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Anthony Maxwell c1711- |
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AKA: Maxwel, Maxfield, Antony
Born when: 1703-1718 [1] Baptized when: Father: 1st married when: 1737-1740 [1] Spouse 1: Effie Vreeland Died when: after 1756 [n42] Buried when: |
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Born where: unknown Baptized Where: Mother: 1st married where: NY, NJ, or PA Spouse 2: Died where: Buried where: |
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Religious affiliations: Dutch Reformed [n43] Physical description: Education: "Gentleman", could read & write Occupations: Doctor; mine owner Trade, fraternal, other associations: Children: Maria Maxwell, William Maxwell, Enoch Maxwell, Mary VanHorn Maxwell [n45] Suspected children: Anthony Maxwell, Cornelius Maxwell, Effie Maxwell Known residences: New Jersey, Hunterdon County (Morris Co. 1739; Sussex Co. 1753), Walpack [n46] ; Pahaquarry (formerly part of Walpack, now in Warren County) [n47] ; Somerset Co.; Pennsylvania(?), near Smithfield(?) Known friends & relations: Isaac van Campen [n34] and wife Magdalena Rosenkranz. [n35] Business partners: John Reading, [n26] Martin Ryerson [n27] |
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Effie Vreeland c1722- |
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AKA: Eve, Efje, Evje (Aefje?); Freeland, Vrelant, Vrelandt [n0]
Born when: c1722 [1] [4], [6] Baptized when: 12 August, 1722 [3] Father: Enoch Vreeland 1st married when: 1737-1740 [1] Spouse 1: Anthony Maxwell Died when: after 1756 [n42] Buried when: |
Line of Descent: Eve < Enoch < Enoch < Michael < Jans
Born where: New York City [5] Baptized Where: Dutch Reformed Church, New York City Mother: Mary Van Horn 1st married where: Spouse 2: Died where: Buried where: |
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Religious affiliations: Dutch Reformed [n44] Physical description: Education: Occupations: Names of business/partners: Trade, fraternal, other associations: Children: Maria Maxwell, William Maxwell, Enoch Maxwell, Mary VanHorn Maxwell [n45] Suspected children: Anthony Maxwell, Cornelius Maxwell, Effie Maxwell Known residences: New York City; New Jersey, Middlesex Co., New Brunswick; Hunterdon County (Morris Co. 1739; Sussex Co. 1753;), Walpack [n46] ; Pahaquarry (formerly part of Walpack, now in Warren Co.) [n47] ; Pennsylvania(?), near Smithfield(?) Siblings: Enoch Vreeland Known friends & relations: John Vreeland (uncle/step-father), Isaac van Campen [n34] and wife Magdalena Rosenkranz. [n35] |
1703-1718
Anthony Maxwell was born. [1]
c1722
Effie Vreeland was born at New York City to Mary Van Horn and Enoch Vreeland. [5]
1722, August 12
Efje, the daughter of Enoch “Vrelant” and Marie Van Hoorn, was baptized at a Dutch Reformed Church in New York City; the sponsors were John and Aefje
Theobles. [3] [n28]
1738-1741
Anthony Maxwell and Effie Vreeland were married, probably in the western part of Central New Jersey. [1]
1740-1741
Maria Maxwell was born at Walpack, New Jersey to Effie Vreeland and Anthony Maxwell. [1]
1741
Anthony Maxwell, a defendant in a case before New Jersey Supreme Court, [24] was sued at Morris Co., New Jersey for debt by plaintiffs,
Francis Bowes, [n29]
Andrew Reed [n30]
and John Seavers. [n31]
1741, May 31
The church register of the Dutch Reformed Church at Walpack, New Jersey was commenced with the pastoral service of John Casperus Fryenmuth. [30]
1741, July 12
Maria Maxfield, the daughter of "Antony Maxfield” and "Eva Freeland," was baptized in the Dutch Reformed Church at Walpack, NJ. [30]
1742, September 22
A bill with this date was attached to the estate records of Abraham Van Garden of Walpack, deceased. It was for sundry medical services provided by Doctor An(thony) Maxwell and signed by him. [D1]
c1745
William Maxwell was born to Effie Vreeland and Anthony Maxwell. [1]
1745, May 26
William Maxwell, the child of Anthony Maxwell and Evje Freeland, was baptized at the Dutch Reformed Church at Smithfield, PA.;
the sponsors were Enoch Freeland and Mary Van Horn. [31]
c1751
Twins Enoch and Mary Van Horn Maxwell were born to Evje Freeland and Anthony Maxwell. [1]
1751, April 28
Twins Enoch and Mary Van Horn Maxwell, [n45] Children of “Antony” Maxwell and “Evje Freeland,” were baptized in the Dutch Reformed Church at Smithfield, PA; the sponsors
were Enoch Freeland [n32]
with Ann Dupuy [n33]
and Isaac van Campen [n34]
with Magdalena Rosenkranz. [n35] [31]
c1753
Anthony Maxwell, John Reading [n26] and Martin Ryerson [n27] form a partnership with the intent to mine copper. This is the earliest documented
case of mining in the area of the Delaware Water Gap (Pahaquarry Mines). [25]
1755
Anthony Maxwell, a defendant in the New Jersey Supreme Court, was sued at Sussex Co., New Jersey for dept by plaintiffs,
Francis Bow, [n29] deceased, his widow Rachael Delage, and Peter Delage—the last two being executors of the formers estate. [26]
1755, August 5
Anthony Maxwell was given an "Assignment of the Quantity of Seventy one acres + forty Rod of
Land" by Martin Ryerson—This land evidently included the mine at Pahaquarry, [D2]
1757, April 18
Dr. Anthony Maxwell of Somerset County, New Jersey assigns Power of Attorney to his wife Effie. [D3]
1770, November
At the November term of the Supreme Court held at Burlington there was recovered, against the Executors of Richard Salter deceased, a debt of £584.16.1 plus £1.7.9 costs. As a rusult of this action the sheriff sold two lots at Walpack that had been owned by the said Richard Salter, one of these lots was 118 acres being cornered by the property of Anthony Maxwell, Abraham Van Campen's Mill Creek, and the property of Casper Shaver. [33] [n47]