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1 THE NEW GRETNA, N.J. LOVELANDS Transcribed from Genealogy of the Loveland Family in the United States of America from 1635 to 1895 Containing the Descendants of Thomas Loveland of Wethersfield, Now Glastonbury, Conn. Volume III, by J.B. Loveland, Fremont O. and George Loveland, Wilkes-Barre, Pa., Published by I.M. Keeler & Sons, Printers, Fremont, Ohio, FOURTH BRANCH. 1. SAMUEL 2 LOVELAND (Thomas 1 ) d in Glas., Conn., Sept. 27, 1772, in the 95th year of his age. From Prof. Hoadley, State Librarian at Hartford, Conn., who has a copy of the First Cong. Ch. Rec. of that place: Samuel Loveman m Lydia Barnard, Oct. 4, Glas. Town Records: Samuel Loveland began to beat the drum the first Sabbath in the month, which is the 6th of April, 1701 (supposed for the purpose of calling the people to meeting). Colonial Records, : At a meeting of the Governor and Council in Hartford, May 22, 1712: Resolved, that an order be given the Treasurer to pay Samuel Loveman of Glas., a soldier in Col. Whitney s Reg. in the late expedition against Canada, 3, 18s. Deed Records: Joseph Dickinson to Samuel Loveland (March 23, 1731), four acres of land with mansion house thereon standing. Samuel Loveland to his son, Charles Loveland (March 31, 1731). Samuel Loveland to Samuel Loveland, Jr. (Nov. 28, 1737), forty acres of land Samuel Loveland to John Loveland, for the love and affection I bear towards him, that he may be accommodated with land to work upon. Samuel Loveland to his daughter Beriah, wife of David Dickinson (Dec. 22, 1756). Samuel Loveland removed from this part of Glastonbury to that part which later became the northern part of the town of Marlborough. Marlborough was incorporated as a parish out of portions of Hebron, Glas. and CoIchester. The first house in this section was built by him in Fourteen subscribers hereto, inhabitants in Colchester, Hebron and Glastonbury petitioned (May 15, 1736) the General Assembly for a separate place of worship: We would humbly show to your Honors our Difficult Circumstances, our living so far from any place of the publick worship of God, some living seven, some eight miles and several of us have so weakly wives that are not able to go to any place of publick worship. They asked the privilege of hiring an orthodox minister to preach the word to and amongst us. Samuel Loveland was one of these petitioners, and Charles Loveland and Nathan Dunham signed a similar petition in On the first petition the Assembly granted the petitioners liberty to employ a minister, but did not release them from taxes for the support of the ministry in the ecclesiastical societies to which they respectively belonged. History of Hartford County. From Hartford Probate Records: Will of Samuel Loveland, approved Dec. 9, John Loveland, Executor. Gives all his movable estate to his wife Lydia, and the land lying on the east side of the High Way. Gives his son Charles five shillings; his son John five shillings; his daughter Abigal ten Pounds; his grand-daughter, Abigal Porter, six Pounds; his daughter Beriah ten shillings. Will dated 10 Jan y, Samuel Loveland at various times received his quota of the public lands from the town. The births and deaths of his children are found in the Middletown, Conn., Records. Middletown was formerly a part of Glastonbury. 2. i. Charles 3, b about 1706, m Silene. 3. ii. Samuel, b about 1709, m Rebecca Rowland. 4. iii. John, b Aug. 30, 1716, m Susannah Miller. iv. Abigal, m Porter. v. Beriah, m David Dickinson.

