Genealogy of Lamb Rose And Others
Genealogy of Lamb Rose And Others
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RICHARD STOUT, Jr.
THIRD GENERATION.
Richard Stout, Jr. , second child of Richard and Pene- lope Stout, was born at Middletown, N. J. , date not given.
Married prior to 1675 to Frances . Removed to Squan Beach, N. J. (prior to March 10, 1691), where he was styled a planter (Lib. D, II, East Jersey Deeds, p. 261). Here he raised a large family and was probably the father or grandfather of Rebecca and Penelope Stout, who lived in the neighborhood of Squan Beach ; Rebecca, who mar- ried John Cranm...er, and Penelope, who married Jacob Henry Falkenburg in 1731, member of the Little Egg Harbor Monthly Meeting. (See Minutes of the Meeting. ) Penelope van Princess was born at Amsterdam, Hol- land, in 1602. She married one of her countrymen, a young man whose name is not given. They came to America in the year . The vessel was stranded at Sandy Hook.
The husband died. The widow afterwards married Richard Stout. Mrs. Stout died at Middletown in East Jersey in 1712, aged no years. It is said that she was buried in the old graveyard near Holmdel, N.
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RICHARD STOUT, Jr.
THIRD GENERATION.
Richard Stout, Jr. , second child of Richard and Pene- lope Stout, was born at Middletown, N. J. , date not given.
Married prior to 1675 to Frances . Removed to Squan Beach, N. J. (prior to March 10, 1691), where he was styled a planter (Lib. D, II, East Jersey Deeds, p. 261). Here he raised a large family and was probably the father or grandfather of Rebecca and Penelope Stout, who lived in the neighborhood of Squan Beach ; Rebecca, who mar- ried John Cranm...er, and Penelope, who married Jacob Henry Falkenburg in 1731, member of the Little Egg Harbor Monthly Meeting. (See Minutes of the Meeting. ) Penelope van Princess was born at Amsterdam, Hol- land, in 1602. She married one of her countrymen, a young man whose name is not given. They came to America in the year . The vessel was stranded at Sandy Hook.
The husband died. The widow afterwards married Richard Stout. Mrs. Stout died at Middletown in East Jersey in 1712, aged no years. It is said that she was buried in the old graveyard near Holmdel, N.
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