Book Z2, p 256

21 Aug 1830, Henry Collerd and Sarah, his wife, to William L. Mourison for $400 all of Pequanock land in Pequanock starting on West side of road leading Henry Collerd's to Ephraim Stile's at a corner distant 5c10l on a corner S20E from the ? of said William L. Mourison well of water
S75.30W to Henry Mourison's line
Northward along Henry Mourison's line to line of a private road leading to Henry Mourison's dwelling house from the public highway
eastwardly along said line to Public Highway
Along middle of said public highway containing 7 acres.
Witness Walter Fitzpatrick
Henry and Sarah a seal
Interviewed 31 Aug 1830
Recorded 1 Sep 1830.

Book G3, p 433

8 Dec 1834 between Henry Mourison and wife, Catherine, to William L. Mourison all of Pequanock sum of $1
1st tract part of homestead farm of Henry Mourison beginning on a course S84W2c65l
from southeast corner of Henry Collerd's lot of land where on his land a dwelling stands
near NE of burying grounds attached to the New Dutch Reformed Church running
N84.30?15c7l to corner of William Stiles and Henry Collerd
Thence S3.30W5c18l
Thence S30W10c86l to James Collerd's line
Thence along the same S87W8c35l to a corner lot of land of late Benjamin Zeliff
By a line of same N14W4c60l to his corner
Along his S88.30W3c96l to his corner in the road leading from John Peter Courter to George Martin
Thence along said road N16W4c
ThenceN30.30W3c55l
Along said road to corner of said burying grounds
N87.30E2c88l to SE corner
Along another line of the land N20W3c77l to place of beginning containing 21 acres and 25/100 acres
2nd tract lying easterly from the above lot beginning at a corner of a lot of land belonging to Martin J. Vanduyne in a line of Henry Collerd's land formerly Mouris Mowersons and about 100 yards southeasterly where said Mouris Mowerson's house stood and thence
N87E8c60l along Henry Collerd's line
2E10c85l to James Collerd line
S87W8c60l to land of heirs of John P. Hiler, dcd.
Along the same N2W10c85l to place of beginning containing 9 acres
Witnesses Benjamin Crane.
Henry Mowerson signs with an X. No mention of his wife, Catherine.
9 Dec 1834 Benjamin Crane interviewed

1830

Book Z2, p 254

1 Aug 1830 Henry Mourison sells to Henry Collerd for $100 land in Pequanock road leading from Henry Collerd's house at a corner of said road sw dwelling house being corner of lot of Rev'd Brinkerhoff
along said road S32E2c82l to a corner near the meating house
N83.45E5c65l to a corner
N2W2c13l to a corner of Collerd's land
Along his line S87W6c96l to beginning containing 1 1/2 acres
another tract beginning road at a corner of Henry Collerd's field being land he purchased of James G. Brinkerhoff on west side of road said corner being southwesterly from said Collerd dwelling house
S32E63l along road or said travelled path leading onto Henry Mourison's staight line in corner about S60W to the North gate post on the lot of small rise of ground length of line being 7c
S80W1c25l to Henry Collerd's line
Along his fence line to place of beginning containing 40/100 acres
and also, all that other lot of land lying SW of meeting house now occupied by William B. Mourison lying in from road being NW of lands of said Henry Mourison, North East of Henry Mourison, South East by land purchased by Henry Collerd of one Abraham J. Jacobus, South West one corner touching lands that belonged to John Parleman, dcd.
Witness was Walter Fitzpatrick
Henry signs with a cross, no wife mentioned
Interviewed 31 Aug 1830
Recorded 14 Sep 1860.

1830

Book Z2, p 256

21 Aug 1830, Henry Collerd and Sarah, his wife, to William L. Mourison for $400 all of Pequanock land in Pequanock starting on West side of road leading Henry Collerd's to Ephraim Stile's at a corner distant 5c10l on a corner S20E from the ? of said William L. Mourison well of water
S75.30W to Henry Mourison's line
Northward along Henry Mourison's line to line of a private road leading to Henry Mourison's dwelling house from the public highway
eastwardly along said line to Public Highway
Along middle of said public highway containing 7 acres.
Witness Walter Fitzpatrick
Henry and Sarah a seal
Interviewed 31 Aug 1830
Recorded 1 Sep 1830.

1832

Deed Book F3, p 189

17 Apr 1832

Mary Salyer, of Hanover
Benjamin Zeluf and Catherine, his wife, of Pequanock
sells to Henry Collerd of Pequanock
for $300
land in Pequanock
being part of tract of land allotted to heirs of Jacob Mourison, dcd., by Samuel Cook, Benjamin Smith and Thomas VanWinkle, Esq., Comm. appointed by the Judges of the Inferior Court of Common Pleas to divide a tract of land betwee Henry Mourison and heirs of Jacob Mourison, dcd. and being part of said lot of land allotted to Jacob Mourison, dcd. where the dwelling house formerly stood including the tract of land conveyed to said Benjamin Zelif by Samuel Cook, Benjamin Smith and Thomas VanWinkle, Esq., Comm aforesaid by deed dated 26 Dec 1822 beginning SW corner of lot of land conveyed by Henry Mourison to Peter Mourison and NorthWest corner of lot of land conveyed by Benjamin Zelif and wife to said Peter Mourison running to westwardly course to a corner 2 chains and 4 links thence Northwardly to next corner 1c54l
then Westwardly course 5c73l to another corner
thence Southerly 1c54l to another corner in said line
thence Westwardly along lands of same to Susan Eliza Collard and George Stiles to the gate in the line of Henry Mourison 13c88l
thence along line of Henry Moursion 6c11l to lands of Martin J. Vanduyne
thence along his land, Martin J. Vanduyne & Henry Mourison several courses to the SW corner of lands to Peter Mourison 21c70l
thence along lands of Peter Mourison 5c39l to beginning containing 15 acres more of less.
Mary signs with X
Benjamin and Catherine Zelif sign
Interviewed 2 may 1832
Recorded 11 Mar 1834.


T3, p 224

24 Dec 1838

William L. Mowerson and Mary, his wife, sell to James Young all of Pequanock for $150 land in Pequanock being home lot that Henry Mowerson and Catherine, his wife, conveyed to William L. Mourison 8 Dec 1834.
Beginning corner of land belonging to Martin Vanduyne in line of Henry Collerd and about 100 hundred yards SE from where Mouris Mourison formally lived
N87W8c60l to NW corner of lot of land belonging to Cornelius Mowerson formerly Henry Collerd
S along the same S2E10c85l to a line of James Collerd land
S87W8c60l to a corner of a lot belonging to heirs of John P. Hiler, dcd.
N2W10c85l to beginning containing 9 acres
Witness Silas Cook
William and Mary Mourison sign with seal
Interviewed 18 January 1839
Recorded 23 Apr 1839.

