Family records

Preface

It is an interestingobject of curiosity to most men to searcli into the oii;^iii of tlu:ir own famillL-s, to trace tlielr descents, and to collect the history o( the iuiliviihials who compose them. However remote in time or consanguinity, it is natural to believe that we inhei'it from our fatheis their mental an I physical peculiarities, though moditied by circumstances. Wii enter aTjetiouately into their concerns, and rej )ice in their houors or prosperity, and are personally grieved by their misconduct or misfoitunes.

These sentiments are uruloubtedly founded in the innate and best feelings of the huin;in heart, which delights in multiplying and extending the ties that bind u> to our fellow creatures. The love of our kindred is the first degree of expansion of th^ heart in its progress towards universal benevoienoe. The history of states is but a history of families.

To satisfy this curiosity, in some measure, has been my aim in collecting the materials for the genealogies in this publication. Much pains have been taken to obtain correct inform ition respecting families. Wherever family records could be obtained, they have been used ; but in most cases no such record could be had. 1 therefore had to dei)end on the memory i,f some one or more of the family, and in consequence, no doubt, many errors may be found; but I hope I'or the most part the names are correct. With the exception of one or two, every family maybe traced back to some branch that lived in Passaic Valley previous to the year 1800.

I have now submitted to the public, and especially those whose families or ancestors are named, the labor's of some seven year-s, hoping that some, at least, will be pleased lo learn something more of their ancestors and connections than they would otherwise have known.

JOHN LITTELL.

Passaic VrUei/, New Providence, April, 1852.

ERRATA.

Page 10, liae 3. for David read Daniel.

17, 22, for Mary Lindsley, diu^rhter of Joseph, read Nancy

LindslHy, dau^rhterof Matthew G. Liadsley.

17, 37, for Vlary, read Nancy.

19, 15, for SiUis read Siiieas.

19, 17, for Ziiia read Silas.

31, bottom line, tor Eusace read Eunice.

32, Heading, for Baldwin read Ball. 32, 12, for Wais read Watts.

32, 30, for Boll read Ball.

36, Strike out 5th Generation.

42, Heading, for Jacob read William. ;

43, do. do. do.

44, Heading, for William Bedell, son of| John, read Henry Bedell.

45, 21, for daughter read daughters.

. 45, 39, for John S. Bradford read John S. Bedford.

47, 29, for Elizabeth B. Tickenor read Elijah B. Tichenor.

48, 13, for Tici^enor read Ticlienor. 50, 7, for his read her.

54, 45, for Larney read Laney.

57, 8, for Jonathan read Thomas.

60, 13, for Herbet read Herbert.

60, 27, for Naphtoli read Naphtali.

61, 14, Strike out 3d after Parsons.

63, Heading, for George read John.

' 64, 35, for Payer read Poyer.

67, 3 from botloiil, for time read times.

71, 40, insert 3 b -fore children.

72, Heading, for vViUiam read Robert.

73, do. for William read Hugh.

73, 4 from bottom, for .Mahateble read Mehelabel.

74, 13, for grand-d lughter read grand-father. -^5, 45, for William 1st read William 3d.

86, 8, for William 1st read William. 3d.

101, bottom line, strike out son of John 3d.

102, 12, insert He at the end of the line.

102, 24, strike out double 11.

105, 2 & 3 incluile (son of Stephen Crane.)

103, 109, 15, 34, int'iie parenthesis, for Julia read Julia Aime.

1 12, 6, for son read daughter.

113, 29, for nine read ten.

117, 25, strike out a at the end of the line.

123, 3S, for Morace read Moreau.

129, 29, for Joseph read Joshua.

134, 19, strike out will.

134, 31, forLabina read Lebbius.

133, 38, for returned read removed.

136, 39, begin the line with a capital I.

139, 19, for Polly read Patty Allen.

Page 149, line 7, strike out, and died younjr.

151, 24, for Illinois rea i Vicior, Western N. Y.

151, 7 from b((tioni, for a (ianclili-r read Esther.

151, 2 from Ixjliom for 4ili nail 14tli.

155, 44. for Marili read Marilia.

156, 41, for Swan reiid Swam.

104, 80, for MicMaan reiid Yiites Co., N. Y.

175, 4, <fe 5. for Reed, in (ad) iiiu! Mad Ki eve.

187, 20. f..i rani. I Hole re^d Clii<rlts Hide. Jnr.

