I'm looking for a marriage record of Michael Decker Roloson and Abigail E. Bale on Oct 1854, Sussex Co., probably Newton. This year isn't in your "heading", but do you know where I could find the record and obtain a copy?

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Thanks!

Hello. In a quick search of the internet I found that Michael Roleson (age 24) was married to Abigail Bale (age 22) on October 25, 1854 by Thomas H. Smith. Both were residents of Lafayet, but were married in Newton. I would contact the Sussex County Court House to see if they have the record. Here is the information:

Sussex County Clerk
83 Spring Street, Suite 304
Newton, New Jersey 07860
Phone: (973) 579-0900
Fax: (973) 383-7493
Email: scclerk@nac.net

Good luck!

Randy
Webster, Texas

Hi Randy,
Anything in your book on the DAY family? Any branch.
Thanks for looking!
Heidi

Good evening. I am sorry but that surname is not in this book. Good luck!

Randy
Webster, Texas

Do you have anything on Phillips/Philips? I've even seen it Phillups. Especially David or Owen, but any others also.

Thank you.

Good evening,

Here is what I found in the book (dates indicate specific term of the court):

1. May 1764 - "Jonathan Robeson vs Barthaolomuv Philips for debt"

2. August 1765 - "Bartholomue Philips an insolvent debtor the same as the other two prisoners above in every thing. Ephraim Martin his assigned assignee"

3. November 1764 - "Daniel Van Etta vs Robert Philips"

4. November 1764 - "The King vs Robert Philips. Indictment for (?). One motion of Doud for the King process ordered"

5. February 1765 - "Daniel Van Etta vs Robert Philips. Ordered that the plantiff have until next term to file his declaration"

6. February 1765 - "The King vs Robert Phillips. Indictment of adultery. The defendant being arranged upon his indictment pleads not guilty, where upon he entered into a recognizance of fifty pounds with Constant Hart and Hezekiah Dunn, sureities each in fifty pounds for to prosecute his traverse and abide this intent(?) of the court"

7. February 1765 - "The King vs Stephen Stites, Angantie Kerman, Lydia Van Etta and Robert Phillips. Indictment as to Phillips. Doud for the King by order of the court"

8. May 1765 - "Robert Phillips vs The King. Indictment for adultery. Ordered by the court that the trial of this cause come on the first day of the next term premtorily or that the defendant be discharged"

9. May 1765 - "The King vs Robert Phillips. Indictment for adultery. The defendant being called appeared and entered into recognizance in the sum of fifty pounds, and James Schoonover and Hezekiah Dunn his sureties, in the sum of fifty pounds each for his appearance at the next term and to prosecute his issue of traverse to effect"

10. August 1765 - "The King vs Robert Philips. Indictment for adultery. On trial the jury called and sworn. Witness for the King: Lydia Van Etta and Nathaniel Pittit. Witness for the defendant: Isaac Hull, Hezekiah Dunn, and Jacobes Schoonover. The charge given by judge Van Campen and jury sent to our with Cornelius Albertson sworn to keep them"

11. August 1765 - "The King vs Robert Philips. Indictment for adultery. The jury came into court and being called over say they find the defendant guilty"

12. August 1765 - "The King vs Robert Philips. Indictment for adultery. On motion of J.D. Hart, for judgement. The court orders that the defendant pay a fine of thirty pounds proclomation money, to the overseers of the poor for the township of Wallpack, or be whipped on the bare back at three several courts of general sessions of the peace for this county, thirty lashes at each time, and that he stand committed till his judgement be complied with and the fees be paid"

Very interesting! Hope this helps.

Randy
Webster, Texas

Looking for information on John Youngs, often records drop the "s" and show as "Young". Not sure was in Sussex county until after the Revolution. Possibly was in Warren county prior to the Revolution

Hello,

There is one mention of a John Young in the book:

1. May 1766 court term - "John Hackett Esqr. vs. John Young. 100 pound fine"

Good luck!

Randy
Webster, Texas

The family names I think I have in Sussex at that time, are Dunn, Kays, and Hull. Maybe Fuller too, but I am not sure where they were then. I apologise for the list, but thank you so kindly for offering this up!

Erin

Are you looking for John Young who married Martha Hull? I have him as born 1753 in Hackettstown, and died 1830 in Sandyston. I come down through his daughter Elizabeth who married Jesse Bell.