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"Early records of the township of Orange from 1807 to 1845 ...: to which is appended personal and biographical notes of early officials of the township"
by Jotham Halsey Condit
The Chronicle Press, 1897
Original from Princeton University
Digitized 02 September 2010
https://books.google.com
page 35 (3)
Daniel Matthews married Rebecca Baldwin, daughter of Joseph, of Jonathan, of Joseph. After Daniel Matthews' early death, Rebecca married John Campbell. They had three sons and two daughters.
pages 48-49 (16-17)
"The Campbell family. Among the subscribers for the erection of the second meeting house in 1753 appear the names of John Campbell and James Campbell. John and Benjamin Campbell were members of the Mountain Society in 1756. John Campbell married Rebecca Baldwin Matthews, the widow of Daniel Matthews. They had two sons and five daughters. Of Caleb, the eldest, nothing is known. Phineas, the second son (1755-1813), married Jane Dean, daughter of John Dean, of Orange. They had three sons and probably four daughters. Lydia, daughter of Phineas Campbell (1800-1866), married Silas Munn, of Amos. Mary, another daughter of Phineas, married Adonijah Osmun, while Catherine married Amos Williams, of Governor Benjamin.
Henry Benson Campbell was the second son of Phineas Campbell and Jane Dean, daughter of John. He married Elizabeth Munn, daughter of David Munn, of Benjamin."
~~~~
Rebecca was the m/o Daniel Matthews Jr., William Matthews, Phineas Campbell, Caleb Campbell, Lucy Campbell, Rebecca Pierson Campbell, Esther Campbell and Charity Campbell.
~~~~
John Campbell was the son of John Campbell of Newark, son of Robert Campbell of Newark. John and Rebecca's daughter Esther and her husband Moses Smith resided on land originally deeded to Robert Campbell.
History of Essex and Hudson counties, New Jersey, Volume 2 by William H. Shaw (1884)
https://archive.org/details/historyofessexh02shaw
Pages 789-790;
In the "Genealogical Notices" of the settlers of Newark, by Mr. Samuel H. Cougar (sic:Congar), the following appears, viz.; "Baldwin, Joseph, son of Iona of Milford, d. 20th Sept., 1776, a. 92; trad. says m. a Bruen. They had Eleazar, Amos, Moses, Joshua, Caleb, Phineas, Rebecca Campbell, Sarah Wolcott and Hannah Johnson.
"Rebecca m. Daniel Matthews, had Daniel and William; by second husband John Campbell had Caleb, Phineas, Lucy?, and Rebecca Pierson, and Esther, wi. of Moses Smith, killed in the Rev. war, father of Moses, late sheriff of Essex."
Page 790 (18) History of Essex - Shaw
Moses Smith: Tradition and records show that one James Smith, an orphan, who resided with an aunt in Scotland, becoming offended by his said aunt, absconded, and was a passenger in the vessel in which Philip Cartaret made his second voyage to New Jersey. Upon his arrival, James Smith was placed as an apprentice to a Mr. Crane, of Newark, with whom he remained, marrying one of Crane's daughters. James Smith became the owner of a large tract of land, which he devised in 1720-23 to his sons. A portion of the land is still in possession of Mr. James Smith, a lineal descendant.
David Smith, another descendant, was the father of Moses Smith, above alluded to. Moses Smith resided on a tract of land which was originally surveyed to Robert Campbell. (See John Campbell.1)
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Her father was Joseph Baldwin, son of Jonathan Baldwin, son of Joseph Baldwin of Milford. He is not the Joseph Baldwin that married Elizabeth Bruen. The Joseph Baldwin that married Elizabeth Bruen was the son of John Baldwin Sr of Newark, son of John Baldwin of Milford. A different family entirely. Confusion over the identity of Rebecca's mother arises from the tradition of her father also marrying "a Bruen".
https://archive.org/details/baldwingenealogy00bald/page/486
Pages 486-87
47. JOSEPH 3 Jonathan 2 Joseph 1, bapt. Nov. 29, 1685. In Au-
(g)ust, 1715, he receives a deed of land in Newark, and conveys to
(h)is brothers remaining in Milford his lands in Milford, styling
(h)imself of Newark, East Jersey. He d. Sept. 20, aged 92. Tra-
(di)tion says he m. a Bruen, and was buried in Newark.
