Descendants of Jacob⁵ and Esther Irons
Grandchildren (7th generation males)

Question on probate information.

John B. was enumerated in the 1830 Census as a resident of Dover Township. The listing indicated a household consisting of males 2:10-15 (Ivins D., Jacob D.), male 1:40-50 (John B.), female 1:5 (Jedidah Hyres), female 1:5-10 (Emoline), female 1:15-20 (Pauline), female 1:20-30 (Elizabeth or Mary M.), and female 1:40-50 (Nancy).

John B. was enumerated in the 1840 Census as a resident of Dover Township. The listing indicated a household consisting of male 1:5, males 3:5-10, male 1:15-20, male 1:50-60, females 2:5, female 1:5-10, female 1:10-15, female 1:15-20, female 1:30-40, and female 1:40-50.

Nancy was enumerated in the 1850 Census as a resident of Dover Township. The listing indicated a household consisting of Ann (age 60), John C. (age 19), Mary Johnson (age 39), and Ann Elizabeth Johnson (age 12).

Question on Census information for 1860 for Nancy.

John B. was listed in [DB] as Overseer of the Highways in 1820, 1837, 1838, 1840, 1842, 1845, 1846, and 1847.

The following events have been recorded: John B. d. 4-22-1849, a. 65y5m1d [Tb-MH]; Nancy d. 3-12-1870, a. 78y4m21d [Tb-MH]; John B. and Nancy married on 4-2-1808, [GMNJ-58:61]

On April 2, 1808 in Monmouth County, John married Nancy Anderson with James Allen, Deacon of the M.E. Church officiating. Nancy was the daughter of Rev. William C. Anderson and Elizabeth Howell.

John B. b. 11-10-1785, d. 4-22-1849, in. Whitesville, married (4-2-1808): Nancy Anderson, b. 10-7-1791, d. 4-12-1870, in. Whitesville

Issue:
1D3B1B1 Elizabeth (1809-1876) m. George Wilson
1D3B1B2 Mary M. (1811-?) m. Taylor Johnson
1D3B1B3 Pauline (1814-1873) m. James Stephens
1D3B1B4 Ivins Davis (1817-1896) m. Susan Whitney
1D3B1B5 Jacob D. (1821-1896) m. Sarah Stratton
1D3B1B6 Emoline (1824-?) m. Jacob McCurdy
1D3B1B7 Jedidah Hyres (1827-1912) m. Joseph White
1D3B1B8 John Corlies (1832-1853) single
1D3B1B9 Martha Anna (1834-1850) youth

Question on probate information.

Jacob served in the War of 1812; he applied for Veterans Benefits and was given a Land bounty #30632.

Jacob was enumerated in the 1830 Census as a resident of Weymouth Township in Gloucster County. The listing indicated a household consisting of male 1:5, male 1:5-10, male 1:30-40, female 1:5, 1:20-30.

Jacob was enumerated in the 1840 Census as a resident of Weymouyth Township in Atlantic County. The listing indicated a household consisting of male 3:5, 2:10-15, 1:40-50, female 1:20-30, and female 1:80-90.

Jacob was enumerated in the 1850 Census as a resident of Hamilton Township, Atlantic County. The listing indicated a household consisting of Jacob (age 57), Martha (age 47), William S. (age 25), Jacob (age 19), Edmond L.B.W. (age 12), Joseph W. (age 10), and Iulia Ann Faimson (age 20). The listing indicated that Jacob was a farmer with property estimated at $1,000.

Question on Census data for Martha for 1860 and 1870.

The following military recorded has be transcribed by [MH]:

Jacob was a verteran of the War of 1812, having been drafted in Mounmouth county on or about September 10, 1814, pursuant to the general order of August 29, 1814, for the term of three months.
He was honorably discharged at Camp, Jersey City, N.J. on December 2, 1814. He served as a private in Captain James Newell's Company of Infantry, 3rd Regt. NJ Drafted Militia commanded by Col John Frelinghusen in Sandy Hook on Nov. 9 and in Jersey City on Nov 24, 1814. For his total service of 2 months and 18 days, he received $20.65.
On Ausgust 31, 1852, Jacob made his declaration under the Act of September, 28, 1850, in order to obtain a 40 acrea bounty land warrant; Warrant #92,607 was issued on August 25, 1853. On June 8, 1855, he forwarded the warrant to the Pension Office requesting that it be exchanged for a 160 acre warrant pursuant to the Act of March 3, 1855. The 40 acre warrant was cancelled on May 28, 1856; there is no indication as to whether or not the 160 acre warrant was issued.

On August 18, 1821 at the home of Benjamin Weatherby, JP, in Gloucester County, Jacob married Martha Smith. Martha was the daughter of William Smith and Martha Scull. The notes of [HV] indicate that William Smith was a Captain in the Revolutionary War.

The following events have been recorded: Jacob M. b. 4-8-1792 [Fb-MH], d. 1856, in. Head-of-the-River Cemetery [Tb-RK]; Martha, b. July 21, 1801 [Fb-MH], d. 1874, in. Head-of-the-River Cemetery [Tb-RK].

Jacob M., b. 4-8-1792, d. 1856, in. Head-of-the-River Cemetery, m. Martha Smith (1821), b. 7-21-1801, d. ca. 1874, in. Head-of-the-River Cemetery

Issue:
1D3B1E1 John Wesley (1822-1886) m. Jane Prichard
1D3B1E2 William Smith (1824-1894) m. Pheby Smpkins
1D3B1E3 Mary Ann (1826-1832) infant
1D3B1E4 Bartholomew (1829-1832) infant
1D3B1E5 Jacob (1831-1870) m. Rebecca Woolley
1D3B1E6 Samuel B. (1835-1836) infant
1D3B1E7 Edmond L.B.W. (1837-1924) m. Rachel Brayman
1D3B1E8 Joseph W. (1839-1925) m. Elizabeth Brannin

Question on probate information.

Bartholomew Jr. was enumerated in the household of his father in the Census of 1830.

Question on 1840 Census information for Lucretia.

Lucretia was enumerated in the 1850 Census as a resident of Dover Township. The listing indicated a household consisting Lucretia (age 39), John H. (age 20), Mary Ann (age 11), and Thomas Ivins (age 70).

Lucretia was enumerated in the 1860 Census as a resident of Dover Township. The listing indicated a household consisting of Lucretia (age 54), John H. (age 31), Mary A. (age 22), and Wallace Tice (age 18).

On December 24, 1827, Bartholomew married Lucretia Applegate. Lucretia Applegate was the daughter of John Applegate and Sarah Hudson.

The following events have been recorded: Bartholomew, d. August 11, 1838 age 38y4m, in. Cedar Grove Cemetery [Tb-RK].

Bartholomew Jr., b. 4-11-1800, d. 8-11-1838, in. Cedar Grove, m. Lucretia Applegate (12-24-1827), b. 6-16-1806, d. 7-23-1863, in. Cedar Grove

Issue:
1D3B1I1 Mary Ann (1838-?) m. Robert B. Hyres
1D3B1I2 John Hogan (1830-1903) m. (1) Catherine Applegate (2) Madeline Applegate
1D3B1I3 Riley (1835-1838) infant

Question on Probate information.

The estate of Ann E. was administered through the Ocean County Surrogate Office ref. Doc. AA:5-152. The documents listed a date of death as 3-2-1928 and indicated she was a resident of Dover Township. The heirs-at-law listed were: Sarah Wilbur - sister, Henry T., and Charles R. - brothers, Riley and William I.J. - dec'd brothers. The documents also indicated that Samuel and William Riley were children of dec'd brother Riley and that Howard, William A. and Frank were children of dec'd brother William I. J.

Samuel P. was enumerated in the 1840 Census as a resident of Dover Township. The listing indicated a household consisting of males 2:5, male 1:30-40 (Samuel), female 1:20-30 (Lydia).

