Samuel Condict (of Samuel Condict (1696-1777) and Mary Dodd (1698-1755)), married (1) Mary Smith b. 1733 - d. 26 May 177 & 2nd, Martha Carter (1774), widow of Stephen Wilcox.
Samuel is noted as Condit in the Condit authored/indexed books of 1885 and 1916, but history also shows his surname was Condict (with the second "c"). Source: Proceedings of the New Jersey Historical Society, New Series, Volume IX, 1924
(Death Records from an Old Diary, 1772-1778), NJ History and American Genealogy Project, which can be found online for this colonial surname and other colonial family surnames. His father was Samuel Condict also noted in the Jemima Condict Revolutionary War -era diary, however his gravestone is very likely misspelled on this site as Conduit.
Source: Note that Samuel's father is memorialized at the family memorial/headstone @ FAG memorial # 12179447 for his great grandfather, John, and grandfather, Peter Condict: John Condict and for Peter: Peter Condict .
Mary Smith and Samuel had two children: Jotham, b. March 27, 1775, and Samuel, b. March 1777. (Jotham is supposed to be buried at the 1st Presbyterian Churchyard, but there is no Find-a-Grave listing for him). He is listed in the Soldiers of the Revolution records as well as on the family memorial.*
Note: The famous Revolutionary War diary of Jemima Condict documents her grandparents as Condict (with the 2nd 'c" ).
Daniel Condict's will is documented in the NJ Archives at pages 89-90 of V.6 in "Documents Relating to Colonial, Revolutionary and Post Revolutionary History of the State of New Jersey (1781-1785) also called the Calendar of Wills ( V. 35). His sons, Joel, Amos and Samuel Condict were his executors. the will is on file in the Calendar of New Jersey Wills.
*This bio was transferred and has been in the FAG database since its creation in 2010, and was written in part by the original creator of this profile, Laurie H., naming Samuel as Condit, with her source, the Condit genealogists. Note: The Condit authored/indexed genealogy books indexed nearly all descendants as Condit (see intro of the books), when in fact, the early generations of the tree bore the surname of Condict, although often misspelled by others as Cundit, Cundict, Caundet.
Samuel is noted as Condit in the Condit authored/indexed books of 1885 and 1916, but history also shows his surname was Condict (with the second "c"). Source: Proceedings of the New Jersey Historical Society, New Series, Volume IX, 1924
(Death Records from an Old Diary, 1772-1778), NJ History and American Genealogy Project, which can be found online for this colonial surname and other colonial family surnames. His father was Samuel Condict also noted in the Jemima Condict Revolutionary War -era diary, however his gravestone is very likely misspelled on this site as Conduit.
Source: Note that Samuel's father is memorialized at the family memorial/headstone @ FAG memorial # 12179447 for his great grandfather, John, and grandfather, Peter Condict: John Condict and for Peter: Peter Condict .
Mary Smith and Samuel had two children: Jotham, b. March 27, 1775, and Samuel, b. March 1777. (Jotham is supposed to be buried at the 1st Presbyterian Churchyard, but there is no Find-a-Grave listing for him). He is listed in the Soldiers of the Revolution records as well as on the family memorial.*
Note: The famous Revolutionary War diary of Jemima Condict documents her grandparents as Condict (with the 2nd 'c" ).
Daniel Condict's will is documented in the NJ Archives at pages 89-90 of V.6 in "Documents Relating to Colonial, Revolutionary and Post Revolutionary History of the State of New Jersey (1781-1785) also called the Calendar of Wills ( V. 35). His sons, Joel, Amos and Samuel Condict were his executors. the will is on file in the Calendar of New Jersey Wills.
*This bio was transferred and has been in the FAG database since its creation in 2010, and was written in part by the original creator of this profile, Laurie H., naming Samuel as Condit, with her source, the Condit genealogists. Note: The Condit authored/indexed genealogy books indexed nearly all descendants as Condit (see intro of the books), when in fact, the early generations of the tree bore the surname of Condict, although often misspelled by others as Cundit, Cundict, Caundet.
