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Family of Jacob GOLDEN and Mary DRAKE

Husband: Jacob GOLDEN (1730-1811)
Wife: Mary DRAKE (1730?-1801)
Children: Phebe GOLDEN ( -aft1811)
Ruth GOLDEN (1764-aft1811)
Isaac GOLDEN (1770-1845)
Charity GOLDEN (1774-1853)
Frances GOLDEN (1776?-aft1811)
Marriage 1763 (app) <Hopewell, Hunterdon, New Jersey> 1

Husband: Jacob GOLDEN

Name: Jacob GOLDEN
Sex: Male
Father: -
Mother: -
Birth 22 Jan 1730 Navasink, Middletown, Monmouth, NJ 2,3
Probate 16 Sep 1811 (age 81) Hopewell, Hunterdon, New Jersey
Death 31 Aug 1811 (age 81) Hopewell, Hunterdon, New Jersey 4

Wife: Mary DRAKE

Name: Mary DRAKE 5,6
Sex: Female
Father: John DRAKE (1710?-1750?)
Mother: Rachel MORGAN ( -1752)
Birth (1) 1730 (app) 1
Death 14 Aug 1801 (age 70-71) New Jersey 7
Birth (2) 1730 (app) 8

Child 1: Phebe GOLDEN

Name: Phebe GOLDEN 9
Sex: Female
Spouse: Unknown HOUGHTON ( - )
Death aft Sep 1811

Child 2: Ruth GOLDEN

Name: Ruth GOLDEN
Sex: Female
Spouse: William BARNEY ( - )
Birth 1 Mar 1764 New Jersey 10
Death aft Sep 1811 (age 47)

Child 3: Isaac GOLDEN

Name: Isaac GOLDEN 11
Sex: Male
Spouse: Amy VANNOY ( - )
Birth 29 Sep 1770 New Jersey 12
Death 15 Jun 1845 (age 74) 2

Child 4: Charity GOLDEN

Name: Charity GOLDEN 13
Sex: Female
Spouse: John BARTON ( - )
Birth 7 May 1774 New Jersey 14
Death 23 Sep 1853 (age 79) New Jersey 2

Child 5: Frances GOLDEN

Name: Frances GOLDEN 15,16
Sex: Female
Spouse: Daniel DRAKE (1758?-1800)
Birth 1776 (app) New Jersey 17
Death aft Sep 1811 (age 34-35) 18

Note on Husband: Jacob GOLDEN - shared note

Jacob Golden, the second son of Joseph, was a man of considerable prominence one hundred and twenty-five years ago, and resided on the south part of the original Golden tract, the house standing on the Trenton road, one mile west of the borough. Joseph, his father, bought the property 30 Dec 1734.(pg 43) Jacob was born before the family's arrival in Hopewell, either in Middletown, Monmouth, NJ, or during the family's stay in Middlebush, Somerset County.

 

Jacob served in the Revolutionary War. He was a Private in the Continental Army, Capt Wm Tucker's Company, 1st Regiment, Hunterdon Co., New Jersey. (pg 38)

 

He died in 1811, and in his will, probated September 16, 1811, leaves first a legacy to his wife, Mary, and also leaves his son, John, who was his only son by his first marriage, a small legacy, stating that he had previously received his share of the estate.

 

He leaves to his son, Isaac, the homestead farm and all the personal property, he to pay legacies to his sisters in the order named, viz: Ruth Barney, Frances Drake, Charity Barton, Phebe Houghton and also a granddaughter, Elizabeth Golden.

 

He appoints his son, Isaac, sole executor, and the witnesses to the will were his neighbors, William Jewell, AmosGolden, and Ralph Drake.

 

Source: "Pioneers of Old Hopewell", Pub. Hopewell, NJ, Race & Savidge 1908 pg 43 and 64.

Note on Wife: Mary DRAKE - shared note

Mary Drake is named as the (second) wife of Jacob Golden in the LDS Ancestral File. I don't see that this is proven. There was a "Mary" named in Jacob's will, and she would have been his second wife, but no surname is indicated. All of the information about Mary Drake as the second wife of Jacob Golden is from the LDS File, and will need to be verified.

 

If Mary is, indeed a daughter of John Drake, who was the oldest son of Benjamin Drake, the son of Rev.John Drake and Rebecca Trotter, then Mary was probably born in Hopewell, Hunterdon, New Jersey. Her father, John was born there, lived near Stony Brook in Hopewell, and died there, his will being proved October 25, 1750.

