Marritje Ryerson (F)
b. circa July 1699, d. 17 April 1774, #121017
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Relationship=2nd cousin 8 times removed of David Kipp Conover Jr..

     Marritje Ryerson was also known as Mary Ryerson. Marritje Ryerson was born on 29 July 1696 at New York City, New York County, New York. Marritje Ryerson was born circa July 1699. She was the daughter of Joris Reyerson and Anneken Schouten. Marritje Ryerson married Gov. John Reading, son of Col. John Reading and Elizabeth (Unknown), on 30 November 1720. Marritje Ryerson died on 11 April 1774 at Hunterdon County, New Jersey. She died on 17 April 1774 at Amwell Twp., Hunterdon County, New Jersey.

Hannah Miller (F)
b. 12 February 1792, d. 26 June 1864, #121019
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Relationship=3rd great-grandaunt of David Kipp Conover Jr..

     Hannah Miller was born on 12 February 1792 at Middlesex County, New Jersey. She was the daughter of Paul Miller and Elizabeth Holman. Hannah Miller married John I. Reid, son of John I. Reid and Margaret Taylor, on 30 January 1812 at Monmouth County, New Jersey.
Hannah Miller and John I. Reid appeared on the census of 16 August 1850 at Manalapan Twp., Monmouth County, New Jersey; real estate value 8,500.00.
Hannah Miller and John I. Reid appeared on the census of 5 July 1860 at Englishtown, Manalapan Twp., Monmouth County, New Jersey; real estate 12,000.00 personal 2,000.00. Hannah Miller died on 26 June 1864 at age 72.

Priscilla Taylor (F)
b. 3 December 1748, #121027
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Relationship=4th great-grandaunt of David Kipp Conover Jr..

     Priscilla Taylor was born on 3 December 1748 at Monmouth County, New Jersey. She was the daughter of Joseph Taylor and Anne Hankinson. Priscilla Taylor married John Alward on 14 February 1769.

Catherine Taylor (F)
b. 12 November 1753, #121028
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Relationship=4th great-grandaunt of David Kipp Conover Jr..

     Catherine Taylor was born on 12 November 1753. She was the daughter of Joseph Taylor and Anne Hankinson.

Ann Taylor (F)
b. 26 March 1756, #121029
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Relationship=4th great-grandaunt of David Kipp Conover Jr..

     Ann Taylor was born on 26 March 1756. She was the daughter of Joseph Taylor and Anne Hankinson.

Joseph Taylor (M)
b. 7 May 1758, d. 10 February 1786, #121030
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Relationship=4th great-granduncle of David Kipp Conover Jr..

     Joseph Taylor was born on 7 May 1758. He was the son of Joseph Taylor and Anne Hankinson. Joseph Taylor died on 10 February 1786 at age 27.

Thomas Hankinson Taylor (M)
b. 17 June 1760, #121031
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     Thomas Hankinson Taylor was born on 17 June 1760. He was the son of Joseph Taylor and Anne Hankinson.

Ann Brennan (F)
#121032

     Ann Brennan was also known as Ann B. She and Joseph Taylor obtained a marriage license on 28 September 1762.

John Taylor (M)
b. 9 August 1763, #121033
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Relationship=4th great-granduncle of David Kipp Conover Jr..

     John Taylor was born on 9 August 1763. He was the son of Joseph Taylor and Ann Brennan.

Johnathan Taylor (M)
b. 28 March 1770, d. 17 September 1779, #121034
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     Johnathan Taylor was born on 28 March 1770. He was the son of Joseph Taylor and Ann Brennan. Johnathan Taylor died on 17 September 1779 at age 9.

Joseph Taylor (M)
b. circa 1692, d. 8 February 1748, #121035
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Relationship=6th great-grandfather of David Kipp Conover Jr..

