Sixth Generation (Continued)
Family of John Buckalew , Sr. (74) & Mary Ann Allen

271. Peter Buckalew. Born about 1752. Peter died on 28 December 1810; he was 58. Buried in Buckelew Burying Ground, New Brunswick TWP, Middlesex Co., NJ.

NJ Marriage Bonds; FHLC 0888701-0888710, Vol. B (888701) #804; Peter BUCKELEW and Abraham BUCKELEW, both of the County of Middlesex... [bound to]... William LIVINGSTON... Governor... 500 pounds... 3 April 1784... Certificate of Marriage between Peter BUCKELEW... and Nautchy CORNELL...[w] Robert HUDE

1795, 3 Apr; Middlesex Co., NJ Will of John "Burkerlew": Son Peter is to have the plantation, then in his possession, which his father had purchased from David Devos, after paying 2 legacies of 50 pounds each to 2 of John's daughters., p. 233.

Mil. Svc.:: On the "enrollment of the citizens of North Brunswick (NJ)" militia census, p. 222.

On 3 April 1784 when Peter was 32, he married Nautchy / Hannah Cornell, in Middlesex Co., NJ. Nautchy / Hannah died on 28 February 1802. Buried in Buckelew Burying Ground, New Brunswick TWP, Middlesex Co., NJ.

272. Frederick Buckalew. Born on 14 February 1756 in North Brunswick, NJ. Frederick died in North Brunswick, NJ, on 12 February 1825; he was 68. Buried in Old Buckelew Farm, Georges Road, NJ.

Listed in D.A.R. Patriot Index.

1795, 3 Apr; Middlesex Co., NJ Will of John "Burkerlew": Two of John's sons, Frederick & Obadiah, were to receive the homestead or plantation where their father then lived. After the father's death, the property is to be equally divided, along with 12 acres of salt meadow bought from the estate of ?Dirck Schyler, deceased. Sons Frederick & Obadiah were to "decently and comfortably maintain" their mother on the farm which they would possess after their father's death, and she was to have the "best bed, bedding and furniture.", p. 233.

Mil. Svc.:: On the "enrollment of the citizens of North Brunswick (NJ)" militia census, p. 222.

Jean Ann (Lee) Lucas provided the following from her correspondence with the DAR Patriot Index:

BARKELOW, Frederick; birth NJ 14 Feb 1756; Service NJ; Rank Pvt; Death NJ 12 Feb 1825; Patriot Pensioned Yes; Spouse Phebe Messerole. Reference Code,RXAPAAAK.

On 17 April 1795 when Frederick was 39, he married Phebe Messerole, in New Brunswick (Dutch) Reformed Church, New Brunswick, Middlesex Co., NJ.

Spelling Meserole.

They had the following children:
645 i. Mary (1797-1887)
646 ii. John F. (1796-1836)
647 iii. Lydia (~1800-)
648 iv. Phebe
649 v. Hannah
650 vi. Jane
651 vii. John
652 viii. Catherine Ann (1806-)
653 ix. Frederick (1807-1815)

273. John Buckalew , Jr. Born on 2 April 1756 in New Brunswick, NJ. John died on 26 December 1837; he was 81. Buried in Brainerd Cem., Cranbury, NJ.

The dates following pertaining to John Buckalew and his descendants are from a typed copy of a Bible record from the Genealogical Society of NJ.

Note from the owner of the Bible: As far as I know, John Manley was from New Brunswick. John Buckelew and Eleanor Manley were married Mar. 17, 1805 in Middlesex Co. Lewis C. Buckelew was a blacksmith in Freehold, NJ. Andrew S. Buckelew was born in Perrinville, NJ. Caroline Striker was daughter of Elias Stryker of Freehold, NJ. Andrew & Caroline Buckelew are buried at Old Brick Church, Marlboro.

Note by Al Stokes: John Buckelew is the son of John Buckelew and Mary Allen. This record presents only his second marriage. He was first married to Anna Manley, also a daughter of John and Charity Manley. John and both wives are buried in Brainerd Cemetery in Cranbury, NJ. The Manleys attended the Six Mile Run Reformed Church where their children were baptised. Anna on Jan. 20, 1765, and Neitye (Eleanor) on Sept. 6, 1767. The tombstone for Eleanor in the Cranbury graveyard is misleading. It reads "died Feb. 14, 1845, aged 71 years, 5 months and 5 day." Other stones read "John Buckelew died Dec. 26, 1837 in 82nd year" and "Anna Manley, wife of John Buckelew died Sept. 26, 1804 in 40th year." The baptism of three children of John and Anna Manley Buckelew are recorded at the Dutch Reformed Church in New Brunswick on Mar. 30, 1794, namely John Manley Buckelew, Peter Buckelew and Richard Manley Buckelew.

