Howey and Mrak Genealogy - Person Page 457

Timothy R. Skroski Jr.1

M
Last Edited3 Feb 2008
ChartsDescendants of Robert Howey
Timothy R. Skroski Jr. is the son of Michael V. Skroski and Cynthia Lee DiPatri.1 

Citations

  1. [S398] John Leone Family Tree.

Phebe Slade1

F
Last Edited23 Oct 1999
Marriage*1723Phebe Slade married Stephen Bowen, son of Thomas Bowen and Thankful Mason, in 1723.1 
Married NameHer married name was Bowen.1 

Family

 Stephen Bowen

Citations

  1. [S19] e-mail address.

James Slaght1

M
Last Edited27 Jun 2005
Marriage*James Slaght married Hope Howey, daughter of Jonah Howey, at Sussex Co., New Jersey.1 

Family

 Hope Howey

Citations

  1. [S364] Opal Howey, "Opal Howey Family History."

Robin Slapin1

F
Last Edited6 Nov 1999
Marriage*Robin Slapin married John James Malloy, son of John Breen Malloy and Verna Mary Bailey. 

Family

 John James Malloy

Citations

  1. [S164] Inc. Brøderbund Software, World Family Tree Vol. 5, Ed. 1, Tree #3237, Date of Import: Nov 6, 1999.

Ollie D. Slaughter1,2

F, b. 1888, d. after 1930
Last Edited12 Nov 2013
Birth*1888Ollie D. Slaughter was born in 1888 at North Carolina.1 
Marriage*circa 1923She married Edmund M. Turner, son of Calvin Turner and Keziah Moore, circa 1923.1,3 
Death*after 1930Ollie D. Slaughter died after 1930.1 
Residence*She lived at Madison, Georgia.2 
Married NameHer married name was Turner.1 

Census Data

DateLocationDetail
1930Lower Alloways Creek Twp., New JerseyOllie D. Slaughter and Edmund M. Turner appeared on the census of 1930 at Lower Alloways Creek Twp., New Jersey.1

Family

 Edmund M. Turner b. March 1867, d. 26 June 1938

Citations

  1. [S258] 1930 United States Federal Census, Edmund Turner household, 1930 Census. Turner, Edmond, Age 63, Birthplace Illinois, Roll T626_1382 Page 3B, Race White, New Jersey ED 4, Salem Co., Township Lower Alloways Creek , father born NJ, mother born, MD. Wife Ollie D. Turner, 48, born NC, parents born NC. Living on Salem Canton Rd.
  2. [S38] Individual contact, Sharon L. Williams email 26 Nov 2012
    Hannah and Edmund M had a daughter, Maud... Maud married a man by the name of Walter Hill and they had 3 children, Walter, Jr (died as a child) Calvin and I believe the 3rd son was Leon. (Calvin and Leon's wives are still alive.) After Hannah's death, Edmund M married Ollie D Slaughter, from Madison Georgia.
  3. [S318] Unknown author, Obituary, Two obituaries on newsprint from Bob and Sharon Williams from the
    personal possessions of Francis Turner Williams. Handwritten on each is
    "1938".

    EDMUND TURNER
    Canton, June 29 -- Edmund Turner, a highly esteemed citizen, died at his
    home Sunday morning [June 26] from complications. Mr. Turnerwas born 71
    years ago, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Turner.
    He married first Miss Fannie Harris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin I.
    Harris. The second wife was Miss Hannah Elwell, daughter of Mrs. and Mrs.
    Enoch Elwell. The wife of the thrid marriage who was Miss Ollie Slaughter
    of Georgia survives. Also, a son Harris Turner, and a daughter, Mrs.
    Walter Hill.
    The deceased had a genial personality and a large circle of friends who
    frequently enjoyed his hospitality at Crab Park.
    Funeral services will be held this afternoon from the residence with
    interment in the Baptist Cemetery.
    Three brother also survive, Judson Turner, of Bridgeton, Albert Turner,
    of Greewich, and Calvin Turner, Jr. of Canton.

    EDMUND M TURNER
    Edmund M. Turner passed away Sunday mroninng at his home near Canton
    after a lingering illness. He was 71 years of age, the sone of Calvin and
    Keziah Moore Turner.
    Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon from his late residence
    with interment in Canton Baptist Cemetery.
    Mrs. Turner's jovial personality made him many friends who enjoyed his
    hospitality at Crab Park, where he conducted dinner gatherings. Beside
    the widow, who was Miss Ollie Slaughter, of Madison, Georgia, a son
    Harris Turner, a daughter, Mrs. Walter Hill, and three brothers, Judson,
    Albert and Calvin, survive.

