Jannetje Van Sicklen (F)
b. 1670, #40201
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     Jannetje Van Sicklen was also known as Jannetje Van Sycklen. Jannetje Van Sicklen was born in 1670. She was the daughter of Fernandus Van Sicklen and Eva Antonis Jansen. Jannetje Van Sicklen and Adriaen Lane obtained a marriage license on 27 January 1705/6.

Ann (Unknown) (F)
#40238

     Ann (Unknown) married William Conover, son of Peter Covenhoven and Phebe Dey; 1st marriage William.

Sarah Dey (F)
b. 1765, d. 28 April 1853, #40239

     Sarah Dey was born in 1765. She married William Conover, son of Peter Covenhoven and Phebe Dey; 2nd marriage William. Sarah Dey was born circa 1772. She died on 28 April 1853. She was buried at First Presbyterian Church, Cranbury, Middlesex County, New Jersey.

John Duncan (M)
b. 27 December 1728, d. 21 May 1794, #40240
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Relationship=4th great-grandfather of David Kipp Conover Jr..

     John Duncan was born on 27 December 1728 at at or near, Cranbury, Middlesex County, New Jersey. He was the son of Thomas Duncan and Jane (Unknown). John Duncan married Violet Newell on 23 February 1753. John Duncan and Anna Dey obtained a marriage license on 15 January 1773. John Duncan married Anna Dey, daughter of William Dye Sr. and Margaret Salter Anderson, on 20 January 1773 at Cranbury, Middlesex County, New Jersey. John Duncan Revolutionary War, he served as a private in the Somerset County Militia. Circa 1777. He He received from Robert Stockton, Quartermaster at Princeton, NJ, for carting due jAN 12, 1780; drew 5 bushels of corn for one four-hourse team, private property impressed into service in Wagon Master General's Department, Jul 1 1780. In 1780. He died on 21 May 1794 at Cranbury, Middlesex County, New Jersey, at age 65. He was buried after 21 May 1794 at Brainerd Cemetery, Cranbury, Middlesex County, New Jersey.

Anna Dey (F)
b. 16 December 1743, d. 1 October 1828, #40241
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     Anna Dey was also known as Anna Dye. She was also known as Ann Dey. She was also known as Anne Dey. Anna Dey was born on 16 December 1743 at Middlesex County, New Jersey. She was the daughter of William Dye Sr. and Margaret Salter Anderson. Anna Dey and John Duncan obtained a marriage license on 15 January 1773. Anna Dey married John Duncan, son of Thomas Duncan and Jane (Unknown), on 20 January 1773 at Cranbury, Middlesex County, New Jersey. The ancestorr of Anna Dey are un proven and taken from This Old Monmouth of Ours. page 149. Anna Dey died on 1 October 1828 at Cranbury, Middlesex County, New Jersey, at age 84. She was buried after 1 October 1828 at Reirnerd Cemetery, Cranbury, Middlesex County, New Jersey.

William Dye Sr. (M)
b. 6 July 1718, d. 6 September 1784, #40242
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     William Dye Sr. was also known as William Dey Sr.. William Dye Sr. was born on 6 July 1718 at Staten Island, Richmond County, New York. He was the son of John Laurens Dye and Anne (Unknown). William Dye Sr. was baptized on 15 February 1729. He resided at circa 1737; A fiine farm near Hightstown, NJ. He married Margaret Salter Anderson, daughter of Richard Anderson and supposed daughter of Richard Salter (Unknown) Salter, circa 1737. William Dye Sr. from John Lincoln of the Township of Carrarvin, in the County of Lancaster, PA to William Dye of the County of Middlesex, yeoman for the sum of 200 pounds, that tract of land, lying in the County of Middlesex: Beginning where the land formerly Walter Benthal's crosses Cranbury brook from thence along said Benthal's land towards the Post Road to Land formerly Robert Burnet's and from thence along said Burnet's line, etc, containing three hundred acres. On 8 November 1748. He left a will on 4 September 1784 at South Amboy, Middlesex County, New Jersey.

