
- GEORGE P., B- 26th May 1868.
2377 - II
- MARY ELIZABETH,
B- 1st Nov.
1869.
1825,
262
2378 - WILLIAM ROLL-7, -2165~, (JOHN-6, MATTHIAS-5, JOHN-4, JOHN3, PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
Fourth child of JOHN and ELIZABETH DODDS ROLL, B- 27th Jan.
D- 11th Apr. 1886, M- 21st Mar. 1861, ELIZABETH HENDERSON.
Issue:
2379 - I
- JOHN F., B- 14th Feb.
ELIZABETH GIVIN.
- ELIZABETH ELLEN,
1833,
1862, M- 29th May 1884,
2380
- II
B- 12th Feb.
2381
- III - WILLIAM M I L T O N , B- 29th June 1868, M- 25th Sept.
1889, MELIZZE MORRIS.
2382
- IV
- SHAMA ALICE,
2383
-V
- LAURA ANN,
2384
- VI
- SILAS, B- 1st Apr.
B- 2nd Apr.
B- 8th Sept.
1865.
1871.
1873.
1886, D- Aug.
1886.
263
2385 - DAVID ROLL-7, -2166-, (JOHN-6, MATTHIAS-5,
JOHN-4, JOHN-3,
Fifth child of JOHN and ELIZABETH DODDS ROLL, B- 26th Nov. 1835,
D~ 11th Aug. 1875, M- 27th Sept. 1860, J U L I A A. BROZIER.
Issue:
2386 - I
- ELIZABETH, B- 21st Oct.
JAMES B. GILLESPIE.
1861, M- 3rd Jan.
2387 - II
- ANNA MARTHA, B- 16th Sept.
ALLEN GILLESPIE.
2388 - III
- JOHN BERTRAM,
1886,
1864, M- 1st Jan.
B- 24th June 1873,
D- 12th Nov.
1890,
1874.
264
2389 - SILAS D. ROLL-7, -2167-, (JOHN-6, MATTHIAS-5, JOHN-4,
Sixth child of JOHN and ELIZABETH DODDS ROLL,
M~ 21st Jan. 1869, JANE E. S H E A R D . Issue:
2390 - I
- FRANK W . , B- 10th Apr.
1870.
2391 - II
- ASA EVERETT,
2392 - III
- MINA,
2393 - IV
- JOHN M I L T O N , B- 13th Aug . 1879.
B- 2nd M a r . 1872 .
B- 13th Apr.
1874.
B- 19th Sept.
1842,
265
2394 - WILLIAM W. ROLL-7, -2171-, (ISRAEL-6, MATTHIAS-5,
Second child of ISRAEL and MARY L. JONES ROLL,
M- twice, 1st, 2nd Oct. 1860, MELIZE J. MOORE.
2395 - I
- LAURA
2396-11
- LEONARD
2397 - III
- ISAAC
2nd wife, M- ELIZABETH N E V I N S .
JOHN-4,
B- 17th Mar.
Issue:
1832,
266
2398 - ELIAS ROLL-7, -2172-, (ISRAEL-6, MATTHIAS-5, JOHN-4,
Third child of ISRAEL and MARY L. JONES ROLL, B- 1st Oct.
M- twice, 1st, 12th JAN. 1864, JOAN F. TREMBLY.
issue:
2399 - I
2nd wife,
- ELMER OTIS
15th Jan.
1873, JENNIE WHITTLESEY.
JOHN-
1841,
267
2400 - JAMES H. ROLL-7, -2173-, (ISRAEL-6, MATTHIAS-5,
JOHN-4,
Fourth child of ISRAEL and MARY L. JONES ROLL, B~ 16th Dec. 1845,
M- PELINA BALDWIN.
Resided in HAMILTON, BUTLER COUNTY, OHIO.
Issue:
2401 - I
- BESSIE,
2402 - II
- MABEL,
2403 - III
- TODD,
* Resided
B- 5th Sept.
B- 27th Aug.
1875.*
1876.*
B- 19th June 1885.*
in HAMILTON,
BUTLER COUNTY, OHIO.
2404 - SYLVENDER ROLL-7, -2182-, (S AMUEL-6, MATTHIAS-5, JOHN-4
First child of SAMUEL and FRANCES JONES ROLL, B- 4th Jan. 1829
M- 26th Nov. 1851, LUCINDA SIZELOVE.
They resided in WEBSTER,
HANCOCK COUNTY, ILL.
Issue:
2405 - I
- ELIZA J., B- 14th Jan.
CYRUS CALLAHAN.
1853, M- 14th Jan.
1874,
2406 - II
- EMELINE,
1854, D- 23rd Nov.
1870.
2407
- III
- MARTHA
2408
- IV
- FRANK D.
2409
-V
- GEORGE
2410
- VI
- MARION
2411 - VII
B- 29th Sept.
A., B- 31st July 1857, D- 23rd Nov.
1870.
W.
C., B- 27th Jan. 1866.
- SARAH F., B~ 8th Jan.
1869, D- 5th Feb.
2412 - VIII - HARRIET L., B- 2nd Nov.
WILLIAM MCKENDRY.
1869.
1870, M- 20th Feb. 1887,
2413 - FRANCES M. ROLL-7, -2183-, (SAMUEL-6, MATTHIAS 5, JOHNJOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
second child of SAMUEL and FRANCES JONES ROLL, B- 9th May 1831
They
M- 26th Aug. 1855, MARIETTA R O S S , B- 24th Apr. 1837.
resided in M C G O I N G L E , BUTLER COUNTY, OHIO.
Issue:
2414 - 1
- THEORDORE EVERETT
2415 - II
- WILLIAM
2416 - III
- SARAH ELLEN
2417 - IV
- HANNAH
2418 - V
- EUGENE CARLTON, B- 27th Mar. 1871.
IDA
270
2419 - NICHOLAS S. ROLL-7, -2185-, {S A M U E L - 6 , MATTHIAS-5,
JOHN-4,
Fourth child of SAMUEL and FRANCES JONES ROLL, B- 17th Oct. 1835,
D- 13th June 1384, M- 21st Jan. 1864, MARY E. LEWIS, B- 5th Sept.
1849.
They resided in C O N N E R S V I L L E , FAYETTE COUNTY, INDIANA.
Issue:
2420-1
- ROBERT GRANT
2421 - II
- LEWIS SHERMAN,
2422 - III
- MARAGARET FRANCES,
2423 - IV
B- 15th Sept.
1867.
B- 24th July 1870.
- ELSIE, B- 22nd June 1872, D~ 8th Apr.
1874.
271
2424 - HUGH ROLL-7, -2187-, (SAMUEL06, MATTHIAS-5, JOHN-4, JOHN3, PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
Sixth child of SAMUEL and FRANCES JONES ROLL,
Lived in COLLEGE CORNER, BUTLER COUNTY, OHIO.
Mar. 1862, SARAH E. DAVIS, D- 15th June 1883.
B- 1st Oct. 1840.
M- twice 1st, 27th
Issue:
2425 - I
- C
L
V
, B- 22nd Oct. 1862, M- 29th
June 1887, ALICE RABER of ANDERSON, MADISON COUNTY,
INDIANA.
2426
- II
- RENA
2427
- III
- DAVIS,
B-
19th Nov. 1867.
2428
- IV
- MAMIE,
B-
16th Mar. 1870,
2429
-V
- CHARLES H., B-
2nd wife, 6th Sept.
C O U N T Y , INDIANA.
D- 12th Dec.
1871.
19th May 1873.
1885, MAHALA J. R E T H E R F O R D , of FAYETTE
27 2
2430 - CICERO L. ROLL-7, -2168-, (SAMUEL -6, MATTHIAS-5, JOHN-4,
Seventh child of SAMUEL and FRANCES JONES ROLL, B- 20th Feb.
1843.
Resided in CARTHAGE, HANCOCK COUNTY, ILLINOIS; M- twice,
1st, 18th Jan. 1866, SARAH E. MCMININY, D- 18th May 1873, age 30
issue:
years and 1 day.
2431 - I
- IDA E., B- 27th Oct.
2432 - II
- MARY F.,
2nd wife,
25th Mar.
1866.
B- 9th June 1871.
1874, MARTHA S. WHITE.
2433 - III
- LEE N . f B- 7th Aug.
1875, D- 29th Aug.
2434 - IV
- LEROY C . , B- 18th Oct.
2435 - V
- JAMES T., B- 20th May 1881.
1877.
1876
273
2436 ~ JOHN W. ROLL-7, -2191-, (SILAS-6, MATTHIAS-5, J O H N - 4 ,
First child of SILAS and his first wife FANNY WILSON ROLL, BI s s ue :
25th July 1336, M- 21st Dec. 1865, MARTHA JANE CARR.
2437 - I
- ARTHUR C., B- 2nd Mar.
2438 - II
- MARTHA E-, B- 26th Dec.
1868.
1869.
2439 - WILLIAM T. ROLL-7, -2192-, (SILAS-6, MATTHIAS-5,
JOHN-
Second child of SILAS and his first wife FANNY WILSON ROLL, B
20th July 1838, M- 24th Dec. 1857, HARRIET ALEXANDER.
Issue:
2440 - I
- SILAS L., B- 14th Jan.
2441-11
- FANNY A.
2442
- III
- JOHN L., B- 9th Feb.
2443
- IV
- HENRY A.,
2444
-V
- NELLIE W . , B- 26th Oct.
2445
- VI
- WILLIAM STANLEY,
1860.
1864, D- 7th
B~ 21st Dec.
May 1864.
1866.
1874.
B- 22nd Mar. 1883.
275
2446 - WINFIELD SCOTT ROLL-7, -2194-, (SILAS-6, MATTHIAS-5,
JOHN-
Fourth child of SILAS and second by his second wife M A R T H A MOORE
ROLL, B- 3rd June 1852, M- 29th Jan. 1874, SARAH C. ALEXANDER.
Issue:
2447 - I
- BERTHA E., B- 2nd Dec.
1874.
276
2448 - MARGARET E. ROLL SAMPLE-7, -2195-, (SILAS-6, MATTHIAS-5,
Fifth child of SILAS and third by his second wife MARTHA MOORE
R O L L , B- 8th Apr. 1855, M- 25th Dec. 1873, J.W. SAMPLE.
They
resided in H A Y E S V I L L E , SEDWICK COUNTY, KANSAS.
Issue:
2449
-
I
- CH ARLES
R.
277
2450 ~ AURELIA B. ROLL SEIFERT-7, -2214-, {ISAAC-6, EDWARD-5,
Second child of ISAAC and SUSAN H. OVERFIELD ROLL, M- June 1850,
J.VJ. SEIFERT.
They resided in BELLEVILLE, ST CLAIR COUNTY,
ILLINOIS.
Issue:
2451 - I
2452 - II
2453 - III
2454 - IV
2455 - V
2456 - VI
2457 - VII
2458 - VIII
2459 - IX
2460 - X
NOTE:
Of the above children in 1891, five were living of which
the oldest was 37 years of age and the younges 19 years
old.
278
2461 » EDWARD C. ROLL-7, -2215", (ISAAC-6, EDWARD-5, JOHN-4,
Third child of ISAAC and SUSAN H. OVERFIELD ROLL, M- 2nd May
1874, LUCINDA MIDGETT, D~ 17th Jan. 1881.
Issue:
2462 - I
- AURELIA
2463 - II
- JULIA
2464 - Ill
- JOHN
2465 - IV
- EDWARD
2466 - V
- WILLIAM
2467 - VI
- CELIA
279
2468 - SARAH ROLL COMP T O N - D A Y - 7 , -2216-, (ISAAC-6, EDWARD-5,
Fourth child of ISAAC and SUSAN H. OVERFIELD ROLL, B- 9th Jan.
1838, M- twice, 1st 29th Mar. 1859, JASPER COMPTON.
They resided
in BONNE TERRE, ST. FRANCOIS COUNTY, MISSOURI.
Issue:
2469
- I
- SUSAN
2470
- II
- JOHN E.
2471
- III
- IDA
2nd husband, 14th Feb.
247 2 - IV
- WILLIAM,
2473 - V
- LULU
2474 - VI
- FRED
2475 - VII
- NELLIE
1865, THOMAS DAY of BONNE TERRE, MO.
D- 19th Jan.
1856.
280
2476 - ROBERT A. ARMSTRONG — 8 , -2257-, (CAROLINE B R O K A W - 7, SARAH6, ABRA H A M - 5, J O H N - 4 , JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE - 1 )
Sixth child of A. WAYNE and CAROLINE BROKAW ARMSTRONG,
Mar . 1340 , M- 24th May 1866, PHEBE ANN CAMPBELL
2477 - I
- JAMES ALBERT
2478 - II
- SAMUEL E.
2479 - Ill
- ROBERT
2480 - IV
- OLIMER
2481 - v
- WILLIAM
2482 - VI
- CARRIE
2483 - VII
- CLIFFORD
2484 - VIII - ETHEL
B- 20th
281
2485 - AARON BROKAW-8, -2268-, (ISAAC B R O K A W - 7 , SARAH-6, ABRAHAM5, JOHN-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
Second child of ISAAC and first by his second wife, MAGDALEN
YOUNG BROKAW, B- 31st Aug. 1859, M- Oct. 1881, LUCY A. ANDREWS.
Issue:
2486 - I
- ISAAC ANDREWS,
B- 27th July 1882.
2487 - II
- AARON EDWARD, B~ 15th July 1884.
2488 - Ill
- FRANK WILLIAM, B- 20th Jan. 1888.
282
2489 - CORILLA A. ROLL DANKWORTH-8, -2313-, (JOHN B.-7, WICK-6,
ABRAHAM-5, JOHN-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
First child of JOHN B. and MARY E. CLARKSON ROLL, B- 31st July
1872, M- 8th D e c . 1891, FRANK DANKWORTH.
They resided in
COLUMBUS, FRANKLIN COUNTY, OHIO.
Issue:
2490-1
- ALICE RUTH
2491 - II
- FLORENCE MARGARITE
283
2492 - MARY A. ROLL ROOK-8, -2319-, (JAMES-7, JOHN-6, ABRAIlAM-5 ,
First child of JAMES and CATHERINE BOZEL ROLL,
M- 13th Oct. 1875, CHARLES ROOK.
Issue:
2493-1
- LANEAH
2494 - II
- GEORGE
2495 - III
- CHARLES
B- 8th Nov.
1856,
234
2496 - SARAH E. ROLL PIERSON-8, -2328-, (THOMAS W.-7, JOHN-6,
ABRAHAM-5, JOHN-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE-1,)
Fourth child of THOAMS W. and AMELIA SWEETZER ROLL,
1855, M- march 1876, GEORGE PIERSON.
Issue:
2497 - I
- STELLA,
B- 1877.
2498 - II
- CLARENCE, D- young.
B- 27th Apr.
285
2499 » MARY (MOLLIE) ELIZABETH WILLIAMS HILL-8, -2353, (MARANDA7, ISAAC-5, ABRAHAM-5, JOHN-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN
MANGELSE-1)
Second child of EDWIN and MARANDA ROLL WILLIAMS, B- 1st Apr.
1860, M- 28th Apr. 1880, THEORDORE ROYER HILL, B- 28th Mar. 1853.
Issue:
2500
-I
- NELLIE MAY, twin #1, B- 2nd May
1881.
2501
- II
- JESSIE MAY, twin #2, B- 2nd May
1881.
2502
- III
- WILLIS ROYER, B- 17th Jan.
2503
- IV
- ALICE MARANDA, B- 14th May 1885.
2504
-
- EDWIN ROWE,
2505
- VI
- JENNIE GERTRUDE,
2506
- VII
- EDITH MAY, B- 14th Jan.
2507
- VIII
- CHARLES R O B E R T , B- 2nd Feb.
2508
- IX
- EVA MARGERETE,
V
B- 25th Feb.
1883.
1889.
B- 8th Feb.
1891.
1893.
B- 4th Jan.
1896,
1904.
(deceased).
2509 -
MELVIN ROLL-8 , -2358-, (SILAS P . -7, ISAAC-6, ABRAHAM-5
JOHN-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN M A N G E L S E - 1 )
First child of SILAS P. and MARY JANE RUNYAN ROLL, B- 7th Nov.
1857, M- 24th Dec. 1887, GERTRUDE SHAW.
They resided in PRATT
PRATT COUNTY, KANSAS.
Issue:
2510 - I
- ROYER SETH, B- 3rd Mar.
1889.
287
2511 - HULDAH ROLL MILLIKAN-8, -2359-, (SILAS P . -7, ISAAC-6,
ABRAHAM-5, JOHN-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
second child of SILAS P. and MARY JANE RUNYAN ROLL, B- 20th May
1860, M- ELIHU W. M I L L I K A N . They resided in INDIANAPOLIS, MARION
C O U N T Y , I NDIANA. I s s u e :
2512
-I
- ORVILLE,
2513
-II
- MADGE,
B- 11th Nov.
1881.
2514
-III
- GRACE,
B- 27th Mar.
1884.
2515 - IV
B- 1st Feb.
1978.
, B- 5th May 1889.
288
2516 - SILAS ARTHUR ROLL-8 , -2361-, (SILAS P . -7, ISAAC-6,
AB R A H A M - 5, JOHN-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
Fourth child of SILAS P. and MARY JANE RUNYAN ROLL,
1872, D- 29th Dec. 1902, M- FLO MAY DEITCH.
Issue:
2517 - I
-
(Son)
B- 11th Jan.
289
2518 - LEROY B. SHEPPERD-8, -2373-, (ELIZABETH-7, CHARITY-6,
MATTHIAS-5, JOHN-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
First child of BENJAMIN V. and ELIZABETH C. AYRES S H E P P E R D , B7th Mar. 1850, M- 3rd Feb. 1880, KATE DURBIN.
Issue:
2519 - I
- MABLE MAY,
B- 12th Dec.
1880.
2520 - MEL LIE V. SHEPPERD WEAVER-8 , -2374-, (ELIZABETH-7,
CHARITY-6, MATTHIAS-5, JOHN-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN
MANGELSE-1)
Second child of BENJAMIN V. and ELIZABETH C. AYRES SHEPPERD,
8th Sept. 1852, M- 15th Aug. 1877, SILAS R. WEAVER.
Issue:
2521 - I
- MYRTLE DELL,
B- 22nd Feb.
2522 - II
- BLANCHE EDNA, B- 31st Aug.
1879.
1832.
291
2523 - ELMER OTIS ROLL-8, -2399-, (ELIAS-7, ISRAEL-6, M A T T H I A S - 5,
JOHN-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN M ANGELSE-1)
Only child of ELIAS and his first wife, JOAN F. TREMBLY ROLL,
23rd Oct. 1864, M- 27th Jan. 1887, MARGE KANE.
Issue:
2524 - I
- HAZEL,
B- 19th Sept.
1889.
B-
292
2525 - FRANK D. ROLL-8 , -2408-, (SYLVENDER-7, SAMUEL-6, MATTHIAS5, JOHN-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
Fourth child of SYLVENDER and LUCINDER SIZELOVE ROLL, B- 8th Feb.
1860, M- 30th May 1880, ELETHA B. TWOLES, D- 27th Sept. 1888.
Issue:
2526 - I
- CHARLES F., B- 30th May 1881.
2527 - II
- ROBERT G.,
2528 - III
- JUNIUS N., B- 29th Jan.
1886 , D- 16th Mar . 1889 .
2529 - IV
- LARANCE H., B- 15th May
CO
CO
CO
1
—1
B- 29th Apr.
188 3.
D- 23rd Sept . 1888.
293
2530 - GEORGE W. ROLL-8 , -2409-, (SYLVENDER-7, SAMUEL-6,
MATTHIAS-5, JOHN-4, J O H N -3, PETER-2, JAN MA N G E L S E - 1 }
Fifth child of SYLVENDER and LUCINDA SIZELOVE ROLL, B- 23rd Apr.
1863, M- 2nd Aug. 1886, MARTHA CASSINGHAM.
Issue:
2531 - I
- MABLE,
B- 31st Jan.
1888.
294
2532 - THEODORE EVERETT ROLL-8, -2414-, (FRANCIS M.-7, SAMUEL-6,
MATTHIAS-5, JOIIN-4, JOIIN-3, PETER-2, JAN M A N G E L S E - I )
First child of FRANCIS M. and MARIETTA ROSS ROLL, B- 27th June
1856, D- 15th Feb. 1888, M- 20th Apr. 1876, MARY CORNELIA
Issue:
PETTINER.
2533 - I
- EFFA, B- 12th Apr.
1877,
2534 - II
- EDITH, B- 31st A u g . 1878.
2535 - Ill
- AGNES,
2536 - IV
- SADIE, B- 4th July 1882.
2537 - V
- DAVID,
2538 - VI
- THEODORE T., B- 2nd Nov.
B- 26th Sept.
B- 3rd Oct.
1880
1883.
295
2539 - WILLIAM F. ROLL-8, -2415-, (FRANCIS M.-7, SAMUEL-6,
second child of FRANCIS M. and MARIETTA ROSS ROLL,
1858, M- 21st Aug. 1877, MARY JANE RUMPLE.
Issue:
2540
-
I - ROMA CARR, B- 23rd Apr.
2541
-
II - ORPHA RUMPLE,
2542
-
III-SAMUEL S., B- 26th Aug.
1878.
B- 18th Feb.
1880.
1883.
B- 3rd Apr.
296
2543 - SARAH ELLEN ROLL SEELY-8, -2416-, (FRANCIS M.-7, S AMUEL-6,
Third child of FRANCIS M. and MARIETTA ROSS ROLL,
1860, M- 4th Oct. 1881, JONATHAN SEELY.
Issue:
2544 - I
- LULA,
2545 - II
- ETHEL, B- 18th Mar.
B- 25th Aug.
B- 19th June 1882, D- 7th July 1882.
1887.
297
2546 - HANNAH
IDA ROLL PETTINER-8,
-2417-,
(FRANCIS M.-7,
SAMUEL-
6, MATTHIAS-5, JOHN-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
Fourth child of FRANCIS M. and MARIETTA ROSS ROLL, B- 15th July
1862, M- 29th Nov. 1833, DAVID PETTINER.
Issue:
2547 - I
- ELSIE JANE, B- 26th Oct.
1886.
2548 - II
- SARAH EUNICE, B- 12th June 1889.
298
2549 - ROBERT GRANT ROLL-8 , -2420-, (NICHOLAS S.-7, SAMUEL-6,
First child of NICHOLAS S. and MARY E. LEWIS ROLL, B- 21st Feb.
1865, D- 23rd May 1889, M- 11th Dec. 1884, ALICE STROUP.
They
resided in SAN B E R N A D I N E , SAN BERNADINE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA.
Iss u e :
2550 - I
- ELVEN A., B- 19th Dec.
1885.
2551 » RENA ROLL BLACK-8, -2426-, (HUGH-7, SAMUEL-6, MATTHIASJOHN-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
Second child of HUGH and his first wife SARAH E. DAVIS ROLL, B
27th June 1865, M- 20th Mar. 1884, CHARLES M. BLACK.
Issue:
2552
-I
- SARAH J., B- 8th Dec.
1884.
2553
- II
- MARY E., B- 15th Mar.
1886.
2554
- III - MAURICE L., B- 6th Oct.
2555
- IV
1887.
- DWIGHT E., B- 14th June 1889.
300
2556 - FANNY A. ROLL GROSS-8 , -2441-, (WILLIAM T.-7, SILAS-6,
MATTHIAS-5, JOHN-4, JOIiN-3, PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
Second child of WILLIAM T . and HARRIET ALEXANDER ROLL,
Sept. 1861, M- 14th June 1883, WILLIAM GROSS.
Issue:
2557 - I
- WILLIAM,
B- 4th mar.
1885.
B- 30th
301
2558 - MARY HILL RALSTON-9, -2501-, (MARY E. WILLIAMS HILL-8,
MARANDA-7, ISAAC-6, ABRAHAM-5, JOHN-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2,
JAN MANGELSE-1)
Twin child of THEODORE ROYER and MARY ELIZABETH WILLIAMS HILL,
2nd May 1881, M- 17th Sept. 1903, CHESTER J. RALSTON.
Issue:
2559 - I
- WILLIS CHESTER, B- 10th Mar.
1905.
B-
302
3000 - ABRAHAM ROLL-4, -16-,
(JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
Third child of JOHN ROLL and ELIZABETH
, B- 29th August
1739, D- 20th October 1813; M- twice; 1st M A R Y , B- 5th February
1742, daughter of JACOB BROOKS who lived on the CORIELL PLACE,
which is two farms toward the town of WESTFIELD, from the present
farm Of JOHN B. ROLL, in WESTFIELD, UNION COUNTY, N.J.
He became blind before his
home of the BALTUSROL GOLF
years ago.
A few concrete
the club grounds, show its
present club house.
Issue:
3001 - I
death.
His homestead was the original
CLUB and was destroyed by fire a few
steps now noticed at the entrance to
location which was very near the
- ELIZABETH, B- 29th August 1759; M- 22nd February
1774, ISAAC, B- 23rd November 1752, son of ISAAC
and JANE SWAINE S A YRE.329
The home of ISAAC SAYRE
was the resort of many weary and footsore scouts of
the Arnerican army in the Revolutionary war.
His wife, ELIZABETH, it is said, could not do
enough for them.
She died 26th September 1850 in
her ninety-second year, after being a widow for a
long time,
and to her
last day she recounted the
fact that
she had entertained General George
Washington, had fed him and had encouraged his men
when they
came to her
mountain h o m e , never turning
them away
empty. The
old homestead is still
standing on the road corner where the old red
school house stood going towards DEANSTOWN.
Here,
it is said, the first tavern was kept by BROOKS
SAYRE, son of ISAAC SAYRE and father of the present
BROOKS SAYRE.3 ^ For their descendants see BIB.
102, pp. 468-469.
3002 - II
3003 - I I I
JACOB
- BROOKS
3004 - IV
H AN NAH
3005 - V
BALTUS
329 BIB.
102 - pp.
330 BIB.
23 - pp.
468-469
388-394
303
3006
-
VI - PETER
3007
-
VII - JEPTHA
3008
-
VIII - ABRAHAM
3009
-
IX - MARY, B- 12th march 1783, M- ABNER,
SMALLEY.
2nd wife, CATY VREELAND,
sister of DANIEL.
3010
-
X - ISAAC
3011
-
XI - ABBY, M- _____
3012
-
XII-DAVID
3013
-
XIII - JANE
TREMBLY.
son of JAMES
304
3014 - JACOB ROLL-5, -3002-,
MANGELSE-1)
(ABRAHAM-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN
Second child of ABRAHAM and MARY BROOKS ROLL, B- 8th Nov. 1761,
M- 25th Sept. 1834, BETSEY M I L L S , B- 22nd Mar. 1764, D- 1807.
He
owned the grist mill in NEW PROVIDENCE, UNION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY,
for several years, sold out and went to OHIO.
Issue:
3014 - I
3016
_
II
SALLY
MARY
3017 - III
PHILEMON
3018 - IV
MOSES
3019 - v
ABRAHAM
3020 - VI
AARON
3021 - VII
NANCY
3022 - VIII - ABIGAIL
3023 - IX
JACOB
3024
JOSEPH, grandfather
-
X
3025 - XI
3026 - XII
3027
-
ROLL of DAYTON,
BETSEY
- HANNAH
XIII - JOHN
3028 - XIV
NOTE:
of F.M.
- JANE
All of the above
issues were deceased
in 1889.
305
3029 - BROOKS ROLL-5,
MANGELSE-1)
-3003-,
(ABRAHAM-4, JOHN-3,
PETER-2, JAN
Third child of ABRAHAM and MARY BROOKS ROLL, B- 9th Feb. 1763, 331
D- 14th Mar. 13 32 . ^
Both are buried in the grounds of the
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, WESTFIELD, UNION COUNTY, NEW J E R S E Y . 333
Issue:
3030
-I
- ABBY, M- SAMUEL,
son of JOHN DUNHAM.
3031-11
- MARY
3032
- III
- SALLY, M- AARON,
son of SAMUEL BAILEY of
3033
- IV
- JAMES
3034 - V
- SARAH, D- 14th oct. 1794, age 10 months and 15
days, BD- in grounds of WESTFIELD,.UNION COUNTY,
NEW JERSEY, PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 3 3■4
331 BIB.
6 - p. 207
332 BIB.
6 - p. 207
333 BIB.
6 - p.
334 BIB.
6 - p . 207
207
306
3035 - HANNAH ROLL PARMELEE-5, -3004-,
2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
(ABRAHAM-4, JOHN-3, PETER-
Fourth child of ABRAHAM and MARY BROOKS ROLL, B- 2nd Sept.
M- MOSES PARMELEE of WESTFIELD, UNION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY.
1766;
Issue:
3036-1
- MARY
3037
- II
- BETSEY, M- HENRY HOWARD of NEW YORK.
3033
- III
- ABBY, M- AURA WILSON, as his second wife near
POUGHKEEPSIE, DUTCHESS COUNTY, NEW YORK.
3039
- IV
- REBECCA, M-twice; 1st,
MANNING of
PLAINFIELD, UNION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY;
2nd, AARON
COE, Of W E S T F I E L D , UNION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY.
3040
-V
- BROOKS, M- ______ WILSON, a daughter of AURA WILSON
by his first wife.
3041
- VI
- NANCY, D- UM.
3042
-VII
- LOCKEY
3043 - VIII - SALLY, M-
PARMELEE,
a distant relation.
307
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11* n *The greens, with myriod
years ago
Feb. a , 1831 - a
t^ f a
« “ d- roLj, average 7,000 square leet
tbfifty Dutch farmer living on a in mid*May. “The fairways!