Peter Slim

M, d. circa 1 March 1814
Last Edited5 Jun 2005
Marriage*Peter Slim married Christian (?).1 
Death*circa 1 March 1814Peter Slim died circa 1 March 1814 at Chester Twp., Burlington Co., New Jersey.1 
Name Variation Peter Slim was also known as Peter Shin.2 
PropertyAugust 1773Peter Slim sold property in Springfield Twp., Burlington Co., New Jersey to an unknown person on August 1773.3 
Name VariationAugust 1773 As of August 1773, Peter Slim was also known as Peter Shinn.3 
Property*August 1774Peter Slim sold property in Chester, Burlington Co., New Jersey to an unknown person on August 1774.4 
(Witness) Probate17 October 1793He witnessed the probate of the estate of Arthur Venable on 17 October 1793 at Burlington Co., New Jersey; Administrator Peter Shin/Slim is possibly Rebecca Shin/Slim Venable's brother.5 
Will*23 March 1811Peter Slim left a will on 23 March 1811 at Chester Twp., Burlington Co., New Jersey.1 

Family

 Christian (?)
Marriage*He married Christian (?).1 
Child 1.Rebecca Slim+1 b. bt 1760 - 1770, d. 17 Aug 1841

Citations

  1. [S156] Unknown author, NJ Archives Calendar of Wills, CALENDAR OF WILLS – 1814 – 1817 page 387

    1811, Mar. 23 SLIM, PETER*, of Chester, Burlington Co., “being advanced in age”; will of.
    Wife, CHRISTIAN, bed and bedding, walnut breakfast and tea tables, small pine table, case of low drawers, 6 Windsor chairs, 2 arm chairs, stool, 8-day clock, small looking glass, iron pot, large brass kettle, cups and saucers, 6 pewter plates, pewter knives and forks, earthen and wooden ware, and irons, shovel and tongs, use of two rooms, and household privileges, horse, cow, firewood; also profits of my three houses (No. 1 in Moorestown, No. 2 where my son, PETER, now dwells, and No. 3, purchased of WILLIAM JONES) for life; also $400 from personal estate, all in lieu of dower. Three daughters, REBECCA VENABLE, CATHERINE (wife of EMANUEL BEAGARY) and MIRIAM (wife of JOSIAH LIPPINCOTT) all land (or money from sale thereof)
    On Burlington road; also woodland purchased from FRANCIS FRENCH. Son, SAMUEL (after death of my wife), real estate and appurtenances purchased of RICHARD LIPPINCOTT and MAHLON GASKILL; also real estate purchased from said GASKILL, he paying to my granddaughters, ELIABETH and MIRIAM SLIM, $200. Son, PETER, all real estate purchased of JOHN STONE; also lot purchased of WM. JONES, he having possession after death of my wife, and he is to pay to his sister, REBECCA VENABLE, $200, for services rendered my family; also a lot of cedar swamp in Gloucester County. Grandson, CHRISTOPHER SLIM, house and lot purchased of WM. JONES in Moorestown. Residue of personal estate to be sold and proceeds divided between three daughters. Executors – son, PETER SLIM, son-in-law, EMANUEL BEAGARY.
    Witnesses – ELIZABETH ROBERTS, Jr., JOHN ROBERTS, Jr., WILLIAM ROBERTS. Proved
    Mar. 5, 1814
    1814, Mar. 2. Inventory, $6,152.02; made by EDWARD FRENCH, WILLIAM ROBERTS.
    File 12764 C Signed by mark
    .=====================
    (New Jersey Archives).
  2. [S257] Unknown author, Burlington County New Jersey Will Books, Inventory of Arthur Venable of Burlington Co., 17 Oct Jan 1793. NJ Archive microfilm, folder number 11524C. Recorded in Book of Wills N. 33, page 52. Administrator Peter Shin and Samuel Shute. Signed by each. Includes an administration bond.
  3. [S251] Unknown author, Ancestry Web Site, Name: PETER SHINN State: NJ County: Burlington County Township: Springfield Township Year: 1773 Record Type: August Tax List Page: 117 Database: NJ Tax Lists Index 1772-1822.
  4. [S251] Unknown author, Ancestry Web Site, Name: PETER SLIM State: NJ County: Burlington County Township: Chester Township Year: 1774 Record Type: August Tax List Page: 121 Database: NJ Tax Lists Index 1772-1822.
  5. [S257] Unknown author, Burlington County New Jersey Will Books, Inventory of Arthur Venable of Burlington Co., 17 Oct Jan 1793. NJ Archive microfilm, folder number 11524C. Recorded in Book of Wills N. 33, page 52. Administrator Peter Shin and Samuel Shute. Signed by each. Includes an administration bond.

