Thomas Leonard Seabrook was born on 16-Jun-1854. He was the son of Henry Hendrickson Seabrook and Theresa Walling. Thomas married Maude L. Barney.

     Maude married Thomas Leonard Seabrook, son of Henry Hendrickson Seabrook and Theresa Walling.

      Henry Seabrook was born on 3-Aug-1856. He was the son of Henry Hendrickson Seabrook and Theresa Walling. Henry Seabrook died on 12-Oct-1856.

      Helena Seabrook was born on 1-Nov-1857. She was the daughter of Henry Hendrickson Seabrook and Theresa Walling.
     Helena Seabrook was also known as Elena Seabrook.

      Harry Seabrook was born on 23-Oct-1859. He was the son of Henry Hendrickson Seabrook and Theresa Walling. Harry married May Nason.

     Sarah married Col. Thomas Prather Jr. on 31-Oct-1754.

      Rebecca DuBois was born on 4-Dec-1800 at Dutchess County, New York. She was the daughter of Hendricus DuBois and Nelly Cowenhoven. Rebecca DuBois was baptized on 8-Feb-1801 at Dutch Reformed Church, Poughkeepsie, Dutchess County, New York. Rebecca married Col. Henry Brewer on 24-Jun-1827 at Dutchess County, New York. Rebecca DuBois died on 14-Feb-1874 at Tompkins County, New York, at age 73. Rebecca was buried at Grove Cemetery, Ulysses, Tompkins County, New York.

      Adrian DuBois was born on 17-Sep-1802 at Dutchess County, New York. He was the son of Hendricus DuBois and Nelly Cowenhoven. Adrian DuBois died on 26-Jul-1867 at with his brother Uriah, Waterloo, Black Hawk County, Iowa, at age 64; not married. Adrian was buried at Fairview Cemetery, Waterloo, Black Hawk County, Iowa.

      Peter DuBois was born on 23-Jun-1816 at Dutchess County, New York. He was the son of Hendricus DuBois and Nelly Cowenhoven. Peter married Margaret Antoinette Hall, daughter of Lewis Hall and Mary Cory, on 26-Apr-1848 at Tompkins County, New York. Peter DuBois died on 12-Sep-1902 at Ulysses Twp., Tompkins County, New York, at age 86. Peter was buried at Hayts Cemetery, Ithaca, Tompkins County, New York.

      Barbara DuBois was born on 4-Dec-1807 at Dutchess County, New York. She was the daughter of Hendricus DuBois and Nelly Cowenhoven. Barbara DuBois was baptized on 17-Jan-1808 at Dutch Reformed Church, New Hackensack, Dutchess County, New York. Barbara married Robert T. Luckey, son of Samuel Luckey and Mary H. Underhill, on 12-Nov-1829 at Tompkins County, New York. Barbara married William Willis. Barbara DuBois died on 29-Aug-1875 at Tompkins County, New York, at age 67. Barbara was buried at Grove Cemetery, Ulysses, Tompkins County, New York.
     She was also known as Barbary Dubois.

      Sarah Ann Maria DuBois was born on 16-May-1813 at Dutchess County, New York. She was the daughter of Hendricus DuBois and Nelly Cowenhoven. Sarah Ann Maria DuBois was baptized on 4-Jul-1813 at Dutch Reformed Church, New Hackensack, Dutchess County, New York. Sarah married Ebenezer Purdy, son of David Purdy and Eliza Ann Hopkins, on 18-Jan-1838 at Tompkins County, New York.

      Solomon DuBois was born on 16-Dec-1735 at Kingston, Ulster County, New York. He was baptized on 15-Feb-1735/36 at Dutch Reformed Church, Kingston, Ulster County, New York. Solomon married Ariantje DuBois on 25-Oct-1762 at Dutch Reformed Church, Kingston, Ulster County, New York. Solomon DuBois died on 27-Feb-1784 at Ulster County, New York, at age 48.

     Ariantje DuBois was baptized on 7-Feb-1741/42 at Dutch Reformed Church, Kingston, Ulster County, New York. Ariantje married Solomon DuBois on 25-Oct-1762 at Dutch Reformed Church, Kingston, Ulster County, New York. Ariantje DuBois died on 13-Aug-1794 at Ulster County, New York, at age 52.
     She was also known as Ariaantjen de Bois.

     George married Ann W. Goble, daughter of Samuel Flemming Allen Goble and Alice or Allis Wardell, in 1889. George Neaglin died on 4-Nov-1918.

     Francis married Margaretta Goble, daughter of Samuel Flemming Allen Goble and Alice or Allis Wardell, on 19-Jan-1913. Francis Burdette Williams died on 22-Aug-1938.
      Personal knowledge of Gloria House.

      Martha C. Goble was born on 26-Dec-1878 at Point Pleasant, Ocean County, New Jersey. She was the daughter of Samuel Flemming Allen Goble and Alice or Allis Wardell. Martha married Harry Matthews on 30-May-1897. Martha C. Goble died on 30-Aug-1964 at age 85.
      Letter written by Margaretta Goble Cross Williams in response to request by
Jane Frances Cook Van Orden for genealogical information: "The children of
Alice & Allen Goble:

Annie, born Oct 22, 1867; died Nov 4, 1918

Richard & David, twins, died in infancy- ages 8yrs 4 mons, and 2 1/2 yrs.

Margaretta (myself) b. Aug 17, 1873

Frank "Charles Franklyn" b. April 12, 1876; d. Aug 3, 1936

Mattie (Martha). b. Dec. 26, 1878.

     Harry married Martha C. Goble, daughter of Samuel Flemming Allen Goble and Alice or Allis Wardell, on 30-May-1897.
      Personal knowledge of Gloria House.

      Emma or Mary E Johnson was born circa 1852 at New Jersey. Emma married David Wardell, son of Samuel Lovell Wardell and Theresa Irons.
      Letter written by Mrs. Jane Van Orden: "According to Frank Clinton Wardell's
chart, your (referring to Margaretta Goble Cross Williams) grandfather's
children are indicated as follows: "...david, mar. Mary Alide Johnson of Point
Pleasant, N.J., 6 children."

1880 Census, East Brick Township, Ocean Co., NJ, June 18, 1880:

Wardell, David White, Male, 34, Seafarer, born NJ, Parents born NJ

Mary E w ,female, 28, wife, born NJ, Parents born NJ

Samuel w , m, 10, son, b. NJ

Garrett w , m , 8,son b. NJ

Edward w , m 7, son, b. NJ

Carrie w, f, 1, daughter, b. NJ.