The following deeds has the wife of Henry Mourison still alive in 1846, Wm. L Mourison and wife Mary, selling property, and probably preparing to leave for MI. Catherine does not appear in MI in 1850 with either the Benjamin and Zebediah Zeluf family or with William L. Mourison. Could she have died or moved into the home of William Stiles or Henry Collard?
The 75 acres is part of the land that Henry Mourison owned from the death of his father in 1787-1789 until 1822 when the tax records stopped.

1846

Deed Book L4, p 266+

5 June 1846

Catherine Morrison of Pequanock
William Morrison and Mary, his wife, of Pequanock
sell to John J. Kopp of Pequanock for $2875 land in Pequanock
beginning at black oak stump on bank of Rockaway River line of John P. Courter land
1) E26c39l along Courter line
2) N3E2c75l line James Young
3) N75E9c43l along Young line middle of the road leading from Henry Collerd to William Stiles
4) along said road N16W3c
5) N29.15W5c along said road
6) along same N22W3c88l
7) along Henry Collard's line S70W7c12l
8) along same S81W11c25l
9) N89W7c34l along same line
10) along same N87W7c32l
11) along same N3W5c68l
12) W15c35l along line James A. Jacobus to Rockaway River
13) Along River several courses to beginning containing 75 acres.
Another parcel ofn east side of aforesaid road (I am guessing this is Change Bridge Rd.)
before named
S84W2c65l from SE corner of Henry Collerd lot of land where his dwelling house stands and near NEcorner of burying grounds (This burying grounds if the True Reformed Church Burying Grounds, also, known as the Secedar Cemetery not the Montville Reformed Church Burying Ground)
1) N84.30E15c7l to a corner of lands between William Stiles and Henry Collard
2) S3.30W5c18l
3) S30W10c66l to James Collard line
4) along same S87W8c35l to a corner of lot of land belonging to James Young
5) by line of same N14W5c60l to a corner
6) along his line S88.30W3c96l to his corner to the road above mentioned
7) along said road N16W4c
8) N30.30W3c65l along said road to a corner of said burying ground
9) along line of the same N87.30E2c88l to SE corner thereof
10) along another line of same N20W3c77l to place of beginning containing 21 acres and 25/100 acres.
The following note appears at bottom of deed but refers to the next lot.
After signing of deed the last lot of 9 acres which described lot is an error and ought not to have been included in this deed and must not be included.
third tract
Easterly from above described lot beginning at second tract lying easterly from above described lot beginning at a corner of tract of land formerly belonging to Martin J. VanDuyne in Henry Collard land and about 100 yards Southerly from where Mourris J. Mourison house formerly stood and from thence
1) N87E8c80l principally along Henry Collard land
2) S2E10c85l to a line of James Collard
3) along his line S87W8c60l to a corner of lot of land belonging to to the hiers of John H. or A. Hiler
4) along line of same N2W10c85l to place of beginning containing 9 acres.
Catherine signs with X
William L. signs
Mary signs with X
Witnesses E. B. Gaines
Interviewed 5 June 1846
Recorded 27 May 1847.

1850 US, MI, Monroe County, Dundee, p 389
William L. Mourison is 49 farmer b NJ
Mary 47 b England
Josiah, 24
Mary, 17,
Rachel, 14
Martha, 12
Clarence, 7.
Thomas Drake age 27 b Massachusetts farmer
Eliza who is 22
William 5/12.


1855

Deed Book G5, p 240+

2 April 1855

Herny Collard and Sally, his wife, of Pequanock
sell to Albert Crane of NYC
for $3250
land in Pequanock

1st tract is homestead where parties of the first part lived same land and premises that James G. Brinkerhoff sold to Henry Collard the 18 Feb 1830 recorded in Book A3 p 91,92 & 93 beginning in middle of raod leading from John P. Courter to James H. Jacobus in line of said James H. Jacobus homestead farm and near the said Henry D. Collar's shop and running said middle said road
S3.30E5c46l
N86E5c20l
N3.330W5c46l to a stake line Abraham Jacobus formerly James A. Jacobus
S86W5c20l to place of beginning containing 2.83 acres.

2nd tract which the barn and wagon house now stands beginning at beginning corner of 1st described lot and runs
S3E5c37l along said road
S86.15W4c42l to road
N3W5c37l to Jacobus land
along said line N86.15E4c42l containing 2.37 acres.

3rd tract
1st of two tracts of lands Henry Mourison and Catherine, his wife, sold to James G. Brinkerhoff 3rd lot or tract from the aforesaid James G. Brinkerhoff to Henry Collard beginning at last and NW corner of 2nd tract in Jacobus' line.
S86W9c to a sassafras tree said Jacobus line
S4E6c46l to a stake
N86E14c16l to a corner of said road
N32W1c16l to SE corner of said lot of 2.37 acres
S86W4c42l to SW corner of above
N3W along line therof 5c37l containing 6.29 acres.

4th tract is the second tract a lot in original deed Henry Mourison sold to James G. Brinkerhoff beginning at 4th and NE of certain lot of 2.83 beginning James Jacobus line
N86E2c along said line to a corner
S4E5c46l to a stake
S86W2c SE corner of first described lot
N3.30W along line of same containing 1.09 acres

5th tract begins as small sassafras at Jacobus line corner lot of 6.29 acres lot 3rd lot of deed described along
S4E6c46l to third conrer
N86E14c16l to stake 4th corner
S57.49W16c84l to a corner wild cherry tree
N9.45W14c66l to corner Jacobus line
N86E1c96l to sassafras containing 7.18 acres

6th tract begins said Jacobus line corner 5th lot in deed beginning at cherry tree running along Jacobus line
S86W9c34l to corner
S4E4c40l to stake
W85E9c65l to a corner
N9.30W4c34l containing 4.08 acres.

7th tract beginns 4th corner of 5th named lot
N74W passing through a large wild cherry tree 2c 45l to a stake
N10.30W9c3l to a corner
N85E2c34l to a corner
S9.14E10c40l to beginning containing 2.15 acres.