    (Transcribed by: Jacqueline Sleeper Russell 4-9-05)

    ARTHUR VENABLE ESTATE & INVENTORY

    Burlington 1793
    ARTHUR VENABLE
    Intestate
    & Inventory
    Bond
    Adm Granted

    Recorded in Book no. 33
    Of Wills Page 52
    11524C

    PETER SLIM the Administrator ARTHUR VENABLE being duly affirmed and assigned to law did declare and say (?) that ARTHUR VENABLE within named died without a Will as far as he knows and as he verily(?) believe, and that he will well and truly administer the goods and chattels of the deceased according to law and make a true and perfect inventory of the goods and chattels of those goods and chattels of same in the (?)
    (cannot read part of sentence) and true account.

    Taken before me at
    Burlington 17th Oct. 1793

    WM GRIFFITH

    /s/ X PETER SLIM (Envelope # 11524C)
    =========================
    KNOW all Men by thfe prefents That We

    PETER SLIM and SAMUEL SHUTE both of the county of Burlington
    Are held and firmly bound unto RICHARD HOWELL Governor of the State of New Jersey
    In the sum of seven hundred(?) Pounds. lawful money of faid state RICHARD HOWELL - his Succeffors or Affigns: To which Payment well and truly to be made, We bind ourfelves, our Heirs, Executors, and Adminiftrators, jointly and feverally, firmly by thefe Prefents, Sealed with our Seals, and dated the Seventeeth Day of October
    Anno Domini One thoufand Seven Hundred and ninety three.

    THE Condition of the above Obligation is Fuch, That if the above bound PETER SLIM
    Adminftrator of all and fingular the Goods, Chattels, and Credits of ARTHUR VENABLE late of the County of Burlington ~ deceafed, do make or caufe to be made, a true and perfect inventory of all and fingular the Goods, Chattels, and Credits of the faid deceafed, which have or fhall come to the Hands, Poffeffion, of Knowledge of the fair
    PETER SLIM ~ or into the Hands of any other Perfon or Perfons for his Ufe, and the fame fo made, exhibit or caufe to be exhibited into the Regiftry of the Prerogative Court, in the Secretary’s Office of New Jerfey, on or before the Seventeenth Day of January next enfuing, and the fame Goods, Chattels and Credits of the faid Deceafed at the Time of his Death, or which at any Time after fhall come to the Hands or Poffeffion of the faid PETER
    Or unto the Hands or Poffeffion of any other Perfon or Perfons, for his Ufe, do well and truly adminfter according to law; and further do make, or caufe to be made, juft and true Account of his Adminiftration, with in twelve Months form the Date hereof; and all the Reft and Refidue of the faid Goods, Chattels, and Credits, which fhall be found remaining upon the Account of the faid Administration, fhall deliver and pay unto fuch Perfon or Perfons refpectively, as by Law are or fhall be entitled to receive the fame.
    And if it fhall hereafter appear, that any Laft Will and Teftament was made by the faid Deceafed, and the Executor or Executors therein named, do exhibit the fame into the faid Prerogative Court, making requeft to have it allowed and approved accordingly: If the faid
    PETER SLIM
    Being thereunto required, do render and deliver up the faid Letters of Adminftration, Approbation of fuch Tefament being firft had and made in the faid Court; then the above Obligation to be void, or elfe it fhall ftand in full Force and Virtue.

    Sealed and delivered
    In the Prefence of
    JOHN ELTON
    WM. GRIFFITH PETER X SLIM (his mark) /s/ SAML SHUTE
    ==========================================
    BURLINGTON 1793
    ARTHUR VENABLE
    Inventory
    #11524C

    A true and Perfect Inventory of all and Singular the Good Chattels, Effects, Rights and Credits of ARTHUR VENIABLE late of the township of Chester in the County of Burlington and State of New Jersey decd.. Appraised by us the subscribers at the request of PETER SLIM Administrator to said deced. Estate this 14th day of October Anno Domini 1793.