     Garret Wardell was the son of David Wardell and Emma or Mary E Johnson. Garret married Mary Emmons on 30-Oct-1892 at Belmar, Monmouth County, New Jersey; Letter from Margaretta Goble: "taken from family bible: m. Mary Emmons, in
Belmar 10/30/1892 by Rev. Sanford M. Nichols." Garret Wardell died on 1-May-1938.
      Letters from Margaretta Goble.

     Mary married Garret Wardell, son of David Wardell and Emma or Mary E Johnson, on 30-Oct-1892 at Belmar, Monmouth County, New Jersey; Letter from Margaretta Goble: "taken from family bible: m. Mary Emmons, in
Belmar 10/30/1892 by Rev. Sanford M. Nichols."
      Letters from Margaretta Goble.

     (Unknown) Wardell was the daughter of Garret Wardell and Mary Emmons.

     (Unknown) Wardell was the son of Garret Wardell and Mary Emmons.

     (Unknown) Wardell was the daughter of Garret Wardell and Mary Emmons.

     (Unknown) Wardell was the son of Garret Wardell and Mary Emmons.

     (Unknown) Wardell was the daughter of Garret Wardell and Mary Emmons.

     (Unknown) Wardell was the son of Garret Wardell and Mary Emmons.

     (Unknown) Wardell was the daughter of Garret Wardell and Mary Emmons.

     (Unknown) Wardell was the daughter of Garret Wardell and Mary Emmons.

     (Unknown) Wardell was the son of Samuel Level Wardell.

      Sarah Palmer was born at Of, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York. Sarah married Richard Wardell, son of Samuel Lovell Wardell and Theresa Irons.
      Letter from Mrs. van Orden (653 Rutherford Ave, Trenton, NJ) written 12/13/51:
"According to Frank Clinton Wardell's chart: Richard, mar. Sarah Palmer of
Brooklyn; one son who died."

     Samuel Level Wardell was the son of David Wardell and Emma or Mary E Johnson. Samuel married an unknown person.

      Frank Loomis was born at Of, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York. Frank married Annie A. Wardell, daughter of James E. Wardell and Sarah E. Wardell.
      Letter written by Mrs. van Orden to Margaretta Goble Cross Williams, written
Jan. 24, 1952: "Strange that Alma married a Loomis and Also Annie E. Wardell
married Frank Loomis- and both of Brooklyn."

      Sarah Palmer was born at Of, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York. Sarah married Richard H. Goble, son of Samuel Flemming Allen Goble and Alice or Allis Wardell.
      Letter written by Mrs. Jane F. Van Orden to Margaretta Cross Goble Williams,
dated December 13, 1951: " According to Frank Clinton Wardell's chart, Your
Grandfather's childdren are indicated as follows:

James, mar. Sarah Wardell of Bay Ridge, N.Y. died 1918; 10 children

Richard, mar. Sarah Palmer of brooklyn; one son who died.

Annie, mar. Charles Sherman of Manasquan, N.J. 5 children (later letter says
miscounted- really 7 children)

Alice, mar. Allen Goble of Point Pleasant, N.J. 4 children."

     (Unknown) Chasey was the son of Garret Hubbard Chasey and Carrie Wardell.

     Garret married Carrie Wardell, daughter of David Wardell and Emma or Mary E Johnson, on 26-Dec-1897; 1. Sat, 11 Mar 2000 20:08:27 -0500

From: "Linda Edwards" Carrie Wardell married
Garret Hubbard Chasey on December 26, 1897. My grandfather is their son,
Edward Eugene Chasey, and my father was Edward Walter Chasey, and has a
brother Garrett."
      Linda Edwards wrote:

I got most of my information from Bob Petitt, who is a descendant of the Chasey
family, as I am. Carrie Wardell married Garret Hubbard Chasey on December
26, 1897. My grandfather is their son, Edward Eugene Chasey, and my father was
Edward Walter Chasey, and has a brother Garrett.

      Mary F. Clayton was born in 1849 at New Jersey. She was the daughter of John Tilton Clayton and Didamia Irons.

      Carrie Wardell was born in 1878 at Brick Twp., Ocean County, New Jersey. She was the daughter of David Wardell and Emma or Mary E Johnson. Carrie married Garret Hubbard Chasey on 26-Dec-1897; 1. Sat, 11 Mar 2000 20:08:27 -0500

From: "Linda Edwards" Carrie Wardell married
Garret Hubbard Chasey on December 26, 1897. My grandfather is their son,
Edward Eugene Chasey, and my father was Edward Walter Chasey, and has a
brother Garrett."
      1. Sat, 11 Mar 2000 20:08:27 -0500

From: "Linda Edwards" " My great grandmother
is Carrie Wardell, born 1878 in Brick Township, Ocean, NJ. Her father was
David Wardell, born around 1845, and her mother was Mary Johnson. I got most
of my information from Bob Petitt, who is a descendant of the Chasey family, as
I am. Carrie Wardell married Garret Hubbard Chasey on December 26, 1897. My
grandfather is their son, Edward Eugene Chasey, and my father was Edward Walter
Chasey, and has a brother Garrett."

2. Letter written by Margaretta Goble Cross Williams to Mrs. Jane Van Orden,
dated 12/7/51: "My Grandfather Samuel or L. was married 3 times- 5
children by the first marriage- 4 by the 2nd and none by the 3rd. I do not
know who the wives were. My mother was of the 1st marriage and her mother died
when she was 7 yrs. old- the children were: James, "Annie & Richard,
twins" Alice and David.

3.Letter written by Mrs. Jane Van Orden: "According to Frank Clinton Wardell's
chart... your (referring to Margaretta Goble Cross Williams)
grandfather's children are indicated as follows: "...david, mar. Mary Alide

4. 1880 Census, East Brick Township, Ocean Co., NJ, June 18, 1880:

Wardell, David White, Male, 34, Seafarer, born NJ, Parents born NJ

Mary E w ,female, 28, wife, born NJ, Parents born NJ

Samuel w , m, 10, son, b. NJ

Garrett w , m , 8,son b. NJ

Edward w , m 7, son, b. NJ

Carrie w, f, 1, daughter, b. NJ.

