Yose Sooy was a Dutchman, in English his name was Joseph Sooy. He settled at the Upper or Lower Bank in Washington township, Burlington county. He had sons Nicholas, Joseph and Luke, and it is probable he had other sons and daughters. I have been unable to learn much about the geneology of the Sooy family. They do not properly belong to Egg Harbor township. The first generations of the Sooy family made extensive locations of lands in Washington township. The Sooys of Atlantic county are the descendants of Yose Sooy, and it is probable they are the descendants of Luke Sooy. There formerly was a Joseph Sooy at Leeds Point; his first wife was a Blackman and his second wife was a daughter of John Leeds, Sr.; this wife had two daughters, Elizabeth and Catharine. Elizabeth married Thomas C. Blackman. Catharine married James Gifford of English Creek. The last named Joseph Sooy had a daughter Sophia, by his first wife and she married Andrew English. There also was a Paul Sooy in the above named family, but I do not know which wife was his mother.

Nicholas, son of Yose Sooy married Sarah Sears. Their children: Nicholas, Noah, William, Archelaus, Paul Sears, Josephus, Elizabeth, Hannah, Sarah, Jemima and Parnell.

Nicholas Sooy, Jr., married Esther Weeks. Their children: Samuel, William, Ephraim, Josephus, Nicholas, Elizabeth, Mary, Sarah, Sophia and Esther.

Noah Sooy, Sr., married Sarah Weeks.

William Sooy, Sr., married Rebecca Weeks.

Archelaus Sooy, Sr., married Bethiah Cranmer.

Paul S. Sooy, Sr., married Elizabeth Cavileer.

Josephus Sooy married Sarah ______, her family name not ascertained.

Elizabeth Sooy married Arthur Thompson. Their children: Sooy, William, John, Alexander, Arthur, Hannah, Sarah and Elizabeth.

Hannah Sooy married a man by the name of Petitt.

Sarah Sooy married James Bodine.

Jemima Sooy married Alexander Thompson. Their children: Mary, Sarah, Nicholas, Elizabeth, Hannah, Margaret, Anna, Amelia and others, whose names are not ascertained.

Parnell Sooy married Samuel Bodine.

If I have been rightly informed, Joseph, son of Yose Sooy, was the father of Phoebe Sooy, who was the mother of Capt. Ebenezer Sooy, of Bass River. Ebenezer Sooy married Catharine, daughter of Samuel Loveland, 2nd. Their children: Benjamin, Reuben, Josiah, Cowperthwaite, Ebenezer, Samuel, Daniel, Phoebe, Ann Eliza and Jemima.

Benjamin Sooy married Margaret Haunsley, of New York.

Josiah Sooy married Catharine Johnson of Long Island.

Cowperthwaite Sooy married Sarah Robins.

Ebenezer Sooy married Eliza Henderson.

Dan. Sooy married Esther Mathis.

Phoebe Sooy married Maja B. Mathis.

Ann Eliza Sooy married Richard Bogan.

Jemima Sooy married Josiah Johnson.

Samuel Deacon, Sr., was a native of the upper section of Burlington county. He came to Tuckerton sometime after the close of the Revolutionary War. By his industry and enterprise he rose to wealth and distinction, and was one of the leading men of the village of his adoption. He served as a Justice of the Peace during a long term of years, and for some years was the principal merchant of Tuckerton. He and Judge Tucker were contemporaries and were the aristocrats of their time and place. Deacon built and resided in the house on the corner of Main and Green streets, opposite the Union Hotel in Tuckerton, and at that time it was the most commodious edifice in the village.

Samuel Deacon, Sr., married Sarah, daughter of Ephraim Morse. She was one of the children born to him after his misfortune on Short Beach, as related in another part of this work. Deacon's children were Ebenezer T., Samuel, Ammon, Ann, Sarah and Catharine.

Ebenezer T. Deacon married Mary, daughter of Joseph Allen, of Bass River. Their children were Ann, William, Samuel, Sarah M., Ebenezer and Joseph T.

Samuel Deacon, Jr., married Eliza, daughter of Joseph Allen, of Bass River.

Ann, daughter of Samuel Deacon, Sr., married Dr. Mordecai Bryant, of Philadelphia. They have two sons.

Sarah, daughter of Samuel Deacon, Sr., married a gentleman by the name of Smith. Their children were Charles, Martha, Sophia and Sarah Ann.

Catharine, daughter of Samuel Deacon, Sr., married Courtney Crane, of Mannahawkin.

