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From: "Terence Buckaloo" <>
Subject: [NJHUNTER] Nicholas Williamson, d. 1760, Amwell Twp.
Date: Tue, 9 Apr 2002 00:00:33 -0500
> For years I've read where the father of Mary Williamson (md. to Henry
Gulick
> in 1756, Hunterdon Co., NJ) was Nicholas Williamson. I wonder what the
> source of that is? It's a reasonable deduction from the names of their
> children, but I suspect there was a source I have not found.
>
> In Eliza Haddon Brevoort's "Gullicks and Allied Families 1653-1948" she
> mentions among her sources for this family material from Lulu Reed Boss of
> Maysville, KY who recd. it from Mrs. Robinson, now (1948) decd. Do those
> names ring any bells for Gulick researchers? Did Mrs. Robinson have the
> elusive family bible?
>
> Here's my candidate for Mary Williamson's father, any help would be
> appreciated-
>
> Nicholas Williamson of Amwell Twp, Hunterdon Co. will dated Aug. 19, 1760,
> inventory dated Dec. 13, 1760, filed Dec. 19, 1760.
> Executors- wife Rachel, son Benjamin
> Witnesses- Jacob Mattison, Peter Prall Jr., Abram Prall
> Children- Benjamin (eldest son), Mary, Catherine, Jacob, William (under 21
> when will was written)
>
> From New Brunswick DRC:
> 21 Apr 1734 William to Nicholas Williamson and Ragel
> 19 Feb 1738 Maria to Nicholas Williamson and Rachel
> From Readington DRC:
> 6 Nov 1744 Cathelina to Nicholas Willemsen and Rachel
> From Six Mile Run DRC?:
> 1750 Willem (no details on this entry)
>
> I suspect the eldest William died and the youngest Willem is the one
> mentioned in the will. Any help on the actual record there would be
> appreciated. Seems like a lot of moving around for this family, was there
> another Nicholas and Rachel Williamson in the same area, same time period?
>
> One researcher suggested Nicholas Willemsen's parents were Willem Willemse
> and Catalyntie Gulick, but I find no proof of that, other than the naming
> pattern.
>
> TIA for any help.
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