      Edward Wardell was born circa 1873 at New Jersey. He was the son of David Wardell and Emma or Mary E Johnson.
      1. 1880 Census, East Brick Township, Ocean Co., NJ, June 18, 1880:

Wardell, David White, Male, 34, Seafarer, born NJ, Parents born NJ

Mary E w ,female, 28, wife, born NJ, Parents born NJ

Samuel w , m, 10, son, b. NJ

Garrett w , m , 8,son b. NJ

Edward w , m 7, son, b. NJ

Carrie w, f, 1, daughter, b. NJ.

      Richard Wardell was born circa 1872 at New Jersey. He was the son of David Wardell and Emma or Mary E Johnson.
      1. 1880 Census, East Brick Township, Ocean Co., NJ, June 18, 1880:

Wardell, David White, Male, 34, Seafarer, born NJ, Parents born NJ

Mary E w ,female, 28, wife, born NJ, Parents born NJ

Samuel w , m, 10, son, b. NJ

Garrett w , m , 8,son b. NJ

Edward w , m 7, son, b. NJ

Carrie w, f, 1, daughter, b. NJ.

      Samuel Lovell Wardell was born on 7-Sep-1815. He was the son of Samuel Wardell and Alice (Unknown). Samuel married Theresa Irons, daughter of Gilbert C. Irons and Theresa Johnson, circa 1835. Samuel Lovell Wardell died circa 1887 at Lakewood, Bricksburg, Ocean County, New Jersey. Samuel was buried at Silverton, Ocean County, New Jersey.
      1. Samuel listed on daughter's marriage liscense as father (NY State LIbrary,

Trenton, NJ: Book X, pg 237)

2. Also listed on her death certificate (Alice Goble. d. 23 Apr 1913, Ocean,
NJ)

3. Letter from Mrs. van Orden (653 Rutherford Avenue, Trenton, NJ) written
12/13/51: "According to Frank ClintonWardell's chart,Samuel Lovell Wardell
married 1-Ttacy Irons of Silverton, N.J; 2nd, Sarah Conklin of Queens,
N.Y; 3rd---------------, of Lakewood, N.J." Brothers & Sisters of Samuel
Lovell Wardell are listed.

     Elizabeth married Charles F. Goble, son of Samuel Flemming Allen Goble and Alice or Allis Wardell.
      Death Certificate of Charles Franklin Goble lists wife- Elizabeth R. Kennedy.
Informant, Mrs. Elizabeth R. Goble, Bay Head, NJ.

      Theresa Irons was born on 18-Aug-1816 at Clausen Ave., Brooklyn, Kings County, New York. She was the daughter of Gilbert C. Irons and Theresa Johnson. Theresa married Samuel Lovell Wardell, son of Samuel Wardell and Alice (Unknown), circa 1835.
     Theresa Irons was also known as Tacy Irons.

      James E. Wardell was born in 1837. He was the son of Samuel Lovell Wardell and Theresa Irons. James married Sarah E. Wardell. James E. Wardell died circa 1918 at Clausen Ave., Brooklyn, Kings County, New York. James was buried at Greenwood Cemetery, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York.
      1. Letter written by Margaretta Goble Cross Williams to Mrs. Jane Van Orden,
dated 12/7/51: "My Grandfather Samuel or L. was married 3 times- 5
children by the first marriage- 4 by the 2nd and none by the 3rd. I do not
know who the wivers were. My mother was of the 1st marriage and her mother
died when she was 7 yrs. old- the children were: James, "Annie & Richard,
twins" Alice and David.

2. Letter written by Jane F. Van Orden to Margaretta Williams, dated Dec 13,
1951:" According to Frank Clinton Wardell's chart...Your grandfather's children
are indicated as follows: James, mar. Sarah Wardell of Bay Ridge, N.Y. died
1918; 10 children Richard, mar. Sarah Palmer of Brooklyn; one son who died.
Annie, mar. Charles Sherman of Manasquan, N.J. 5 children. Alice, mar. Allen
Goble of Point Pleasant, N.J. 4 Children."

3. Letter from:Douglas T. Ryan written 11 June 1995

308 Third Avenue

Hattiesburg, MS 39401

"I am sure that James E. Wardell (b.1837), son of Samuel and Theresa Wardell is
the father of my Grandmother, Sarah ( or Sadie Wardell who was born 29 June
1872. She was one of seven children born to Jame E. and Sarah E.________
Wardell. The children were: (1880 Census):

Barkelow son 17 b. New York

Annie A. d 14 "

Eveline d 10 "

Sadie(Sarah) d 8 "

James E. s 6 "

Samuel E. s 3 "

Mary L. d 4/12 "

At the time of the 1880 census James Wardell was 43. Sarah E.______ was 37.
He was born in Jersey, and she was born in NY. I assume that the census
meant born in Brookluyn, NY, when they say NY. The family lived in 197 12th
Street Brooklyn.

Sarah E. Wardell, my grandmother, married James H. Donnell of Brooklyn, b.
1870... I believe that James Wardell (son of Samuel) and the rest of his
family are buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Brooklyn. My mother is buried in
Holy Cross Cemetery.

     Richard Wardell was the son of Samuel Lovell Wardell and Theresa Irons. Richard married Sarah Palmer. Richard married Sarah Palmer.
      Letter written by Margaretta Goble Cross Williams to Mrs. Jane Van Orden, dated
12/7/51: "My Grandfather Samuel or L. was married 3 times- 5 children
by the first marriage- 4 by the 2nd and none by the 3rd. I do not
know who the wivers were. My mother was of the 1st marriage and her mother
died when she was 7 yrs. old- the children were: James, "Annie & Richard,
twins" Alice and David.

Letter from Mrs. van Orden written 12/13/51: "According to Frank Clinton
Wardell's chart: Richard, mar. Sarah Palmer of Brooklyn; one son who died."

Letter written by Jane F. Van Orden to Margaretta Williams, dated Dec 13,
1951:" According to Frank Clinton Wardell's chart...Your grandfather's children
are indicated as follows: James, mar. Sarah Wardell of Bay Ridge, N.Y. died
1918; 10 children Richard, mar. Sarah Palmer of Brooklyn; one son who died.
Annie, mar. Charles Sherman of Manasquan, N.J. 5 children. Alice, mar. Allen
Goble of Point Pleasant, N.J. 4 Children."

     Annie Wardell was the daughter of Samuel Lovell Wardell and Theresa Irons. Annie married Charles Sherman. Annie Wardell died circa 1885 at Clausen Ave., Brooklyn, Kings County, New York.
      1. Letter written by Margaretta Goble Cross Williams to Mrs. Jane Van Orden,
dated 12/7/51: "My Grandfather Samuel or L. was married 3 times- 5
children by the first marriage- 4 by the 2nd and none by the 3rd. I do not
know who the wivers were. My mother was of the 1st marriage and her mother
died when she was 7 yrs. old- the children were: James, "Annie & Richard,
twins" Alice and David.