     Joseph Taylor was born circa 1692 at Middletown, Monmouth County, New Jersey. He was the son of Edward Taylor and Catherine (Unknown). Joseph Taylor married Margaret Clayton, daughter of David Clayton and Amy Cook, before 1723. Joseph Taylor married Eleanor Covert. Joseph Taylor married Eleanor Covert; Second Marriage Joseph. Joseph Taylor left a will on 27 August 1747 at Freehold, Monmouth County, New Jersey.

mentioned wife, Eleanor; son, Joseph; son, John, received £250; daughter, Anne Tomson, received £30; daughter, Rebecca Clayton, received £30; son, William Taylor; son, David Taylor; daughter, Mary Taylor, received £50; daughter, Margaret Taylor, received £50; daughter, Ellanor Taylor, received £50.

Executors: son, Joseph Taylor, his wife, Eleanor and his cousin Edward Taylor, of Middletown. He signed his name to the will.

He died on 8 February 1748. He was buried on 10 February 1748. He died on 10 February 1748. His estate was proved on 27 April 1748.

Margaret Clayton (F)
b. circa 1694, d. circa 1734/35, #121036
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Relationship=6th great-grandmother of David Kipp Conover Jr..

     Margaret Clayton was also known as Mary Clayton. She was also known as (Unknown) Clayton. Margaret Clayton was born circa 1694. She was the daughter of David Clayton and Amy Cook. Margaret Clayton married Joseph Taylor, son of Edward Taylor and Catherine (Unknown), before 1723. Margaret Clayton died circa 1734/35.

Eleanor Covert (F)
#121037

     Eleanor Covert married Joseph Taylor, son of Edward Taylor and Catherine (Unknown); Second Marriage Joseph.

Edward Taylor (M)
d. 1710, #121038
Relationship=7th great-grandfather of David Kipp Conover Jr..

     The claim to Royal ancestry based on a brother Matthew is a false claim. "The claim to this anciecnt pedigree rests upon the fact that Matthew Taylor who died in New York, in 1688, was thought to be the descendant of this family, and supposed to be the brother of Edward Taylor, who settled in Middletown. It is not disputed that Matthew Taylor was of this family above alluded to, but impossible to find any evidence that he was in any way related to Edward Taylor, of Middletown. The worthy Asher Taylor cites, in evedence of the kinship of these parties, a will recorded in New York, that of Matthew Taylor, dated Feb. 20, 1687/88. He claims that after appropriating ten guineas to buy his friend Manning a mourning ring, he, Matthew Taylor, will the residue of his property to his brother, Edward, residing in London......." Edward Taylor married Catherine (Unknown) circa 1678. On 1684 Edward's cattle-mark was recorded in Middletown, Monmouth County, NJ.
Edward Taylor was granted a tract of 160 acres prob Middletown on 28 December 1685. He was granted in Middletown on 27 July 1686 at Middletown, Monmouth County, New Jersey. He was granted 150 acres probably Middletown in 1687. He was granted two tracts ol land of 100 acres at Middletown on 13 February 1692 at Middletown, Monmouth County, New Jersey. He died in 1710.

Catherine (Unknown) (F)
#121039
Relationship=7th great-grandmother of David Kipp Conover Jr..

     Catherine (Unknown) married Edward Taylor circa 1678.

Edward Taylor (M)
b. 8 August 1678, #121040
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     Edward Taylor was born on 8 August 1678 at England. He was the son of Edward Taylor and Catherine (Unknown). Edward Taylor married Catherine Morford circa 1701/2. Edward Taylor left a will on 22 February 1733/34

WILL of EDWARD TAYLOR, of Shrewsbury, Mon. Co., "Yeoman, being fick & weak of Body." Dated Feb. 22, 1733-4. Proved by oath of Henry Leonard and John Nathn Hutchins, two of the wits., that at the same time the other wit. was present; before Lawrence Smyth, Surrogate, June 12, 1734.