Samuel P. was enumerated in the Census of 1850 as a resident of Dover Township. The listing indicated a household consisting of Samuel (age 52), Lydia (age 36), Riley (age 16), Daniel (age 12), John (age 10), William (age 8), Reuben (age 4, aka Samuel), Ann Elizabeth (age 6) and Charles (age 3 months).

Samuel was enumerated in the 1860 Census as a resident of Dover Township. The listing indicated a household consisting of Samuel (age 65), Lydia (age 43), Riley (age 25), Daniel (age 23), John (age 20), William I. (age 18), Anna E. (age 16), Samuel (age 13, aka Reuben), Charles (age 11), George (age 10), Sarah (age 8), and Henry (age 5).

Lydia was enumerated in the Census of 1870 as a resident of Dover Township. The listing indicated a household consisting of Lydia (age 53), Riley (age 34), Samuel (age 23), Charles R. (age 20), George (age 17), Sarah (age 15), Henry (age 12), William (age 5), Samuel (age 4), and Sarah (age 9).

Lydia was enumerated in the Census of 1880 as a resident of Dover Township. The listing indicated a household consisting of Lydia (age 60), Henry (age 20), and Sarah (age 23).

From the 1870 Census, it appears that Riley's wife, Mary Jane Johnson was deceased and that Riley and his three small children (William, Samuel, and Sarah) were living with his mother and some of his brothers and sisters.

Samuel was listed in [DB] as Overseer of the Highways in 1857.

On April 26, 1853, Samuel registered the ear mark for his stock. The mark is described as follows: a crop of the right ear and a slit of the left. The notation indicates that the mark was formerly used by William Irons (then deceased).

On July 12, 1834 at Freehold, Samuel P. married Lydia Ann Tilton. Lydia Ann was the daughter of Kenneth Tilton and Anna (last name unknow

The following events have been recorded: Samuel P. d. October 14, 1864, [NJVS:AA-326]; George W., b. 11-9-1854, d. 8-18-1926, Bayville, [AC]; Henry, b. b. 4-25-1856, d. 4-14-1934, Toms River, sp. Annie Bozeth, [AC]; John A., b. 10-3-1840, d. 3-27-1924, Toms River, [AC]; Riley, b. ca. 1836, d. 7-25-1902, Island Heights, [AC]; William I. J., b. 9-23-1842, d. 4-13-1921, Toms River, [AC]; Annie E., b. ca. 1842, d. 3-2-1928, Toms River, [AC];

Some records indicate that Samuel served in the War of 1812; documemt references: DOC 1-152 and OCM-2-295 Further research needs to verify this account.

Samuel P., b. ca. 1796, d. 10-14-1864, in.: m. Lydia Ann Tilton, b. ca. 1814, d. ?

Issue:
1D3B2C1 Riley (1836-1902) m. (1) Emma Osborn (2) Mary Jane Johnson
1D3B2C2 Daniel (1838-1927) m. Anna Moore
1D3B2C3 John A. (1840-1927) m. Sarah Jones
1D3B2C4 William I.J. (1842-1921) m. Deborah A. Jones
1D3B2C5 Ann Elizabeth (1844-1928) m. George Applegate
1D3B2C6 Samuel R. (1847-1933) m. Amanda Johnson
1D3B2C7 Charles R. (1850-1942) m. Loretta Wilber
1D3B2C8 George W. (1854-1926) m. (1) May Brant (2) Sarah Irons
1D3B2C9 Henry T. (1857-1934) m. Anne Bozarth
1D3B2C10 Sarah (1855-1933) m. Reuben Wilber

Question on interment for Alice VanNote and for Catherine Halsey

The estate of Jacob P. was administered through the Ocean County Surrogate Office, ref.:AA: 1-59. The documents listed the following heirs-at-law: Catherine - widow, Alice Bunnell - dau, Mary Smith - dau, Eleanor - dau, and Thomas S. - son.

It should be noted that the listing below indicates a dau Sarah (1843-1924); yet she was not mentioned in the distribution described above. This needs further checking.

Jacob P. was enumerated in the 1840 Census as a resident of Dover Township. The listing indicated a household consisting of male 1:5, male 1:5-10, male 1:30-40 (Jacob P.), females 2:5-10, female 1:15-20, and female 1:30-40 (Alice).

acob P. was enumerated in the 1850 Census as a resident of Dover Township. The listing indicated a household consisting of Jacob (age 52), Mary (age 16), Thomas (age 14), Alice (age 9), Sarah (age 7), Catherine H. Halsey (age 34), and Elizabeth Halsey (age 19).

Jacob P. was enumerated in the 1860 Census as a resident of Dover Township. The listing indicated a household consisting of Jacob P. (age 62), Catherine (age 52), Thomas S. (age 24), Alice (age 19), Sarah (age 17), and Catherine (age 9).

Question on the whereabouts of Catherine in the 1870. Check resident #259/249

Catherine was enumerated in the 1880 Census as a resident of Dover Township. The listing indicated a household consisting of Catherine (age 65) and Eleanore (age 26).

Catherine was enumerated in the 1900 Census as a resident of Dover Township. The listing indicated a household consisting of Catherine (age 82, b. 2-1818) and Eleanore (age 47, b. 10-1852).

Catherine was enumerated in the 1910 Census as a resident of Dover Township. The listing indicated a household consisting of Catherine (age 96) and Catherine (aka Eleanore) (age 58).

Jacob P. was listed in [DB] as Overseer of the Roads in 1840, 1842, and 1844.

On May 11, 1846, Jacob P. registered the ear mark for his stock. The mark is described as follows: a crop off the left ear and a slit in the crop. The notation indicates that the mark was formerly used by John P. Chadwick (then deceased).

The following obituary has been published (source unknown):

Oldest Woman is Dead at 101: Mrs. Catharine Applegate, the oldest woman in Ocean County, died at her home in Silverton Wednesday at the age of 101 years. Mrs. Irving Towsend, propritor of the Albion hotel, Asbury Park, the deal centenarian's granddaughter, was notified.
Mrs. Applegae was the wife of the late Jacob P. Applegate of Silverton and the daughter of Capt. John Halsey, widely known in Ocean County. Her sister, Miss Sarah Halsey, is a resident of Bradley Beach.
Besides the relatives mentioned, two daughters survive, Miss Eleanor Applegate of Silverton, and Mrs. Sarah V. Polhemus of Lakewood.
Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. in the Silverton M.E. Church.

A Will of daughter Catharine E. was administered through the Ocean County Surrogate Office ref. Doc. AP:7-427. The documents listed a date of death as 1-6-1943 and indicated she was a resident of Dover Township. The heirs-at-law listed were: Jessie Townsend - niece -- Silverton, Alida Hale - niece -- Silverton (daughters of Sarah B. Polhemus a dec'd half-sister) and Chillon R. (son of T. Steward a dec'd half-brother).

The following events have been recorded: Jacob P. b. September 16, 1798 [Fb-MH] alternately December 16, 1798 [Tb-RK], d. June 18, 1864, age 65y6m2d, in. Cedar Grove [Tb-RK]; Thomas Steward, b. 6-18-1836, d. 7-1-1908, Toms River, [AC];

Alice VanNote was the daughter of Thomas VanNote and Sarah Fish who were married on September 1, 1803 in Monmouth County. Catherine Halsey was the daughter of Capt. John Halsey of Osbornville and Mercy Fischer.

Jacob P. b. 1-16-1799 d. 6-18-1864, in. Cedar Grove Cemetery, married: (1) Mary Halsey, b. 12-3-1799, d. 10-11-1821, in. Cedar Grove; (2) Alice VanNote, b. 12-8-1807, d. 6-10-1848, (3) Catherine Halsey b. 2-14-1813 d. 7-8-1914

Issue:
(2)
1D3B2D1 Elizabeth (1831-1852) m. James Smith
1D3B2D2 John (1832-1844) youth in. Cedar Grove
1D3B2D3 Mary H. (1834-1907) m. Jesse Smith
1D3B2D4 Thomas Steward (1836-1908) m. Mary Halsey
1D3B2D5 Alice Ann (1841-1884) m. Charles Bunnell
1D3B2D6 Sarah VanNote (1843-1924) m. Tabor C. Polhemus
(3) 1D3B2D7 Catherine E. (1851-1943) single

John P. was enumerated in the 1830 Census as a resident of Dover Township. The listing indicated a household consisting of male 1:20-30 (John P.), females 2:5 (?, ?), and female 1:20-30 (?).