Samuel Condict (of Samuel Condict (1696-1777) and Mary Dodd (1698-1755)), married (1) Mary Smith b. 1733 - d. 26 May 177 & 2nd, Martha Carter (1774), widow of Stephen Wilcox.
Samuel is noted as Condit in the Condit authored/indexed books of 1885 and 1916, but history also shows his surname was Condict (with the second "c"). Source: Proceedings of the New Jersey Historical Society, New Series, Volume IX, 1924
(Death Records from an Old Diary, 1772-1778), NJ History and American Genealogy Project, which can be found online for this colonial surname and other colonial family surnames. His father was Samuel Condict also noted in the Jemima Condict Revolutionary War -era diary, however his gravestone is very likely misspelled on this site as Conduit.
Source: Note that Samuel's father is memorialized at the family memorial/headstone @ FAG memorial # 12179447 for his great grandfather, John, and grandfather, Peter Condict: John Condict and for Peter: Peter Condict .
Mary Smith and Samuel had two children: Jotham, b. March 27, 1775, and Samuel, b. March 1777. (Jotham is supposed to be buried at the 1st Presbyterian Churchyard, but there is no Find-a-Grave listing for him). He is listed in the Soldiers of the Revolution records as well as on the family memorial.*
Note: The famous Revolutionary War diary of Jemima Condict documents her grandparents as Condict (with the 2nd 'c" ).
Daniel Condict's will is documented in the NJ Archives at pages 89-90 of V.6 in "Documents Relating to Colonial, Revolutionary and Post Revolutionary History of the State of New Jersey (1781-1785) also called the Calendar of Wills ( V. 35). His sons, Joel, Amos and Samuel Condict were his executors. the will is on file in the Calendar of New Jersey Wills.
*This bio was transferred and has been in the FAG database since its creation in 2010, and was written in part by the original creator of this profile, Laurie H., naming Samuel as Condit, with her source, the Condit genealogists. Note: The Condit authored/indexed genealogy books indexed nearly all descendants as Condit (see intro of the books), when in fact, the early generations of the tree bore the surname of Condict, although often misspelled by others as Cundit, Cundict, Caundet.
Samuel is noted as Condit in the Condit authored/indexed books of 1885 and 1916, but history also shows his surname was Condict (with the second "c"). Source: Proceedings of the New Jersey Historical Society, New Series, Volume IX, 1924
(Death Records from an Old Diary, 1772-1778), NJ History and American Genealogy Project, which can be found online for this colonial surname and other colonial family surnames. His father was Samuel Condict also noted in the Jemima Condict Revolutionary War -era diary, however his gravestone is very likely misspelled on this site as Conduit.
Source: Note that Samuel's father is memorialized at the family memorial/headstone @ FAG memorial # 12179447 for his great grandfather, John, and grandfather, Peter Condict: John Condict and for Peter: Peter Condict .
Mary Smith and Samuel had two children: Jotham, b. March 27, 1775, and Samuel, b. March 1777. (Jotham is supposed to be buried at the 1st Presbyterian Churchyard, but there is no Find-a-Grave listing for him). He is listed in the Soldiers of the Revolution records as well as on the family memorial.*
Note: The famous Revolutionary War diary of Jemima Condict documents her grandparents as Condict (with the 2nd 'c" ).
Daniel Condict's will is documented in the NJ Archives at pages 89-90 of V.6 in "Documents Relating to Colonial, Revolutionary and Post Revolutionary History of the State of New Jersey (1781-1785) also called the Calendar of Wills ( V. 35). His sons, Joel, Amos and Samuel Condict were his executors. the will is on file in the Calendar of New Jersey Wills.
*This bio was transferred and has been in the FAG database since its creation in 2010, and was written in part by the original creator of this profile, Laurie H., naming Samuel as Condit, with her source, the Condit genealogists. Note: The Condit authored/indexed genealogy books indexed nearly all descendants as Condit (see intro of the books), when in fact, the early generations of the tree bore the surname of Condict, although often misspelled by others as Cundit, Cundict, Caundet.
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