Gives: "unto my wel-beloved fon Edward Taylor my Silver cup, after his mothers deceafe to be . . . .Enjoyed "by him his heirs . . . . ."; "unto my belbeloved Sons Edward Taylor & John Taylor . . . . that Tract . . . . "of Land that lies in Freehold and now belongs to me [(] which I formerly purchafed of John
Okefon) the fame to be equally "divided in quantity and quality alike between them . . . . their heirs . . ."; "unto my welbeloved fon "James Taylor all that Peice . . of Land belonging to me, which I purchafed of Samuel Leonard) called & known By the "name of the old place) whereon I formerly lived . . . . when he fhall be of the age of Twenty & One Years, by him "his heirs . . . . "; "unto my welbeloved Son Thomas Taylor, the one . . . . equal third part of all the "plantation whereon I now live (. . . . the whole fhall be Divided into three equal parts in quantity & quality alike) "the fame one third part to be . . . .enjoyed by him when he fhall be of the full age of Twenty & One Years by him "his heirs . . . ."; "unto my welbeloved fon Jofeph Taylor the one . . . . equal third part of the plantation "whereon I now live the fame to be . . . . enjoyed by him, when he fhall be of . . . . Twenty & One Years by "him his heirs . . . ."; "unto my welbeloved Son George Taylor the one . . . . equal third part of all that "plantation whereon I now live the fame to be . . . . enjoyed by him when he comes to . . . . Twenty & One "Years by him his heirs . . . ."; "to my fon John Taylor the Bay Mare he now rides to be . . . enjoyed by him "his heirs . . . ."; "unto my welbeloved Sons Edward Taylor, John Taylor, James Taylor Thomas Taylor Joseph "Taylor and George Taylor all my Right of propriety to unfurveyed Land, which I had of John Reid to be equally divided "between them and to be enjoyed in feveralty by them . . . . their heirs . . . ."; "if my Son James Taylor "fhould Die before he is Twenty & One Years of Age, That then what is herein by me to him Given shall be Divided "equally between my Sons Thomas, Joseph, & George, provided the said James have no ifsue Male of his body lawfully be"gotten) to be enjoyed by them their heirs . . .."; "if it fhould happen that either of my fons Thomas Joseph or "George, fhould die before . . . . they fo dying fhould be of the Age of Twenty & One Years or have ifsue Male of "the[ir] . . . . Bodies of . . . .them fo dying lawfully begotten That what is herein to him or them fo Dying given fhall "be equally Divided between the Surviving Brethren of the three, or in cafe of the Death of any two of the three . . . . "Thomas Joseph or George then the furviving Brother to have . . . . their parts . . . . what is herein to them "given the fame to be received . . . . by . . . . them as the cafe shall happen by . . . . their heirs ". . . ."; "my Dearly beloved Wife Catherine Taylor shall have . . . . the ufe . . . . of my now Dwelling "houfe, and have her Maintenance out of the profits of the plantation I now live on During the term of her natural life if "fhe fo long remain my Widow (but no longer . . . .) . . . ."; "unto my welbeloved fons Edward Taylor & "John Taylor five ews & five lambs to be taken out of my stock . . . . enjoyed by and between them as they think "proper or can agree by them their heirs . . . . alfo the two fheep they have at Crofswicks . . . ."; "unto my "welbeloved fons James Taylor, Thomas Taylor, Joseph Taylor & George Taylor each of them One Good Riding Horfe & "Saddle to be raifed . . . . out of my Eftate & given to them . . . . by my Executors as they . . . . "fhall Arrive to . . . . Twenty & one years to be . . . .enjoyed by them . . . . their heirs . . . ."; "my Executors fhall out of my Eftate give . . . . to each of my Sons James, Thomas, Joseph & George One Cow to "be . . . . enjoyed by each of them their heirs . . . ."; "to my welbeloved fon John Taylor one Gun it being "at his election to take either the Gun that was my Fathers, or that which is called (now) his Gun the fame to be . . . . "enjoyed by him his heirs . . . ."; "unto my welbeloved Daughters Efther, Sufannah & Hannah each the fum of "Twenty Shillings to be paid to each of them by my Executors in convenient time after my deceafe . . . ."; "unto "my welbeloved Daughter Catherine Taylor her riding Saddle & one good riding horfe, alfo a good Feather Bed with Cur"tains & furniture Suitable thereunto at the Difcretion of my Executors Alfo two Cows either with Calf or Calves by their "fides together with five Ews and five lambs, and Six new Chairs, Three pounds worth of Pewter & one Cheft or Trunk, all "which to be delivered to her by my Executors at or upon the day of her Marriage . . . . to be . . . . Enjoyed "by her her heirs . . . ."; "unto my welbeloved Daughter Rebecca Taylor a fide faddle & One good Riding Horfe, alfo a "good Feather Bed with Curtains and furniture fuitable thereunto at the Difcretion of my Executors, Alfo Two Cows either "with calf or Calves by their fides together with five Ews & five lambs and fix new Chairs, Three pounds worth of Pewter "and one Cheft or Trunk All which to be delivered to her by my Executors at or upon her Marriage day the same to be ". . . . Enjoyed by her her heirs . . . ."; "my welbeloved Wife Catherine Taylor fhall have ufe & enjoy all ". . . . my Moveable Eftate after Debts & Legacys paid (except fuch things & Creatures as are already called or "reputed to be or belong to my fons Edward & John) . . . .during the term of her natural life if fhe fo long remains "my Widow, but no longer . . . . and after her deceafe or entering into Wedlock which . . . . fhall first "happen . . . . the fame be equally divided between my Daughters Efther Sufannah, Hannah, Catherine and "Rebecca fhare . . . . alike as near as may be And in Cafe of Death of any . . . . of my said Daughters, then "the fhare of fuch fo dying to be given . . . . among the Children of fuch fo dying . . . . what working "Creatures or Teams ufed on the plantation with Gears Ploughs and all fort of Utenfils for the ufe . . . . to the farm "fhall be left . . . . at the time of my wifes deceafe or entering into Wedlock and the Crops of Grain then gathered "& lying by with the Crops that fhall then be in the Ground fhall be equally divided between my Sons James, Thomas, "Joseph & George, or fuch of them as fhall then be living. . share alike as near as may be . . . ."