Joseph, of Milford, Conn., and Hadley, Mass. 487
113. Eleazer. His will, in 1799, gives his property to his brothers and sisters.
114. Amos. +
115. Moses. +
116. Joshua, b. 1710.+
117. Caleb. +
118. Phinehas, b. about 1727. +
119. Rebecca, m. 1st, Daniel Matthews, and had ch. : Daniel and William. She
m. 2nd, John Campbell, and had ch. : Caleb, Phinehas, Lucy, Rebecca Pierson, and
Esther m. Moses Smith, who was killed in the Revolution, and was father of Moses
Smith, formerly Sheriff of Essex county, N. J.
120. Sarah Wolcot.
121. Hannah Johnson.
"Early records of the township of Orange from 1807 to 1845 ...: to which is appended personal and biographical notes of early officials of the township"
by Jotham Halsey Condit
The Chronicle Press, 1897
Original from Princeton University
Digitized 02 September 2010
https://books.google.com
page 35 (3)
Daniel Matthews married Rebecca Baldwin, daughter of Joseph, of Jonathan, of Joseph. After Daniel Matthews' early death, Rebecca married John Campbell. They had three sons and two daughters.
pages 48-49 (16-17)
"The Campbell family. Among the subscribers for the erection of the second meeting house in 1753 appear the names of John Campbell and James Campbell. John and Benjamin Campbell were members of the Mountain Society in 1756. John Campbell married Rebecca Baldwin Matthews, the widow of Daniel Matthews. They had two sons and five daughters. Of Caleb, the eldest, nothing is known. Phineas, the second son (1755-1813), married Jane Dean, daughter of John Dean, of Orange. They had three sons and probably four daughters. Lydia, daughter of Phineas Campbell (1800-1866), married Silas Munn, of Amos. Mary, another daughter of Phineas, married Adonijah Osmun, while Catherine married Amos Williams, of Governor Benjamin.
Henry Benson Campbell was the second son of Phineas Campbell and Jane Dean, daughter of John. He married Elizabeth Munn, daughter of David Munn, of Benjamin."
~~~~
Rebecca was the m/o Daniel Matthews Jr., William Matthews, Phineas Campbell, Caleb Campbell, Lucy Campbell, Rebecca Pierson Campbell, Esther Campbell and Charity Campbell.
~~~~
John Campbell was the son of John Campbell of Newark, son of Robert Campbell of Newark. John and Rebecca's daughter Esther and her husband Moses Smith resided on land originally deeded to Robert Campbell.
History of Essex and Hudson counties, New Jersey, Volume 2 by William H. Shaw (1884)
https://archive.org/details/historyofessexh02shaw
Pages 789-790;
In the "Genealogical Notices" of the settlers of Newark, by Mr. Samuel H. Cougar (sic:Congar), the following appears, viz.; "Baldwin, Joseph, son of Iona of Milford, d. 20th Sept., 1776, a. 92; trad. says m. a Bruen. They had Eleazar, Amos, Moses, Joshua, Caleb, Phineas, Rebecca Campbell, Sarah Wolcott and Hannah Johnson.
"Rebecca m. Daniel Matthews, had Daniel and William; by second husband John Campbell had Caleb, Phineas, Lucy?, and Rebecca Pierson, and Esther, wi. of Moses Smith, killed in the Rev. war, father of Moses, late sheriff of Essex."
Page 790 (18) History of Essex - Shaw
Moses Smith: Tradition and records show that one James Smith, an orphan, who resided with an aunt in Scotland, becoming offended by his said aunt, absconded, and was a passenger in the vessel in which Philip Cartaret made his second voyage to New Jersey. Upon his arrival, James Smith was placed as an apprentice to a Mr. Crane, of Newark, with whom he remained, marrying one of Crane's daughters. James Smith became the owner of a large tract of land, which he devised in 1720-23 to his sons. A portion of the land is still in possession of Mr. James Smith, a lineal descendant.
