An American Family History

New Jersey & Pennsylvania Baptists

people	Place	Date
Kingwood
Crooked Billet	Manor of Moreland
Manor of Moreland in the 17th and 18th century
Signers of Coxe Affair Letter	Hopewell, Hunterdon County	1731
Property owners	Manor of Moreland	1734
Assessment	Manor of Moreland	1776

Military Unit	Place	Date
3rd Company of the Militia,	Philadelphia County	1780

Church	Remarks
History First
Hopewell Baptist
Ketocin Baptist	1776 Communicants
Kingwood Baptist
North Ten Mile Baptist
Pennepek Baptist	Philadelphia County
Scotch Plains Baptist
Seventh Day Baptist
Southampton Baptist

New Jersey's first permanent European settlement was in 1660.

Name	Lived in	Remarks
Bonham	Piscataway
Dunham	Piscataway
Fox	Hunterdon
Frazee David 1756 Stephen 1715	Shrewsbury, Monmouth County, New Jersey Amwell Township, Washington County, Pennsylvania from New Jersey
Howell Daniel 1660 Daniel 1668 Daniel 1714 Daniel 1753 Reading 1743 Thomas 1668	Cooper's Creek Moreland
Larew	Hunterdon
Lippington	Piscataway
Oxley	Hunterdon
Randall Family	Manor of Moreland
Rittenhouse	Hunterdon
Runyon
Stout Jonathan 1664 Richard 1615	Hopewell, Hunterdon County
Sutton Abraham 1713 David 1703 David 1732
Walton	Manor of Moreland
Walton Family	Manor of Moreland
Warford	Kingwood, Hunterdon County,
Watts
Yerkes	Manor of Moreland
Yerkes Family	Manor of Moreland

Hunterdon County was originally part of Burlington County, West Jersey. It was set off from Burlington County on March 11, 1714. It included Amwell, Hopewell, and Maidenhead Townships.

The Manor of Moreland was composed of a tract of ten thousand acres, and was created, in 1682, by a grant from William Penn to Dr. Nicholas More. Most of the Manor was in Philadelphia County, but is now Moreland Township, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania.

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