second wife of Alexander Chambers Jr, married 15 December 1784 in Christ Church.
She was the daughter of William and Elizabeth Ayres.
baptized 13 May 1764
Mrs. Elizabeth Chambers, wife of well-known Trenton merchant, Alexander Chambers, resided at the corner of what is now State and Willow street in Trenton. She was part of a committee of women who organized the reception of Gen. George Washington on his way to New York City to be sworn in as President of the United States.
Willian Scudder Stryker; "The Battle of Trenton"; J.L.Murphy Pub. Co., Trenton, N.J.: 1895
information courtesy of Kay (Offutt) Schmidt
a Chambers descendant
She was the daughter of William and Elizabeth Ayres.
baptized 13 May 1764
Mrs. Elizabeth Chambers, wife of well-known Trenton merchant, Alexander Chambers, resided at the corner of what is now State and Willow street in Trenton. She was part of a committee of women who organized the reception of Gen. George Washington on his way to New York City to be sworn in as President of the United States.
Willian Scudder Stryker; "The Battle of Trenton"; J.L.Murphy Pub. Co., Trenton, N.J.: 1895
information courtesy of Kay (Offutt) Schmidt
a Chambers descendant
second wife of Alexander Chambers Jr, married 15 December 1784 in Christ Church.
She was the daughter of William and Elizabeth Ayres.
baptized 13 May 1764
Mrs. Elizabeth Chambers, wife of well-known Trenton merchant, Alexander Chambers, resided at the corner of what is now State and Willow street in Trenton. She was part of a committee of women who organized the reception of Gen. George Washington on his way to New York City to be sworn in as President of the United States.
Willian Scudder Stryker; "The Battle of Trenton"; J.L.Murphy Pub. Co., Trenton, N.J.: 1895
information courtesy of Kay (Offutt) Schmidt
a Chambers descendant
She was the daughter of William and Elizabeth Ayres.
baptized 13 May 1764
Mrs. Elizabeth Chambers, wife of well-known Trenton merchant, Alexander Chambers, resided at the corner of what is now State and Willow street in Trenton. She was part of a committee of women who organized the reception of Gen. George Washington on his way to New York City to be sworn in as President of the United States.
Willian Scudder Stryker; "The Battle of Trenton"; J.L.Murphy Pub. Co., Trenton, N.J.: 1895
information courtesy of Kay (Offutt) Schmidt
a Chambers descendant
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