2 2. CHARLES LOVELAND (Samuel 2, Thomas 1 ) was b in Middletown, Conn., about 1706, m Silene. Deed Records: Samuel Loveland to his son Charles (March 31, 1731 ) - Charles Loveland and Silene, his wife, to John House, March 11, John Barnard to Charles and John Loveland, of Glastonbury, July 14, He removed to Hartford, Conn., previous to the Rev. War, as is shown by deed record. His son Charles 4 m in M., 1776, and was Corporal in Capt. Warner s company in the Rev. War. He enlisted for the war, April 25, 1777, from Hartford. He had one son, Charles 5, b in Hartford. From William A. Loveland, of Sioux City, Iowa, we have: My grandfather s name was Charles Loveland. He was b in Hartford and was the only son of his father; From Hartford he moved to Halifax, Nova Scotia. He was married three times, the second time to my grandmother, Maria Raynard, in They had five children, only one, Charles Daniel, the father of William A., married. Charles 3 Loveland probably had one other son named Samuel 4, who moved to Wooster, Mass. From William H. Loveland, of Elizabeth, N.J., we have: My Father Samuel Barnard 5 Loveland, was b in Wooster, Mass., Dec. 15, We have no positive proof that Samuel Loveland was the name of Samuel B. s father, but we are quite sure Samuel B. was Charles 3 Loveland s grandson. Children born in Hartford: i. Charles 4, m in Middletown in ii. Samuel (supposed name). Charles Loveland served in the Rev. War. See Conn. Roster, p He had only one son, Charles 5, who moved to Halifax, where he was three times married. The name of his first wife unknown. By her he had: James 6, died unmarried, lost at sea, and Sarah, married William Knock, or Nock, of Halifax. They moved to Louisville, Ky. He married 2d Maria Raynard, She died in Halifax, Had two children: Charles Daniel 6, born Nov. 15, 1815 (married Sarah A. Hunt. He graduated at a medical college in Philadelphia, Pa., practiced in Louisville, Ky., Pittsfield and Havana, Ill. At this latter place he married. His only living child, William A. 6, has a family at Sioux City), and Williain 6, lost at sea in his fifteenth year. He married 3 rd Freeman, and had Maria 6 who married Judge Charles W. Clark, of Kansas City, Mo. Samuel Loveland moved to Wooster, where he married and had a family We have been unable to identify but one son, Samuel Barnard 5, born in Wooster, Dec. 15, 1799, married there about 1820, Susan Dalerymple, who died at Wooster, Jan y, He married 2d in N.Y. City, Jan y 5, 1826, Margaret Sidmon, born in Rockland Co., N.Y., July 4, 1798, died in N.Y. City, June 12, He died there June 16, Six children: Lyman 6, born in Wooster; Susan, born in Wooster, Jan y 10, 1822, married Elias Crandell; Laura P. H., born in N.Y. City, Jan y 28, 1827, married there Nov., 1843, Jeremiah Keyser, born there Nov. 14, 1831 family; William Henry, born in N.Y. City, May 20, 1828, married there Feb y 7, 1852, Catharine Matilda Akley, born there Nov. 25, 1830 family in Elizabeth, N. J.; Samuel Hasting, born Philadelphia, Pa., March 29, 1331, died 1850, lost at sea, and Charles Blanchard, born in N. Y. City, Jan y 6, 1835 married there April 20, 1861, Sarah Julia Bergen, born Dec. 2, 1841 family in Elizabeth. 