^ hilly course with its windhi^side here was dragged from aren’t too tight but'It will take ting creeks, heavy foliage and
his bed, bound and beaten, then
seme good driving. The gre en s 127 bunkers hasn’t a single rest
thrown into an icy lake.
are big with a lot of subtle rolls.[haven. Most of the par‘is- are
^Nobody ever found out .who As in all Opens, you will have to . long and. demanding. The par 3s
diJ it, or why. There were ru drive well and putt well/’ . - [are treacherous. The best birdie
nicrs the farmer kept a fortune Johnny < Farrell, 1928 Open chance* come at the 390-yard
hidden under his hearth. Two wteber who has been, pro at BaKl*®6011®* 365-yard eighth and 399itfen were suspected of the.deed. tuarol for 32 years, predicted
14th, all par 4s. ^
Cpie committed suicide,, the oth
Water
hazards are present at
that
the
greens
would
hold
the
er- died in Trenton prison.
key to the championship. . ,
10 holes. The picturesque fourth
The old fanner's name was
“I like a fellow like Julius Bo is a par three of 194 yards with
! Bgltus RoIL • *
ros
with a sensitive putting a pond fronting the green. I t is
! <ln 1895, two weeks after the
touch,”
Farrell said. “The man all carry. No*. 1, 6- and 7 meas
fifcst U.S. Open, a golf couree
who
wfiia
be one who can ure 463, 470 and 470 yards, re
v/is laid over the same ground get up andw31
down in two. It will spectively. Bob Jonas caHed No.
uhere the hard working Dutch*
1 4'Ifcd greatest first hole I ’ve
min hoed his potatoes and corn. take a good lag putter. The bold ever seen.” V
putters
such
as
Arnold
Palmer
Xhe course, as a memorial to
There are only two paf 5 holes;
the murdered farmer, was will have problems.”
Joseph C, Dey Jr., executive oa the* course and they are thei
nfftaed- Baltusrol.
►This is where the world’s best director of the UJ5. Golf A s s o - j^ finishing boles — the. 17th'
*
gfejfers will, compete June 15-18 ciaOon, said Baltosrol’s charac-l^d l&b* " - ,*"
iih the 67th National Open Golf ter can beat be described asi The. 17th measures 62J yards,
Caampkmship. This will mark “solid;' rather than* startlmglyj and is the longest inrOpen histo-'
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iry. It requires a straight drive
t$£ fifth time — a record — that dramatic.” thf event has been staged on **It wfB challenge every club ewfr C6t 'terrain. If a drive is
tius Northern New -Jersey lay in the bag,” Dey added. “Tbefnussed, the player must clear a
putter and the sand wedge a r t , minefield of bunkers straddling
out built by A. W. Tillinghastd'Nobody will murder this likely to be.conspicuous.weap-jthe entire fairway, y ,
ctflirse,” said Gene Saraien, on*. Baltusrol’s Sorrows'on the! The borhe hole-measures 542
intending no facetious reference greens and bunkers throughout yards. It's possible to get home
the slain farmer. “It’s - a the course are notable fea-fin two, but only the boldest and
course that has been aged by tares.”
1
'
£>he most desperdto are likely to
time. It’s big and strong — a v. Bafiysoj will measure 7,015 [try it. The second must be flown
[to the green since bunkers and
jrou^fc leave no opening.
308
3044 - BALTUS ROLL-5, -3005-,
MANGELSE-1)
Fifth child of ABRAHAM and MARY BROOKS ROLL, B- 3rd May 1769, MSUSAN JENNINGS of ELIZABETH, UNION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY.
On the night of the 22nd Feb. 1831336 he, at the age of sixty-two
years was murdered by some unknown persons.
He died without
issue and is buried in the grounds of the PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
WESTFIELD, UNION COUNTY, NEW J E R S E Y . 336
Suspicion was directed against one PETER B. DAVIS and a companion
as being guilty of the crime, shortly after which the latter
committed suicide.
DAVIS was tried for the crime but was found
not guilty apparently on account of the lack of direct evidence.
He, however, was later tried on four counts for forgery and
having plead guilty to three of them, was on the 14th of July
1831, sentenced to serve a term of twenty-four years in
337
p r i s o n .J
J'
MARIA S. CUMMINS, Author of "THE LAMPLIGHTER" used the murder of
BALTUS ROLL as the basis of her book "HAUNTED HEARTS", published
in 1864, and which she wrote after having spent part of a summr
in the vicinity of his home, during which time her attention was
attracted to the crime by traditions of the community as related
to her by her host, a venerable New Jersey farmer.
The present well known BALTUSROL GOLF CLUB is located near his
home and upon property once owned by his father and no doubt
derived its name from the highway which runs through its property
and which has long been known as the BALTUS ROLL ROAD it leading
to his house which is still standing.338
335
BIB.
6 - p.
336
BIB.
6 - p. 207; 23 - p. 339
337
207;
23 - p. 339
Pamphlet published in 1831 by NEW JERSEY EAGLE, NEWARK,
ESSEX COUNTY, NEW JERSEY, on the Trial of PETER B.
DAVIS, a copy of which is in the files of the N.J.
HISTORICAL SOCIETY ARCHIVES.
338 BIB.
23 - pp.
388,
394
A few years ago an article appeared in the PLAINFIELD (UNION
COUNTY, NEW JERSEY) COURIER-NEWS as the result of an interview
with Mrs. MARY ROLL, widow of HENRY BALTUS ROLL in which the
latter related the story of the tragedy by which BALTUS ROLL met
his death.
This article also referred to her husband as being a
son of BALTUS ROLL.
As this did not agree with the writers
impression and information that BALTUS ROLL had died without
issue an effort has been made to establish as a fact that HENRY
BALTUS ROLL was a son of BALTUS ROLL, but so far without success.
In the report of the trial of PETER B . D A V I S , referred to in the
foregoing (pages 4,7,8,10) Mrs. ROLL, wife of BALTUS, testified
that they were alone in the house at the time of the crime.
Other testimony was to the effect that while a small boy about
tweIve years of age had been living with M r . and M r s . ROLL
shortly before the crime was committed, he was not with them a
week before the tragedy, although it was not known when he had
left; also, that they were without "Chick or child'1.
In interviews with elder members of the ROLL FAMILY the writer is
informed that while BALTUS ROLL was without children, he had an
orphan boy in his services, who was always known in the early
days as HENRY BALTUS, and who in later years was known as HENRY
BALTUS ROLL, but that it was not known whether or not he had been
adopted by BALTUS ROLL.
In his will, executed in 1831, no mention is made of any
children, the beneficiaries named being his wife SUSANNAH, his
sister HANNAH PARMELEE and his nephew BROOKS PARMELEE, who is
also names as executor.
(See #12258G Essex County WillsSecretary of S t a t e - T r e n t o n , N.J.).
310
3045 - PETER ROLL-5, -3006-,
MANGELSE-1)
Sixth child of ABRAHAM and MARY BROOKS ROLL, B- 7th May 1773, M1st Nov. 1794, POLLY BOLTON of SHORT HILLS, UNION COUNTY, NEW
JERSEY, B- 24th Feb. 1775.
They resided in CINCINNATI, HAMILTON
COUNTY, OHIO.
Issue:
3046-1
- ISAAC
3047
„ XI
_ HANNAH,
B- 11th Feb.
1798, D- 21st Apr.
3048
- III
- GEORGE, B- 6th Feb.
3049
- IV
- CLARISSA,
3050
-V
- NANCY,- B~ 2nd Feb. 1804, D- 15th July 18 3 4 , MLEMAIRE, D- 28th Feb. 18 3 6 .
3051
- VI
- CHARLES
3052
- VII
- HARRIETT,
3053
- VIII
- LEWIS
3054
- IX
- MARY
3055
-X
- HARRIETT, B- 26th Dec. 1815, M- 25th May 1836, JOHN
BAKER.
They resided in CINCINNATI, HAMILTON
COUNTY, OHIO, and died without issue.
1800.
B- 6th Mar.
B- 2nd Dec.
1800.
1802, D- Dec.
1808,D- Dec.
3056 - XI
- WILLIAM B A L T U S , B- 1st Apr.
3057 - XII
- MARIAH THOMPSON,
B- Aug.
1804.
1810.
1818.
1821, D- Aug.
1821.
311
3058 - JEPTHA ROLL-5, -3007-,
MA N G E L S E - 1 )
(ABRAHAM-4, JOHN-3,
PETER-2, JAN
Seventh child of ABRAHAM and MARY BROOKS ROLL, B- 3rd Dec. 1776,
M- ABBY BROOKFIELD of RAHWAY, UNION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY.
Issue:
3059
-I
- SARAH, M- THOMAS J. BLANCHE and lived
CITY.
in NEW YORK
3060
- II
- WILLIAM,
3061
- III
- JACOB BROOKS, D- 11th Aug. 1814, age 11 years, 10
months, BD- OLD PRESgXTERIAN CHURCH,
RAH W A Y ,UNION
COUNTY, NEW J E R S E Y . 3
M- SUSAN.
339 BIB. 21 - p. 229
312
3062 ~ ABRAHAM BROOKS ROLL-5 , -3008-,
2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
(ABRAHAM-4, JOHN-3, PETER-
Eighth child of ABRAHAM and MARY BROOKS ROLL, B- 28th Sept. 1779,
M- ELIZABETH (BETSEY) , daughter of DAVID DUNHAM.
They moved from
NEW JERSEY to LAMBERT, OHIO during June 1804.
Issue:
3063 - I
DEBORAH, B- 18th May 1805, M- 27th June 1822,
ISRAEL T. SCOTT.
3064 - II
- MARIAH, B- 24th Jan.
LAMPIIER.
1807, M- 17th Nov. 1825, ASA
3065 - III
- DAVID DUNHAM
3066 - IV
- FREELOVE, B- 4th May 1811, M- WILLIAM MCFARLAND.
They resided in PIQUA, MIAMI COUNTY, OHIO.
3067 - V
- EL I L A H , B- 31st Mar. 1813, M- 2nd Nov. 1832 , RUFUS
C. RUSSEL.
They resided in NEW CARLISLE, CLARK
COUNTY, OHIO.
3068 - VI
- ELIZA, B- 30th Apr. 1815, D- 4th Jan.
May 1334, JOHN SHROYER.
3069 - VII
- L O U I Z A , B- 6th Oct.
res ided in IOWA.
1317, ti
3070 - VIII - SUSAN C., B- 27th Jan.
STOUTEMEYER.
3071 - IX
1880, M- 20th
WHARTON.
They
1821, D- 1849, M- ISAAC
- AMANDA, B- 25th Dec. 1824, M- 10th Apr. 1852, ISAAC
STOUTEMEYER after the death of her sister SUSAN C.
313
307 2 - ISAAC ROLL-5, -3 010- , {ABRAHAM-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN
MANGELSE-1)
Tenth child of ABRAHAM and first by his second wife CATY VREELAND
ROLL, M- SUSAN
and in 1880 lived in RAHWAY, UNION COUNTY,
NEW JERSEY.
Issue:
3073 - I
- GEORGE WASHINGTON
3074 - II
- SAMUEL OLIVER, M- SARAH FREEMAN,
C A R O L I N E ’S husband.
3075 - Ill
- CATHERINE, M- twice;
WILSON.
3076 - IV
- CAROLINE
3077 - V
- ISAAC CLAWSON, M- HARRIET FREEMAN.
3078 - VI
- SANFORD VREELAND
3079 - VII
3080 - VIII
sister of
1st ______ SHOTWELL? 2nd JOHN
314
3081 - MARY ROLL BALDWIN-6 , -3031-,
(BROOKS-5, ABRAHAM-4, JOHN-3,
Second child of BROOKS and PHOEBE ROSS ROLL, M- ISAAC, son of
DAVID BALDWIN of CANOE BROOK, ESSEX COUNTY, NEW JERSEY * Issue:
3082 - I
- JULIA ANNE, M- WILLIAM G O U L D Y .
3083 - II
- CORNELIA A ., M- S.M. LITTELL.
3084 - III
- JAMES AUGUSTUS,
3085 - IV
- ELIZABETH, M-
3086 - V
- MARY, M- HARRY ANDERSON
3086 - VI
- (1/2)
LYDIA
M- CATHERINE BROWNE.
STYER.
They resided
315
3087 - JAMES ROLL-6, -3033-,
2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
(BROOKS-5, ABRAHAM-4, JOHN-3, PETER-
Fourth child of BROOKS and PHOEBE ROSS ROLL, B- 11th Apr. 1787,
D- 2nd July 1871; M- CATHERINE, daughter of DAVID DUNHAM and
half-sister of his uncle ABRAHAM ROLL'S wife BETSEY, B- 8th May
1792, D- 16th Aug. 1865.
Both are buried in the MILLER CEMETERY,
a private burial ground off the C R A N FORD-SPRINGFIELD, (UNION
C O U N T Y , NEW J E R S E Y ) road near the latter village and in the north
end of WESTFIELD TOWNSHIP.340
Issue:
3083 - I
3089 - II
3090 - III
3091 - IV
3092 - V
3093 - VI
- BROOKS
3094 - VII
340 From Tombstone
Inscriptions
in 1921.
316
3095 - LOCKEY PARMELEE STAFFORD-6, -3042-,
(HANNAH-5, A B R A H A M - 4 ,
Seventh child of MOSES and HANNAH ROLL PARMELEE, M- JAMES
ST A F F O R D . They went WEST where he died and she returned with her
children to the EAST.
Issue:
3096-1
- ISAAC
3097 - II
- ABBY
3098 - Ill
- JAMES
317
3099 - ISAAC ROLL-6, -3046-,
2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
{PETER-5, ABR A H A M - 4, JOHN-3,
PETER-
First child of PETER and POLLY BOLTON ROLL, B- 3rd May 1796, D13th Jan. 1860, M- SUSAN _____ . They resided in COLUMBUS,
MUSCOGEE COUNTY, GEORGIA.
Issue:
3100 -
I
- EPHRIAM, B- 1820.
3101-11
- JOHN
3102 -
III
- PETER
3103 -
IV
- SUSAN, B- 1832,
M- E.C. THORPE.
They resided
MONTGOMERY, MONTGOMERY COUNTY, ALABAMA.
3104 - V
- MARY,
B- 1836.
3105 - VI
- JOHN, B- 1841.
in
318
3106 * CHARLES ROLL-6, -3051-, (PETER-5, ABRAHAM-4, JOHN-3,
Sixth child of PETER and POLLY BOLTON ROLL,
his cousin MARY ROLL (1104).
issue:
3107-1
- MARY AUGUSTA
3108 - II
- CAROLINE VIRGINIA
3109 - III
- CHARLES
3110 - IV
- SIDNEY
B- 8th Jan.
1806, M-
319
3111 - LEWIS ROLL-6, -3053-,
2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
(PETER-5, ABRAHAM-4, JOHN-3,
PETER-
Eighth child of PETER and POLLY BOLTON ROLL, B- 17th May 1811, D21st Mar. 1893, M. Practiced medicine during his life and
at the time of his death in CINCINNATI, HAMILTON C O U N T Y , OHIO,
was one of the oldest physicians in that city.
Issue:
3112 - I
- J _____ W . , residing
in 1893
in GERMANTOWN, OHIO.
341 Cincinnati Enquiror March 23rd 1893.
320
3113 - MARY ROLL A U C H E Y - 6 , -3054-,
(PETER-5, A B R A H A M - 4 , JOHN-3,
Ninth child of PETER and POLLY BOLTON ROLL, B- 17th Nov.
12th Dec.1330, BENJAMIN A U C H E Y , who died 1st Oct. 1839.
1813, MIssue:
3114
-I
- EMILY
3115
- II
- ROSETTA, B- 2nd Apr. 1837, M- 31st Dec. 1857, A.J.
COOK.
They resided in CINCINNATI, HAMILTON COUNTY,
OHIO.
321
3116 - DAVID DUNHAM ROLL-6 , -3065-,
(ABRAHAM-5, A B R A H A M - 4 , JOHN-
Third child of ABRAHAM and ELIZABETH (BETSEY) DUNHAM ROLL, B- 3th
Dec. 1809, M- HARRIET RAYMOND.
They resided in YATES CENTER,
WOODSON COUNTY, KANSAS.
Issue:
3117 - I
- E _____ B.
KANSAS.
3118 - II
- ELIZABETH, M- _____ KELNER.
They resided
MCCUNE, CRAWFORD COUNTY, KANSAS.
3119 - III
- DAVID
3120 - IV
- C
M.
Resided
Resided
in YATES CENTER, WOODSON COUNTY,
in FORD COUNTY,
KANSAS.
in
3121 - GEORGE WASHINGTON ROLL-6, -3073-,
(ISAAC-5, ABRAHAM-4
First child of ISAAC and SUSAN ROLL, M- SARAH CLAUSON WOOD,
daughter of JOHN WOOD and lived in LINDEN, UNION COUNTY, N.J
Issue:
3122 - I
- GEORGE WASHINGTON
3123 - II
- GEORGE WASHINGTON
3124 - III
- DELIA, MFRAZER
Cherry St . , RAHWAY, N .,
3125 - IV
- PHEBE, MBALTIMORE, MD .
3126 - V
- SUSAN, MCLARK.
WESTFI ELD, N. J .
3127 - VI
- SARAH, MLINK .
W E S T F I E L D , N. J .
3128 - VII
- EMMA,
D- UN
3129 - VIII - JOHN KING
CLARK.
323
3130 - CAROLINE ROLL FREEMAN-JACQUES-6 , -3076-, {ISAAC-5,
ABRAHAM-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
Fourth child of ISAAC and SUSAN, M- twice, 1st LINDLEY S.
FREEMAN, brother of SAMUEL OLIVER ROLL'S wife; 2nd JAMES JACQUES.
At her death in 1916 the following article appeared in the issue
of June 6th 1916 of the ELIZABETH, N.J. DAILY JOURNAL:
"RAHWAY, June 6.
Mrs. Caroline Jacques, widow of the late James
Jacques, died yesterday at her late home, 26 William Street, aged
96 years.
Mrs. Jacques was born in Rahway and has resided here all her
life.
She is the lastmember of
theoriginal
Roll family, which
was prominent throughout Union County
in theearly days.
She was
a member of St. Paul's Episcopal Church.
Mrs* Jacques had a wide circle of friends.
Until a short time
ago, despite her advanced age, she frequently visited her son
James, who resided in the next block, Adam Street.
She is survived by two sons, Freeman and James, and two
daughters, Miss Caroline Jacques and Mrs. Thomas 0. Marsh,
Rahway; eleven grandchildren and twelve great-grandchild."
all of
Issue :
3131-1
-
FREEMAN
3132-11
-
JAMES
3133 - III
-
CAROLINE
3134 - IV
- (DAUGHTER), wife of THOMAS 0. MARSH of RAHWAY,
UNION C O U N T Y , N.J.
324
ROLL GENEALOGY - NEW
3135 -
SANFORD VREELAND ROLL-6, -3078-,
JERSEY
(ISAAC-5, A B R A H A M - 4 ,
Sixth child of ISAAC and SUSAN ROLL, D- 4th May 1910, age 81
years, BD- R A H W A Y , UNION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY, M- LUCRITIA MARSH.
Issue:
3136-1
- SANFORD F.
3137 - II
- DAVID M.
3138 - Ill
- ELEANOR
325
3139 - WILLIAM STONE ROLL-6 , -3079-,
(ISAAC-5, ABRAHAM-4, JOHN-3,
Seventh child of ISAAC and SUSAN ROLL, M- twice; 1st JOSEPHINE
SELICK; 2nd E L I Z A B E T H . Lived in LINDEN, UNION COUNTY, N.J. all
his life and the following obituary appeared in the ELIZABETH,
N.J. Daily Journal, December 29th 1914 at the time of his death.
"LINDEN, Dec. 2 9 .
William s . Roll, one of the oldest and most
widely known and respected residents of Linden T o w n s h i p , died
this morning at his home in the Tremely section, after a
lingering illness.
He was born in Linden 84 years ago and
resided in the township all his life.
Mr. Roll was the uncle of
Walter H. Roll, president of the Board of Education.
He is
survived by one sister, Mrs. Caroline Jacques, of William Street,
Rahway; two sons, Eugene F. Roll of 1081 Lafayette Street,
Elizabeth, and William H. Roll who made his home in Tremely with
his father.
He is also survived by six grandchildren.
Mr. Roll lived for fity-one years on the farm in Tremely where he
died.
Several tempting offers made by prospective purchasers
were refused because of his attachment for the place.
Much of
the thickly populated portion of Elizabethport in the vicinity of
the Singer plant was a range forcattle when
Mr. Roll was a boy
and it isrelated of
him that he
used to dirve his father's herd
of more than 100 cows into the common pasture in Elizabeth in the
spr i n g , where the animals were permitted to run at large and
thrive until fall, when they were rounded up for slaughter.
The funeral services will be held in his late home in Tremely,
Thursday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock.
The Rev. William Force
Wh itaker, D.D. Pastor of the First Presbyterian Church,
Elizabeth, will officiate.
Interment will be made in the family
plot in the Rahway Cemetery."
Issue:
3140 - I
- EUGENE F.
3141 - II - WILLIAM H.
In 1914
was living in LINDEN,
SECTION), UNION COUNTY, N.J.
(TREMLEY
326
ROLL GENEALOGY - NEK JERSEY
3142 - BROOKS ROLL-7, -3093-, (JAMES-6, BROOKS-5, ABRAHAM-4,
Sixth child of JAMES and CATHERINE DUNHAM ROLL, D- 27th Jan.
1881, age 58 years, 1 month 5 days, M- SUSAN M., daughter of JOHN
B. CLARK, D~ 10th Jan. 1888, age 66 years 3 months.
Both are
buried in the MILLER CEMETERY, a private burial ground off the
CRANFORD-SPRINGFIELD, (UNION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY) road near the
latter village and in the north end of WESTFIELD TOWNSHIP.
Issue :
3143-1
- JAMES
3144-11
- JOHN BROOKS
342 From Tombstone Inscr ipt ions
in 1921.
3145 * EMILY AUCHEY RIGDORE-7, “3114-, (MARY-6, PETER-5, ABRAHAM4, JOlIN-3, PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
First child of BENJAMIN and MARY ROLL AUCHEY, B- 14th Jan. 1832,
M- 12th Dec. 1852, ISAAC R I G D O R E , B- 9th Mar. 1331.
They resided
in CINCINNATI, HAMILTON COUNTY, OHIO, as did their children.
Issue:
, B- 18th S e p t . 1853 , D- same d a y .
3146 - I
-
3147 - II
-
3148 - III
- WILLIAM HUDDART, B- 15th June 1856.
3149 - IV
-
3150 - V
- E D W A R D , B- 10th May 1860, D- 17th June 1860 .
3151 - VI
- ANDREW JACKSON, B- 27th Sept,
1863.
3152 - VII
- ADELAIDE,
BONITA
ISAAC, B~ 2nd July 1853, D- 3rd Aug.
3153 - VIII - HARRY,
B- 8th Sept.
B- 30th Dec.
3154 - IX
- MARY NINA,
3155 - X
“ GEORGE COOK,
3156 - XI
- CHARLES SUMMER,
1877 .
1866.
1861, D~ 27th Fel
1863.
1865.
B- 4th June 1869.
B- 24th Sept.
1872.
B- 31st Aug.
1874, D- 27th Nov
328
3157 - JOHN KING ROLL-7. -3129-, (GEORGE WASHINGTON-6, ISAAC-5,
Eighth child of GEORGE WASHINGTON and SARAH CLAUSON WOOD ROLL, B10th July 1844 in LINDEN, UNION COUNTY, N.J., D- 23rd Sept. 1901
in F A I R H A V E N , WASHINGTON and is buried there.
Was a wholesale
commission merchant.
M- 15th Dec. 1865 in LINDEN, UNION COUNTY,
N.J., MARGARET KELLY W I N A N S - 6 , (MALINE-5, MOSES-4, ISAAC-3 and
second wife, ISAAC-2, JOHN-1 and first wife) of LINDEN, UNION
COUNTY, NEW JERSEY, B- 24th Sept. 1841 in ELIZABETH, UNION
COUNTY, N.J., D- 26th Feb. 1899 in F A I R H A V E N , WASHINGTON, and is
buried there.
They left NEW JERSEY for WASHINGTON in 1889 .343
Issue:
3158 - I
- CORA ETNA, B- 13th Jan. 1867 in LINDEN, UNION
COUNTY, NEW JERSEY.
M- ASAHEL DILLON and in 1911
resided in SEATTLE, WASHINGTON.
Issue:
I
- ROLL NEWELL,
in 1915 was 14 years old.
3159
-II
- JENNIE W I N A N S , B- 30th Aug. 1869 in LINDEN, UNION
COUNTY, NEW JERSEY, D- 18th July 1870 in LINDEN,
UNION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY and is buried in RAHWAY,
3160
-III
- SARAH CLAUSON, B- 14th July 1871 in LINDEN, UNION
COUNTY, NEW JERSEY, M- W.F. DILLON.
Residence in
1915 was 1208 BENNETT AVENUE, BELLINGHAM,
WASHINGTON.
Issue:
I
3161
-IV
- MARGARET WINANS,
in 1915 was 18 years old.
- EMMA BELL, B- 11th Nov. 1876 in LINDEN, UNION
COUNTY, NEW JERSEY, M- MARVIN EDWARDS.
Residence
in 1915 was 1414 SUNSET AVENUE, SEATTLE,
WASHINGTON.
Issue:
I
343 #4994,
- WILLIAM WINANS,
Newark,
in 1915 was eight years old.
N.J. Evening News,
3/13/1915.
329
3162 - EUGENE F. ROLL-7, -3140-, (WILLIAM STONE-6,
A B R A H A M -4, JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
ISAAC-5,
Ficst child of WILLIAM STONE and ELIZABETH _____ ROLL, B- in
TREMLEY, LINDEN TOWNSHIP, UNION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY, M- MARY ___ .
In 1914 lived at #1081 Lafayette St., ELIZABETH, UNION COUNTY,
NEW JERSEY, at which time he was Engineer of the Atlantic City
Flier of the Central Railroad of New Jersey.
Issue:
3163 - I
- CLARENCE, D- 21st Oct.
3164 - II
- WILLIAM
3165 - III
- FREDERICK
1914,
age 21 years.
330
3166 - JOHN BROOKS R O L L - 8 , -3144-, (BROOKS-7, JAMES-6,
BROOKS-5,
Second child of BROOKS and SUSAN CLARKE ROLL, M- MARY M . ,
daughter of ENOCH and THEODORIA BLAKE.
He was one of the signers
of the petition to form the first Borough of MOUNTAINSIDE, UNION
COUNTY, NEW J E R S E Y 344 and was a member of the first Board of
Counc ilinen who were elect ed 24th Sept. 189 5 .3
In 1914 was
living on Springfield Avenue.
Issue:
3167 -
I
3168-11
3169 - III
- WILLIAM MARSH
- SUSAN M.
- GEORGIE TOMLINSON, M- 22nd Feb. 1915, in WESTFIELD,
UNION COUNTY, N.J., GEORGE TAYLOR ROBBINS, of
CRANFORD, UNION COUNTY, N.J.
In 1915 was living in
MOUNTAINSIDE, UNION COUNTY, N.J.
3170 -
IV
- JOSEPH HARRISON
3171 -
V
- STANELY BROOKS, M- 12th Aug. 1914 in WESTFIELD,
UNION COUNTY, N.J., ALICE E. SINGER, daughter of
MR. and MRS. CHARLES J. SINGER of SPRINGFIELD AVE.,
MOUNTAINSIDE, UNION COUNTY, N.J.
In 1914 was
living in WESTFIELD, N.J.
344 BIB.
29 - p. 560
345 BIB.
29 - p. 561
331
3172 - BONITA RIGDORE LOWERY-8, -3147-, {EMILY AUCHEY R I G D O R E - 7 ,
MARY-6, PETER-5, A B R A H A M - 4, JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE1)
Second child of ISAAC and EMILY AUCHEY RIGDORE, B~ 1st Sept.
1854, M- 1st Nov. 1876, JAMES A. LOWERY.
They resided in
Issue:
3173 - I
- JAMES ARTHUR, JR.,
B- 6th Feb.
3174 - II
- ALBERT RIGDORE,
3175 - Ill
- EMILY,
B- 20th Aug.
1882.
3176 - IV
- BATES,
B- 17th Apr.
1885.
3177 - V
- BONITA,
B- 9th Apr.
B- 28th Aug . 1887.
1878.
1880.
332
4000 - RHODA ROLL WOOLLEY-4, -17-,
MANGELSE-1)
{JOHN-3,
PETER-2, JAN
Fourth child and oldest daughter of JOHN ROLL and ELIZABETH ___ ,
and known as " M O L L Y " , M- about 1781, ABRAHAM or ABRAM WOOLLEY, of
WOOLLEY: This family came from SOUTHHAMPTON, LONG ISLAND, about
the year 1683.
ROBERT WOOLLEY was one of the ELIZABETHTOWN
ASSOCIATES in 1699.
JOHN, WILLIAM, and EDWARD were doubtless
sons of EMANUEL, but it is not known if at all ROBERT and EMANUEL
were related.
A branch of the family settled in SPRINGFIELD,
ABRAHAM WOOLLEY is mentioned as Inn
keeper in 1793.
He held many important offices in the
townsh i p .34 ^ Issue:
4001 - I
- ABRAHAM OR ABRAM - Col.
4002 -
- ABBY
II
4003 - I I I
- HARRIET
4004 -
IV
- MARY
4005 -
V
~ AARON KITCHELL
346 BIB. 23 - p. 364
333
400 6 - COL. ABRAHAM or ABRAM ROLL WOOLLEY-5 , -4 001-, (RHODA-4,
First child of ABRAHAM or ABRAM and RHODA ROLL WOOLLEY of
S P R I N G F I E L D , UNION C O U N T Y , NEW J E R S E Y B- in 1782 in SPRINGFIELD,
UNION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY, D- in 1857 in NEWARK, ESSEX COUNTY, NEW
JERSEY in his 76th year, BD- in SPRINGFIELD, UNION COUNTY, NEW
JERSEY, his boyhood home.
About 1810 he entered the UNITED
STATES ARMY and rose to the rank of Lieutenant Colonel of the 6th
Regiment, U.S. Infantry.
