The Van Hise Family
Updated 8/13/2024 Cornelius Van Hise
The descendants of Auke Jans VAN NUYS and Magdalena Van Langendyck adopted four different surnames: Van Nuys, Van Hise, Ouke, and Johnson. The current author was unable to find a written genealogy the early members of the Van Hise branch. Little is known for certain, but this blog post is an attempt at bringing together various strands of the family in hopes of creating a framework for further research.
The family appears to be descended from two branches of the Van Nuys family. The largest part are the descendants of Auke3
Van Nuys/Hise (Jacobus2, Auke1) and the smaller part are some
of the descendants of Isaac3 Van Nuys (Jacobus2, Auke1). The families sometimes alternated between the
two surnames over time, and occasionally within the same document. Because of that fluctuation, it is not certain
that the Van Hise surname was not adopted by a few other branches.
The Family of Auke3 Van Hise and Aeltje Amerman
Auke3 Van Nuys/Hise (Jacobus2, Auke1)
and Aeltje Amerman (daughter of Dirk Amerman and Aeltje Vanderbeek) were married on 1 Dec 1715 at the Reformed Church of Flatbush.[1] They lived at New Utrecht in 1731,[2] where
the family is listed with 5 boys 10 and under, 3 women over 10 (besides Aeltje),
and one girl under 10. Their children can
be summarized as follows:
1)
a daughter, born about 1717;
2) Mary, born about 1719, named after
her paternal grandmother, married Cornelius Van Houten about 1742;
3) Catherine, baptized 23 Jun 1721,[3] named
after her maternal aunt;
4) James, named after his paternal grandfather,
named as his son in Auke's probate record, probably the eldest son;[4]
5) a son;
6) a son;
7) John, named after his paternal and
maternal uncles, the bondsman for Auke’s estate, no further trace;
8) Elizabeth, named after her paternal
aunt, married a Griggs;[5] and
9) Isaac, baptized 16 Jan 1731/32,[6] born
before the 1731 census, named after his paternal and maternal uncles. No further trace.
Estimating Aeltje’s birth at about 1690, she may
have had another child born after the census.
He was of New Utrecht on 4 Aug 1722 when he sold[7] a house
and an acre of land in Flatlands to Johannes Van Sicklen. The family was apparently planning a move to Oyster
Bay, but wound up selling the land there at public auction on 5 May 1736.[8] They moved to Middlesex Co., NJ by 1752 when he
is listed as a freeholder in New Brunswick (which included North and South Brunswick
at the time).[9]
Auke died before 12 Apr 1755 at Perth Amboy, Middlesex, NJ, when letters of administration
were issued to his son, James, his widow having renounced her right.[10] John Van Huys, presumably his son, was the bondsman. Both James and John were of South Amboy at the
time. The records of the Reformed Church
of Flatlands, NY,[11] include
payments on 4 May 1756 and 14 Jul 1756 from Auke Van Nuys, presumably from his estate.
Of Auke’s children, only his daughter, Mary, has been traced further. She married Cornelius Van Houten, son of Johannes
Van Houten and Tryntje Pieters,[12] before
07 Oct 1743 when their eldest known child was baptized.[12a] Their children were:
1) Catherine, baptized 7 Oct 1743, named
after her paternal grandmother, witnesses were Jacobus Van Nuys and Gerrebreghie Van Nuis, probably her uncle and his probable wife Gerebrechtje Amerman.
2) Aeltje, baptized 18 Mar 1746/47, named
after her maternal grandmother;
3) Johannes, baptized 01 Jun 1750, named
after his paternal grandfather; and
4) Ouke, baptized 22 Oct 1758, named after
his maternal grandfather.
Descendants of Isaac3 Van Nuys (Jacobus2, Auke1)
The children of Isaac3 Van Nuys frequently appear
with the surname Van Hise, most often in the records of the Reformed Dutch Church of Harlingen,
NJ,[13] where
many of his grandchildren were baptized.
The use is not consistent within families. Among those who stayed in New Jersey, Van Nuys
appears to be the standard surname used.
Among those who moved to Kentucky, Van Hise was still used frequently. Though some may have adopted Van Hise as their
standard surname, for purposes of this discussion I am not assuming any did. Given that Auke Van Nuys/Hise had five sons, it
is possible that most of the families who adopted Van Hise as their surname are
descended from him.
Isolated Early Van Hise Records
The following are isolated early records of members of the Van Hise family. Since there is so little information, it is uncertain if the record is just an isolated use of the surname Van Hise. I have listed them here so they can be considered on a case-by-case basis.
CORNELIUS VAN HIES, on 9 Dec 1747 he
witnessed a deed of Jochum Gulick of New Windsor, Middlesex, NJ for land in
Middlesex Co., between the Millstone River and Assapink Brook. (Note: this may be a mistranscription of Van Voorhees.) He may be the Thomas Van Hise mentioned below of Monmouth Co., NJ thought to have been born abt. 1730, that I have not been
able to confirm his name.
JOHN
VAN HISE, b. circa 1732, NJ. He was a low
Dutchman who broke out of the Trenton Jail in 1780, age 48.[14] He could the son of Auke & Aeltje van Hise,
if he was slightly older than the age given in the newspaper.
JOHN VAN HISE, age 19, in included in the 1793 Military Census of North Brunswick,
Middlesex, N,[15]
so born in 1774. He may be the John Van Hise,
age 40 in New Brunswick, NJ, who enrolled in the military on 17 May 1814.[16] He
was awarded land in Calhoun Co., IL on 21 Apr 1818 for his service, but it is
unclear if he ever claimed it.
JOHN VAN HISE, m. JANE West, a widow on 3 Jul 1814, Monmouth, NJ.[17] They appear to be the family of John Van Hise
listed in the 1830 census of Freehold, Monmouth, NJ, he being 40-50, his wife 50-60,
with a son and daughter, both under 5.
JAMES VAN HISE, son of Auke, may be the James Van Hiser of Middlesex, NJ who was the victim of
petty larceny and whose case was prosecuted in 1783.[18] He may also be the James Van Huis who served as a juror in a Supreme Court case involving Hendrick Hogland in Middlesex, NJ in 1784. He may be the Jacobus Van Nise in the 1779 Tax listing of North Brunswick, Middlesex, NJ, taxed on 160 acres. A John Van Nise, single man, is also listed.
GARRET VAN HISE is listed in the Tax Ratables of 1786 in South Amboy, Middlesex,
NJ. His presence in South Amboy suggests
he may be one of the unknown sons of Auke & Aeltje van Hise, or possibly a grandson.
ABRAHAM VAN HISE, b. circa 1745, NJ; d. after 1767; m. CATHERINE HOOGLAND; b. circa
1746, NJ. He is mentioned in the will of
his father-in-law, Gerrit Hoogland, written at New Brunswick and dated 30 Jul 1767.[19] He may be the Abram Van Hise of South Amboy, Middlesex,
in the tax lists of 1780, 1782-1786, and 1789.
He may be one of the unknown sons of Auke Van Hise or a grandson. He may be the same person as the next Abraham
if Catherine was a first wife of his.
ABRAHAM VAN HISE, died. bef. 10 Jun 1793, Southward,[20]
Perth Amboy, Middlesex, NJ; m. GEERTJE UNKNOWN.
In his will his wife to inherit everything and was the sole executrix, so
he likely had no children. He is probably
the Abraham/Abram Vanhice of South Amboy in tax lists of 1780, 1782-1786, and 1789.
ABRAHAM VAN HISE, b. bef. 1772, NJ; d. aft. 23 Aug 1792; m. HUCHE UNKNOWN. They sold land to John Storey who sold it on 23
Aug 1792 to Benjamin & Isaac Storey, sons of James Storey, dec'd.[21] They appear to have obtained the land by a survey on 7 Oct 1761 and 2 deeds in 1768 and 1769, but I can't track down those deeds to
verify them. It could be that the survey and the 2 deeds specified were to John
Story (he had a survey done that same day) and the 4th property was by deed but
date unspecified, from Abraham and Huche.
The survey to John Story was done on 7 Oct 1761: 89.21 acres. In New Brunswick; near Cranberry
Brook; near Georges Road; near Basses Line; Middlesex County. He may be the same Abraham who contributed to
the salary subscription at the First Presbyterian Church of Cranbury, NJ about 1785.[22]
ISAAC VAN HISE is included in the tax lists of 1785 and 1786 of South Amboy. Given the location, he may be a son or grandson
of Auke Van Hise.
ISAAC VAN HISE is included in the tax lists of 1772, 1778, and 1789 of South Brunswick. He contributed to the salary subscription at the
First Presbyterian Church of Cranbury, NJ about 1785, along with Abraham, mentioned
earlier. He
may be the Isaac Van Hise buried in that church’s cemetery in 1795, or he may be the same Isaac Van Hise
was a member of the Presbyterian Church of Cranbury, NJ in 1806
ISAAC
VAN HISE, b. 1790-1800, is listed in the 1840 census of Franklin, Hunterdon, NJ
with 2 sons under 10, 1 daughter under 10 and a wife b. 1800-1810, no further trace. This appears to be the family of Isaac Van Hise
and Sarah Thompson whose family lived near Trenton, though both he and his wife
were 10 years younger than this record implies.
ISAAC VAN HISE, b. circa 1783, NJ; m. LANEY
DAVIS, 13 Feb 1808, Mercer Co., KY. His name
is written Isaac Van Nice in the permission of Laney Davis's mother, Peggy. In the marriage bond his name is written Vanhice,
but he signs as Vannuis. Give the family
migration patterns, he may be the son of Cornelius Van Nuys and Mary Van Nuys. Again, just speculation, but he may be the Isaac
Vanhice listed in the 1840 census of Clinton, IN.
GEORGE VAN HISE, b. 19 Oct 1807, NJ; d. 23
Dec 1868, East Amwell, Hunterdon, NJ; m. MARY HAGAMAN BELLIS; b. 06 Apr 1806; d.
18 Aug 1875, East Amwell, Hunterdon, NJ.
They are listed in the 1850 census East Amwell, Hunterdon, NJ, but with no
children living with them, except James Smith.
They are listed in the 1860 census East Amwell, Hunterdon, NJ, but with no
children living with them, except William Hagaman.
