Pvt. Thomas Squier

Son of Thomas and Rachel Ludlum Squier

Husband of Jemima Squier

Father of several children

Revolutionary War Veteran-Pvt,Essex County New Jersey Militia

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Page Thomas Squier, Jr. Born: c. 1732 At: Westfield, Union County, New Jersey Parents: Squier, Thomas Sr. and Rachel Ludlam Note: possibly a veteran of the American Revolutionary War Died: September 9, 1814 At: Morris Township, Morris County, New Jersey Buried at: Scotch Plains, Union County, New Jersey Note: Scotch Plains Baptist Church Cemetery a.k.a. God's Little Acre Headstone:

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Marriage: December 12, 1759 At: Scotch Plains, Union County, New Jersey By: Rev. Benjamin Miller Note: Scotch Plains Baptist Church Spouse: Jemima de Camp Born at: prob. Essex County, New Jersey Parents: Camp, Aaron de and Sarah

Known issue: 1. Sarah "Sally." Married Jacob Tingley. 2. Aaron. Married Nancy Vance. 3. Stephen. Married Hannah Littell. 4. Moses [see Squier, Moses and Mary Ross]. 5. Ludlow. Married Anna Runyon. 6. Anne. Married

Primary sources: 1. Genealogies of the First Settlers of Passaic Valley. John Littell. 1852. 2. Last Will and Testament. 3. Parish registers of Scotch Plains Baptist Church, 1758-1761.

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400 Page 400 Thomas Squier lived where William Mulford now lives, in Morris County. He married, 1st, Jemima Camp, daughter of Aaron Camp, Sen., and had children: 1. Sarah, who married Jacob Tingley, and lived in Washington Valley. 2. Aaron married Nancy Vance, daughter of Kennedy Vance, of Long Hill. 3. Stephen married Hannah Littell, daughter of Samuel, of Rockaway, Morris County. 4. Moses married, 29th April, 1790, Anna Rutan, daughter of Abraham, and went to Western Pennsylvania. 5. Ludlow married Anna Runyon, daughter of Elias, of Long Hill. He lived at Plainfield. By a second wife, Thomas Squier had a daughter. 6. Anna, who married David Coriell, son of Elias, of Long Hill.

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Page 1812, Sept. 5. Squier, Thomas, of Morris Twsp., and Co.; will of. Grandchildren, Betsey, Samuel, John, Thomas and Oratio Squire (children of my son, Aron), each, $62.50, as they become 21. Son, Moses, $200. Residue of estate, real and personal, after debts are paid, to two sons, Stephen and Ludlow, and two daughters, Sally Tingley and Anne Coryell, sons having two parts to the daughters' one part. Executors -- son, Ludlow Squire and Benjamin Ludlow. Witnesses -- Moses G. Elmer, Elias Runyon, Smith Miller. Proved Sept. 27, 1814. Signed by mark.

1814, Sept. 12. Inventory, $625.15; made by William Parrot, John Dunham. File 1572 N.

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Sacred to the memory of Thomas Squier who died Sept. 9 1814 aged 82 years.

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Page Possibly a veteran of the American Revolutionary War.

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