    Lo a chest, purse and Wearing apparel 37 12 10
    Lo Beds, Bedsteads and Bedding 17 10 0
    Lo a Lot of potatoes 5 17 6
    Lo Sundry Linnens 7 17 6
    Lo a Side Saddle 1 2 6
    Lo a Chest of Bedcloaths 11 5 0
    Lo Spining Wheels and Sundries in the Garret 2 10 0
    Lo a Table Case and Tea Ware and Sundries 2 17 6
    Lo a Table,Chair, Doughtrough & Sundries 2 10 0
    Lo Books and Sundry Small Articles 1 10 0
    Lo Iron pots and pewter 1 13 0
    Lo Chufs, Butter, Lard, and Fallow 8 17 6
    Lo tefh, meat, tubs and cafhs, etc. 4 19 6
    Lo a pair of Silver Buckles Buttons and Sundries 2 0 7
    Amount 108 3 5
    /s/
    SAML SHUTE & WM GRIFFITH
    =========================
    Next page of Inventory:

    AMOUNT BROUGHT FORWARD 108 3 5

    Lo Sundry Geurs (?) 3 0 ?
    (paper over corner of copy – see below)
    Lo Saddle, Bridle, Chains and Sundries 2 10 0
    Lo a Light Waggon and Sleigh 5 0 0
    Lo a Two Horfe Waggon 10 0 0
    Lo Ploughs, Harrows, and Cart and Sundries 6 10 0
    Lo a flock of Geefe 2 12 6
    Lo Wheat and Rye in the Barn 18 15 0
    Lo Hay 32 5 0
    Lo Turnips Growing in the Ground 0 15 0
    Lo Indian Corn on the Stalk 37 10 0
    Lo Green Corn in the Ground 16 10 0
    Lo 12 Sheep 7 0 0
    Lo a Black Horfe 6 0 0
    Lo a Mare and Colt 15 0 0
    Lo a Young Mare 15 0 0
    Lo Cows and Bull 59 0 0
    Lo Hogs 18 0 0
    Lo Dunghill Fowls 0 18 0
    Total Sum L 360 00 11
    In Bifpham(?)
    SAMUEL SHUTE

    Note on corner over first amount listed:

    PETER SLIM here
    Duly affirmed
    No within is a
    Of he good ?
    Which have
    ( ?)
    Taken before
    Burlington (illegible)

    Next page:

    PETER SLIM the Within Administrator being duly affirmed did declare and say that the within is a true and perfect inventory of the goods & chattels of the deceased which have ( ? ) to his knowledge or ( ? ) ~

    Taken before me at
    Burlington 7 October 93 PETER X SLIM (his mark)
    WM. GRIFFITH

    SAMUEL SHUTE one of the appraisers within named being duly affirmed according to law did declare and say that he approved the several goods and chattels within verified according to their true respective rates and values to the best of his judgment – and that JOHN BISHHAM the other appraiser was present at the same time and afented in all things and that they appraised all things brought to their view for appraisments.

    Taken before me at
    The time Y place apft.

    /s/ SAMUEL SHUTE
    /s/ WM GRIFFITH.

Rebecca Slim

F, b. between 1760 and 1770, d. 17 August 1841
Last Edited29 Dec 2006
Birth*between 1760 and 1770Rebecca Slim was born between 1760 and 1770; guess based on 1840 census and assuming Rebecca is the oldest female at 70-80 years olds. She could also fall info the 40-50 or 50-60 age group.1 
She was the daughter of Peter Slim and Christian (?).2 
Birthcirca 1761Rebecca Slim was born circa 1761.3,4 
Birth21 November 1761She was born on 21 November 1761.5 
Marriage*24 May 1783She married Arthur Venable, son of Thomas Venable and Esther Borradaill, on 24 May 1783 at Burlington Co., New Jersey; marriage bond.3,6 
Death14 August 1841Rebecca Slim died on 14 August 1841 at Moorestown, Burlington Co., New Jersey; Rebecca Venable (sister of Mary and Mirriam) died August 14th 1841 in the 50th year of her age [P72]. If she was 50 years old, this indicates this is not Rebecca Slim. Likely it also means the probate of October 15 1841 is this 50 year old Rebecca and not Rebecca Slim.7 
Death*17 August 1841She died on 17 August 1841 at Moorestown, Burlington Co., New Jersey.4 
Burialcirca 20 August 1841She was buried circa 20 August 1841 at Trinity Church Burial Ground, Moorestown, Burlington Co., New Jersey.4 
Probate*15 October 1841Her estate was probated on 15 October 1841 at Burlington Co., New Jersey; No real evidence this is the correct Rebecca Venable. Just a guess.8 
NoteBased on the 1840 census of Chester Burlington Rebecca lives very close to Thomas Venable. It is a fair guess that she could be Thomas's mother. 
Name Variation Rebecca Slim was also known as Rebecca Venable.1 
Name Variation Rebecca Slim was also known as Rebecca Shin.3 
Married Name24 May 1783 As of 24 May 1783,her married name was Vennable.3 
Married Name24 May 1783 As of 24 May 1783,her married name was Venable. 