In the name of God Amen I William Dey of South Amboy in the County of Middlesex and State of New Jersey being of perfect mind and memory thanks be given to the almighty God for the same and calling to mind the mortality of my body doe (sic) make and ordain this to be my last will and testament and as tuching such worldly estate whearewith it hath pleased God to bless me with in this life - I give and bequeath and dispose of the same in amnner and form following. It is my will and I do order that in the first place all my just debts be paid.
I give and bequeath to my well beloved wife Margret DEY the sum of one hundred pounds in gold and silver, my best bed and beding, my best horst and riding chair with harnesses compleat, my best cow - all to be her own forever. And it is my will that my executors hereafter named are to pay yearly to my wife Margret, the sum of fifteen pounds in gold or silver, the first payment to be paid in six months after my disceas (sic) to be paid to her every year as long as she remains my widdow (sic) - and it is my will that my wifeMargret shall have my yong (sic) negro wench Kate, to wait upon her as long as she lives or remains a widow, After her discease it is my will that what is left her should be devided (sic) equally among the legatees hereafter named or their survivors. I have given already to my children as followeth - to my son William the sum of thirty pounds, my son Joseph thiry poounds, my son John thirty pounds, Kenneth one hundred and fifty pounds, Peter one hundred fifty pounds, my daughter Rebecca thrity-five pounds, Abba forty pounds, Lydia thirty-five pounds, Jane sixty pounds, my grandson Nemiah MOUNT thirty-five pounds, my daughter Eupphame forty pounds. All these sums is to be deducted out of each ones share, then to be divided equally amongst my children by my executors after that part that each one hase (sic) had allready (sic) is taken out of their shares - and it is my desire (sic) that my executors should discharge a certain boun that my son John is bound for my son Joseph to Gorge (sic) Weatheril before they pay any part of his share to him of any estate. And it is my wish that my grandson Nehemiah MOUNT shall draw his mother's shre equally with the rest of my children.

And it is my will that all my estate of land and moveable shall be sold at publick sale by my executors ___ (?) private sale as soon as they and my legatees think proper after my deceas. And the money ariseing (sic) for the sle to be devided amongst all my legatees as is herebefore mentioned by my executors.

An lastly I doe nominate, constitute and appoint my son William DEY and my trusty freinds (sic) Mathew RUE and W. PERRINE, son of Peter my executors to execute this my last will and testament. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this fourth day of September in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and eighty-four 1784

In the presasents (sic) of use witnesses

Roeloff CORTLEYOU
John SMOCK
Robert BARCLAY.

He died on 6 September 1784 at Perth Amboy, Middlesex County, New Jersey, at age 66. His estate was proved on 3 February 1785 at Princeton, Mercer County, New Jersey.

Margaret Salter Anderson (F)
b. 5 August 1720, d. 16 June 1799, #40243
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     Margaret Salter Anderson was also known as Sarah Salter. She was also known as Sarah Slater. She was also known as Margaret Salter. She was also known as Margaret Slattery. Her name and parantage are in doubt. Margaret Salter Anderson was born on 5 August 1720. She was the daughter of Richard Anderson and supposed daughter of Richard Salter (Unknown) Salter. Margaret Salter Anderson married William Dye Sr., son of John Laurens Dye and Anne (Unknown), circa 1737. Margaret Salter Anderson died on 16 June 1799 at age 78. Date: Mon, 20 Mar 2000 17:59:05 -0600
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Do you think Wood CO, KY could be Wood CO, VA?

It may be that Wm. Dye was born in NJ, as his son, John, was born there in
1762. He died Mason CO, KY. Phoebe married Wm. Stillwell 27 Jan 1810 -
Kenneth Dye, brother-in-law 16 Sep 1815.

Salter was Margaret's grandfather's name. Her father was Richard Anderson.
16 children.