JOSEPH VAN HISE was involved in a Supreme Court
case in 1771, so born before the mid-1750s:
43795; VanHise, Joseph (Plaintiff); Joseph VanHise v. Benjamin Ward; Trespass (for breaking into and damage of
a blacksmith shop in Windsor); Middlesex; 1771 – 1772. He may be the same Joseph in the 1789 tax list
of South Brunswick. He may be the same Joseph
Van Hise who owned land bordering what Okey Van Hise purchased in 1796 in South
Brunswick.[23]
OKEY VAN HISE, the estate of, was involved in a Supreme Court case, State of New
Jersey v Thomas Jackson, of an appeal on Insolvency prosecuted in the Court of Common Pleas in New Brunswick, Middlesex Co.
in 1815.[24] The inventory of Mr. Jackson's estate includes a note of Okey Van Hise of $36, and a debt to the administrators of the estate of Okey Van Hise, dec'd of $5. This estate is too early to be any of the other Okey
Van Hises discussed here, except the husband of Aeltje Amerman, but this is too late for him. Was he the Unknown Van Hise of Middlesex below?
WILLIAM VAN HISE m RACHEL SUTTON, 05 Feb 1804,
Presbyterian Church of Cranbury, NJ. Nothing
further is known of this couple, though there is another couple, William Van Hise
and Rachel Hegeman, whose records may in fact belong to this couple, see below.
WILLIAM VAN HISE, b. bef. 1765, is listed
in the 1810 census of Shenandoah, VA with 3 males under 10, 2 males 16-26, and no
females.
THOMAS VAN HISE, b. before 1790, NJ; m. ABIGAIL
ALVERT, 30 Apr 1808, Presbyterian Church of Cranbury, NJ, no further trace.
PETER VAN HISE, b. 1789, NJ; d. 09 Jun 1865,
South Brunswick, Middlesex, NJ.[25] He was a farmer. I have not found him in any census records of
Middlesex, NJ, nor any Peter Van Nuys.
JAMES VAN HISE, b circa 1770, m. ELIZA UNKNOWN.
He is probably the James Van Huyse, age 23, listed in the 1793 Military Census
of North Brunswick, Middlesex, NJ.[26] On 18 Feb 1829 James and Eliza Van Hise of North
Brunswick, Middlesex, NJ sold land in North Brunswick to William Dehart. He is named Van Hise throughout the deed, except
in the signature as Van Nuis.[27] He is probably the James Vanuise listed in the
1840 census of North Brunswick, aged 60-70, with 1 son, 3 daughters and his wife. A Jas Van Hise, Jr., probably his son, aged 20-30,
is listed in the 1840 census of North Brunswick, NJ, with a son, under 5, probably
wife aged 15-20 and an older woman.
AELTJE VAN HISE, b. circa 1763, NJ; m. JACOB
VANDEVENTER, 12 Apr 1783, Middlesex, NJ;[28]
b. circa 1760. Given her name, she was likely
a granddaughter of Auke.
GEERTJE VAN HISE, b. circa 1773, NJ; m. HENRY
SILLCOCKS, circa 1793, Presbyterian Church of Cranbury, NJ.
Early Van Hise Families
UNKNOWN VAN HISE of South Brunswick, Middlesex, NJ
UNKNOWN VAN HISE was born circa
1745, and died bef. 1816 in Middlesex, NJ.
He married SARAH UNKNOWN. He may be
the Oakey Van Hise whose estate was involved in a Supreme Court case in 1815, see
above.
This family has been pieced together from the following deed (in poor condition,
the liber copy being a typewritten transcript), words in [] were added based on other
information within the deed:[29]
On 31 [Jul] 1815, Sarah Van Hise, John Van Hise & wife [Mary], Okey Van Hise
& Ann his wife, [John] Roe [and] Elizabeth his wife, William Fra[] Ja[] his
wife, Nathaniel Roe and Mary [his] wife, [a]ll of the County of Middlesex and State
of New Jersey, parties of the first part, and
[Matthew]their (sic) Rue of South Brunswick, County and State [afore]said of the
second part;
a plot of land in South Brunswick, Middlesex, NJ, bordering Nicholas Jake [sic],
Nathaniel Britton and the road to Matthew Rue’s Mill, containing 12 acres and 22
perches;
Signed by (in columns downward): Sarah Vanhise [my assumption: the widow], John
Vanhise, Mary Vanhise [his wife], [O]rkey Vanhise, Ann Vanhise [his wife], John
[Roe], Elizabeth [Roe, his wife], Nathaniel [Roe], Mary Roe [his wife].
Acknowledged by the same people that signed the same day. Recorded 13 Feb 1852.
I am assuming Sarah is the widow, based on her appearing first without a husband. William Fra[] and Ja[] did not sign or acknowledge
the document. It is possible this is William
Van Hise and his wife, Rachel, who moved to Liberty, Butler, OH where he purchased
land on 15 Jul 1815,[30]
which may explain why he and his wife were not available to sign or acknowledge
the deed. Okey moved to the same township
by 1820. No record of Okey owning real estate
was found, but he did pay personal property tax there by 1826.[31] Since there is not any evidence that William Fra[]
is actually William Van[], I have assumed this couple is a daughter named Ja[ne?]
and her husband. I have listed William’s
parents as unknown and detailed his family with more information later.
Children of UNKNOWN VAN HISE and SARAH UNKNOWN are:
1. i. JOHN2 VAN HISE, b. circa 1766, NJ.
2. ii. OKEY VAN HISE, b. 05 Dec 1772, NJ; d. 13 Oct 1846, Decatur, Van Buren,
MI.
3. iii. ELIZABETH VAN HISE, b. circa 1776, NJ; d. 13 Dec 1862.
iv. JANE(?) VAN HISE, b. circa 1780, NJ; m. WILLIAM FRA]?].
v. MARY VAN HISE, b. circa 1784,[32]
NJ; m. NATHANIEL ROE, 27 Feb 1803, Presbyterian Church of Cranbury, NJ; b. circa
1780. Probable 1830 census record in West
Windsor, Middlesex, NJ, showing a son aged 10-15 and a daughter aged under 5. Neither appear in the 1850 census. Nathaniel died on 23 July 1869.[33]
Generation No. 2
1. JOHN 2 VAN HISE
(UNKNOWN1) was born bet. 1760 – 1770 in NJ. He married MARY UNKNOWN. She was born bet. 1760 – 1770. His three eldest sons are speculative. His sons, Joseph and William, are based an online
family tree[34]
which cites the 1830 and 1840 South Brunswick census records as sources, but does
not include the younger children, and lists John’s birth year incorrectly as 1778. His son, John, is placed here based on being styled
John Jr, in two mortgage records, the unusual form of his name, Van Hyse, and his
location. Others list John’s parents as John
Van Nuys and Lucretia Vanderipe.[35] That is probably correct,[36]
however, I have placed him here since I cannot find a baptismal record for him (their
other children have baptismal records), and he at least occasionally used the surname
Van Hise while John and Lucretia never did.
Adopting a new surname at this late date seems unusual.
1830 Census South Brunswick, Middlesex, NJ
John Van Hise 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 1 / 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 1
The female under 5 is likely a granddaughter.
1840 Census South Brunswick, Middlesex, NJ
John Van Hise 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 / 0 0 0 0 0 1 .0 0 0 1
Children of JOHN VAN HISE and MARY UNKNOWN are:
4. i.
possibly JOHN3 VAN HYSE, b. circa 1788, NJ.
5. ii. JOSEPH VAN HISE, b. circa. 1790, NJ.
6. iii. WILLIAM VAN HISE, b. circa 1800, NJ.
iv. DAUGHTER2 VAN HISE, b. bet. 1800
- 1810, NJ.
v. DAUGHTER VAN HISE, b. bet. 1800 - 1810, NJ.
vi. SON VAN HISE, b. bet. 1810 - 1815, NJ.
vii. SON VAN HISE, b. bet. 1810 - 1815, NJ.
viii. SON VAN HISE, b. bet. 1815 - 1820, NJ.
2.
OKEY2 VAN HISE (UNKNOWN1)
was
born 05 Dec 1772 in NJ, and died 13 Oct 1846 in Decatur, Van Buren, MI. He married ANN RUNYON 17 Feb 1800 in Middlesex,
NJ. She was born 04 Nov 1772 in NJ, and died
26 Apr 1846 in Decatur, Van Buren, MI.
Richard and Jemima Addis of South Brunswick on 27 May 1796 sold land to Okey Van
Hise of South Brunswick.[37] Land in South Brunswick bordered Joseph Van Hise, possibly his father
or more likely his uncle, see Isolated Records above. Other deeds include:
Okey and Ann Van Hise of South Brunswick to Francis Timbrooke land in Middlesex
on 5 Jan 1804.[38]
Okey and Anne Vanhise of Southward, Middlesex sold land on the se side of the road
from Cranbury to Dunkans Mills to John R. Schenck of West Windsor. on 18 Mar 1805.[39]
Okey and Ann Van Hise of South Brunswick to Elias Mershon of the same Township on
8 Oct 1814.[40]
His family appears in the 1820 census of Liberty, Butler, OH. Union township was formed in 1823 from Liberty Township.[41] Okey appears in the Union Township, Butler Co.
Tax lists beginning in 1826. Daughters Nancy
& Sarah are based on the 1820 census and marriages in Butler, OH.
Children of OKEY VAN HISE and
ANN RUNYON are:
i. JOSEPH3 VAN HISE, b. 10 Dec
1805, NJ; d. 14 Apr 1873, Decatur, Van Buren, MI.
7. ii. NANCY VAN HISE, b. 09 Apr 1806, NJ; d. 31 May 1858, Putnam, IN.
8. iii. ANNA2 VAN HISE, b. circa 1810, NJ; d. 26 Sep 1863, Van
Buren, MI.
iv. SARAH VAN HISE, b. circa 1810, NJ; d. 1831; m. JAMES RICHEY, 26 Nov
1829, Butler, OH; b. 1804, Erie, PA; d. 1888.
9. v. WILLIAM VAN HISE, b. 17 Oct 1812, NJ; d. 22 Dec 1890, Cass, MI.
