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[Bonacker]

Let me know when you want to come here. Perhaps i can look around for some of the places you want to see. I got an extra bedroom if its needed. If you look on Google earth, I'm right where the Garden State Parkway and the Atlantic City expressway meet. Frankie

I meant to tell you that we have had very little luck trying to pinpoint properties at Great Egg Harbor prior to 1760. Don't know much more than the "plantation" was owned by Jeremiah Addoms (Adams) before my family acquired it. They were whalers from Long Island so I'm not sure what they were doing down there.

 

[oldcarman]

At 68, you're tougher than I, that's for sure. I'm getting a knee replacement, to repair a 35+ year old motorcycle injury and hope it makes getting in and out of the Z a little easier. Getting very anxious to take it down from the jackstands.

Will be going that route soon as they told me at age 45 I needed one but I worked my a$$ off keeping it going as strong as I could! Thus the sidecar. Yes, get the zed off the jack stands and cruise it! JIM

 

[FRANKIE]

Frankie, I didn't want to bother you last week. Figured you were busy. Did you survive the storm with little damage? Been wondering. I guess my friends on Long Island got slammed also.

It wasn't too bad because we got a little rain mixed in because we're near the coast. They got flooded right on the coast and Philly got nailed. Frankie

 

[t-tony]

I saw on the news that they said the storm surge at the coast was bigger than when sandy hit Frankie. Hell of a mess to clear up again. Happy to hear your ok mate.

Tony.

 

[FRANKIE]

I meant to tell you that we have had very little luck trying to pinpoint properties at Great Egg Harbor prior to 1760. Don't know much more than the "plantation" was owned by Jeremiah Addoms (Adams) before my family acquired it. They were whalers from Long Island so I'm not sure what they were doing down there.

Tried to copy this:


Jeremiah Adams
b.6 Aug 1664 Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut, United States
d.bef 16 Dec 1735 Egg Harbor, Gloucester, New Jersey, United States


Family tree▼


Parents and Siblings
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• F. John Adamsest 1637 - 1670
• M. Abigail Smith1637/38 - aft 1683

m. 24 Aug 1657

1. Rebecca Adams1658 - bef 1726
2. Abigail Adams1660 -
3. Jeremiah Adams1664 - bef 1735
4. John Addoms1666 - ABT 1750
5. Jonathan Addams1668 -
6. Thomas Addoms1671 -

Add Spouse and Children
▼Facts and Events
Name[1] Jeremiah Adams
Gender Male
Birth[2] 6 Aug 1664 Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut, United States
Living[4] 9 Feb 1696/7 Huntington, Suffolk, New York, United States
Death[3] bef 16 Dec 1735 Egg Harbor, Gloucester, New Jersey, United States

Moved to Huntington, NY with mother and step-father. On June 18, 1688, step-father John Betts conveyed part of his farm on Crab Meadow Creek in Huntington to Jeremiah. At some point, Jeremiah moved to Great Egg Harbour, where letters of administration were granted to his son Jeremiah Dec 16 1735.S3

▼References

1. ↑ Jim Adams. The Adamses of Harlem Township, Ohio, Descendents of Immigrant Jeremy Addoms of Hartford. (Jim Adams, 631 3rd St. NE, Washington, DC 20002Washington, DC 20002,1994), Chapter 4.
2. ↑ Barbour, Lucius Barnes. Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut. (Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1977).
3. ↑ Adams, Arthur. “Jeremy Adams of Hartford, CT and some of his descendants”, in The New England Historical and Genealogical Register. (Boston: New England Historic Genealogical Society), Vol 59:315-320, 1905.
4. ↑ Jeremiah Adams, in Manwaring, Charles W. A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records. (Hartford, Conn.: R. S. Peck & Co., 1904-06), 1:268.
   Adams, Jeremiah. Court Record (Vol. V) Page 125—9 February, 1696-7: I Jeremiah Adams of Huntington, Long Island, son of John Adams and gr. son of Jeremie Adams and Nephew of Thomas Greenhill, make my Brother-in-Law Edward Higby Trustee and Attorney. Witness: Mary Udal.
   

 

[FRANKIE]

I meant to tell you that we have had very little luck trying to pinpoint properties at Great Egg Harbor prior to 1760. Don't know much more than the "plantation" was owned by Jeremiah Addoms (Adams) before my family acquired it. They were whalers from Long Island so I'm not sure what they were doing down there.

What was the family name of your relative who acquired the property from Jeremiah Addoms? Frankie

I saw on the news that they said the storm surge at the coast was bigger than when sandy hit Frankie. Hell of a mess to clear up again. Happy to hear your ok mate.

Tony.

My cousin in Brigantine didn't get his house flooded but they couldn't go anywhere until the tide went down. Frankie

 

[t-tony]

didn't get his house flooded

That's good news Frankie. I bet they were relieved.

Tony.

 

[Bonacker]

Tried to copy this:


Jeremiah Adams
b.6 Aug 1664 Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut, United States
d.bef 16 Dec 1735 Egg Harbor, Gloucester, New Jersey, United States


Family tree▼


Parents and Siblings
(edit)

• F. John Adamsest 1637 - 1670
• M. Abigail Smith1637/38 - aft 1683

m. 24 Aug 1657

1. Rebecca Adams1658 - bef 1726
2. Abigail Adams1660 -
3. Jeremiah Adams1664 - bef 1735
4. John Addoms1666 - ABT 1750
5. Jonathan Addams1668 -
6. Thomas Addoms1671 -

Add Spouse and Children
▼Facts and Events
Name[1] Jeremiah Adams
Gender Male
Birth[2] 6 Aug 1664 Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut, United States
Living[4] 9 Feb 1696/7 Huntington, Suffolk, New York, United States
Death[3] bef 16 Dec 1735 Egg Harbor, Gloucester, New Jersey, United States

Moved to Huntington, NY with mother and step-father. On June 18, 1688, step-father John Betts conveyed part of his farm on Crab Meadow Creek in Huntington to Jeremiah. At some point, Jeremiah moved to Great Egg Harbour, where letters of administration were granted to his son Jeremiah Dec 16 1735.S3

▼References

1. ↑ Jim Adams. The Adamses of Harlem Township, Ohio, Descendents of Immigrant Jeremy Addoms of Hartford. (Jim Adams, 631 3rd St. NE, Washington, DC 20002Washington, DC 20002,1994), Chapter 4.
2. ↑ Barbour, Lucius Barnes. Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut. (Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1977).
3. ↑ Adams, Arthur. “Jeremy Adams of Hartford, CT and some of his descendants”, in The New England Historical and Genealogical Register. (Boston: New England Historic Genealogical Society), Vol 59:315-320, 1905.
4. ↑ Jeremiah Adams, in Manwaring, Charles W. A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records. (Hartford, Conn.: R. S. Peck & Co., 1904-06), 1:268.
   Adams, Jeremiah. Court Record (Vol. V) Page 125—9 February, 1696-7: I Jeremiah Adams of Huntington, Long Island, son of John Adams and gr. son of Jeremie Adams and Nephew of Thomas Greenhill, make my Brother-in-Law Edward Higby Trustee and Attorney. Witness: Mary Udal.

Thanks again Frankie. Actually, my brother and I have concluded our decades of research (thirty years for my brother) and our compilation is currently at the publisher. We do have the inventory from the estate of my ancestor Henry Dayton for that property, when it passed to his son David in 1760. Things get really messy because there were other David Daytons close by, at the same time. David went back to Brookhaven, NY within two years. I was just curious to see the place, wondering what kind of farm it was.