Dr. Abraham van Beuren

"Born on Long Island, probably at New Utrecht, in June 1736 (family record) Died at Millstone, Somerset County, NJ, March 7th 1813
Somerset County is one of America's oldest counties, and is named after the English county of Somerset. The area was first settled in 1681, in the vicinity of Bound Brook, and the county was established by charter on May 22, 1688. Most of the early residents were Dutch.

"For Abraham and Eva Ouke so far I have the following: New Brunswick, NJ: 1758. May 28. Van Bueren, Abraham and Eva--Johan's Witnesses: Johan's Van Bueren and wife Rachel [Ibid, 4:559]

1760. June 15. Van Bueren, Abraham and Eva--Johannis Witnesses: Johan's Van Bueren and wife Rachel [Ibid., 12:1:79]

1761. Dec. 20 V. Bueren, Abraham and Eva--Abraham [Ibid., p. 81]

1764. Jan. 8 V. Bueren, Abraham and Eva--Willem Witness: Wm. Ouke [Ibid., p. 82]

1765. June 23. Van Bueren, Abraham and Eva--Petrus [Ibid., 2:225]

Millstone, NJ: 3 April 1767 Vanbeuren, Abraham and Eva--Eva ["Early Church Records of Somerset Co., New Jersey", page 173]

I don't yet have the information on the computer because I haven't pursued it yet but Eva dies in Millstone and Abraham remarries but I don't have the name of second wife handy at the moment. There may have been other children baptized at Millstone.

(notes of ) Renee L. Dauven"

Either this Abraham or his son Abraham served the patriot cause in the Revolution. See:

Jerseymen of the Revolutionary War: Searching on “Beuren” Page 794 lists three:

Abram of Somerset

John of Somerset

William Of Somerset

From Official register of the officers and men of New Jersey in the revolutionary war On openlibrary.org

https://archive.org/stream/officialregisteror00newj#page/812/mode/2up http://njgsbc.org/files/BCFamilies/BCFam-VanBuren.pdf