2. Letter from Mrs. van Orden (653 Rutherford Ave, Trenton, NJ) written
12/13/51: "According to Frank Clinton Wardell's chart: Annie, mar.
Charles Sherman of Manasquan, NJ 5 children."

3. Letter written by Mrs. van Orden written Jan. 24, 1952: "I made a mistake
when I stated that Annie and Charles Sherman had only 5 children- they have
7 on the chart, but I must have been very tired when I typed your letter and
counted only the five."

4. Letter written by Jane F. Van Orden to Margaretta Williams, dated Dec 13,
1951:" According to Frank Clinton Wardell's chart...Your grandfather's children
are indicated as follows: James, mar. Sarah Wardell of Bay Ridge, N.Y. died
1918; 10 children Richard, mar. Sarah Palmer of Brooklyn; one son who died.
Annie, mar. Charles Sherman of Manasquan, N.J. 5 children. Alice, mar. Allen
Goble of Point Pleasant, N.J. 4 Children."

      David Wardell was born circa 1846 at New Jersey. He was the son of Samuel Lovell Wardell and Theresa Irons. David married Emma or Mary E Johnson.
      1. Letter written by Margaretta Goble Cross Williams to Mrs. Jane Van Orden,
dated 12/7/51: "My Grandfather Samuel or L. was married 3 times- 5
children by the first marriage- 4 by the 2nd and none by the 3rd. I do not
know who the wivers were. My mother was of the 1st marriage and her mother
died when she was 7 yrs. old- the children were: James, "Annie &
Richard, twins" Alice and David.

2.Letter written by Mrs. Jane Van Orden: "According to Frank Clinton Wardell's
chart, your (referring to Margaretta Goble Cross Williams) grandfather,,
Samuel Lovell Wardell, married 1- Tacy Irons of Silverton, NJ; 2nd, Sarah
Conklin of Queens, NY; 3rd ___________ of Lakewood, NJ...(siblings of Samuel
listed)... children are indicated as follows: "...david, mar. Mary Alide
Johnson of Point Pleasant, N.J., 6 children."

3. 1880 Census, East Brick Township, Ocean Co., NJ, June 18, 1880:

Wardell, David White, Male, 34, Seafarer, born NJ, Parents born NJ

Mary E w ,female, 28, wife, born NJ, Parents born NJ

Samuel w , m, 10, son, b. NJ

Garrett w , m , 8,son b. NJ

Edward w , m 7, son, b. NJ

Carrie w, f, 1, daughter, b. NJ.

      Gilbert C. Irons was born on 5-Feb-1787 at New Egypt, Plumstead Twp., Monmouth County, New Jersey. He was the son of James Irons and Didamia Johnson. Gilbert married Theresa Johnson on 2-Mar-1809. Gilbert C. Irons died on 17-Feb-1882 at Dover, Ocean County, New Jersey, at age 95.

      Theresa Johnson was born on 4-Nov-1790 at Of, Silverton, Ocean County, New Jersey. Theresa married Gilbert C. Irons, son of James Irons and Didamia Johnson, on 2-Mar-1809. Theresa Johnson died on 18-Dec-1861 at Maetedeconck, New Jersey, at age 71.
      Death certificate (NJ State Library: Book AA, pg. 310) lists age at

death as 73.

IGI lists birth date.

      James Irons was born on 31-Jan-1757. He was the son of James Irons Sr. and Nelly Longstreet. James married Didamia Johnson circa 1782. James Irons died on 29-Aug-1833 at Dover Twp., Monmouth County, New Jersey, at age 76. James was buried at Old Silverton Cemetery, Monmouth County, New Jersey.

      Didamia Johnson was born on 16-Feb-1759. Didamia married James Irons, son of James Irons Sr. and Nelly Longstreet, circa 1782. Didamia Johnson died on 4-Feb-1826 at age 66. Didamia was buried at Old Silverton Cemetery, Monmouth County, New Jersey.

      Rachel Irons was born circa 1753 at Shrewsbury, Monmouth County, New Jersey. She was the daughter of James Irons Sr. and Nelly Longstreet.

      Francis Irons was born circa 1755 at Shrewsbury, Monmouth County, New Jersey. He was the son of James Irons Sr. and Nelly Longstreet. Francis married Eunice Hand on 5-Oct-1774 at New Jersey.

      Garret Irons was born on 14-Feb-1759 at Tom's River, Ocean County, New Jersey. He was the son of James Irons Sr. and Nelly Longstreet. Garret married Hester Applegate, daughter of Jacob Applegate and Esther Irons, on 22-Jul-1784 at Tom's River, Ocean County, New Jersey. Garret Irons died on 14-Jan-1838 at age 78. Garret was buried at Cedar Grove Cemetery near, Tom's River, Ocean County, New Jersey.

      Gilbert Irons was born circa 1761. He was the son of James Irons Sr. and Nelly Longstreet.
     Gilbert Irons was also known as Gisbert Irons.

      John Wilbert Irons was born on 25-Mar-1766 at Dover, Ocean County, New Jersey. He was born on 25-Mar-1766 at Shrewsbury, Monmouth County, New Jersey. He was the son of James Irons Sr. and Nelly Longstreet. John married Hannah Wilbur in 1789 at Dover, Ocean County, New Jersey. John Wilbert Irons died on 14-Jun-1821 at Dover, Ocean County, New Jersey, at age 55. John was buried at Old Methodist Cemetery, Tom's River, Ocean County, New Jersey.
     John Wilbert's left a will on 29-Aug-1820.

      James Irons was born circa 1783 at New Jersey. He was the son of James Irons and Didamia Johnson. James married Catherine (Unknown).

      Eleanar Irons was born on 19-Apr-1785 at Old Silverton, Monmouth County, New Jersey. She was the daughter of James Irons and Didamia Johnson. Eleanar Irons died on 1-May-1818 at age 33. Eleanar was buried at Old Silverton, Monmouth County, New Jersey.

      William C. Irons was born on 16-Jun-1789 at Old Silverton, Monmouth County, New Jersey. He was the son of James Irons and Didamia Johnson. William married Avis Ann Johnson. William married Mary Elizabeth (Unknown). William C. Irons died on 28-Sep-1858 at age 69.
     