B. Wasmer
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What an exciting breakthrough! Do we have proof now that Margaret who married
William Dye was a daughter of Richard Anderson? Who were her 16 siblings and
what was her mother's given name. Are there marriage records for William and
Margaret and for Richard Anderson and the Salter girl? This is great!

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In a message dated 3/20/00 4:07:45 PM Pacific Standard Time,
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> Salter was Margaret's grandfather's name. Her father was Richard Anderson.
> 16 children.
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Perhaps, then, Margaret Anderson's maternal grandmother was Sarah Bowne,
daughter of Capt. John Bowne, an important leader of early Monmouth. p. 179,
This Old Monmouth of Ours. Sarah Bowne married Richard Salter. Is the the
same man as the Judge, Richard Salter? Also, page 307, Richard Salter married
Captain Obadiah Bowne's sister (it fits).

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Lydia Dey (F)
b. 10 November 1748, d. 10 February 1804, #40244
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     Lydia Dey was also known as Lynda Dye. She was also known as Lynda Dey. She was also known as Lydia Dye. Lydia Dey was born on 10 March 1748 at South Amboy, Middlesex County, New Jersey. Lydia Dey was born on 10 May 1748. Lydia Dey was born on 10 November 1748. She was the daughter of William Dye Sr. and Margaret Salter Anderson. Lydia Dey married Richard Mount circa 1768. Lydia Dey died on 10 February 1804 at age 55. She was buried after 10 February 1804 at Baptist Churchyard, Hightstown, Mercer County, New Jersey.

Nehemiah Dye (M)
b. 24 August 1742, d. 20 February 1799, #40245
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     Nehemiah Dye was also known as Neamiah Dey. Nehemiah Dye was born on 24 August 1742. He was the son of William Dye Sr. and Margaret Salter Anderson. Nehemiah Dye married Rachel Wetlerell on 18 September 1765 at Middlesex County, New Jersey. Nehemiah Dye died on 20 February 1799 at age 56.

Rev. James Dey (M)
b. 12 July 1706, d. 20 September 1782, #40246
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     Rev. James Dey was born on 12 July 1706 at Staten Island, Richmond County, New York. He was the son of James Dey and Margaret Day. Rev. James Dey married Dinah Tillier in 1727 at Of, Matchaponix, Middlesex County, New Jersey. Rev. James Dey married Margaret Mount on 24 November 1760. Rev. James Dey died on 20 September 1782 at age 76. He died before 12 October 1784 at South Amboy, Middlesex County, New Jersey.

Dinah Tillier (F)
b. 2 December 1703, #40247

     Dinah Tillier was born Dec 02 1702 or Dec 02 1. She was also known as Dina Tillyer. Dinah Tillier was born on 2 December 1703 at Staten Island, Richmond County, New York. She married Rev. James Dey, son of James Dey and Margaret Day, in 1727 at Of, Matchaponix, Middlesex County, New Jersey. Dinah Tillier was born before 1760 at South Amboy, Middlesex County, New Jersey.

James Dey (M)
b. 31 December 1671, d. 26 November 1745, #40249
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     James Dey was also known as Jeams Duyts. He was also known as James Hans Dey. He was also known as James Duyts. He was also known as James Hans Dutys. He was baptized on 31 December 1671 at Staten Island, Richmond County, New York. He was the son of Hans Larrentzen Duyts and Marritie Satyrs. James Dey married Margaret Day on 3 August 1699. James Dey married Margaret Day circa 1701. James Dey married Mary Molenar circa 1715. James Dey died on 26 November 1745 at Matchaponix, Middlesex County, New Jersey, at age 73.

Margaret Day (F)
b. circa 1685, d. circa 1714, #40250
Relationship=8th great-grandmother of David Kipp Conover Jr..

     Margaret Day was also known as Margaret (Unknown). Margaret Day was born circa 1685 at Kings County, New York. She married James Dey, son of Hans Larrentzen Duyts and Marritie Satyrs, on 3 August 1699. Margaret Day married James Dey, son of Hans Larrentzen Duyts and Marritie Satyrs, circa 1701. Margaret Day died circa 1714.