Leaving the ARMY
in 1829, he located
in LOUISVILLE, JEFFERSON COUNTY, KENTUCKY as a lawyer.
(See
following pages for his official record).
He M- three times; 1st
ELIZA DENHAM, the seventh child and third daughter of MATTHIAS
and PHEBE BALDWIN DENMAN, of SPRINGFIELD, UNION COUNTY, NEW
JERSEY, and who was born 5th November 1786 and died 4th April
1826 . I s s u e :
,
4007 - I
WILLIAM,
4008 - II
ELIZA DENMAN, B- 1809, D- 1813.
4009 - III
B- 1807, D- 1828.
- MARY T I M B R O O K , D- in i nfancy.
4010 - IV
D- in infancy.
4011 - V
D- in infancy.
4012 - VI
SAMUEL DENMAN, B- 1819, D- 9th August 1849
4013
-
VII
4014
-
VIII - CHARLES WOODRUFF
4015 - IX
- IIENRY BALDWIN
D- in infancy.
2nd wife was married in 1829.
She was CAROLINE, daughte;
WILLIAM PRESTON and D- in 1840.
Besides WILLIAM PRESTON
record follows, six othr children were born, all of whom
infancy.
issue:
4016 _ X
WILLIAM PRESTON, B- 2nd May 1830, D- 1850,
of cholera in BUFFALO, ERIE COUNTY, NEW YORK, while
on his way to NEW YORK CITY.
334
3rd wife was M- in 1845.
U.S.A.
No issue.
She was the widow of CAPTAIN J E W E T T ,
Record: WOOLLEY, ABRAM R . , B- N.J. appointed N.J. Capt. dep.
c o m s y . of o r d . 4 D e c . 1812; M a j . o r d . 9, F e b . 1815; tr to 7 inf 1
June 1821; tr to 6 inf. 11 Mar. 1823 Lt. Col. 16 Dec. 1825, Bvt.
Lt Col 9 Feb. 1825 for ten yrs fai service in one grade dismissed
1 May 1829 .347
347 BIB. 10 ~ p. 1060, Vol. 1; 11 - p. 689
335
4017 - ABBY WOOLLEY MILLER-5 , -4002-,
JAN MANGELSE-1)
(RHODA-4, JOHN-3,
PETER-2,
Second child of ABRAHAM or ABRAM and RHODA ROLL WOOLLEY, B- in
1785, D- in 1826, M~ ISAAC SMITH, son of NATHANIEL MILLER of
Issue:
4018-1
- AARON WOOLLEY
4019-11
- ELIZA WOOLLEY
4020 - Ill
- WILLIAM
336
4021 - HARRIET WOOLLEY TUCKER-5,
2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
-4003-,
(RHODA-4, JOHN 3, PETER-
Third child of ABRAHAM or ABRAM and RHODA ROLL WOOLLEY,
M- CHARLES TUCKER of NEWARK, ESSEX COUNTY, NEW JERSEY.
4022-1
- MARY ANNE
4023 - II
- ISAAC MILLER
B- 1788,
Issue:
337
4024 - MARY WOOLLEY BALDWIN-5, “4004“ , (RHODA-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2,
JAN MANGELSE-1)
Fourth child Of ABRAHAM or ABRAM
is s u e :
M- CHARLES P. BALDWIN.
4025 - I
LETITIA A.
4026 - II
MARY
4027 - III
4028 - IV
348
- CLARISSA
ABRAHAM WOOLLEY348
CHARLES WOODRUFF WOOLLEY, SR. in his manuscript of
February 1890, says "Of his history, I know n o t h i n g .
His history, and further particulars as to the history,
children, residence, post office address, etc. of MARY
WOOLLEY BALDWIN'S decendants can be obtained from
AMELIA P. LAWRENCE, #300 Market Street, NEWARK, ESSEX
COUNTY, NEW JERSEY".
338
4029 - AARON KITCHELL WOOLLEY-5, -4005-,
2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
(RHODA-4, JOHN-3, PETER-
Fifth child of ABRAHAM or ABRAM and RHODA ROLL WOOLLEY, B- 1797.
He was a lawyer of eminence in KENTUCKY; for many years he was
Judge of the Circuit Court and filled that high and honorable
position at the time of his death from cholera, 4th August 1849,
at his home in LEXINGTON, FAYETTE COUNTY, KENTUCKY.
He M- SALLIE
W I C K L I F F E , daughter of ROBERT W I C K L I F F E , SR., of LEXINGTON,
FAYETTE COUNTY, KENTUCKY.
Issue:
4030 - I
- ROBERT WICKLIFFE
4031 - II
- MARGARET WICKLIFFE
4032 - Ill
- CHARLES WICKLIFFE
4033 - IV
- HOWARD
4034 - V
- ELLEN
4035 - VI
- VERTNER
4036 - VII
- FRANK
4037 - VIII - AARON KITCHELL, JR.
339
4033 - HENRY BALDWIN WOOLLEY-6, -4013-, (COL. ABRAHAM ROLL
W O O L L E Y - 5 , RHODA-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
Seventh child of COL. ABRAHAM ROLL and ELIZA DENMAN WOOLLEY,
1321, D~ 1861, M- _____ . Is s u e :
4039-1
- HENRIETTA
4040-11
- OCTAVIA
4041 - Ill
- ELIZA JANE
B-
340
4042 - CHARLES WOODRUFF WOOLLEY-6, -4-14-, (COL. ABRAHAM WOOLLEY5, RIIODA-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
Eighth child of COL. ABRAHAM ROLL and ELIZA DENMAN WOOLLEY, B18th October 1823 at COUNCIL BLUFFS, INDIAN TERRITORY, now
PATTAWATTAMIE COUNTY, IOWA.
On November 26, 1841 he entered the
NAVY from KENTUCKY as a Midshipman.
He served in the Pacific
Squadron in 1846-7 during the MEXICAN WAR for which he is
receiving a p e n s i o n . He became a Passed Midshipman August 10,
1848 and resigned 31st December 1854 ,349 M- 10th October 1848; at
LOUISVILLE, JEFFERSON COUNTY, KENTUCKY, C A T A W B A , daughter of
MAJOR ALFRED SANDFORD and granddaughter of MAJOR THOMAS MARTIN,
U.S.A. of COVINGTON, KENTON COUNTY, KENTUCKY.
She died in
BUFFALO, ERIE COUNTY, NEW YORK, 4th April 1883 in her 55th year
He is now (November 1909) living in BUFFALO, ERIE COUNTY, NEW
YORK, in his 86th year.
Issue:
4043 - I
- WILLIAM WOODRUFF
4044 - II
- SUE DANA, B- 4th January 1851.
4045 - Ill
- CHARLES WOODRUFF, B- 28th May 1854.
4046 - IV
- DANA SANDFORD
4047 - v
- KATE SANDFORD,
B- 12th October
1860
4048 - VI
- HENRY WHIPPLE, B- 4th December
1862
349 BIB. 12 - p. 603
341
4049 - AARON WOOLLEY MILLER-6, -4018-, (ABBY WOOLLEY 5, RHODA-4,
1819, DFirst child of ISAAC SMITH and ABBY WOOLLEY MILLER,
Her address
January 1881, M- J U L I A WOODWARD, of WASHINGTON, D.C.
in February 1890 was #253 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, S.E., W A S H I N G T O N ,
D.C.
Issue:
4050-1
- MAGGIE
4051 - II
- S A L L I E , D- 1889.
4052 - III
- MARY
4053 - IV
- ADOLPHUS
342
4054 - ELIZA WOOLLEY MILLER C L A R K E - 6 , -4019-, (ABBY WOOLLEY-5,
RHODA-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
Second child of ISAAC SMITH and ABBY WOOLLEY MILLER, B- 12th
October 1823, D- 1849, M- 1841, GEORGE CLARKE of WASHINGTON, D.C.
In January 1890 she is living with her son WILLIAM MILLER CLARKE
at #3 Oakman Street, Ward 24, BOSTON, SUFFOLK COUNTY, MASS.
Issue;
4055 -
I
- WILLIAM MILLER
4056 -
II
- ABBY WOOLLEY,
4057 -
III - GEORGE
4058 - IV
3-
- CHARLES WOOLLEY,
1844.
B- 1849, D- same year.
343
4059 - WILLIAM MILLER-6 , -4020-, (ABBY WOOLLEY-5,
3, PETER-2, JAN MA N G E L S E - I )
RHODA-4,
Third child o£ ISAAC SMITH and ABBY WOOLLEY MILLER,
Issue:
4060 - I
JOHN-
B- 1826 , M ~ .
- LUCY, M- her cousin GEORGE CLARKE, -4057-, son of
her father's sister ELIZA WOOLLEY MILLER CLARKE.
Both died, he in 1882, without issue.
4061 - MARY ANNE TUCKER JOHNSON-6, -4022-, (HARRIET W O O L L E Y RHODA-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
First child of CHARLES and HARRIET WOOLLEY TUCKER, M- _____
JOHNSON.
Issue:
4062-1
- JOANNA ELIZABETH
345
4063 - ISAAC MILLER TUCKER-6, -4023-, (HARRIET WOOLLEY-5,
RHODA-
second child of CHARLES and HARRIET WOOLLEY TUCKER, B- 27th
February 1825, D- without issue in 1862 in BATTLE OF FAIR OAKS,
HENRICO COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
M- ABB IE _____ who in February 189 0 ,
is living on GROVE STREET, near MARKET STREET, NEWARK, ESSEX
COUNTY, NEW JERSEY.
346
4064 - LETITIA A. BALDWIN SMITH-6, -4025-, (MARY WOOLLEY-5,
RHODA-4 , JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
First child of CHARLES P. and MARY WOOLLEY BALDWIN, M- OLIVER R.
S M I T H . Iss u e ;
4065 - I
- AMELIA PRESTON, M- _____ LAWRENCE.
In January 1890
they had no issue and were living at #300 Market
Street, NEWARK, ESSEX COUNTY, NEW JERSEY.
347
4066 - MARY BALDWIN CORNWALL-6, -4026-,
(MARY WOOLLEY-5,
RHODA-4,
Second child of CHARLES P. and MARY WOOLLEY BALDWIN, D- 1868, MWILLIAM CORNWALL, of LOUISVILLE, JEFFERSON COUNTY, K Y ., where
their children were living in February 1890.
Issue:
4067 - I
- WILLIAM
4068-11
- SALLIE WOOLLEY
4063 - Ill
- AARON WOOLLEY
348
4070 - CLARISSA BALDWIN EARL-6 , -4027-,
(MARY WOOLLEY-5,
Third child of CHARLES P. and MARY WOOLLEY BALDWIN,
EARL.
Issue:
4071 - I
THOMAS G.
4072 - II
ABRAM WOOLLEY
4073 - III
- WILLIAM
4074 - IV
SARAH
4075 - V
ARAMINTA
4076 - VI
CLARA A.
RHODA-4,
D- 1864, M-
349
4077 - COL. ROBERT WICKLIFFE W O O L L E Y - 6 , -4030-, (AARON KITCHELL
WOOLLEY-5, RHODA-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
First child of AARON KITCHELL and SALLIE WICKLIFFE WOOLLEY, MMARY JOHNSON, of LOUISVILLE, JEFFERSON COUNTY, KENTUCKY.
His
address in February 1890 was #548 Jefferson St., near Sixth,
LOUISVILLE, JEFFERSON COUNTY, KENTUCKY.
Issue:
4078-1
- MARY
4079 - II
- SOPHIE
350
4080 ~ MARGARET WICKLIFFE WOOLLEY WHITE-6, “4031” , (AARON
K1TCHELL WOOLLEY-5, RHODA-4 , JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN
MANGELSE-1)
second child of AARON KITCHELL and SALLIE WICKLIFFE WOOLLEY, MPETER A. WHITE, of CINCINNATI, HAMILTON COUNTY, OHIO, where in
February 1890 they were living without issue.
351
4 0 81. -
CHARLES WICKLIFFE W O OLLEY-6 , -4 03 2- ,
WOOLLEY-5, RHODA-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2,
(AARON KITCHELL
JAN MANGELSE-1)
Third child of AARON KITCHELL and SALLIE WICKLIFFE WOOLLEY, M, only daughter of JACOB STRADER, of CINCINNATI, HAMILTON
COUNTY, OHIO, where in February 1890 were living.
Issue:
4082 -
I
4083 -
II
4084 - III
4085 - HOWARD WOOLLEY-6, -4033-, {AARON KITCHELL WOOLLEY-5,
Fourth child of
UM and has been
1890 is in care
FAYETTE COUNTY,
AARON KITCHELL and SALLIE WICKLIFFE WOOLLEY.
insane for many years.
His address in Februar
of his sister, Mrs. JOHN B. PAYNE, LEXINGTON,
KENTUCKY.
353
4086 - ELLEN WOOLLEY PAYNE-6 , -4 034-, (AARON KITCHELL WOOLLEY-5,
R H O D A - 4 , JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
Fifth child of AARON KITCHELL and SALLIE WICKLIFFE WOOLLEY, M~
JOHN B. PAYNE of LEXINGTON, FAYETTE COUNTY, KENTUCKY.
She is a
widow and in February 1890, is living in that city with her
several ch ildren.
4087 - VERTNER W O O L L E Y - 6 , -4035-, {AARON KITCHELL W O O L L E Y - 5
Sixth child of AARON KITCHELL and SALLIE WICKLIFFE WOOLLEY,
and in 1890 has several children and is living in LEXINGTON
FAYETTE COUNTY, KENTUCKY.
355
ROLL GENEALGOY - NEW JERSEY
4088 “ FRANK W O O L L E Y - 6, -4036-, (AARON KITCHELL W O O L L E Y - 5, RHODA4, J O H N -3, PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
Seventh child of AARON KITCHELL and SALL IE WICKLIFFE WOOLLEY,
and in 1890 has children and is living in MADISON, JEFFERSON
COUNTY, I N D I A N A .
M~
356
4089 - AARON KITCHELL WOOLLEY, J R . -6 , -4037-, (AARON KITCHELL
W O O L L E Y - 5, RHODA-4, J O H N -3, PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
Eighth Child of AARON KITCHELL and SALLIE WICKLIFFE WOOLLEY,
died and was married, but left no surviving issue.
She
357
4090 - HENRIETTA WOOLLEY H ALLIWELL-7 , -4039-, (HENRY BALDWIN
WO O L L E Y -6 , COL. ABRAHAM ROLL WOOLLEY-5, RHODA-4, JOHN-3,
First child of HENRY BALDWIN and _____ WOOLLEY, B- 1847, M- 1868,
THOMAS HALLIWELL, and Englishman.
Her address in February 1890
was WHISTLER, MOBILE COUNTY, ALA.
Issue:
4091 - I
- JENNIE
4092 - II
- THOMAS, B- 1872.
4093 - Ill
- WILLIAM, B- 1875.
358
4094 - OCTAVIA WOOLLEY TOOLE-F L Y N N E - 7 , -4040-, (HENRY BALDWIN
WOOLLEY-6, COL. ABRAHAM ROLL WOOLLEY-5, RHODA-4, JOHN-3,
Second child of HENRY BALDWIN and ______ WOOLLEY, B- 1849, Mtwice, 1st TOOLE, 2nd, FLYNNE.
Her address in February 1890 was
MOBILE, MOBILE COUNTY, ALA.
359
4 09 5 - ELIZA JANE WOOLLEY-7 , -4 041-, (HENRY BALDWIN WOOLLEY-6,
COL. ABRAHAM ROLL WOOLLEY-5, RHODA-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN
MANGELSE-1)
Third child of HENRY BALDWIN and _____ WOOLLEY, B- 1852.
In
February 1890, UM and living with her sister HENRIETTA WOOLLEY
HALLIWELL, WHISTLER, MOBILE COUNTY, ALA.
4 096 - WILLIAM WOODRUFF WOO L L E Y - 7 , -4 0 43-, (CHARLES WOODRUFF
WOOLLEY-6, COL., ABRAHAM ROLL W O O L L E Y - 5, RHODA-4, JOHN-3
First child of CHARLES WOODRUFF and CATAWBA SANDFORD WOOLLEY,
28th July 1849, M- 18th October 1877, HATTIE E., only daughter
JOHN BRADFORD, of QUINCY, ADAMS COUNTY, ILL., B- 5th December
1859.
issue:
4097 - I
- EDITH SANDFORD,
B- 5th Dec.
1878.
4098 - II
- HERBERT LOWELL,
B- 8th June 1884.
361
4099 - DANA SANDFORD W O O L L E Y - 7, -4046 -, (CHARLES WOODRUFF
WOOLLEY-6, COL* ABRAHAM ROLL W O O L L E Y - 5/ R H O D A - 4 , J O H N - 3 ,
Fourth child of CHARLES WOODRUFF and CATAWBA SANDFORD WOOLLEY,
18th May 1857, M- 26th June 1386, CLARISSA ELIZA, daughter of
CHARLES and JULIA HANDEL B A T T E Y , of PROVIDENCE, PROVIDENCE
COUNTY, RHODE ISLAND.
Their address in February 1890 was
DANIELSONVILLE, WINDHAM COUNTY, CONN.
Issue:
4100 - I
- SANDFORD BATTEY, B- 28th April 1887.
B-
362
4101 - WILLIAM MILLER CLARKE-7 , -4 0 55-, (ELIZA WOOLLEY MILLER-6,
ABBY WOOLLEY-5, RHODA-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
First child of GEORGE and ELIZA WOOLLEY MILLER CLARKE, B- 1842,
M- ELLA WILDER of SYRACUSE, ONONDOGA COUNTY, NEW YORK.
In
January 1890 their address was #3 Qakman St., Ward 24, BOSTON,
SUFFOLK COUNTY, MASS.
Issue:
4102 -
I
- ERNEST WILDER, B- 1868.
4103 -
II
- FLORENCE ABBY,
B- 11th December
1870.
363
4104 - GEORGE CLARKE-7 , -4057-, (ELIZA WOOLLEY MILLER-6, ABBY
Third child of GEORGE and ELIZA WOOLLEY MILLR CLARKE, M- LUCY
MILLER (#4060) his cousin, a daughter of his mother's brother
WILLIAM MILLER.
Both died, he in 1382 without issue.
364
4105 - JOANNA ELIZABETH JOHNSON C O L L E R D - 7 , -4062-, (MARY ANNE
TUCKER-6, HARRIET W O OLLEY-5, RHODA-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN
MANGELSE-1)
Only child of ___________ and MARY ANNE TUCKER JOHNSON, M- CHARLES
M. COLLERD.
In 1889 they lived at #17 Plain Street, N E W A R K ,
ESSEX COUNTY, NEW JERSEY, but have since moved to James St.
Issue:
4106
-
I
- HARRY, B- 1875.
365
4107 - WILLIAM CORNWALL-7 , -4067-, (MARY BALDWIN-6, MARY WOOLLEY5, RHODA-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
First child of WILLIAM and MARY BALDWIN CORNWALL, M- and in
February 1890 was living in LOUISVILLE, JEFFERSON COUNTY,
KENT U C K Y .
366
4108 - SALLIE WOOLLEY CORNWALL-7 , -4 068-, {MARY BALDWIN-6, MARY
Second child of WILLIAM and MARY BALDWIN CORNWALL, M- and in
February 1890 is living in LOUISVILLE, JEFFERSON COUNTY,
KENTU C K Y .
367
4109 - AARON WOOLLEY C O R NWALL-7 , -4069-, (MARY BALDWIN-6 , MARY
Third child of WILLIAM and MARY BALDWIN CORNWALL, M- and in
February 1890 is living in LOUISVILLE, JEFFERSON COUNTY,
KENTUCKY.
368
4110 - THOMAS G. EARL-7, -4071-, (CLARISSA BALDWIN-6, MARY
WOOL L E Y - 5, RHODA-4, J O H N -3, PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
First child of ___________ and CLARISSA BALDWIN EARL is in
February 1890 living in LYTTON, YALE PROVINCIAL DISTRICT, BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
369
4111 - ABRAM WOOLLEY EA R L - 7, -4072-, (CLARISSA BALDWIN-6, MARY
WOOLLEY-5, RHODA-4, JOIIN-3, PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
Second child of
February 1890 living
and CLARISSA BALDWIN EARL, is in
in LOUISVILLE, JEFFERSON COUNTY, KENTUCKY.
370
4112 - WILLIAM EARL-7, -4073-, (CLARISSA BALDWIN-6,
5, RHODA-4, J O H N -3, PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
MARY WOOLLEY-
Third child of ___________ and CLARISSA BALDWIN EARL is in
February 1890 living in ILLINOIS.
371
4113 - SARAH EARL-7, -4074-, (CLARISSA BALDWIN-6,
Fourth child of ___________
leaving one daughter.
MARY WOOLLEY-5,
and CLARISSA BALDWIN EARL, M- and died
372
4114 - ARAMINTA EARL-7,- -4075-, (CLARISSA BALDWIN-6, MARY
Fifth child of ___________ and CLARISSA BALDWIN EARL, M- and died
leaving three daughters and one s o n .
373
4115 - CLARA A. EARL-7, -4076-, (CLARISSA BALDWIN-6, MARY
Sixth child of
February 1890 is living
CALIFORNIA.
and CLARISSA BALDWIN EARL, M- and in
in LOS ANGELES, LOS ANGELES COUNTY,
374
4116 - JENNIE HALLIWELL JOHNSTON-8 , -4091-, (HENRIETTA WOOLLEY-7,
HENRY BALDWIN WOOLLEY-6, COL. ABRAHAM ROLL WOOLLEY-5,
RHODA-4, J O H N - 3, PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
First child of THOMAS and HENRIETTA WOOLLEY H A L L I W E L L , B- 1870,
M- 1888 at WHISTLER, MOBILE COUNTY, ALABAMA, BENJAMIN, son of DR.
CHRISTOPHER JOHNSTON of BALTIMORE, BALTIMORE COUNTY, MARYLAND.
375
5000 - JANE OR JEAN ROLL CORY-4, -18-,
MANGELSE-1)
(JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN
Fifth child and second daughter of JOHN ROLL and ELIZABETH _____
B- 1743-4, D- March 1828, M- T H O M A S , 350 son of ELNATHAN and
HANNAH CORY, of JOHN 3rd, of JOHN 2nd, of JOHN COREY, 1st, B~
1738-9, D- 2nd February 1813.
THOMAS and JANE ROLL CORY, (who
was called JEAN in her father's will) first lived in NEW JERSEY
where all their children were born and later moved to D E E R F I E L D ,
HAMILTON COUNTY, OHIO, where he died.
Issue:
5001 - I
- CATHERINE
5002 - II
- BETSEY
5003 - III
- JAMES
5004 - IV
- MARY
5005 - V
- ISAAC, UM
5006 - VI
- JOHN
5007 - VII
- ELNATHAN
5008 - VIII - JANE
5009 - IX
350 por
- THOMAS
ancestry of THOMAS C O R Y , see Appendix I X .
376
5010 - CATHERINE CORY OGDEN-EDWARDS-5, “ 5001**,
First child of THOMAS and JANE ROLL CORY,
1764, M- 1st SIMEON OGDEN.
issue:
5011 -
I
5012-11
(JANE-4, JOHN-3,
baptised
16th September
- SWAIN
- SIMEON
She then became the second wife of MOSES EDWARDS.
5013 -
III
- MOSES
5014 -
IV
- MARIAH
5015 -
V
- LOT
Issue:
377
5016 - BETSEY CORY SMITH-5, -5002-,
MANGELSE-1)
Second child of THOMAS
September 17 65, M- JOS
5017 - I
- PHOEBE
5018 - II
- KATIE
5019 - III
- FANNY
5020 - IV
- JOHN
5021 - V
- THOMAS
5022 - VI
- HARRIET
5023 - VII
- WILLIAM
(JANE-4, J O H N - 3 , PETE R - 2 , JAN
378
5024 - JAMES CORY-5, -5003-,
MANGELSE-1)
(JANE-4, JOHN-3,
PETER-2, JAN
Third child of THOMAS and JANE ROLL CORY, baptised 6th August
1769, M- twice, 2nd, MARTHA STRONG of JAMESTOWN, GREENE COUNTY,
OHIO.
Issue:
5025 - I
- ABAGAIL
5026 - II
- JANE
379
5027 - MARY CORY CARTER-5 , -5004-,
MANGELSE-1)
(JANE-4, JOHN-3,
Fourth child of THOMAS and JANE ROLL CORY,
Iss lie:
5028 - I
JOHN, died
5029 - II
JANE,
5030 - III
twin #1.
- RACHEL,
twin #2.
5031 - IV
CORNELIUS
5032 - V
BETSEY
5033 - VI
SALLY
5034 - VII
in NEW YORK.
- AARON
503 5 - VIII - WILLIAM
The c h i l d r e n , with the exception of JOHN,
COUNTY, OHIO.
PETER-2, JAN
380
5036 - JOHN CORY-5 , -5006-,
MANGELSE-1)
(JANE-4, JOHN-3,
PETER-2, JAN
sixth Child of THOMAS and JANE ROLL CORY, M- LOUVINA JOHNSON.
Issue:
5037 - I
- ISAAC
5033 - II
- JAMES,
5039 - III
- WILLIAM
5040 - IV
- JOHN
5041 - V
- CATHERINE
5042 - VI
- PHOEBE
5043 - VII
- T H O M A S , lived
lived in SHELBY COUNTY,
in CALIFORNIA.
381
5044 - ELNATHAN CORY-5, -5007-,
MANGELSE-1)
(JANE-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN
Seventh child of THOMAS and JANE ROLL C O R Y , B- 26th January 1771,
D- 8th July 1842, M- HANNAH JENNINGS, B- 17th June 1782, D- 29th
August 1834.
Both are buried in NEW CARLISLE, OHIO.
He went to
WARREN COUNTY OHIO prior to 1800 and in 1803 went to CLARKE
COUNTY, OHIO.
Issue:
5045-1
-
DAVID JENNINGS
5046 - II
- ELIZA
5047 - I I I
- RHODA
5048 - IV
-
SALLY
5049 - V
-
JANE, B- 24th December 1810, D- 12th June 1873.
5050 - VI
-
HARRISON
5051 - VII
- MELISSA, B- 22nd February 1815,
1860 .
5052 - VIII - JOSEPH, D- 26th February 1878.
D- 12th November
382
5053 - JANE CORY W O O D S - 5, -5008-,
MANGELSE-1)
Eighth child o£ THOMAS an
died in CLARKE COUNTY, OIi
5054 - I
5055
-
II
- ABIGAIL
. - JAMES CORY
5056 - III
- MARGARET
5057
-
IV
- KATY
5058
-
V
- ELNATHAN
5059
-
VI
- JOSEPH
VII
- WILLIAM
5060
38 3
5061 - THOMAS CORY-5 , -5009-,
MANGELSE-1)
Ninth child of THOMAS and JANE ROLL CORY, B- 6th of April 1784,
in ESSEX COUNTY, N.J., D- 1st March 1852 in NEW CARLISLE, OHIO,
M- 26th August 1806 in VIRGINIA, MARGARET SAYLOR, B- 18th August
1788 in VIRGINIA, D- 6th February 1373 in MIAMI COUNTY, OHIO near
A L C O N Y . This was a runaway match and she was the daughter of
JACOB SAYLOR, B- in GERMANY and BD- in MIAMI COUNTY, OHIO, near
ALCONY.
THOMAS CORY held the office of 1st Lieutenant in the
Quartermaster's Dept, under GENERAL HALL during the War of 1812
and his wife drew a pension until her death in 1873.
Issue:
5062 — I
- AARON HORACE
5063 - II
- PIERSON SPINNINGS
5064 ~ III
- ELNATH AN
5065 - IV
- JANE
5066 - V
- MARY
5067 - VI
- ELIZABETH
5068 - VII
- DAVID GRIFFIN
5069 - VIII - NANCY ANN,
1823 .
B- 23rd
5070 - IX
- LINUS SAYLOR
5071 — X
- ISAAC
351 BIB. 26 - p.
38 4
507 2 - RHODA CORY CROSS-6 , -5047-, {ELNATHAN CORY-5, JANE-4,
Third child of ELNATHAN and HANNAH JENNINGS CORY, M- DAVID CROSS.
Issue:
5073 - I
- ROBERTS, M- MARY JANE KIEFER.
Issue:
5074 - I
- RHODA JANE, M- LEWIS SELLS.
member of D.A.R. #29217.
5075 - II
- CARRIE BELL, M- _____ ALLEN.
member of D.A.R. #28371.
She is a
She is a
385
5076 - SALLY CORY SMITH-6 , -5048-, {ELNATHAN CORY-5, JANE-4,
Fourth child of ELNATHAN and HANNAH JENNINGS CORY,
1809, D- 11th April 1903, M- DAVID JOHNSON SMITH.
5077 - I
B- 2nd January
Issue:
- HANNAH M A R I A H , B- in NEW CASTLE, OHIO, M- WILLIAM
HENRY HARRISON GAHAGAN.
She is a member of D.A.R.
#20632.352
352 BIB. 3 - p. 222
386
5078 - AARON HORACE CORY-6, -5062-,
{THOMAS CORY-5, JANE-4,
JOHN-
First child of THOMAS and MARGARET SAYLOR CORY, B- 18th February
1808, D~ 15th March 1874, M- 4th March 1334 at NEW CARLISLE,
OHIO, SARAH ANN SEWELL, B- 13th August 1813, D- 8th October 1838.
Iss u e :
5079 - I
- HARRIET
He married as his second wife, 23rd December 1838, LUCY ANN
PITTMAN; B- 5th May 1814, D- 23rd January 1888.
Issue:
5080 - II
- JOSEPH PITTMAN
5081 - III
- WINFIELD SCOTT
5082 - IV
- AARON WILLIARD
508 3 - V
- LAURA ANNA
38 7
5084 - PIERSON SPINNINGS CORY-6, -5063-,
(THOMAS CORY-5, JANE-4,
Second child of THOMAS and MARGARET SAYLOR CORY, B- 14th March
1810, D- 1st September 1899, M- 19th January 1832 at a place
three miles south of NEW CARLISLE, OHIO, RHODA HAINES, B- 7th
August 1816, D- 12th August 1895.