David Smith, another descendant, was the father of Moses Smith, above alluded to. Moses Smith resided on a tract of land which was originally surveyed to Robert Campbell. (See John Campbell.1)
~~~~
Her father was Joseph Baldwin, son of Jonathan Baldwin, son of Joseph Baldwin of Milford. He is not the Joseph Baldwin that married Elizabeth Bruen. The Joseph Baldwin that married Elizabeth Bruen was the son of John Baldwin Sr of Newark, son of John Baldwin of Milford. A different family entirely. Confusion over the identity of Rebecca's mother arises from the tradition of her father also marrying "a Bruen".
https://archive.org/details/baldwingenealogy00bald/page/486
Pages 486-87
47. JOSEPH 3 Jonathan 2 Joseph 1, bapt. Nov. 29, 1685. In Au-
(g)ust, 1715, he receives a deed of land in Newark, and conveys to
(h)is brothers remaining in Milford his lands in Milford, styling
(h)imself of Newark, East Jersey. He d. Sept. 20, aged 92. Tra-
(di)tion says he m. a Bruen, and was buried in Newark.
Joseph, of Milford, Conn., and Hadley, Mass. 487
113. Eleazer. His will, in 1799, gives his property to his brothers and sisters.
114. Amos. +
115. Moses. +
116. Joshua, b. 1710.+
117. Caleb. +
118. Phinehas, b. about 1727. +
119. Rebecca, m. 1st, Daniel Matthews, and had ch. : Daniel and William. She
m. 2nd, John Campbell, and had ch. : Caleb, Phinehas, Lucy, Rebecca Pierson, and
Esther m. Moses Smith, who was killed in the Revolution, and was father of Moses
Smith, formerly Sheriff of Essex county, N. J.
120. Sarah Wolcot.
121. Hannah Johnson.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
"Early records of the township of Orange from 1807 to 1845 ...: to which is appended personal and biographical notes of early officials of the township"
by Jotham Halsey Condit
The Chronicle Press, 1897
Original from Princeton University
Digitized 02 September 2010
https://books.google.com
page 35 (3)
Daniel Matthews married Rebecca Baldwin, daughter of Joseph, of Jonathan, of Joseph. After Daniel Matthews' early death, Rebecca married John Campbell. They had three sons and two daughters.
pages 48-49 (16-17)
"The Campbell family. Among the subscribers for the erection of the second meeting house in 1753 appear the names of John Campbell and James Campbell. John and Benjamin Campbell were members of the Mountain Society in 1756. John Campbell married Rebecca Baldwin Matthews, the widow of Daniel Matthews. They had two sons and five daughters. Of Caleb, the eldest, nothing is known. Phineas, the second son (1755-1813), married Jane Dean, daughter of John Dean, of Orange. They had three sons and probably four daughters. Lydia, daughter of Phineas Campbell (1800-1866), married Silas Munn, of Amos. Mary, another daughter of Phineas, married Adonijah Osmun, while Catherine married Amos Williams, of Governor Benjamin.
Henry Benson Campbell was the second son of Phineas Campbell and Jane Dean, daughter of John. He married Elizabeth Munn, daughter of David Munn, of Benjamin."
~~~~
Rebecca was the m/o Daniel Matthews Jr., William Matthews, Phineas Campbell, Caleb Campbell, Lucy Campbell, Rebecca Pierson Campbell, Esther Campbell and Charity Campbell.
~~~~
John Campbell was the son of John Campbell of Newark, son of Robert Campbell of Newark. John and Rebecca's daughter Esther and her husband Moses Smith resided on land originally deeded to Robert Campbell.