8th tract is the lot John M. Vanduyne and wife, Ellen, sold to Henry Collard on 16 Apr 1822 adjoining South side of land beginning white oak sapling standing in Henry Mourison's now John J. Kopp's lives thence runiing as compass pointed 1788
S84.50E8c26l
W78E8c to a pin oak for a corner
S3.50E5c53l to a corner of James Young land purchased of Timoth W. Crane
S86.50W16c75l to said James Young line
N4E5c70l to place of beginning containing 8.38 acres.

9th tract Henry Mourison and Catherine, his wife, sold to Henry Collard 8 Dec 1834 beginning corner of tract conveyed by Henry Moursion and Catherine, his wife, to William L. Mourison now John Kopp's land
S3.30W5c18l to swamp white oak
N87E2c45l to a corner
N2.15W5c50l to beginning containing .63 acres.

10th tract soame as lot sold by George H. Stiles and Mary, his wife, to Henry Collard 30 Aug 1844 rth and NW corner of lot Henry Mourison conveyed to Henry Stiles bearing date 18 Dec 1821
S5.15E2c30l
S26E5c
N86.30E9c36l
N3.30W7c
S86.30W7c38l to place of beginning containing 7.47 acres

11th tract Henry Leonard and Susan, his wife, Zebediah Zelif and Elizabeth, his wife, Benjamin Zelif and Catherine, his wife, William Stiles and Mary, his wife, sold on 26 May 1835 beginning at a corner of land and line of James A. Jacobus about 5 chains east os said Collard's dwelling house along Collard line
S2E7c48l to line of John Kopps
N84.30E1242l to corner
N19W7c to corner of Jacobus line
S88W10c23l containing 7.98 acres.

12th tract same Mary Salyer, Benjamin Zelif and Catherine, his wife, conveyed to Henry Collard 13 Apr 1832 east end of whole farm beginning at most NE corner in line of James A. Jacobus and John Stager west course to line of lot of Henry Collard bought of John H. Stiles formerly was a swing gate in wood lot here in before described along line of John J. Kpps
6c11l to VanDuyne's line SE corner of whole farm and Sw corner of John H. Stager 21c 71l
N5c39l containing 15 acres all above lots adjoining together.
N by James A. Jacobus
W by John J. Kopps
S by John J. Kopps
James Young
E by John H. Stager.

13th lot S George L. Davenport and wife conveyed to Henry Collard 7 Apr 1839 beginning at bank of the Rockaway River 4c bleow pin oak tree corner of John P. Courter
NW corner of said lot that said Collard
S85E18c80l along Collard and Courter line to said Bernard Garrison line
N5E3c John P. Courter
N85W16c15l to his corner bank of said river down several courses of said river containing 5.24 acres.

14th lot adjoins last lot it part of real esate of said John Collard died siezed and in will and testament devised to Henry Collard on bank of the Rockaway River at beginning corner of last described lot running S85E with this line to line of Cornelius Blower's? meadow SE course to corner his line ? River thence ? said river several course to place of beginning containing 1.15 acres.

15th lot adjoing said lot beginning at river down river to point mostly woodland in ? river north by land Cornelius Brower and bounded on all sides by said river part of reat estate of John Collard, dcd.

Witness Benjamin Crane
Henry Collard and Sarah Collard sign
2 Apr 1855 interviewed.
Recorded 15 Apr 1855.


Is anyone working on Zeluff family in Morris County?
I went to MI census for 1850 after finding them in BLM records for MI.
By the way the Toledo Strip was a disputed area between MI and OH and went to OH in 1837.
Anyway the Zeluf family is in Monroe County, MI. William L., S. & B. Mourison is there, also, with families in 1850. No one stayed in Morris County except Henry Collerd and William Stiles with Mourison wives.
My question is who are the other Zeluf men in MI living next to Benjamin age 60 and Zebediah Zeluf age 60?
They are in the townships of Dundee and Milam in Monroe County.
James 36
David 37
Linus 32
Sylvester 37
George A. 19
MI, Monroe County, Dundee, p 389
William S. Mourison is 49 and Mary his wife is 47. It looks as if dgt Eliza who is 22 m a Thomas Drake age 27 b MASS and they have a son William 5/12.
The other children are Josiah, 24
Mary, 17,
Rachel, 14
Martha, 12
Clarence, 7.
Judy Ullman

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Oak Grove Cemetery (outside of Dundee, MI) findings by Mary Lou Sackett-Penn, By Judy Harvey - Apr 1, 2001 View | Viewers | Reply to this item

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Morrison, Mary d. 4/25/1895, age 47 y 5 m 28 d
Mary, wife of Wm. Morrison d. 11-13-1866, aged 63y3m7?d

Almira, wife of Henry Gifford, d. 4/25/1870, aged 64 y 9m 11 d
broken stone to left of above: Henry Gifford, d. 5/23/1860, 51y 1m 13?d
(I have a picture of these if you want it)

Carrie D., wife of T??? Gifford d. 1865, aged ??? very hard to read stone.

Maranda S. Zeluff, dau. of James B. & Sarah; d. 7/3/1870, aged 24 yr 6 mo 15 d
"Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord."

James B. Zeluff d. 11/14/1861, aged 36 yr.

Catherine Morrison, (near the above) d. Aug 16, 1849, in the 3?2 yr of her age (32 I think)
Polly Morrison d. 9/22/1851, age 70?
L.W. Morrison, d. 9/25/1855, aged 50 or 56 yr.

James L.H.A., son of J.L. & Catherine Gifford, d. Nov. 11, 181_, aged ___
Catherine, wife of J.L. Gifford, rest of stone is buried.

next to my grandfather, Charles H. Miller, is
Alb't R. Seaman Co G 53 Ind. Inf.

then on the other side of that a little ways is:
Zebediah Zeluf d. 5/1/1869 aged 84 yrs and
Elizabeth, wife of Z. Zeluf, d. 8/5/1859, aged 83 yr (one big stone)

From:Patti Davidson-Peters
To:Judith Ullman
Subject:Wm L Morrison Obit
Date:Tue, Jan 31, 2012 4:52 pm

Hi Judy,
 
Here is the obituary on William Mourison, father of Rachel V., wife of Caleb E. Hill that I told you I would send.