3.
ELIZABETH2 VAN HISE (UNKNOWN1)
was born circa 1776 in NJ and died 13 Dec 1862. She married JOHN ROE 04 Feb 1803 in Presbyterian
Church of Cranbury, NJ. He was born circa
1780. They are listed in the 1850 Census
Princeton, Mercer, NJ.
Children of ELIZABETH VAN HISE and JOHN ROE are:
i. SARAH3 ROE, b. circa 1809, NJ.
10. ii. ANN ROE, b. circa 1812, NJ.
iii. NATHANIEL ROE, b. circa 1812, NJ.
iv. GERTRUDE ROE, b. circa 1814, NJ.
Generation No. 3
4.
possibly JOHN3 VAN HUYSE (JOHN 2, UNKNOWN1),
b about 1788 in NJ, died 01 May 1871 in Middlesex, NJ, m. CHRISTINA LYLE,[42]
b about 1788 in NJ. As noted earlier, the
placement of this family is speculative, alternating between the use of Van Hise/Huyse
and Van Nuys as its surname. Researchers
will want to look for the family under both names. The family is listed in the 1850 census of North
Brunswick, Middlesex, NJ. He is probably
the John Van Hise listed in the 1840 census of North Brunswick with two older sons,
assuming his and his wife’s ages are miscategorized. As John Van Nuis, Jr. (Vanhise in the acknowledgement),
he and his wife, Christina, mortgaged land in the city of New Brunswick on 5 May
1813.[43]
Children of JOHN VAN HISE and CHRISTINA LYLE are:
i. MOSES LYLE4 VAN HISE, b. 16 Oct 1813, NJ; d. 13 Apr 1883.
ii. JAMES VAN HISE, b. 31 Aug 1816, NJ; d. 06 Oct 1866.
iii. JOHN VAN HISE, b. 1822, NJ; d. after 1850.
iv. CATHERINE VAN HISE, b. 1829, NJ; m. JOHN VAN CLEEF; b. 1823.
5. JOSEPH3 VAN HISE
(JOHN 2, UNKNOWN1) was born circa 1790 in Middlesex,
NJ, and died 1872 in Monmouth, NJ. He married
MARY REED 19 Aug 1810 in Presbyterian Church of Cranbury, NJ. She was born circa 1789 in Middlesex, NJ, and
died 1878 in Monmouth, NJ.
possible 1830 Census South Brunswick, Middlesex, NJ
Joseph Van Hise 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 / 2 2 2 2 0
0 1
Joseph Vanhise 1840 Freehold Twp, Monmouth, NJ
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 / 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 1780-1790
Joseph Vanhise 1850 Manalapan, Monmouth, NJ, b 1789, wife Mary, Jane E Vanhise &
others
Joseph Vanhise 1860 Manalapan, Monmouth, NJ, b Middlesex, 1790, wife Mary, Sarah
Ann.
Children of JOSEPH VAN HISE and MARY REED are:
11. i. JOHN4 VAN HISE, b. 11 Dec 1811, Middlesex, NJ.
ii. SARAH ANN VAN HISE, b. 1812, Middlesex, NJ.
iii. JANE E VAN HISE, b. 1817, NJ.
iv. MARGARET VAN HISE, b. 1827, NJ.
6. WILLIAM3 VAN HISE (JOHN 2, UNKNOWN1)
was born circa 1800. He married Sarah
Betty about 1823 and is listed in the 1830 census of South Brunswick, Middlesex,
NJ, but not found in a later census. Their
children were:
i. DAUGHTER4 VAN HISE, b. circa 1825,
Middlesex, NJ.
ii. JOHN W VAN HISE, b. 1827, NJ, d. 1903 in Chatham,
Barnstable, MA, m. Susan Small.
7.
NANCY3 VAN HISE (OKEY2, UNKNOWN1) was born 09 Apr 1806
in OH, and died 31 May 1858 in Putnam, IN.
She married WILLIAM ELDER 10 Dec 1828 in Butler, OH. He was born 1799 and died 1841.
Probably found in 1830 census of Hamilton, Butler, OH. 1 daughter.
Others: One male 15-20, one female 30-40
Children of NANCY VAN HISE and WILLIAM ELDER are:
i. JAMES4 ELDER, b. 1834, OH.
ii. JOHN ELDER, b. 1835, IN; d. 1912; m. MARY J UNKNOWN; b. 1849.
iii. SARAH ELDER, b. 1837, IN; d. 1839.
iv. HESTER A ELDER, b. 1839, IN.
8. ANNA3 VAN HISE
(OKEY2, UNKNOWN1) was born circa 1810
in NJ and died 26 Sep 1863 in Van Buren, MI.
She married JOHN MCKINNEY 1826 in Butler, OH. He was born 1803 and died 1870 in Van Buren,
MI.
Children of ANNA VAN
HISE and JOHN MCKINNEY are:
i. NAPOLEAN3 MCKINNEY, b. 1830, OH.
ii. OAKEY V H MCKINNEY, b. 1832, OH; d. 11 Aug 1857.
iii. WILLIIAM JASPER MCKINNEY, b. 1836, OH.
iv. BENJAMIN MCKINNEY, b. 1838, OH.
v. THOMAS MCKINNEY, b. 1841.
vi. HELEN MCKINNEY, b. 1846, MI.
vii. PHEBE MCKINNEY, b. 1848, MI.
9.
WILLIAM2 VAN HISE (OKEY2, UNKNOWN1) was born 17 Oct 1812
in NJ and died 22 Dec 1890 in Cass, MI.
He married ELIZA BALL 30 Apr 1840 in Cass, MI. She was born 18 Dec 1818 in OH and died 13 Jul
1892 in Cass, MI.
Children of WILLIAM VAN HISE and ELIZA BALL are:
i. EVELINE3 VAN HISE, b. 1842, MI.
ii. PHEBE VAN HISE, b. 1844, MI.
iii. SUSAN FRANCES VAN HISE, b. 1846, MI.
iv. JAMES DEKALB VAN HISE, b. 1848, MI.
v. JOSEPHINE VAN HISE, b. 1852, MI.
vi. WILLIAM DAVIS VAN HISE, b. 1854, MI.
vii. MARY ISABELL VAN HISE, b. 1857, MI.
viii. STEPHEN VAN HISE, b. 1861, MI.
10.
ANN3 ROE (ELIZABETH2 VAN HISE, UNKNOWN1)
was born circa 1812 in NJ. She married WILLIAM
HENRY MAPLE. He was born circa 1812.
Children of ANN ROE and WILLIAM MAPLE are:
i. LEWIS B.4 MAPLE, b. 1842, NJ.
ii. JOHN W. MAPLE, b. 1844, NJ.
iii. DAVID J. MAPLE, b. 1848, NJ.
iv. HARRIET E. MAPLE, b. 1850, NJ.
v. JEFFERSON R. MAPLE, b. 1852, NJ.
Generation No.4
11.
JOHN4 VAN HISE (JOSEPH 3, JOHN 2, UNKNOWN1)
was born 11 Dec 1811 in Middlesex, NJ. He
married (1) MARY UNKNOWN. She was born 1815
in NJ. He married (2) ABLISER, probably Abbie
Miller.
Children of JOHN VAN HISE and MARY UNKNOWN are:
i. SAMUEL5 VAN HISE, b. 1836, NJ.
ii. MARY VAN HISE, b. 1838, NJ.
iii. MARGARET VAN HISE, b. 1840, NJ.
iv. JOSEPH VAN HISE, b. 1842, NJ.
v. JOHN VAN HISE, b. 1845, NJ.
vi. GARRET VAN HISE, b. 1848, NJ.
vii. REBECCA VAN HISE, b. 1851, NJ.
THOMAS VAN HISE of Monmouth and Middlesex, NJ
THOMAS VAN HISE was thought to have
been born about 1730, based on the fact he bought about 200 acres of land in 1751 in what
would become Ocean County, based on the sources below:
[3] The Society Scroll, Ocean County Historical Society (Sep 2007):
"Thomas Van Hise bought 200 acres of land in 1751. His son Isaac manufactured
spinning wheels and chairs. (One of those chairs is in the museum.) His son George
and grandson Antoine built the first cranberry crates.
"Biographical Cyclopedia of Ocean County, New Jersey (1899): "The paternal
grandfather of the subject was Isaac Van Hise, a manufacturer of chairs and spinning
wheels. His father, Thomas Van Hise, located
on a tract of 200 acres of land in Cassville, Ocean County, about 150 years ago
[i.e. ~1749], and so far as is known was the first of the name to settle in New
Jersey, ... it is believed that all of the Van Hises in the country descended from
him. He was the father of the following children: Oakey, Abraham, Thomas and William;
all of whom were farmers and highly respected citizens in their day."
However, though Thomas Van Hise is said to have purchased the 200 acres in 1751,
he does not appear in the
1755 Freeholders list,[43a] nor in the 1758 Tax Rateables list.[44] He
is also not listed in the 1778 or 1780 Tax Rateables list of Upper Freehold (which included what is now Jackson Twp., Ocean Co., NJ),[45] thus I have not been able to confirm Thomas as the father of these children. As noted below, his sons appear to have been born after 1770, seeming late to start a family if he was born about 1730. Tentatively, I believe he was born closer to 1750.
Monmouth County Genealogy Society, 1793 Militia Census:
Township of Upper Freehold, No. 7 ...
Aukey Vanhice, Isaac Vanhice, Abraham Vanhice.
Monmouth Marriages:
Abraham Van Hise & Margery Stepe, m. 9 Oct 1799, by Harpending, Andrew, VDM
Oake Van Hise & Elizabeth Stepa, m. 12 Feb 1801, by Tapscott, James
Joseph Perine & Anne Vanhise, m. 15 May 1804, Imlay, Thomas (probable daughter)
Thomas Vanhise & Rebecca Hance, m. 28 Apr 1805, by Antram, John
William Van Hise & Lydia Kerr, m. 28 Feb 1808, by Davenport, Thomas
(Isaac was married in Middlesex Co)
Children of THOMAS VAN HISE are:
1. i. ISAAC2 VAN HISE, b. circa 1771, NJ; d. before 22 Aug 1845,
Middlesex, NJ.