Captain Ebenezer Deacon, Jr., married Abigail Cranmer, and he is the only one of the Deacon family remaining in Egg Harbor.

Jeremiah Horner, Sr., was a native of Pennsylvania, and emigrated to Egg Harbor about the time of the Revolutionary War. After living in the place a short time he removed to another section, but his son Joseph remained in Egg Harbor, where he married Elizabeth Brown, and went to reside at the boarding-house, on Short Beach, and finally removed to the boarding-house, on Long Beach, where he remained several years and then removed to Tuckerton, where he died.

Joseph Horner's children were John, Jeremiah, Eliza, Morford, Eveline and Thomas. Joseph Horner married a second wife, who was Typhena, widow, and second wife of James Hughes.

John Horner's first wife was Susan Lines, and she was the mother of William Horner. The second wife was Phoebe Sprague, and her children were John, Arthur, Henry, Charles, Susan, Ann and Rebecca.

Jeremiah Horner married Sarah, daughter of William Gaskill and his wife, Sarah Gifford. Their children were Joseph, Elizabeth, Sarah, Ann, Mary, William, Ann, Thomas, Sarah, Alonzo and Jeremiah.

Eliza Horner has been twice married, her first husband was Captain Samuel Johnson, by whom she had a son whose name was James Johnson. The second husband was a Mr. Barber, of New York. The child of this marriage was Jane Barber, who married Stansbury Darby.

Captain Morford Horner married Mary, daughter of Thomas and Michael Stanton. Their children were Peter, Charles, Edward, Eliza and Alfred.

Eveline Horner married Benjamin Brown. Their children were Benjamin, Hezekiah, Henry, Othello, Mary and Sarah. I believe all of those four sons are sea captains.

Captain Thomas Horner married Susan, daughter of John Giberson, of Atlantic county. Their children were Napoleon Bonaparte, Rosalthe, Mary, George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, James Winfield Scott, Susan Orlean, Arthur Wellington, Ida and Victoria.

Captain N.B. Horner married Mary Eliza, daughter of Captain John Hanson.

Rosalthe Horner married William Flanagan.

Captain John Leak was an Englishman. He settled at Bass River in early times, and was one of the leading men in the place of his adoption, and it is said he "fared sumptuously every day." Old records bear witness that he was a surveyor. During a considerable portion of his life, he lived at Bridgeport, where he died and is buried in the grave yard at that place, which formerly was called the Leak burying ground. He had a sister Phoebe, who married Job Mathis, Sr., and after his decease she married Caleb Cranmer, Sr. John Leak married Martha, daughter of Samuel Rose, and she is said to have been a very beautiful woman. Captain Leak's children were Samuel, William, George, John, Mary, Achsah, Phoebe and Martha.

Samuel Leak married Sarah, daughter of Micajah Mathis, Sr. Their children were John, Stacy Biddle and daughters whose names are not remembered.

John Leak married Rosana Allen. Their children: William, Lavisa, Sarah, Kesiah, Mary Eliza, Martha, John, Amy and Phoebe.

Stacy B. Leak married Hannah, daughter of Hezekiah Adams, 2nd. Their children: William, John, Mary Ann, Esther, Achsah, Hezekiah, Abigail and George.

Captain William Leak married Catharine Loveland. Their children were George, William, Catharine, Mary and Elizabeth.

George Leak married Hannah Mathis. William Leak, Jr., married Mary Cavileer. Catharine Leak married Samuel Sooy, and Mary Leak married David Lowry. George Leak married Hepsibah Grant. Among their children were Grant, Margaret and Achsah.

Mary Leak married Joseph Allen, of Bass River.

Achsah Leak married Chalkley Cranmer, and after his decease she married Joseph Sears.

Phoebe Leak married Captain John Towers, and they had a daughter Phoebe who married ______ Ogle.

Martha Leak married Reuben Clark.

Jacob Lippincott was a native of the upper part of Burlington county. He married Martha Oliphant, sister of Shinn Oliphant, Sr. Jacob Lippincott's children were Mary Ann, Ruth and Eayre.

Mary Ann Lippincott married Nathaniel Cowperthwaite.

Ruth Lippincott married Benjamin C. Bragg. Their children: Mary, Martha, Jacob L., George, Lewis, Hannah Ann, Rachel, Edward and Sarah Elizabeth.

Mary Bragg married Captain John Hanson. Their children: Ezra L., Anna, Henry, Benjamin, Mary Eliza, Ruth, John, Eva, Thomas and Walter.