MORRISON, WILLIAM L.
Historical Collections and Researches made by the Michigan Pioneer and Historical Society, Vol 27, Robert Smith Printing Co., Lansing, 1897

 
Death of William L. Morrison/Mourison
 
William Morrison died at the home of his son, Clarence Morrison, Saturday morning, November 16, 1895, aged 95 years. In number of years he was the oldest resident of Dundee Township. Came to Dundee forty-seven years ago last summer, removed from Morris county, New Jersey, and located upon the farm which he has since occupied and where he died?two miles south of the village, on Petersburg road. His wife died twenty-nine years ago; she was the mother of ten children, only three of whom are now living?Clarence Morrison and Mrs. Ezra Ellis, of Dundee, and Josiah Morrison, now living in California.He had continued to enjoy good health until within a few years,and was lively and a worker. The last time that he was in the village was to attend the election of 1892, but has been about the home premises until the past year, during which he has been obliged to remain within the house on account of increasing feebleness.
 
"Uncle Billy," as he was generally called, was known by all the community, was social and intelligent. Was a Democrat in politics, and was always on hand at elections to cast his vote for that party. Funeral was held at the home, Monday forenoon, Rev. Perrin officiating and remains buried in Oakwood Cemetery.
 
Files of P. Davidson-Peters
PETERS - Early Settlers of Monroe Co., Michigan
sunnyann@citlink.net or pdavidsonpeters@gmail.com
 
The link to his obit on the website is here:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~sunnyann/obituaries4.html#MORRISON, WILLIAM

From:Patti Davidson-Peters
To:P Davidson-Peters
Subject:Old Petersburg Cemetery Update
Date:Sun, Feb 5, 2012 6:47 pm

Greetings to my Peters relations and researchers,

For those who have undertaken the research of the Peters family, the Wing Cemetery (also known as Old Petersburg & Petersburg Village Cemetery) is a familiar resting place.
 
Richard Peters and his wife Polly (Wilcox), are the third great grandparents of my husband. The family migrated from Harpersfield, New York in 1824 and purchased about 600 acres from the US government in Summerfield Township, Monroe County, Michigan. Their children (Mary and Richard) were the first and last interments in the one-acre cemetery which is located on the north side of Center Street.
 
The good news is that in 2009 a group of local volunteers began a restoration project to repair the old stones. As of November (2011), eighty-two graves had been repaired, many of which had fallen, were crooked, damaged or had so much lichen on them they were unreadable. Among those restored was the Peters monument, Amelia (Trombley) and some of the Hill and Holmes headstones.
 
In October of 2011, I was contacted by Steve Shaffer who was researching the ancestry of his grandson, and he has sent me many obituaries and the new photos of the headstones at the Old Petersburg Cemetery.
 
These restorations and Steve's photos led me to locate more information on the following burials/persons:
Rosilyn E. Trombley - now speculated to be the daughter of Peter and Amelia Antaya, and wife of Edward Trombley.
Julia Ann Hill - daughter of John Bowen and Sylvia (Rose), wife of Horace Hill
Edith Trombley - daughter of Jean Baptiste Drouillard and his wife Catherine (Arcouet)Full name of Ansel Van Buren Heath, and information on 2nd wife Charity (Leonard), daughter of Henry B. and Mary Ann (Voorhees)
Full name and information on Rachel Hill. Now known to be Rachel Vreeland Mourison, daughter of William L. and wife Mary (Seger)
Identity of Adda and Edward/Edwin A. Trombley - children of Moses and Ada/Edith (Drouillard)
These are just a few of the new additions. I have taken the liberty to speculate on some of the information I've been gathering the past couple of months - so if you have opinions on these, or know they are in error, please feel free to advise me. 
 
I have located many death certificates and have included links to the images, and or links to census records or extractions in support of my research; and to assist you in furthering your own database. Feel free to download those images and save them.
 
Enough thanks can not be said for all Steve's enthusiasm and generosity. He has expressed to me his willingness to share the photos, so please feel free to save those images as well. I've a note to other viewers not to "lift" them, in hopes they will contact me if they have a connection to the family and we have not yet heard from them.
Besides the old headstone photos, I have included biographical sketches on: Edwin A. Goff, Caleb Hill, Hiram S. Holmes and Ezra Pike.
 
My next project is a blog to discuss the interesting research into the headstone of Rosilyn, and to update my recent blog on photographer J. Harvey Phipps, husband of Fanny (Rhodes).
 
As always, you can view the new postings from my "What's New" link:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~sunnyann/whatsnew4.html
 
Hope this finds everyone well, and enjoying a happy and healthy new year.  Look forward to hearing from each of you.  Thanks again to Nancy, JoAnn, Judith and Al for your input and access to your sources, and special thanks to Steve for all he's sent me and shared the last couple of months.
 
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From:gpierce9
To:Ullman, Judy
Subject:Glen - comments that i gave Martha
Date:Sat, Mar 9, 2013 1:06 am
Judy - FYI, I gave Carol Pollio's sister Martha some notes the other day.
Martha didn't know about the book until Christmas 2012.
Glen


3-6-13 Martha - I received Carol's book today.
Reading a few pages now.  May I send you notes along the way?

Maybe Carol will want to add a future Add-On to her book for updates.
Here is some so far.

Yes, i thought the same about josiah.  i had never heard of him.
and found nothing.  Martha Pollio Eisenhour knew his death date.
She is at   momeisen@yahoo.com

She is new at genealogy.  she is the daughter of Carolyn Collerd,
who was the dau of Mrs. Adelia Van Ness Collerd.  The book writer is the sister to Martha.

1 - oh oh.  i just realized that there are no page numbers.
so i will try to use the dates at top and place.

2 - 2/1/1859 Montville - bottom page - george jacobus.
He married 1/23/1859 at Montville Dutch ref ch.

3 - 4/14/1866 NJ - Albert Miller writes Hennison several times.
Or maybe the transcriber read it wrong.  It is Hennion.
William Hennison is really William Norcross Hennion b-8/26/1794
d-3/2/1866  married Julia Ann Ward on 1/3/1821.
The death month matches up with Albert's letter.

4 - 1/2/1869 pine brook nj
Sarah references Anneka Jans property and the law suit.
This was a big issue in it's day.  The case involved 62 acres in NYC.
The Trinity Church was involved somehow in her property after death.
Anneke Roelofs Jans Bogardus 1608-1663.
I have heard of this case for ages.  Sounds like Henry Collerd felt thathe
was in her genealogy.  I don't know.  I never went back that far forthat line.

5 - sad book.  people wishing to be together but the timesprevented it.
people looking to strike it rich, acquiring lots of land, and then not being
happy about it, while they miss their relatives all the time.
and then they die.