215, for Zai liaiiali Sirkle rtad Zaclianali Van Sickle, and so

of liis Cliildrt'ii. 224, llcadini:, ("r John Liltell read Bt'tijamin Liuell.

302, HeadinL', li)r C:ipi. Jonat! an Mulford read John Noe.

303, 9, (or D:i\ id read Danitd Hart.

306, 9 fmm iMitiom, for 848 read 1848.

307, 8 from b^il'in. (or hrrliam read Aiiraliam.

826, Hann-'ih, Rlioda, Mary, Kzra. V\ ilhani and F.liza Tot-

ter wi re cliildren ol iVhi.xwell Poiti-r and sisters and hrotlier.s <»f Brnjamn) i'oiier, .'^on of iMa.sweil. 326, 5. for Maxwell read Samncl .Mn.wvell. 3J6, 2 from holom, for Levi read Ma.xwelJ. 331, 4. for Lonisa read Levisa. 342, 19, read died aller who. 353, Heading, tor James read Matthias.

356, 18, strike out see Land). 309, 13. for Zebra read Sebra. 383, 21, read. 2. Mary Terry mnrried Ephraim Brynnl, of

Plainfitld -, 3. Caleb Conklin went to Missouii, and

married ibere. 383, 24, for 7. Carcdme, rend 8. Cornelia.

388, 34, read Miles for Mills, and Valley lor Vally.

389, .5, rend Jacoii I. for Jaei.b T.

390, 20, read Rachel for Hannah, and tirst line above Rnrlirl,

insert 3. Pi lly married IJenjamm JNloore ; bolluin line read Lar2:alii r lor 1 avzaliei.

394, 11 «Si 12, rei'.d Cennn<i lor Genning.

395, 10, lead 4. Jidietle for 2. Juliette. 398, 38, read Iibamar for [ibaman-

411, 11 from bottom read Goltra lor Colt ra twice.

412, 1 1, read 2d Gen. lor isl Gen. 426, 36, read Israel for I.<aar.

470, 2S, read Mercy for Mary.

471, 32, add "and iiad a daiighler Miranda."

GENEALOGIES

OF THE

FIRST SETTLERS OF PASSAIC VALLEY, &c. &c. &c.

JONATHAN ALLEN.

Jonathan Allen owned one hundred acres, No. 28 of the Elizabethtown lots, surveyed above the first mountain, on v^^hich Daniel Allen and Joseph Allen afterwards lived, who were probably his sons.

DANIEL ALLEN married Nancy Halsey, near Elizabethtown, and had children :

V. 1. David, who married Jane Pasnet, and lived at Paterson.

S> 2. John, who married at Pompton, and lived and died there.

I 3. Elizabeth married Jonathan Parsons, son of William

I Parsons, and died 4th July, 1844; Mr. Parsons died 9th September, 1821, at 57 years. {See Parsons.)

JOSEPH ALLEN, (brother of Daniel,) married Lydia Potter, daughter of Col. Samuel Potter, and had children :

1. Bethuel, who married, in Ohio, Clara Gee, and had a son, John ; when his wife died, and he married the widow Polly Scott, daughter of John Dean, of Springfield, N. J., and had another son.

2. Phebe married David Clark, son of Stephanus Clark, Sen., in Ohio.

3. Jemima, married in Ohio.

4. Chloe.

5. Moses, died a young man, unmarried.

Lydia, the wife of Joseph Allen, died 10th Feb. 1799, aged 42 years, after which he went to Ohio, to his children, and died there.

NoTK. — I know of no connection between thi» family and Joseph Allen, Jun., which followi.

JOSEPH ALLEN, Jvy.

JOSEPH ALLEN, Jun.

JOSEPH ALLEN, Jun:, married Sarah Willcockse, daiighter of Peter Willcockse, Sen. (The family now spell the name Willcox.) He drew No. 113 of the Elizabethtown lots surveyed above the first mountain, about one mile east of the Mount Bethel Church, but lived in Washington Valley, between the mountains. They had children : ■

" 1. David, who married Mary Camp, daughter of Aaron

s Camp, son of John Camp, (or Johannes Vancampen,) of

I Passaic Valley.

? 2. Peter, married Mary Marshall, daughter of James Marshall, of Washington Vnlley.