Census Data

DateLocationDetail
1830Chester Twp., New JerseyRebecca Slim appeared on the census of 1830 at Chester Twp., New Jersey.9
1840Chester Twp., New JerseyShe appeared on the census of 1840 at Chester Twp., New Jersey.1

Family

 Arthur Venable b. 30 October 1757, d. October 1793
Marriage*24 May 1783She married Arthur Venable, son of Thomas Venable and Esther Borradaill, on 24 May 1783 at Burlington Co., New Jersey; marriage bond.3,6 
Children 1.Thomas S. Venable+10 b. c 1784, d. 28 Dec 1861
 2.Esther Venable10 b. 1785, d. 23 Apr 1879
 3.Meriam Venable10 b. 1786, d. a 1 Aug 1860
 4.Rebecca Venable10 b. 1788
 5.Mary S. Venable11 b. 1793, d. 7 Jul 1876

Citations

  1. [S190] 1840 Census Record, Heritage Quest Digital Microfilm M704-248, p. 271A, line 17.
    Rebecca Venable - Males: one 40-50, Females: one 40-50, one 50-60, one 70-80. End of sheet totals 4 people. One person involved in manufacturing and trade.
  2. [S156] Unknown author, NJ Archives Calendar of Wills, CALENDAR OF WILLS – 1814 – 1817 page 387

    1811, Mar. 23 SLIM, PETER*, of Chester, Burlington Co., “being advanced in age”; will of.
    Wife, CHRISTIAN, bed and bedding, walnut breakfast and tea tables, small pine table, case of low drawers, 6 Windsor chairs, 2 arm chairs, stool, 8-day clock, small looking glass, iron pot, large brass kettle, cups and saucers, 6 pewter plates, pewter knives and forks, earthen and wooden ware, and irons, shovel and tongs, use of two rooms, and household privileges, horse, cow, firewood; also profits of my three houses (No. 1 in Moorestown, No. 2 where my son, PETER, now dwells, and No. 3, purchased of WILLIAM JONES) for life; also $400 from personal estate, all in lieu of dower. Three daughters, REBECCA VENABLE, CATHERINE (wife of EMANUEL BEAGARY) and MIRIAM (wife of JOSIAH LIPPINCOTT) all land (or money from sale thereof)
    On Burlington road; also woodland purchased from FRANCIS FRENCH. Son, SAMUEL (after death of my wife), real estate and appurtenances purchased of RICHARD LIPPINCOTT and MAHLON GASKILL; also real estate purchased from said GASKILL, he paying to my granddaughters, ELIABETH and MIRIAM SLIM, $200. Son, PETER, all real estate purchased of JOHN STONE; also lot purchased of WM. JONES, he having possession after death of my wife, and he is to pay to his sister, REBECCA VENABLE, $200, for services rendered my family; also a lot of cedar swamp in Gloucester County. Grandson, CHRISTOPHER SLIM, house and lot purchased of WM. JONES in Moorestown. Residue of personal estate to be sold and proceeds divided between three daughters. Executors – son, PETER SLIM, son-in-law, EMANUEL BEAGARY.
    Witnesses – ELIZABETH ROBERTS, Jr., JOHN ROBERTS, Jr., WILLIAM ROBERTS. Proved
    Mar. 5, 1814
    1814, Mar. 2. Inventory, $6,152.02; made by EDWARD FRENCH, WILLIAM ROBERTS.
    File 12764 C Signed by mark
    .=====================
    (New Jersey Archives).
  3. [S128] Unknown author, CD#240: NJ Marriages, Burlington Co. Court records, microfilm # 0848872-0848873.
  4. [S235] Unknown author, Gloucester County Historical Society Web site marriage records database, File Number: #11969 Person : Rebecca Venable (V514) Birth Date : Death Date : 8/17/1841 Inscription : In the 80th year of her age Location : Moorestown, NJ Cemetery : Trinity Church Burial Ground Source : Burlington County Cemeteries, Vol. 1, GCHS Library Notes :.
  5. [S38] Individual contact, Jacqueline Sleeper Russell, e-mail 7 May 2005.
  6. [S90] Unknown author, Marriage Certificate, (Transcribed by Jacqueline Sleeper Russell)
    Page 384 (Marriage Bond: ARTHUR VENNABLE to REBECCA SLIM - May 24, 1783 - written in pencil on bottom of copy)
    KNOW ALL MEN BY THEFE PREFENTS.
    That we ARTHUR VENEBLE & THOS. STOKES both of the township of Chester County of Burlington State of New Jersey -
    are held and firmly bound unto His Excellency The Excellency WILLIAM LIVINGSTON, ESQ. Governor and Commander in Chief of New Jerfey, &e. in the Sum of Five Hundred Pounds, current lawful Money of New Jerfey, to be paid to the faid WILLIAM LIVINGSTON ESQ Governor,&c. his Succeffors or Affigns; for which Payment well and truly to be made, we bind ourfelves, our Heirs, Executors and Adminiftrators, and every of them, jointly and feverally, firmly by thefe prefents: Sealed with our Seals, dated the Twnety fourth Day of May Anno Domini One Thoufand Seven Hundred and Eighty three -
    THE CONDITION OF THIS
    Obligation is fuch, That wheras there is a mutual Contract of Marriage between ARTHUR VENEBLE of the one Party, and REBECCA SLIM of the other Party, and the Parties having complied with the Terms prefcribed in an Act of the General Affembly of New Jerfey, made in the Year of our Lord One Thoufand Seven Hundred and Nineteen, intitled, An Act to prevent clandeftine Marriages: Now if it fhall herafter appear that the Certificates produced, or either of them, have been fraudulent, or that either the aforefaid ARTHUR VENEBLE or the aforefaid
    REBECCA SLIM - had not the Confent of their Parents, Guardians, or perfons under whofe Care they were figning the faid Certificates, or either of them, had fome lawful Let or Impediment of Pre-contract, Affinity or Confanguinity, to hinder their being joined in the Holy Bands of Matrimony, and afterwards of living together as Man and Wife; then this Obligation to ftand and remain in full Force and Virtue, otherwife to be void and of none Effect.
    /s/ ARTHUR VENNABLE (initials)
    /s/ THOMAS STOKES (initials)
    Sealed and delivered in the Prefence of
    /s/ HERBERT M:ELROY.
  7. [S162] Unknown author, Web Page, www.yankeecemetery.com. Transcriptions of gravestones in Moorestown Trinity Episcopal Cemetery.
    Rebecca Venable (sister of Mary and Mirriam) died August 14th 1841 in the 50th year of her age [P72].
  8. [S257] Unknown author, Burlington County New Jersey Will Books, Inventory of Rebecca Venable of Burlington Co., 15 Oct Jan 1841. NJ Archive microfilm, folder number 14879C. Recorded in Book D, inventory page 563, Surrogates Office in Burlington. Administrator Clayton Lippincott.
  9. [S114] 1830 US Federal Census Record, Thomas Venable household, 183 US Federal Census, population schedule, Chester, Burlington, New Jersey; Roll: 80; Page: 218. Males 0010001000000, Females 0100001000000