6 - On leftpage with no date and right page is March 1877.
I think the the blank date is 1884.
there is a sentence that "Levi Stiles died New Years."
He died 12-20-1883 in Montville, NJ.  buried at Vail Cemetery Parsippany.
born 4/13/1796. The letter infers a date after New years 12-31-1883.
So that would make this letter 1884 for sure but month i don't know.

You will see his name a few times after this page.  saying that he isalive.
so that confirms what i said about 1884.  you can also verify to his VailCem
tombstone if you want.  Maybe "distant cousins" shows thetombstone??

7 - FYI. 11-22-1878.  Mentions "Abbie" as wife of John WilsonVan Duyne.
That would be Abigail Rintha Husk 9/8/1845-8/25/1878 dau of
Abraham Husk and Esther Crane.

8 - FYI page that says 1879
Says Sally Davenport.  That would be Sally Maria Peer 11/19/1811-4/14/1879
dau of Daniel T. Peer and Elizabeth Vreeland.
she married George L. Davenport.

9 - Same page.  Says "Louis was married".
That is Lewis Van Duyne who lost his wife Anabella Walker 1857-1879.

10 - the page on right "august 1880" is out of order.
on left pageis 1882.  Just to let you know in case you do a second printing thing.

11 - when did J. Z. Mourison die?
It would have been good to have at front of book a "tree" of theplayers.
And at the end, a list of who died when to show how they made out at the
end of life.

12 - FYI 10-27-1884.  Refers to Adeline and Madison.
Adeline would be Mrs. Adeline Stiles Speer. 11/26/1815-11/23/1897.
She is buried in front row of the FDRC.
Next to dau Mary Speer who died 11/1863 and her son in law Joseph Baldwin.

 I don't know her parents names.
I don't know who is Madison.  Maybe a sister??
Adeline married William S. Speer, son of Peter Speer and Harriett Sanford.

just in case you want to add as note.  general reader wont care, i guess.

13 - Susan E. Jacobus is MRS.
She was Mrs. Susan elizabeth collerd jacobus  sept 7-1818 to 1--6-1890.
I will go with Eliza as her nickname per carol's booklet.

14 - Effie.  I think this is EffieVan Duyne  born 1-21-1853 ofmontville nj
daughter of john william van duyne and margaret kayhart.
i don't know when effie died.
she married john w. tout on 7-21-1870 at the montville dutch reformed church.
Effie would have been 20 yrs old when she accompanied
mrs. Sarah 'Sally' Mourison Collerd  to bergen county nj.

15 - on 1/1874 bottom page.  note about mrs. MILLS.
I have WILLIS.  i have john henry collerd marrying sarah willis.
Her mother being lurenda hotchkiss who married william mitchell willis.
Glen

Notes I have taken from the letters to William L. Mourison living in MI
downloaded book from Kindle
compiled by Carol Pollio
Letters Home from NJ to California, Mourison Family

Josiah Zabrisky Mourison son of William L. Mourison moved to CA about 1856. He was married to Martha Wells who remained in MI until about 1858. In all letters Josiah asked his father to move to CA.

1856 Josiah lived in Downiesville, Sierra County, CA
mentions Thomas on property (this is Thomas Drake brother-in-law)
note to Rachel Mourison (his sister) not to marry because Percy Frye is coming back to MI
and gives respects to George and Monroe

from Josiah
this letter is date Jun 1875 but probablty should be 1857 Downiesville, Sierra, CA
Don Reed selling out probably 1857
mentioned he wrote to writes to Martha who is his wife

from Josiah 1856 living in Downiesville, Sierra County, CA
mentions Thomas on property
note to Rachel not to marry because Percy Frye is coming back to MI
gives respects to George and Monroe

29 Aug 1856 Monte Christo, CA
mentions Thomas Drake brother in law of Josiah living on his property in MI

1858 still in Downiesville

Sarah Collerd remained in Montville and is sister of William L. Mourison

1 Feb 1859 from Sarah Collerd
there was a visit back east from Mary Mourison and Lewis Carman
mentions Sally (Sally Jacobus daughter of Sarah Collerd)
Josiah was back for a visit to MI
Albert Crane selling property
mentions Eliza, John, James and Josephine (children of Sarah Collerd)
Daniel Fredericks died married to Marie Sanborn
Chris Eleon died
Peter Geller died
George Jacobus married Mary Provost
mentions following people who I think live in MI
Peter and Rachel Cook
John and Mary Kanouse
mentions people who live in Montville
George Davenport
John Vreeland and Buckle and John Henry lawsuit John Henry will get John Vreeland property when he dies

fall 1859 from Josiah
Thomas Julius died could be Thomas Pulver (Sarah's husband-Sarah is daughter of William L. Mourison)
mail from Rachel and Martha
expect Rachel to marry Hill

14 Apr 1866 letter from NJ from Albert Miller living Montville
money sent from William to Albert Miller for daughter Sarah Sally Catherine Mourison Pulver
Sarah Sally Mourison Pulver now living with Albert Crane
mentions Henry Collerd has kidney problems and Joseph Hennison has liver problems and nearly blind
Harvey Hennison wife died
William Hennison died consumption
Albert Miller said father postmaster

1867 from Josiah Bridgeport Salano CA lives by Creston Station
Leonard and Clarence Mourison should come to CA

1867 from St. John, MI from dgt Martha Mourison and husband Ezra Ellis

2 Jun 1867 from Anna Hunt NY sister of Mary Doran or is she sister of Mary Segar? wife of William L. Mourison
letter of condolence mentions other sister Jane
Eliza Mourison (William's daughter) married but does not know spouse name
dgt Fanny had girl year ago
mentions Henry Young who lives in MI
Anna Segar or is it Durand Hunt is sister of I think William Mourison's second wife. I think I have traced her to NYC and she is married to James Hunt.