"Peter BUCKELEW, John BUCKELEW, and Richard BUCKELEW were all born in New Brunswick, NJ and were all baptized at the Dutch Reformed Church in New Brunswick on 30 Mar 1794. Richard BUCKELEW married Sarah JOHNSON, daughter of Abraham JOHNSON and Mary __________ of Freehold, Monmouth County, NJ."

1795, 3 Apr; Middlesex Co., NJ Will of John "Burkerlew": Son John was to receive five pounds York currency one year after his father's death., p. 233.

About 1787 when John was 30, he first married Anna Manley, daughter of John Manley & Charity. Born on 4 January 1764 in New Brunswick, NJ. Anna died on 26 September 1804; she was 40. Buried in Brainerd Cem., Cranbury, NJ.

--Other Fields
Christen: Date: 20 JAN 1765 Place: 6 Mi. Run RefCh

They had the following children:
654 i. Peter (1788-1866)
655 ii. John Manley (1790-1832)
656 iii. Richard Manley (1793-1882)

On 17 March 1805 when John was 48, he second married Eleanor Neitye Manley, daughter of John Manley & Charity, in Middlesex Co., NJ. Born on 20 August 1767. Eleanor Neitye died on 14 February 1845; she was 77. Buried in Brainerd Cem., Cranbury, NJ.

Sister of Anna, John's first wife.

--Other Fields
Christen: Date: 6 SEP 1767

They had the following children:
657 i. Lewis Crummeline/Cromline (?) (1805-1852)
658 ii. Anna Ellen (1809-1829)

274. Abraham Buckalew. Born about 1757.

1795, 3 Apr; Middlesex Co., NJ Will of John "Burkerlew": Son Abraham was to be given the land then in his possession, part of which his father purchased from Col. John Neilson/Heilson and part from Cornelieus Cornell, deceased. Abraham was also to have 2 and 1/2 ac. of salt meadow bought from Lucas ?Doorhus., p. 233.

Mil. Svc.:: On the "enrollment of the citizens of North Brunswick (NJ)" militia census, p. 222.

On 26 June 1806 when Abraham was 49, he married Eliza Provost, in Middlesex Co., NJ.

275. Obadiah Buckalew. Born on 8 July 1766. Obadiah died on 12 March 1847; he was 80. Buried in Van Lieu Cem., North Brunswick, NJ/Old Buckelew Farm, Georges Road, NJ.

1795, 3 Apr; Middlesex Co., NJ Will of John "Burkerlew": Two of John's sons, Frederick & Obadiah, were to receive the homestead or plantation where their father then lived. After the father's death, the property is to be equally divided, along with 12 acres of salt meadow bought from the estate of ?Dirck Schyler, deceased. Sons Frederick & Obadiah were to "decently and comfortably maintain" their mother on the farm which they would possess after their father's death, and she was to have the "best bed, bedding and furniture.", p. 233.

1808, Oct 19th: Along with his wife "Abigal," recorded as having joined or being members of the First Reformed Church, New Brunswick, NJ. Information provided by Douglas C. Buckelew.

And, in concert with the owner of website <http://users.wirelessfrontier.net/~acree/default.html>, Douglas C. Buckelew provided additional information about the family and descendants of Obadiah/Obediah Buckalew/Buckelew.

On 30 December 1795 when Obadiah was 29, he married Abigail Denton, daughter of Anthony Denton & Margaret Gilliland, in Middlesex Co., NJ. Born on 3 January 1770. Abigail died on 23 January 1834; she was 64. Buried in Van Lieu Cem., North Brunswick, NJ/Old Buckelew Farm, Georges Road, NJ.

They had one child:
659 i. Mary Ann (1803-1888)

276. Zachariah Buckalew. Born on 19 February 1772. Zachariah died on 7 March 1837; he was 65. Buried in Old Buckelew Farm, Georges Road, NJ.

"Of" North Brunswick, NJ.

1795, 3 Apr; Middlesex Co., NJ Will of John "Burkerlew": Son Zachariah was to have the plantation where his brother John lately lived, which plantation was bought from Jonathan Prevost. Zachariah was required first to pay two legacies of 50 pounds each to two of his sisters.

Mil. Svc.:: On the "enrollment of the citizens of North Brunswick (NJ)" militia census, p. 222.