Issue:
5085
-I
- MARGARET, B- 4th May 1835, D- 17th May 1855, M11th May 1854, I.K. WISE.
No issue.
5086 - II
- THOMAS J., B- 25th August 1837, D- 6th April
at BATTLE OF SHILOH.
Never married.
5087
- III
- LINUS S.
5088
- IV
- MARTHA HANNAH, B- 12th September
September 1843.
5089
-V
- MELISSA JANE,
1346 .
5090 - VI
- HARRISON,
5091 - VII
- PIERSON
B-
1843,
1862
D- 28th
14th October 1846, D- 21st October
B- 12th June 1849, D- 20th February 1850.
5092 - ELNATHAN CORY-6, -5064-,
(THOMAS CORY-5, JANE-4, JOHN-3,
Third child of THOMAS and MARGARET SAYLOR CORY, B- NEW CARLISLE,
OHIO, 11th March 1812, D- LAFAYETTE, INDIANA, 18th January 1864,
M- 26th February 1832 at NEW CARLISLE, OHIO, SUSSANAH HARR, B10th March 1812, D- 13th February 1380.
They moved to a place
near LAFAYETTE, IND., where both are buried.
In the spring of
1333 and when they moved to LAFAYETTE, IND., he entered a large
tract of land near that place and which he owned at the time of
his death.
He was Captain of the 87th Regiment of the Indiana
Militia for many ears.
He was also widely known as a zealous
abolitionist and a member of the "Underground Railway", an
institution which assisted runaway slaves.
Her parents came from
AUGUSTA COUNTY, VIRGINIA, when she was a child and settled in
TROY, OHIO.
Issue:
5093-1
- ISABELLA MINERVA
5094-11
- SUSANNA MARGARET
5095 - III
- LINUS HARRISON,
13 37 .
B- 25th October
5096 - IV
- THOMAS
5097 - V
- ELIZABETH VICTORIA
5098 - VI
- MARY MELISSA, B- 15th
1850 .
1836, D- 11th April
(JOSEPHUS MARION)
October
1844, D- 25th April
339
5099 - JANE CORY DRAIN-6, -5065-,
(THOMAS-5, JANE-4, JOHN-3,
Fourth child of THOMAS and MARGARET SAYLOR CORY, B- 24th April
1815, D- 7th June 1842, M- 24th December 1333 near NEW CARLISLE,
OHIO, JOHN DRAIN.
No issue.
390
5100 - MARY CORY CRAWFORD-6, -5066-, (THOMAS CORY-5, JANE-4,
Fifth child of THOMAS and MARGARET SAYLOR CORY, B- 24th April
1815, D- 1843, M- 8th October 1337, at NEW CARLISLE, OHIO, ROBERT
C. CRAWFORD.
Issue:
5101 - I
- LINUS
391
5102 - ELIZABETH CORY MCPHERSON-6 , -5067-,
(THOMAS CORY-5, JANE-
Sixth child of THOMAS and MARGARET SAYLOR CORY, B- 17th June
1817, D- June 1889, M~ 25th December 1337, ADAM MCPHERSON, B24th Jan. 1807, D- 6th January 1858.
Issue:
5103
-
I - ELIZA
5104
-
II - MARIE MARGARET,
January 1841.
5105
-
III-DANIEL, B-13th August
5106
-
IV - MARY A.
5107
-
V - JOHN
5108
-
VI - THOMAS,
5109 - VII
JANE
B- 20th November
B-2nd October
1840, D- 10th
1842, D- 5th
Sept.
1842.
1848, D- 1857.
- L I N U S , B- 1st January 1853 , M- 21st January 1892 ,
FLORA L A W , B- 3rd January 1868.
No issue.
5110
-
VIII - ISAAC, B- November 1855,
5111
-
IX - ADAM,
B- 29th June 1858.
D- ininfancy.
392
5112 - DAVID GRIFFIN CORY-6 , -5068-, {THOMAS CORY-5, JANE-4,
Seventh child of THOMAS and MARGARET SAYLOR CORY, B- 8th December
1819, M- twice, 1st 27th January 1844, at NEW CARLISLE, OHIO,
MALINDA C. MITCHELL, B- 3rd January 1826, D- May 1849, daughter
of Rev. SAMUEL and SUSAN REED MITCHELL.
issue:
5113 - I
- WILLIAM RAPER,
B- 23rd March 1845.
Never married.
2nd marriage was on 13th September 1855 at NEW CARLISLE, OHIO,
ANNA M. GAHAGAN (POWERS), B- 25th June 1829.
She was the
daughter of W M . H. GAHAGAN f B- 16 th March 180 5 , D- 14 th April
1870.
HESTER L. CULBESTSON, B- 28th August 1808, D- 9th Sept.
1874.
Issue:
to
5114 - II
- THOMAS HARRISON, B- 22nd October 1856, M- 6th June
1893 at NEW CARLISLE, OHIO, AUGUSTA H A G E N - D O B L E R ,
B- 7th Sept. 1869.
5115 - III
- EDWARD EVERETT
393
5116 - LINUS SAYLOR CORY-6 , -5070-,
(THOMAS CORY-5, JANE-4, JOHN-
Ninth child of THOMAS and MARGARET SAYLOR CORY, B- 29th October
1824, M- 20th Sept. 1847, MARY S C A R F F , B- 26th October 1822, D24th September 1854.
Issue:
5117
-I
5118 - II
- PRINCE EUGENE,
1850 .
B-
28th May 1850, D- 8th August
- THOMAS
He married as his 2nd wife,
1859.
is s u e :
SARAH E. WINANS,
D- 29th November
5119
- III
- FLORENCE EUREKA, B- 29th August 1856,
January 1886, M- CHAS. VAN SMITH.
No
5120
- IV
- LULA JOSEPHINE
D- 30th
issue.
394
5121
■ ISAAC CORY-6 , -5071-, (THOMAS CORY-5, JANE-4, JOHN-3,
Tenth Child of THOMAS and MARGARET SAYLOR CORY, B- 20th August
182 9, B- December 1863, M- 10th September 1350 at NEW CARLISLE,
OHIO, SUSAN C. BURGMAN, B- 22nd May 1831, D- 20th May 1865.
Iss ue
5122
I
- LAURETTA,
1854 .
B- 15th February 1852, D- 13th December
5123
II
- (SON),
5124
III
- J. MONTELL
5125
IV
- FLORENCE B.
5126
V
- (SON), B- 1862,
bible .
B- 7thMarch 1854,
D-
D-
16th March
in a fewdays.
1854.
Norecord
in
395
5127 - HARRIAT CORY NEFF-7 , -5079-, (AARON HORACE C O R Y - 6, THOMAS
CORY-5, JANE-4, J O H N -3, PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
First child of AARON HORACE and SARAH ANN SEWELL CORY, B- 29th
September 1835, M- 2nd June 1853, CYRUS NEFF, B- 5th February
1833.
Issue:
5128 -
I
- JENNETA ANN,
B- 4th March 1857.
5129 -
II
- MILLIE BELL, B- 2nd January 1859.
5130 -
III
- CARRIE JOSEPHINE
5131 -
IV
- MARY ELIZABETH,
5132 -
V
- DAVID EDWARD, B- 24th September 1869, M- 26th
January 1898, MINNIE J. KENNEDY, B- 26th August
1874 .
B- 15th March 1866.
5133 - VI
- WILLIAM HENRY, B- 29th June 1873.
5134 - VII
- FREDERICK BENJAMIN,
B~ 9th Sept.
1876.
396
5135 - JOSEPH PITTMAN CORY-7 , -5080-, (AARON HORACE CORY-6,
THOMAS C O R Y - 5, J A N E - 4, J O H N -3, PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
First child of AARON HORACE and LUCY ANN PITTMAN CORY, B- 2nd
November 1840, M- 26th September 1866, SUSAN KATHERINE SNIVELY,
B- 27th November 1847.
No issue.
397
5136 - WINFIELD SCOTT CORY-7 , -5081-,
THOMAS CORY-5, JANE-4, JOHN-3,
(AARON HORACE CORY-6,
PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE-1}
second child of AARON HORACE and LUCY ANN PITTMAN CORY, B- 2nd
November 1846, M- 16th May 1875, MAGGIE BAKER, B- 28th November
1846.
Issue:
5137 - I
- ELSIE M., B- 9th March 1877.
398
5138 - AARON MILLIARD CORY-7 , -5082-, (AARON HORACE CORY-6,
THOMAS CORY-5, JANE-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
Third child of AARON HORACE and LUCY ANN PITTMEN CORY, B- 29th
July 1850, M- 15th November 1870, ANNA CAVANAUGH, B- 26th June
1851.
Issue:
5139 - I
- FLORA BELL, B- 5th September 1872.
5140 - II
- EDNA EARL
399
5141 - LAURA (FLORA) ANNA CORY BYRNES-7, -5083-, (AARON HORACE
CORY-6, THOMAS CORY-5, JANE-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN
MANGELSE-1)
Fourth child of AARON HORACE and LUCY ANN PITTMAN CORY, B- 17th
March 1854, M~ 25th April 1875, HENRY BYRNES, B- 16th September
Issue:
1851.
5142 - I
- DAISY LOUISA, B- 21st February 1876, M- 8th
February 1901, FRANK HOKE.
5143 - II
- MAY
5144 - III
- WALTER,
5145 - IV
- ETHEL, twin #2, B- 18th April 1833, M- 23rd May
1900 WALTER ANDERSON, B- 10th April 1877.
5146 - V
- ANNA, M- 13th May 1899, NEIM JORDAN.
5147 - VI
- CHARLIE,
twin #1, B- 18th April 1883.
B- 13th June 1894.
400
5148 - LINUS S. CORY-7, -5087-, (PIERSON SPINNINGS C O R Y - 6 , THOMAS
CORY-5, JANE-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
Third child of PIERSON SPINNINGS and RHODA HAINES CORY, B- 6 th
August 1839, M- 27th September 1866, MARY J. STERRETT, B- 6 th
January 1841.
Issue:
5149 -
I
- PHILLIP S., B- 15th August 1867.
5150 -
II
- CLARA A.,
5151 -
III
- MAGGIE M., B- 13th January 1872, M- 6 th June 1900,
ALFRED A. GENEVA, B- 18th December 1862.
5152 - IV
- FRANK C.
B- 25th November 1868.
401
5153 - PIERSON CORY-7, -5091-, (PIERSON SPINNINGS C O R Y - 6 , THOMAS
Seventh child of PIERSON SPINNINGS and RHODA HAINES CORY, B- 25th
May 1851, M- December 1871 or January 1872, ELIZABETH BAYLES, DJanuary 1873.
No issue.
He married his second wife, November
1375, LINNIE WEIR.
Issue;
5154 -
I
- LULA,
B- 10th November
5155 -
II
- C H A R L E S , B- 4th April 1878.
He secured a divorce
1379 and she married
as his third wife in
URFER, B- March 30th
5156 -
III
from her in IOWA COUNTY, IOWA, 25th November
JOHN Q. HOWARD, of MARION, IOWA.
He married
October 1881 at DAVENPORT, IOWA, LIZZIE
1834.
Issue;
- JESSIE, B- 30th March 1884.
She was adopted
uncle SAMUEL URFER of GUERNSEY, IOWA.
He married as his fourth wife,
Is s u e :
5157 -
IV
5158 - V
1876.
- MILO ANDREW,
- MABEL,
3rd June 1886, SELINA ANN YATES.
B- 1st Dec.
1886.
B- 29th May 1890, D- 27th July 1890.
5159 - VI
- ARTHUR,
B- 15th
5160 - VII
- THOMAS,
B-
5161 - VIII - ALFRED,
by her
2 0 th
B- 19 th
She secured a divorce from him in January 1900,
Court of ST. LOUIS, MO.
in the Circuit
402
5162 - ISABELLA MINERVA CORY MCCREA-7, -5093-,
THOMAS CORY-5, JANE-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2,
(ELNATHAN C O R Y - 6 ,
JAN MANGELSE-1)
First child of ELNATHAN and SUSANNAH HARR CORY, B- 9th December
1332, D- 8 th August 1879, M- 19th August 1850, at LAFAYETTE,
INDIANA, BENJAMIN HINKLE MCCREA, B- 9th May 1828.
Issue:
5163 - I
- JOSEPH WHITEMORE
5164 - II
- ANNETTA
403
ROLL GENEALOGY
5165
- NEW JERSEY
- SUSANNA MARGARET CORY L E I G H T Y - 7 ,
-5094(ELNATHAN C O R Y - 6 ,
THOMAS CORY-5, JANE-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE-1)A
Second child of ELNATHAN and SUSANNA HARR CORY
B- 15th November
1334, M- at LAFAYETTE, INDIANA, 20th May 1851, DAVID HEWETT
L E I G H T Y , B~ 8 th October 1824.
Issue:
5156
-I
- ADELIA
5167
- II
- JENNY
5168 - III
- HELEN E.
404
516 9 - THOMAS CORY-7 , -5096-, (ELNATHAN CORY-6, THOMAS CORY-5,
JANE-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
Fourth child of ELNATHAN and SUSANNAH HARR CORY was baptised
JOSEPHUS MARION, but his name was changed to THOMAS by
legislative authority in 18__, B- in LAFAYETTE, INDIANA, 10th
February 1838, M- at PHILADELPHIA, PA., 29th December 1862,
CARRIE S T O N E Y , B- 21st December 1842.
She was the daughter of
SAMUEL, B- 1st October 1811 and HANNAH BERRY STONEY, B- 15th
December 1807, and who were married in HADDERSFORD, YORKSHIRE,
ENGLAND in 1831 and came to AMERICA about 1836.
In 1910 THOMAS
CORY is living in LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA.
He graduated from
Wabash College, C R A W F ORD SVI LL E, INDIANA in 1859 and served in the
Engineer Corps of the Union Army as topographer during the Civil
War and is the inventor of many patented articles.
Issue:
5170-1
5171 -
- CARRIE AVANELLE
II
- HARRY THOMAS, B- 27th May 1870.
In 1910 residing
in SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
Graduated (B.C.) from
Purdue University in 1887; B.S.
in Civil
Engineering in 1839; (M.E.C.) Cornell University in
1891; (M.M.E.) Cornell University in 1396.
Prof.
of Civil Eng. at the University of Mo., Sept. 1st
1893, COLUMBIA, MO.
He has published various
scientific articles.
5172 - III
- CLARENCE LINUS, B- 4th September 1872, M- 25th Dec.
1905 at OMAHA, NEB., MAYME ALICE PRITCHARD, B- 5th
January 1874, daughter of MARY AGNES (BROWN), BCINCINNATI, OHIO, D- 29th November 184_; and
ALEXANDER PRITCHARD, 15th October 184_; D- 14th May
1907 who were married at GENESEO, ILL., 5th January
1870 .
5173 - IV
- BESSIE STONEY,
1899 .
B- 25th December
1877, D- 25th April
405
5174 - ELIZABETH VICTORIA CORY IRELAND-7 , -5097-, (ELNATHAN CORY6 , THOMAS CORY-5, JANE-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
Fifth Child of ELNATHAN and SUSANNAH HARR CORY, B- 26th February
1842, D- 19th March 1863, M- 27th April 1860 at LAFAYETTE,
INDIANA, JOHN IRELAND, B- 11th May 1828, D- 13th July 1873.
Iss u e :
5175 - I
5176 - II
- ATHENA CONSTANCE,
August 1860.
B- 4th January 1860, D- 22nd
FANNIE VICTORIA, B- 8 th April 1862, M- 19th June
1884 at WHAT CHEER, LA., JOHN WILES WARD, B- 22nd
March 1863.
406
5177 - ELIZA JANE MCPHERSON NEFF-7, -5103-, (ELIZABETH CORY
MCPHERSON-6, THOMAS CORY-5, JANE-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN
MANGELSE-1)
First child of ADAM and ELIZABETH CORY MCPHERSON, B- 10th
November 1338, M~ 28th January 1856, WARREN NEFF, B- 23rd August
1833.
Issue:
5173 - I
- JOHN FRANKLIN,
1878 .
5179
- II
- GEORGE WILLIS
5180
- III
- HARDIN ALBERT
B~ 9th June 1857, D- 10th April
5181 - IV
- WINFIELD SCOTT, B- 22nd April 1863, M- 18th
November 1894, ANGELINE GEBHARDT, B- 2nd March
1872.
5182
-V
- C A L L I E , B- 9th May 1865, D-
5183
- VI
- EDWIN FORREST
5184
- VII
- MAGGIE
5185
- VIII - CARRIE,
5186
- IX
- CHARLES,
5187
-X
- ORA,
8
th April 1883.
B- 1st January 1872, D- 17th April 1874.
B- 2nd February 1876.
B- 7th February 1879, D- 14th July 1879.
407
5188 - MARY A. MCPHERSON JENNINGS-7, -5106-, {ELIZABETH CORY
MCPHERSON- 6 , THOMAS CORY-5, JANE-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN
MANGELSE-1)
Fourth child of ADAM and ELIZABETH CORY MCPHERSON, B- 10th
October 1843, M- 17th February 1863, JOHN W. JENNINGS, B- 15th
April 1838.
Issue:
5189-1
- HARRY M.
5190-11
- JOHN M.
5191 - Ill
- CLYDE, B- 14th March 1884.
5192 - JOHN MCPHERSON-7, -5107-, (ELIZABETH CORY MCPIIERSON- 6 ,
Fifth Child of ADAM and ELIZABETH CORY MCPHERSON, B- 22nd
February 1046, M- 10th June 1371, JENNIE MILLIGAN.
Issue:
5193
- I
- MILDRED E., B- 20th July 1372,
5194
- II
- JOHN A.,
5195
-III
- G U Y , B- 15th December 1876.
D- 25th August 1873.
B- 25th April 1874, D- 20th March
1875.
409
5196 -
EDWARD EVERETT
THOMAS CORY-5,
CORY-7,
JANE-4,
-5115-, (DAVID GRIFFIN C O R Y - 6 ,
Second child of DAVID GRIFFIN and his second wife ANNA M. GAHAGAN
CORY, B- 2nd January 1863, M- 4th September 1890 at NEW CARLISLE,
OHIO, MINNIE CATHERINE BROWN, B- 23rd October 1866.
Issue:
5197 -
I
- PAULINE GAHAGAN,
5198 -
II
- FLORENCE BROWN,
B- 25th October
1895.
B- 22nd September 1899.
410
ROLL GENEALOGY - NEK JERSEY
519 9 - THOMAS COR Y-7, -5118-, (LINUS SAYLOR COR Y- 6 , THOMAS CORY5, JANE-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
Second child of LINUS SAYLOR and his first wife MARY SCARFF CORY,
B- 16th June 1851, M- 20th June 1378 at NEW CARLISLE, OHIO,
NANNIE STOCKWELL, B- 8 th February 1859.
Issue:
5200 - I
- GLENNA,
B- 4th June 1881, D- 14th October
1894.
411
5201
- LULA
JOSEPHINE CORY CECIL-7, -5120-, (LINUSSAYLOR CORY- 6 ,
Second child of LINUS SAYLOR and his second wife SARAH E. WINANS,
B- 31st July 1858, M- 18th October 1883, WILLIAM NORVELL CECIL,
B- 13th May 1854.
Issue:
5202
-I
- JAMES ARTHUR, B- 2nd April 1885, D- 4th April 1885.
5203
- II
- CARRIE ESTELLE,
B- 19th July 1388.
412
5204 - J. MONTELL CORY-7, -5124-, {ISAAC CO RY- 6 , THOMAS CORY-5,
JANE-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
Third child of ISAAC and SUSAN C. BURGMAN CORY, B- 5th May 1856,
M- at ADELL, IOWA, 2nd February 1882, IDA A. COULTER, B- 8 th
December 1862.
Issue:
5205
-I
- CLARA MADGE, D- 10th June 1883.
5206
- II
- FLORENCE B., B- 16th April 1887.
5207
- III
- CHRISTENA C H L O E , B- 3rd Sept.
5208
- IV
- CHARLES MONTELL,
1889.
B- 23rd April 1895.
413
5209 ~ FLORENCE B. CORY SHAW-7, -5125-, (ISAAC C OR Y- 6 , THOMAS
Fourth child of ISAAC and SUSAN C. BURGMAN CORY, B- 4th May 1859,
D- 7th April 1887, M- at CHICAGO, ILL., 24th March 1881, ROBERT
M. SHAW, B- 2nd September 1858.
Issue:
5210 - I
- CAMILLE E., B- 26th December
1882.
1881, D- 5th February
5211 - II
- DUDLEY C., B- 7th January 1885.
414
5212 - CARRIE JOSEPHINE NEFF MCARTHUR- 8 , -5130-, {HARRIATT CORY
N E F F - 7 , AARON HORACE C O R Y - 6 , THOMAS CORY-5, JANE-4, JOHN3, PETER-2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
Third child of CYRUS and HARRIATT CORY NEFF, B- 16th July 1863,
M- 16th July 1884, CAREY S. MCARTHUR, B- 27th August 1863.
Iss u e :
5213 - I
- HAROLD NEFF, B- 2nd January 1887.
5214 - II
- MARY LOUISE,
B- 15th March 1890.
415
5215 - EDNA EARL CORY CLEVENGER- 8 , -5140-, (AARON WILLIARD CORY7, AARON HORACE CORY- 6 , THOMAS CORY-5, JANE-4, JOHN-3,
Second child of AARON WILLARD and ANNA CAVANAUGH CORY, B- 17th
May 1875, M- 7th November 1397, LIONEL CLEVENGER, B- 26th August
1876.
Issue:
5216 - I
- KENNETH LIONEL,
B~ 13th November
1900.
416
5217 - MAY BYRNES FISHER-FLAHERTY- 8 , -5143-, {LAURA ANNA CORY
BYRNES-7, AARON HORACE CORY - 6 , THOMAS CORY-5, J A N E - 4 ,
Second child of HENRY and LAURA ANNA CORY BYRNES, B- 20th May
1880, M- tv/ice, 1st 18th March 1898 , GEORGE FISHER.
Issue:
5218 - I
- CARL,
B- 17th September
1898.
Second, 13th March 1900, WEST FLAHERTY,
divorce from her first husband.
after having secured a
417
5219 - FRANK C. CORY- 8 , -5152-, (LINUS S. CORY-7, PIERSON
SPINNINGS C O R Y - 6 , THOMAS CORY-5, JANE-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2,
JAN MANGELSE-1)
Fourth child of LINUS SAYLOR and MARY J. STERRETT CORY,
June 1876, M- 2nd October 1895, IDA MAY A R I E . Issue:
5220 - I
- VIOLETTE FAYE, B- 31st August 1896.
5221 - II
- ERNA FLORENCE, B- 15th June 1898.
B-
6
th
418
5222
- JOSEPH WHITEMORE MCCREA- 8 , -5163-, (ISABELLA MINERVA CORY7,ELNATHAN COR Y- 6 , THOMAS
CORY-5, JANE-4, JOHN-3, PETER2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
First Child of ISABELLA MINERVA CORY and BENJAMIN HINKLE MCCREA,
B- 23rd May 1851, M- 12th November 1879, LAURA ARCHIBALD, B- 10th
March 1855.
He is a member of the S.A.R. #17254, and resides in
LAFAYETTE, INDIANA.
Issue:
5223
-I
- MAUD,
B- 10th April 1881.
5224
- II
- JESSIE,
B-
6 th
August 1889, D- 24th May 1890.
419
5225 - ANNETTA MCCREA GAY- 8 , -5164-, (ISABELLA MINERVA C O R Y - 7 ,
ELNATHAN C O R Y - 6 , THOMAS CORY-5, JANE-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2,
JAN MANGELSE-1)
second child of ISABELLA MINERVA CORY and BENJAMIN HINKLE MCCREA,
B- 5th February 1855, D~ March 1880, M- 7th January 1875, SANFORD
GAY.
Issue:
5226 - I
- GERTRUDE, B- 31st May 1876, M~ 15th January 1896,
W.R. SIERSINA.
420
5227 - ADELIA LEIGHTY RUDY-3, -5166-, (SUSANNA MARGARET CORY
L EIGHTY- 7 , ELNATHAN C O R Y - 6 , THOMAS CORY-5, JANE-4, JOIIN-3,
First Child of DAVID HEWITT and SUSANNA MARGARET CORY LEIGHTY, B31st July 1854, D- 4th February 1884, M- 27th December 1876 at
CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA, JEREMIAH RUDY.
Issue:
5228 - I
- FAYE BELLE
5229-11
- MARGUERITE CORY
421
5230 - JENNY LEIGHTY MELVERSTEDT- 8 , -5167-, (SUSANNA MARGARET
CORY LEIGHTY-7, ELNATHAN COR Y- 6 , THOMAS CORY-5, JANE-4,
second child of DAVID HEWITT and SUSANNA MARGARET CORY LEIGHTY ,
B~ 22nd May 1859, M- 3rd October 1877 at CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA,
CHARLES M E L V E R S T E D T , B- 24th December 1855.
Issue:
5231 - I
- MAUD C., B- 4th December
1882.
5232 - II
- HAZEL ADEL IA, B- 23rd June 1886 .
422
5233 - HELEN E. LEIGHTY TALLEY- 8 , -5168-, {SUSANNA MARGARET CORY
L E I G H T Y - 7, ELNATHAN CO RY- 6 , THOMAS CORY-5, JANE-4, J O H N - 3 ,
PE TER-2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
Third child of DAVID HEWITT and SUSANNA MARGARET CORY LEIGHTY, B~
20th September 1869, M- at CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA, 15th June 1892,
ORVILLE B. TALLEY, B- 24th September 1860.
She is a member of
the D.A.R. #36700.
Issue:
5234 - I
- ELEANOR FRANCES,
B- 2nd September
1899.
423
5235 - CARRIE AVANELLE CORY HA RS HMAN- 8 , -5170-, (THOMAS C O R Y - 7,
ELNATHAN C ORY - 6 , THOMAS CORY-5, JANE-4, JOHN-3, PETER-2,
JAN MANGELSE-1)
First child of THOMAS and CARRIE STONEY CORY, B- 27th February
1865, M- 23rd June 1891 at LAFAYETTE, INDIANA, Rev. Dr. CHARLES
WILLIAM HARSHMAN, B- 14th December 1858.
Issue:
5236 -
I
- CLARENCE CORY,
B- 22nd November 1893.
5237 -
II
- BESSIE AVANELLE,
5238 -
III
- HARRY CHARLES,
B- 18th November
1895.
B- 28th February 1901.
424
5239 - GEORGE WILLIS NEFF- 8 , -5179-, (ELIZA JANE MCPHERSON NEFF7, ELIZABETH CORY M CPHERSON- 6 , THOMAS CORY-5, JANE-4,
Second child of WARREN and ELIZA JANE MCPHERSON NEFF, B- 24th
February 1859, M- 9th January 1880, ROSETTA WAGNER, B- 13th
February 1363.
Issue:
5240 - I
- RETTA BELLE, B- 7th February 1882.
5241 - II
- OLLA BLAIR, B- 27th July 1884.
425
5242 - HARDIN ALBERT NEFF- 8 , -5180-, (ELIZA JANE MCPHERSON NEFF7, ELIZABETH CORY MCPHERSON- 6 , THOMAS CORY-5, JANE-4,
Third child of WARREN and ELIZA JANE MCPHERSON NEFF, B- 2nd April
1861, M “ 5th January 1886, NANCY LIBERTY ZIGLER, B- 11th July
1867.
Issue:
5243 -
I
- GRACE,
5244 -
II
- RUSSELL, B- 26th December
5245 -
III
- PAUL,
5246 - IV
B- 3rd October 1883.
1887.
B- 11th October 1894,
- GUY, B- 28th July 1897.
D- 15th October
1894.
426
5247 - EDWIN FORREST NEFF- 8 , -5183-, (ELIZA JANE MCPHERSON NEFF7, ELIZABETH CORY MC PHERSON- 6 , THOMAS CORY-5, JANE-4,
Sixth child of WARREN and ELIZA JANE MCPHERSON NEFF, B- 19th
November 1867, M- 21st June 1893, ANNA BRETS, B- 25th May 1873.
Issu e:
5248 - I
- TREVO, 3- 25th December 1894.
5249 - II
- MARGARET, B- 29th August 1896.
427
5250 - MAGGIE NEFF HEMELSPECT- 8 , “ 5184-, (ELIZA JANE MCPHERSON
N E F F - 7 , ELIZABETH CORY M CPHERSON- 6 , THOMAS CO R Y -5, JANE-4,
Seventh child of WARREN and ELIZA JANE MCPHERSON NEFF, B- 19th
May 1870, M- 16th September 1890, GEORGE HEMELSPECT, B- 17th
February 1863.
issue:
5251 - I
- GLENNA,
B- 7th June 1892.
428
5252 - HARRY M. JENNINGS- 8 , -5189-, {MARY A. MCPHERSON JENNINGS7, ELIZABETH CORY MCPHERSON- 6 , THOMAS CORY-5, JANE-4,
First child of JOHN W. and MARY A. MCPHERSON JENNINGS,
February 1868, M- 26th November 1898, FRANCES GORMLEY,
January 1873.
Issue;
5253 - I
- FRANCES K., B- 17th March 1901.
B- 13th
B~ 23rd
429
5254
- JOHN M. JENN IN GS - 8 , - 5 1 9 Q - , {MARY A.MCPHERSON JENNINGS-7,
ELIZABETH CORY MCPHERSON- 6 , THOMAS CORY-5, JANE-4,
JOHN-3,
PE TER-2, JAN MANGELSE-1)
Second child of JOHN VJ. and MARY A. MCPHERSON JENNINGS, B- 23rd
March 1870, M- 16th October 1895, MARY E. HORN, B- 6 th June 1871.