3. Gideon, married, 19th August, 1787, Susannah Cory, daughter of Elder Daniel Corv, of Longhill.

4. William married 10th March, 1790, Nancy Marshall, sister of Peter's wife.

5. Philip, married Betsey Clark, daughter of Ehas Clark, who lived on Stony Hill.

6. Henry, twin to Philip, married Phebe Clark, daughter of James Clark.

7. Patty, who married Joseph Doty, [See Doty.']

8. Sarah married Jonathan Ruckman, \_See Ruckman.']

DAVID ALLEN, (Ist child of Joseph, Jun.,) and Mary Camp, daughter of Aaron, had children; g 1. Sarah, who married John Blackford, son of Benjamin

Blackford, of Piscataway, and went to Readstone.

1 2. Jemima, married 3 Ist May, 1785, Joseph Cole, Jun., son I of Joseph, of Scotch Plains. {See Cole.)

3. Phebe, married Jacob Allen, son of Joseph Allen, and went to Cincinnati.

4. Polly, married Levi Parker, son of Isaac Parker, and went to the Lakes, N. Y.

5. Amy, married Richard Roff son of Richard. {See Rojf.)

6. Betsey, married Thomas Willet, son of Jonathan Willet, of Stony Hill Valley.

7. John, (the Colonel) married Betsey Cole, daughter of Master William Cole, of Scotch Plains ; she died without children, and he went to the west and married there.

8. Joseph, married Hannah Willet, daughter of Jonathan Willet. above named.

9. Rachel, married Aaron Scudder, son of George Scudder, and went to the Lakes, New York.

10. Martha, married William Sherwood, of Connecticut.

11. David Allen, Jun. married Susan Townley, daughter of Matthias, son of James Townley.

12. Aaron, married at Pittsburg, and went to Ohio.

JOSEPH ALLEN, Jtw.

13. Squier, married Hannah Cory, daughter of Parkhurst Cory, of Stony Hill Valley, and died without children.

JOSEPH ALLEN, (8th child of David Allen) and Hannah Willet, -went to French Creek, and iiad children : g 1. Camp, is unmarried.

2. John, who married Esther Hall, and went to French i Creek, Penn.

1 S. Bradford, married Line, daugiiter of Amos Line.

4. Betsey, who died at about the age of 6 years.

DAVID ALLEN, (11th son of David Allen,) and Susan Townley, lived in Washington Valley, and had children :

1. Aaron, who married Maria Stead, daughter of Thomas Stead, and had children, 1st, Sophia Elizabeth.

2. vSarah Anne married Israel Moore, 21st February, 1849, son of Moses Moore, and had children, 1st, David Allen Moore.

3. Elias, married Elizabeth Caroline Spencer, 28th February, 1849, daughter of James L. Spencer, and had children, 1st, Cornelia.

4. David, 3rd.

5. John.

G. Mary.

PETER ALLEN, (2d child of Joseph Allen, Jun.) and Mary Marshall, had children. ^ 1. Rhoda, who married William Ross, son of Ezra Ross, I of Long Hill.

I 2. Noah, who married Phebe Jennings. ? 3. Peter, who married Phebe Johnson, of Albany.

4. Anne married Levi Gould, of New York, — — have no children.

5. Deborah, married David Buckley, of Connecticut ;' have no children :

6. Betsey, married William Randall, of Scotch Plains, and have children: 1. Philip Randall ; 2. Elizabeth Randall, who married Ebenezer Cooper ; 3. Harriet Randall.

7. Mary Anne, married James Bealty, of Staten Island.

GIDEON ALLEN, (3rd son of Joseph Allen, Jun.) and Susannah Cory, had children. ^ 1. Daniel, who married Hetty Tucker, daughter of Joseph ^ Tucker, son of John.

3 2. Henry married Esther Achor, daughter of Philip Achor, I. of Scotch Plains.

- 3. Patty.

4. Phebe, married Lines Tucker, son of Joseph Tucker, son of John.

JOSEPH ALLEN, Ju.v.

5. Fanny, married William Jennings, son of Benjamin Jennings, of Mount Bethel.

0. Lydia married, 1st, Joseph Hamilton; 2d, William Tallman.

7. Sarah, married Henry Moore, son of Henry. {See Moore.)

DANIEL ALLEN, (son of Gideon,) and Hetty Tucker, had children :

1, Rosetta, who married her cousin Ephraim Achor, son of

Philip.

g 2. Israel Cory, married Anne Titus, daughter of William.