2. ii. ABRAHAM VAN HISE, b. 21 Sep 1773, NJ; d. 01 Nov 1858, West Windsor,
NJ.
3. iii. OKEY VAN HISE, b. circa 1775, NJ; d. Mar 1850, Ocean, Monmouth, NJ.
4. iv. THOMAS VAN HISE, b. circa 1783, NJ; d. Dec 1839, Upper Freehold, NJ.
5. v. WILLIAM VAN HISE, b. circa 1785, NJ; d. before 09 Aug 1851, Millstone,
Monmouth, NJ.
Generation No. 2
1.
ISAAC2 VAN HISE (THOMAS1) was born circa
1771 in NJ, and died before 22 Aug 1845 in Middlesex, NJ. He married (1) ABIGAIL HANCE Feb 1796 in Middlesex,
NJ, daughter of THOMAS HANCE and PHEBE ARVIN.
She died 1828. He married (2) MARY
UNKNOWN circa 1830.
[2] A History of Monmouth and Ocean Counties ... (p. lxi):
"Vanhise ... The present family of the name in Brick and elsewhere in Ocean,
descend from Isaac Vanhise who had sons, George, John, William and Jesse."
Isaac was of "the same County and State", presumably Monmouth, when he
purchased land in the South Ward of New Brunswick, Middlesex from Cornelius Hance,
Rebecca Hance, wife of Thomas Van Hise. both of Monmouth and John Hance of Philadelphia
on 17 Apr 1728.
Middlesex Deeds Vol 26, p. 213
It seems likely Cornelius, Rebecca, John and Abigail were siblings. They were likely children of Thomas Hance and
Phebe Arvin of North Brunswick. He died by
1795 when Phebe appears in the tax list.
1830 Census South Brunswick, Middlesex, NJ
Isaac Van Hise 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 / 0 0 0 0
0 0 1
If correct, some of his children are probably older than I have listed.
He was of South Brunswick when he purchased land from the Presbyterian Church of
Cranbury on 26 Mar 1831.
Middlesex Co., NJ Deeds Vol 26, p. 212
He was of Middlesex when he purchased land in South Amboy on 13 Nov 1831.
Middlesex Co., NJ Deeds Vol 26, p. 214
See Middlesex Co., NJ Deeds, vol 41, p. 171 for heirs and their spouses. see also
vol D 14, 534, vol 26, 213, also Monmouth Co., NJ Deeds R4 52
Exec. of Cornelius Arwin, [father of Phebe Arwin, presumed husband of Thomas Hance,
parents of the party of the 2nd part] deceased, to George Hance, Cornelius Hance,
Abigail Hance Van Hise, John Hance, Rebecca Hance Van Hise.
Abigail Van Hise joined the Olde Yellow Meeting House (in Upper Freehold, Monmouth, NJ) on 2 Sep 1798. She is noted to having died in 1828.[46]
15 Jun 1804, Isaac and Abigail Van Hise to Abraham Van Hise, all of Lower Freehold,
land in Lower Freehold.
Vol P, p. 346. Second deed of 15 Aug 1804,
p. 353 says they are of Upper Freehold
1813 Isaac and Abigail Van Hise of Upper Freehold sold to Thomas Van Hise, Book
X, p, 243
It appears that Abigail died between 1827 and 1831 and Isaac remarried a woman named
Mary:
11 Sep 1827 Isaac & Abbey of Upper Freehold sold land in Upper Freehold Monmouth
Deeds S2 306
13 Sep 1831 Isaac & Mary of South Brunswick sold land in Upper Freehold, Monmouth
Deeds B3 126
20 Sep 1836 Isaac & Mary of South Brunswick sold land in Upper Freehold, Monmouth
Deeds O3 280
27 Aug 1832 Isaac & Mary Van Hise of South Brunswick to George Van Hise of Upper
Freehold land in Upper Freehold Monmouth Deeds W3 10
Children of ISAAC VAN HISE and ABIGAIL HANCE are:
i. JESSE3 VAN HISE, b. circa 1797, NJ; m. MARY WILBUR; b.
1799, NJ.
ii. JOHN VAN HISE, b. circa 1799, NJ; m. 24 Mar 1821, Monmouth, NJ, SARAH
ASHTON; b. circa 1800. No children in 1850
Jackson, Ocean, NJ
iii. WILLIAM VAN HISE, b. circa 1801, NJ; m. THEOODOSIA ASHTON, 13 Jun
1822, Monmouth, NJ; b. circa 1795.
iv. GEORGE VAN HISE, b. circa 1803, NJ; m. ANN TRUAX, 13 Aug 1823, Monmouth,
NJ; b. circa 1797.
v. CORNELIUS VAN HISE, b. circa 1805, NJ; m. MARY UNKNOWN; b. circa 1807.
vi. PHEBE VAN HISE, b. circa 1807, NJ; m. HENRY PERRINE.
vii. ANN VAN HISE, b. circa 1809, NJ; m. SAMUEL JOHNSON.
viii. ELIZABETH VAN HISE, b. circa 1811, NJ; m. AARON BROWN.
ix. CATHERINE VAN HISE, b. circa 1813, NJ; m. WILLIAM HOLMAN.
2.
ABRAHAM2 VAN HISE (THOMAS1) was born
21 Sep 1773 in NJ, and died 01 Nov 1858 in West Windsor, NJ. He married MARGARET STEPPY 09 Oct 1799 in Monmouth,
NJ, daughter of RICHARD STEPPEY and DEBORAH UNKNOWN. She was born 1779, and died 07 Feb 1867.
1830 Census West Windsor, Middlesex, NJ
Abraham Van Hise 1 1 1 1 0 0 1 / 0 1 1 0
2 0 1
Richd Van Hise 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 / 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 misclassified?
John Van Hise 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 / 0 0 0 0 1 0 0
He also appears to be living in West Windsor in 1840
I am presuming this is the same family in 1850 census West Windsor. Given the range of births, Abraham may have had
a second wife.
13 Mar 1815 Abraham and Marjary Van Hise of Upper Freehold sold six lots of land
in Upper Freehold (purchased as early as 1795).
Book Y, p. 251
He was of Middlesex in 1815 when he purchased land there, maybe in West Windsor
as it bordered land of David Schenck.
He was of Middlesex in 1815 when he sold land in West Windsor to William Van Hise,
also of Middlesex.
He was of West Windsor, Middlesex in 1818 when he sold land to William McCabe.
Middlesex Co., NJ Deeds, Vol 13, p. 623.
He left a will in 1858 in Mercer Co., NJ
Abraham and Marjery Van Hise,
William and Phebe Johnson,
Isaac and Phebe Clayton, [d/o Okey & Elizabeth Steppy]
and Lucy King? [d/o Okey & Elizabeth Steppy]
sold their shares in the property of Richard Steppy on 1 Apr 1837.
Children of ABRAHAM VAN HISE and MARGARET STEPPY are:
i. RICHARD3 VAN HISE, b. 22 Nov 1800, Ocean, NJ; d. 12 Sep
1872, Princeton Junction, NJ; m. RUTH DEAN; b. 1799; d. 11 Aug 1884, West Windsor,
NJ. See Middlesex Deeds regarding his wife. The Richard Van Hise in the 1830 Census of Windsor,
Middlesex, NJ is probably him.
ii. MARY VAN HISE, b. circa 1803, NJ.
iii. JOHN VAN HISE, b. 1805, NJ; m. ELIZABETH UNKNOWN. He is listed in the 1830 Census of Windsor, NJ,
and the 1850 Census, of Nottingham, Mercer, NJ
iv. PHEBE VAN HISE, b. circa 1807, NJ.
v. REBECCA VAN HISE, b. circa 1811, NJ; d. 09 Nov 1874, Cranbury, NJ;
prob. m. ESEK MCDERMOTT; b. 1806; d. 1876.
Her death record lists her parents as Abram and Mary Vanhise, but I am assuming
her mother should have been listed as Margery.
Enoch and Rebecca McDermott are listed in the 1850 census of South Brunswick?
vi. LYDIA VAN HISE, b. circa 1811, NJ.
vii. ABRAHAM VAN HISE, b. circa 1813, NJ; d. 16 Dec 1887, Mercer, NJ; m.
ELIZA ANN BUTCHER, 30 Jul 1835; b. 01 Aug 1819, NJ; d. 03 Jul 1908, Mercer, NJ.
1850 Census
Nottingham, Mercer, NJ
1860 Census
Mercer, Trenton, NJ
viii. ELIZA VAN HISE, b. circa 1815, NJ.
ix. ISAAC VAN HISE, b. circa 1817, NJ.
x. DEBORAH VAN HISE, b. 1819, NJ.
xi. SAMUEL VAN HISE, b. 04 May 1820, NJ; d. 17 Jul 1900; m. CATHERINE
JOHNSON; b. 29 Dec 1823; d. 12 Feb 1895.
See Middlesex Deeds regarding his wife.
xii. JOSEPH VAN HISE, b. circa 1829, NJ.
3. OKEY2 VAN HISE (THOMAS1)
was born circa 1775 in NJ, and died Mar 1850 in Ocean, Monmouth, NJ. He married ELIZABETH STEPPY 12 Feb 1801 in Monmouth,
NJ, daughter of RICHARD STEPPEY and DEBORAH UNKNOWN. She was born circa 1781, and died bef. 1840.
Deed in May 1812 Oukey Van Hise to Thomas Van Hise[47]
1840 Census Upper Freehold, Monmouth, NJ age 60-69
Aukey Van Hise
1850 Census Ocean, NJ, Okey Van Hise, widowed, age 80, died 3/1850.
This is likely the same Okey:
Vanhise, Oke (Present at survey) (Named)
TO: Elisha Boudinot (Esquire) (at the request of Isaac Vanhise); William Earl of
Stirling (Heirs and Assigns of); Isaac Vanhise (On a right of location; Also owner
of adjoining house)
FROM:
SURVEY AND MAP. 34.78 acres. Lower Freehold Township; Monmouth County. Two of three
tracts; surveyed together for 98.45 acres; containing 34.78 acres. (See also: S11,
34).