Question on the Census information for 1840, 1850 and 1860.

Question on interment for John and Margaret.

On May 8, 1828 at Toms River, John married Margaret Stout. Margaret was the daughter of Daniel Stout (1758-1843) and Ann Chadwick (1772-1858) ref. : [RS] v. 4, p. 125.

John P., b. ca. 1802+ , d. 12-2-1864 , in.: m. Margaret Stout (5-8-1828), b. ?, d.?

Issue:
1D3B2F1 female (ca. 1828)
1D3B2F2 female (ca. 1829)

William P. was not enumerated in a separate household in the 1830 Census as a resident of Dover Township. However, it is believed that he was enumerated in the household of his father in the 1830 Census.

Question on the 1840 Census information. He is interred in the Cedar Grove Cemetery.

William P. Applegate, b. ca. 1804, d. 2-2-1841, in. Cedar Grove

Issue:
No information available

The estate of Reuben was administered through the Monmouth County Surrogate Office, cf. LA: B-201 and OCM: N-142. The documents indicated only that Mary Applegate and Pearson Hendrickson were listed as Administrators.

In division of lands by Elizabeth (mother) dated 3-3-1852, ref. OCM: 1-35 (Ocean County Surrogate Office) it states that Reuben, her son, since decesaed leaving six children, namely: Henry, Mary E., Daniel, Sarah, Reuben, Ellena S.

Reuben was enumerated in the 1840 Census as a resident of Shewsbery Township, Monmouth County. The listing indicated a household consisting of male 1:5-10, male 1:30-40, female 1:5, female 1:5-10, and female 1:20-30.

Reuben was enumerated in the 1850 Census as residing in Shewsbery Township, Monmouth County. The listing indicated a household consisting of Reuben (age 40), Mary (age 35), Henry (age 16), Mary E. (age 14), Elma (age 12), Sarah (age 10), Daniel (age 4), and Nicolas Meyers (age 20).

Reuben was married in Manasquan, Monmouth County, by John Seplin Newman, Elder of the M.E. Independent Church to Mary (Allen) Painter. She was the daughter of William Allen.

The following event has been recorded: Reuben Applagate, b. 1-1-1808, d. 8-7-1851 [Tb-RK].

Reuben Applegate, b. 1-1-1808, d. 8-7-1851, in. Cedar Grove, m. Mary Painter (12-23-1832 in Monmouth County), b. ?, d. 3-5-1853, in. Old Presbyterian, Shrewsbery.

Issue:
1D3B2I1 (William) Henry (1832-1900+)
1D3B2I2 Mary E. (1835-?)
1D3B2I3 Elma S. (1838-1856) in. Shrewsbery
1D3B2I4 Sarah (1840-?) m. John Shaw
1D3B2I5 Rufus T. (1844-1844) infant
1D3B2I6 Daniel (1846-1929) m. Sarah Nunn
1D3B2I7 Reuben N. (1851-1938) m. Lydia Bennett

Question on interment.

The following information is taken from the records of [DTA] and [MH]: Bartholomew married in August 1821, to Elizabeth Drake in Warren County, Ohio. Elizabeth Drake was born in Greene County, Pa. and was the daughter of Lewis Drake (1766-1820) and Mary Russell (1769-1821). After the marriage, Bartholomew removed to Dover Township where he was a sailing captain for several years. He had a schooner called "Maria Zebriski" that was used to carry wood from Toms River to New York during the period 1820-1830. They removed to Johnson County, Indiana in 1932, where he had previously obtained land. Bartholomew served as Probate Judge for several years in Johnson County.

Bartholomew was enumerated in the 1830 Census as resident of Dover Township. The listing indicated a household consisting of male 1:5 (Alfred), male 1:5-10 (Oliver P.), male 1:20-30 (?), male 1:30-40 (Bartholomew), female 1:5 (Charlotte), females 2:5-10 (Mary Isabel, Margaret), and females 2:20-30 (Elizabeth, ?).

Question on the 1840 Census information.

Bartholomew was enumerated in the 1850 Census as a resident of Johnson County, Indiana. The listing indicated a household consisting of Bartholomew, age 56, and Elizabeth, age 48 [MH].

Bartholomew Applegate, b. 1793 Toms River, d. 1854 Jackson County, Indiana m. Elizabeth Drake, b. ?, d. ?

Issue:
1D3B4B1 Margaret (1822-1881) m. Jacob Applegate of Kokomo, Ind.
1D3B4B2 Mary Isabel (1823-1900) m. Louis Drake
1D3B4B3 Oliver P. (1825-1886) m. Elizabeth Erganbright
1D3B4B4 Alfred D. (1828-1859) m. Nancy J.
1D3B4B5 Charlotte (1830-1888) single
1D3B4B6 William L. (1833-1909) m. (1) Rachel Irons (2) Annie Irons
1D3B4B7 Charles G. (1835-1835) infant
1D3B4B8 Joseph W. (1837-1919) m. Jennie L. Collins
1D3B4B9 John A. (1839-1905) m. Elizabeth Harriott
1D3B4B10 Sarah H. (1841-1841) infant
1D3B4B11 Sarah (1843-1902) m. Taylor Irons
1D3B4B12 Lucy H. (1846-1913) m. John Beard
1D3B4B13 Clara (1849-?) m. Charles Smith

A will for Jacob I. was probated in Ocean County ref. Doc WB: 2-39. The documents listed a date of death as 7-4-1870. The heirs-at-law listed were: Emily, Clara, Clementine, and Mary Hannah - daus, and Timothy, William, and Jacob I. - sons.

Jacob was enumerated in the 1830 Census as resident of Dover Township. The listing indicated a household consisting of male 2:5 (possibly nephews James R and Freedom S.), male 2:5-10 (William, Timothy), males 2:30-40 (Jacob I., possibly brother John Warner), females 2:5 (possibly nices Hannah and Sophia or daughter Clara), female 1:10-15 (Emily), and female 1:30-40 (Rebecca). It appears that this household contained a widower and his children. It seems likely that the additional male was his brother John Warner as his first wife died in 1830 and is interred in Old Methodist Cemetery - Toms River.

Jacob was enumerated in the 1840 Census as a resident of Dover Township. The listing indicated a household consisting of male 1:5, males 2:15:20, male 1:20-30, male 1:40-50, female 1:5, females 2:10-15, female 1:20-30, and female 1:50-60.

Jacob was enumerated in the 1850 Census as a resident of Dover Township. The listing indicated a household consisting of Jacob I (age 54), Rebecca (age 34), Clementine (age 19), Mary (age 15), and Jacob (age 9).

Jacob was enumerated in the 1860 Census as a resident of Dover Township. The listing indicated a household consisting of Jacob I. (age 65), Rebecca (age 11), Clementine (age 30), and Jacob I. Jr. (age 21).

Jacob was enumerated in the 1870 Census as a resident of Dover Township. The listing indicated a household consisting of Jacob I. (age 74), and Clementine (age 40).

Jacob I. was listed in [DB] as Overseer of the Poor in 1829, 1830, 1842, and 1851; as member of School Committee in 1832; as Presiding Officer in 1840, as member of the Township Committee in 1842; and as Overseer of Appeals in 1852, 1853, 1854, and 1856.

The following events have been recorded: Clementine D., b. 4-14-1830, d. 4-6-1921, Toms River, [AC];

In 1816, Jacob married Rebecca Page. Rebecca was born in Gloucester County, N.J. and was the daughter of Timothy Page (1763-10-31-40, in. Old Methodist, Toms River) and Mary (last name unknown) (1768-1853, in. Old Methodist, Toms River).