I s sue :
5255
-I
- IRMA, B~ 4th November
5256
- II
- EDNA,
1897.
B- 15th January 1901.
430
5257 - FAYE BELLE RUDY HUDSON-9, -5228-, (ADELIA LEIGHTY R UD Y- 8 ,
SUSANNA MARGARET CORY LEIGHTY-7 , ELNATHAN C O R Y - 6 , THOMAS
First child of JEREMIAH W. and ADELIA LEIGHTY RUDY,
January 1878, M- 22nd April 1896, GEORGE L. HUDSON.
5258 - I
- JENNY ADELIA,
B- 16th June 1899.
B- 14th
Issue:
431
5259 - MARGUERITE CORY RUDY E V E R E T T - 9 , -5229-, (ADELIA LEIGHTY
RUDY - 8 , SUSANNA MARGARET CORY L E I G H T Y - 7 , ELNATHAN C O R Y - 6 ,
Second child of JEREMIAH W. and ADELIA LEIGHTY RUDY, B- 4th
September 1880, M~ 14th June 1899, HARRY HARDING EVERETT, B- 5th
September 1875.
issue:
5260 - I
- MARGERY ADELE,
B- 22nd February 1901.
432
6000 - CATHERINE ROLL PARSEL-4, -19-,
MANGELSE-1)
(JOHN-3, PETER-2, JAN
Sixth child and third daughter of JOHN and ELIZABETH ROLL is
shown in her father's will as CATRON PARSEL.
No record of her
marriage or data as to her descendants have so far been obtained.
353 BIB. 4 - p. 161; 88 - p. 465
433
ROLL GENEALOGY APPENDICES
Appendix
I
This appendix includes such material relating to the Roll Family
wh ich has com e to the attention of the comp iler, but which he has
been unable so far to associate with any of the branches herein
recor ded ,
It is too v a l u a b l e , h o w e v e r , to be disregarded and is given as
possible assistance to some future writer of the fa m i l y ’s history
who may be in a position at that time to show its correct
relation to the branch herein recorded if any such relation
exists.
Appendix
II to X
These appendices re late to the ancestry of a number of persons
who have mar r ied into the R o l 1 Family herein recorded and having
come to the attention of the comp iler dur ing his investigations,
it was felt that their recording in the pages which follow would
preserve the information for any who might find it of interest at
some future t i m e . While in some cases the records have been
previously p u b 1 is h e d , the comp iler has taken advantage of the
opportunity of correcting the records from information he has
been able to obtain and whi ch may not have been available to the
or ig inal wr iters .
434
ROLL GENEALOGY
APPENDIX X
JOHN LEWIS ROLL AND HIS DESCENDANTS
1 - JOHN LEWIS ROLL-1
Born in the KINGDOM of W U R T E M B U R G , GERMANY, July 20, 1790, and
was the son of STEPHEN ROLL.
He grew to maturity there, and in
1817 married JEANNE SUSANNE CHARDONSSIN, a native of WURTEMBERG,
born January 24, 1793.
Bothe the ROLL and the CHARDONSSIN
fami 1 ies were of French origin, and the ancestors 1 ived in the
south of FRANCE until the year 1160, when they were driven by
religious persecutions into GERMANY.
JOHN LEWIS served in the
French army, under NAPOLEAN the Great, in 1813, 1814, and 1815,
and participated in many of the battles and campaigns of
N A P O L E A N , clos ing with the disastrous bat tle of W A T E R L O O . In
1828 he immigrated to the UNITED STATES with his family,
consisting of his wife and five children.
One child was born to
them after coming to AMERICA.
After a voyage of ten weeks and
three days on the sailing vessel, WILLIAM PENN, the family landed
at BALTIMORE, from whence they journeyed overland by wagon to
PITTSBURG, where a settlement was made.
Mr. ROLL followed the
trade of stonemason in PITTSBURG, until his removal to CRANBERRY
TOWNSHIP, BUTLER COUNTY, in 1332, having purchased a tract of
land there in 1830.
Mr. ROLL and wife resided upon this farm
down to their death, which occured in 1881.
Both he and his wife
were members of the GERMAN REFORM CHURCH, and their residence in
this county ware known as qu i e t , unostentatious p e o p l e , but
never the less public-spirited and interested in the advancement
and improvement of the community.
Issue :
2
-
I
3
-IX
- MAGDALENA, married H.H. BICKER,
TOWNSHIO, BUTLER COUNTY, PA.
- MARGARET CATHARINE,
BEAVER C O U N T Y , P A .
4
- III
- JOHN P.,
5
- IV
- CATHARINE,
6
-V
- LOUIS,
7
- VI
of WINFIELD
married CHRISTIAN HOLLAND,
a resident of CRANBERY TOWNSHIP.
married JAMES ANDERSON of ALLEGHENY.
since deceased.
- H A N N A H , married PETER METZ of BEAVER C O U N T Y .
of
435
ROLL GENEALOGY
APPENDIX X
8
- JOHN PETER R O L L - 2 , ~4~,
(JOHN LEWIS ROLL-1)
Born in WURTEMBERG, GERMANY, September 27, 1322, and came with
his parents to PITTSBURG when a lad of five years o l d , and was
ten years of age when the family settled in CRANBERRY TOWNSHIP,
BUTLER COUNTY, PA.
He remained at home assisting in improving
the farm and enjoyed the limited advantages of that period.
PITTSBURG was the nearest trading point and marketing place and
loading the wagon with grain, he would start with his ox team for
that city.
After selling his produce, he would make a few
necessary purchases and would re turn h o m e , the tr ip usually
requiring two days or more.
Living in a rude log cabin and
surrounded by such privations, he passed his days upon the farm,
and remained with his parents until their decease, being their
mainstay in their declin ing years.
In 18 4 4 he mar r ied MISS EL IZA
NOSS, a native of HESSE DARMSTADT, GERMANY, born October 8 , 1825.
Her parents, JOHN and ELIZABETH NOSS, came to BUTLER COUNTY, in
1832, and settled in CRANBERRY TOWNSHIP, where the balance of
th e i i; lives were passed.
M r . ROLL settled on the old homestead
shich he rented from his father, and after his death of the
l a t t e r , he purchased the interest of the other h e i r s . Mr . ROLL
and his wife are members of ST. J O H N ’S REFORMED CHURCH, of
CRANBERRY TOWNSHIP.
He is a Republi can in politi c s , has been
member of the School Board nine years, tax collector for five
y e a r s , and was overseer of the po o r . They are parents of
thirteen children:
9
- I
- JOHN LOUIS
10
- II
- ANN ELIZABETH
11
- Ill
- SIMON
12
- IV
- CATHARINE
13
- V
- WILLIAM II.
14
- VI
- GEORGE C.
15
- VII
- JAMES
16
- VIII
- MARGARET A.
17
“ IX
- WILSON R.
18
- ROBERT M.
(DECEASED)
436
ROLL GENEALOGY
19
-XI
- LUCINDA
20
-XII
- FRANK E.
21
- XIII
- CHARLES
(NO ISSUE)
(DECEASED)
437
ROLL GENEALOGY
22 - JOHN LOUIS ROLL-3,
1}
Married and had
-9-,
(JOHN PETER R O L L - 2 , JOHN LEWIS ROLL-
issue:
2 3 - 1
- IDA, married W M . NICKLESON.
2 4 - 1 1
- LULU , married WM, HUCH.
25 - SIMON ROLL-3,
Mar r led and had
T
i.
-11-,
(JOHN PETER ROLL-2, JOHN LEWIS ROLL-1)
issue:
26
_
27
- II
- JOHN
28
- Ill
- EDWIN
29
- IV
- LOTTIE, married WM. LIGH T B O D Y .
30
-
31
- VI
V
- GEORGE
- ELIZABETH, married LEWIS H I L K E Y .
- VIOLA,
married GEORGE 3U T T R E S S .
32 - CATHARINE ROLL CAMPBELL-3,
LEWIS ROLL-1)
-12-,
Married WALTER CAMPBELL and had
issue
(JOHN PETER
33
- I
- MINNIE
34
- II
- GEORGE
35
- Ill
- JOHN
36
- IV
- MATILDA, married ROBERT L A W S O N .
37
- V
- CATHARINE, married ROBERT SWADNER.
33 - WILLIAM H. R O L L - 3, -13-,
ROLL-1)
(JOHN PETER R OLL -2, JOHN LEWIS
Now deceased, married and had
issue:
3 9 - 1
- EDWIN
438
ROLL GENEALOGY
JOHN LEV/IS ROLL AND HIS DESCENDANTS
40 - GEORGE C. ROLL-3,
1)
-14-,
Now deceased, married and had
4 1 - 1
- CHARLES
42
- II
~ CLARK
43
- III
- HOMER
44 - JAMES ROLL-3,
-15-,
(JOHN PETER ROLL-2, JOHN LEWIS ROLL-
issue:
(JOHN PETER ROLL-2, JOHN LEWIS ROLL-1)
Marr ied and had issue:
4 5 - 1
- PEARLE
46 - MARGARET A. ROLL PORTER-3,
LEWIS ROLL-1)
Married
IRA PORTER and had
-16-,
(JOHN PETER R OLL-2, JOHN
issue:
47
-I
- DORIS
48
- II
- CLYDE
49
- III
- HELEN, married HARRY WAGGONER
ROLL GENEALOGY
50 - WILSON R. R O L L “3, - I ? - , (JOHN PETER ROLL-2, JOHN LEWIS ROLL1)
Mar- ried and had issue:
T
51
52
JULIA
- II
HUGH
53 - ROBERT M. ROLL-3,
1)
-18-,
(JOHN PETER ROLL-2, JOHN LEWIS ROLL-
Now deceased , married and had
54
“ I
55
- II
56
-III
57
- IV
RUSSELL
53
“ V
EMMA L.
issu e:
“ H O M E R , deceased.
JOHN
-
HOWARD
59 - LUCINDA ROLL F RE Y -3, -19 -,
ROLL-1)
Married CHRISTIAN FREY and had
(JOHN PETER ROLL -2, JOHN LEWIS
issue:
60
- I
- RUTH, married ISREAL NEELY.
61
- II
- EDITH, married THOMAS KIMBERLY.
62
- III
- MARGARETTA
63
- IV
- RAYMOND
NOTE :
Th
Mi
440
ROLL GENEALOGY
APPENDIX X
ENGLISH RECORDS
GOST ROLL at the age of 26, a smith by occupation, Catholic by
religion, and wife, were among the Germans who went from the
Palatinate to England, June 1709.
(BIB. 17-16).
441
ROLL GENEALOGY
APPENDIX X
NEW JERSEY RECORDS
JACOB ROLL:
OF NEW PRO VI D E N C E , N.J. and NANCY PICKET of
NEW B R U N S W I C K , N.J., married 4/11/1810.
{BIB. 30-107) .
JOSEPH ROLL
Will of JOSEPH ROLL probated 1818.
112 ) .
MARY ROLL:
MARY ROLL, wife of JAMES ROLL (#1050), died
Nov. 6 th 1813, age 20 y r s . , 26 days.
Buried
in old burial grounds, SPRINGFIELD PRESB.
CHURCH, SPRINGFIELD, N.J . {3IB . 5-50) .
NANCY ROLL
Of NEW PROVIDENCE, N.J., married 4/28/1811,
OLIVER ELSWORTH of NEW Y O R K . (BIB. 30-108).
PETER ROLL
HANNAH (#3047), daughter of MARY and PETER
ROLL, died April 21, 1300, age 2 yrs. 2
months and 1 0 d a y s .
{BIB.
5-
CHARITY (#3049), daughter of MARY and PETER
ROLL, died Oct. 7, 1303, age 1 y r . 7 months
and 1 day.
Both are buried in burial grounds of the old
P R E S B . CHURCH, RAHWAY, UNION COUNTY, N.J.
(BIB. 21-229) .
ELIZA J. ROLL AND S. AUGUSTA ROLL, were signers of a petition to
form the borough of MOUNTAINSIDE, UNION COUNTY, N.J.
(BIB. 29580) .
442
ROLL GENEALOGY
APPENDIX X
STATEN ISLAND RECORDS
ANTJE MANGLES RAL and SAMUEL BURNET, second son SAMUEL baptized
10/19/1718, witness TNEUNIS E G B E R T S Z . (BIB. 36-20).
443
ROLL GENEALOGY
APPENDIX X
NEW YORK STATE RECORDS
JACOB ROLL:
JACOB R O L L , laborer, was admitted and sworn
as a freeman in the city of NEW YORK on April
30, 1788.
(BIB. 105 - p. 252).
JOHN! JACOB RAL:
ANNA VAN SLYKE, wife of JOHN JACOB RAL, was
one of seven children beneficiers in the will
of her father PETER VAN SLYKE of K E Y S E E I C K ,
ALBANY COUNTY, N.Y.
Proved Jan. 16, 1741-2.
(BIB. 15 - p. 317).
MARGARET ROL:
4/13/1729 JOHANNES WALDRON, wed R. van BOSSEN
EYLT met MARGRIETJE ROL, j.d.v. N.
Du idsltwoon a l h i e r . This record appears on
page 148, M a r r i a g e s s , NEW YORK CITY, DUTCH
CHURCH, N.Y.
G - B Record v o l , I English
interpretation is:
"4/13/1729 JOHANNES W A L D R O N , widower from
WOODED ISLAND and MARGRIET ROL young maid
from (HOOGLUIDSLANT) High GERMANY (which is
now the country referred to as GERMANY)
living here*', page 696 , RIKER'S HISTORY of
HARLEM, revised by H.P. TOLER, also show:
"MARGRET ROLL married April 13, 1729 as
second wife of JOHANNES WALDRON, baptized
8/7/1672.
They had five children and they
moved from HARLEM to PHILIPSBURG, WESTCHESTER
COUNTY, N.Y. where they lived to an advance
age" .
MARGERTE ROLL:
And JOSEPH de la MONTANYE, license 2/20/1728
married 3/2/1728 (BIB. 62 - p. 143) MARGARET
ROLL, married March 2, 1723, JOSEPH MONTANYE
who was born 1684.
Their son JOSEPH, born
1732 lived in STROUDSBURG, PA., and married
MARY BROADHEAD.
Their son A B R A H A M , born 1772
died 1825, married ELIZABETH BUFFEMAN and was
father of the estimable JOSEPH D.L. MONTAYNE
of TOWANDA, PA., born 11/12/1802, died
5/13/1380 (BIB. 28 - p. 577, 788), RIKER'S
HISTORY OF HARLEM revised 1904, by H.P.
TOL E R .
444
ROLL GENEALOGY
APPENDIX X
NEW YORK STATE RECORDS
MARLA CATHARINA ROLL and CORNELIUS WYNKOOP, married in DUTCH
REFORDMED CHURCH, NEW YORK CITY {BIB. 52 - p. 202) 4/24/1750.
MARYTJE ROLL, widow and GEORGE PETTERSON, married in DUTCH REFORM
CHURCH, NEW YORK CITY, 3/18/1744 (BIB. 52 - p. 171).
445
ROLL GENEALOGY
APPENDIX II
EARL FAMILY
Ancestry of Mary Earl, wife of John Roll {#1011).
John Earl was
the father of Mary Earl, wife of John Roll, and the son of Edward
Earl 3rd, who was baptised April 22nd 1 6 9 0 , grandson of Edward
Earle, J r . of S e c a u c u s , Hudson C o u n t y , N.J. and Elsie Vreeland of
C o m m u n i p a w , Hudson C o u n t y , N.J., who were married February 13th
1 6 8 8 ^ ^ and great grandson of Edward Earle, Sr., who died
December 15th 1711
and his wife Hannah.
Edward Earl Sr. is
said to have come from England to Barbadoes, first living in
Maryland, before settling in New Jersey, where, it is believed,
he married Hannah Bayliss, and where his son Edward Jr. is
believed to have been born.
(John Earl's ancestor is also said
to have come from Holland).*^'
Edward Sr. and Edward Jr. wre
somewhat conspicuous in Colonial times.
In 1693, Edward Earle
Jr. was appointed Tax Commissioner for Bergen and in 1694 a
C o m m 1ssioner of Highways and in 1695 he was a member of the House
3 5o
of Deput r e s . u
The elder Earle in 1676 purchased the plantation at Secaucus,
be ing the island nor thward in the meadows of Hudson C o u n t y , N .J .
from Snake Hill.
A patent for the island of Secaucus, SIKAKES,
an Indian word signifying "The place where the snake hides", was
granted by Petrus Stuyvesant to Nicholas ver Lett of the town of
Bergen and Nicholas Bayard of New York on December 10th 1663,
confirmed by Phillip Carteret on October 30th 1667 and is shown
as tract #146 on Map of S u r v e y s . W h i l e in the possession of
the patentees ver Lett died, and the administrator of his estate
joined Bayard in selling the tract on April 24th 1676 to Edward
Earle of M a r y l a n d . The latter sold to Judge W 111iam Pinhorne ,
March 26th 1679 for 500 pounds, a half interest in the tract and
its c o n t e n t s . pinhorne and Earle he Id a common interest in the
island until April 15th 1682, when a division was made.
Earle
taking the upper and pinhorne the lower portion of the island.
354 BIB.
4 6 - p. 366
355 BIB . 46
“ P • 332
356 BIB . 46
“ P * 399
357 BIB.
23 - p.
358 BIB.
51 “ P. 127
359 BIB.
46 “ p. 130
382
446
ROLL GENEALOGY
APPENDIX II
At the east boundary of P i n h o r n e 's land is a creek whi ch took
it's name from the Judge and which to this day is known as
p i nh o r n e ’s Creek.
On the south side of the island is a bluff
known at different times as "Slangen Beigh" and "Snake Hill".
Mount Pinhorne was the high land a little northeast of "Snake
tH
n x ..* 3 60
i!1 x
Earl's will, dated May 15th 1709, proved May 8 th 1717, gave his
lands to his wife for her life, then to his son Edward for his
life, and then to his grandson Edward in Fee,
In his will, dated
October 18th 1750, proved May 12th 1755, the latter divided his
lands among his children, who were E d w a r d , J o h n , Phillip,
An thebe , Robe r t , Eli z abeth, Hester, and M a r y , wif e of John
Nelson.
John Earl, son of Edward 3rd, was baptised June 15th
17 23 at S e c a u c u s , N . J . and in all probability was born there on
January 3rd 1723.
He lived at North Farms or Middleville, now
Hilton, Essex County, N.J. where he probably died on April 24th
1799.
“ He is buried in the Presbyterian Churchyard at
Connecticut F a r m s , Union C o u n t y , N.J. where his grave is marked
with the official
marker of the Sons of the American
Vi
Revolution. uJ
His wife, Johanna Howard, was born June 4th 1735, place unknown,
nor is known the date or place of the marr i ag e . She died
December 13th 1800, supposedly in Middleville where they lived,
and is bur ied in the Presbyter ian Churchyard at Connecticut
Farms, Union County, N.J.
Middleville, in the year of 1834, is shown as being in Orange
Township and three or four miles S.h7. of Newark. "
In 1859 it
is shown in Cl inton Townsh ip and on the road be tween Irvington
and Mi Ibur n . ^
At the present t ime it is known as Hi It on ,
Clinton Township, Essex County, N . J . ^ ^
360 BIB.
46 " P • 130
361 BIB.
4 6 - P. 131
362 BIB . 23 - P. 382
363 BIB.
42 - p. 217
364 BIB . 4 3 - p . 179
365 BIB.
44 - Map
366 BIB . 55 - p. 19 5
44 7
ROLL GENEALOGY
APPENDIX
II
John Earl was active in assisting in the establishment of
Amer ican Independence , his services being as follows:
A raember of the Commi11ee of Observation, Newark, N.J. whi ch me t
December 7th 1774 ;3 8 7 a private and afterward a corporal in
Capta in R e e v e 's company , 2nd Reg inm e n t , Essex C o u n t y , N.J.
Militia; also a corporal in the New Jersey State Troops and a
private in the 2nd Battalion 2nd establishment Jersey Line
Continental A r m y . 3 8 8
367
BIB.
45 - p. 38
368
BIB.
2 - pp.
187,
476
448
ROLL GENEALOGY
APPENDIX II
SECAUCUS, HUDSON COUNTY, NEW JERSEY.
Ver Lett and Bayard Patent
purchased by Edward Earle of Maryland, April 24th 1676, indicated
by red line.
ROLL GS130L0GY.
SECAUCUS HUDSOU CQUUTY UETi JERSEY.
Ver Lett and Bayard Patent purchased by Edward
Earle of Maryland AprI 1 L4th 1676 indicated by
red line.
449
ROLL GENEALOGY
APPENDIX
III
VREELAND FAMILY
Ancestry of Elsje Vre ela nd 3 ^ 9 wife of Edward Earle, Jr., the
great grandparents of Mary Earl, wife of John Roil (#1011).
VRELAND - VREELANDT - FREELAND
There was in Holland a place name v r e e l a n d t , but whether a
hamlet, parish, or M a n o r , has not been as e e r t a i n e d . The family
in this country now bear ing the n a m e , is descended from Mi ch ie1
Jansen, who came from Broeckhuysen (North Brabant).
He left
Holland, October 1st 1636 in the ship Rensselaerwyck with his
wife and two children.
He settled at what is now Greenbush
opposite Albany, as a boereknecht or farm servant.
It was not
long before he grew weary of agricultural pursuits and the narrow
road thereby opened to wealth and engaged in the fur trade, in
which he "made his fortune in two years."
Such private
speculat ion being proh ibi ted by l a w , soon brought him into
difficulty with the authorities.
He there upon abandoned his
farm and came to Manhattan.
The date of this change is not
known, but he was a resident of New Amsterdam, November 4th 1644
on which date he empowered Arent Van Curler to settle with
Patroon Van Rennsselaer all accounts and differences.
The foregoing facts published in 1874 were no doubt based upon a
similar statement appearing in 0 1 C A L L A G H A N 'S HISTORY OF NEW
N E T H E R L A N D , V o 1.1 page 436, some of which later research has
proven to be erroneous.
He was from SCRABBEKERCKE (a colloquial form of the name of the
village of 's H E E R - A T S K E R K E , on the Island of B E V E L A N D , in the
PROVINCE OF Z E E L A N D ) , and came over with his wife and two
servants on HET WAPEN VAN N O O R W E G E N , in 1638.
He was originally
engaged as a farmhand, but was promoted to farmer before leaving
HOLLAND.
He served as a foreman in 1633 and 1639 and from 1640
to 1646 leased from the Patroon of the COLONY OF RENSSELAERSWYCK,
the farm called DE HOOGEBERCE.
In 1646 he received permission to
move to NEW A M S T E R D A M . 3 7 0
In .1.64 6 he came over to Comm un ip aw and sett led on the Bouwer ie
owned by Jan Eversten Bout.
In the years 1647, *49 and '50, he
represneted Pavonia in the Council of Nine and joined his
associates in their crusade against Governor Stuyvesant.
369
BIB.
51 - p. 439
370
BIB.
109 - pp.
499,
818
4 50
ROLL GENEALOGY
APPENDIX III
It was at his house that the journal of Van tier Donck was seized
and it was suspected upon information furnished by himself.
He
■was a signer of the application for the first municipal
government in New Nether land, July 26 th 1649 . The following
record of June 15th 1654 shows that he had not yet overcome his
reluctance to f a r m i n g .
"Michiel Jansen, residing at Pavonia, belonging to the
jurisdiction of New Amsterdam, appeared before the court of
Burgomasters and Schepens of this city aforesaid and stated that
he intended, for the accomodation of the inhabitants of the
place, to brew some beer, and, as it was very inconvenient to
give in the same every t ime, and to procure the excise
certificate, wished therefore to make an agreement with the
Burgomasters and Schepens about the excise; which being granted
to h i m , the Burgomasters and Schepens have made an agreement with
Michiel Jansen for one year, that for all the beer he shall brew
and sell at the aforesaid place, he shall pay fifty guilders,
each half year the half, and it is hereby allowed to him to sell
beer by the small measure also to persons coming over to that
place. Thus he has the honorof being the first licensed
tapster
in the State of New Jersey."
During the troubles of 1655, the Indians drove him from his home,
w h e n , on September 15th they made a raid on Pavonia and killed
every man there except the family of Jansen.
From the dangers
and uncertainty of border life at "Ganoenepa 11 , he took refuge on
Manhattan, where, because he was an "old man with a heavy
family", and had lost his all, he was November 22nd 1655,
permitted to keep a tap r o o m . Li ke many modern tap s t e r s , he soon
learned how to keep the letter of the law while he violated its
spirit.
An ordinance prohibited tapping after bell ring, and on
October 23rd 1656, the schout prosecuted Jansen for its
violation.
The defendant confessed that two soldiers were
playing at back-gammon and three sailors waiting for their
skipper; denied that he had tapped after bellring, admitted that
his guests had their cans by them and got chatting, but shrewdly
omitted tc state that he had filled their cans against the time
when he could not lawfully t a p .
For the same reason that he was permitted to t a p , he received
gratis in February 1656, al lot of ground in the city.
On
February 21st 1657, he was appointed one of the Measurers of Lime
and Grain.
On Apr i1 13th 16 5 7 , his name was placed on the r ol1
o f sioal 1 burghers.
Muc h to his credit, he soon grew we a r y of
tap-room life and longed to return to his wheat-producing
bouwerie.
451
ROLL GENEALOGY
APPENDIX III
During the War, he previously bought of Bout for 8,000 florins.
In 16 58 he sold par t of it to Harman S m e e m a n . On January 22nd
1358, he asked for permission to return to pavonia and to be
relieved of certain tithes.
In Sept. 1661 he had become "a man
of comp ete nc e!! 1 iving on his Bouwer ie at G a m o e n e p a . He was one
of the first magistrates of the new court at Bergen.
In December
1662 he joined his neighbors in asking the Governor for a
Minister of the Gospel, and for whose support he subscribed 25
florins.
He died in 1663.
His wife was Fitje Hartmans.
In 1679 she was living at
"Ghmoenepaen" and had '‘many grandchildren all of whom were not
unjust."
The farm owned by her is marked on the field map as
lots numbered 14 and 15.
The Labadists in October 1679, dined
with h e r . An old lady in Brooklyn told them that Fitje came from
C o l o g n e . They have left this qua int record concern ing h e r ; "We
found her a little pious after the manner of the country, and you
could d iscover that there was some th ing of the Lord in her, but
very much covered up and defiled."
This is no light testimony to
the old lady's religious attainments, considering that it is
given by two men who seemed to have looked upon all mankind,
exc ept that small por t ion whi ch accepted their own peculiar
views, as destined fuel for the everlasting bonfire.
She was a member of the Bergen Church in 1664 , D - September
16 97 .
21st
SECOND GENERATION
Mi ch ie1 Jansen had C H :
1
- I
- Claas, came to this country with his father; MAnnetje Maria Gerbrants of Norden, April 14th 1657.
2
- II
- Elias (9) was a carpenter by trade, M- Grietje Jacobs
van Winkle of "Hazymus", August 30th 1665; took the
oath of allegiance to the King, November 22nd 1665,
was commissioned Associate Judge of the court of
Bergen in 1673, '74, '77 and 1680.
Ensign in Capt.
John Berry's company at Bergen, July 15th 1675; was a
representative in the General Assembly in 1683, '93,
'95, '99 and 1708.
During the year 1633 he was
commiss ioned one of the Judges of the County of
Ess e x . In M a r c h , 16 8 4 , he un i ted with his brothers
Hartman, Johannis and Cornelius {and others) in the
purchase from the proprietors of "Ha qu equ en unc k".
They had previously purchased the Indian title , and
he was an actual resident there in 1683.
452
ROLL GENEALOGY
APPENDIX III
In 1693 he was appointed to raise revenue for the war
between Eng land and F r a n c e .
3
- III
4 - IV
- Enoch (10), baptised Oct. 26th 1649; M- 1st Dxreksje
Meyers of Amsterdam, June 20th 1670; She D- October
5th 16 8 8 ; 2nd Grietje VJesseIs, wid. of Jan Janse
Langedyck, October 23rd 1693, she D- November 20th
1697; 3rd Antje Van Hooren, Jan. 13th 1704; D- August
17th 1714.
He was a member of the General Assembly
of the Province 1675, '8 8 . 1707, '08, '09.
In the
last year he was not prompt in his attendance and the
sergeant-at-arras was directed forwith to bring him
before the House.
He was commissioned Ensign of the
Militia of Bergen July 4th 1681; Associate Judge of
the Court at Bergen 1673, '74, '81, *82, '83,
Commissioner of Highways for the County in 1682 and
'32 and Assistant Judge of the Bergen Common Pleas,
May 22nd 1705.
He lived on the bluff where the
Central Ra iiroad crosses the Morris Canal near Cavin
Po i n t .
- Hartman, (22), baptised October 1st 1651; M- Metje
daughter of Dirck Claase Sraecke in 1672.
He was a
wheelwright by t rad e ; 1 ived at Rechpokus on part of
his wife's inheritance; purchased of Sachem Captahem
and Christopher Hoagland (who was the first
purchaser, July 15th 1678) 270 acres of land,
including "Stoffel's Point" (so named from Hoagland)
an island in the Passaic River near A q u a k a n o n c k ,
named by the Indians Menehenicke, by the English,
"Hartman's Island" .
In 1693 he was a receiver of taxes
January 18th 1707.
5 - V
6
- VI
in Bergen. D-
- Johannis (35), baptised October 1st 1656; M- Claesje,
daughter of Dirck Claase Braecke, May 14th 1682; DJune 26th 1713.
- Cornelius (44), B~ June 3rd 1660, M- 1st Metje,
daughter of Dirck Claase Braecke, May 11th 1691, 2nd
Lysbet J a c o b s , wid . Apr i1 17 th 16 92 . On March 17 ,
16 9 6 he purchased of W il1i am Doug las land at
Pembrepogh (now Pamrapo in Bayonne) on which he
afterward lived.
D- May __ 1727; she D- August 17th
1724 .