Ezra L. Hanson married Melinda, daughter of Ezra and Leah Blackman. Their child: William Lockwood Hanson.

Anna E. Hanson married Captain Henry L. Cranmer. Their children: Eva and Ralph.

Mary E. Hanson married Capt. Napoleon B. Horner. Their child: Ida.

Martha Bragg married William Darby. Their children: Amy Anna, Mary Jane, Louisa, William, John, Ruth, Ann and Virginia.

Jacob L. Bragg married Matilda Bennett. Their children: Ida and George.

Capt. Louis Bragg married Eliza Adams. Their children: Ida and Willie.

Hannah Ann Bragg married James W. Risley. Their children: Benjamin C., James Henry, Sarah Louise, Mary Emma, George Harris, Eliza L., Charles E., Edward and Iva Viola.

Rachel Bragg married Maja Ireland. Their child: Clarence.

Edward Bragg married Elizabeth Walton. Their children: Edwin E., Lida A. and Helen Gertrude.

Ezra Lippincott married Eliza Cranmer. They have one son. Fountain, who married Eliza Gale. Their children: Nancy, Ezra and Susannah Eliza.

Dr. Mason's father was a native of Pemberton, N.J., and in that village Dr. Mason was born and grew up to manhood. Dr. Mason's father married Sarah Platt, and after his death his widow married Dr. Egbert, of Pemberton. Dr. Mason has one sister, who married a Whitaker.

In the year 1813, Dr. Mason came to Tuckerton to practice medicine, and here for more than fifty years he has been the principal and constant practitioner of Tuckerton, and the surrounding country, for a distance of many miles. Dr. Mason has seen a great number of people go down to the grave, and a very large number of those who were living when he came to Tuckerton have passed away from among the living, yet Dr. Mason still lives and administers to the sick. He is a faithful and efficient medical attendant, a steadfast and sympathizing friend, a kind and obliging neighbor, and in all respects a worthy citizen, and he would be greatly missed and regretted by the community in which he lives. His long practice has made him a wealthy man; but he has no children to inherit his accumulations. It is probable that, like many other wealthy, benevolent and liberal-minded men, the bulk of his property will be bequeathed in such a manner as to be a perpetual benefit to the public of his adopted place. He is a staunch Freemason, and built the Freemason and Odd Fellows' Hall, in Tuckerton. Dr. Mason married Elizabeth Johnson, a lady noted for kind-heartedness and sociability. Her sympathetic and amiable disposition makes her an excellent companion for a physician.

These two families are noted for their cheerful, kind-hearted and generous dispositions. William Ellsworth and his wife, whose maiden name was Stratton, were natives of Ireland. They settled in Egg Harbor and had children: Philip, Mary, and Catharine.

Captain Philip Ellsworth married Phoebe Seaman, daughter of Benjamin Seaman. Their children were Mary, William and Catharine.

Mary, daughter of Philip Ellsworth, married James Pharo. Their children: Julia Ann, James and Catharine.

Julia Ann Pharo married Henry Freeland, of Bergen county.

Catharine Pharo married Jep Cadmus, of Bergen county.

Capt. William Ellsworth, son of Philip Ellsworth, Sr., married Mary Pharo. Their children: Philip, Joseph, Mary Catharine, Robert, Jean, John, Watson and William.

Captain Philip Ellsworth, son of William Ellsworth, 2d, married Lydia, daughter of John Willits.

Captain Joseph Ellsworth, son of William Ellsworth, 2d, married Mary Catharine, daughter of Joel Haywood.

Mary Catharine, daughter of William Ellsworth, 2d, married John Vanbuster, of Bergen county, N.J.

Captain William Ellsworth, 3d, married Rachel Freeland, of Bergen county, N.J.

Mary, daughter of William Ellsworth, Sr., married Joshua, son of Benjamin Seaman, Sr.

Catharine, daughter of Philip Ellsworth, Sr., married John, son of James Hughes, Sr., among their children were Susan, Charlotte, William and Phoebe.

Catharine, daughter of William Ellsworth, Sr., married John Rutter, an Englishman. Their children were Charles, Robert, John, William, Philip, Thomas, Dorothy, Catharine and Mary.

First Branch. - Charles Rutter married Mary Lines. Their children were Jesse, John, Electa, Jane, Eliza and Josephine.

Jesse Rutter married Ruth, daughter of Samuel Seaman, Sr.

John Rutter married Ruth, daughter of Ellis Mathis. John Rutter was a soldier in the army of the Potomac, and died in a rebel prison.