Jacob I. b. 8-1795, d. 2-1-1875, in. Old Methodist - Toms River, m. Rebecca Page (5-4-1816), b. 6-14-1794, d. 9-28-1865, in. Old Methodist - Toms River

Issue:
1D3B4C1 Emily (1817-?)
1D3B4C2 Timothy P. (1821-1886) m. Elizabeth Clark
1D3B4C3 William W. (1824-1903) m. Elmira Rulon
1D3B4C4 Clara (1828-?)
1D3B4C5 Clementine (1830-1921)
1D3B4C6 Mary Hannah (1835-1895) m. Sam Baily
1D3B4C7 Jacob I. Jr. (1840-1920) m. Lucretia Ball

The estate of John W. was administered through the Burlington County Surrogate Office ref. AA: Jan. 4, 1881, PH: 1-120, and RH: 1-54. The documents listed a date of death as 10-19-1880. The heirs-at-law listed were: Matilda - spouse, Hannah A. Reeves - dau -- wife of Joseph W., Freedom S. - son -- Alton, Lyon County County, Ill., James R. - son -- Philadelphia, Sophia M. Grahm - dau -- wife of Milo Graham, Annie Keeler - dau -- wife of John B. Keeler, Sarah W. Smith - dau -- wife of Thomas G. Smith, Gilbert H. - son -- Clarksburg, John - son -- Logan County, Ill.

It is possible that John Warner was enumerated in the 1830 Census as residing in the household of his brother Jacob I.

John W. was enumerated in the 1850 Census as a resident of Millstone Township, Monmouth County. The listing indicated a household consisting of John W. (age 50), Freedom (age 26), Sophia (age 22), James (age 20), Gilbert (age 13), Ann E. (age 11), and Sarah (age 9).

Question on the Census of 1860,1870, and 1880.

ohn's first wife Eliza Robinson was the daughter of John Robinson, he second wife was the daughter of Gilbert Hendrickson of Cream Ridge, and this third wife was the daughter of Joseph G. Hankins

John Warner, b. ca. 1798, d. 10-18-1880, in. M. E. Church, Pemberton, m. (1) Eliza Robinson, b. ca. 1804, d. 4-28-1830, in. Old Methodist - Dover Township (2) Olly Hendrickson, b. 1797, d. ca. 1848 (3) Matilda Hankins, b. 1828, d. ?.

Issue:
(1)
1D3B4D1 Freedom S. (1826-1905) m. Rebecca Niswanger
1D3B4D2 James Robinson (1828-1913) m. Hannah Ellis
1D3B4D Hannah (?-?) m. Joseph H. Reeves
1D3B4D3 Sophia (?-?) m. ?. Graham
(2)
1D3B4D4 Gilbert H. (1836-1910) m. Selena Taylor
1D3B4D5 Anna E. (1839-1890) m. John B. Keeler
8.137 Sarah W. (?-?) m. Thomas Smith
(3)
1D3B4D6 Alva J. (1862-1910+) m. Annie Kogel

A will for William Applegate was probated in Ocean County ref. Doc. 1-392. An abstract lists George W. Copperwait as executor and Hannah as widow. The only child mentioned in the will was Hester Applegate. However, it does indicate "other children" but does not mention them by name.

William was enumerated in the 1840 Census asa a resident of Dover Township. The listing indicated a household consisting of male 1:5 (Barton), male 1:10-15 (?), male 1:30-40 (William), female 1:15-20 (Hannah), female 1:50-60 (Sarah Warren ?), and female 1:60-70 (mother Hannah ?).

William was enumerated in the 1850 Census as a resident of Dover Township. The listing indicated a household consisting of William (age 40), Hannah (age 30), Barton (age 12), George (age 10), Charles (age 6), Ann (age 6), Charlotte (age 4), Charity (age 1), Sarah Warren (age 60), Hannah Applegate (age 70 -- mother ?), and Susan Applegate (age 42 -- sister of William).

William was enumerated in the 1860 Census as a resident of Dover Township. The listing indicated a household consisting of William (age 54), Hannah (age 30), Baron (age 21), George (age 19), Charles (age 17), Ann (age 17), Charolette (age 14), Charity (age 13), Fletcher (age 9), Martin (age 4), and Sarah (age 2).

William was enumerated in the 1870 Census as a resident of Dover Township. The listing indicated a household consisting of William (age 65), Hannah (age 47), Frank M. (age 13), Sarah (age 11), and Hester (age 4). The listing indicated that William was a Farmer.

There is some question on whether William's wife was named Hannah Johnson or Hannah Jacobson. This needs further checking.

The following events have been recorded: Charles, b. 11-14-1843,d. 4-3-1919, Toms River, [AC]; Hester A., b. 1-23-1866, White Oak Bottom, [DT];

William, b. 3-31-1805, d. 8-8-1871, in. Riverside-Toms River, m. Hannah Johnson, b. ca. 1822, d. 1-27-1885, in. Riverside-Toms River

Issue:
1D3B4F1 Barton (1839-1904) m. Sarah E. Stout
1D3B4F2 George Ely (1840-1915) m. Madeline Wilbur
1D3B4F3 Charles Stewart (1843-1919) m. Caroline A. Stout
1D3B4F4 Ann (1843-?) m. Ruben Potter
1D3B4F5 John (1845-1845) infant, in. Riverside-Toms River
1D3B4F6 Charlotte (1846-?) m. G. P. Warden
1D3B4F7 Charity (1849-?) m. ? Giberson
1D3B4F8 Letitia (1853-?) m. Alonzo Chambers
1D3B4F9 Martin F. (1856-?) m. Sarah S. ?
1D3B4F10 Sarah Hannah (1859-?) m. Joseph Williams
1D3B4F11 Hester A. (1860-?) single

Question on interment.

The basic information in [DTA] was extracted from the records of [KPA] and the Charles Albert Applegate. The following description was compiled by [HV]:

Joseph was described as a drover who brought horses from where he settled in Walnut Hill, Ohio to Philadelphia Pa.
.p0 They went to Ohio about 1833 and stayed there until 1855 when they moved to Lawrence Co., Ill. They lived in Sumner, Christy Township, Lawrence Co., Ill. where Joseph was listed as a carpenter and joiner.

A note from Trudy Slaven (1995) indicated that Joseph C. was enumerated along with his son (R. Applegate) in the 1880 Census of Sumner Christy Township, Illinois. That Cenus indicated that R. was born ca. 1841 in Ohio.

Joseph C. married Zylphia Ann Potter. Zylphia was the daughter of Capt. Reuben Potter of Toms River.

Joseph C. Applegate, b. 1808, d. 9-21-1893; m. Silvia Ann Potter, b. 1812, d. 1869

Issue:
1D3B4G1 Malinda (1832-1861) m. L. G. Marshall
1D3B4G2 Lydia (1834-1873) m. L. R. Marshall
1D3B4G3 Martha (1836-1891) m. J. M. Bosart
1D3B4G4 Sarah (1839-?)
1D3B4G5 Edwin R. (1841-1919) m. (1) Louise Brumfield, (2) Laura Brumfield, (3) Mrs. Mary Ashley
1D3B4G6 Henry Clay (1843-1938) m. Margaret Shelby
1D3B4G7 Clementine (1846-?) m. Verne Constantine
1D3B4G8 Charles Albert (1849-1919) m. Maria Moses
1D3B4G9 Eugene Walter (1850-1911) m. (1) Lori Baird (2) Mary Lightfoot
1D3B4G10 Elizabeth (1852-1858) child
1D3B4G11 Hannah (?-1884) m. C. F. Wilson
1D3B4G12 William

Charles and Mary Ann lived in Toms River at the time of their marriage in 1837. They apparently went to Johnson County just after their marriage as they were enumerated in Ninevath Township, Johnson County, Indiana.

Question on interment.

Question on Census information for 1850 and 1860.