453
ROLL GENEALOGY
APPENDIX III
VII
8
- Jannetje, 14- Dirck Teunissen van vechten whose father
succeeded Michiel Jansen as occupant of the farm at
Greenbush in 1646.
He settled on the Raritan, not
far from Somerville and some of his descendants still
live thereabouts.
- VIII - Pryntje, M- Andies Claesen, March 25th 1688, D- April
21st 1711; he D~ August 7th 1710, leaving three sons
who became the progenitors of the Ander sons in this
country.
This generation was known indifferently as
Vreeland and Michielse.
They write the name as
Mi chilse, as Enoch Michielse.
THIRD GENERATION
G 11 a S (2) had CH:
9 - I
Enoch
- Michael, baptised April 7th 1666; II Jacobus,
baptised April 8 th 1683; III Fitje, baptised December
25, 1669, M- John Thomas of Elizabethtown, IV
Trintje, baptised March ___ 1672, M- Lourens Van
Galen, June 15th 1700.
(She had five children
baptised in the Bergen Church).
V Ragel, B- March
8 th 1676, VI Jacob, B- August 9th 1678, M- Antje
Lourens Toers, Sept. __ 1703.
(2) had C H :
- Elsje, baptised Nov* 12, 1671; M- Edward Earle, Jr.,
February 13 , 1633 . 3 7 1
10
- I
11
-
II
- Catharina, baptised May 15th 1675, M- Aers Albertse
of New York, June 26th 1692.
12
-
III
- Michael, baptised Jan.
compos m e n t i s .
27th, D- UM.
He was non
13 - IV
- Johannis (52), baptised April 7th 1677, M- Maria
Berger, June 8 th 1701.
14 - V
- Abraham (53), B~ June 22nd 1678; M~ Margrietje van
Winkle (5), October 28th 1699; his will, dated
December 10th 1734 was proved January 8 th 1748.
He
was a member of the Church at Aquakanonck in 1725.
371 BIB.
94 - p. 483
454
ROLL GENEALOGY
APPENDIX III
VI
- Fitje , baptised February 28th 1680 ; M- Peregr ine
Sanford of New B a r b a d o e s .
VII
- Isaac, B- July 4th 163 3 ; M- Tryntje Newkirk (25) ,
March 23rd 1706; was a member of the Church at
Aquackanonck in 1725.
17 - VIII - Enoch (55), baptised August 4th 1687; M- Maria St.
Leger, October 22nd 1709; was Commissioned Capt. in
Col. Parker's regiment in 1724.
18 - IX
- Benjamin,
19 - X
- Elias,
resided at "P emmerepogh", D- April 2nd 1747.
- Jacob,
UM.
baptised October
20
- XI
21
-
NOTE
XII
B- March 6th 1705;
D- October
17th 1725.
18th 1708; D- March 6th 1732,
- Joris (56), B- Sept. 25th 1710, M- 1st Annetje Van
Winkle; 2nd Annetje Van Wagenen (35) of Aquackanonck;
D~ June 21st 1795.
He owned and resided in the house
now owned by the heirs of Capt. William Howe, west of
Cavan Point.
With Rynier van G i e s e n , he represented
Bergen in the 19th Provincial Assembly of New Jersey
in 1754.
For the continuation of the Vreeland family record, the
reader is referred to 'Winfield's History of Hudson County,
N.J., Page 445, and History and Genealogy of the Vreeland
family by N.G. Vreeland, 1909.
455
ROLL GENEALOGY
APPENDIX IV
SMITH ■-B ROTH ERT0N ■-S CH0 OL EY FAMILIES
-SCHOOLEYAncestry of ANN SMITH wife of WESLEY ROLL #1090.
The first SCHOOLEY, whose name was THOMAS, came from ENGLAND in
the ship "MARTHA", which landed in BURLINGTON, N.J. in 1677.
The
next year, ROBERT SCHOOLEY, brother of T H Q M A S , came from ENGLAND
to BURLINGTON, in the ship "THE S H I E L D " . '^
WILLIAM, the son of ROBERT, made his way to the NORTHERN part of
NEW JERSEX and bought a large tract of what is called S C H O O L E Y 1S
MOUNTAIN.3
In 1713, one JOSEPH KIRKBRIDE bought of the proprietors of EAST
JERSEY a large tract of what is now the TOWNSHIP of RANDOLPH,
MORRIS COUNTY, N. J . 3 7 ^
In the summer of 1740, WILLIAM SCHOOLEY, son of the noted pioneer
WILLIAM SCHOOLEY from whorn S C H O O L E Y 'S MOUNTAIN derived it's name ,
moved from that mountain to the TOWNSHIP of RANDOLPH and
purchas ed of MR. K I R K B R I D E , □0 0 acres, whi ch included wha t is now
known as MILL BR OO K . 375
7 ft
He was among the ear 1 ier and worthy settlers of MILL BROOK
and
as such endured all the hardships which commonly attend first
settlers.
He was accustomed tc trade with the Indians, and
dur ing one severe winter he was known to go more than once a
distance of thirty miles through the snow to an Indian settlement
to obtain corn which he brought home in a bag on his shoulders,
making his way on the crust of the snow by means of long snow
shoes .377
372 BIB.
32 - P* 291
373 BIB.
32 - p. 291
374 BIB.
34 “ p. 55; Tales of Old Randolph by Rev . B.C.
Mag i e e , D .D . #10 .
375 BIB . 32
” P ‘ 291
376 B I B . 82
" P*
310
377 BIB.
55; Tales of Old Randolph by Rev . B.C.
Mag iee , D .D . #10 .
34 - P.
456
ROLL GENEALOGY
APPENDIX IV
His son, ROBERT SCHOOLEY, built the grist mill at MILL BROOK,
which was the first mill in the township and the first mill
started west of MORRISTOWN.
His other children were daughters
who lived and died in the township after changing their name to
B R O T H E R T O N .378
378 BIB. 82 - p. 291
457
ROLL GENEALOGY
APPENDIX IV
-BROTHERTONHENRY BROTHERTON in 1 7 4 4 ; purchased of KIRKBRIDE, 400 acres a
little west of MILL BROOK and married the oldest daughter of
WILLIAM S C H O O L E Y . 3 7 9
JAMES BROTHERTON; brother of H E N R Y , married the second daughter
of WILLIAM SCHOOLEY and settled near his b r o t h e r , 9 ® 9 on land,
which in 1753 he bought of the KIRKBRIDE estate and which
consisted of 200 or 300 acres on MINE H I L L . 3 9 1
This property has always been known in the family as the
BROTHERTON HOMESTEAD, part of which, later known as the^
BROTHERTON MINE, was worked by the ANDONER IRON C O MP ANY 3 3 2 and
was one of forty iron mines that have been worked in RANDOLPH
TOWNSHIP, MORRIS C O U N T Y . 3 3 3
It passed out of the family a few
years ago at which time the proceeds were distributed to the
heirs of JAMES BROTHERTON.
The SCHOOLEYS and BROTHERTOHS were Q U A K E R S . 3 3 4
JAMES BROTHERTON and ALICE SCHOOLEY BROTHERTON had children:
I
- GRACE, married GABRIAL WILSON,
II
- ELIZABETH, 3- 14th of March 1765, D- 11th December
M - J ONATI iAN S M ITH of SCOTCH PLAINS.
379
'O T 12
i
dI D «
82
-
p.
291
38 0 BIB
.
82
“
P. 291
381 BIB
.
83
~
P•
21
38 2 BIB
.
82
“
P*
62
82
“
P* 314
33 4 BIB . 82
-
P* 307;
38 3 BIB.
85
B- 29th of October
1752.
1345,
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APPENDIX IV
-SMITHJONATHAN SMITH
born March 14,
PLAINS, ESSEX
ELIAKON SMITH,
be ing :
married about 1798, ELIZABETH BROTHERTON, who was
1765, D- Dec. II, 1848.
He lived in SCOTCH
(now UNION) COUNTY, NEW JERSEY, and was the son of
also of SCOTCH PLAINS, the latter's children
JONATHAN
DAVID
JESSE
JOHN,
baptised 29 July 1759 in the WESTFIELD,
NEW JERSEY, PRESBYTERIAN C H U R C H .3 3 5
UNION COUNTY,
MARY
H A N N A H , baptised 13 June 1762.
ABIGAIL
The following COPY OF AGREEMENT between the sons of ELIAKON SMITH
relates to the rebu ilding of their m o t h e r 1s h o m e :
"We, the subscribers, being the sons of ELIAKON SMITH, deceased,
do by virtue of these p r e s e n t s , promise and agree to give to our
brother JONATHAN SMITH, leave, providing our mother is willing,
to move his old house on the premises that our father left and
build an addition to it, containing a midiing sized bed room and
milkroom; and we further agree to give him the old house that our
mother now lives in providing our mother is willing to help build
and repair the new house with what will asure of it; and if the
said JONATHAN SMITH builds the above said house as he proposes,
that is to say to put a new cover ing on the said house and bu ild
to chimneys with two fireplaces, and partition the house into two
dwe 1 1ing room s and a m i1k ro o m ; and if the said JO NATH AN SMITH
shall and doth furnish the aforesaid house as above mentioned,
according to art and rule, and lets our mother have the use of
the house during her life, at her death, we, the subscribers do
promise and agree to give to him, the said JONATHAN SMITH, for
building the said house, twenty pounds current money of ESSEX
COUNTY, for which performance to the above, we, the subscribers
do promise and agree to the above written agreement and bind
459
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APPENDIX IV
oursalves and heirs and executors and administrators and assigns;
as, Witness our hand this fifth day of February in the year of
LORD 1787.
WITNESS:
JOHN VAN
DUYN
JONAH SMITH
DANIEL SMITH
DAVID SMITH
ANDREW7 CHILDETTER
JESSE SMITH
NATHS MEEKER
JOHN SMITH"
The original document, May 21, 1913, is in the possession of MRS.
MAURICE H . STRATEMEYER (see ANNIE L . ROLL) of ELIZABETH, N.J., a
granddaughter of WESLEY and ANN SMITH ROLL.
JONATHAN is shown as a member of the SCOTCH PLAINS BAPTIST CHURCH
on June 23rd 1782.336
His will is recorded in the COUNTY SURROGATES OFFICE of ESSEX
COUNTY, N.J. as follows: -JONA SMITH of WESTFIELD TOWNSHIP, died
22nd May 1808.
Proved 13th June 1808- wife, ELIZABETH, child
A N N , m i n o r .3 8 7
While it now appears from the foregoing records that ELIAKON
SMITH was a member of the WESTFIELD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH and his
son JONATHAN united with the SCOTCH PLAINS BAPTIST CHURCH, the
wife of JO NATH AN , EL IZ AB ETII B ROTIIE RTON , raised her daughter AN N
in the faith of her father, THE SOCIETY of FRIENDS or QUAKERS.
At the t ime of the lat t e r 1s marriage to WESLEY R O L L , the
following notice of her dismissal from the SOCIETY of FRIENDS was
issued and forwarded to her and the original document is now (May
21st 1913) in the possession of a g r a n dda ug hte r, M R S . MAURICE H .
3 TRAT EMEYE R (see ANNIE L . R O L L ) of EL IZ A B E T H , UNION COUNTY, N.J.
"Whereas ANN RHALL having had her birth and education amongst
friends but hath so far diviated as to mary a man not of our
society for which transgression she hath been timely laboured
with, but not appear ing in a su i table disposition to make
satisfaction, we therefore disown her from being any longer a
member of our Society until 1 she can make satisfaction which
that she may be enabled to do is our desire.
386 BIB. 87
337 BIB. 87
460
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APPENDIX IV
Signed in and on behalf of our Monthly meet ing he Id at PLAINFIELD
for RAHWAY and PLAINFIELD 16th of 6 th mo. 1824.
AARON BELLANGER,
Clerk
MARGARET S H O W E L L , C k ."
That she later "made satisfaction" to the Society is evidenced by
the fact that she and her h u s b a n d , WESLEY R O L L , nov; rest in the
S O C I E T Y ’S BURYING GROUND in PLAINSFIELD, UNION COUNTY , NEW
JERSEY.
JONATHAN SMITH and ELIZABETH BROTHER had children:
I
- D E B O R A H , died in i nf ano y.
II
- ANN, B- 6 th December 1802, D- 4th May 1872 in NEWARK,
ESSEX C O U N T Y , N.J., M- 25th of March 1824 , WESLEY ROLL
(1090) .
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APPENDIX V
-CRANE FAMILYAncestry of ABBY SCOTT C R A N E , wife of WILLIAM HENRY ROLL
STEPHEN C RA N £2 of ELIZABETHTOWN,
DE S C E N D A N T S . j3 8
(#1216).
NEW JERSEY and HIS
(Showing only the antecendents an their brothers or sisters of
ABBY SCOTT CRANE as taken from "GENEALOGY of the CRANE FAMILY",
by E.B. CRANE, Vol. II - 1900, with such modification as later
research has developed, and with references to authorities for
such c o r r e c t i o n s ) .
I - STEP HEN -1
Born a bout 1630 or 1635.
Some have cla imed he was born as early
as 1619, but that date seems too early from a careful
consideration of the whole subject.
Tradition says he came from
ENGLAND or WALES between the years 1640 and 1660.
He was one of
the original settlers of ELIZABETHTOWN, and one of the company of
Colonists who planted the first ENGLISH SETTLEMENT in what is now
the STATE of NEW JERSEY.
He was called one of the "ELIZABETHTOWN
ASSOCIATES", and was there as early as 1665, for he took the oath
of allegiance to Lord King Charles II and his successors February
19th, of that year.
The deed by which the first settlers claimed
their land was dated October 28, 1664, so that the fall of 1664
or the spring of 1665 would be quite as early as it is safe to
fix the date of the settlement.
In 1675 he obtained from the
proprietors of EAST JERSEY a patent to confirm his title to lands
in ELIZABETHTOWN; dates given below.
In 1710 he executed a deed
to his son NATHANIEL, giving him his house lot, with other pieces
of land in ELIZABETHTOWN and, in describing the bounds of these
lands, they were said to be bounded on lands of JOHN CRANE,
DANIEL CRANE, JEREMIAII and AZARIA1I CRANE.
The fact that he
settled within such close proximity to the family of JASPER
C R A N E , might indicate that there was a family connection existing
be tween them; but up to the present t i m e , no proof of any blood
relationsh ip has come tc light.
SAMUEL H . C O N G A R , E S Q . late
Librarian of the New Jersey Historical Society, who gave careful
consideration to the subject wrote that "this STEPHEN was
probably nearly related to JASPER CRANE, of NEWARK", and that he
came to NEW JERSEY from CONNECTICUT.
REV. JONATHAN T. CRANE was
also of the opinion that he was a relative of JASPER.
ISAAC
WATTS CRANE, ESQ., in December 1848, stated that it was his
opinion that this STEPHEN was either a son or brother of JASPER
388 BIB.
8 - p. 467
462
ROLL GENEALOGY
APPENDIX V
C RAN E of N E W A R K , - that the ELIZABETH TOWN C RANES claim descent
from JASPER.
We first meet with him at ELIZABETHTOWN where he
lived; prior to the year 1664 we have no knowledge of his origin
beyond tradition.
He was active in resisting the claims of the
proprietors in the great land dispute, which was never settled.
His name appear s as def endent in the EL IZABETHTOWN bill in
chancery, Schedule # 8 , page 104.
The answer to this bill was
printed in 1752.
This land was surveyed to him in the year 1676,
- one WARREN for 120 acres in ELISABETHTOWN, dated March 28th;
another of 156 acres, October 2nd; still another of 156 acres,
November 30th.
One of these 156 acre lots was bounded by CRANE'S
BROOK, east of the MILL CREEK, and east by the highway.
His six
acre house lot was a part of this tract.
It was bounded
southeast by SAMUEL TROTTER, northeast by CRANE'S BROOK, east by
the MILL CREEK (now ELIZABETH RIVER) and west by the h ig hw a y . He
had also sixty acres between two swamps and adjoining WILLIAM
CRAMER, also seventy-two acres on CRANE'S BROOK bounded by the
brook, WILLIAM CRAMER, RICHARD BEACH, NATHANIEL TUTTLE and
WILLIAM CORDON; also eighteen acres of meadow "towards RAWACK
POINT."
The old homestead of the CRANE'S is still standing (in
1882) just over the line of LINDSN T O W N S H 1P .
The we 11 by the side of the road and a large oak tree, said to
have been one of the original forest trees, is still standing.
"It has long been known as the oaktree we 1 1 " and where cattle and
horses have been watered on the highway for more than a
century
By bis will, dated 1709 , he bequeathed to his son
JOHN a certain piece of land within the bounds of ELIZABETHTOWN
and died a few years later, R E V . EL IAS N . CRANE contributes the
following, found among the papers of his father REV. ELIAS W.
CRANE, son of NOAH and the accounts purports to come from MR.
ISAAC CRANE of ELIZABETHTOWN, son of CALEB, JR., great-greatgrandson of STEPHEN, SR., "About 16 2 5 A .D . thirty years before
EL I Z A B E T H T O W N , N.J. was se 1 1 l e d , cur ing the persecut ions of the
Puritans in ENGLAND under QUEEN ELIZABETH, the ancestor of the
CRANE fami1y came to A M E R I C A . His name was S T E P H E N . The ship in
which he came is supposed to have sailed from the west of
ENGLAND, favored at embarkation by a fog, 'which allowed escape in
case of pursu i t . When the fog passed away the ship was out of
sight of land.
It is said to have sunk at A M B O Y , N.J., but all
on board 'were saved.
STEPHEN CRANE and his fellow voyagers
settled in ELIZABETHTOWN, named for QUEEN ELIZABETH, who
confirmed the purchase of the lands from the Indians."
This
ISAAC CRANE was born July 20, 1766, about one hundred years after
339
BIB.
23 - pp.
26-396;
also (E. Jersey Record 11-20, 35.
E.T. Bill 104, Hinman I - 742, 51)
46 3
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APPENDIX V
the settlement of ELIZABETHTOWN, and it would seem that at that
time there might have been some connecting link to bind the
history of the early settlement to the per iod in whi ch this ISAAC
CRANE lived.
We often fine one life to span that interim;
certainly two would have done it, from father to son it could
have been handed down to ISAAC or some other member of the
family.
But let us analyze this bit of history.
If this STEPHEN
CRANE came to AMERICA as indicated in 1625, for the purpose of
assisting in establishing a s e t t l e m e n t , he must have been 2 0 or
25 years of age, and we know he lived until 1710; therefore he
would be one hundred and five years old at his death, a very
improbable event; again, in the natural course of things, his
children would have been born twenty or thirty years earlier than
they were born.
People exposed to the hardships of those days
seldom reached the age of seventy-five and children were born to
them usually before the parents were seventy or even sixty-five
years o l d . A g a i n , if STEPHEN had been in this country thirty
years before the settlement of ELIZABETHTOWN, we should find some
record of it somewhere.
From all that can be proven, this
STEPYEN CRANE was born about 1530 or 1635 in ENGLAND and probably
was the son of JASPER, perhaps by a former marriage.
It is said
his wife was a DANISH woman with red hair, and that nearly all
the CRANES in and about ELIZABETHTOWN and WESTFIELD, N.J. are
descendants from this pair.
Children:
6
7
- I
- JOHN, D-
3
- II
- JEREMIAH,
4
- Ill
- DANIEL,
5
- IV
- NATHANIEL
- JOHN CRANE-2,
-2-,
B
(STEPHEN-1)
Married ESTHER N O R R I S 3 9 0 daughter of HENRY NORRIS of
ELIZABETHTOWN and lived in ELIZABETHTOWN, ESSEX (now UNION
COUNTY), NEW JERSEY.
In 1713, he was chosen one of the overseers
of h ighways; Augus t 2nd 17 2 0 , he was appointed one of seven
Coramittemen to perform some duty for the town.
He died in
February 1723, leaving a will dated Feb. 7, 1722 or 3 and proved
Feb. 16th 1723 in which he mentioned his brother JEREMIAH and ten
children, all of whom, except JOHN -were minors at the time of his
death.
His saw and grist mill located on the RAHWAY RIVER he
gave to his sons JOHN and JOSEPH, which property was retained in
390
For
the ancestry of ESTHER NORRIS,
see Appendix VI.
46 4
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APPENDIX V
the family many years.
In December 1714 he purchased one hundred
acres of land on the east side of the RAHWAY RIVER.
He also
owned land on the southwestern side of the RIVER where the the
village of C R A N F O R D , (UNION COUNTY) is now located.
An abstract of his will is as follows:
"1722-3, Feb. 7, - CRANE, JOHN, of ELIZABETHTOWN, ESSEX COUNTY.
Carpenter.
Wife E S T H E R . Children, J O H N , J O S E P H , M A T H I A S ,
BENJAMIN, SAMUEL, all except JOHN under 21, HANNAH, ABIGAIL,
ESTHER, SARAH, R E B E K A H , DEBORAH.
Two miles on RAHWAY RIVER in
ELIZABETHTOWN, meadow on said river, derived from father STEPHEN
CRANE, 100 acres bought of BENJAMIN WADE, April 13, 1716, 4 a of
meadow in ELIZABETH TOWN b o 't of JEREMIAH OSBORNE, house and lot
of 14 a in ELIZABETH TOWN (Lib, A - page 238)391 Executors, - the
wi f e , R E V . JO NATH AN DICKINSON and brother J EREMIAH C R A N E ."
ESTHER, wife of JOHN CRANE, made a will March 17th 1742, proved
S e p t . 17, 1743 in which she named JACOB DE HART one of the
executors.
In the CRANE GENEALOGY, referred to above, it is stated that the
wife of JOHN CRANE was ESTHER WILLIAMS, daughter of SAMUEL and
ESTHER WHEELER WILLIAMS; that this is an error and that his wife
was ESTHER NORRIS, daughter of HENRY NORRIS of ELIZABETHTOWN is
shown in the following results of research in the family history.
"JOHN-2 CRANE did not marry ESTHER WILLIAMS.
ESTHER, daughter of
SAMUEL WILLIAMS is distinctly called a minor in the father's will
made in 1706 and she was accordingly born after 1683, far too
late to have been the mother of JOHN-3 CRANE born in 1700.
ESTHER, wife of JOHN CRANE was doubtless
NORRIS Of ELIZABETHTOWN."
(Gardiner note
— page 470).
in N.J.
Hist.
the daughter of HENRY
S o c . copy of CRANE GENEALOGY,
Vol II
"In the TOWNLEY GENEALOGY (#709 Sept. 26, 1903) it is stated the
REBECCA, wife of EFFINGHAM TOWNLEY, was the daughter of JOHN
CRANE and ESTHER NORRIS.
I had always understood that JOHN CRANE
had married ESTHER, daughter of SAMUEL and ESTHER WILLIAMS of
ELIZABETHTOWN.
Can ESSEX give me any information about the
family of ESTHER NORRIS?
S .L .t! (N.J. GENEALOGY, NEWARK NEWS
#745) .
391 BIB.
94 - p. 116
465
ROLL GENEALOGY
APPENDIX V
“Answer to 4745.
JOHN CRANE did not marry ESTHER WILLIAMS.
I
would be very glad if S.L. or anyone else can give me any
authority for stating that this marriage took place.
I have been
frequently told that it did not, but my informants have always
evaded my requests for authorities.
SAMUEL WILLIAMS made his
will in 1706 and from the wording it is very evident that his
daughter HESTER (ESTHER) was then a minor and unmarried.
JOHN
CRANE had his first child by wife ESTHER in 1700 and at least two
other children before 1706 , when ESTHER WILLIAMS 'was still
unmarried.
The wife of JOHN CRANE was doubtless HANNAH NORRIS.
The will of HENRY NORRIS of ELIZABETHTOWN, yeoman, dated 1705 and
probated 1706, married, children HENRY, ABIGAIL SHARP, HANNAH
CLARK, ESTHER CRANE, SAMUEL, RUTH, SARAH and MARGARET.
There was
but one ESTHER CRANE in ELIZABETHTOWN in 1705 and she was the
wife of JOHN C R A N E .'1
(N.J. GENEALOGY,
NEWARK NEWS #746 - November 14, 1903).
The children of JOHN and ESTHER NORRIS CRANE, B- 1675, D- 1743,
399
were:
n
_ j
II
- JOHN, B- 1700, went tc WESTFIELD.
D- 1763.
- HANNAH
11
- Ill
- ABIGAIL, B- Jan. 25, 1703; M- JACOB DE HART,
He died 1777 at ELISABETHTOWN.
D- 1770.
12
“ IV
- JOSEPH,
8
- v
- MATHIAS,
9
- VI
- BENJAMIN,
392
B- 170_,
D- 1731.
B- 17 0 _.
B- 1710, M- ESTHER WOODRUFF.
with corrections shown in Notes in Gardiner Manuscripts
Records, in New Jersey Historical Society Archives,
Newark, N.J.
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APPENDIX V
10 - VII
- SAMUEL,
13 - VIII - ESTHER,
14 - IX
- SARAH
15 - X
- REBECCAH
16 - XI
- DEBORAH,
MATTHIAS C R ANE-3 , 3 9 3
■8 “ , {JOHN-2,
STEPHEN-1)
Son of JOHN and ESTHER NORRIS CRANE, married SUSANNA _____ . He
was Hayor of the BOROUGH of EL IZABETH TO WN, N.J. under the British
Government, (so says JACOB WOODRUFF CRANE, of NEWARK, N.J.).
He
died in 1773.
Children:
40-1
- MATTHIAS, B- 173_,
JOSEPH MEEKER.
D- 1794,M- daughter
of
41-11
- JACOB, B- 1740, M- PHEBE, daughter of STEPHEN
CRANE, ESQ. (23), Mayor of ELIZABETH.
42-111
- ANDREW, B- 17 4_, M- GLORIANA BURROWS, B- 1 7 4_,
daughter of JOHN BURROWS of ELIZABETHTOWN, N.J.
44 1/2 - IV
43
-V
VI
44
3Q3
- HANNAH, B- 1744,
MITCHELL.
- E L I H U , B- 174_,
D- 1804, M- GEORGE
removed to
- A B I G A I L , B- 1757,
OHIO,
D- 1774.
- VII - JOHN, B- March 4, 1761, MBENJAMIN CLEVELAND
MARY, daughter
of
With corrections shown in Notes in Gardiner Manuscript
Records in New Jersey Historical Society Archives,
Newark, N.J.
467
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APPENDIX V
127 - ANDREW CRANE-4,
-42-,
(MATTHIAS-3,
JOHN-2,
STEPHEN-1)
B- 174_, M- GLORIANNA BURROWS, B- 174__, daughter of JOHN BURROWS.
ANDREW CRANE lived on a farm on GOLLOPING HILL ROAD, BOROUGH of
ELISABETHTOWN, N.J. in what is now UNION T O W N S H I P , 3 9 4 near the
home of GBNL. WILLIAM CRANE, and which was later occupied by his
son, JOHN B. CRANE, and the letter's family.
His will was
probated in 1829 .
C hi l d r e n :
128 - I
- THOMAS B. , B- 1769, M- MARGARET SHOTWELL
129 - II
- JOHN B .
130 - III
- ROBERT, B- 1775, M~ FANNY POOL.
131 - IV
- EZEKIEL, M- 1st ANN SHOTWELL,
MEEKER.
132 - V
- SALLY, M- EZEKIEL W I L L I A M S .
JOHN B . C R A N E - 5 , -129 -,
STEPHEN-1)
2nd BETSEY
(ANDREW -4, M A T T H I A S -3, JOHN-
B- 1st May 1784.
Buried on July 10th 1866, aged 82 years in
EVERGREEN CEMETERY, ELIZABETHTOWN, UNION COUNTY, N.J.,39° married
MARY W A D E ,3 9 7 B- 28th May 1788, D- 1st November 8142.
He lived
on the farm previously owned by his father ANDREW CRANE on
GOLLOPING HILL ROAD, ELISABETHTOWN, and where all his children
were b o r n . 3 9 8
The land is now in UNION TOWNSHIP (set off from
ELISABETH, Nov. 23, 1808) and he is shown in a list of
Freeholders and residents of the latter township from 1772 to
M a r . 2 0^ 1829 at whi ch t ime he is recorded as owning 23 acres of
l a n d . 3 ^9
Children:
394
BIB.
23 - p. 385
395
BIB.
5 - p. 35
398
Front Cemetery Records, March 16,
397
For ancestry of MARY WADE,
398
Verbal statement of ANNA CRANE WILLIAMS, R O S E L I E , N.J.
Feb. 2, 1913 at which time she was 82 years old, see
if4 57 CRANE GENEALOGY.
399 BIB.
23 - pp.
376-373
1913.
see Appendix VIII.
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APPENDIX V
3 50 - I
- JOHN HORACE, B- 26th July 181 2, 400 D- 26th Oct.
19 01 ,4
M- MARY M . SHANG f B- 2 4 th S e p t .
1811.4^
They had three children of whom MARY
E., wife of W . 8 . SMITH, D- October 1871, aged
24 years.4^
361 - I I
- DAVID W-, 3- 26th July 1812.404
362 - I l l
- JOTBAM C., B- 12th Mar. 1 814 ,405 M- KEZIAH,
daughter of widow BETSEY CRANE, had four
Went South.
children.
363 - I V
- GLORIANNA ELIZABETH, B- 12th March 1316 ,4 0 6 MJAC03 CLARK, had seven children.
36 5 - V
- ANDREW, 3- 27th June 1813,
MASS .
407
lived
in BOSTON,
400
From family bible m December
descendant, Miss LINDA CLARK,
ELIZABETH, N.J.
401
From cemetery records M a r . 16, 1913.
402
From cemetery records M a r . 16, 1913 and Baptismal
records, 2nd Pres, Ch. ELIZABETH, N.J. in Gardiner
Manuscripts Records, New Jersey Historical Society
Archives, Newar k , N .J .
403
From cemetery records M a r . 15 , 1913 .
