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About George Larrison
George Larrison, son of William Larison (died 1749). “Probably the one who went to Pennsylvania.” link to “A chronicle of everyday people”
Biography
From https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Larrison-4
George Larrison, son of William and Anna Pachuns Larrison, was named in his father's will. [1] He is said to have emigrated to Pennsylvania along with his brother Roger.[2][3]
"William Maple ... m1. Kesiah Larrison, ca. 1773, dau. of George and Abigail (Moone) Larrison, gr.dau. of Dr. Jacob and Anne Moone of Rocky Hill, Somerset Co., NJ, and gr. dau. of William Larrison of New Brunswick, Middlesex Co. NJ, g.gr.dau. of John Larrison; b. after 1742 and before 1760, prob. c. 1750, NJ; d. after Feb. 24, 1787, Greene Co, PA."[4]
Citations
- Calendar of New Jersey wills, administrations, etc, A Van Doren Honeyman, 1901, Vol II, page 291 https://archive.org/stream/calendarofnewjer01newj#page/291/mode/1up...
- Ege, Ralph. Pioneers of Old Hopewell. Hopewell, N. J.: Race & Savage. 1908. page 225 https://archive.org/stream/pioneersoldhope00egegoog#page/n234/mode/1up
- Lawrason Genealogical Research, Robin E. Lawrason Ph.D., Updated: December 21, 2004, http://www.jim2rob.com/relgen01.html
- "Telford Grant Maple, "Genealogical History of the Maple/Mapel Family in America", Penobscot Press (1993), page 109.
- A Chronicle of Everyday People: Being as Far as can be Obtained the American Ancestry of George Schuyler Gardiner and his Wife Catherine Larison Marshall with their Children, Grandchildren, and Great Grandchildren Born Before 1929. edited by H.D. Sleight, Sag Harbor, NY, 1929.
Additional children (?)
- George Larrison b: BET 1740 AND 1750 in NJ. Married ?. Grandson in Estill KY
- Rachel Larrison b: ABT 1750. Married Ezekiel B. Stewart
- John Larrison b: 1762. Married ? Stewart
- If you mean the Nancy who married John Ramsey, contemporary sources (a newspaper article I believe) stated she was a descendant of the Dane, She was not a daughter of Mary Pelton, that's been disproven. Her father was probably Theodore, son of Jacob, son of George Larrison who was the ancestro of Nancy's daughter in-law Emeline Ramsey.
notes
The Early Germans of New Jersey; their History, churches and Genealogies. Dover, NJ: Dover Printing Co., 1895. LARASON: WILLIAM, whose name occurs on tax list of Hopewell twp., 1722, as assessed for 11 cattle and horses, 9 sheep and 160 acres. His will, dated April 7 and prob. May 30, 1749. (Trenton, Lib 6,Vol. 70), mentions five children: James, William, John, George, and the wife of David Stout.
Note from Rita, 2009
"I have attached the 3 Larrison children to ? as I do not know which of William's sons could be the father, although I am convined this is the right family. William's daughter Keziah m. James Park(e) and their descendants settled in Eastern KY; Rachel (dau of ?) m. E. Stewart in NJ and they settled in KY. All 3 families arrived in KY in the late 1700's and all are from NJ. In all of my research I have found VERY few KY families that are from NJ."
"Pioneers of Old Hopewell" by Ralph Ege
William Larison probably resided at Hopewell until after the death of Mrs. Larison, or near the close of life, when he removed to New Brunswick and probably resided with one of his children. In 1751 his son James owned the tract east of the road along the old driftway as shown by the deed from Joshua Anderson to Hon. John Hart and his brother Daniel on October 4 of that year.
The will of William Larison dated at New Brunswick, N. J., April 7, and probated May 30, 1749, is recorded in Libre 6, Folio 70, in the office of the Secretary of State at Trenton and was copied in part by the writer many years ago. This will is remarkable for the deep religious feeling manifested in the introductory sentences, which, although in accordance with the custom of the times, is extended far beyond all precedent, and contains the whole scheme of redemption as revealed in the New Testament.
".... I do make and Constitute my beloved son John Larison and son-in-law David Stout to be my executors of this my will and do Empower them to Collect in my debts and dispose of my Estate to the best advantage at discretion of my Executors and after paying my Just Debts Funeral Charges and my aforesaid Legacy to Divide the remainder as aforesaid among my aforesaid sons William Thomas John and George and I do hereby revoke and Disannul all other Wills, Whatsoever heretofore by me made Ratifying and Conforming this and only this to be my Last Will and Testament.
"In witness Whereof I the said William Larison have hereunto set my hand & seal this seventh day of April in the year of our Lord Christ one thousand seven hundred and forty nine
"Signed William Larison "Witnesses Jediah Higgins-Samuel Wilson and Robert Rolfe"
Links
- http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=ashjames&...
- Calendar of New Jersey Wills, Administrations, etc, A Van Doren Honeyman, 1901, page 291. < Archive.Org >
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George Larrison's Timeline
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Hopewell, New Jersey, Colonial America
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1743
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Somerset County, New Jersey, United States
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1744
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Hopewell, Hunterdon County, New Jersey, United States
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1745
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New Jersey
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1782
Age 71
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Northwest Territory or, Greene County, Pennsylvania, United States
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Kentucky
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