On June 25, 1837, at Toms River, Charles married Mary Ann Horner with Rev A. R. Street officiating

Charles Applegate, b. 1815, d. after 1860; m. Mary Ann Horner (6-25-1837), b. 1818, d. before 1860

Issue:
1D3B4H1 Alphonse W. (1838-1875) m. Minerva C. Musselman
1D3B4H2 Ann Adelia (1840-?)
1D3B4H3 Joseph (1842-?)
1D3B4H4 Americus (1845-?)
1D3B4H5 Hiram (1848-1910) m. Lousia Haddock
1D3B4H6 Charlotte

The estate of Lewis was administered through the Ocean County Surrogate Office ref. Doc. AA:1-109. The documents do not list a date of death. The heirs-at-law listed were: Solomon, Rebecca Conover - (wife of Joseph D. Conover), Abigail Irons - (wife of John B. Irons), Dillon, Joseph, Lucretia Parent - (wife of Henry Parent), Lewis L. and Louise Bryant - (wife of Richard Bryant).

Lewis was enumerated in the 1830 Census as a resident of Dover Township. The listing indicated a household consisting of males 2:5-10 (Solomon, Dillon), male 1:30-40 (Lewis), females 2:5 (?, ?), female 1:10-15 (?), and female 1:30-40 (Rebecca).

Lewis J. was enumerated in the 1840 Census as a resident of Dover Township. The listing indicated a household consisting of male 1:5, male 1:5-10, male 1:10-15, male 1:15-20, male 1:40-50 (Lewis J.), females 2:5, female 1:5-10, female 1:10-15, female 1-15-20, and female 1:40-50 (Rebecca).

Lewis J. was enumerated in the 1850 Census as a resident of Dover Township. The listing indicated a household consisting of Lewis (age 55), Rebecca (age 52), Joseph (age 18), Lucreta (age 14), Louisea Ann (age 12) Lewis Lane (age 7), and George Riley (age 2).

Lewis J. was enumerated in the 1860 Census as a resident of Dover Township. The listing indicated a household consisting of Lewis (age 70), Rebecca (age 65), and George (age 13).

The following events have been recorded: George Riley, b. 1-30-1848, d. 3-7-1924, Toms River, [AC]; Joseph A., b. 2-17-1833, d. 4-6-1915, Cedar Grove, [AC]; Solomon W., b. 4-15-1822, d. 2-18-1905, Toms River, [AC];

Lewis J., b. 6-23-1795, d. 4-10-1873, in. Cedar Grove, m. Rebecca Wilbur, b. ca. 1797, d. ca. 1871, in. Cedar Grove

Issue:
1D3B5C1 Rebecca m. Joseph D. Conover
1D3B5C2 Abigail m. John B. Irons
1D3B5C3 Solomon (1822-1905) m. Elizabeth Vaughn
1D3B5C4 Dillon (1826-1898) m. Cornelia Slover
1D3B5C5 Joseph A. (1833-1915) m. (1) Mary Elizabeth Phillips (2) Mary E. Applegate
1D3B5C6 Lucreta (1836-?) m. Henry Parent
1D3B5C7 Louise Ann (1838-?) m. Richard Bryant
1D3B5C8 Lewis Lane (1843-1925) m. Ann Louise Wilbur
1D3B5C9 George R. (1848-1924) m. Anna E. (?)

The estate for Thomas Seabrook was administered through the Ocean County Surrogate Office ref. Doc. AA:1-326. The documents listed a date of death as 2-28-1879. The heirs-at-law listed were: Maria - widow, Mary Irons (wife of William B. Irons), and Alice (wife of John H. Applegate).

Thomas Seabrook was enumerated in the 1830 Census as a resident of Dover Township. The listing indicated a household consisting of male 1:5 (George W.), male 1:20-30 (Thomas S.), female 1:5 (Catherine), and female 1:20-30 (Mariah).

Thomas S. was enumerated in the 1840 Census as a resident of Dover Township. The listing indicated a household consisting of male 1:15-20, male 1:40-50 (Thomas S.), females 2:5, female 1:5-10, female 1:10-15, female 1:20-30 (Mariah).

Thomas was enumerated in the 1850 Census as a resident of Dover Township. The listing indicated a household consisting of Thomas (age 50), Ann (age 48) -- This name should be checked, Catherine (age 20), and Alice (age 15).

Thomas S. was enumerated in the 1860 Census as a resident of Dover Township. The listing indicated a household consisting of Thomas S. (age 65), Maria (age 65), and Deborah Johnson (age 12).

Thomas was also enumerated in the 1870 Census as a resident of Dover Township. The listing indicated a household consisting of Thomas (age 70), Maria (age 66), and Irons Izack (age 12).

Question: Was Ann a first wife of Thomas Seabrook? She did not appear in the 1860 and 1870 Census while Mariah did not appear in the 1850 Census.

On January 24, 1821 in Monmouth County, Thomas S. married Mariah A. Lewker with Joseph Lawrence, JP officiating.

Thomas Seabrook, b. 1799, d. 2-28-1879, in. Cedar Grove; m. Mariah Lewker (1-24-1821), b. 1801, d. 1884

Issue:
1D3B5E1 Julia Ann (1822-1825) infant
1D3B5E2 George W. (1826-1843) youth
1D3B5E3 Catherine (1829-1857) m. John Hogan Applegate
1D3B5E4 William Henry (1829-1830) infant
1D3B5E5 Mary (1830-1832) infant
1D3B5E6 Mary (1832-1912) m. William B. Irons
1D3B5E7 Alice (1840-?) m. John W. Applegate
1D3B5E8 Hetty Ann (1840-1842) infant
1D3B5E9 Sarah (1841-1859) youth
1D3B5E10 Ann Marra (1847-1845) infant

The estate of Samuel C. (Corlies) was administered through the Ocean County Surrogate Office ref. Doc. OCM:2-407. The documents do not list a date of death. The heirs-at-law listed were: Mary - widow, John, Charles P. Thomas J., Hannah A., Anthony I., Sally Robinson, Samuel C., George M., Mary, Amanda, James, and Sarah.

Corlies (Samuel C.) was enumerated in the 1840 Census as a resident of Dover Township. The listing indicated a household consisting of male 1:20-30, male 1:30-40, females 2:20-30, female 1:50-60.

Corlies was enumerated in the 1850 Census as a resident of Dover Township. The listing indicated a household consisting Corlies (age 46), Mary (age 33), Charles P. (age 10), John (age 8), Jefferson (age 6), Amanda (age 5), James (age 3) and Sally (age 1).

Samuel was enumerated in the 1860 Census as a resident of Dover Township. The listing indicated a household consisting of Samuel (age 56), Mary (age 45), Charles (age 19), John (age 17), Thomas J. (age 16), Ammanda (age 14), James A. (age 12), Samuel Jr. (age 6), Anthony (age 4), and George (age 2).

Mary was enumerated in the 1870 Census as a resident of Dover Township. The listing indicated a household consisting of Jefferson (age 26), John (age 27), James (age 22), Corlies (age 15), Anthony (age 14), Sallie (age 9), Mary (age 8), and George (age 11).

Mary was enumerated in the 1880 Census as a resident of Dover Township. The listing indicated a household consisting of Mary (age 63), Corlies (age 22), Sallie (age 19), Mary (age 18).

The following events have been recorded: Hannah Amanda, b. 10-24-1845, d. 4-3-1926, Toms River, [AC]; James A., b. 6-22-1847, d 4-29-1927, Toms River, [AC]; Thomas Jefferson, b. 4-2-1843, d. 9-8-1918, Toms River, [AC]; Anthony I. b. 1-7-1855, d. 1-21-1920, Toms River, [AC]; Samuel Corlies, b. 9-1-1854, d. 1-19-1915, Toms River, [AC]; Mary, b. 3-30-1851, [NJVS]: AA-17;

On January 7, 1817, Corlies married Mary Leta Vaughn. She was the daughter of Asher Vaughn and Charity Stout of Dover Township.