    Household immediately before is Rebecca Venable household
    Males 0100000000000
    Females 0000020010000
    1 Male 5-10, Females 2 30-40, 1 60-70.
  10. [S101] Unknown author, International Genealogical Index.
  11. [S162] Unknown author, Web Page, www.yankeecemetery.com. Transcriptions of gravestones in Moorestown Trinity Episcopal Cemetery.
    Mary S. Venable (sister of Mirriam and Rebecca) died July 7th 1876 in the 83rd year of her age [P74].

Samuel Slim

M, b. 1759, d. 23 March 1847
Last Edited2 Apr 2005
Birth*1759Samuel Slim was born in 1759; BOOK SEVEN
TRINITY CHURCH BURIAL GROUND
MOORESTOWN, NEW JERSEY
(BURLINGTON COUNTY CEMETERY INSCRIPTIONS, VOL. 1)
Records made by T. Chalkley Matlock in 1930
Burlington County Historical and Genealogist
GCHS holds complete version
(sent from: Diane B. Szeliga)

SLIM

317. In memory of SAMUEL SLIM who departed this life March 23 1847 in the 88th
year of his age.1
 
Marriage*18 January 1790He married Hannah Pearson on 18 January 1790 at Third Presyterian Church, Philadelphia Co., Pennsylvania; Website: http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/pa/philadelphia/church/3dpresby01.txt