I. 3. John married Anne, of New- York.

•' 4. Gideon.

5. Aristedes Heustis.

WILLIAM ALLEN, (4th son of Joseph Allen, Jun.) and Nancy Marshall, had children : g L Marsh, who married Mary Willcox, daughter of Daniel, p [See Willcox.]

1 2. Betsey, married David D. Smalley, son of David, Esq. |- (See Smalley.)

3. Sally, married Moses Stiles, of Morris County.

4. Polly, married, 1st, Mr.Woodruff, but had no children by him. 2d, Frederick Dell, 20th July, 1843.

5. Jane, married Isaac Clark, son of Abraham, of Westfield.

6. William, married Huldah Cole, daughter of Amos, of Scotch Plains.

KBNRT ALVTARD.

HENRY ALWARD.

HENRY ALWARD came from England, married Miss Compton ; lived between Liberty Corner and Basking Ridge, near the mill now owned by Matthias Woodard, and had children : g 1. David, who went to French Creek.

S 2. John. I HENRY ALWARD. Jun.

I 3. Henry, Jun., who married Mary Cox, and had children : L, 1. John, who married — and had children, Henry, and two

others.

1 2. Samuel married Caty King, sister of John King, of I Liberty Corner.

3. Benjamin married Sarah Ayers, daughter of Elisha Ayers, and sister of Major John Ayers, of Basking Ridge.

4. Sarah married Daniel Hampton, whose father lived where John Steele did.

5. Mary married, 1st, Mr. Vankirk — 2d, Cornelius Tunison, of Washington Valley.

6. Mercy married Ephraim Martin, son of Col. Martin.

7. Henry, 3d, married Osee Pennington, daughter of Jonathan Pennington.

8. William married EUzabeth Cross, daughter of William.

SAMUEL ALWARD, (2d child of HenryAlward, Jun.,) and Catv King, had children :

1. Mark.

1 2. Mary, who married John Pope, Jun., son of John Pope. I 3. David.

' 4. Henry married lived at Succasuna Plains.

5. Sally married John Mizener, of Peapack.

6. Samuel, Jun., who went to the Lakes, New- York, and married there.

7. Betsey married Mr. Brown, of Monmouth Co.

8. Charlotte went to Michigan.

BENJAMIN ALWARD, (3d child of Henry Alward, Jun.) and Sarah Ayers, had children :

1. Elisha, who died at 27 years (by the kick of a horse) unmarried.

2. Mar)^ married Joseph Ruckman, son of Jonathan Ruckman. {See Ruckman.)

3. Jane married John Yeatman, an Englishman, and went to Philadelphia ; they had no children.

4. Hannah married Nathan Ruckman, brother of Joseph. {See Biichmom.)

* 5. Benjamin. Jun., married Lydia Coddington, daughter of ? Benjamin Coddington.

s 6. Sarah, married Jonas Bird, son of George Bird, of Mount f Bethel.

7. Esther, (twin to Sarah,) married Stephen Lawrence, son of William Lawrence, of Schoolies Mountain.

8. William, married Pliebe Lyon, daughter of Ebenezer Lyon, and went to French Creek, Penn.

9. Elizabeth married Benjamin Boylan, son of Dr. James Boylan, of Vealtown.

10. Anne married Samuel Carman, of French Creek, Penn., and lived there.

11. Stephen married Miss Pool, of Schoolies Mountain.

12. Daniel married Mary Miller, daughter of Smith Miller.

13. Phebe, twin to Daniel, married John Kinsey, of Amboy, and live there.

SARAH ALWARD, (4th child of Henry Aiward, Jun.,)

and Daniel Hampton, had children :

^ 1. John Hampton, who married, as his 2d wife. Miss

^ Bloodgood.

i 2. Mary Hampton married Mr. Jackson.

I 3. Henry Hampton married Miss Edgar.

^ 4. Dr. William Hampton married Eliza Leddel, daughter

of Dr. William Leddel, of Mendham.

5. Penina Hampton did not marry.

6. Dr. Reuel Hampton.

MARY ALWARD, (5th child of Henry Aiward, Jun.,) and Cornelius Tunison, had children :

1. Henry Tunison, who married Miss Casner.

2. Ehzabeth Tunison married John Bakeman.

3. Nelly Tunison married John Bray, of New Brunswick.

4. Hannah Tunison married Jephtha Mundv ; lives at Middle Brook.

MERCY ALWARD, (Gth child of Henry Aiward, Jun.,) and Ephraim Martin, had children : ^ 1. Patty Martin, who married Samuel Stites, son of Isaac ^ Stites, of Mount Bethel, and went to Illinois, and had 14 S children.

|. 2. Mary Martin married Mr. Scudder.