Corlies (Samuel C.), b. 11-24-1808, d. 12-18-1867, in. Cedar Grove, m. Mary Vaughn, b. 1-7-1817, d. 1-26-1895, in. Cedar Grove

Issue:
1D3B6B1 Charles P. (1840-1909) m. Kate Bonnell
1D3B6B2 John D. (1842-1911) m. Mary Ann Letts
1D3B6B3 Thomas Jefferson (1843-1918) m. Charity Applegate (cf. 9.512)
1D3B6B4 Amada (1845-1926) m. Bartholomew Applegate (cf. 8.235)
1D3B6B5 James A. (1847-1927) m. Caroline Bonnell
1D3B6B6 Sally (1848-1854) youth, in. Cedar Grove
1D3B6B7 Charity (1850-1854) youth, in. Cedar Grove
1D3B6B8 Samuel C. Jr. (1852-1915) m. Amelia Tatrs
1D3B6B9 Anthony I. (1855-1920) m. Kat Wilson
1D3B6B10 George W. (1859-1896) single
1D3B6B11 Sarah (1861-1933) m. Ephrain Robinson
1D3B6B12 Mary (1862-1913) m. (1) W. C. Irons (2) William Vaughn

John B. ?

Issue:
No information Available

On April 18, 1840 in Johnson County, Indiana, John married Margaret Adams Applegate. Margaret was the daughter of Bartholomew Applegate and Elizabeth Drake.

Jacob Applegate, b. 1814, d. 1882; m. Margaret Adams Applegate, b. 1-18-1822, d. 8-29-1881

Issue:
1D3B6F1 Bartholomew W. (1840-1924) m. (1) Leona Millikan (2) Ada Cammerer
1D3B6F2 Sarah B. (1843-?)
1D3B6F3 Lewis D. (1845-1915) m. (1) Harriet McCaulley (2) Hannah Ellen Langley
1D3B6F4 Mary (1848-?)
1D3B6F5 George (1850-1913) m. Mary ?
1D3B6F6 William (1857-1879)

Question on interment.

Question on the parents of Alice Hendrickson.

A Will for David was probated in the Mercer County Surrogate Office, ref. WB: G-256; proved 5-28-1878. The documents listed heirs-at-law as: Alice - widow, Sarah Horner - dau, Gilbert - son, Charles - son, David - son, Jacob - son, Joseph - son, Alice Warden - dau, Mary - dau, Moses - son, and Rebecca - dau. David and Jacob were listed as Executors.

David was enumerated in the 1830 Census as a resident of Upper Freehold, Monmouth County. The listing indicated a household consisting of male 1:5, male 2:5-10, male 3:10-15, male 1:30-40, female 1:5, 1:5-10,1:15-20, 1:30-40.

David was enumerated in the 1840 Census as a resident of Upper Freehold, Monmouth County. The listing indicated a household consisting of male 1:5-10, male 2:15-20, male 1:20-30, male 1:40-50, female 1:5, female 1:10-15, female 1:15-20, and female 1:40-50.

David was enumerated in the 1850 Census as a resident of Hamilton Township, Mercer County, N.J. The listing indicated a household consisting of David (age 58) -- farmer, Alice (age 54), Alice (age 25), Mary (age 23), Moses (age 17), Rebecca (age 14).

David was enumerated in the 1860 Census as a resident of Hamilton Township, Mercer County. The listing indicated a household consisting of David (age 68 - farmer), Alice (age 64), Mary (age 33), Moses (age 27), and Rebecca (age 25).

Question on Census information for 1870.

On March 12, 1814, David married Alice Mary Hendrickson with John Barkalow Elder of ME Independent Church officiating.

David Applegate, b. 1792, d. 5-13-1878; m. Alice Hendrickson (3-12-1814), b. 1795, d. 12-18-1879

Issue:
1D3B7A1 Sarah (1815-?) m. Jacob Horner
1D3B7A2 Gilbert (1816-1904) m. Susannah Reid
1D3B7A3 Charles T. (1818-1911) m. Elizabeth Shangle? or Sarah L. White
1D3B7A4 David (1819-1904) m. Rebecca Rulon
1D3B7A5 Jacob (1820-1893) m. Rachel Reynolds
1D3B7A6 Joseph (1822-1891) m. Henrietta Morton
1D3B7A7 Alice (1825-1904+) m. William Warden
1D3B7A8 Mary (1827-1902)
1D3B7A9 Moses (1829-1833) youth in. Emley Hill Cemetery
1D3B7A10 Ellen (1830-?)
1D3B7A11 Moses (1833-1919) m. (1) Mary Cubberly (2) Mary E. McManus
1D3B7A12 Rebecca (1835-1912)

Note: There is a letter from H.T. Hagaman indicating that John D. had a son John Hendrickson by (1) Rebecca Hendrickson prior to his marriage to Mary Grover. [DTA]

John served in the War of 1812 in Capt. Newell's Co. NJ Militia from September 19, 1814 to December 6, 1814. At enlistment, he as 5' 6" in height and had dark eyes.

John D. is interred in the Cedar Grove Cemetery. The grave is located in what appears to be the same plot as Jacob Jr. The headstones are about 6 feet apart.

The will for John D. was probated in Ocean County. An abstract contained the names of the heir-at-law as widow Mary and children: Ivins O., Moses G., Ivins, Margaret Hyers, and Joseph G. It should be noted that the will doesn't contain the name of John H. even though he was living at the time. This discrepency needs to be researched.

John was also enumerated in the 1830 Census as a resident of Dover Township. The listing indicated a household consisting of males 2:5 (Joseph G., Jocob B.), male 1:5-10 (Moses G.), male 1:15-20 (John H.), male 1:30-40 (John D.), and female 1:30-40 (Mary).

John was enumerated in the 1840 Census as a resident of Dover Township. The listing indicated a household consisting of males 2:5-10, male 1:10-15, male 1:15-20, male 1:40-50 (John D.), female 1:5, female 1:5-10, female 1:30-40 (Mary).

John D. was enumerated in the 1850 Census as a resident of Dover Township. The listing indicated a household consisting of John D. (age 56), Mary (age 48), Aaron (age 19), Mary E. (age 16), Margaret (age 14), Ivins (age 9), Joseph G. (age 23), and Jane (age 17). Jane was the spouse of Joseph G.

John D. was enumerated in the 1860 Census as a resident of Dover Township. The listing indicated a household consisting of John D. (age 66), Mary (age 54), Ivins (age 18). In addition, his son Moses and his family were living with John. Moses's familty was listed as Moses (age 35), Deborah (age 30), ? (age 12), John (age 10), James (age 6), Theordore (age 4), and Mary E. (age 2).

John D. was enumerated in the 1870 Census as a resident of Dover Township. The listing indicated a household consisting of John D. (age 77), Mary (age 69), Ivins (age 27), Emailine (age 26), Howard (age 8), William (age 7), and Mary (age 1).

Question: Who is Emailine (age 26)? This should be Ivins wife, but the names don't agree.

John D. was listed in [DB] as a Member of the Township Committee in 1823, and as Overseer of the Highways in 1828 and 1843

The following events have been recorded: John married Mary Grover, 12-30-1820, Registry of Joseph Lawrence, J.P.; Moses D., b. ca. 1823, d. 2-21-1903, Pleasant Plains, [AC]; Ivins O., b. 2-19-1842, d. 9-22-1918, Pleasant Plains, [AC]; John, b. 7-27-1816, d. 8-4-1911, Toms River, [AC]; John D. married Mary Grove, 12-30-1820, [GM];

John D. Applegate, b. 2-18-1793, d. 4-1-1872, in. Cedar Grove, m. (2) Mary Grover, b. 10-11-1801, d. 6-27-1889, in. ?

Issue:
(1)
1D3B7B1 John H. (1816-1911) m. Maria Lippincott
(2)
1D3B7B2 Moses G. (1823-1903) m. (1) Deborah ? (2) Charity Johnson
1D3B7B3 Joseph G. (1827-1894) m. (1) Jane Ann Carter (2) Isabell Lippencott
1D3B7B4 Aaron D. (1831-1878) m. Sarah Irons
1D3B7B5 Mary E. (1834-?) m. Andrew J. Irons
1D3B7B6 Margaret (1836-?) m. James Hyers
1D3B7B7 Ivins O. (1842-1918) m. Caroline Pohlemus

William Applegate, b. ?, d. ?, m. Ann Anderson (1-17-1810), b. ?, d.?