History of Essex and Hudson counties, New Jersey, Volume 2 by William H. Shaw (1884)
https://archive.org/details/historyofessexh02shaw
Pages 789-790;
In the "Genealogical Notices" of the settlers of Newark, by Mr. Samuel H. Cougar (sic:Congar), the following appears, viz.; "Baldwin, Joseph, son of Iona of Milford, d. 20th Sept., 1776, a. 92; trad. says m. a Bruen. They had Eleazar, Amos, Moses, Joshua, Caleb, Phineas, Rebecca Campbell, Sarah Wolcott and Hannah Johnson.
"Rebecca m. Daniel Matthews, had Daniel and William; by second husband John Campbell had Caleb, Phineas, Lucy?, and Rebecca Pierson, and Esther, wi. of Moses Smith, killed in the Rev. war, father of Moses, late sheriff of Essex."
Page 790 (18) History of Essex - Shaw
Moses Smith: Tradition and records show that one James Smith, an orphan, who resided with an aunt in Scotland, becoming offended by his said aunt, absconded, and was a passenger in the vessel in which Philip Cartaret made his second voyage to New Jersey. Upon his arrival, James Smith was placed as an apprentice to a Mr. Crane, of Newark, with whom he remained, marrying one of Crane's daughters. James Smith became the owner of a large tract of land, which he devised in 1720-23 to his sons. A portion of the land is still in possession of Mr. James Smith, a lineal descendant.
David Smith, another descendant, was the father of Moses Smith, above alluded to. Moses Smith resided on a tract of land which was originally surveyed to Robert Campbell. (See John Campbell.1)
~~~~
Her father was Joseph Baldwin, son of Jonathan Baldwin, son of Joseph Baldwin of Milford. He is not the Joseph Baldwin that married Elizabeth Bruen. The Joseph Baldwin that married Elizabeth Bruen was the son of John Baldwin Sr of Newark, son of John Baldwin of Milford. A different family entirely. Confusion over the identity of Rebecca's mother arises from the tradition of her father also marrying "a Bruen".
https://archive.org/details/baldwingenealogy00bald/page/486
Pages 486-87
47. JOSEPH 3 Jonathan 2 Joseph 1, bapt. Nov. 29, 1685. In Au-
(g)ust, 1715, he receives a deed of land in Newark, and conveys to
(h)is brothers remaining in Milford his lands in Milford, styling
(h)imself of Newark, East Jersey. He d. Sept. 20, aged 92. Tra-
(di)tion says he m. a Bruen, and was buried in Newark.
Joseph, of Milford, Conn., and Hadley, Mass. 487
113. Eleazer. His will, in 1799, gives his property to his brothers and sisters.
114. Amos. +
115. Moses. +
116. Joshua, b. 1710.+
117. Caleb. +
118. Phinehas, b. about 1727. +
119. Rebecca, m. 1st, Daniel Matthews, and had ch. : Daniel and William. She
m. 2nd, John Campbell, and had ch. : Caleb, Phinehas, Lucy, Rebecca Pierson, and
Esther m. Moses Smith, who was killed in the Revolution, and was father of Moses
Smith, formerly Sheriff of Essex county, N. J.
120. Sarah Wolcot.
121. Hannah Johnson.
"Early records of the township of Orange from 1807 to 1845 ...: to which is appended personal and biographical notes of early officials of the township"
by Jotham Halsey Condit
The Chronicle Press, 1897
Original from Princeton University
Digitized 02 September 2010
https://books.google.com
page 35 (3)
Daniel Matthews married Rebecca Baldwin, daughter of Joseph, of Jonathan, of Joseph. After Daniel Matthews' early death, Rebecca married John Campbell. They had three sons and two daughters.
pages 48-49 (16-17)
"The Campbell family. Among the subscribers for the erection of the second meeting house in 1753 appear the names of John Campbell and James Campbell. John and Benjamin Campbell were members of the Mountain Society in 1756. John Campbell married Rebecca Baldwin Matthews, the widow of Daniel Matthews. They had two sons and five daughters. Of Caleb, the eldest, nothing is known. Phineas, the second son (1755-1813), married Jane Dean, daughter of John Dean, of Orange. They had three sons and probably four daughters. Lydia, daughter of Phineas Campbell (1800-1866), married Silas Munn, of Amos. Mary, another daughter of Phineas, married Adonijah Osmun, while Catherine married Amos Williams, of Governor Benjamin.