3. SAMUEL 3 LOVELAND, JR. (Samuel 2, Thomas 1 ), was b Middletown, formerly a part of Glas., Conn., about He was recorded Freeman in Deed Book 4, p. 314: Samuel Loveland to Samuel Loveland, Jr., forty acres, Nov. 23, Lyme, Conn., Records give: Samuel 3 Loveland, Jr., m Rebecca Rowland, March 6, 1735, and had Samuel, b Dec. 12, In New Jersey Roster: Samuel and Charles Loveland in the Rev. War, from Burlington Co. Glas. Deed Book: Charles Loveland, Sen., of Little Egg Harbor, N. J., executor of the last will and testament of Samuel Loveland, deceased, to Daniel Ward, one piece of forty acres; dated Nov. 1, This deed carries the New Jersey Lovelands back to Glas.. Mrs. Thomas F. Loveland, New Gretna (formerly Egg Harbor), N.J., writes: Charles and Samuel Loveland came from Conn. and settled here. From the above we conclude that Samuel 3 Volume III. Page 2

3 Loveland left Lyme for Egg Harbor after the birth of Samuel and had Charles. These two were in the Rev. War. The New Jersey Lovelands claim descent from these two brothers. 5. i. Samuel 4, b Dec. 12, 1735; m. 6. ii. Charles, m Phoebe 5. SAMUEL 4 LOVELAND (Samuel 3, Samuel 2 ) was b at. Lyme, Conn., Dec. 12, Soldier in the Rev. Army from Burlington County, N. J. Children horn in Egg Harbor (now New Gretna), N.J.: 7. i. Samuel 5 ; m 8. ii. Charles, m Sarah Grant. 7. SAMUEL 5 LOVELAND (Samuel 4, Samuel 3 ). Children born in New Gretna, N. J.: 9. i. Samuel 6, m Hannah Gale. ii. Catharine, rn Ebenezer Sooy. iii. Jemima, m Daniel Townsend. iv. Joanna, m William Adams. v. Jesse, m Elvira C. Loveland (Family 10). 9. SAMUEL 6 LOVELAND (Samuel 5, Samuel 4 ) was b in New Gretna, N.J., m Hannah Gale. Both dead. Children born in N.G.: i. James 7, m Mary Darby. They have: Melinda 8, Jesse, Joanna, Abbie. ii. Joanna, m William Ford. Have: Maurie 8, William, Mary. iii. Sarah Ann, m Thomas Winterbottom. Have: Lettice 8, Annie, Thomas. iv. Melinda, m Rufus Butterfleld. Have: Urelda 8, Frances. Jesse. vi. Benjamin, m Sarah Carter. Have: Georges, Ida, Lilly. vii. Daniel, in Hannah Gifford. Have: Leahs, Sarah, Addie, Ellis, Annie, Lewis, Frank, Beila. viii. Reuben, m Louisa Allen; in 2d Mary E. Gaskill. Have: Joseph 8, Jesse, Laura, Abbie, Ella, Benjamin, Mary Jane, Norris, Rose, Lettice, Hannah, Lida, Gussie, Della, Florence, Julia. 8. CHARLES 5 LOVELAND (Samuel 4, Samuel 3 ) was b in Egg Harbor, N. J., m Sarah Grant. Children born in New Gretna, N. J.: i. Hester 6. ii. Sarah. iii. Charlotte. 10. iv. John, m Rachel J. French. v. Charles Wesley. Volume III. Page 3

4 10. JOHN 6 LOVELAND (Charles 5, Samuel 4 ) was b at New Gretna. N. J., m Rachel J. French. They have, born at N. G.: i. Thomas F. 7, m Mary B. Loveland (Family 15.) ii.. Henry P., m Julia H. Weeks. They have: Harvey 8, Harry, Russel. iii. Marshal A., m Mary Etta Crowley. Had: Edward Kirk 8, Mary Etta, Carrie B., Rachel J., Henry P. iv. James W.; d. v. John B., b March 25, 1837, m at N. G., Jan y 24, 1864, Mary B. Hatfield, b at Egg Harbor, N.J., Oct. 3, Sea captain. Dem. Pres. Ch. They have: Jennie R. 8, b July 23, 1865 (m Sept. 1, 1887, James Kelsey); Sophia A., May 21, 1869; Lizzie, b vi. Sarah L., m Robert F. Makeen. Have: Craig 8,John and Samuel. vii. Elvira C., m Jesse Loveland (Family 7). viii. Abbie A., m Charles W. Palmer. Have: Charles W. 8, Victor, Claude, Nettie. ix. Asbury. 6. CHARLES 4 LOVELAND (Samuel 3, Samuel 2 ). We have no record of his birth. From New Jersey Roster: Samuel 4 and Charles 4 Loveland in the Rev. War, from Burlington County. From Glas. Deed Book: Charles 4 Loveland, Sen., of Little Egg Harbor, N. J., executor of the last will and testament of Samuel Loveland, deceased, to Daniel Ward, one piece of forty acres; dated Nov. 1, He m Phoebe. Children born in Egg Harbor (now New Gretna): 11. i. Charles 5, in Mary Gleason. 