OTHERS NAMED: John Bocolow (Chain Bearer); John Chiles (Present at survey); George
Collins (Chain Bearer); Samuel Emley (Deputy Surveyor) (Signatory); Cornelius Munyan
(Present at survey); John Munyan (Present at survey); John Rattoone (Owner of adjoining
land); John Rutherfurd (Surveyor General); Oke Vanhise (Present at survey)
LOCATIONS: East Jersey; Monmouth; Lower Freehold Township; Houses, Buildings, Structures,
Cabins 12 Mar 1794
EJ Loose Records : S11-34 [2 of 3] (Box 48) (65774) (PEASJ003)
1 Jun 1809 Oukey and Elizabeth Van Hise of Upper Freehold to Abraham Van Hice of
Upper Freehold
Vol T, pg 268
10 Jun 1809 Okey and Elizabeth Van Hise of Upper Freehold to Thomas Van Hise of
the same place.
Land in Upper Freehold belonging to Oukey Van Hise sold by Sherrif on 5 Apr 1813
Book W, pg 155
Land in Upper Freehold belonging to Isaac, William, Oakey and Thomas Van Hise sold
by Sherfif on 30 Aug 1811, pursuant to judgement in favor of Andrew Bell in the
Inferior Court of Common Appeals in the January term of 1810.
Abraham is not mentioned except that Oukey had sold him land.
Abraham and Marjery Van Hise,
William and Phebe Johnson,
Isaac and Phebe Clayton, [d/o Okey & Elizabeth Steppy]
and Lucy King? [d/o Okey & Elizabeth Steppy]
sold their shares in the property of Richard Steppy on 1 Apr 1837.
I presume Elizabeth Steppy was deceased by then, so her children inherited. Some believe that she had a son named Okey, but
since he is not named here, I have assumed she did not.
Children of OKEY VAN HISE and ELIZABETH STEPPY are:
i. PHEBE3 VAN HISE, b. circa 1802, NJ; prob. m. ISAAC CLAYTON,
21 Dec 1822, Monmouth, NJ.
ii. LUCY VAN HISE, b. circa 1810, NJ; m. SAMUEL KING, 22 Jul 1831, Dover
Furnace, Monmouth, NJ.
4.
THOMAS2 VAN HISE (THOMAS1) was born circa
1783 in NJ, and died Dec 1839 in Upper Freehold, NJ. He married REBECCA HANCE 25 Apr 1805 in Monmouth,
NJ, daughter of THOMAS HANCE and PHEBE ARVIN.
She was born 17861.
Children of THOMAS VAN HISE and REBECCA HANCE are:
i. ISAAC T.3 VAN HISE, b. 25 Dec 1806, NJ; d. 09 Apr 1886,
Greensburg, Decatur, IN; m. SARAH THOMPSON, 10 Jan 1832, Monmouth, NJ; b. 04 Apr
1812, NJ; d. 01 Dec 1895, Greensburg, Decatur, IN. I have not proved he is the Isaac Van Hise who
married Sarah or that they moved to Indianna.
However, they had a son named Thompson so it seems very likely. Both Isaacs were born about 1805 in NJ. See findagrave.com
ii. DAUGHTER VAN HISE, b. bet. 1810 - 1820, NJ.
5. WILLIAM2 VAN HISE (THOMAS1)
was born circa 1785 in NJ, and died before 09 Aug 1851 in Millstone, Monmouth, NJ. He married LYDIA KERR 28 Feb 1808 in Monmouth,
NJ. She was born circa 1785 in Monmouth,
NJ, and died after 1850.
Children of WILLIAM VAN HISE and LYDIA KERR are:
i. ELISHA3 VAN HISE, b. circa 1808, Monmouth, NJ; m. MARIBA
WIBLES; b. 1810, Monmouth, NJ.
ii. MARY VAN HISE, b. circa 1810, NJ.
iii. ISAAC VAN HISE, b. circa 1812, Monmouth, NJ.
iv. ABIGAIL VAN HISE, b. circa 1816, NJ.
v. EMELINE VAN HISE, b. circa 1819, NJ.
vi. LYDIA VAN HISE, b. circa 1821, NJ.
vii. MARGARET VAN HISE, b. circa 1824, NJ.
WILLIAM VAN HISE of Six Mile Run, Somerset, NJ
WILLIAM VAN HISE was born circa
1752 in NJ. He married ANNETJE UNKNOWN. He may be the William Van Hise in the 1776 Tax
Ratable List of Freehold.[48]
Child of WILLIAM VAN HISE and ANNETJE UNKNOWN is:
1. i. MOICA2 VAN HISE, b. bef. 30 Jun 1776, near Six Mile Run,
NJ; d. Oct 1825, Monmouth, NJ.
1. MOICA2 VAN HISE (WILLIAM1)
was born before 30 Jun 1776 in near Six Mile Run, NJ, and died Oct 1825 in Monmouth,
NJ. She married JOHN SCHENCK2,
son of JOHN SCHENCK and MARIA DENYSE. He
was born 26 Jun 1774 in near Freehold, Monmouth, NJ2, and died
28 Aug 18342. I do not
know the source for Gertrude, Aaron and Samuel as their children. Moica/Micha went by Vannice in the later baptisms.
Children of MOICA VAN HISE and JOHN SCHENCK are:
i. ANNA3 SCHENCK, b. 10 Oct 1798, near Freehold, Monmouth
Co., NJ; d. before 1801.
ii. ANNA MARIA SCHENCK, b. 21 Sep 1800, near Freehold, Monmouth Co., NJ.
iii. ELEANOR SCHENCK, b. 24 Oct 1802, near Freehold, Monmouth Co., NJ.
iv. WILLIAM VANNICE SCHENCK, b. 21 Nov 1804, near Freehold, Monmouth Co.,
NJ.
v. JOHN L. SCHENCK, b. 06 Mar 1807, near Freehold, Monmouth Co., NJ.
vi. GARRET SCHENCK, b. 14 Aug 1809, near Freehold, Monmouth Co., NJ.
vii. GERTRUDE SCHENCK, b. circa 1810, NJ.
viii. AARON SCHENCK, b. circa 1811, NJ.
ix. SANUEL SCHENCK, b. 1812, NJ.
x. DANIEL SCHENCK, b. 03 Jun 1812, near Freehold, Monmouth Co., NJ.
xi. JAMES VANNICE SCHENCK, b. 08 Jan 1817, near Freehold, Monmouth Co.,
NJ.
ABRAHAM VAN HISE of Burlington Co., NJ
ABRAHAM VAN HISE was listed in the 1793
military census of Northampton, Burlington, NJ,[49]
so born between 1748 and 1775.
Child of Abraham Van Hise
1. i. probably OKEY VAN HISE, b. bet. 1770 - 1780, NJ; d. after 1830.
Generation No. 2
1.
OKEY1 VAN HISE was born bet. 1770 - 1780 in NJ, and died
after 1830. He is probably the Oakey VanKise
listed in the 1830 census of Little Egg Harbor, Burlington, NJ
Child of OKEY VAN HISE is:
1. i. JOSEPH2 VAN HISE, b. circa 1805, NJ.
Generation
No. 3
1. JOSEPH1 VAN HISE was born circa 1805 in NJ. He married (1) UNKNOWN. He married (2) RACHEL FALKENBERG 21 Oct 1850.[50] He is listed in the 1840 census of Little Egg Harb Twp, Burlington, NJ. Nothing was found in Burlington Deeds for Abraham, Okey or Joseph.
Child of JOSEPH VAN HISE and UNKNOWN is:
i. SON2 VAN HISE, b. circa 1838, NJ.
ABRAHAM VAN HISE of NJ and Pickaway, OH.
ABRAHAM VAN HISE was born circa
1765 in NJ, and died before 01 Jun 1827 in Pickaway, OH. He married UNKNOWN.
[3] Combined History of Shelby and Moultrie Counties, Illinois (1881, pp.193-4)
(per http://www.edenmartin.com/counties/sullivan.htm#P):
"James Harrison VanHise ... On his father's side he is of low Dutch descent.
His ancestors emigrated from Holland and settled in New Jersey at an early period.
His grandfather was named Abraham Vanhise. He was born in New Jersey, and resided
in that state during the Revolutionary war. During that war he served in the Continental
army as wagon master, and thus did his part toward securing the independence of
the thirteen colonies. After the Revolution he moved to Virginia, and settled in
the Shenandoah valley."
He appears in the tax records from 1828 through 1830.
Children
of ABRAHAM VAN HISE and UNKNOWN are:
1. i. JAMES2 VAN HISE, b. circa 1789, VA; d. after 1849.
ii. MARTHA VAN HISE, b. circa 1793, VA; d. 11 Mar 1843, Piatt Co., IL;
m. JOHN WINSTEAD.
iii. CATHERINE VAN HISE, b. 26 Aug 1796, VA; d. 21 Aug 1871, Ottawa, La
Salle, IL; m. JOHN LLOYD, 28 Aug 1817, Pickaway, OH.
iv. ELIZABETH VAN HISE, b. circa 1797, VA; d. before 1836, OH; m. WILLIAM
WINSTEAD, 17 Dec 1817, Pickaway, OH.
v. POLLY VAN HISE, m. WILLIAM ELSEY.
Generation No. 2
1.
JAMES2 VAN HISE (ABRAHAM1) was born circa
1789 in VA and died after 1849. He married
NANCY WINSTEAD. She was born circa 1793 in
VA and died after 1849.
1850 Census Clear Creek, Fairfield, OH
possible 1810 census Charles City, VA: James Vanyhs (index Vanyres) married, 16-26,
but it is not in the Shenandoah Valley.
Children
of JAMES VAN HISE and NANCY WINSTEAD are:
i. THOMAS3 VAN HISE, b. 1812, VA.
ii. JAMES HARRISON VAN HISE, b. 1814, VA; m. SARAH UNKNOWN; b. 1817, OH.
iii. MARY ANN VAN HISE, b. 1816, OH.
iv. MATILDA J. VAN HISE, b. circa 1818, OH.
v. prob. LUCINDA VAN HISE, b. 1820, OH; d. 25 Nov 1903, Omaha, NB; m.
JACOB CONRAD; b. 1812, OH.
vi. DAVID VAN HISE, b. 1822, OH.
vii. MARTHA VAN HISE, b. 1828, OH.
viii. ARTEMESIA VAN HISE, b. 1831, OH.