      Sarah Irons was born circa 1792. She was the daughter of James Irons and Didamia Johnson. Sarah married Abraham Ware on 4-Feb-1811 at Monmouth County, New Jersey.
      Book: Smith, Grant & Irons Families of NJ's Shore Counties

Including the Related Families of Willets & Birdsall. Compiled

by James W. Hook. Call# 929.273 Sm51hj - book said marriage found in Monmouth

County, N.J. Marriages.

      Mary Irons was born on 15-Nov-1794. She was the daughter of James Irons and Didamia Johnson. Mary married Job Cox at Silverton, Ocean County, New Jersey. Mary Irons died on 1-Dec-1872 at age 78.

      John C. Irons was born in 1796 at New Jersey. He was the son of James Irons and Didamia Johnson. John married Sarah Gant. John C. Irons died in 1890.

      Rachel Irons was born on 1-Mar-1806 at Old Silverton, Ocean County, New Jersey. She was the daughter of James Irons and Didamia Johnson. Rachel married David Halsey, son of John Haines Halsey and Mercy Fisher. Rachel Irons died on 12-Jun-1844 at Silverton, Dover Twp., Ocean County, New Jersey, at age 38.
      Book: Smith, Grant & Irons Families of NJ's Shore Counties

Including the Related Families of Willets & Birdsall. Compiled

by James W. Hook. Call# 929.273 Sm51hj

Children listed on pg. 220.

      Eunice Hand was born circa 1755 at Of, Cape May, Cape May County, New Jersey. Eunice married Francis Irons, son of James Irons Sr. and Nelly Longstreet, on 5-Oct-1774 at New Jersey.

      Hester Applegate was born on 5-Apr-1761 at Tom's River, Ocean County, New Jersey. She was the daughter of Jacob Applegate and Esther Irons. Hester married Garret Irons, son of James Irons Sr. and Nelly Longstreet, on 22-Jul-1784 at Tom's River, Ocean County, New Jersey. Hester Applegate died on 4-Apr-1847 at age 85. Hester was buried at Cedar Grove Cemetery, Tom's River, Ocean County, New Jersey.

     (Unknown) Cross was the daughter of Edward Fulton Cross and Margaretta Goble.

     (Unknown) Wardell was the son of Garret Wardell and Mary Emmons.

      Annie A. Wardell was born in 1866 at New York. She was the daughter of James E. Wardell and Sarah E. Wardell. Annie married Frank Loomis.
      Letter from:Douglas T. Ryan written 11 June 1995

308 Third Avenue

Hattiesburg, MS 39401

(1880 Census):

Barkelow son 17 b. New York

Annie A. d 14 "

Eveline d 10 "

Sadie(Sarah) d 8 "

James E. s 6 "

Samuel E. s 3 "

Mary L. d 4/12. "

      Eveline Wardell was born in 1870 at New York. She was the daughter of James E. Wardell and Sarah E. Wardell.
      Letter from:Douglas T. Ryan written 11 June 1995

308 Third Avenue

Hattiesburg, MS 39401

(1880 Census):

Barkelow son 17 b. New York

Annie A. d 14 "

Eveline d 10 "

Sadie(Sarah) d 8 "

James E. s 6 "

Samuel E. s 3 "

Mary L. d 4/12. "

      Sarah Wardell was born on 29-Jun-1872 at Brooklyn, Kings County, New York. Sarah was buried at Holy Cross Cemetery. She was the daughter of James E. Wardell and Sarah E. Wardell.
      Nickname: Sadie

Letter from:Douglas T. Ryan written 11 June 1995

308 Third Avenue

Hattiesburg, MS 39401

"I am sure that James E. Wardell (b.1837), son of Samuel and Theresa Wardell is
the father of my Grandmother, Sarah ( or Sadie0 Wardell who was born 29 June
1872. She was one of seven children born to Jame E. and Sarah E.________
Wardell. The children were: (1880 Census):

Barkelow son 17 b. New York

Annie A. d 14 "

Eveline d 10 "

Sadie(Sarah) d 8 "

James E. s 6 "

Samuel E. s 3 "

Mary L. d 4/12 "

At the time of the 1880 census James Wardell was 43. Sarah E.______ was 37.
He was born in Jersey, and she was born in NY. I assume that the census meant
born in Brookluyn, NY, when they say NY. The family lived in 197 12th Street
Brooklyn.

Sarah E. Wardell, my grandmother, married James H. Donnell of Brooklyn, b.
1870... I believe that James Wardell (son of Samuel) and the rest of his family
are buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Brooklyn. My mother is buried in Holy Cross
Cemetery.

      James E. Wardell was born in 1874 at New York. He was the son of James E. Wardell and Sarah E. Wardell.
      Letter from:Douglas T. Ryan written 11 June 1995

308 Third Avenue

Hattiesburg, MS 39401

(1880 Census):

Barkelow son 17 b. New York

Annie A. d 14 "

Eveline d 10 "

Sadie(Sarah) d 8 "

James E. s 6 "

Samuel E. s 3 "

Mary L. d 4/12. "

      Samuel E. Wardell was born in 1877 at New York. He was the son of James E. Wardell and Sarah E. Wardell.
      Letter from:Douglas T. Ryan written 11 June 1995

308 Third Avenue

Hattiesburg, MS 39401

(1880 Census):

Barkelow son 17 b. New York

Annie A. d 14 "

Eveline d 10 "

Sadie(Sarah) d 8 "

James E. s 6 "

Samuel E. s 3 "

Mary L. d 4/12. "

      Mary L. Wardell was born in 1880 at Brooklyn, Kings County, New York. She was the daughter of James E. Wardell and Sarah E. Wardell.
      Letter from:Douglas T. Ryan written 11 June 1995

308 Third Avenue

Hattiesburg, MS 39401

(1880 Census):

Barkelow son 17 b. New York

Annie A. d 14 "

Eveline d 10 "

Sadie(Sarah) d 8 "

James E. s 6 "

Samuel E. s 3 "

Mary L. d 4/12. "

      Sarah E. Wardell was born in 1843 at New York. Sarah married James E. Wardell, son of Samuel Lovell Wardell and Theresa Irons. Sarah was buried at Greenwood Cemetery, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York.
      Letter from Mrs. van Orden written 12/13/51:"James, mar. sarah wardell of Bay
Ridge, N.Y. died 1918; 10 children."