12. ii. John, b Aug. 9, 1771, m Martha Grant. 11. CAPT. CHARLES 5 LOVELAND (Charles 4, Samuel 3 ) sailed a brig and made foreign voyages. He in Mary Gleason. Children: 13. i. Charles 6, m Elizabeth Wilson ii. Mary, m David Monroe. iii. Abigail, m Lonsdale; m 2 nd Culpepper. iv. Elizabeth, m Clayton Kindle. v. Esther, m John Baker, of Phil., Pa. vi. Henrietta, m in Phil. vii. Catharine, m William Leek. Had: George 7, William, Mary, Catharine. 14. viii. Robert, m Carlton. CHARLES 6 LOVELAND (Charles 5, Charles 4 ) in Elizabeth Wilson. Children born in New Gretna, N.J.: 13. i. Mary 7 ; d. 15. ii. Oliver B., m Mary Jane Cramer. iii. Catharine m George W. Dubuisson. Children: Abbie 8, Catharine, Louisa, Charles, Robert, Faremene. iv. Abigail; d. v. Elizabeth, m Joseph Cale. Children: Phebe 8, Charles, Josiah. vi. Charles, m Anna Young. Children: Mary Jane 8, m William Darby; Sarah L.; Charles; Caleb C., Volume III. Page 4

5 m Annie Cramer; Abbie m Frank White; Kate, m Harrison Totten. 15. CAPT. OLIVER B. 7 LOVELAND (Charles 6, Charles 5 ) was b in New Gretna, N. J., m Mary Jane Cramer. Children born in N.G.: i. Caleb C. 8, drowned ii. Mary E., b April 25, 1837, m Capt. Thomas F. Loveland. Children: Katie M. 9, d a.6 ; Jeanie E. d a. 5. iii. Abigail, m Alfred H. Matties; family. iv. Julia A., m Henry C. Adams; family. v. Charles D., m Syrena O. Crowley; family. vi. Oliver B., m Eliza Cramer; family. vii. William Towers, m Mary E. Hickman; family. viii. Arthur T., m Maggie Crowley; family. 14. ROBERT 6 LOVELAND (Charles 5, Charles 4 ) was a miller by trade; m Canton. They had several children, but we have the names of only two: i. Charles 7, lived in Burlington Co., N. J., m and had: Oliver H 8, b June 10, 1334 (m Abbie H. Fisher. They had: Walter 9, b Oct. 9, 1858; George, b May 20, 1860, and Oliver, b July 10, i362), d Sept. 7, 1862; William; John, d; Mary, d, and Rachel. ii. Caleb, b Nov. 30, 1813, m at Vincentown, N.J., Feb y 13, 1842, Mary Ann King Themeley, b there Feb y 1,1821. Caleb Loveland died at Vincentown, N. J., Feb y 24, Children: Guy B. 8, born at Vincentown, Dec. 23, 1842, died there Dec. 19, 1871 married and had family; Thomas J. W. born at Vincentown, Oct. 6, 1844, married Dec. 31, 1865, Esther F. Roggers family; Lydia T. born July 11, 1847, married June 21, 1868, Josiah S. Houston; Anna R., b Dec. 18, 1849, married Feb y 23, 1868, Leander B. Clerenger; John M. R., born May 26, 1852, married Sept. 15, 1871, died March 13, 1874; Adelaide A. H., born Aug. 27, 1855, married April 27, 1874, Enoch W. Cooper - she died. 12. JOHN 5 LOVELAND (Charles 4, Samuel 3 ) settled in Salem County, N. J. The family record of his father states: John Loveland, son of Charles and Phoebe Loveland, was b Aug. 9, 1771, and his wife, Martha, dau. of Joseph and Susan Grant, was b April 25, They both d at Daretown, N.J.; he in 1847, she in Children: 16. i. Charles 6, b Sept. 3, 1796, m Catharine Pearce. ii. Susannah, b Sept. 22, iii. Letitia, b Oct. 24, iv. Ann, b June 25, v. Phoebe, b Nov. 30, vi. John, b Dec. 4, 1807, m Rebecca Shinn, b at Mt. Holly, N. J., June 20, He is dead. They had: Emma Curtis7, b at Freesbung, N.J., Sept. 23, 1831, m and had two children. vii. Joseph G., b Oct. 11, 1809; m. No report. viii. Hannah, b Nov. 28, 1811; d. 17. ix. William, b Sept. 10, 1813, m Rebecca Shinn. x. Hannah, b March 3, xi. Sarah, b Feb y 20, Volume III. Page 5