CATHERINE VAN HISE of Amwell, NJ and Luzerne, PA
CATHERINE1 VAN HISE was
born 21 Oct 1765 in NJ, and died 16 Dec 1842 in Black Creek, Luzerne, PA. She married PHINEAS SMITH 04 Mar 1788 in Amwell,
Hunterdon, NJ. She was supposedly born in
Monmouth, NJ.
Children of CATHERINE VAN HISE and PHINEAS SMITH are:
i. MARTHA2 SMITH, b. circa 1788, NJ; m. JOHN MILLER.
ii. SAMEUL SMITH, b. 1789, NJ; d. 1864, Berwick, Columbia, PA; m. JANE
ENGLE.
iii. MARY SMITH, b. circa 1791, NJ; d. 27 Mar 1856, Conyngham, Luzerne,
PA; m. JOHN CROWLEY.
iv. JOHN SMITH, b. 1793, NJ; d. 25 Jul 1845, Black Creek, Luzerne, PA;
m. EVE ENGLE.
v. CATHERINE SMITH, b. 1794, NJ; d. 04 Apr 1873, PA; m. DANIEL SHELLHAMER.
vi. ABRAHAM SMITH, b. 1797, NJ; d. 26 Sep 1876, PA; m. CATHERINE MCMURTRIE.
vii. HANNAH SMITH, b. 1808, NJ; d. 25 Aug 1889, PA; m. PHILIP COOL.
CHARITY VAN HISE of Ocean, NJ.
CHARITY` VAN HISE was
born 1766 in NJ, and died 1841 in Jackson, Ocean, NJ. She married JOHN TRUAX. He was born 1754, and died Dec 1837 in Jackson,
Ocean, NJ.
Child of CHARITY VAN
HISE and JOHN
TRUAX is:
i. JANE2 TRUAX, b. circa 1790; d. 31 Aug 1858, Jackson, Ocean,
NJ; m. LEWIS HOLMAN; b. circa 1785; d. 11 Aug 1870, Jackson, Ocean, NJ.
JAMES VAN HISE of Hunterdon, NJ.
JAMES1 VAN HISE was born
circa 1780 in NJ. He married NEELTJE HARDENBROECK.
Child of JAMES VAN HISE and NEELTJE HARDENBROECK is:
i. HENRY2 VAN HISE, b. 24 Dec 1803, near Readington, NJ.
WILLIAM VAN HISE of New Jersey and Butler, OH
WILLIAM1 VAN HISE was
born 29 Sep 1780 in NJ, and died 19 Jul 1850 in Butler, OH.[51] He married RACHEL HEGEMAN. She was born 04 Mar 1779 in NJ, and died 11 Apr
1850 in Butler, OH.[52] It is possible that Rachel Hegeman and Rachel
Sutton, who married a William Van Hise in 1804 are the same person.
As noted earlier, William Van Hise may be the brother of Okey Van Hise, who
moved to the same township by 1820.
He may be the William Van Hise who witnessed a deed of Okey and Ann Van Hise of South Brunswick, NJ on 5 Jan 1804. He
was of South Brunswick, NJ on 2 Mar 1808, when he purchased the land in West
Windsor which he later was the mortgagor to Matthew Rue on 11 Dec 1811 for a lot of land in West
Windsor, NJ, bordering land of Benjamin Atchley.[53] On 26 Dec 1811, he and Rachel, of West Windsor,
sold in West Windsor to Jediah Applegate.[54] He was the mortgagor for 5 lots (one bordering
land of Benjamin Atchley) on 18 May 1814,[55]
where it notes he sold land to Nathaniel Roe (possibly his brother-in-law) on 28 May 1813. In early 1815 (day & month not given) William and
Rachel Van Hise of Middlesex sold three lots of land to Abraham Van Hise of the
same county, acknowledged 28 Mar 1815[56] One of the lots bordered Nathaniel Roe.
The above records could apply to William Van Hise and Rachel Sutton, who married
at Cranbury in 1804, see above, as there are no indications in the deeds as to which
couple they belong. However, since there
is lots of activity before mid-1815, but none after a purchase by William Van Hise
and Rachel Hegeman in OH in mid-1815 (see below), I believe these records belong
to them. Given Rachel Hegeman’s age at the
birth of her first child at 25, It is possible she was previously married to a man
named Sutton, and Rachel Hegeman and Rachel Sutton are the same person.
On 7 Jul 1815 he purchased land from Benjamin Larew of Butler Co., OH[57]. It does not say where William was residing at
the time. He is listed in the 1820 census
of Liberty (later Union) Twp., Bulter, OH. On 12 Aug 1825 he was of Butler Co., OH when he purchased land in Switzerland Co., IN.
Children of WILLIAM VAN HISE and RACHEL HEGEMAN are:
1. i. JAMES2 VAN HISE, b. 16 Sep 1804, NJ; d. 21 Jun 1873, Butler,
OH.
ii. HANNAH VAN HISE, b. circa 1806, NJ; m. DANIEL AVY, 30 Jul 1829, Butler,
OH.
2. iii. WILLIAM VAN HISE, b. 1807, NJ.
3. iv. JOHN VAN HISE, b. circa 1809, NJ; d. 25 Aug 1882, Pisgah, Butler,
OH.
4. v. PHEBE VAN HISE, b. 1812, NJ; d. 1852.
5. vi. JOSEPH TOTTEN VAN HISE, b. 27 Mar 1814, NJ.
vii. MARY VAN HISE, b. 1817, OH; prob. m. WILLIAM AYDOLETTE, 02 Jan 1838.
6. viii. OKEY VAN HISE, b. Oct 1819, OH; d. 1880, West Chester, OH.
7. ix. NEHEMIAH VAN HISE, b. 1822, OH; d. 1911.
Generation No. 2
1.
JAMES2 VAN HISE (WILLIAM1) was born 16
Sep 1804 in NJ, and died 21 Jun 1873 in Butler, OH. He married ELIZABETH HULZ 31 Dec 1840 in Butler,
OH. She was born 1823 in OH.
Children of JAMES VAN HISE and ELIZABETH HULZ are:
i. RACHEL3 VAN HISE, b. 1842, OH.
ii. LEWIS VAN HISE, b. 1848, OH.
iii. JOSEPH VAN HISE, b. 12 Oct 1861, West Chester, OH.
2. WILLIAM2 VAN HISE (WILLIAM1)
was born 1807 in NJ. He married JANE UNKNOWN. She was born 1809.
Children of WILLIAM VAN HISE and JANE UNKNOWN are:
i. LYDIA3 VAN HISE, b. 1832, OH.
ii. EMILY VAN HISE, b. 1837, OH.
iii. LEORADAS VAN HISE, b. 1840, OH.
iv. HANNAH VAN HISE, b. 1845, OH.
v. BENTON VAN HISE, b. 1849, OH.
3. JOHN2 VAN HISE (WILLIAM1)
was born circa 1809 in NJ, and died 25 Aug 1882 in Pisgah, Butler, OH. He married ESTHER CARVER 09 Aug 1840 in Butler,
OH.
Children of JOHN VAN HISE and ESTHER CARVER are:
i. SARAH3 VAN HISE, b. 1841, OH; m. JAMES B STEPHENSON; b.
1836.
ii. YONTHA VAN HISE, b. 1844, OH.
iii. WILLIAM J. VAN HISE, b. 1846, OH.
iv. JAMES ALBERT VAN HISE, b. 1848, OH.
v. ELVI JANE VAN HISE, b. 1850, OH; d. 1851.
vi. GEORGE VAN HISE, b. 1852, OH; d. 1907.
vii. MARY ELIZABETH VAN HISE, b. 1854, OH; d. 1931.
viii. REBECCA VAN HISE, b. 1856, OH; d. 1886.
4. PHEBE2 VAN HISE (WILLIAM1)
was born 1812 in NJ and died 1852. She married
JARED PARISH 01 Dec 1831 in Butler, OH. He
was born 1805 and died 1870.
Children of PHEBE VAN HISE and JARED PARISH are:
i. SARAH3 PARISH, b. 1835.
ii. BELINDA PARISH, b. 1837.
iii. HANNAH PARISH, b. 1840.
iv. OKEY VAN HISE PARISH, b. 16 Oct 1844, West Chester, OH; d. 10 Jan
1921.
v. PHEBE PARISH, b. 1845.
vi. MARGARET PARISH, b. 1848.
vii. ALICE PARISH, b. 1852.
viii. EMMA PARISH, b. 1850.
5. JOSEPH TOTTEN2 VAN HISE (WILLIAM1)
was born 27 Mar 1814 in NJ. He married ELIZABETH
AYDELOTTE 14 Nov 1852. She was born 1812.
Child of JOSEPH VAN HISE and ELIZABETH AYDELOTTE is:
i. BENTON3 VAN HISE, b. 1853.
6. OKEY2 VAN HISE (WILLIAM1)
was born Oct 1819 in OH, and died 1880 in West Chester, OH. He married ELEANOR MONTANGE 05 Jun 1841 in Butler,
OH, daughter of THOMAS MONTAYNE and ELIZABETH MYERS. She was born 1821 in OH, and died 1883 in Butler,
OH.
Children of OKEY VAN HISE and ELEANOR MONTANGE are:
i. OLIVE J.3 VAN HISE, b. 1843, OH.
ii. WILLIAM F. VAN HISE, b. 1845, OH.
iii. SILAS F. VAN HISE, b. 1847, OH.
iv. JAMES P. VAN HISE, b. 1852, OH.
v. ALICE M. VAN HISE, b. 1854, OH.
vi. ENES E. VAN HISE, b. 1857, OH.
vii. CHARLES VAN HISE, b. 1859, OH.
7. NEHEMIAH2 VAN HISE (WILLIAM1)
was born 1822 in OH and died 1911. He married
ELIZABETH UNKNOWN. She was born 1824 in OH.
Child of NEHEMIAH VAN HISE and ELIZABETH UNKNOWN is:
i. BENJAMIN F.3 VAN HISE, b. 1849, OH.