404
From family bible in December 1909 in possession of his
descendant, Miss LINDA CLARK, 408 JEFFERSON AVE.,
ELIZABETH, N.J.
405
From family bible in December 1909 in possession of his
descendant, Miss LINDA CLARK, 408 JEFFERSON AVE.,
ELIZABETH, N.J.
406
From family bible in December
ELIZABETH, N.J.
1909 in possession of his
403 JEFFERSON A V E .,
407
ELIZABETH, N . J .
408 JEFFERSON AVE.,
408 JEFFERSON AVE.,
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APPENDIX V
3 64 - VI
- HANNAH P., 3- 9th Mar. 1820,408 M- JACOB
LUDLOW, had seven children.
366 - VII
- BENJAMIN POTTER, B23rd Feb. 1822 , 4 0 3
26th S e p t . 18 2 2 ,4 1 0 M- ELIZABETH ______
DELHI, N.Y.
Had two children.
Bap.
in
A1 T
VIII
- CHARLES WATKINS, B14 th October 1824 ,
28th February 1824 r
. Gap.
D- 3rd August 1825.
IX
- MARY W ., B- 28 th March 1828 ,4 1 4
18 2 5 .4 1 5
D- 2 8 th March
408
d e s c e n d a n t , Miss LINDA CLARK,
ELIZABETH, N.J.
408 JEFFERSON A V E .,
409
ELIZABETH, N.J.
408 JEFFERSON AVE.,
410
Baptismal records, 2nd Pres. Ch. ELIZABETHTOWN, N.J. in
Gardiner Manuscr ipts Records in New Jersey Historical
Society Archives, Newark, N.J.
411
Prom family bible in December
ELIZABETH, N.J.
412
Baptismal records, 2nd Pres. Ch. ELIZABETH, N.J. in
Gardiner Manuscripts Records in New Jersey Historical
413
ELIZABETH, N.J.
403 JEFFERSON AVE.,
414
ELIZABETH, N.J.
408 JEFFERSON AVE.,
415
ELIZABETH, N.J.
408 JEFFERSON AVE.,
408 JEFFERSON AVE.,
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APPENDIX V
367 - X
- ABBY SCOTT, B- 28th Apr. 1832,416 Bap. 30th
June 1340, 1 7 M- WILLIAM HENRY ROLL, and had
two children, SARAH ALICE M- WINFIELD SCOTT
CHASE, 2ND, and ANNA MARY M- CHARLES L. WILSON.
416
ELIZABETH, N.J.
417
Baptismal records, 2nd Pres. Ch. ELIZABETH, N.J. in
Gardiner Manuscripts Records in Hew Jersey Historical
408 JEFFERSON AVE.,
471
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APPENDIX VI
-NORRIS FAMILYAncestry of ESTHER NORRIS, maternal ancestor of ABBY SCOTT CRANE,
wife of WILLIAM HENRY ROLL {#1216}.
H E N RY NORRIS was probably f rora SAL E M , MAS S . The Rev. EDWARD
NORRIS {1589-1659} came from ENGLAND to SALEM in 1639, and became
a colleague of the celebrated I-IUGH PETERS there.
He left one
son, E D W A R D , born 1614, 'who may have been the father of HENRY.
The latter came here (ELIZABETH, UNION COUNTY, N.J.) before 1670,
and proved to be a valuable settler.
In October, 1672 , he carne
into possession of the allotment of
LITTLE JOHN WIL S O N ” , first
as executor, and then, December 11, 1675, as purchaser.
November
2, 1692, he was appointed one of the Town Deputies to the
Leg i sla tur e . He had two house lots containing 14 acres , bounded
S.W. by WILLIAM MEEKER, S.E. by ROBERT VAKQUELLIN, N.E. and N.W.
by H i g h w a y s . He had a l s o , 16 acres of u p l a n d , "on the E . side of
the Pla i n e ” , adjoining JOSEPH BOYD, HENRY LYON and GEORGE MORRIS,
also, 24 acres of upland bounded by GEORGE MORRIS, BENJAMIN
PARI(HURST, HURR THOMPSON, HENRY LYON and JOHN WILSON.
Also, 50
acres of upland adjoining REV. JEREMIAH PECK and JOSEPH BOND,
a l s o , 8 5 acres of upland '’on the N . side of the Plaine" and the
W. side of the Newark Road, bounded by JOHN OGDEN, JR., BENJAMIN
PARKHURST and JOSEPH MEEKER, also, 20 acres of meadow at "MR.
WOODRUFF'S C R E E K ” , having "GEESE CREEK" on the E., also, four
acres on the B A Y , 2 acres on the E .T . C r e e k , and another plot of
four acres on the c r e e k , in all, 249 acres.
He died in May
1706.418
C h i l d r e n , as shown in his w i 11 dated 2 6 th March,
21st May 1706 .4 1 9
I
- HENRY
IX
- ABIGAIL,
III
- HANNAH, M- ______ CLARK.
IV
- ESTHER, M~ ______ CRANE.
V
- SAMUEL
VI
170 5 and proved
wife of DANIEL SHARP of WOODBRIDGE.
- RUTH, M-
___
MORRIS.
418
BIB.
20 - p. 165
419
BIB,
94 - p. 341
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APPENDIX VII
-BURROWS FAMILYAncestry of GLORIANNA BURROWS, maternal ancestor of ABBY SCOTT
C R A N E , wife of WILLIAM HENRY R O L L , (#1216).
1 - JOHN BURROWS 4 2 0 lived at JAMAICA, L.I., but his connection,
if any, with the NEWTON family of that name has never
es t abl is hed .
He married FREELOVE BURROWS, by whom he had two children, who
were baptised at JAMAICA, L.I. by REV. THOMAS POYER, rector
of the parish of JAMAICA from 1710 to 1732.
2 - 1
- JOHN,
Bap. Aug.
3 - II
- STEPHEN,
27, 1710, died Oct.
Bap. Oct.
10,
14, 1712, died about
1785.
1734 .4 2 2
4 - JOHN BURROWS-2, -2-, son of JOHN and FREELOVE BURROWS,
married SARAH _____ , and with his brother STEPHEN, settled in
ELIZABETHTOWN, ESSEX COUNTY, N.J. where SARAH died November
22, 1751, in her forty-first year. ^ 2
His children by SARAH
wer e :
5 - 1
- ANNE, B- Sept. 1741, M- Dec. 24 , 1761 , 4 2 4 GABRIEL
BARTON of ELIZABETHTOWN, N.J., D~ Mar. 3, 1810.
6 - II
- MARY, B~ 1745-6 , M- June 5, 1769 ,4 2 5 EDWARD
TOWNL EY of EL IZ A B E T H T O W N , N.J., D - June 5 , 1794 .
7 - III
- GLORIANNA, (GLORY ANN), B- 1748-9, M- A N D R E W , 4 2 6
(#127 CRANE GENEALOGY-APPENDIX V) son of MATTHIAS
and SUSANNA CRANE of ELIZABETHTOWN, N.J.
420
BIB.
95
421
BIB.
96 - pp.
422
N0TE;
423 BIB.
5-6
For record of STEPHEN BURROWS' descendants,
Vol. 17 Gen. coll. 1665 — 1800, N.J.H. Soc .
97 - p . 323
424 BIB . 98 P • 99
425 BIB.
98 - P * 104
426 BIB .
8
- Ij . 477
see
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APPENDIX VII
lie again married at EL IZABETHTOWN, N.J. on May 19 , 1754, MARY
WILKISON of NEW Y O R K , 4 2 7 who was born in 1725 and died Feb. 11,
1762, age 37 years.
Children by this marriage were:
3 - IV
- JOHN,
Eap. Oct.
12,
1755429
in ELIZABETHTOWN,
N.J.
9 - V
- JANE,
Bap. Dec.
29,
1757430 in ELIZABETHTOWN,
N.J.
He married a third time in ELIZABETHTOWN,
1765, REBECCA DAVIS of ELIZ ABE THT OW N . 4 3 1
N.J. on November
3rd,
JOHN BURROWS died Oct. 10, 1735 in his 75th year.
He and his
wives, SARAH and MARY, are buried in ST. JOHN'S ESPICOPAL
CHURCHYARD, ELIZABETHTOWN, N . J . 4 3 2
(The Sexton's book of the
FIRST PRES B Y . CHURCH at that place shows that on July 2nd, 1732
the wife of JOHN BURROWS was buried in the Church g r o u n d s ) .
This may have been his wife REBECCA, as his will dated May 1784
and probated April 5, 1786, named his s o n , four daughters, and
son-in-law EDWARD T O W N L E Y .4 3 3
427 BIB.
98 - p. 94
428 BIB . 97 - p. 323
429 BIB . 93
- P-
10
430 BIB . 98 — P .
12
431 BIB . 98
“ P•
102
43 2 BIB.
433
97 “ P * 323
Eliza bethtown W
of wills, 1764-1798.
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APPENDIX VIII
-WADE FAMILYAncestry of MARY WADE, maternal ancestor of ABBY SCOTT CRANE,
wife of WILLIAM HENRY ROLL (#1216).
(NOTE: The following, taken except where otherwise specifically
so stated, from The Wade Genealogy, by STUART C. WADE, 1900,
Chapter III, pages 235 to 237 inclusive).
1000 - BENJAMIN WADE the ancestor (son of ___________ j434 porn
about 1646, died 1700.
Married A N N , daughter of WILLIAM
LOOKER a bout 16 70 . She was born 16 49 . BENJAMIN WADE died
about 1700, his widow died July 31, 1737.
BENJAMIN WADE
was a clothier by trade and came to EL IZA BE T H T H O W N , N.J.
as early as 1675, if not earlier, being one of the first
s e t t l e r s . He appears to have previously resided at
JAMAICA, L.I., NEW YORK, whence also came one WM. LOOKER,
a b r e w e r , probably the father of ANN LOOKER, the wife of
BENJAMIN WADE , the ancestor.
Fam i1y tradition say s that
B EN J AM IN WAD E came f rora the COU N TY o f P EMB RO K E , in WA L E S ,
a statement to a certain extent supported by theuse of
the Welsh motto, 11Y fynno drry Y f y d d 1' (i.e.
"What God
willeth shall b e t!) on the armor ial bookplate in the
possession of the family, assuming its origin to be
a u t h e n t i c . The records of the Lords Proprietors of EAST
JERSEY, now in the custody of the Surveyor-General at
PERTH AMBOY, N.J. show that for an early settler, B E N J .
WADE was an extensive landowner.
Issue:
1001 - ROBERT WADE,
1002 - JOHN WADE,
D- August 1766.
B- 1688, D- Nov.
1003 - BENJAMIN WADE, JR.,
1003A -
^4
IS,
1761.
D~ 1738.
(?)
This BENJAMIN WADE is possibly incentical with BENJAMIN
WADE #236, son of JOHN (see Part II - page 137).
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1001 - ROBERT WADE {son of BENJAMIN-1), died at ELIZABETH in
August 1766.
Married I - ELIZABETH, daughter of ________ ,
II - SARAH, daughter of ___________ . Issue:
1004 - ROBERT WADE
1005 - BENJAMIN WADE, B- about 1727,
ELIZABETH, N.J.
D- May 21, 1760 at
1006 - PATIENCE WADE,
B- 1736, D- February 9th 1795.
1007 - MATTHIAS WADE,
B- Sept.
1, 1738, D- Oct.
1008 - DANIEL WADE, D- July 1793 at ELIZABETH,
29,
1739.
N.J.
1009 - HENRY WADE
1010 - D A U G H T E R , B- before 1760 , M- STEPHER B R O W N , JR.
1011 - DAUGHTER, M- _____
CHERRY.
1005 - BENJAMIN WADE (son of ROBERT), born about 1727, D- at
ELIZABETH, N.J., May 21, 1760, M- DEBORAH _____ . Issue:
1030 - JOTHAM WADE, B- about 1754, D- Jan.
1804.
1031 - SARAH WADE
1032 - HANNAH WADE
1033 - RACHEL WADS
BENJAMIN WADE died May 21, 1760 at ELIZABETH, N.J. and his will,
proved at TRENTON, N.J. {Book G - page 275) mentions children
JOTIiAN, SARAH, HANNAH and RACHEL and brother DANIEL.
On May 20, 1773 JAMES CARPENTER of ELIZABETH was appointed
guardian of JOTHAM WADE {#1030) during his minority.
TRENTON
Records - Book K - page 451.
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APPENDIX VIII
10 3 0 - JOTHAM WADS
ELIZABETH
(son of BENJAMIN) , born about 1754 , married
. She was born in 1769.
Issue:
1115 ~ MARY WADE, B- May 28, 1788, D- Nov.
JOHN B. CRANE.
1st 1842, M-
JOTHAM WADE died in January 180_.
His widow, ELIZABETH, married
JACOB SEARING, July 31, 1803.
By her second marriage, she had a
son, DAVID SEARING, who removed to CINCINNATI, OHIO, married, and
had issue four children.
ELIZABETH (WADE) SEARING, died April
25th 1814.
On January 31, 1804, JACOB SEARING was appointed
guardian of MARY WADE (TRENTON Records, Book 40 - page 421).
JOTHAM WADE ES losses in the Revolut ion are as fo il ows :
No.
23
Connecticut Farm, May 28, 1789
Inventory and appraisal of the property of JOTHAM WADE taken by
the British army or their adherents on the 23rd of June 1780.
i - Good horse 3 years old.
4 - Shirts part worn,
% 12.0.0
2.0.0
% 14.0.0
The above attested to by oath of JOTHAM WADE and CAPT. MATTHIAS
WADE.
JOTHAM WADE was a member of the LYON'S FARMS BAPTIST CHURCH in
the records of which there are amusing entries concerning his
spiritual backsliding (?).
It appears that "Sister Harrison" suspected JOTHAM WADE of the
terrible and dangerous heresy of be 1 ieving that unbaptised little
babies were not irrevo cab ly, immediately, and irretrievably
damned I "Brother Wade " had the courage of his conv ict ions and
defended his proposition.
As a result, he was excommunicated by
this band of chosen and char i table s a i n t s . There is no ev idenee
that he suffered in purse or peace of mind or that he had any
feeling other than pity for the ignorance of his prosecutors.
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1115 - MARY WADE (dau. of J O T H A M } , B- May 28, 1788, Nov. 1, 1342,
M- JOHN B. CRANE, Oct. 23rd 1811.
He was born May I,
1784.
Issue:
1431 A - J. HORACE CRANE, B- July 26, 1812, M- MARY M.
S T A A N G , August 30, 1846.
1431
3 - DAVID WADE CRANE, D- prGbably of yellow fever
the S o u t h . Unmar r i e d .
in
1431 C - JOTHAM C. CRANE, B- March 12, 1814, M- KE2IAH
C R A N E , May 18, 1809; she was B- J a n . 9, 1819;
both living in 1883 in FA RM I N G H A M , ILL.
1431
D - GLORIANNA ELIZABETH CRANE, B~ March 12, 1816,
JACOB CLARK, May 14, 1837.
1431
E - ANDREW CRANE, B- June 27, 1818, D- Jan. 3, 1873,
M- ELIZABETH II. BRADBURY, Jan. 3 , 1850 .
1431 F - HANNAH POTTER CRANE, B- March 9, 1820,
L U D L O W , S e p t . 1, 1847.
1431 G - BENJAMIN POTTER CRANE,
ELIZABETH BLAIR, Sept.
B- Feb. 23,
15, 1867.
1431 H - CHARLES WATKINS CRANE, B- Feb.
August 3rd 1825.
1431 I - MARY W. CRANE,
18 3 5 .
M-
M- JACOB
1822, M-
28, 1824,
D~
B- March 23th 1828, D- March 28th
1431 J - ABBY SCOTT CRANE, B- April 28, 1832, D~ 1865, MWILLIAM HENRY R O L L . He died in 1866 .
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-CORY FAMILYAnc e s Li y of TH OR AS CORY , h u s b Lind o £ J AN E ROL L , #18.
The CORY family originated in ENGLAND and in the olden records
the name is spelled CORIE, CORRIE, and COREY.
The Capital Manor of SU RL I N G H A M , with B A T W I C K S , PENELOPE of
VERDONS a n n e x e d , was owned by MR. CORY of BEAMMERTON in N O R F O L K ,
ENGLISH in 1250.
The next found is REV. JOHN CORY of LING, in NORFOLK, ENGLAND,
who was Rector of SPITTS WORTH in 1400 . He got the Med ite of
Aylmerton in 1419 . He was bur ied in the Chancel in 1443 .
One ROBERT CORY is also found, a brother of REV. JOHN CORY, who
was owner of Brammerton Hall in 1403.
(See records in British
M u s e u m ) . ROBERT CORY was born in SCOTLAND and had a sonWILLIAM
who was born in ENGLAND.
(See London Book of H e r a l d r y ) .
WILLIAM CORY, son of ROBERT, had a son FRANCIS (who was the
second son) and who was born in ENGLAND.
(See family records
British Museum, L O N D O N ) .
in
FRANCIS CORY, son of WILLIAM, married GRACE BROWN in ENGLAND and
had a s o n , THOMAS of 3 R A M M E R T 0 N , 'who was born in E N G L A N D .
(See
English Herald Record in Heraldry Office, LONDON, ENGLAND).
THOMAS C O R Y , son of F R A N C I S , married BARBARA FARMER of NORWICH
and had children: FRANCIS, ROBERT, THOMAS, RICHARD, WILLIAM and
GRACE.
(See CORY records in British Museum, London, England).
ROBERT CORY, second son of THOMAS,
son JOHN.
(See Heraldry Registry,
was born in ENGLAND and had a
London).
JOHN CORY, son of ROBERT, was born in ENGLAND.
Knighted
Gentleman in L O N D O N , F e b . 1512 and g r anted a coat of a r m s . He
married ELIZABETH _ _ _ _ and had sons THOMAS and WILLIAM.
(See
England Book of Heraldry in Heraldry office, LONDON, ENGLAND).
THOMAS CORY, son of JOHN, was born in ENGLAND, July 3rd 1510.
He
was Judge and Chief prothory of the Court of Common Pleas in the
Queen 1s T e m p l e . He was Knighted and granted a Coat of Arms March
18, 1539, and during the reign of King Charles I.
(See England
Book of Heraldry in Heraldry Office, LONDON, ENGLAND).
JOHN CORY, 1ST, son of THOMAS, was born in ENGLAND before 1627
and came to AMERICA about 1640.
He was Whale Commissioner in
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APPENDIX IX
1644 and owned land in NEW YORK in 1659.
He was of the Quaker
faith and a weaver by trade and married ANN probably about 1638,
before coming to LONG ISLAND.
She was pjrobably the mother of all
his children, none of w h o m , except JOHN JR. were of age in 1660.
His s econ d w if e , M A R G A R E T , died subsequent to 1686 . He died 7th
March 1685 in SOUTHHOL, L.I. and his will, which was made Feb.
1st 1635 was probated 2nd of October 1635 and recorded in Liber 1
of Wills, Page 190, in C l e r k ’s office of SUFFOLK COUNTY, N.Y.
He willed the great bible to his son JOHN and it has since been
retained by members of the family.
In 1904 it was held by MRS.
HANNAH BANTRAND C O R E Y , who at that t ime was 9 8 years o l d , widow
of ELNATHAN CORYE.
{See Long Island Traveler, SOUTHHOLD, L.I.,
Jan. 2nd 1904).
In 1910 it was held by JOHN E. CORY of
PENNSYLVANIA.
The order of his children is unknown.
I
- JOHN, M~ MARY CORNISH.
II
- ABRAHAM
III
— I SAiiC
IV
- JACOB
V
- SARAH
VI
- JOHANNA
VII
- ABIGAIL
or HANNAH
JOHN COREY, 2ND, first child of JOHN 1ST and ANN CORY, born
before 1639, died before Jan. 25, 1635-6.
Married MARY, dau. of
THOMAS CORNISH of STAMFORD {she died subsequent to 9th April,
1696) at HUNTINGTON, L.I. on 15th Dec. 1667.
On his death, she
married JOHN SAMMIS, or S A M O N S , or S A M W A Y S , died Dec. 1693.
JOHN
COREY, 2ND moved to HUNTINGTON, SUFFOLK COUNTY, L.I. as early as
1659 and held the following offices: Town Clerk, Mar. 10th 1659.
Records 1663-1678; 1679-1681; Commissioner 1684, Town Clerk,
16 83-4 . I s s u e :
I
- MARY
II
- ABAGAIL
III
- ELISABETH
IV
- JOHN, M- PRISCILLA.
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V
- MARTHA
VI
- ELNATHAN
VII
- THOMAS
VIII - ABRAHAM
JOHN COREY , 3RD/ fourth child of JOHN 2 N D ; of JOHN 1ST, born 3rd
Feb. 1674, in HUNTINGTON; L.I. and remained there until 1696.
In
1700 he was in ELIZABETHTOWN, N.J. where he died December 1723
and is buried in the grounds of the FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
married PRISCILLA, who died in 1722.
His will is recorded in
Book A of Wills, page 23 2, Preorgat ive Cour t , T R E N T O N , N.J.
Iss ue:
I
» MARY
II
- JOHN
III
- JOSEPH
IV
- BENJAMIN
V
- HANNAH
VI
- ELNATHAN, M- HANNAH ______ .
ELNATHAN CORY, sixth child of JOHN 3RD and PRISCILLA CORY, of
JOHN 2ND, of JOHN 1ST, born in NEW JERSEY in 1701, died 3th Oct.
1766, buried in old CHURCH GROUNDS at WESTFIELD., UNION COUNTY,
N.J.
His will was probated 27th Oct. 1766.
M- HANNAH or SARAH
who died 24th Jan. 1785.
He lived in ESSEX COUNTY, N.J. about
fifteen miles from NEW YORK CITY and owned three hundred acres of
land formerly owned by JACOB CORLE.
(See Libre L, page 142,
Records at TRENTON, N.J. July 6 , 1762).
And also, one hundred
acres #33 of the ELIZABETHTOWN lots south of the tract.
He left
his lands to his five sons all of whom were born in NEW JERSEY.
There may have been other c h i l d r e n . I s s u e :
I
- EBEN2ER
II
- JEREMY or JEREMIAH
III
- THOMAS,
IV
- JAMES
M- JANE ROLL.
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APPENDIX
V
- JOSEPH
VI
- JOB
VII
- DANIEL
VIII
- MARY
IX
- SARAH
IX
48 3
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APPENDIX X
-DOLAND FAMILY™
Ancestry of JOHN H. D O L A N D , husband of ALMIRA UGAN ROLL DOLAND
(#1226).
Descendants of PATRICK DOLAND-4, -1PATRICK DOLAND-4 , -1-/ was born in the North of IRELAND in 1732
of Scotch and Irish Protestant parents.
None of his antecedents
were of Roman Catholic faith and all his life was a strict
adherent to the Church of E n g l a n d , hav ing been conf irmed in early
y o u t h . His parents died dur ing his early ch ildhood leaving him
'their only child* in the care of a DOLAND uncle with
considerable proper ty for his m a i n t e n a n c e . His uncle 1 ived in
DUBLIN and there he was raised and educated.
PATRICK was raised
with such rigid discipline that he considered it amounted to
cruelty.
At the age of 18 he joined under Braddock in the French
and Indian War.
In 1760 he married a German woman (name not
known) and had three s o n s . PATRICK D- 1793.
Issue:
2 - 1
- DANIEL,
3
-II
- PETER,
4
-III
- ADAM,
B- 1761.
B- 1763.
B- 1765.
DANIEL DOLAND-5, -2-,
Iss u e :
5
- I
- GEORGE
B- 1761,
settled near HAVERSTRAW,
N.Y.
(DEACON DOLAND), D- 1866.
PETER DOLAND-5, -3-, B- 1763, D- 1821, M- 1781 ELIZABETH RICHE,
B- 1761, D- 1852 from HESSE CASTLE (sic), GERMANY.
PETER and
EL IS A BETH , BD~ in ROCK A V?AY in the "Wa It on " Yard N . of Bapt is t
Graveyard (right side of road from Mt. Hope to Berkshire Valley).
Issue:
6 - 1
- JOHN,
7
- JUDITH,
- II
B- 1782, D- in infancy.
B- 1734, M- EPHRAIM BURRELL.
8
-III
- ADAM,
B- 1787.
9
-IV
- JOHN GEORGE,
10
-V
- HENRY,
11
-VI
- CATHERINE,
B- 1789.
B- 26TH jUNE 1791.
B- 1794, D~
1873.
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12 - VII
- MARY,
B~ 1796, D~ 1882.
13 - VIII - PATRICK, B- 1799.
14 - IX
- SARAH,
B- 1801.
15 - X
- MICHAEL,
8-
1804, D- 1804.
ADAM DOLAND-5, -4-, 3- 1765, M- CATHERINE MILLER
ROCK A VIAY , N.J.).
Issue:
16-1
- CAMELIA,
ADAM D OLAND- 6 ,
-8
M- _____
- CAROLINE
13-11
- SAMUEL
JOHN GEORGE DOLAND - 6 , -9-,
B- 1739 ,
19-1
A. F1CTHER.
- PETER, M- MARY
in
ADAMS.
-, B- 17 3 7 , M~ MA RY BISHOP.
17-1
(relatives
Issue:
M- JANE ATWOOD.
20-11
- S E T H , M- and a ied in the A r m y .
21 - III
- JOHN, M- JANE BOYD.
22 - IV
~ JOSEPH, M- RACHEL DAVENPORT.
23 - V
- MARK, moved to CALIFORNIA.
Issue:
HENRY DOLAND- 6 , -10-, B- 26th June 1791 at M T . HOPE, N.J., M18th Oct 1822 at MT. HOPE to CLARISSA FRANCISCO (see Appendix
XII) of STONY BROOK, N.J., later known as BROOK VALLEY, now
KINNELON, N.J.
HENRY D- 3rd Aug. 1840, CLARISSA FRANCISCO DOLAND
'CONKLIN'? was B- 26th Oct. 1804, D- 25th March 1886.
Both are
BD- BROOK VALLEY, KINNELON BOROUGH, MORRIS COUNTY, N.J.
Issue:
24 - I
- ELIZABETH,
2 5 - II
- MARIA, B-
26 - Ill
- EPHRAIM,
27 - IV
- JUDITI-I, B~
28
- JOHN HENRY
-
V
B
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APPENDIX X
29 - VI
- SARAH F., B- 3rd Dec.
1339, M- _____
EPHRAIM D O L A N D - 7, -26-, B- 26th Aug.
18th Oct. 1845, CATHERINE VREELAND.
30-1
- THEODORE,
B- 24th Feb.
31-11
- JENNIE M.,
32 - III
- FRANK
33 - IV
- SAMUEL,
B-
5th July 1862.
34 - V
- RANSOM,
B-
5th May 1367.
HEDDEN.
1826, D- 25th Nov.
Issue:
1902, M-
1855.
B- 5th July 1857.
JOHN HENRY D OL AN D-7, -28-, B- 13th Aug. 1834 at STONY BROOK,
N.J., D- 21st March 1912, M- 30th Jan. 1356, ALMIRA SUSAN ROLL
(#1226) at WESTFIELD, N.J.
Issue:
35-1
- LAURA AUGUSTA, B- 14th Sept.
THEODORE D OL AN D- 8 , -30-, B- 24th Feb.
EARLES, B- 1860, D- 1949.
Issue:
36-1
- ELMER,
B- 2nd May 1884,
37-11
- NELSON,
38 - III
- ELSIE,
B- 13th Sept.
B- 3rd Aug.
1360
1855,
(#1227).
D- 1915, M- ARMINTA
D- 1946.
1892.
1897, M- K R O P P .
SAMUEL D OL AND - 8 , -33-, B- 5th July 1362, D- 19th May
Dec. 1894, SUSIE VAN DYNE, D- 18th Dec. 1918.
Issue:
39-1
- ANNA,
B- 28th Oct.
40-11
- ARTHUR SAMUEL,
RANSOM D OL AND - 8 , -34-,
MARGARET ELLEN HILLER,
Issue:
1941, M- 5th
1896, M- ED VAN DYNE.
B- 12th Feb. 1903.
B- 5thMay 1867, D- 27th Apr.
B- 5th Mar. 1872, D- 1st Feb.
1953, M1832.
41-1
- HARRY, B- 17th Nov. 1892, D- 20th Nov. 1976, M- EDNA
MAY TINTLE, B- 8 th Feb. 1894, D- Mar. 1969.
42-11
- MYRTLE,
B-
6
th Jan.
1902.
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APPENDIX X
ARTHUR SAMUEL D OL AN D™9, -40™, 3- 12th Feb.
1923, MILDRED ZALENE SHAFER, B- 15th Sept.
43-1
- ZALENE MILDRED,
44-11
- ARTHUR,
45 - III
~ WALTER JAMES, 13- 11th Apr.
46 - IV
- FRANKLIN SIMEON,
47 - V
- ESTHER MILDRED, B~ 26th July 1932.
48 - VI
- HARRY RICHARD,
49 - VII
- QUENTIN,
JR.,
B-
50 - VIII - GENE GEORGE,
51 - IX
B~ 31 Oct.
1903 , M- 28th Oct.
1905.Issue:
B- 19th Nov.
6
B-
6
1924.
1925.
1928 .
th Feb.
1931,
th Jan.
1939.
B- 22nd Jan.
1941.
- JOHN RANSOM, B- 20th Jan.
1947.
52-1
- ROGER SEYMOUR, B- 17th Jan.
53 - II
- IRMA ELIZABETH,
IV
- CROSBY R A N S O M , B- loth Dec.
56 -
V
- NANCY JANE,
57 -
VI
- J ULIA ELLEN,
58 -
VII
- DORA ANN, B- 24th Feb.
B- 19th June
1936.
-43-,
B- 3rd Apr.
1940.
1942.
B- 31st Oct.
1924, M- 2
1946.
60-11
- DAVID EDWARD, B- 1st Mar.
61 - III
- DAVID ARTHUR, B- 21st Apr.
- GARY JOSEPH,
1936.
3- 27th May 1939.