On 27 February 1795 when Zachariah was 23, he married Phebe Bennett, in New Brunswick (Dutch) Reformed Church, New Brunswick, Middlesex Co., NJ. Born on 12 February 1774. Phebe died on 2 July 1856; she was 82. Buried in Old Buckelew Farm, Georges Road, NJ. Nickname: Fanny.

"Of" North Brunswick, NJ.

They had the following children:
660 i. Maria (1795-1881)
661 ii. Catherine
662 iii. Jane
663 iv. Peter Z. (1797-1877)

277. Hannah Buckalew. Hannah died on 3 April 1832.

IGI reference to her will, 6 Feb 1775, Middlesex Co., NJ.

1795, 3 Apr; Middlesex Co., NJ Will of John "Burkerlew": Daughter Hannah Prevost, wife of Peter, was to receive 25 pounds York currency out of the personal estate one year after her father's death., p. 233.

In 1767 Hannah first married Peter Praa Provost, son of Jonathan Provost (18 February 1722-1805) & Adriana / Areyanti Springsteen (21 August 1720-), in New Brunswick, Middlesex Co., NJ. Born on 24 April 1748. Date is baptism. At the age of <1, Peter Praa was baptized on 24 April 1748. Peter Praa died in 1831; he was 82.

The initial information that I received about the issue of Peter Praa and Hannah (Buckalew) Provost was received 15 July 2004 from Douglas C. Buckelew.

They had the following children:
664 i. John
665 ii. Mary
666 iii. Harriet
667 iv. Lasille
668 v. Hannah
669 vi. Peter Praa (1780-)
670 vii. Jonathan (1786-)

Hannah second married William Bowne.

278. Mary Buckalew.

1795, 3 Apr; Middlesex Co., NJ Will of John "Burkerlew": Daughter Mary Pettee/Petter, wife of David ?Pettee, was to get 25 pounds., p. 233.

Mary married David Pettee.

279. Elizabeth Buckalew.

1795, 3 Apr; Middlesex Co., NJ Will of John "Burkerlew": Daughter Elizabeth Messeroll, wife of John, was to be paid 50 pounds by her brother Peter one year after her father's death., p. 233.

On 7 January 1796 Elizabeth married Jonathan Meserole, in New Brunswick (Dutch) Reformed Church, New Brunswick, Middlesex Co, NJ.

280. Anne Buckalew.

1795, 3 Apr; Middlesex Co., NJ Will of John "Burkerlew": Daughter Anne Dehart, wife of John Dehart, was to receive 50 pounds from her brother Peter Buckelew when called for by her or her legal representatives., p. 233.

Anne married John Dehart.

281. Jane Buckalew.

1795, 3 Apr; Middlesex Co., NJ Will of John "Burkerlew": Daughter Jane Messeroll, wife of Nicholas, was to receive 50 pounds from her brother Zachariah Buckelew one year after John's death., p. 233.

Jane married Nicholas Messerole.

282. Lydia Buckalew.

1795, 3 Apr; Middlesex Co., NJ Will of John "Burkerlew": Daughter Lydia Bennet, wife of Peter, was to receive fifty pounds from Zachariah.. p. 233.

On 17 April 1795 Lydia married Peter Bennett, in New Brunswick (Dutch) Reformed Church, New Brunswick, Middlesex Co., NJ.

283. Margaret Buckalew. Margaret was baptized in 1st Pres Ch, Cranbury, Middlesex Co., NJ, on 3 December 1807.

1795, 3 Apr; Middlesex Co., NJ Will of John "Burkerlew": Daughter Margaret "Burcerliew was to have 100 pounds York currency, 50 upon her father's death and 50 a year later., p. 233.

284. Abigail Buckalew.

1795, 3 Apr; Middlesex Co., NJ Will of John "Burkerlew": Daughter Abigail Prevost, wife of Jonathan Prevost, deceased, is to have 50 pounds a year after her father's death., p. 233.

Abigail married Jonathan Prevost.

285. David Buckalew.

David as a son of John Buckelew is my conjecture based on his being married at the New Brunswick Dutch Reformed Church, New Brunswick, Middlesex Co., NJ, in a period of three years (1795-1797) along with four known children of John: Elizabeth, Frederick, Lydia and Zachariah (Zakariab).

On 2 March 1797 David married Ann Caywood, in New Brunswick (Dutch) Reformed Church, New Brunswick, Middlesex Co, NJ.

They had one child:
671 i. Mary Ann (~1824-1851)

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