^ 3, Betsey Martin married

4. Richard Martin lives near Rahwav

HENRY ALWARD, (7th child of Henry Aiward, Jun,, and Osee Pennington, had children :

I 1. Jonathan, who married Deborah Burrows, daughter of

« Waters Burrows, of New Providence-

i 2. Mary married Goin McCoy, son of James McCoy, of

1 Basking Ridge.

3. Anne married Jonathan Hand, son of Jonathan Hand, of Basking Ridge. {See Hand.)

4. Osee.

5. William married Miss Allen, of Peapack.

6. Henry, 4th, married Fanny Guerin, and soon died.

7. Jacob married and soon died.

8. Joseph married Matilda Doty, daughter of David, son of Zeb.

9. Betsey married, 1st, John Ryerson; 2d, Mr. Barman.

WILLIAM ALWARD, (8th child of Henry Alward, Jun.) and Eliza Cross removed to the Lakes, New York, and had children :

3. Nathaniel.

4. Jerusha.

6. Squier.

7. Jarvis.

BENJAMIN ALWARD, Jun. (5th child of Benjamin Alward,) and Lydia Coddington, had children : » 1. Hugh, who went to Illinois.

2. Esther, who married John Phillips, of Newark.

2 3. Sarah, who went to Illinois.

1 4. Jackson, who went to Illinois.

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SARAH ALWARD, (6th child of Bejamin Alward,) and Jonas Bird, went to the Lakes, New York, and had children :

1. Esther Bird, who died at about 18 years, unmarried.

2. George Bird, who died at about 16 years.

3. Phebe Bird.

4. Silas Bird.

5. Sarah Bird.

ESTHER ALWARD, (7th child of Benjamin Alward,) and Stephen Lawrence, had children:

1. Mary Lawrence, who married Stephen Coleman.

2. William Lawrence, married Miss Coleman, sister of Stephen.

3. Sarah Lawrence, married William Walk.

4. John Lawrence, married Miss Poo!.

5. Benjamin Lawrence.

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6. Sylvester Lawrence.

7. Amanda Lawrence, married her cousin Benjamin Al ward, son of David.

8. EJizabelii Lawrence, died at about 12 years.

9. Stephen Lawrence, Jun.

10. Jane Lawrence.

ELIZABETH ALWARD, (9lh child of Benjamin Alward,) and Benjamin Boylan, had children . ■ L Anne Boylan, who died at about 22 years, unmarried. > 2. Sarah Boylan, married William Hoif.

3. John Boylan, lives in Newark,

4. William Boylan, lives in Brooklyn, N. Y.

5. James Boylan, lives in Newark.

STEPHEN ALWARD, (11th child of Benjamin Alward,) and his wife. Miss Pool, had children :

2. Esther.

3. Benjamin.

DANIEL ALWARD. (12th child of Benjamin Alward,) and Mary JMiller, had children:

1. Benjamin, who married his cousin Amanda Lawrence, daughter of Stephen Lawrence,

2. Moses Miller married Sarah Drake, daughter of Abraham J. Drake, son of William, of Schoolies Mountain.

4. Elisha, born 29lh April, 1826 — married, 31st August, 1847, to Rachel Drake, daughter of the above-named William Drake.

5. Daniel, Jun.

7. Esther.

8. Smith Miller.

9. Rachel.

PHEBE ALWARD, (13th child of Benjamin Alward,) and John Kinsey, of Amboy, had children:

1. Daniel Kinsey.

2. Sarah Kinsey.

3. Esther Kinsey.

4. Wesley Kinsey.

JONATHAN ALWARD, (1st child of Henry Alward, 3d,) and Deborah Burrows, had children:

1. Edward, who died, — September, 1S34, asred 25 years.

2. Jonathan Pennington, born 21st July, 1812, — graduated at

Princeton College, — studied Theology, became a Presbyterian Minister, — married Catherine Fredenburg, dauffhter of the Rev. Mr. Fredenburg, of Somcrville. They went to We!>ternAfrica, as Missionaries. He died there in April, 1841, and she returned home.