ZALENE MILDRED DOLAND PARDEE-10,
Mar. 1942, HENRY PARDEE.
Issue:
62 - IV
1927.
- WILLIAM SEYMOUR, B- 16th Dec.
- DIANN JOAN,
1902, M- 2nd Dec.
Issue:
B~ 7th July 1935.
55 -
59-1
19
B- 29th July 1935.
MYRTLE DOLAND GORMLEY-9, -42-, B- 6 th Jan.
1925, SEYMOUR G O R M L E Y , B- 11th Nov. 1901.
54 - III
D- 5th Sept.
B- 10th Nov.
1951, D1952.
1953.
8
th Mar.
1951.
487
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APPENDIX X
63 - V
- CHARLES EDWARD,
B- 10th Mar.
1955.
ARTHUR DOLAND, J R . -10, -44-, E- 19th Nov.
JANICE FISH.
Issue:
1925, M- 3rd Aug.
63 - I
NATALIE ANN,
64 - II
REBECCA JANE, B- 13th Apr.
1951.
- CECELIA LYNN, B- 13th Nov.
1955.
RUSSEL A R T H U R , B- 2nd OCT.
1957.
6
5 - TIT
66
- IV
CO
t
67 - V
VI
E- 20th Dec.
CHERYL LYNN, B- 3rd Oct.
1949.
19__.
PAMELA JEAN, B- 16th Sept.
QUEN TIN DOLAND-10, -50-,
LUAN N SPICE.
B-
6 th
Jan.
1964.
1939, M- 3rd Aug . 196
GENE GEORGE DCLAND-10, -50-, B- 22nd Jan.
1964 , JUNE ODELL.
Issue:
69 - I
STEVEN EDWARD, B- 7th Dec.
70 - II
KEITH ALLAN, B- 22nd Nov.
71 - III
- BETH ANN,
JOHN RANSOM DOLAND-10,
Issue :
PAM ODELL.
72 - I
SUSAN,
B- 15th Oct.
1947,
1
r
1941, M - 28th Fe b.
1965.
1966.
1969.
-51-, B- 20th Jan.
1947, M - 5th May 1968
B- 2nd June 1969.
ROGE R SEYMOUR GORMLEY-iO, -52-, E- 17th Jan. 1927, M- 2 9 th F e b .
Issue:
19 48 , ELIZABETH D E V L I E G H E R , B- 12th Jan. 1927.
73 - I
— ROGER STEVEN,
B- 29th Apr.
1952.
74 - II
- RONALD SCOTT,
B- 16th Nov.
1953.
75 - III
- CHARLES SEAN, B- 24th Jan.
1959.
438
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APPENDIX X
IRMA
Apr.
ELIZABETH GORMLEY DEGRAW-10, -53- , B- 7th
July 1935, M-13th
1957, EDWARD D E G R A W , B~ 15th May 1937.
Issue:
75-1
- ELIZABETH ANN, B- 13th Feb.
77-11
- AMY MARIE,
73 -
III
B- 30th Jan.
1953.
1963.
- EDWARD, J R . , B- 4th Feb.
1967.
WILLIAM SEYMOUR GORM LEY -I O, -54-, B- 16th Dec. 1936,
1964, CAROLINE PIATT, B- 15th Mar. 1941.
Issue:
79-1
M- 25th
July
- BETH DOROTHY, B- 16th June 1967.
CROSBY RANSOM G O R M L E Y - I O , -55-, B- 16th Dec. 1936,
1964, MARILYN WHITENOUR, B- 4th Nov. 1941.
Issue:
80-1
- LINDA LOUISE, B- 14th Nov.
31-11
- RANSOM DAVID, B- 29th May 1969.
82 - III
- SUSAN MARGARET,
M-23th
June
1965.
B- 29th July 1970.
NANCY JANE GORMLEY CAMPBELL-10, -56-, B- 27th May 1939,
June 1959, GEORGE CAMPBELL, B- 28th Jan. 1927.
M- 13th
JULIA ELLEN GORMLEY BROWN-10, -57-, B- 19th June 1940, M- 12th
Sept. 1970, EDWARD VINCENT BROWN, B- 22nd Mar. 1931.
Issue:
83-1
- PAMELA LEE, B- 9th Jan.
1967.
DORA ANN GORMLEY VILLEMS 'V E R 2 I L L O '-10, -58-, B- 24th Feb.
M- (1) 24th Feb. 1962, DONALD WILLEMS, B- 29th Sept. 1941.
Iss u e :
84-1
M-
- CYNTHIA ANN, B- 4th Jan.
(2) ANTHONY VERZILLO,
1963.
B- 24th Feb.
85-1
- THOMAS JAMES, B- 29th Oct.
86-11
- MARIE ANN, B- 5th Dec.
1914.
1968.
1969.
Issue:
1942,
489
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APPENDIX X
DIANN JOAN PARDEE S2YMANSKI-11, -59-,
JOHN S Z Y M A N S K I . Issue:
87-1
- JOHN JR.,
33-11
- STEVEN,
B- 3rd Apr.
B- 23rd July 196_.
13-
6
th May 1969 .
1946, M- 1965,
490
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APPENDIX XI
-FRANZ-L ETTRE FAMILIE3 Ancestry of RICHARD JOHN FRANZ,
(#1227) .
husband of LAURA AUGUSTA DOLAND
PETER FRANZ-5, -1-, and EVA MARGUERITA HABERMANN, greatgrandparents of RICHARD JOHN FRA NZ- 8 , were born, married and died
in GERMANY.
Their son, CONRAD FRANZ-5, -2-, B- 12th July 1780 at
STEINHEIM, GERMANY, M- 13th June 1824 at KLEIN S T E I N H E I M ,
GERMANY, ANNA MARIA MULLER, B- 24th Oct. 1795 at STEINHEIM,
GERMANY.
By an earlier wife, CONRAD FRANZ -2-, had
3 - 1
4
5
- IGNATZ FRANZ, B- 23th March 1820 .
I - ANNA,
- II
issue:
M- WILHELM RIEBEL.
- CLARA FRANZ
CONRAD FRANZ - 6 , and ANNA MARIA MULLER FRANZ had one son:
5 - 1
- GEORG CARL FRANZ,
CONRAD -2-, D- 11th Sept.
B- 7th Nov.
1824
at M A N A U , GERMANY.
1825 at MANAU, GERMANY.
ANNA MARIA MULLER, M- II ROTH.
7 - 1
- JEAN ROTH
(son), D- 13 th June 1856
at MANAU, GERMANY7 .
GEORG CARL FRANZ -7, - 6 -, left GERMANY, 19th Aug. 1353 and arrived
U.S.A. on 17th Oct., D- Sept. 2, 1873, M- 3rd April 1854 at
NEWARK, N.J. to CATHERINE WILHELMINA LOUISA L E T T R E - 7 , -9-, left
GERMANY, 11th Aug. 1853 and arrived U.S.A., 2nd Oct.
491
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APPENDIX XI
GEORG CARL FRANZ-7, - 6 -, and CATHERINE WILHELMINA LOUISA LETTRE
FRANZ“ 7, -9-/ D- Jan. 31, 1912.
Issue:
25-1
- RICHARD JOHN f B- 15th June 1855 , christened JOHANN
RICHARD FRANZ, but changes his name to RICHARD JOHN
FRANZ when a child.
B- 323 Halsey St., NEWARK, N.J
{old #59 Church St.) .
25-11
- CHARLES, B- 19th Dec.
April 1857.
27 - III
- WILLIAM, B- 13th April 1858, JERSEY CITY,
30th July 1861, NEW YORK CITY.
28 - IV
- LUDWIG CHRISTIAN, B- 17th July 1863, NEW YORK CITY,
545 pearl St., D- 31st Dec. 1924, NEW YORK CITY, M5th July 1892 at BOSTON, MASS., EDITH W. HATCH, B17th Dec. 1866 at NORTH BERWICK, MAINE.
29
-V
- EMIL HEINRICH,
Green Sr.
30
- VI
- FERDINAND, B- 14th Nov. 1870, JERSEY CITY H T S ., N.J
D- 29th A p r i 1 1875 at NEWARK, N.J.
BD- at Woodland Cemetery,
1856, NEWARK,
B- 17th Aug.
NEWARK,
N.J.,
N.J.:
FERDINAND FRANZ -30-29-
CATHERINE W.L. LETTRE -9BD- at Evergreen C e m e t e r y , E L I Z A B E T H , N.J.;
CHARLES FRANZ 0260
BD- at Lutheran Cemetery, WILLIAMSBURG,
WILLIAM FRANZ
-27-
N.J.,
1865, NEW YORK CITY,
GEORGE CARL FRANZ ~ 6 ~
EMIL HEINRICH FRANZ
D~ 27th
BROOKLYN N.Y.:
D~
98
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APPENDIX XI
CHRISTIAN L E T T R E - 6 , - 8 -, 3- 10th Nov. 1004, MANAU, G E R M A N Y , M(I), 1st Sept. 1833 at MANAU, JOHANNA C.E. FENDT, B - 24th July
1808, D- IS th Oct. 1841.
Issue:
9
_ j
- CATHERINE WILHELMINA LOUISA
GERMANY.
. 1834, M A N A U ,
10
- II
- WILHELM, B- 10th July 1837,
Iss u e :
MARGARET.
. 1884, M-
11
- I
- OTTILIE
12 - II
- FREDERICKA
13 - III
- GERTRUDE
14 - IV
- LUDWIG
15 - V
—
Il {1 1 } ELIZABETH REPP
ls - I
22
- II
- LUDWIG,
Issue:
B- 1845.
Issue:
17-1
- WILHELM
18 - II
- ELSA
19 - III
- HELENA
20 - IV
- MARTHA
21 - V
- CARL RICHARD
- EMIL,
B~ 1 848.
23 - I
24 - Ill
T?MTT
llii' l 2
LLj
- FERDINAND,
Issue:
- FRIEDA
B- 1850, D- 1869
493
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APPENDIX XI
Newark,- N . J . J u l y 1, 1896 - _ .
Dear Son,.
:‘
r":
7
I should have liked to write you
earlier, but you know that I cannot write
in English.
Walter received your
with the stamps yesterday.;
you himself about it.
with it.
letter ...
He will write
^
\
"■ \V
He was very happy
.
Tomorrow is the last day in school.
■^ As far as I am concerned I am in pretty
good health.
I also received that pretty
comb; it is very nice, thank you.
used it today for the first time.
might have added a few more ......
_
I have
.You
lines to
it, that would have m^de me even hapoier. . :
All of us are in good health.
Richard
is not at home at this moment.' He is in
Philadelphia and will orobablv return
>
^
ROLL GENEALOGY
APPENDIX XI
tonight or tomorrow night.
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is leaving for school.
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- There is nothing else new, to write,
greetings.from Laura and: the c h i l d r e r i yg&f.
: : ; I wish you a nice 4th of Ju ly .
;.7>‘V
Cordial regards from your
loving mother
Catharina Franz
Excuse my bad handwriting.
you can read it.
Write me if
'
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495
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APPENDIX XI
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APPENDIX XI
497
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APPENDIX XI
RICHARD JOHN FRANZ-3,
at ELBERON, N.J., MDOLAND {*1317) .
6
-25-, B- 15th June 1355 , - 30th May 1931
th Nov. 1883, NEWARK, N.J
to LAURA AUGUSTA
EMIL HEINRICH FR ANZ- 8 , -29-, B- 17th Aug. 1865, D- 25th Feb. 1893
to CARRIE E.
at NEWARK, N.J., M- 17th Oct. 1383, NEWARK, N.J
MITCHELL (#1323) .
493
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APPENDIX XII
-FRANCISCO FAMILYThe FRANCISCO name is one which is found in all parts of the
United States and the bearers of which trace their ancestry to
several countries and to both early settlers and to recent
immigrants.
We are here concerned only with that family which is
first found in the outlying section of NEWARK, NEW JERSEY, then
called SECOND RIVER and part of which is now the towns of NUTLEY
and BELLEVILLE in ESSEX COUNTY.
At the beginning of the
eighteenth century they were among the first settlers of
HORSENECK in what is now the CALDWELL-FAIRFIELD area.
Some of
this branch removed to the upper Hudson River valley in NEW YORK
STATE prior to the revolution and some of their descendants may
still be found there.
The members of the family with which this
writing is concerned are descended from one J O H N - 2 F R A N S O Y , of
NEWARK and his wife GESHEE.
The identity and origin of J O H N -2
FRANSOY is not clear.
However, some possibility exists that he
is the JOHN FFRANCIS who, with KESHEE his wife, purchased twentyfour acres of land from JACOBUS JORALOMON within the bounds of
NEWARK on the east side of the third river for 9 pounds, 10
shi1 1 ings on 3 0th December 16 9 5 , recorded in the "Newark Town
Book, from 1 6 9 1 ” , which is in the library of the New Jersey
Historical Society.
That JOHN1-2 FFRANCIS was of NEWARK before
IS 9 5 is born out by the deed quoted above.
That he died be fore19 th Nov, 1733 is born out by the will of ABRAHAM VRELANT, of
N E W A R K , ESSEX COUNTY dated 10th D e c . 1734 in whi ch he bequeathed
land ''bought of sons of JOHN FRANSOY, viz., HENDRICK, FRANCE,
3 A R A T , and ABRAHAM FRANSER, on November 19 , 17 33H (New Jersey
Archives, Calendar of Wills, 11:507).
In the same year this same
AB RAH AM VR E L AN D of N E WA RI< gave a deed to his son SIMEON to "land
in NEWARK bounds which grantor had of the sons of JOHN FRANSES."
The sons of JOHN-2 FRANSOY {FFRANCIS, FRANCES, ETC.) and GESHEE
were F RANCE-3, HENDRICK-3, BARAT-3, A B R A H A M - 3, and probably JOHN3 - There were probably daughters also who are unnamed in the
foregoing records .
499
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APPENDIX XII
-FRANCISCO FAMILYFRANCE FRANSER-3, -2-, also called FRANS FRANCISCUS and FRANCE
F RAN Cl S C O , son of JOHN F RAN S O Y -2 , -1- {A r c h iv e s .3 0} , M- H ARMTJE
XANDERS (SANDERS). Issue:
3 - 1
- JAN (JOHANNES) FRANCISCO, B- 5th Mar.
Acquackanonk Dutch Reformed Church.
1719,
Bp-
4
- II
- ALEXANDER (ALE,SANDER) FRANCISCO, B- 27th Nov.
Bp- Acquuckanonk Dutch Reformed Church.
5
- III
- BARENT, B- 16th Oct. 1730, 3p- 29th Nov.
Second River Dutch Reformed Church.
1727,
1730 at
HENDRICK FRANSER-3, ~ 6 ~, also called HENDRICK FEANCISKUS, son of
JOHN FR ANS OY-2, -1- (Archives .30) , M- LEVENTIE VAN DER KOECK
(VANDERCOOK). Issue:
7 - 1
- MACHIEL (MICHAEL) FRANCISKUS, B- 2nd May 1729, 3p8 th June 1729 at Second River Dutch Ref. Church.
3
- II
- S A R A , B- 4th Jan.
River .
9
- III
- JOHN (JOHANNIS), B- at DISTORNS NECK
CANSEGAT).
1732,
Bp- 2nd Apr.
1732 at Second
(HORSENECK,
10 - IV
- GE ES J E ?, M- 13th May 1740 , NICLAES STIJG at SECOND
RIVER.
11 - V
- LENA?, B- at GANSEGAT, M- JOHS. VAN DER HOEF at
Acquaekanonk Dutch R e f . C h u r c h .
3ARAT FRANSER-3, -12-, also called BARENT V. SISCO and BARENT
F RAN Cl SCO, of MORRIS COU N TY (Archives 35 :153),
BAREN T F RAN SEE
witnessed the will of JOHANNES THOMAS E E , o f N E W A R K , dated 23th
Feb. 1727 (Archives 32:322), M- CATLYNTJE S T E G E R S , 19th Apr. 1726
at Acquaekanonk Dutch Ref . C h u r c h . They witnessed several
baptisms 1727-1741 at both the Second River and Acquaekanonk
Dutch churches.
BARENT FRANCISCO and JOHN FRANCISCO are included
in the list of freeholders of MORRIS COUNTY from the Township of
Preakness dated 31st Aug. 1752.
In the Essex County Court Files
for 15th June 1767 he is given a judgment against NATHANIEL
PIERSON in a suit of trespass.
He and CATLYNTJE were parents of
seven known ch ildren . I s s u e :
500
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APPENDIX XII
13-1
- 3AREAH
{also called SARAH VAN C I S C O ) .
14 - II
- JOHANNES, B- 10th Mar.
AC Q U A C K A N O N K .
15 - III
- GEESIE, B- 18th Oct.
SECOND RIVER.
16 - IV
- HENDRICK, B- 14th May 1733,
SECOND RIVER.
17 - V
- DIRCK,
RIVER.
18 - VI
- CATHALIJNTJE,
19 - VII
- MARIA V., B- 29th Sept.
SECOND RIVER.
1729, Bp- 13th Apr.
1731,
B- 12th May 1735,
1729
at
Bp- 14th Nov. 1731 at
Bp- 24th June 1733
at
Bp- 15th June 1735 at SECOND
Bp- 17th June 1742 at ACQUACKANONK.
1746,
Bp- 15th Nov.
1746 at
ABRAHAM F R A N S E R - 3 , -20-, Newark Town Records, p. 136 shows his
property as being one of the lines of division between NEWARK and
SECOND RIVER.
Liber C Essex County Court Minutes mentions him as
a Constable of NEWARK, 1744/45.
M- ELISABETH S T E G H , dau. of
THOMS. Issue:
21-1
- THOMAS,
Bp- 29th Oct.
1727 at SECOND RIVER.
22-11
- A B R A H A M , B- 11th Oct.
SECOND RIVER.
23 - III
- HENDRIK, B- 1st Feb.
SECOND RIVER.
1732,
Bp-
24 - IV
- GEESIE, B- 16th Mar.
SECOND RIVER.
1732,
Bp- 28th Apr.
25 - V
- JER E M I A H ? f B- ca.1745.
1729, Bp- 28th Dec.
6 th
Feb.
1729 at
1732 at
1734 at
501
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APPENDIX XII
J OH ANNIS FRANGIS K O -3, -26-, probably son of JOHN F RAN S O Y -2 and
KESHE.
He is included based on the fact that he was sponsor for
the son of his supposed brother, Barent (12) at ACQUACKANONK on
13th Apr. 1729.
He was born at ACQUACKANONK according to the
record of h is second marriage, and was 1 iv ing at HORSENECK in the
PARISH of POMPTON at the time.
He owned land at TEWAUGHAW
(TO NA G O 5 in 17 4 9 and was among the freeholders of MORRIS COUNTY
!!TOWNSHIP of POQUANACK" , 31st Aug. 1752 . He was married before
1723 to GRIETJE BUIJS (BUYS) and after her death married CLAERTJE
CGERTE, 3rd July 1737 at ACQUACKANONK.
Issue of JOHANNIS and
GRIETJE {M A R G A R E T T A ) :
27 - I
- N.N.,
Bp- 22nd Jan.
1723 at ACQUACKANONK.
28-11
- HENDRICK, B- 30th May 1730, Bp- 14th June 1730 at
SECOND RIVER.
29 - III
- JACOB,
B- 26th Sept.
Issue of JOHANNIS and CLAARTJE
30-1
- PIETER,
31-11
- MARYTJE,
(KLARA):
B- 1738, Bp- at POMPTON PLAINS.
Bp- 21st July 1745 at POMPTON PLAINS.
JAN (JOHANNES) FRANCISCO-4, -3-, B- 5th Mar. 1719, BpAcquackanonk Dutch Reformed Church, M~ ANNATIE D O R E M U S .
32-1
Issue:
- FRANCOIS, Bp- 11th Sept. 1742 at Gansegat Dutch Ref.
Church by REV. JOHANNES VAN DRIESSEN of Acquackanonk
Churc h .
ALEXANDER FRANCISCO-4, -4-, B- 27th Nov. 1727, Bp- 1st Dec. 1727
at Acquackanonk Dutch Reformed Church, M- AN TJE _____ . Issue:
33-1
- JANNETJE, B- 3rd Oct.
POMPTON PLAINS.
1772, Bp- 31st Oct.
1772 at
502
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APPENDIX XII
JOHN (JOHANNIS) FRANCISCO-4, -9-, B- at DISTORNS NECK (HORSENECK,
GANSEGAT), M- 30th Apr. 1745, AALTJE DOREMUS at the Acquackanonk
Dutch Ref. Church.
JOHN probably moved to NEh7 YORK STATE about
1770 where he and his sons saw military service in the Albany
County militia during the re vo lut ion . JOHN and AALTJE had the
following children:
34 - I
- HENRY,
35-11
- THOMAS, B- 20th Aug. 1747,
Hackensack Ref. Church.
35
- III
- JOHN,
37
- IV
- ABRAHAM,
36
-V
- LAVYNTJE, B- 8 th Apr. 1753 at GANSEGAT, Bp- 20th May
1753 at First Reformed Church, POMPTON PLAINS, M- 6 th
Nov. 1782 , GERRET VOORHOUIS at SCHAGHTICOKE .
39 - VI
B- 1st Aug. 1745
at GANSEGAT.
Bp-
13th Sept.
1747 at
B- 27th July 1749.
B- 12th Feb.
1751 at GANSEGAT.
- ANNA (ANAKA, O N C H E ) , B- 7th Mar. 1755 at GANSEGAT, MHENRY VANDERCOOK.
They had 7 children all Bp- at
SC HA GH T I C O K E .
40
- VII
- LEVI
(LEVYNU3), B- 12th Mar.
41
- VIII - CORNELIUS,
42
- IX
- MICHAEL,
43
-X
- JANE,
44
- XI
- ATIE
45
- XII
- JACOB
46
- XIII - ELIZABETH
1757.
B- 4th Dec. 1759.
B- 17th Jan.
B- 29th Oct.
1762.
1765, M- ABRAHAM
(OLIVE), B- 19th Feb.
GARRISON.
1767/8.
SAREAH FRANCISCO PIETERSE-4, -13-, dau. of BAREHT FRANCISCO-3,
12- and CATLYNTIE STEGER, M- EGBORTS P I E T E R S E . Issue:
47-1
- CATALYNTIE
43-11
- BARENT
49 - III
- GEESYE
-
503
ROLL GENEALOGY
APPENDIX XII
SAREAH is named in her father's will in which she was bequeathed
the sum of ten pounds.
Her son BARNET in the same instrument is
g iven a gun .
JOHANNES FRANCISCO-4, -14-, B- 10th Mar. 1729, Bp- 13th Apr. 1729
at ACQUACKANONK.
He was left a negro man and a share in his
father's farm by the will of his father dated 4th Jan. 1775 , 14LENA MANDEVIL (MANDEVILLE). Issue:
50-1
- JOHANNIS, B- 4th June 1749, Bp- 25th June 1749 at
SECOND RIVER.
51 - II
- LEA, B- 15th Dec.
PLAINS.
52 - III
- JACOB, B- 7th Dec.
PLAINS.
1756, Bp- 7th Jan.
1753, Bp- 7th Jan.
1757 at POMPTON
1759 at POMPTON
GEESIE FRANCISCO DEB O W - 4, -15-, B- 13th Oct. 1731, Bp- 14th Nov.
1731 at Second River Dutch Church, M-ca. 1756 PAULUS DEBOW ''on the
Pl ai n s 1'. I ssu e:
53 -
T
X
- GERRET
54 - II
- BARNEY
55 - III
- MARY
56 - IV
- CATY
HENDRICK FRANCISCO-4, -16-, B- .14th May 1733 , Bp- 24th June 1733
at SECOND RIVER.
He was left "the land where he lives" by his
father's will {A r c h i v e s .35:153).
He was elected a deacon of the
Hanover Reformed Church, 15th Feb. 1774.
He also bore the name
CISCO, M- MARIA _____ . Issue:
57-1
M-
- JOHANNIS, B- 22nd Mar.
POMPTON PLAINS.
(2) ANTJE MANDEVILLE.
53-1
1758, Bp- 18th June 1753 at
Issue:
- HENDRICK, 13- 29th Nov.
POMPTON PLAINS.
1764 , Bp- at Ref.
Church,
504
ROLL GENEALOGY
APPENDIX XII
DIRCK FRANCISCO-4, -17-, B- 12th May 1735, Bp- I5th June 1735 at
SECOND RIVER.
His father left him a share of his farm by will
dated 4th Jan. 1775.
He resided first at POMPTON and then at
PAUL DEBOW'S at JACKSONVILLE (his brother-in-law).
In his will
he called himself RICHARD FRANCISCO, of PEQUANNOCK (Morris County
Will Book A : 271) , the date of the will being 13th A p r . 1808 . He
is also called DIRK F. SISCO, M- 13th Apr. 1753, MARAGRITIE
CACHE INN
at the Acquackanonk Church.
Issue:
59-1
-
SARAH, M~ 23rd Oct. 1780, PETER MEAD, JR. ofPOMPTON;
lived at BL OO MI N G D A L E , had issue 5 children.
60-11
- BAREND
61 - III
- MARY, M~ FRANCIS COOK and had
Bp- at POMPTON PL.
62 - IV
- PAULUS D E B O O G , BPLAINS.
63 - V
- GEESIE,
CISCHO,
(BARNEY).
8
th Mar.
issue 5 children all
1769, Bp- at POMPTON
also known as MARGARET FRANCISCO and GRIETJE
B- 15th Feb. 1774, Bp- at POMPTON PLAINS.
64 - VI
- A N T I E , Bp- at POMPTON PLAINS.
65 - VII
- DIRK, Bp- 25th July 1776 at POMPTON PLAINS, Dinfancy.
66
- VIII - DIRK, B- 1st Nov.
PLAINS.
57 - IX
68
- X
1778,
- PIETER, B- 14th Dec.
Bp- 3rd Jan.
1777,
in
1779 at POMPTON
Bp- at POMPTON PLAINS.
- WILLIAM D., B- 12th July 1781, Bp- at POMPTON PLAINS.
MARIA V. SISCO COEK-4, -19-, B- 29th Sept. 1746, Bp- 15th Nov.
Received ten pounds in the will of her
father.
She is mentioned in the records of the Reformed Dutch
Church of MON TVILL E as MARIA B. FRANCISCO (17 8 6 ) , M- PETER C O E K .
Issue :
69-1
- MARIA, Bp- 22nd July 1780 at the R e f . Dutch Church of
Mon tv ille .
505
ROLL GENEALOGY
APPENDIX XII
HENDRIK FRANCISCO-4, -23-, B- 1st Feb. 1732, Bp- 6 th Feb. 1732 at
SECOND R I V E R , M~ 14th Jan. 1757, HILLEGOND (HILLITIE) BRUYN.
Iss u e :
70-1
- HILLEGONT, B- 18th Jan. 1765 at P O V E R S H O N , Bp- 17th
Feb. 1765 at ACQUACKANONK.
71-11
- MARGRIETJE, B- 11th Jan. 1767, Bp- 16th Aug. 1767 at
ACQUACKANONK, M- 14th June 1788, JOHN GORDON at
ACQUACKANONK.
72 - III
- ABRAHAM,
73 - IV
- ANTHONY
3-05.1770.
GEESIE FRANCISCO FORD-4, -24-, B- 15th Mar. 1734, Bp- 28th Apr.
1734 at SECOND RIVER, M- 17th May 1756, NATHANIEL FORD at
ACQUACKANONK and had issue:
74
_
T
JL
- ABRAHAM,
75 - II
- JAMES,
7 6 - Ill
- ABRAHAM,
Bp- at S C H A G H T I C O K E , N.Y.
Bp- at S CHA GH T I C O K E , N.Y.
Bp- at SCHAGHTICOKE,
N.Y.
JEREMIAH
- 2 0 - and
(MANDEVi:
7? - I
- ABRAHAM
78 - II
- HENDRICK,
79 - Ill
- GEESHE,
80 - IV
- AMY,
81 - V
- MARIA,
(ABRAM) .
B- 2nd Mar.
B- 2nd Apr.
Bp- 29th Mar.
1774,
1776,
Bp- at SCHAGHTICOKE.
Bp- at SCHAGHTICOKE.
1776 at SCH AG HTI COK E.
B- 1772, Bp- at SCHAGHTICOKE.
506
ROLL GENEALOGY
APPENDIX XII
HENDRICK FRANCISCO-4, -28-, B- 30th May 1730, Bp- 14th June 1730
at SECOND RIVER, D- 30th Dec. 1814.
His will dated 4th Aug.
1812, probated 8 th Feb. 1814 mentions sons, JOSIAH, PETER, dec.
and JOHN, dec., also MARY, wife of PETER, HOCKEY, wife of JOHN,
grandsons, children of JOHN; HENRY, ANDREA and THOMAS and a
granddaughter, child of J O H N , M A R G R E T . He M - MARGARET D E B A U N .
1 s s ue i
82-1
- JOSIAH,
33-11
- PETER II.
84-111
- JOHN
B-ca.
23rd Nov. 1767.
JOHN FRANCISCO-5, -50-, also known as JOHN CISCHO and JOHANNIS
FRANCISCO, B- 4th June 1749, Bp- 25th Jun. 1749 at Second River
Dutch Ch., M- POLLY (MARIA/MARY) CLARK.
Issue: ten children
including :
85-1
- PETER I.,
was
a private in theWar of 1812.
36-11
- CLAARTJE (CLARISSA), 326th Oct. 1804, Bp- First
Reformed Church, POMPTON PLAINS, D- 25th Mar. 1886,
3D- Brook Valley, KINNELON BOROUGH, MORRIS COUNTY,
NEW JERSEY, M- 18th Oct. 1822 at M T . HOPE to HENRY
D 0 LAND (see Append ix X ) .
Abstracted from article "Some Franciscos of Essex and Morris
Counties, N . J . ” New York Genealogical a Biographical Record 96_
156-172 (1965) by George F . Kent.
507
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