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The Woolverton/Wolverton Tree

June 2, 2018 By Marfy Goodspeed in Families, Wolverton 23 Comments Tags: family trees

The Woolverton/Wolverton Tree

The Wolverton family of New Jersey began with Charles Wolverton and Mary Chadwick, who first settled in Burlington County in the late 1690s and came to Amwell Township as early as 1714, one of the very first families to settle in present day Hunterdon County. They quickly became one of the most prominent and widespread families in the County.

This tree was updated 11/25/2020.

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Rake Cemetery, part two

May 25, 2018 By Marfy Goodspeed in Delaware Twp, Families, Godown, Gordon, Lake, Rounsavell, Sandbrook 3 Comments Tags: cemeteries

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Burials in the Rake Cemetery

In 1922, Hunterdon historian Hiram Deats visited the Rake Cemetery. He found 44 unlettered stones and 25 lettered ones. Those 25 stones were listed in the Hunterdon Historical Newsletter (vol. 3 no. 3, p. 2) and are give here.

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Lake Family Tree

May 25, 2018 By Marfy Goodspeed in Families, Lake 7 Comments Tags: family trees

Lake Family Tree

The first of the Lake family to arrive in America was John Lake and wife Ann Spicer, who came from Hertfordshire to Gravesend, New York. John Lake died there in 1696, wife Ann died about 1709. I have very little information about this first family. The had 8 children, as seen below, stayed mostly in New York. Son John Lake, Jr. and wife Neeltje came to New Jersey.

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