BENJAMIN VAN HISE of New Jersey and New York City
BENJAMIN1 VAN HISE was
born circa 1781 in NJ and died aft. 1840.
He married MARY SUTPHEN 09 Mar 1806 in Presbyterian Church of Cranbury, NJ,
daughter of RICHARD SUTPHEN and UNKNOWN.
The family was living in NYC, NY in the 1820 census.
born
Richard S Vanhise 1840 New York Ward 9, NY 3 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 / 1 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 1800-1810
Benj Vanhise 1840 New York Ward 14, NY 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 / 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 1780-1790
Possibly Benjamin Van Hice (Hire), age 62 in NYC, Ward 7 in 1850, b NJ, wife Catherine
b NY Age 61.
Children
of BENJAMIN VAN HISE and MARY SUTPHEN are:
1. i. RICHARD SUTPHEN2 VAN HISE, b. 08 Dec 1806, near Cranbury,
NJ; d. 22 Jan 1844, NYC, NY.
ii. MARGARET VAN HISE, b. 09 Jun 1811, near Cranbury, NJ.
iii. CATHERINE VAN HISE, b. 31 Dec 1812, near Cranbury, NJ.
iv. MARY VAN HISE, b. 26 Apr 1814, near Cranbury, NJ.
v. BENJAMIN VAN HISE, b. 27 Nov 1814, near Cranbury, NJ.
vi. EMMALINE VAN HISE, b. 27 Oct 1819, NJ.
2. vii. DANIEL DAVISON VAN HISE, b. 09 Oct 1820, NY; d. 02 Feb 1893, Brooklyn,
NY.
Generation No. 2
1.
RICHARD SUTPHEN2 VAN HISE (BENJAMIN1)
was born 08 Dec 1806 in near Cranbury, NJ, and died 22 Jan 1844 in NYC, NY. He married SARAH UNKNOWN. She was born 1803 in NY and died aft. 1870.
Richard S Vanhise 1840 New York Ward 9, NY
3 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 / 1 0 2 0 0 2 0 0
1800-1810
Benj Vanhise 1840 New York Ward 14, NY 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 / 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 1780-1790
Children
of RICHARD VAN HISE and SARAH UNKNOWN are:
i. DAUGHTER3 VAN HISE, b. circa 1828.
ii. DAUGHTER VAN HISE, b. circa 1830.
iii. SON VAN HISE, b. circa 1833.
iv. WILLIAM VAN HISE, b. 1835, NY; d. 04 Apr 1901, Brooklyn, NY; m. SARAH
R. UNKNOWN; b. 1840, NY.
No Children in 1870 Census
v. JOHN VAN HISE, b. 1837, NY; d. after 1860.
vi. SON VAN HISE, b. circa 1839, NY.
vii. DAUGHTER VAN HISE, b. circa 1840, NY.
2. DANIEL DAVISON2 VAN HISE (BENJAMIN1)
was born 09 Oct 1820 in NJ, and died 02 Feb 1893 in Brooklyn, NY. He married SARAH ANN REID, daughter of RICHARD
REID and BUCHIA UNKNOWN. She was born circa
1825 in NJ, and died 30 Jan 1899 in Brooklyn, NY. His death record is indexed under Daniel D Vanlisse.
Children
of DANIEL VAN HISE and SARAH REID are:
i. RICHARD3 VAN HISE, b. 1845, NJ.
ii. BERSHEBA VAN HISE, b. 1847, NJ.
iii. MARY VAN HISE, b. 1850, NJ.
iv. DANIEL DAVISON VAN HISE, b. 26 Nov 1853, South Brunswick, Middlesex,
NJ; m. LENA OUTCALT, 30 Apr 1888, New Brunswick, Middlesex, NJ; b. circa 1861, NJ.
v. EMELINE VAN HISE, b. circa 1854, NJ.
vi. JOSEPH VAN HISE, b. circa 1858, NJ.
ANNA VAN HISE of Ocean, Monmouth, NJ.
ANNA1 VAN HISE was born
26 Nov 1781 in NJ, and died 22 Jul 1826 in Ocean, Monmouth, NJ. She married JOSEPH PERRINE 15 May 1804 in Monmouth,
NJ, son of DANIEL PERRINE and SARAH HOLMAN.
He was born circa 1778, and died 28 Nov 1855 in Cassville, Ocean, NJ.
Stone: Joseph Perrine, died 11/28/1855 age 77 years. Stone adjacent to wife Anna
Vanhise Perrine, Isaac & Sarah Perrine.
Children of ANNA VAN HISE and JOSEPH PERRINE are:
i. ISAAC2 PERRINE, b. 28 Dec 1803, NJ; d. Dec 1835, Jackson,
Ocean, NJ.
ii. SARAH PERRINE, b. 1805, NJ.
iii. MARY PERRINE, b. 1807, NJ.
iv. CHARITY PERRINE, b. 1808, NJ.
v. JOHN PERRINE, b. 1810, NJ.
vi. EUPHEMIA PERRINE, b. 1812, NJ.
vii. LYDIA ANN PERRINE, b. 1814, NJ.
viii. ETNEY PERRINE, b. 1816, NJ.
UNKNOWN VAN HISE of Monmouth, NJ
UNKNOWN VAN HISE was born bef. 1780 in
NJ. This family is based on a family tree
online.[58] I have not proved they are part of the same family.
Children of UNKNOWN VAN HISE are:
1. i. CAROLINE2 VAN HISE, b. 11 Dec 1800, NJ; d. 24 Aug 1880.
2. iii. JOHN H. VAN HISE, b. 1806, NJ.
Generation No. 2
1.
CAROLINE2 VAN HISE (UNKNOWN1) was born
11 December 1800 in NJ,[59] and died 24 August 1880, and married ANTHONY WOODWARD
23 Aug 1825 in NJ. He died 8 May 1840.[60] The family is listed in the 1830 census of Upper
Freehold. She is listed in the 1840 and 1850
censuses of Upper Freehold. Her niece, Frances
Van Hise, daughter of John H. Van Hise and Jane Wilbur was living with Caroline
in the 1870 census of Trenton, Mercer, NJ.
Children of CAROLINE VAN HISE and ANTHONY WOODWARD are:
i. KESHIAH3 WOODWARD, b. 1826, NJ.
ii. ELIZABETH WILBER WOODWARD, b. 1828, NJ.
iii. HANNAH WOODWARD, b. 1829, NJ.
iv. ANTHONY WOODWARD, b. 1832, NJ, died young.
v. WILLIAM DAVIS WOODWARD, b. 1833, NJ.
vi. ANTHONY WOODWARD, b. 1835, NJ.
2.
JOHN H. 2 VAN HISE (UNKNOWN1) was born
about 1803 in NJ. He married JANE WILBUR
17 Aug 1830 in Upper Freehold, Monmouth, NJ.
She was born 1808. His family is listed
in the 1840 census of Upper Freehold, Monmouth, NJ and the 1850 census of Jackson,
Ocean Co., NJ.
Children of JOHN VAN HISE and JANE WILBUR are:
i. ANALLISA3 VAN HISE, b. 1831, NJ.
ii. HANNAH VAN HISE, b. 1834, NJ.
iii. REBECCA VAN HISE, b. 1836, NJ.
iv. JOHN VAN HISE, b. 1835, NJ.
v. GEORGE VAN HISE, b. 1840, NJ.
vi. THOMAS VAN HISE, b. 1844, NJ.
vii. ISBRON VAN HISE, b. 1847, NJ.
viii. SARAH VAN HISE, b. 1848, NJ.
ix. FRANCES ANN VAN HISE, b. 1852, NJ.
UNKNOWN VAN HISE of Monmouth and Middlesex, NJ
UNKNOWN VAN
HISE was born bef. 1780 in NJ. This family
is based on a family tree online.[61] I have not proved these children are part of the
same family, particularly Okey for whom I have no proof he ever lived in Monmouth,
NJ.
Children of UNKNOWN VAN HISE are:
1. i. OKEY2 VAN HISE, b. circa 1805, NJ.
2. ii. ABRAHAM G VAN HISE, b. 1809, NJ.
3. iii. JOHN HENRY VAN HISE, b. 1817, NJ.
1. OKEY2 VAN HISE (UNKNOWN1)
was born circa 1805 in NJ and died after 1879.
He married ELEANOR CORNELL, daughter of CORNELIUS CORNELL and JANE GILLILAND. She was born 15 Aug 1804 in NJ, and died 24 Jan
1864 in North Brunswick, Middlesex, NJ.
On 14 Apr 1836 Okey and Eleanor Van Nuis mortgaged a house and land in North Brunswick
Probable census records:
1830 North Brunswick, Middlesex, NJ
Okee Van Nuis 1 0 0 0 1 / 0 0 0 0 1
1840 North Brunswick, Middlesex, NJ
Okey Van Hise 0 1 0 1 0 1 / 0 1 0 0 0 1
1850 North Brunswick Okey Van Hyse
1860 East Brunswick, NJ Okey Van Nuis
Okey and Cornelius are living with Margaret in 1880.
Children of OKEY VAN HISE and ELEANOR CORNELL are:
i. HAMILTON3 VAN HISE, b. 1825, NJ.
ii. MARY A VAN HISE, b. 1827, NJ.
iii. CORNELIUS VAN HISE, b. 08 Mar 1830, NJ; d. 10 Aug 1897; m. CAROLINE
UNKNOWN. His death record:
VanHise, Cornelius; Gresecke, Caroline (Widow); New Brunswick, Middlesex Co.; 30
July 1874; Bk. BM : Pg. 611
. iv. MARGARET VAN HISE, b. 1834, NJ.
She married ISAAC VOORHEES VAN ARSDALEN
2. ABRAHAM2
G. VAN HISE was born 1809 in NJ. He married ELIZABETH UKNOWN.[62] She was born 1807 in NJ. The family is listed in the 1840 census of Upper
Freehold, Monmouth, NJ. The family is listed
in the 1850 census of North Brunswick, Middlesex, NJ and the 1870 and 1880 censuses
of South Brunswick, NJ. He died on 18 Dec
1886 in New Brunswick, NJ.[63]
Children of ABRAHAM VAN HISE and ELIZABETH UKNOWN are:
i. THOMAS2 VAN HISE, b. 1831, NJ.
ii. MARY VAN HISE, b. 1833, NJ.
iii. JAMES VAN HISE, b. 1834, NJ.
iv. ANDREW VAN HISE, b. 1836, NJ.
v. SARAH VAN HISE, b. 1837, NJ.
vi. JANE VAN HISE, b. 1839, NJ.
vii. CHARLES VAN HISE, b. 1841, NJ.
viii. MARGARET VAN HISE, b. 1843, NJ.
ix. ANTHONY VAN HISE, b. 1845, NJ.
x. LOUISA VAN HISE, b. 1850, NJ.