3. Osce.

4. Waters Burrows married his cousin, Mary Frances Burrows, daughter of the Rev. Waters Burrows.

5^ Francis, who died in 1845, aged 25 years.

6. Eliza Anne, who died in her 9lh year.

7. Joseph, born July 4th, 1S28, is preparing for the ministry.

JAMES AKDERSON.

g JAMES ANDERSON, married, 14th September, 1766, Lydia n Badgley, and had a son, Baugley Anderson. His wife Lydia then I (lied, and he married Polly, the" widow of Richard Shaw, and had

two other children :

2. Robert, who married Nancy Moore, daughter of Isaac Moore.

3. Betsey, married David Clark, son of Elias Clark, sen. [See Clark.]

5 BADGLEY ANDERSON had three children: i 1. John.

1 2. Israel.

? 3. a daughter who married Mr. Benward.

ROBERT ANDERSON and Nancy Bloore had children :

6. 7.

Note.— RICHARD SHAW had children :

1. Lewis Shaw, who married Phebe Willis, daughter of William Willis.

2. Sally Shaw, who married William Brown, son of John Brown, Sen,

JOHN, JAMES AND GEORGE BADGLE7.

These three hrothers, togethei' with their three sisters, Phebe, Sarah, and Betsey, coineover from Long Island, to Elizabethtovvn.

George settled in Elizabcthtown. He had a daughter, Nancy, who married John Brown, and removed to Stonyhili, [see Brown-I John and James, with tlieir three sister^, came up and settled in the Valley between the 1st and 2nd Mountains, in the year 1736-7. When Joseph Morse, the Elizabclhtown Surveyor, was surveying this region, he surveyed for John and James Badgley, a tract of 400 acres of land, between the mountains, lying along Blue Brook, and extending South to the top of the first mountain. John Badgley had one son, John Badgley, Junior, whose wife's name was Effa.

JAMES BADGLEY had four children : g 1. James, Jun., whose wife's name was Sarah. n 2. Joseph, married Betsey Scudder, sister of Benjamin Scudder, I below Springfield. ?• 3. Anthony married Anne Woodruff.

4. Robert, married Rachel Vreland.

S* PHEBE BADGLEY married Peter Willcockse, Senior. [See f Willcockse.']

I SAPvAH BADGLEY married Joseph Doty, Senior. [Sec Doty.'\ = BETSEY BADGLEY married Uriah Hedges, Senior. [See

ff edges.] g JAMES BADGLEY, Jun., and Sarah, his wife, had children : o 1. James, 3rd. i 2. Joseph, 2nd. g- 3. Lydia.

P 4. Sarah.

5. Rhoda.

JOSEPH BADGLEY, 2nd, (2nd child of James Badgley,) and Betsey Scudder, had children :

1. Timothy.

2. Moses, who married Susannah — and had two children.

3. George.

4. Nancy.

5. Hannah.

ANTHONY BADGLEY, (3rd child of James Badgley,) and Anna Woodruff, had children :

1. Jonathan, who married, 1st Lydia Scudder; 2nd, Hannah -Searing, daughter of Noah Searing.

2. Noiih.

3. Anthony, 2nd, married Abigail Hedges, daughter of Uriah Hedges.

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4. Samuel, married Polly Frazee, daughter of Henry Frazee.

5. Jenny married Barna Hole. [See Hole.'\

6. Nancy, married Maxwell Frazee, son of Henry Frazee, \_Sec Frazee.l

ROBERT BADGLEY, (4th child of James Badgley,) and Rachel Vrelund, had children :

1. Enoch, who married Sally Simson, daughter of John Simson, 2nd, and had a daughter, Sarah, who died 23rd April, 1784.

2. Robert, Junior.

3. William married, 19th June, 179G, Betsey Frazee.

4. Hannah, married Joseph Scudder.

MOSES BADGLEY, son of Joseph, son of James Badgley, Jun.,

married Susannah, and had children:

^ 1. Sarah, who married Calvin Parker, 1 1th June, 1788, son of

Benjamin Parker, of Longhill, and had an only son, Moses B. % Parker, who died unmarried.

1 2. Peggy, who married, 1st June, 1793, William P. Doty, son of =' Anthony, Senior, [Sec Doty.'] Mrs. Susannah BaJgley died 25th

December, 1799, aged 49 years, and Mr. Badgley married, as his 2nd wife, Nancy, the widow of Thomas Oakley. They lived on Longhill. Another Moses Badgley married, 20th September, 1795, Anna, the widow of Samuel Miller, and daughter of John Simson, Junior, and went to Ohio.