Letter from:Douglas T. Ryan written 11 June 1995

308 Third Avenue

Hattiesburg, MS 39401

"I am sure that James E. Wardell (b.1837), son of Samuel and Theresa Wardell is
the father of my Grandmother, Sarah ( or Sadie Wardell who was born 29 June
1872. She was one of seven children born to Jame E. and Sarah E.________
Wardell. The children were: (1880 Census):

Barkelow son 17 b. New York

Annie A. d 14 "

Eveline d 10 "

Sadie(Sarah) d 8 "

James E. s 6 "

Samuel E. s 3 "

Mary L. d 4/12 "

At the time of the 1880 census James Wardell was 43. Sarah E.______ was 37.
He was born in Jersey, and she was born in NY. I assume that the census
meant born in Brooklyn, NY, when they say NY. The family lived in 197 12th
Street Brooklyn.

Sarah E. Wardell, my grandmother, married James H. Donnell of Brooklyn, b.
1870... I believe that James Wardell (son of Samuel) and the rest of his
family are buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Brooklyn. My mother is buried in
Holy Cross Cemetery.Letter to my great-grandmother, Margaretta Goble Cross,
from a Mrs. Van Orden.

     Sarah married Richard Wardell, son of Samuel Lovell Wardell and Theresa Irons.
      Name listed by Margaretta Goble Cross in letter.

      Charles Sherman was born at Of, Manasquan, Monmouth County, New Jersey. Charles married Annie Wardell, daughter of Samuel Lovell Wardell and Theresa Irons.
      Letter from Mrs. van Orden (653 Rutherford Ave, Trenton, NJ) written 12/13/51:
"According to Frank Clinton Wardell's chart: Annie, mar. Charles Sherman
of Manasquan, NJ 5 children."

      Edward Fulton Cross was born on 4-May-1870 at Brooklyn, Kings County, New York. Edward married Margaretta Goble, daughter of Samuel Flemming Allen Goble and Alice or Allis Wardell, on 25-Dec-1891 at Point Pleasant, Ocean County, New Jersey. Edward Fulton Cross died on 7-Aug-1908 at Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, at age 38. Edward was buried at Greenwood Cemetery, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York.
      Birth Certificate #1773, New York City Dept of Health, Brooklyn, NY

Birth & death dates listed in family bible of Samuel & Augusta Cross (typed

copy in my [Kathleen House Petersen]

Edward listed as child on 1880 Census (Brooklyn, ED#16, sheet 26)

Coroner's report #2256, Aug 9, 1908, Brooklyn, NY. LDS Fam. Hist. Lib. Film

#1,255,736.

      Margaretta Goble was born on 17-Aug-1873 at Point Pleasant, Ocean County, New Jersey. She was the daughter of Samuel Flemming Allen Goble and Alice or Allis Wardell. Margaretta married Edward Fulton Cross on 25-Dec-1891 at Point Pleasant, Ocean County, New Jersey. Margaretta married Francis Burdette Williams on 19-Jan-1913. Margaretta Goble died on 27-Feb-1967 at Newton Center, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, at age 93. Margaretta was buried at Newton Center, Middlesex County, Massachusetts.
      Names & dates supplied by Margaretta Goble before she died

Letter written by Margaretta Goble Cross Williams in response to request by
Jane Frances Cook Van Orden for genealogical information: "The children of
Alice & Allen Goble:

Annie, born Oct 22, 1867; died Nov 4, 1918

Richard & David, twins, died in infancy- ages 8yrs 4 mons, and 2 1/2 yrs.

Margaretta (myself) b. Aug 17, 1873

Frank "Charles Franklyn" b. April 12, 1876; d. Aug 3, 1936

Mattie (Martha). b. Dec. 26, 1878

No birth certificate on record in NJ

Unable to locate any christening record

Death certificate #97-67: Secretary of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts,

Division of vital Statistics.

     (Unknown) Cross was the daughter of Edward Fulton Cross and Margaretta Goble.

     (Unknown) Cross was the son of Edward Fulton Cross and Margaretta Goble.

      Barkelow Wardell was born in 1863 at New York. He was the son of James E. Wardell and Sarah E. Wardell.
      Letter from:Douglas T. Ryan written 11 June 1995

308 Third Avenue

Hattiesburg, MS 39401

(1880 Census):

Barkelow son 17 b. New York

Annie A. d 14 "

Eveline d 10 "

Sadie(Sarah) d 8 "

James E. s 6 "

Samuel E. s 3 "

Mary L. d 4/12. "

      Samuel Flemming Allen Goble was born on 7-Feb-1843 at near, Manasquan, Monmouth County, New Jersey. Samuel married Alice or Allis Wardell, daughter of Samuel Lovell Wardell and Theresa Irons, on 8-Jan-1867 at Colts Neck, Monmouth County, New Jersey. Samuel Flemming Allen Goble died on 29-Jan-1924 at Point Pleasant, Ocean County, New Jersey, at age 80.
      Taken from letter from great grandmother, Margaretta Goble written 12/7/51:"My
father, whose full name was Samuel Fleming Allen Gobel, he was named after
his Mother's father. The bronze plaque on the Monmouth Co. side of the
Upper Bridge over the Manasquan River, on the West side of the higway is either
his Grandfater or Great Grandfather on his Mother's side...My father did not
like his full name, so he dropped the Samuel Fleming off."

U.S. Naval Pension application # 29164:"Ocean County, NJ, On this 10th day of
Feb 1913 personally appeared before me, a Justice of the Peace, Allen Goble, 70
yers of age and a resident of West Point Pleasant, County of Ocean, NJ; he is
the identical person who was enrolled at New York City under the name of Allen
Goble on the 9th of September 1864 as a Coal heaver in the Navy in the service
of the United States in the Civil war, and was honorably discharged at
Philadelphia, Pa, on the 25th day of September 1865. Was put on the receiving
ship North Carolina at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, sent to West gulf squadron, put
on board receiving ship Fear Not. then to gun boat Fort Gaines. Personal
description: height: 5 ft 6 3/4 inches; complexion, light; color of eyes,
light; color of hiar, light, that his occupation was laborer; that he was born
February 7th, 1843, at near Manasquan, Monmouth County, NJ. Several places of
residence since leaving the service have been as follows: Point Pleasant and
West Point Pleasant, Ocean County, NJ. He is a pensioner under certificate No.
29164. He makes this declaration for the purpose of being placed on the
pension roll under the provisions of the act of May 11, 1912. His post-offic
address is West Point Pleasant, NJ

