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About Captain John H. Langstaff
- 'Francis Bazley Lee. Genealogical and memorial history of the state of New Jersey .. (Volume 7). (page 73 of 84)
- Francis Bazley Lee. Genealogical and memorial history of the state of New Jersey .. (Volume 7). (page 73 of 84)
- I) Henry Langstaft' Jr., who emigrated with his father to New Hampshire, was the first of the line to come to New Jersey in 1668, and it is through his son John, referred to below, that the name has been handed down to posterity in New Jersey.
- ' (H) John, son of Henry Langstaff Jr., was born in New England in 1647, lived and died in Piscataway; among his children were James, through whom the line of the Middlesex county Langstart's has descended, and John, referred to below\
- (HI) John (2), son of John (ij Langstaff, of Piscataway, removed from Piscataway to Springfield, Burlington county. New Jersey, where he died, leaving a will dated November 27, 1703, and proved April i, 1704, in which he mentions sons, IMoses; James, referred to below ; and David.
- ' (H) John, son of Henry Langstaff Jr., was born in New England in 1647, lived and died in Piscataway; among his children were James, through whom the line of the Middlesex county Langstart's has descended, and John, referred to below\
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- 'An American Family History
- Priscilla Bonham Langstaff
- Henry Langstaff, the founder of the family in New Jersey, was the son of Henry, who emigrated to New Hampshire with the colony sent out by Mason, the patentee, in 1630. He lived on the Piscataqua River up to the time of his removal to Piscataway township in 1668-9. Through his son 'John, born in New England in 1647', the name has been handed down to posterity in this latitude. The marriage of many of the female members into other pioneer families, has given some of the best representatives of this mother Church. The original male line was distinctly identified with the Episcopal Church.
- http://www.anamericanfamilyhistory.com/Bonham%20Family/BonhamPrisci...
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- 'New Jersey Historical Society. Calendar of New Jersey wills, administrations, etc. (page 40 of 76)
- New Jersey Historical Society. Calendar of New Jersey wills, administrations, etc. (page 40 of 76)
- 1687 Nov. 9. Martin, Easter, of Piscataway; will of. Children — John, Joseph, Thomas Martin, Mary Hull, 'Martha Langstafis', Lidia Smalley, Benjamin, grandchildren Mary and Plope Hull (children of Hopewell Hull). Land iu Piscataway Township. Personal property. Executor — son Benjamin. Witnesses — Edward Slater and Samuel Hull. Proved December 20, 1687.
- N. J. Archives, XXL, p. loS, and Middlesex Wills
- 1687-8 Jan. 6. Bond of her son Benjamin Martin of Piscataway as executor of her will. Edward Slater of the same place fellow bondsman,
- 1687 Sept. 15. Martin, James, of Burlington, meal man; will of. Brothers — Thomas Martin and John Martin, sister Mary Fry (excluding her husband from use of legacy), nephew Thomas Fry; Monthly Meeting of Ratlife Frends, London, and Burlington Meeting; mother Martha Martin alias Greenhill. Real and personal estate, partly in England, Executors — Samuel Jenings, Percival Towle and Thomas Ollive. Witnesses — John Johnson and Susannah Prickit. Proved March 28, 1693.
- 1687 March 17. Martin, John, of Piscataway, yeoman; will of. Wife Easter heiress and executrix of real and personal estate with sons John and Benjamin Martin, Hopfull Hulle and 'John Langstaff' as over-seers. Witnesses — Thomas Killingvvorlh, Will: Button, Benjamin Martin, Thomas Martin and Daniel Lippington. Proved 20th 20th 16S7 (?)
- N. J. Archives, XXL, p. 107, and Middlesex Wills
- 1703 May 21. Martin, Jolin, of Piscatteque, yeoman; will of. Wife Ann. Children — Elizabeth Dun, Ester Martin, Dorthy Martin, John Martin (under age), Richard Martin, brothers Joseph, Benjamin and Thomas Martin, sisters Mary Hall and Lydey Snialley. Real and personal estate. Executors — brother Benjamin Martin and Samuel Blackford. Witnesses — Benjamin Martin, Joseph Martin and Stephen W^illson. Proved April 18, 1704. Lib. i, p. 34, and Middlesex Wills
- 1703 June 12. Inventory of the personal estate (£219.17.6); made by John Royse and Edmond Dunham.
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- 'NEW JERSEY COLONIAL RECORDS, East Jersey Records: Part 4 - Volume 21 Calendar of Records 1664-1703
- PAGE 107
- 1687-8 March 17. Will of John MARTIN of Piscataway. Wife Esther sole heiress and executrix with sons Hopewell HULL, John MARTIN, Benjamin MARTIN and 'John LANGSTAFF' as overseers and assistants. Witnesses Thomas KILLINGWORTH, Will. BUTTON, Benjamin MARTIN, Thomas MARTIN, Daniel LIPPINGTON. 220
- 1687 Dec. 14. Letters of administration on the estate of John MARTIN dec'd., granted to his widow Esther. 221
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- 1687 Nov. 9. Will of Esther MARTIN of Piscataway. Sons John, Joseph, Thomas, Benjamin, daughter Mary HULL, 'Martha LANGSTAFF', Lidea SMALLY, grandchildren Hopewell, son of Hopewell and Mary HULL, Mary, dau. of the same. Executor son Benjamin. Witnesses Edward SLATTER and Samuel HULL. Proved Dec. 20, 1687. 224
- 1687-8 Jan. 6. Letters of administration on the estate of Esther MARTIN granted to her son Benjamin. 226
- http://files.usgwarchives.org/nj/statewide/history/colrec/vol21/v21...
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Captain John H. Langstaff's Timeline
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April 29, 1647
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Dover, Strafford County, New Hampshire, United States
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1673
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January 26, 1675
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July 17, 1677
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December 15, 1678
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March 3, 1681
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September 19, 1683
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August 22, 1686
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Piscataway, NJ, United States
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February 4, 1688
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