JONATHAN BADGLEY, (1st son of Anthony, the 3rd son' f James Badgley,) and Lydia Scudder, lived on North side of the 2nd Mountain, and had children :

1. Ahijah, who married Betsey Willcox, daughter of Noah Willcox, Senior.

2. Stephen married Catherine Denman, daughter of Joseph Denman, of Springfield.

3. Noah, who died unmarried. 4. John S. married Hannah Sturges, daughter of Benjamin Sturges, of Green Village.

5. Polly, married David C. Hand, son of Nehemiah Hand, and had no children.

6. Nancy married Thomas Seward, of Springfield, and died in about six months.

7. Jane, married Samuel Ball, son of Garner Ball ; he died, and she married Mr. Travers. By his 2nd wife, Hannah Searing, he had other children.

8. Aaron, who went to Canada.

9. Nancy who went to Canada, and married there.

10. Jacob, who died young.

12. Noah, 2nd.

13. Sarah, who died young.

14 JAMES BADGLEV.

ANTHONY BADGLEY, Junior, (3rd son of Anthony, 3rd son

of James Balgley,) and A i?ail Hedges, lived on the North side of

the first tnouutuin, where his son Samuel now lives, and had children :

|! 1. Jetnima, who married Jacob Price, son of Rice Price. [<Se«

o Price.]

5 2. Samuel, who was born 1st December, 1793, married Betsey s- Reeve, daughter of Elias Reeve, of Springfield. ° 3. Anthony, 3rd, married Hannah, widow of William Raddin, and dautrhler of Elias Clark, and had no children.

4. Phebe, married John R. (ylark,son of Stephen Clark. 5. David, married Harriet Wilkison, daughter of Nathan VVilkison.

6. Mary, married George Brown, son of William Brown, son of John, and had no children,

7. Dayton, married Sarah Lyon, daughter of John Lyon, son of Ebenezer.

8. Hetty, married Benjamin Sturges, son of Benjamin Sturges, of Green Village, and had no chiMren.

9. Abigail, born May, 1811, married Moses Reeve, born July, 1809, son of Watts Reeve, of Springfield.

JEMIMA BADGLEY. (daughter of Anthony Badgley, Jun.,) and Jacob Price, removed to VVestern New York, and had an only child, Phebe Price, who married and soon died.

SAMUEL BADGLEY, (•2nd child of Anthony Badgley, Jun.) and Betsey Reeve, had children r

1. Charles.

3. Ann Eliza.

4. John Milton.

PHEBE BADGLEY, (4th child of Anthony Badgley, Junior,) and John R. Clark, lived on the South side of 1st Mountain, and had children :

1. Susan Clark, who married Brooks Roll, son of James, son of Brooks Roll.

2. Abigail Clark, who died at about 17 years, unmarried.

3. Lucilla Clark, married William Woodruff, son of Daniel Woodruff.

4. Hetty Clark.

DAVID BADGLEY, (5th child of Anthony Badgley, Junior,) and Harriet Wilkison, lived at N. P. Village and had children:

1. Samuel, who married Hetty Hanford, daughter of Simeon Hanford, and grand-daughter of Isaac Simson, '[Sec Sirnson.l

2. Elizabeth, married, September 23rd, 1849, William G. Marsh, son of Isaac Marsh and Catherine Griffin.

3. Amos.

4. Lyman. ^

5. William Hanley.

JAMBS BADGLUY. H

DAYTON BADGLEY, (7th child of Anthony Badgley, Junior,) and JSarah Lyon, had cliildron :

1. Mary, horn April, 1S;3G.

2. Ellen, who died at about 7 years.

3. Margaret,

4. Isabella died 5th September, 1S48, in youth.

5. Euijene.

6. Eliza.

7. Harriet Meeker.

ABIGAIL BADGLEY, (9ih child of Anthony Badgley, Junior,) and Moses Reeve, had children :

1. James VV. Reeve, born November, 1833.

2. Mary Elizabeth Reeve, born April, 1836.

3. Hester Anne Reeve, born 2nd June, 1838.

4. Benjamin Franklin Reeve, born March, 1847.

5. George B. Dallas Reeve, born December, 1844.

6. Sarah Jane Reeve, born 23rd March, 1850.

SAMUEL BADGLEY, (4th son of Anthony Badgley,) and Polly Frazee, lived between the 1st and 2ad Mountains, and had children :

J, 1. Aaron, who married Betsey Force, daughter of Samuel Force.

