History And Genealogy of Fenwicks Colony
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305 the eldest daughter of Samuel and Maiy Purviauce, married Samuel Eakin. A Presbyterian pastor, tlieir children were Samuel, James, Ann, Susan and Johanna. The latter married Isaac Hazel- hurst ; slie died in 1809, leaving five children — Richard Hunter, Samuel, Isaac, Jr. , Andrew Purviauce and Mary. The other daugliter of Sanniel and Mary Purviauce married William P. Leigh, of Virginia. These Hunters are believed to be the de- scendants of Robert Hunter, one of the Colonial Governors of Ne...w Jersey, who held office from 1710 to 1720. The Hunters were distinguished in early history for their prominence in the pulpit, and State offices, and for their leai'uing and eloquence. Benjamin VanMeter, as before stated, married Bathsheba Dun- lap. He settled in early life on his ancestral estate, and was a useful man in his time, being a ruling elder in the Presbyterian Church at Daretown. He was the owner of a number of slaves, but becoming convinced in his own mind tliat it was an evil to hold his fellow man in bondage, he liberated all of tliem a few years before his death.
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305 the eldest daughter of Samuel and Maiy Purviauce, married Samuel Eakin. A Presbyterian pastor, tlieir children were Samuel, James, Ann, Susan and Johanna. The latter married Isaac Hazel- hurst ; slie died in 1809, leaving five children — Richard Hunter, Samuel, Isaac, Jr. , Andrew Purviauce and Mary. The other daugliter of Sanniel and Mary Purviauce married William P. Leigh, of Virginia. These Hunters are believed to be the de- scendants of Robert Hunter, one of the Colonial Governors of Ne...w Jersey, who held office from 1710 to 1720. The Hunters were distinguished in early history for their prominence in the pulpit, and State offices, and for their leai'uing and eloquence. Benjamin VanMeter, as before stated, married Bathsheba Dun- lap. He settled in early life on his ancestral estate, and was a useful man in his time, being a ruling elder in the Presbyterian Church at Daretown. He was the owner of a number of slaves, but becoming convinced in his own mind tliat it was an evil to hold his fellow man in bondage, he liberated all of tliem a few years before his death.
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