6 16. CHARLES 6 LOVELAND (John 5, Charles 4 ) was b at Mt. Holly, N. J., Sept. 3,1796, m at Point Pleasant, N.J., Aug. 5, 1817, Catharine Pearce, b there May 31, Both d at P. P.; he March 20, 1878; she Dec. 4, Children: 18. i. James 7, b Aug. is, 1820, m Ann E. Havens. 19. ii. John, b Feb y 15, 1823, m Catharine A. Wardell. 18. JAMES 7 LOVELAND (Charles 6, John 5 ) was born at Point Pleasant, N.J., Aug. 18, 1820, m there Sept. 3, 1848, Ann Eliza Havens, b there Nov. 10, P.O., Bay Head, N. J. Children born at P. P.: i. Frances G. 8, b March 10, 1849, d July 66, ii. Lydia Ann, b June 5,1851, m Sept. 8, 1872, Charles Osborn Pettet, b in Burrsvilie, N. J., March 24, Children b at B. H.: Willie 9, b Dec. 20, 1873, d Dec. 29, 1873; Robert Chetwood, b Aug. 16, 1877; William Thompson, b June 27, iii. Catharine, 8 May 29, 1853, d June 5,1859. iv. George Contoit, b March 12, 1855, m at P. P. April 23, 1885, Anna J. Moore, b Dec. 9, Have; Clarence 9, b at B. H., May 5, v. Charles Banks, b Sept , m May 26, 1881, Elmira Hulse, b March 29, Have: Ada Geneva 9, b at B. H., March 26, vi. James Edward, b March 4, 1859, m Aug. 26, 1880; Flora J. Brewer, b May 17, Have: Laura 9, b at B. H. vii. Mary Catharine, 8 Aug. 25, 1861, m Dec. 20, 1833,. Daniel Culver, b May 29, Have: Harry R. 9, b at B. H. viii. Alfred Sherman, b Feb y 18, 1864, m July 14, 1886, Annie F. Herbert. ix. Margaret Stout, b Feb y 9, 1868, d July 7, x. Carrie Grant, b Nov. 30, 1876, d July 7, JOHN 7 LOVELAND (Charles 6, John 5 ) was b at Point Pleasant, N.J., Feb y 15, 1823, m there Oct. 8, 1846, Catharine A. Wardell, b at Burrville, N.J, Oct. 21, He d at Bay Head, N. J., July 20, Children born at P.P. : i. Edward G. 8, b Feb y 7,1847, d Sept. 3, ii. John Edward, b July 18, 1851, m at Waretown, N.J., Feb y 27, 1876, Celestine Derby, b at Highlands, N,J., Feb y 14, Children b at B. H.: Lillie Thompson, b Jan y 30, 1877; Fred Harrington Levy, b June 25, 1879; Leander Waterbury, b March 19, iii. Caroline, b June 15, 1854, d Sept. 7, iv. Warren Nash, b July 24, 1857, d Nov.1, v. Samuel Wardell, b Dec. 20, 1860, m at P. P., Oct. 2, 1889, Jennie Devon, b Jan y 28, vi. William Treadwell, b July 19, WILLIAM 6 LOVELAND (John 5, Charles 4 ) was b at Medford, N.J., Sept. 10, 1813, m at Friesburg, N. J., Feb y 10, 1834, Rebecca Shinn, relict of his brother, John. She was b at Mt. Holly, N.J., June 20, Farmer. He d at Shirley, N. J., Aug. 3, She d there Aug. 10, Both buried in the old Pittsgrove grave yard. Children born in Cohansey, N.J.: Volume III. Page 6

7 i. Frances Ann 7, b Oct , in Lemuel Shull. ii. Theodore Henry, b Sept. 13, 1836, d Nov. 23, iii. Rebecca Willis, b Nov. 18, 1837, m 2d Win. Gentry. 20. iv. John Reeves, b Aug. 10, 1840, m Caroline C. Kates. 21. v. Robert Maclay, b March 16, 1843, m Jane Stevens; m 2d Amelia McNickols. vi. Joseph, b Nov. 4, Expressman. vii. Samuel M., b March 2,1848, d July 23, Volume III. Page 7

506 Tombstone Inscriptions, Gape May G. H., N. J.

506 Tombstone Inscriptions, Gape May G. H., N. J. TOMBSTONE INSCRIPTIONS IN THE BAPTIST GRAVEYARD AT CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE, N. J. COPIED BY MBS. EMMA 8TEELMAN ADAMS. (Continued from page 364.) Hand, Aaron,