Church: THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Marriages 1785 - 1799: Philadelphia, PA
Pennsylvania Archives. Second Series. Vol. IX.
Published under direction of Matthew S. Quay, Secretary of the Commonwealth.
Edited by John B. Linn and Wm. H. Egle, M.D.
Harrisburg: Lane S. Hart, State Printer, 1880.
"Marriage Record of the Third Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia, 1785-1799," pp. 515-551.
THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, PHILA. 539
540 MARRIAGE RECORD.
1790, Jan. 18, Pearson, Hannah, and Samuel Slim.1 
Burial*23 March 1847Samuel Slim was buried on 23 March 1847 at Trinity Church Burial Ground, Moorestown, Burlington Co., New Jersey; BOOK SEVEN
TRINITY CHURCH BURIAL GROUND
MOORESTOWN, NEW JERSEY
(BURLINGTON COUNTY CEMETERY INSCRIPTIONS, VOL. 1)
Records made by T. Chalkley Matlock in 1930
Burlington County Historical and Genealogist
GCHS holds complete version
(sent from: Diane B. Szeliga)

SLIM

317. In memory of SAMUEL SLIM who departed this life March 23 1847 in the 88th
year of his age.1
 
Death*23 March 1847He died on 23 March 1847 at Burlington Co., New Jersey; BOOK SEVEN
TRINITY CHURCH BURIAL GROUND
MOORESTOWN, NEW JERSEY
(BURLINGTON COUNTY CEMETERY INSCRIPTIONS, VOL. 1)
Records made by T. Chalkley Matlock in 1930
Burlington County Historical and Genealogist
GCHS holds complete version
(sent from: Diane B. Szeliga)

SLIM

317. In memory of SAMUEL SLIM who departed this life March 23 1847 in the 88th
year of his age.1 
Note*ANCESTRY OF SALLY SLEEPER RUSSELL OF WORCESTER, MASSACHUSETTS
Entries: 6223 Updated: 2005-04-01 02:19:05 UTC (Fri) Contact: Jacqueline Sleeper Russell. http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=jacquelinesr&id=I1068
ID: I1068 Name: SAMUEL SLIM
Sex: M
Birth: 12 FEB 1760 in New Jersey
Death: 23 MAR 1847 in New Jersey Burial: Trinity Church Burial Ground, Moorestown, New Jersey Note:
Website: http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/pa/philadelphia/church/3dpresby01.txt

Church: THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Marriages 1785 - 1799: Philadelphia, PA
Pennsylvania Archives. Second Series. Vol. IX.
Published under direction of Matthew S. Quay, Secretary of the Commonwealth.
Edited by John B. Linn and Wm. H. Egle, M.D.
Harrisburg: Lane S. Hart, State Printer, 1880.
"Marriage Record of the Third Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia, 1785-1799," pp. 515-551.
THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, PHILA. 539
540 MARRIAGE RECORD.
1790, Jan. 18, Pearson, Hannah, and Samuel Slim.
=====================
BOOK SEVEN
TRINITY CHURCH BURIAL GROUND
MOORESTOWN, NEW JERSEY
(BURLINGTON COUNTY CEMETERY INSCRIPTIONS, VOL. 1)
Records made by T. Chalkley Matlock in 1930
Burlington County Historical and Genealogist
GCHS holds complete version
(sent from: Diane B. Szeliga)

SLIM

317. In memory of SAMUEL SLIM who departed this life March 23 1847 in the 88th
year of his age.
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1830 US CENSUS
Name: Slim, Samuel
Township: Chester
County: Burlington
State: New Jersey
Roll: 80 Page: 217
HOUSEHOLD:
1 male 20-30
1 male 30-40
1 male 70-80
1 female 5-10
1 female 10-15
2 female 20-30
1 female 50-60
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1840 US CENSUS
Name: Samuel Slim
County: Burlington Chester TWP
State: New Jersey
Roll: 248 Page: 271
HOUSEHOLD:
1 male 80-90
1 female 15-20
1 female 30-40
1 female 60-70
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BURLINGTON COUNTY LIBRARY WEBSITE:
Name: Slim, Samuel
Death Date: March 23, 1847
Place of Death:
Place of Burial:
Publication: Burlington Gazette
April 9, 1847, p. 3, col. 4
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Name: Slim, Samuel
Death Date: March 23, 1847
Place of Death:
Place of Burial:
Publication: New Jersey Mirror
April 15, 1847
Notes: In Moorestown, in 88th yr.
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Descendant?
TRENTON HISTORICAL SOCIETY
1900 TRENTON CITY DIRECTORY
Slim Samuel W, engineer, h 258 N Warren


Father: PETER SLIM b: 1733 in Germany
Mother: CHRISTIANA HOUSEMAN b: 1730 in Germany