Issue:
1D3B7D1 Benjamin (1810-1889) m. Francis White
1D3B7D2 Elizabeth (1812-?) m. ? Quick
1D3B7D3 Mary (1814-?)
1D3B7D4 John W. (1817-?)
1D3B7D5 Theophalus (1819-?) m. Sarah Schonck
1D3B7D6 Jerome (1821-?)
1D3B7D7 Issac (1827-1869) m. Rachel Darnell
1D3B7D8 Jacob B. (1828-1850) youth

Bartholomew, b. ?, d. ?, m. ?

Issue:
No information available

Joseph, b. ?, d. ?, m. ?

Issue:
No information available

Samuel, b. ?, d. ?, m. ?

Issue:
No information available

Question on probate information.

Question on interment.

Question on information for spouse Sarah A.

Hendrick was enumerated in the 1850 Census in the household of his father (Hendrick, age 30) as a resident of Dover Townshi

Hendrick was enumerated in the 1860 Census as a resident of Dover Township. The listing indicated a household consisting of Hendrick (age 38), Sarah A. (age 31), and Elizabeth (baby).

Hendrick was enumerated in the 1870 Census as a resident of Dover Township. The listing indicated a household consisting of Hendrick (age 48) and Sarah A. (age ?).

Hendrick Applegate, b. 1820, d. ? m. Sarah A.

Issue:
1D3B7K1 Elizabeth (1860-?)

Question on probate information.

Question on interment

Question on the 1860 Census listing.

Apollo was enumerated in the 1830 Census as a resident of Dover Township. The listing indicated a household consisting of male 1:5 (?), male 1:15-20 (?), male 1:30-40 (Apollo), and female 1:20-30 (Merch).

Apollo was enumerated in the 1850 Census as a resident of Brown County, Indiana. The listing indicated a household consisting of Appollo (age 55) - farmer, Mary (age 45), Rachel (age 18), Clayton (age 17), Sarah A. (age 14), Ebenezer (age 10), George R. (age 8), and Angeline (age 4). The three youngest were born in Indiana.

Question on the 1860 Census. [HV] has them listed as residents of Jack Div., Shelby County, Illinois.

On June 6, 1819, Apollo married Merch Phillips with Daniel Stout, JP officiating.

The following events have been recorded: Apollo married Merch Phillips, 6-6-1819, by Daniel Stout, J.P. [GM];

Apollo Applegate, b. 5-25-1798, d. 1860+; m. Merch Phillips (6-6-1819), b. 1805, d. 1860+

Issue:
1D3B8A1 John Wesley (1820-?) m. Susan ?
1D3B8A2 Richard S. (1828-1868) m. Nancy Parks
1D3B8A3 Rachel A. (1832-?) m. John E. Davidson
1D3B8A4 Clayton Robert (1835-1914) m. (1) Mark Parks, (2) Rachel Stevens
1D3B8A5 Sarah A. (1836-?)
1D3B8A6 Ebenezer (1840-1915) m. Emily Frances Walker
1D3B8A7 George R. (1842-?)
1D3B8A8 Angeline (1846-?)

Question on probate information.

Salem was enumerated in the Census of 1850 as a resident of Hamilton Township, Atlantic County. The listing indicated a household consisting of Salem (age 54), Rachel (age 44), Sarah (age 20), Clarisa (age 17, f), Mahala (age 14, f), Mary (age 9), Selin (age 2), and Henry Clark (age 24 - Carpenter). It indicated that Salem was a Carpenter.

Salem was enumerated in the Census of 1860 as a resident of Hamilton Township, Atlantic County. The listing indicated a household consisting of Salem (age 65 - ship builder), Rachel (age 59), and Salem (age 12).

Salem Applegate, b. 1800, d. 8-29-1863, in. Mays Landing; m. Rachel Lucre, b. 1805 (Tuchahoe), d. 2-23-1873 (Leesburg)

Issue:
1D3B8B1 Ann (1825-?) m. David Gifford
1D3B8B2 John L. (1828-1887) m. (1) Charlotte Russell, (2) Elizabeth ?
1D3B8B3 Sarah (1830-?) m. Henry Clark
1D3B8B4 Clarisa ((1833-1860-) m. Samuel Gifford
1D3B8B5 Mahala (1836-1900+) m. William Carlisle
1D3B8B6 Mary (1841-1865+) m. Abner Doughty
1D3B8B7 Salem (1848-1914) m. Sarah A. Fleet

Question on probate information.

Ebenezer was enumerated in the Census of 1850 as a resident of Egg Harbor, Atlantic County. The listing indicated a household consisting of Ebenezer (age 47), Theodocia (age 35), Ebenezer (age 11), William (age 6), and Alfred (age 1). The listing indicated athat Ebenezer was a carpender.

Ebenezer was enumerated in the Census of 1860 as a resident of Egg Harbor, Atlantic County. The listing indicated a household consisting of Ebenezer (age 50), Theorocia (age 47), Reuben (age 30), William (age 16), Alfred (age 12), Wilhelmina (age 8), and Josephine (age 5). The listing indicated that Ebenezer was a calker.

Theodosia was enumerated in the Census of 1870 as a resident of Egg Harbor, Atlantic County. The listing indicated a household consisting of Theodosia (age 58), Alfred (age 21), and Josephine (age 16).

On May 29, 1828, he married Theodosia Rimley with John Godfrey PJ officiating.

The following events have been recorded: Alfred B., b. 9-25-1848, [NJVS]: A-862

Question: who was Reuben Applegate (age 30), a member of the household in 1860?

Ebenezer Applegate, b. ca. 1805, d. 9-22-1868; m. Theodocia Rimley, b. 1813, d. ?

Issue:
1D3B8D1 Ebenezer (1839-?)
1D3B8D2 William (1844-1863)
1D3B8D3 Alfred (1848-1908) m. Caroline A. Conver
1D3B8D4 Wilhelmina (1852-?) m. Issac Andrews
1D3B8D5 Josephine (1853-?) m. William Randall

A will for Joseph B. Applegate was probated in Ocean County ref. Doc WB:3-25. The documents listed a date of death as 5-16-1885. The heirs-at-law listed were: sons -- William H., Ebenezer, Oliver P., Winfield S., Joseph W., and Bartholomew; and daughters -- Alice, Mary M., Amelia, Henrietta, and Sarah.

The following obituary has been recorded:

Mr. Joseph Applegate, one of the oldest of the native residents of this community, died at his home on Main Street last Saturday afternnon, in the 78th year of his age. His bodily health had been quite feeble for several years past, but he retained the use of his mental facilities to a remarkable degree, being regarded as a ahigh authority in the matters pertaining to the past generations in this neighborhood. He served for a considerable lenght of time as a Justice of the Peace, some years ago, and has retaine the appellation of "Squire Applegate" ever since. He leases a widow (who is his second wife) and several children, all of whom are of adult age. His funeral takes place this afternoon, services being held at the house at 1:00 p.m. and at Cedar Grove Church at half past two.

Joseph B. was enumerated in the 1830 Census as a resident of Dover Township. The listing indicated a household consisting of male 1:5 (?), male 1:20-30 (Joseph B.), male 1:80-90 (?), and female 1:20-30 (Margaret).

Joseph B. was enumerated in the 1840 Census as a resident of Dover Township. The listing indicated a household consisting of males 3:5, male 1:5-10, male 1:30-40 (Joseph B.), female 1:5-10, female 1:10-15, female 1:30-40 (Margaret).

Joseph B. was enumerated in the 1850 Census as a resident of Dover Township. The listing indicated a household consisting of Joseph B. (age 42), Margaret (age 42), Henrietta (age 21), Amelia (age 19), Joseph W. (age 17), Ebenezer (age 14), Bartholomew (age 13), William Henry (age 10), Oliver Perry (age 8), Winfield Scott (age 4), Sarah Helen (age 4), and Mary Margaret (age 3 months).