3. JOHN HENRY1 VAN
HISE was born 1817 in NJ, and died 06 Nov 1894 in Mercer, NJ. He married RACHEL SWAN on 28 Nov 1841 in Monmouth
Co., NJ.[64] She was born 1821 and died on 6 Dec 1886. Mary A. Van Hise living with them in 1850, age
56. The family was living in Middletown,
Monmouth, NJ in the 1850 through 1880 censuses.
Children of JOHN VAN HISE and RACHEL SWAN are:
i. ELIZA2 VAN HISE, b. 1845, NJ.
ii. JOHN VAN HISE, b. 1847, NJ.
iii. STEPHEN VAN HISE, b. 1849, NJ.
iv. HENRY VAN HISE, b. 1851, NJ.
v. SARAH VAN HISE, b. 1853, NJ.
vi. MORGAN VAN HISE, b. 1856, NJ.
[1] David William Voorhees,
Records of the Reformed Dutch Church of Flatbush, Kings County, New York, Vol 1,
p. 313.
2 The Documentary History of the State of New York arranged under direction
of the Hon. Christopher Morgan, Secretary of State, by E.B. O'Callagahan, Volume
IV, pp. 122-131.
3 Records of the Reformed Church of New Utrecht,
Long Island, RECORD 112(1981):133. Maiden
names in brackets were added by later researchers. The witnesses for the baptism of Catryna on 23
Jun 1732 were Cornelius Van Arsdalen and Mary, his wife, who happened to be Aeltje’s
sister, confirming her parentage
4 Documents Relating
to the Colonial History of the Stat of New Jersey, Vol 32, New Jersey Calendar of
Wills, Vol 3, p. 336.
5 Carrie E. Allen, A Record of the Family
of Isaac Van Nuys of Harrodsburg, Kentucky. p. 12.
6 Records of the Reformed Church of New Utrecht,
Long Island, RECORD 112(1981):133
7 Kings Co., NY, Deeds, Vol 5, folio 123.
8 Kings Co., NY, Deeds, Vol 3, p. 341.
9, List of Freeholders of Middlesex County,
dated 14 Dec 1752, Proceedings of the New Jersey Historical Society, Third Series
(1896), Vol 1, p. 108.
10 Documents Relating to the Colonial History
of the Stat of New Jersey, Vol 32, New Jersey Calendar of Wills, Vol 3, p. 336.
11 Flatlands
Reformed Dutch Church (Brooklyn, New York), (Main Author) Church records FHL US/CAN
Film 888716
12 See “The Family of Jurian Hermans Juriaens/Van
Ripen and Helena Van Houten”, New Netherland Ancestry blog post for more information.
12a Genealogical Magazine of New Jersey, Records of the Harlingen Reformed Dutch Church, Montgomery Township, Somerset County, New Jersey, vol 17, p. 83; Aeltje, vol 17, p. 85; Ouke, vol 18, p. 57; Johannes, Somerset County Historical Quarterly, Six-Mile Run Church Baptisms, vol 8, p. 125
13 Genealogical Magazine of New Jersey, Records
of the Harlingen Reformed Dutch Church, Montgomery Township, Somerset County, New
Jersey, vol 15-20.
14 Documents Relating to the Colonial History
of New Jersey, Second Series, Vol 5, New Jersey Newspapers, 3 Oct 1780, p. 16
15 Accelerated Indexing Systems AIS Census Index, Pre-1790, CD 2362,
Ancestry.com
16 United
States Army Enlistments 1798-1914. Findmypast.com
17 Monmouth County Clerk, Searchable Databases,
Marriages, online at: https://archives.co.monmouth.nj.us/MarriageSearch.aspx.
18 New Jersey State Archives, Supreme Court
Case Files, searchable database online at: https://wwwnet-dos.state.nj.us/DOS_ArchivesDBPortal/SupremeCourt.aspx.
19 Documents Relating to the Colonial and
Revolutionary History of the Stat of New Jersey, Vol 34, New Jersey Calendar of
Wills, Vol 5, p. 248.
20 South Amboy was formally incorporated
as a township by the Township Act of 1798 on February 21, 1798. Over the next 90
years, portions split off to form Monroe Township (April 9, 1838), Madison Township
(March 2, 1869; later renamed Old Bridge Township) and Sayreville Township (April
6, 1876; later Borough of Sayreville).
21 Middlesex County New Jersey Deeds Book
1, p. 613.
22 Presbyterian Church of Cranbury, NJ, records:
The names below are of those who pledged money for the purpose of building the first
church. The subscription was begun in 1785, and its object was attained in 1788:
23 Middlesex Co., NJ Deeds, bk 2, p. 316.
24 New Jersey State Archives, Supreme Court
Case Files, searchable database online at: https://wwwnet-dos.state.nj.us/DOS_ArchivesDBPortal/SupremeCourt.aspx Case# 36223
25 "New Jersey Deaths and Burials, 1720-1988",
database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:FZPL-9XV : 19 January
2020), Peter Van Hise, 1865.
26 Accelerated Indexing Systems AIS Census Index, Pre-1790, CD 2362,
Ancestry.com.
27 Middlesex Co., NJ, Deeds, vol 21, p. 19.
28 New Jersey Archives, Colonial Marriage
Bonds, searchable database online at: https://wwwnet-dos.state.nj.us/DOS_ArchivesDBPortal/ColonialMarriages.aspx
29 Middlesex Co., NJ, Deeds, Vol 57, p. 84,
image 51.
30 Land located in Range 2, Town 3, Sec 15,
Butler Co., OH Deeds, Vol E, p. 146.
31 Union, Butler, OH Tax Assessment for 1826:
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:33SQ-GPP8-NQH?cc=1473259&personaUrl=%2Fark%3A%2F61903%2F1%3A1%3A76S3-532M
32 1860 Census of Millstone, Monmouth, NJ
33 New Jersey Deaths and Burials, https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:FZDN-F4K
34 Familysearch.org: https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LK7J-QT6
35 Familysearch.org: https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/L2QZ-V94
36 See sale of land in New Brunswick in 1816
from John and Lucretia Van Nuis to John Van Nuis, Jr., (Middlesex, NJ, Deeds, Vol
12, p. 870) and the sale of the same property by John and Christina Van Nuis in
1833 (Middlesex, NJ, Deeds, Vol 26, p.503).
The original sale was for a considerable amount of money, so he was not necessarily
their son. In the same year John and Lucretia
sold land to Peter Wyckoff, probably not related. See familysearch.org: https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/L2QZ-V94
37 Middlesex Co., NJ Deeds, bk 2, p. 316.
38 Middlesex Co., NJ Deeds, vol 5, p. 361. image 191
39 Middlesex Co., NJ Deeds, Vol 5, p. 917
40 Middlesex Co., NJ Deeds, vol 11, page 294, image
172
41 http://www.westchesterhistoricalsociety.org/history.html
42 Familysearch.org: https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/L2QZ-V94.
43 Middlesex Co., NJ Mortgages, Vol 9, p.
505.
43a Eighteenth Century
Freeholders in New Jersey, Monmouth County, Upper Freehold, Genealogical
Magazine of New Jersey, Vol 17, p. 65.
44 Franklin Ellis, History of Monmouth County, New Jersey,
Upper Freehold Township, p. 614.
45 New Jersey Rateables 1778-1780 [Upper
Freehold], by Stryker-Rodda, Kenn, Genealogical Magazine of New Jersey, Vol 50,
issue 2, Year: 1975-May, pages 81-94.
46 Ye Olde Yellow Meeting House, Crosswicks Church Records,
p. 161, online at: https://sites.google.com/view/old-yellow-meeting-house/historical-information?authuser=0, link
not working as of 15 Dec 2021.
47 Monmouth County, NJ Deeds, Vol V, p. 270
48 A History of Monmouth and Ocean Counties,
by Edwin Salter, p. lxi.
49 New Jersey in 1793, by James Norton, Salt
Lake City, UT, 1973, p. . Parts of Northampton
were taken to form Little Egg Harbor in 1840.
50 New Jersey Archives, Marriage Records,
1848-1878, searchable database online at: https://wwwnet-dos.state.nj.us/DOS_ArchivesDBPortal/Marriage1867.aspx Vanhise, Joseph (Widower)m, Falkenberg, Rachel,
Camden, Camden Co. on 21 Oct 1850, Bk. F: p. 211.
51 Findagrave.com: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/183852757/william-vanhise
52 Findagrave.com: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/183852262/rachel-vanhise
53 Middlesex Co., Mortgages, Vol 9, p. 300.
54 Middlesex Co., NJ Deeds, Vol 9, p. 877.
55 Middlesex Co., NJ, Mortgages, Vol 10,
p. 110.
56 Middlesex Col, NJ, Deeds, Vol 12, p. 372.
57 Butler Co., OH Deeds, Vol E, p. 146
58 Familysearch.org: https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/G7G5-4QJ.
59 Familysearch.org: https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/9S1G-Z1C
60 Familysearch.org: "New Jersey Deaths and Burials, 1720-1988",
database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:FZW1-QZJ : 19 January
2020), Anthony Woodward, 1840.
61 Familysearch.org: https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/G7RR-5HF
62 Monmouth County Clerk, Searchable Databases,
Marriages, online at: https://archives.co.monmouth.nj.us/MarriageSearch.aspx.
63 Familysearch.org: "New Jersey
Deaths and Burials, 1720-1988", database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:FZDY-789
: 19 January 2020), Abram G. Van Hise, 1886.
64 Monmouth County Clerk, Searchable Databases,
Marriages, online at: https://archives.co.monmouth.nj.us/MarriageSearch.aspx