Marriage 1 HANNAH PEARSON b: ABT. 1771
Married: 18 JAN 1790
Children
CHRISTIANA SLIM b: 1 AUG 1794.1 
Property*23 March 1848Samuel Slim sold property in Moorestown, Burlington Co., New Jersey to William S. Venable on 23 March 1848.2 

Family

 Hannah Pearson b. circa 1771, d. 24 November 1850

Citations

  1. [S162] Unknown author, Web Page, ANCESTRY OF SALLY SLEEPER RUSSELL OF WORCESTER, MASSACHUSETTS
    Entries: 6223 Updated: 2005-04-01 02:19:05 UTC (Fri) Contact: Jacqueline Sleeper Russell. http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi
  2. [S273] Unknown author, Burlington Co. NJ Deeds, Burlington Co. Deed Book U4, p. 160. Children of the late Samuel Slim to William S. Venable. 23 Mar 1848.

Catherine Sly1

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Last Edited25 Jun 2002
Marriage*circa 1765Catherine Sly married Thomas Parker circa 1765. 
Married Namecirca 1765 As of circa 1765,her married name was Parker. 

Family

 Thomas Parker
Child 1.Jacob Parker+1 b. c 1765

Citations

  1. [S253] Unknown author, Valerie Caulfield, Descendants of Thomas Webber, compiled by Valerie Caulfield and dated 13 Jun 2002. No source is given.

Albert Small

M, b. 1831, d. 1895
Last Edited20 Apr 2003
Birth*1831Albert Small was born in 1831. 
Marriage*1 May 1851He married Mary Jane Haines, daughter of Samuel Haines and Rebecca McFarland, on 1 May 1851 at Greene Co, Ohio; They had 13 children.1 
Death*1895Albert Small died in 1895. 
Note*Person Source.1 

Family

 Mary Jane Haines b. 13 January 1830, d. 1904
Children 1.Granville Culbertson Small
 2.Rebecca Small
 3.Cora Loraine Small
 4.Albert Edwin Small d. 1933
 5.William Goe Small d. 1944
 6.Anna May Small
 7.Carrie Bell Small
 8.John Calvin Small
 9.David Mitchell Small
 10.Frank Haynes Small
 11.James Samuel Small b. 1857, d. 1929

Citations

  1. [S305] Captain, Supply Corps, U. S. Navy (Ret.) John Wesley Haines, A Quaker Family of Burlington County, New Jersey Since 1682, p 301.

Albert Edwin Small

M, d. 1933
Last Edited20 Apr 2003
Albert Edwin Small was the son of Albert Small and Mary Jane Haines. 
Marriage*Albert Edwin Small married an unknown person.  
Death*1933He died in 1933. 

Anna May Small

F
Last Edited20 Apr 2003
Anna May Small was the daughter of Albert Small and Mary Jane Haines. 
Marriage*Anna May Small married an unknown person.  

Carrie Bell Small

F
Last Edited20 Apr 2003
Carrie Bell Small was the daughter of Albert Small and Mary Jane Haines. 
Marriage*Carrie Bell Small married an unknown person.  
Death*She died at Washington. 

Cora Loraine Small

F
Last Edited20 Apr 2003
Cora Loraine Small was the daughter of Albert Small and Mary Jane Haines. 
Marriage*Cora Loraine Small married an unknown person.  

David Mitchell Small

M
Last Edited20 Apr 2003
David Mitchell Small was the son of Albert Small and Mary Jane Haines. 
Marriage*David Mitchell Small married an unknown person.  

Frank Haynes Small

M
Last Edited20 Apr 2003
Frank Haynes Small was the son of Albert Small and Mary Jane Haines. 
Marriage*Frank Haynes Small married an unknown person.  

Granville Culbertson Small

M
Last Edited20 Apr 2003
Granville Culbertson Small was the son of Albert Small and Mary Jane Haines. 
Marriage*Granville Culbertson Small married an unknown person.  

James Samuel Small

M, b. 1857, d. 1929
Last Edited20 Apr 2003
Marriage*James Samuel Small married an unknown person.  
Birth*1857He was born in 1857. 
He was the son of Albert Small and Mary Jane Haines. 
Death*1929James Samuel Small died in 1929. 

John Calvin Small

M
Last Edited20 Apr 2003
John Calvin Small was the son of Albert Small and Mary Jane Haines. 
Marriage*John Calvin Small married an unknown person.  

Rebecca Small

F
Last Edited20 Apr 2003
Rebecca Small was the daughter of Albert Small and Mary Jane Haines. 
Marriage*Rebecca Small married an unknown person.