Electa Rutter married Charles Carlisle, of Cumberland county, N.J.

Jane Rutter married Joel, son of Joel Leeds, of Atlantic county, N.J.

Eliza Rutter married John Carlisle, of Cumberland county, N.J.

Josephine Rutter married Dr. Daniel Carlisle, of Cumberland county, N.J.

Second Branch. - Robert Rutter married Phoebe, daughter of James Cranmer, Sr. Their children were Hazleton, Catharine and Hannah.

Catharine Rutter married Captain Joseph Willits, of West creek, Ocean county, N.J.

Hannah Rutter married Isaac Cranmer of Bass River.

Third Branch. - Joseph Rutter married Delilah Lines, sister to his brother Charles' wife. Delilah's children were William, Robert and Delilah. John Rutter's second wife was Phoebe Lines, sister to his first wife. Phoebe had a son John, who was a soldier in the Union army, and died in the, hospital at Washington.

Fourth Branch. - William Rutter married Rachel, daughter of James Cranmer, Sr. Their children were James, Elizabeth and John.

Fifth Branch. - Philip Rutter married Ruth Lines, sister to his brother Charles' and John's wives. Ruth was the mother of Phoebe Maria, Delilah and Ruth. Philip Rutter's second wife was Abigail, widow of Joseph Haywood and daughter of Amos Pharo. Abigail was the mother of Catharine, Rachel, Letitia and Fillmore.

Sixth Branch. - Thomas Rutter married Phoebe Lewis. Their children were Dorothy, Mary Ann, Abigail, Victoria, Philip and Thomas.

Seventh Branch. - Dorothy Rutter married Stephen Inman, and has chidren: William, Phoebe, Nancy, John, Catharine, Charity, Rachel, Jane and Stephen.

Eighth Branch. - Catharine Rutter married John Inman, and has children: Elizabeth, Catharine and Oliver.

Ninth Branch. - Mary Rutter married James Churchwood, and has children: Catharine, Hannah Ann and Phoebe.

Hezekiah Adams, Sr., settled at Bass River, on the farm now owned by his grandson, John Adams. Among his contemporaries, Hezekiah Adams had the reputation of being an honest man, which Pope says, is the noblest work of God. The Adamses are people of a social, friendly and pleasing address. Hezekiah Adams had children: Joseph, Hezekiah, Jeremiah, Charles, David, Dorcas and Mary.

I have not been able to learn much of the genealogy of the Adams family.

First Branch. - Joseph Adams, no account of his family.

Second Branch. - Hezekiah Adams married Margaret Humphrey. Their children: William, Ellis, John, Joseph, Humphrey, Enoch, Hannah and Phoebe.

William Adams married Elizabeth Taylor.

Ellis Adams married Achsah ______.

John Adams married Fanny ______.

Joseph Adams married Elma Cranmer.

Humphrey Adams married Ann, widow of Hezekiah Falkinburg.

Enoch O. Adams married Mary Allen.

Hannah Adams married Stacy B. Leak.

Phoebe Adams married Grant Leak.

Third Branch. - Jeremiah Adams married Elizabeth Jenkins. They were the parents of Reuben Adams and others.

Fourth Branch. - Charles Adams married Hannah Jenkins. Their children: Joseph, David, Mary, Sarah, Dorcas, Hannah and Rebecca.

Joseph Adams married Ann Bush.

David Adams, Jr., married Hope Rockhill.

Mary Adams married William Cranmer.

Sarah Adams married Captain Joseph Perkins.

Dorcas Adams married John Sears.

Rebecca Adams married Elisha Lippincott.

Fifth Branch. - David Adams married Elizabeth Robbins. Their children: Stacy, Moses, Charles, Isaiah, Mary Ann, Stephen, John, Washington, Sarah, Eliza, and Joseph Perkins Adams.

Stacy Adams married away from his native place.

Moses Adams married Charlotte Myers. Their children: Franklin Samuel and Jane.

Franklin Adams is the proprietor of the present Bass River hotel, and like his uncle Isaiah, he is a total abstinence landlord. Franklin Adams married Mary Ann, daughter of Daniel Mathis, 3d.

Charles Adams married Sarah French.

Isaiah Adams was one of the leading men of Bass River. For many years he kept what is known as the "old Bass River Hotel," at the upper bridge, over the west branch of Bass river. Although an inn-keeper, he lived and died a total abstinence man. Whilst residing in the tavern, he carried on an extensive business in lumber, ship building and such like trades, and during this time he cleared a valuable farm and built a commodious mansion and other farm buildings, and when they were completed, he moved on to his farm, and became one of the most enterprising and skillful agriculturists in his native township. He paid great attention to the raising of choice fruits, planting extensive orchards of apple, peach, cherry and other excellent fruits. He was a State Legislator, and held various other minor offices.