San Francisco 1868 fromJosiah
mentions brother-in-law, Thomas Drake, and daughter Eliza

2 Jan 1869
from William L. Mourison daughter, Sarah Pulver, in NJ asking for oneynote Sarah Pulver d Oct 1869

1869 from Josiah
mentions death of sister Rachel Mourison wife of Caleb Hill
Potter estate
mentions son Harry ?maybe william henry? working for lawyer

Aug 1869 from Josiah
lawsuit mentioned Mr. Grosvenor MI and Langston working at brewery in CA over Potter estate

2 Sep 1869 from Josiah
lawsuit MI Mr. Grossvenor wants Langston to come to MI along with Josiah to testify
Eva married to Potter involved lawsuit Potter brother trying to get property away from her
Langston 250 miles away from Josiah
Langston age 60
Don Wells could act as witness

Apr 1870 from Cleveland OH from Helen Edwards niece who was daughter of Zebediah and Elizabeth Mourison Zeliff
death of Leonard in MI only knew about it from David
Willie home 2 weeks
William L. Mourison wants death date of his sister, Elizabeth Mourison Zeliff
Mr. Steadman home
Gert Thomas baby

11 Jul 1870 from Josiah
had gotten letter from Eva Potter
received letter from william grover to go to MI testify in Potter case
sorry to learn death of Mary Carman
note Mary Carman is Mary Christina Mourison
leaves 5 children of William L. Mourison alive
Mary Carman d 20 May 1870

Oct 1870 letter Anna Hunt lives NYC
grandchildren ill and died

10 Oct 1870 SanFrancisco from Josiah
lawsuit Potter family
did see Langston at Georgetown

early summer 1870 from niece Susan Jacobus (daughter of Sarah Mourison Collerd)
property sold
Mr. Hobb
Ebenezer Van Duyne
John Doremus purchased Cornelius Doremus property
how is Cassada family in MI

Feb 1871 Henry Collerd
how r George and Monroe Stiles in MI
? thinking going west and sell property
father ill

summer 1871 from Susan Jacobus
went to NY to see albert and josephine
mr. hobb sold property
Bill Jacobus building large house
? Cassada family

no date from Sarah Collerd
visiting newark and orange to see eliza children (Susan Jacobus is called Sarah Eliza and Susan)
went to see Aunt Peggy Collerd
?John Kanouse in MI
heard James was very sick
will be 80 years old 14 Sep
give love to Lany and all your children

1871 Cleveland OH from Helen Edwards
child Willie
David's parents (her husband) live by William L. Mowerson
spoke with Mary Cornelius wife
good will to Eliza Drake
mentions Monroe Stiles

10 Aug 1871 Napa City from Josiah Mourison

Dec 1871 Montville
Emma and Eliza Collerd ? Jacobus
father and mother have cold
Henry Collerd d 26 Dec 1871
mentions Emma and Josephine
Henry Miller poisoning by wife - dog and wife died

last Dec 1871 from Susan Jacobus Montville
father died 26 Dec 1871
Ness here - son of Susan
Jane Williams
John and Josephine

8 Feb 1872 Josiah Mourison Napa City
Don in Oregon

10 May 1872 Montville from Susan E. Jacobus
John Henry living in Boonton
James and Martha (Vanduyne) baby 3 months old
Susan's sister Josephine and baby sick. Josephine married Albert O. Zabriskie 1859
Mrs. Zabriskie ill
Peter Spier died

Aug 1872 Josiah Mourison Napa City
Martha needs help sending for Louise Wells in MI

after Aug 1872 from Bertha Mourison and Louise Wells
looking for Uncle Don
mentions Ernest and Harvey

Jul 1873 from Eliza Susan E. Jacobus from Montville
John and Aunt Nellie Kanouse visited from West
Emma married April John Husk Richard's son
mother went with Effie to Bergen to visit
mother went to Josephine and James house
? Mrs. Casada and Lany

19 Oct 1873 from Montville to Uncle

18 Sep 1874 Montville Susan Jacobus
sympathy for loss of daughter
Eliza Jane Drake
Josephine married Riley
Willie working vegetable store
James well
note 3 Josephines
Josephine Susan's sister Josephine Zabrisky
John Henry dgt Josephine Riley
Susan's daughter Josephine Vernett

1875 Josiah
includes picture of Bertha

1875 Henry Collerd wife Sarah Mills (glen has Willis) Whitehead
brother James and Josephine
son William children Gertrude and Viola

early 1876 from Josiah

May 1876 Montville from Susan E. Jacobus
died
translator wrote Isaac Carter but it was Isaac Courter
John R. Vanduyne and son, Aaron
Charles Righter
asked about Cassada family

26 May 1876 from Josiah

1876 from Josiah girl born 31 January 1876

January 1877 from Susan Jacobus
son Wilson living in Centerville
deaths Barney Doremus, Jacob Demott, John Hobbs oldest son

18 Mar 1877 Bridgeport
Harry oregon with Don (wells)

letter from S. E. and L. C. jacobus
death Levi Stiles

Mar 1877 from Montville
Cornelius Mourison buried last week
dead Marie Stiles
John Hobbs son George
Elijah Dodd Steadman lost wife
Lou Steadman

18 Aug 1877
dead Jacob Peer, Samuel Farrand, Rhoda Cook

29 Aug 1877 from Josiah
Harry in oregon

letter from Wilberforce Collerd oldest son of James William Collerd

1878 Josiah

22 Nov 1878 S. Collerd and Susan Jacobus
uncle John Kanouse wife died read in Selina Standard
Peter Cook moved west
death of Ward Crane
Aunt Nellie Carver died
Abraham Vanduyne son lost wife Abbie Husk from Horseneck

from susan same envelope
J. Jacobus very sick
Sarah Collerd 60 years old
visited Newark and Orange Eliza's children
Aunt Peggy collerd 90 years old
John Collerd in belleville
James has malaria fever

1879 Josiah
Bertha married
don moved

Sep 1879 from Susan Jacobus
mother and John well visiting Emma
Al Crane business failed
James not well
William Jacobus sold out
old Mrs Elizabeth Mourison buried last week (wife of Peter Mourison)

4 Jul 1880 from Josiah
Don Wells thinking going to Colorado
Harry Oregon

Aug 1880 from S. E. Jacobus
Ness in asylum for year had malaria in brain has wife and two children
Tillie living at home
mentions other children

Jan 1881 from William Mourison in Montville
new minister Kimmel
my child in asylum died (Ness)

Sep 1881 from S. E. Jacobus
mom visited Josephine, John and James and got sick
same envelope from sister
farewell my brother
from Sally how is George Stiles, Monroe and Mrs. Cassada

26 Sep 1881 from S. E.. Jacobus
"I do not know where to find birth or marriage of your mother or father or of his first wife Elizabeth Peer. Mother said that was her name on headstone, and your grandfather's name was Hendrick. and your grandmother's name before she married was Maria Izleteen." "Nellie Kanouse mother's name was Nellie."
"Mother said the way she knows this she was. always asking questions of her mother."
"mother thinks it was over 100 years ago when your father married his first wife."
"Grandmother must have taken her old Bible when she moved west (to Michigan."
Hendrick was your father
your mother marie izleton
(do not have either of these wives in database but Caty Alyea was his mother - maybe referring to great grandmother)
Nellie kanouse mothers name is Nellie
went to church Boonton and Parsipany
someone took or lost earlier records
grandmother must have taken old bible out west to MI
James Henry not well and Linda dgt of John Henry not well