Sources

1"LDS Ancestral File". AFN:1JC5-M7.
2Ibid.
3Ralph Ege, "Pioneers of Old Hopewell" (Name: Race & Savidge, 1908, reprinted by Hopewell Museum, 1963;). 43.
Text From Source: Joseph Golden, Jr of Monmouth married Jannetje Lane and removed his family to Middlebush, Somerset County for a time. He purchased his first tract at Hopewell on December 30, 1734.
New Jersey State Library, Trenton, New Jersey. Call Number: F144.H7E2 LCCN 09010388.
4Ibid. 64.
Text From Source: Jacob Golden died in 1811 and his will probated September 16, 1811.
5"LDS Ancestral File". Text From Source: File #AFN: 1JC5-M7
6Orra Eugene Monnette, "Monnette, "First Settlers of Ye Plantations of Piscataway and Woodbridge E. NJ"". 819.
Text From Source: John, the oldest child of Benjamin Drake and Mary Runyon, left a will, dated July 1, 1750--proved October 25, 1750, naming three daughters, Frances, Ruth, and MARY.
Brigham Young University Library at Provo, Utah. Call Number: F144.P68 M74.
7"LDS Ancestral File". 1JC5-M7.
8Orra Eugene Monnette, "Monnette, "First Settlers of Ye Plantations of Piscataway and Woodbridge E. NJ"". 819.
Brigham Young University Library at Provo, Utah. Call Number: F144.P68 M74.
9Ralph Ege, "Pioneers of Old Hopewell" (Name: Race & Savidge, 1908, reprinted by Hopewell Museum, 1963;). 64.
Text From Source: In his will, probated September 16, 1811, Jacob Golden names his daughter, Phebe Houghton.
New Jersey State Library, Trenton, New Jersey. Call Number: F144.H7E2 LCCN 09010388.
10"LDS Ancestral File". AFN:1JC6-VK.
11Ralph Ege, "Pioneers of Old Hopewell" (Name: Race & Savidge, 1908, reprinted by Hopewell Museum, 1963;). 64.
Text From Source: Jacob Golden, in his will probated September 16, 1811, leaves to his son Isaac the homestead farm and all the personal property.
New Jersey State Library, Trenton, New Jersey. Call Number: F144.H7E2 LCCN 09010388.
12"LDS Ancestral File". AFN:1JC6-WQ.
Text From Source: Isaac Golden Born 29 Sep 1770 Died 15 June 1845.
13Ralph Ege, "Pioneers of Old Hopewell" (Name: Race & Savidge, 1908, reprinted by Hopewell Museum, 1963;). 64.
Text From Source: In the will of Jacob Golden, probated September 16, 1811, he names his daughter, Charity Barton.
New Jersey State Library, Trenton, New Jersey. Call Number: F144.H7E2 LCCN 09010388.
14"LDS Ancestral File". AFN:1JC5-HJ.
Text From Source: Charity Golden born 7 May 1774 died 23 Sep 1853.
15Documents relating to the Colonail, Rev., and Post-Rev. History of NJ 1791-1795, "Will of Daniel Drake dated 24 Dec 1799 : Proved Jan 23, 1800". Hopewell, Hunterdon, NJ Book 38 Pg 426 File 1916J.
Text From Source: Wife, Frances, her choice of household goods; reminder of estate in trust with wife for support of children. Executor--brother-in-law, Isaac Golden
16Ralph Ege, "Pioneers of Old Hopewell" (Name: Race & Savidge, 1908, reprinted by Hopewell Museum, 1963;). 64.
Text From Source: In the will of Jacob Golden, probated September 16, 1811, he names his daughter, Frances Drake.
New Jersey State Library, Trenton, New Jersey. Call Number: F144.H7E2 LCCN 09010388.
17"LDS Ancestral File". AFN:1JC6-XW.
Text From Source: Frances Golden born abt 1776.
18Ralph Ege, "Pioneers of Old Hopewell" (Name: Race & Savidge, 1908, reprinted by Hopewell Museum, 1963;). 64.
Text From Source: Frances was named in the will of her father, Jacob Golden--proved 16 September 1811.
New Jersey State Library, Trenton, New Jersey. Call Number: F144.H7E2 LCCN 09010388.

 

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