He was a friend and assistant to the destitute and suffering. He was a cheerful contributor to the churches in his neighborhood, never pausing to inquire of what denomination they were, and ministers of the gospel who frequented that section, always found a hospitable home with Isaiah Adams. No one in the township of Little Egg Harbor ever hospitably received so much company as he did, and all who ever became acquainted with him were impressed with his obliging disposition, he ever being ready to make sacrifices to accommodate friend or stranger. He was a friend to education and was at considerable expense and pains to educate his children. He died about the commencement of the late rebellion, and was greatly missed in his neighborhood and surrounding sections.

Isaiah Adams married Mary, daughter of Benjamin Mathis, Sr. Their children: Charles E., Jesse, Henry and Irick.

Charles E. Adams is a gentleman of intelligence and worth. He married Ellen, daughter of Francis French.

Henry Adams married Julia, daughter of Captain Oliver Loveland.

Mary Ann Adams married ______ Riley, of Philadelphia.

Stephen Adams married Lovina Brush.

John and Washington Adams died unmarried.

Sarah Adams married William Mick.

Eliza Adams married Joseph Allen.

Sixth Branch. - Dorcas Adams married Isaac Cranmer, son of Caleb Cranmer, Sr.

Seventh Branch. - Mary Adams married Caleb Cranmer, Esq., son of Caleb Cranmer, Sr.

The father of Joseph Lippincott came from England and settled near Freehold, Monmouth county, N.J., and his son Joseph settled on a farm in Egg Harbor. Joseph was a weaver, and carried on weaving as well as farming. He was a member of the Society of Friends, and in the year 1744 he married Esther, daughter of Samuel Andrews, and granddaughter of Edward Andrews, of Tuckerton. In the year 1739, Nehemiah Andrews married Elizabeth Lippincott, who must have been a sister of Joseph Lippincott. Joseph Lippincott's children were: Samuel, Peter and Elizabeth.

First Branch. - Samuel Lippincott married Deborah Arnold, of Barnegat. Their children: Samuel, Joseph and Elizabeth. Deborah Arnold had a daughter Jemima, who married Peter Weaver, a German, and their children were Samuel, Joseph, Hannah, Sarah and Mary Theodosia.

Samuel Weaver married Ann, daughter of Captain Anthony Atwood, Sr. Their children were Joseph, John, Susan, Charles, Samuel, Cyrus, Anthony Atwood and William.

Joseph Weaver, Sr., married Mary Arnold, of Barnegat.

Hannah Weaver married and removed to Cincinnati.

If I am not mistaken, Sarah Weaver married a man by the name of Souders, and resided in the State of Pennsylvania.

Samuel Lippincott, Jr., married Hannah Snow, daughter of Captain Anthony Atwood's wife, by her first husband, who was Samuel Snow, of Massachusetts. Their children were Elisha, Ann, Snow, Gideon, John, Joseph, Sarahetta, Hannah and George.

Elisha Lippincott married Rebecca, daughter of Charles Adams, Sr.

Ann Lippincott married Benjamin Hazleton, of Mannahawkin.

Gideon Lippincott married Sarah Weatherby.

John Lippincott married Elizabeth, daughter of Shreve Mathis.

Joseph Lippincott married Abigail Moore.

Sarahetta Lippincott married Hiram Bowker.

Hannah Lippincott married Sylvester Mathis.

George Lippincott married first, Marietta Weaver, and second, Susan Soper, daughter of Reuben Soper, 2d.

Joseph, son of Samuel Lippincott, Sr., married Nancy Fox. Their children were Norris, Susan and Samuel.

Norris Lippincott married Elizabeth, daughter of John C. Cranmer. Their children were Samuel, John, Susan and Josephine.

Captain Samuel Lippincott married Leah Throckmorton.

John Lippincott married Harriet Crane. He died in the army.

Susan Lippincott married Lewis Parker.

Josephine Lippincott married William Brown.

Susan Lippincott married Captain Joseph Gaskill.

Samuel Lippincott married Mary Cranmer. Their children: Ezra, Ann, Susan, Wilkinson, Mary Elizabeth and Sally.

Ezra Lippincott married Margaret Brown.

Ann Lippincott married Solomon Falkinburg.