1881 from Josiah
Bertha in normal school

1882 Susan Jacobus
Aunt Hetty Duryea died few weeks ago (wonder if this should be Alyea)
Betsey Stiles died
Levi Stiles blind
have not heard from Josiah or Uncle John and gold

1882 Cordelia, Solano, CA
daughter born 15 Apr
Don Wells Oregon

1883 from Josiah
Bertha San Jose in school
Harry fruit business

Don Wells Oregon
Harry living with father-in-law
one child living with us Rosamond

1883 from Susan Jacobus
Mrs Cassada wrote Lon is dead
mentions Adeline
Peter Ryerson
Josephine Burke

Jul 1884 from Josiah
Martha's uncle William Wells here can you talk to William Wells to see if Walter can take care of his father
Bertha marrying 8 Aug move to Seattle

27 Oct 1884 from Susan Jacobus
James son John married adopted daughter of Daniel Vanduyne
adaline was madison stiles

Apr 1885
mother dead
have not told John Kanouse or David

Jun 1885 from Eliza Susan Jacobus
death Nicholas Jacobus
William Jacobus brother-in-law
David Zeluff wrote
Mrs. Zabriskie died in April

1885 letter from Ollie Hunt granddaughter note this is Alice Drake Hunt dgt of Thomas Drake and Eliza Mowerson living Dayton OH
husband gone to Memphis to work
Mate ill taking care of her baby

7 Sep 1885 from Josiah
Bertha and husband and child living with Josiah
Harry has 2 children
Alice Drake Hunt wrote me

Oct 1885
letter from Susan Jacobus
Daniel VanDuyne died age 87
Mrs. Richard Husk died

10 Dec 1885 from S. E. Jacobus

Mar 1887 from Josiah
Bertha and husband living Bakersfield

1887 from Josiah
Don Wells here
Ernest died it cost $400 medical bills

16 Dec 1888 from Susan Jacobus
Josephine's husband died leaving her with 4 children and living with Susan

2 Dec 1890 from Tillie Jacobus
mother died 6 Nov 1890 husband Abram d 4 Nov 1890

4 Jan 1893 from North Dakota from Caleb E. Hill son-in-law
Clara Hill Wacker married
Mattie Hill married Norwich
Mr. Ellis son-in-law lives close
George Gibbs close by house

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Hi Judy, I have a family history book that my mother had written by a distant relative living in the Britton, MI area. It is a history of the Mourison/Carman/Downing families (with some others). It appears that Wm was married to Mary Doran on Nov 2, 1820 and they had a daughter Sarah Catherine on Mar 21, 1821. It appears that she died soon after and Wm married Mary Segar. There is a lot of information in this book, with about 50 pgs dedicated to the Mourisons with some photos, wills, letters. If you would like me to scan and send to you, please let me know-I don't think I can attach anything within Ancestry messages. It seems to be very detailed going back to their ancestors in the mid 1600's
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1835 Will of Henry Mourison proved, witnesses, Henry J. Foote, Richard VanDurn, John H. Vreeland. He was of Morris County, NJ.
"Wife Catherine to get all household furniture for her use during widowhood, the remainder of the estate to be sold and equally divided between five daughters, Polly, ux of William Stiles, Betsey, ux of Zebebdiah Zeliff, Susan, ux of Henry Leonard, Cathy, ux of Benjamin Zeliff, Sally, ux of Henry Collerd. To son William L. Mourison and heirs all that part of a farm on the west road leading from Ephriam Stiles to a lot on east side of this road. To my son also all utensils. by his mark." (excerpt)
Executors Rev. J. G. Brinkerhoff and Josiah Zabriskie

Subj: Henry Morrison
Date: 6/10/2002 7:35:04 PM Central Standard Time
From: Slbgnsha
To: AJULLMAN



Hello Judy!

I received the DAR application today for Henry. It was submitted in 1978 from Emily Helen Morrison Wilson, Belleville, MI . She was b. 14 Sep 1920; m. 7 July 1951 to George Clair Wilson who was b. 28 May 1915 at Huron Twp. MI.

This is her descendency:

George Morrison, b. 26 July 1880, Dundee, MI, d. 16 Oct 1924, Dundee, MI; m. Birdie Cilley on 20 Sept 1915. She was b. 25 Aug 1880, Petersburg, MI, d. 18 Feb. 1974 at Ypsilanti, MI.

George Morrison was the child of:

Clarence Morrison, b. 28 June 1843, Montville, NJ, d. 23 Nov. 1928, Dundee, MI; m. Mary Price on 29 Nov 1866. She was b. 1848, England; d. 25 April 1895 at Dundee, MI.

Clarence L. Morrison was the child of:

William L. Morrison, b. 19 July 1800 in NJ, d. 16 Nov 1895 at Dundee, MI; m. Mary Doran on 21 Mar 1821. She was b. 6 Mar 1803 in England, d. 13 Nov 1866 at Dundee, MI.

There is an astrick here saying:
Baptism Records give name of William L. married wife as Mary Segar
Bible Records give name of William L. Morrison wife as Mary Doran

William L. Morrison was the child of:

Henry Morrison, b. 30 June 1752, probably NJ, d. 18 Jan 1835 at Morris Co., NJ. He married Catherine Alyea on 14 May 1784. She was b. 10 May 1758 at (blank), d. 9 Aug 1850 at NJ.

His service is just listed as soldier in NJ. It says Ancestor's services - (then in hand written it says: Data in FC). I have no idea what that means.

Sandy

Death record Dundee Monroe MI
16 Mar 1895 Wm Morrison male white married 95-4-0 died Dundee died of general debility b NJ laborer unknown mother and father recorded 1 Jun 1896

Subj: Henry Morrison
Date: 6/10/2002 7:35:04 PM Central Standard Time
From: Slbgnsha
To: AJULLMAN



Hello Judy!

I received the DAR application today for Henry. It was submitted in 1978 from Emily Helen Morrison Wilson, Belleville, MI . She was b. 14 Sep 1920; m. 7 July 1951 to George Clair Wilson who was b. 28 May 1915 at Huron Twp. MI.

This is her descendency:

George Morrison, b. 26 July 1880, Dundee, MI, d. 16 Oct 1924, Dundee, MI; m. Birdie Cilley on 20 Sept 1915. She was b. 25 Aug 1880, Petersburg, MI, d. 18 Feb. 1974 at Ypsilanti, MI.

