Notes for John Ericksson: 1680 PA Cebsus along the Delaware River Ericks, John. Feren Hook

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• "Aug. 10, 1676. Survey to John Erickson for 250 acres, for dau. Barbara, 30 acres, for dau. Annica 20 acres, servant Henrick Eurinson 20 acres, being in all 300 acres called Great Stayne Hook, County of Salem." (Salem Surveys, p. 32.)
• "Aug. 11 1676. John Fenwick conveys to John Erickson, his dau. Barbara Erikson and dau. Annica Erikson and his servant Henrick Eurinson, all of the Great Staene Hook to be called Eriksons Staene Hook, in Fernwick's Colony, being 300 acres along the Delaware River from the Staene Hook Southward." (Liber B, West Jersey Deeds.)
• "Aug. 12, 1676. Oath of allegiance of John Erikson to Fenwick." (Salem Surveys, p. 157.)
• "Nov. 15, 1687. Release by Jonas Scogin and Barbara Erickson his wife to John Erickson, John Johnson and Annica Erickson, his wife, to John Erickson. Hendrick Yerianson to John Erickson--For 30, 20, and 20 acres, respectively, being a part of the said 300 acres called Stayne Hook in Penn's Neck." (Salem Deeds, vol. IV., pp. 256, 257.)
• "Feb. 9, 1688-9. John Erickson conveys to Paul Jaquet, of Salem County in West Jersey, 300 acres of land and marsh called Steyne Hook, as surveyed Aug. 11, 1676, by Richard Hancock, it being the same premises granted and conveyed by John Fenwick Aug. 11, 1676, to John Erickson, Barbara Erickson, Annica Erickson and Henrick Eurinson in fee. Recorded April 23, 1689." (Salem Deeds, Liber 4, p. 152.)