Rev. James Carman

Burial record found in the book "A History of Baptists in New Jersey" by Thomas S. Griffiths, publ. 1904:

James Carman, whose prayers and hardships and long journeys and words of cheer and counsels of the wisdom have borne fruit in the prosperity which has blessed the world, must not be forgotten, as one chosen of God for the increase in which we rejoice. Having finished his work, the good man died and was buried near the old meeting house in Cranbury. In 1899, his remains were disinterred and buried near the house of God in Hightstown.