George Morrison was the child of:

Clarence Morrison, b. 28 June 1843, Montville, NJ, d. 23 Nov. 1928, Dundee, MI; m. Mary Price on 29 Nov 1866. She was b. 1848, England; d. 25 April 1895 at Dundee, MI.

Clarence L. Morrison was the child of:

William L. Morrison, b. 19 July 1800 in NJ, d. 16 Nov 1895 at Dundee, MI; m. Mary Doran on 21 Mar 1821. She was b. 6 Mar 1803 in England, d. 13 Nov 1866 at Dundee, MI.

There is an astrick here saying:
Baptism Records give name of William L. married wife as Mary Segar
Bible Records give name of William L. Morrison wife as Mary Doran

William L. Morrison was the child of:

Henry Morrison, b. 30 June 1752, probably NJ, d. 18 Jan 1835 at Morris Co., NJ. He married Catherine Alyea on 14 May 1784. She was b. 10 May 1758 at (blank), d. 9 Aug 1850 at NJ.

His service is just listed as soldier in NJ. It says Ancestor's services - (then in hand written it says: Data in FC). I have no idea what that means.

Sandy

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from a book written by 1989 by Monita Fergus and titled Stel

• Married: 2 NOV 1820

1. Sarah Catherine Mowerson b: 21 MAR 1821

• Married: 2 NOV 1820 in Montville, Morris, New Jersey, United States
• Note:

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  Hi Judy, I have a family history book that my mother had written by a distant relative living in the Britton, MI area. It is a history of the Mourison/Carman/Downing families (with some others). It appears that Wm was married to Mary Doran on Nov 2, 1820 and they had a daughter Sarah Catherine on Mar 21, 1821. It appears that she died soon after and Wm married Mary Segar. There is a lot of information in this book, with about 50 pgs dedicated to the Mourisons with some photos, wills, letters. If you would like me to scan and send to you, please let me know-I don't think I can attach anything within Ancestry messages. It seems to be very detailed going back to their ancestors in the mid 1600's
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  Census Place: Dundee, Monroe, Michigan
  Source: FHL Film 1254595 National Archives Film T9-0595 Page 356A
  Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
  Clarence MORRISON Self M M W 35 NJ
  Occ: Farmer Fa: NJ Mo: ENG
  Mary MORRISON Wife F M W 31 ENG
  Occ: Keeping House Fa: ENG Mo: ENG
  Gertrude MORRISON Dau F S W 12 MI
  Occ: At School Fa: NJ Mo: ENG
  Manie MORRISON Dau F S W 11 MI
  Occ: At School Fa: NJ Mo: ENG
  Nellie MORRISON Dau F S W 9 MI
  Occ: At School Fa: NJ Mo: ENG
  Bertha MORRISON Dau F S W 7 MI
  Occ: At School Fa: NJ Mo: ENG
  Blanche MORRISON Dau F S W 5 MI
  Occ: At Home Fa: NJ Mo: ENG
  William MORRISON Father M W W 79 NJ
  Occ: At Home Fa: NJ Mo: NJ
  
  Subj: Henry Morrison
  Date: 6/10/2002 7:35:04 PM Central Standard Time
  From: Slbgnsha
  To: AJULLMAN
  
  
  
  Hello Judy!
  
  I received the DAR application today for Henry. It was submitted in 1978 from Emily Helen Morrison Wilson, Belleville, MI . She was b. 14 Sep 1920; m. 7 July 1951 to George Clair Wilson who was b. 28 May 1915 at Huron Twp. MI.
  
  This is her descendency:
  
  George Morrison, b. 26 July 1880, Dundee, MI, d. 16 Oct 1924, Dundee, MI; m. Birdie Cilley on 20 Sept 1915. She was b. 25 Aug 1880, Petersburg, MI, d. 18 Feb. 1974 at Ypsilanti, MI.
  
  George Morrison was the child of:
  
  Clarence Morrison, b. 28 June 1843, Montville, NJ, d. 23 Nov. 1928, Dundee, MI; m. Mary Price on 29 Nov 1866. She was b. 1848, England; d. 25 April 1895 at Dundee, MI.
  
  Clarence L. Morrison was the child of:
  
  William L. Morrison, b. 19 July 1800 in NJ, d. 16 Nov 1895 at Dundee, MI; m. Mary Doran on 21 Mar 1821. She was b. 6 Mar 1803 in England, d. 13 Nov 1866 at Dundee, MI.
  
  There is an astrick here saying:
  Baptism Records give name of William L. married wife as Mary Segar
  Bible Records give name of William L. Morrison wife as Mary Doran
  
  William L. Morrison was the child of:
  
  Henry Morrison, b. 30 June 1752, probably NJ, d. 18 Jan 1835 at Morris Co., NJ. He married Catherine Alyea on 14 May 1784. She was b. 10 May 1758 at (blank), d. 9 Aug 1850 at NJ.
  
  His service is just listed as soldier in NJ. It says Ancestor's services - (then in hand written it says: Data in FC). I have no idea what that means.
  
  Sandy
  

  ¹

1. Julia Ann Mowerson b: 27 SEP 1826
2. Eliza Jane Mowerson b: 1 APR 1828 in , , NJ
3. William Henry Mowerson b: 27 SEP 1829
4. Josiah Zabrisky Mowerson b: 25 JUN 1831
5. Mary Christina Mowerson b: 14 SEP 1833
6. Rachel Vreeland Mowerson b: 22 MAR 1836
7. Martha Elmira Mowerson b: 21 SEP 1837
8. Clarissa Demott Mowerson b: 10 DEC 1841
9. Clarence Lewis Mowerson b: 28 JUN 1843 in Montville, Montville, Morris, NJ

1. Abbrev: LDS
   Title: LDS
   Name: Footnote
   Name: ShortFootnote
   Name: Bibliography
   Text: Film # 0016564, Records of Baptisms and Members of the True Dutch Reformed Church at Montiville, NJ, March 22, 1824 to October 8, 1899, Copied 1935, in the original spelling from the Church Records, now in possession of Mr. Clifford F. Smith, 314 Lathrop Avenue, Boonton, NJ, Holland Society Records copied by H. Lindsey
2. Abbrev: Will abstracts
   Title: Will abstracts
   Name: Footnote
   Name: ShortFootnote
   Name: Bibliography
   Page: NJ, Morris, Book D, p 378, provided to Judith courter Ullman by FRan Morris