History And Genealogy Of Fenwick's Colony, New Jersey

John Fenwick Immigrated With His Family To America In And Settled In West New Jersey On The Land Comprising Salem And Cumberland CountiesMany Of Those Accompanying Him On His Journey Were Members Of His Religious Faith, The Society Of FriendsHe And His Company Landed At APoint Of Land That He Named New SalemAfter His Arrival, John Fenwick Purchased All The Lands From The Indians Who Resided Within The Boundaries Of His Lands Forming ATreaty Which Allowed The Indians' Rights To Trapping, Fishing And Rights To Certain Kinds Of Wood For Making Baskets, Canoes And Other ThingsHe Also Issued AProclamation Granting Civil And Religious Liberty To All Persons Who Should Settle Within His ProvinceThis Volume Contains The History Of Fenwick's Colony And Genealogies Of The Prominent Families Settled ThereIn Addition To Fenwick, These Families Include The Names Abbott, Acton, Bassett, Bowen, Bradway, Brick, Carll, Cattell, Chambless, Clark, Coles, Davis, Darkin, Denn, Dubois, Elwell, Guy, Goodwin, Griscom, Hall, Hancock, Hillman, Holmes, Holme, Jennings, Johnson, Keasbey, Laning, Lawson, Lippincott, Locke, Maddox, Mason, Miller, More, Morris, Moss, Nicholson, Oakford, Ogden, Plummer, Preston, Reeve, Rocke, Rolph, Sayres, Scull, Sharp, Sheppard, Shourds, Sinnickson, Smith, Summerill, Stretch, Tindall, Thompson, Tyler, Vanmeter, White, Ware, Wade, Waddington, Whitacar, Whittan, Woodnutt, Woodruff, Wyatt, And Yorke.
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