Dutch Reformed Church Records of Marriages in Colts Neck, Monmouth Co., New
Jersey: "Allen Goble age 24, single of Point Pleasant , son og Sidney &
Margaretta Goble md Jan. 8, 1867 by Reve Jas. Bolton Alice wardell age
23, single, of Point Pleasant, dau of Sam. & Theresa Wardell. Wit: Chas
Sherman, Henry Sickles"

Vital records- marriage in NJ State Library, Trenton

1850 Census: S.M. Allen Goble listed as child

1860 Census: Brick township. Ocean Co., NJ pg 8, Family #55 lists S.F.A. Goble
as a child

1880 Census: pg. 28 (West Brick Township?)

Goble, Allen w, m. 35, seafarer b. NJ, parents b. NJ

Alice w, f, 35, wife b, NY, parents b. NJ

Anna w, f, 12, daughter, b. NJ

Margaretta, w, f, 7, daughter, b. NJ

Frank w, m, 4, son, b. NJ

Martha C., w, f, 1, daughter, b. NJ

Sherman, Ann, w, f, 72, keeps house, b. NJ

Death certificate #504 in New Jersey State Library. Full name Samuel Fleming
Allen Goble; place of death- Point Pleasant, NJ. male, white, widowed, husband
of Alice Wardell, date of death Jan 29, 1924; cause of death- Acute bronchitis;
occupation: Carpenter (retired)Birth date Feby 7th, 1843, age 80 yrs. 11 months
22 days. Place of birth U.S.A; name of father- Sidney Goble, b. USA; name of
mother Margaretta Allen, b. USA; buried Whitelawn Cemetery, Feb 2, 1924.

      Alice or Allis Wardell was born on 18-Apr-1843 at Clausen Ave., Brooklyn, Kings County, New York. She was the daughter of Samuel Lovell Wardell and Theresa Irons. Alice married Samuel Flemming Allen Goble on 8-Jan-1867 at Colts Neck, Monmouth County, New Jersey. Alice or Allis Wardell died on 23-Apr-1913 at Point Pleasant, Ocean County, New Jersey, at age 70. Alice was buried at Whitelawn Cemetery, Point Pleasant, Ocean County, New Jersey.
      1. Letter from her daughter, Margaretta Goble, dated 12/7/51, gives birth,
marriage & death dates:"My Mother, Alice Wardell, was born April 18, 1843, at
Clausen Ave., Brooklyn, N.Y. and lived in N.Y. and Brooklyn until 16 yrs. of
age. Her father was Samuel Wardell, and I am inclined to think it was Samuel
L. I remember him. ClintonWardell's father was Samuel Level Wardell- he was
my 1st cousin, and to the best of my knowledge was named from Grandfather
Wardell, his Grandfather also. He was my Mother's brother's son. His father
was David." 2. Census records

3. Death certificate, NJ, Ocean, Brick twp. Full name: Alice Goble, female,
white, married; date of death, Apr 23, 1913; cause of death: carcinoma of
uterus; date of birth April 18, 1843; age 70 yrs, 5 days. Occupation-
Housewife. Birthplace: U.S.A. Name of Father: Samuel L. Wardell, b. U.S.A;
Name of mother Theresa Irons, b. U.S.A. Informant; Allen Goble, address West
Point Pleasant. Buried: Whitelawn Cemetery, April 27, 1913.

4. Dutch Reformed Church Records of Marriages in Colts Neck, Monmouth Co., New
Jersey: " Allen Goble age 24, single of Point Pleasant , son og Sidney &
Margaretta Goble md Jan. 8, 1867 by Reve Jas. Bolton Alice Wardell age 23,
single, of Point Pleasant, dau of Sam. & Theresa Wardell. Wit: Chas Sherman,
Henry Sickles"

Division of Vital Records, Archives, State Library: Trenton, NJ

5. Letter written by Jane F. Van Orden to Margaretta Williams, dated Dec 13,
1951:" According to Frank Clinton Wardell's chart...Your grandfather's children
are indicated as follows: James, mar. Sarah Wardell of Bay Ridge, N.Y. died
1918; 10 children Richard, mar. Sarah Palmer of Brooklyn; one son who died.
Annie, mar. Charles Sherman of Manasquan, N.J. 5 children. Alice, mar. Allen
Goble of Point Pleasant, N.J. 4 Children."

      Ann W. Goble was born on 27-Oct-1867 at Atlantic Twp., Monmouth County, New Jersey. She was the daughter of Samuel Flemming Allen Goble and Alice or Allis Wardell. Ann married George Neaglin in 1889. Ann W. Goble died on 4-Nov-1918 at West Point Pleasant, Brick Twp., Ocean County, New Jersey, at age 51. Ann was buried on 7-Nov-1918 at W P Cemetery?
      Atlantic Township is now Colts Neck, New Jersey. From Atlantic Township
records: "Allen & Alice Goble- dau. Ann W. born 10-27-1867." Certified
copy made for me by Ann Miles, May 4, 1972.

Death certificate-Dept. of Health , NJ, Bureau of Vital Statistics, Ocean
County, Brick Township, West Point Pleasant (hand-written number "484"): Full
name of Deceased: Anna Naegelin, female, white, marrie; Date of Death November
4, 1918; age 51 yrs. 12 days; Occupation- housewife; Date of birth October 22,
1867; Cause of death- Carcinoma of Uterus; Birth Place: NJ;Name of Father-
Samuel Allen Goble, birthplace of father- NJ; Maiden name of mother: Alice
Wardell, Birthplace of mother-NJ. Informant Weldon Naegelin, Pt. Pleasant, NJ.
Place of Burial- illegible, possibly W P cemetery? date of burial Nov 7, 1918.

Names & dates supplied by Margaretta Goble before she died

Letter written by Margaretta Goble Cross Williams in response to request by
Jane Frances Cook Van Orden for genealogical information: "The children of
Alice & Allen Goble:

Annie, born Oct 22, 1867; died Nov 4, 1918

Richard & David, twins, died in infancy- ages 8yrs 4 mons, and 2 1/2 yrs.

Margaretta (myself) b. Aug 17, 1873

Frank "Charles Franklyn" b. April 12, 1876; d. Aug 3, 1936

Mattie (Martha). b. Dec. 26, 1878

No birth certificate on record in NJ

Unable to locate any christening record

Death certificate #97-67: Secretary of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts,

Division of vital Statistics.