^ They both soon died, and left a son, Aaron, who died at about 16

D years.

I 2. Moses Frazee, married Sally Wilkison, daughter of Nathan

§ Wilkison; he soon died; he left a daughter, Lydia, who married, and went, to Ohio, and soon died.

3. Henry, married, 1st, Phebe Sturges, daughter of Benjamin Sturges, of Green Village. 2d. Sarah Gillam, daughter of James Gillani; he died December, 1844.

4. Huma married Ezekiel Clark, son of Stephen Clark, of Westfield.

5. Sarah, married William Price, son of Rice Price, [See Price.]

6. Lydia, who died in 1818, aged 19 years.

7. A'nne, married Jesse Cahoon, from West Jersey; they had no children.

8. Maxwell, married Sally Parker, daughter Calvin Parker, and had no children.

9. Jacob Foster, born 2nd February, 1808, married Anne Brown, born 2(3ih April, 1812, daughter of William Brown.

HENRY BADGLEY, (3rd child of Samuel,) and Phebe Sturges, had children : ^ 1. Mary. ~ 2. Samuel, g 3. Lavina. s 4. Curoline. § 6. Benjamin.

16 JAMES BADGLEY.

§■ 6. Phcbe.

I By his 2ijd wife, Sarah Gillam, he had no children.

c

% HUM A BADGLEY, (4th child of Samuel Badgley,) and Ezckiel "" Clark, lived in Wcstfield, and had chiklren:

1. Maiia Clark, who married Joseph P.Hays.

2. Silas Clark, married Lucretia Haines.

3. Eliza Clark, married John Heaton.

4. Anne Clark, married Jesse Heaton, brother of John.

5. Sarah Clark, married James Agens,

6. William Clark, married Anne Pink, of Brooklyn.

7. Charlotte Clark, married Elias Angleman.

8. Samuel Clark.

9. Charles Clark.

JACOB F. BADGLEY, (9th child of Samuel Badgley,) and Anne Brown, lived where his father did, and had children:

1. Moses, born 21st January, 1833.

2. George Brown, born 19th August, 1835.

3. Henry, born 26th November, 1837.

4. John,"born 14th June, 1840.

5. Lydia Anne, born 26th October, 1842.

6. Samuel, born Sth March, 1845.

7. Crook Vancleve, born 15th June, 1847.

8. Marv, born 2nd June, 1849.

ATINER BAILEY. 17

ABNER BAILEY.

ABNER BAILEY was a hatter. He came from Connecticut, and "bought a house and a small tract of land of Jeremiah Clark, and ■Jived on it, (where the widow Polly Day now lives.) Fie married, 1st, Margret, — she died 15th March, 1793, and he married, 2nd, the widow Sarah, — a sister of Philip Cochran, of New York. Mr. Bailey died January, 10, 1810, without children, and his widow Sarah, married, 23rd September, 1811, Thomas Baldwin, son of Nathan, of Union, as her second husband ; he died by accidentally falling from a wagon, {See Baldwin,) and she died April ISlh, 1835^^ aged 72 years. Mr. Bailey, left no heirs, in New Jersey.

JONATHAN BAILEY.

JONATHAN BAILEY lived at New Vernon, Morris County. He married Rachel Osborn, daughter* of John Osborn, Sen., and had one son, Samuel, who lived in Passaic Valley, where Benjamin Hand now lives, \_See Osborn-I

Samuel Bailey, married Sally Tappen, daughter of James Tappen, [See Dunham.] He was a Captain of the Militia, and died May, 1824, aged 52 years. They had children :

^ 1. Jonathan, who married Abigail Beach, daughter of John

3- Beach.

f 2. SamuelraarriedMaryLindsley, daughter of Joseph Lindsley, >C

f son of Major Lindsley, of Morristown.

f 3, Esthermarried, 6th July, 1820, Squire Manning, son of James, son of Isaac Manning, of Plainfield, and had an only daughter, Sarah, who married William T. Brokaw, son of Cornelius, of Plainfield. Mrs. Esther Manning died September, 1840, and Mr. Manning married Mary Stevens, daughter of John Elevens, of Newfoundland, New Jersey, and died 19th December, 1850.