Wilkinson Lippincott married Martha Rockhill.

Elizabeth, daughter of Samuel Lippincott, Sr., married John Inman, of Barnegat.

Second Branch. - Peter, son of Joseph Lippincott. Sr., married Mary Troth, of upper Burlington county. Their children: Isaac, David, Hugh and Hannah.

David Lippincott married Mary, daughter of John McGowen, of Mount Holly.

Hugh Lippincott married Rebecca Plum. Their children: Amelia, Ann, Elizabeth, Mary and Ezra B. Lippincott. Hugh Lippincott married a second wife, a widow by the name of Elizabeth Harrison. Her maiden name was Parker.

Ann Lippincott married John F. Adams.

Ezra B. Lippincott married Ruth Pharo.

Amelia and Elizabeth Lippincott reside in Philadelphia.

Hannah, daughter of Peter Lippincott, married Joseph Plum.

The Lovelands were natives of Connecticut, and at an early date there was a Captain Loveland who came from that State and settled at Bass River. He had sons Charles and Samuel, and it is possible he had daughters, but if he had, like many others of the dead, they are now forgotten.

First Branch. - Captain Charles Loveland, Sr., was a sea captain, who sailed a brig and made voyages to foreign ports. He married Mary Gleason, of Connecticut, and had children Charles, Mary, Abigail, Elizabeth, Esther, Henrietta and Catharine.

Charles Loveland, Jr., married Elizabeth, daughter of John Wilson, and had children Mary, Oliver, Catharine, Charles and Elizabeth.

Captain Oliver Loveland married Mary Jane, daughter of Caleb Cranmer, Esq.

Catharine Loveland married George W. Dubison.

Charles Loveland married in New York.

Second Branch. - Samuel Loveland, Sr., had children Samuel, Charles, Sarah, Damietta, Sabrina and Lucretia.

Samuel Loveland, Jr., married Jerusha Burnet. Their children: Samuel, Jesse, Catharine, Jemima and Joana.

Samuel Loveland married Hannah Gale.

Catharine Loveland married Captain Ebenezer Sooy. Their children: Benjamin, Reuben, Josiah, Ebenezer, Samuel, Cowperthwaite, Daniel, Ann Eliza, Phoebe and Jemima.

Jemima Loveland married Captain Daniel Townsend. Their children: Joseph Towers, Ebenezer, Norris, Samuel, Daniel, William Harry, James Demorest, Vandoran, Joanna, Jesse L. and Adaline.

Joseph T. Townsend married Ellen Jones.

Ebenezer N. Townsend married Elizabeth Sooy.

Samuel Townsend married Rebecca Jones.

Daniel Townsend, Jr., married Jane Jones.

William H. Townsend married Rebecca Blackman.

James D. Townsend married Elmira Jones.

Vandoran Townsend married Patience Stafford.

Joana Townsend married Captain James Robinson.

Jesse Townsend married Melvina Brogle.

Adaline Townsend married Thomas Scull.

Joana, daughter of Samuel Loveland, 2d, married Wm. Adams. They have one child - Catharine Louisa - who is married to Allen Washington, of New York city.

Charles Loveland, son of Samuel Loveland, Sr., married Sarah Grant. Their children: Wesley, John, Charlotte, Esther and Sarah.

Wesley Loveland married Margarett Mathis.

John Loveland married Rachel French.

Charlotte Loveland married Daniel S. Cranmer.

Esther Loveland married Thomas Taylor.

Sarah Loveland married ______ McCullow.

Sarah, daughter of Samuel Loveland, Sr., married Josiah Sherman. Damietta Loveland married Solomon Leeds. Sabrina Loveland married ______ Collins. __ Lucretia Loveland married Richard Sooy.

Third Branch. - Mary, daughter of Charles Loveland, Sr., married David Monroe.

Abigail Loveland married first, Lansdown, and second, Culpepper.

Elizabeth Loveland married Clayton Kindle.

Esther Loveland married John Baker.

Henrietta Loveland married in Philadelphia.

Catharine Loveland married Captain William Leak, Jr. She was a very estimable woman, and was like a ministering angel among the sick and sorrowing.

Many years ago there was a Robert Loveland who removed to the upper section of Burlington county, and his descendants reside in the place of his adoption.

With this closes the sketches of the ancient families of Little Egg Harbor - defective at best - but faithfully done so far as the material at hand would admit of.

If the descendants of the persons named should gather any reliable or useful information therefrom, the object of the writer will be accomplished, and her efforts in this direction fully repaid.