      Richard H. Goble was born on 15-Nov-1868 at Marlboro, Monmouth County, New Jersey. He was the son of Samuel Flemming Allen Goble and Alice or Allis Wardell. Richard married Sarah Palmer. Richard H. Goble died on 23-Mar-1869 at Greenville, Ocean County, New Jersey.
      Birth record, on file State of NJ, Archives, Book No. BX, pg. 231: Richard H.
Goble, M, born Marlboro, Monmouth, Nov. 15, 1868; Name of Father- Allen Goble,
Occupation- Laborer; Residence- Greenville; Name of Mother, Alice Goble.

Death certificate lists place of birth as Greenville.

      David Goble was born on 8-Sep-1870 at Farmingdale, Brick Twp., Ocean County, New Jersey. He was the son of Samuel Flemming Allen Goble and Alice or Allis Wardell. David Goble died in Dec-1870.
      Birth record, on file State of NJ, Archives, Book No. CB, pag. 194N, David
goble, M, born Farmingdale, Brick Twp., Ocean Co., Sept. 8, 1870. Name of
Father- Allen Goble, Occupation, Waterman; Residence Point Pleasant; Name of
Mother, Alice Goble.

Died age 2 1/2 months

Names & dates supplied by Margaretta Goble before she died

Letter written by Margaretta Goble Cross Williams in response to request by
Jane Frances Cook Van Orden for genealogical information: "The children of
Alice & Allen Goble:

Annie, born Oct 22, 1867; died Nov 4, 1918

Richard & David, twins, died in infancy- ages 8yrs 4 mons, and 2 1/2 yrs.

Margaretta (myself) b. Aug 17, 1873

Frank "Charles Franklyn" b. April 12, 1876; d. Aug 3, 1936

Mattie (Martha). b. Dec. 26, 1878.

      Charles F. Goble was born on 12-Apr-1876 at Point Pleasant, Ocean County, New Jersey. He was the son of Samuel Flemming Allen Goble and Alice or Allis Wardell. Charles married Elizabeth R. Kennedy.
      Birth record, on file State of NJ, Archives, Book No.CL, pg. 252:Charles F., M,
born Point Pleasant, Ocean Co., April 12, 1876; . Name of Father- Allen Goble,
Occupation- Laborer; Residence- Point Pleasant; Name of Mother, Alice Goble.

Death Certificate, NJ State Dept. of Health, Bureaur of Vital Statistics. Place
of Death- Ocean County, Bay Head, Osborne Ave; Residence, same. Full Name:
Charles Franklin Goble; date of death Aug. 3, 1936; Cause of death: illegible
C---- Polym..ridia? Contributary causes: Uremia, Anemia. male, white, married;
wife- Elizabeth R. Kennedy. Date of birth Apr 12, 1876; age 60 yrs. 3 months,
21 days. Occupation: Taxi operator. Total time in this occupation, 3 yrs.
Place of birth: Pt. Pleasant. Father's name: Aaron Goble [wrong- should be Allen Goble] Father's birthplace- Pt. Pleasant, NJ [wrong]. Mother's maiden
name: Alice Wardell- birthplace, NY; Informant, Mrs. Elizabeth R. Goble, Bay
Head, NJ. Place of burial- St. Catherine's Cemetery, Sea Girt, NJ. Date of
burial, Aug 6, 1936

Names & dates supplied by Margaretta Goble before she died

Letter written by Margaretta Goble Cross Williams in response to request by
Jane Frances Cook Van Orden for genealogical information: "The children of
Alice & Allen Goble:

Annie, born Oct 22, 1867; died Nov 4, 1918

Richard & David, twins, died in infancy- ages 8yrs 4 mons, and 2 1/2 yrs.

Margaretta (myself) b. Aug 17, 1873

Frank "Charles Franklyn" b. April 12, 1876; d. Aug 3, 1936

Mattie (Martha). b. Dec. 26, 1878.

     Martha Irons was the daughter of James Irons and Didamia Johnson.
      Book: Smith, Grant & Irons Families of NJ's Shore Counties

Including the Related Families of Willets & Birdsall. Compiled

by James W. Hook. Call# 929.273 Sm51hj, pg. 220.

      David Halsey was born on 15-Jan-1806. He was the son of John Haines Halsey and Mercy Fisher. David married Rachel Irons, daughter of James Irons and Didamia Johnson. David Halsey died on 24-May-1851 at age 45.
     He was also known as David Halsey. Book: Smith, Grant & Irons Families of NJ's Shore Counties

Including the Related Families of Willets & Birdsall. Compiled

by James W. Hook. Call# 929.273 Sm51hj, pg. 220

IGI lists parents as John Haines Halsey & Mercy Fisher.

      Sarah Gant was born in 1797 at Of, Silverton, Ocean County, New Jersey. Sarah married John C. Irons, son of James Irons and Didamia Johnson. Sarah Gant died in 1871. Sarah was buried at Old Silverton Cemetery, Monmouth County, New Jersey.
      Book: Smith, Grant & Irons Families of NJ's Shore Counties

Including the Related Families of Willets & Birdsall. Compiled

by James W. Hook. Call# 929.273 Sm51hj, pg. 218

IGI.

      Job Cox was born in 1785 at Of, Silverton, Ocean County, New Jersey. Job married Mary Irons, daughter of James Irons and Didamia Johnson, at Silverton, Ocean County, New Jersey. Job Cox died on 22-Oct-1865 at New Jersey. Job was buried at Old Silverton Cemetery, Monmouth County, New Jersey.
      Book: Smith, Grant & Irons Families of NJ's Shore Counties

Including the Related Families of Willets & Birdsall. Compiled

by James W. Hook. Call# 929.273 Sm51hj.

     Abraham married Sarah Irons, daughter of James Irons and Didamia Johnson, on 4-Feb-1811 at Monmouth County, New Jersey.
      Book: Smith, Grant & Irons Families of New Jeresy's Shore Counties by James W.

Hook, pg 218. Also lists Mary Ware, possibly a daughter.

      Mary Elizabeth (Unknown) was born on 17-Jul-1807. Mary married William C. Irons, son of James Irons and Didamia Johnson. Mary Elizabeth (Unknown) died on 9-Sep-1863 at age 56. Mary was buried at Old Silverton Cemetery, Monmouth County, New Jersey.

      Avis Ann Johnson was born on 3-Aug-1791 at Of, Silverton, Ocean County, New Jersey. Avis married William C. Irons, son of James Irons and Didamia Johnson. Avis Ann Johnson died on 20-Mar-1849 at age 57.