Henry Benson Campbell was the second son of Phineas Campbell and Jane Dean, daughter of John. He married Elizabeth Munn, daughter of David Munn, of Benjamin."
~~~~
Rebecca was the m/o Daniel Matthews Jr., William Matthews, Phineas Campbell, Caleb Campbell, Lucy Campbell, Rebecca Pierson Campbell, Esther Campbell and Charity Campbell.
~~~~
John Campbell was the son of John Campbell of Newark, son of Robert Campbell of Newark. John and Rebecca's daughter Esther and her husband Moses Smith resided on land originally deeded to Robert Campbell.
History of Essex and Hudson counties, New Jersey, Volume 2 by William H. Shaw (1884)
https://archive.org/details/historyofessexh02shaw
Pages 789-790;
In the "Genealogical Notices" of the settlers of Newark, by Mr. Samuel H. Cougar (sic:Congar), the following appears, viz.; "Baldwin, Joseph, son of Iona of Milford, d. 20th Sept., 1776, a. 92; trad. says m. a Bruen. They had Eleazar, Amos, Moses, Joshua, Caleb, Phineas, Rebecca Campbell, Sarah Wolcott and Hannah Johnson.
"Rebecca m. Daniel Matthews, had Daniel and William; by second husband John Campbell had Caleb, Phineas, Lucy?, and Rebecca Pierson, and Esther, wi. of Moses Smith, killed in the Rev. war, father of Moses, late sheriff of Essex."
Page 790 (18) History of Essex - Shaw
Moses Smith: Tradition and records show that one James Smith, an orphan, who resided with an aunt in Scotland, becoming offended by his said aunt, absconded, and was a passenger in the vessel in which Philip Cartaret made his second voyage to New Jersey. Upon his arrival, James Smith was placed as an apprentice to a Mr. Crane, of Newark, with whom he remained, marrying one of Crane's daughters. James Smith became the owner of a large tract of land, which he devised in 1720-23 to his sons. A portion of the land is still in possession of Mr. James Smith, a lineal descendant.
David Smith, another descendant, was the father of Moses Smith, above alluded to. Moses Smith resided on a tract of land which was originally surveyed to Robert Campbell. (See John Campbell.1)
~~~~
Her father was Joseph Baldwin, son of Jonathan Baldwin, son of Joseph Baldwin of Milford. He is not the Joseph Baldwin that married Elizabeth Bruen. The Joseph Baldwin that married Elizabeth Bruen was the son of John Baldwin Sr of Newark, son of John Baldwin of Milford. A different family entirely. Confusion over the identity of Rebecca's mother arises from the tradition of her father also marrying "a Bruen".
https://archive.org/details/baldwingenealogy00bald/page/486
Pages 486-87
47. JOSEPH 3 Jonathan 2 Joseph 1, bapt. Nov. 29, 1685. In Au-
(g)ust, 1715, he receives a deed of land in Newark, and conveys to
(h)is brothers remaining in Milford his lands in Milford, styling
(h)imself of Newark, East Jersey. He d. Sept. 20, aged 92. Tra-
(di)tion says he m. a Bruen, and was buried in Newark.
Joseph, of Milford, Conn., and Hadley, Mass. 487
113. Eleazer. His will, in 1799, gives his property to his brothers and sisters.
114. Amos. +
115. Moses. +
116. Joshua, b. 1710.+
117. Caleb. +
118. Phinehas, b. about 1727. +
119. Rebecca, m. 1st, Daniel Matthews, and had ch. : Daniel and William. She
m. 2nd, John Campbell, and had ch. : Caleb, Phinehas, Lucy, Rebecca Pierson, and
Esther m. Moses Smith, who was killed in the Revolution, and was father of Moses
Smith, formerly Sheriff of Essex county, N. J.
120. Sarah Wolcot.
121. Hannah Johnson.
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