Joseph B. was enumerated in the 1860 Census as a resident of Dover Township. The listing indicated a household consisting of Joseph B. (age 52), Margaret (age 52), Ebenezer (age 23), Henry (age 19), Oliver (age 17), Winfield S. (age 14), Amilea (age 24), Sarah H. (age 14), Mary M. (age 10), and Alice A. (age 8).

Joseph B. was enumerated in the 1870 Census as a resident of Dover Township. The listing indicated a household consisting of Joseph B. (age 62), Harriet (age 62), Amelia (age 38), Ebenezer (age 34), Scott W. (age 24), Sarah H. (age 24), Mary M. (age 20), and Alice (age 18)

Joseph B. was enumerated in the 1880 Census as a resident of Dover Township. The listing indicated a household consisting of Joseph B. (age 72), Harriet (age 75), Ebenezer (age 46), Oliver (age 40), Winfield (age 30), Mary M. (age 21), Alice A. (age 25), and Amelia (age 48).

Joseph B. was listed in [DB] as Constable in 1838 and Justice of Pease in 1856.

On December 25, 1844, Joseph B. registered the ear mark for his stock. The mark was described as follows: a crop off the near ear and a slit in the right ear at the point. The notation indicates that the mark was the same as used by his father (Ebenezer).

The following events have been recorded: Alice A., b. 9-12-1853, d. 2-9-1905, Toms River, [AC]; Bartholomew, b. 6-12-1838, d. 7-15-1912, Cedar Grove, [AC]; Ebenezer, b. 5-20-1836, d. 10-23-1907, Toms River, [AC]; Joseph Warren, b. ca. 1835, d. 10-5-1917, Island Heights, [AC]; Oliver, b. 2-18-1843, d. 4-9-1911, single, Toms River, [AC]; Winfield Scott, b. ca. 1845, d. 10-17-1909, Toms River, [AC]; William Henry, b. 4-24-1840, d. 2-21-1911, Toms River, [AC];

Joseph B., b. 4-5-1808, d. 5-16-1885, in. Cedar Grove, m. (1) Margaret Applegate (cf. 7.313), b. 2-26-1808, d. 8-8-1869, in. Cedar Grove; (2) Harriet Applegate (cf. 7.310), b. ca. 1802, d. 4-19-1880, in. Cedar Grove

Issue:
1D3B8E1 Henrietta (1830-1905) m. John Page
1D3B8E2 Amelia S. (1832-1882) in. Cedar Grove
1D3B8E3 Joseph Warren (1834-1917) m. Elizabeth Johnson
1D3B8E4 Ebenezer (1836-1907) in. Cedar Grove
1D3B8E5 Bartholomew (1838-1912) m. Amada Applegate (cf. 8.184)
1D3B8E6 William H. (1840-1911) m. Caroline Grover
1D3B8E7 Oliver P. (1843-1911) single
1D3B8E8 Winfield S. (1846-1909) m. Harriet Potter
1D3B8E9 Sarah H. (1846-1925) m. Calvin Havens
1D3B8E10 Mary M. (1850-1885)
1D3B8E11 Alice A. (1853-1905) in. Cedar Grove

Question on probate information.

Moses was enumerated in the 1850 Census as a resident of Dover Township. The listing indicated a household consisting of Moses (age 40), Euphemia (age 44), Alonzo (age 8), Conover (age 4), and James (age 1). It also indicated that Euphemia was born in New York.

Moses was enumerated in the 1860 Census as a resident of Dover Township. The listing indicated a household consisting of Moses (age 50), Euphemia (age 54), Alonzo (age 18), Peter (age 14), and James (age 12).

Moses was enumerated in the 1870 Census as a resident of Dover Township. The listing indicated a household consisting of Moses (age 59), Euphemia (age 63), James (age 21), and Rachel (age 16). The listing indicated that Moses was a Farmer.

Moses was enumerated in the 1880 Census as a resident of Dover Township. The listing indicated a household consisting of Moses (age 69), Hannah (age 58), and Hester (age 14).

On March 18, 1848, Moses registered the ear mark for his stock. The mark is described as follows: a slit in the ear and a hole in the off ear. The notation indicates that the mark was formerly used by Joseph Applegate (then deceased).

The following events have been recorded: James Robinson, b. 12-17-1848, d. 3-5-1919, [AC]; Peter C., b. 4-7-1846, d. 12-17-1918, Camden, [AC];

Moses, b. 7-31-1810, d. 3-15-1895, in. Cedar Grove m. (1) Euphemia Hyers, b. 5-10-1807, d. 7-20-1876 in. Cedar Grove (2) Hannah Applegate (5-2-1877), b. ?, d. ?

Issue:
1D3B8F1 Alonzo E. (1843-1920) m. (1) Sarah W. Moore (2) Mary A. More-Chamberlin
1D3B8F2 Peter C. (1846-1918) m. Hannah A. Perrine
1D3B8F3 James R. (1848-1919) m. (1) Jennie Perrine, (2) Mary Johnson
1D3B8F4 Rachel (Laura) (1856-?) m. William Hankins

The estate for John J. was administered through the Ocean County Surrogate Office ref. Doc. AA:1-61. The date of death was listed as 12-2-1864. The documents indicate only that Mary Applegate administered the estate and that she was known as Mary Davis at the time.

John was enumerated in the Census of 1850 in the household of his father (John age 34) as a resident of Dover Township.

John J. was enumerated in the Census of 1860 as a resident of Plumsted Township, Ocean County. The listing indicated a household consisting of John J. (age 40 - farmer), Mary (28), Francis A. (age 6), Joseph C. (ae 5/12), and Sarah (age 86).

The following events have been recorded: John married Mary Wilbur, 12-24-1853, by Benjamin Irons, J.P., [OC];

Mary Wilbur was the daughter of James D. Wilbur [DTA].

John James Applegate, b. ca. 1815, d. 12-2-1864, in. Cedar Grove m. Mary Wilbur (12-24-1853), b. 7-4-1831, d. 1-6-1912, in. Cedar Grove

Issue:
1D3B8H1 Frank (1854-1924)
1D3B8H2 James Gardner (1856-?) m. Francis Hendrickson
1D3B8H3 Joseph C. (1860-1934) m. Mary Kenny

Index for the seventh Generation - Grandchildren of Jacob and Esther Irons

John B. (1785-1849) m. Nancy Anderson, (1791-1870)
Jacob M. (1792-1856) m. Martha Smith
Bartholomew Jr. (1800-1838) m. Lucretia Applegate

1D3B2 Daniel⁶ (index to sons)

Samuel P. (1796-1864) m. Lydia Ann Tilton
Jacob P. (1799-1864) m. (1) C. Halsey (2) Alice VanNote
John P.(1802-1864) m. Margaret Stout
William P. (1804-1841)
Ruben (1808-1851) m. Mary Painter

Bartholomew (1793-1854) m. Elizabeth Drake
Jacob I. (1795-1875) m. Rebecca Page
John Warner (1798-1880) m. Eliza Robinson
William (1805-1871) m. Hannah Johnson
Joseph C. (1808-1893) m. Silvia Ann Potter
Charles (1815-1860+) m. Mary Howe

Lewis J. (1794-1873) m. Rebecca Wilbur
Thomas Seabrook (1799-1879) m. Mariah A. Lewker (Luker)

Samuel Corlies (1804-1867) m. Mary Vaughn
John B. (1808-1831+)
Jacob (1814-1882) m. Elizabeth Reynolds

David 1791-1878) m. Alice Hendrickson
John D. (1793-1873) m. Mary Grover
William (?,?) m. Ann Anderson (1-17-1810)
Bartholomew
Joseph
Samuel
Hendrick (1820-?) m. Sarah A. ?

Apollo (1798-?) m. Marcy Phillips
Salem (1800-?)
Ebenezer Jr. (1805-1851)
Joseph B. (1808-1885) m. (1) Margaret Applegate (2) Harriet Applegate
Moses (1810-1895) m. Euphemia Hyers
James (1815-1864) m. Mary Wilbur