Constitutes "my Welbeloved Wife and my loving Brothers William Taylor & Joseph Taylor, & Thomas Morphet Executrix & Executors . . . ."

"Will contained in about one fheet and a half of paper Confifting of fifty & Nine lines . . . ."

Wits.: EDWARD TAYLOR
Henry Leonard
Thomas Leonard
John Nathn Hutchins

Oath of Executors, Katherine Taylor, William Taylor, Joseph Taylor and Thomas Morphet; before William Madock, Surrogate, Mon. Co., July 10, 1734.

His estate was proved on 12 June 1734.

Catherine Morford (F)
b. after 1677, #121041

     Catherine Morford was born after 1677. She married Edward Taylor, son of Edward Taylor and Catherine (Unknown), circa 1701/2. Catherine Morford married John Ashton on 19 August 1742.

Hannah Taylor (F)
b. 16 January 1680, #121042
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     Hannah Taylor was born on 16 January 1680. She was the daughter of Edward Taylor and Catherine (Unknown). Hannah Taylor married Thomas Stillwell, son of Capt. Richard Stillwell and Mary Holmes; second marriage Thomas.

Thomas Stillwell (M)
b. 4 December 1666, d. 1758, #121043
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Relationship=1st cousin 9 times removed of David Kipp Conover Jr..

     Thomas Stillwell was born on 4 December 1666 at Gravesend, Kings County, New York. He was the son of Capt. Richard Stillwell and Mary Holmes. Thomas Stillwell married Hannah Taylor, daughter of Edward Taylor and Catherine (Unknown); second marriage Thomas. Thomas Stillwell married Alice Throckmorton on 9 April 1703 at Middletown, Monmouth County, New Jersey. Thomas Stillwell died in 1758.

George Taylor (M)
b. 16 December 1684, d. 1758, #121044
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Relationship=6th great-granduncle of David Kipp Conover Jr..

     This George generally spelled his name Talor or Talar ad did his son George. George Taylor was born on 16 December 1684. He was the son of Edward Taylor and Catherine (Unknown). George Taylor married Helena Johnstone in 1708. George Taylor resided at at original homestead, Garrets Hill two miles from Middletown, Monmouth County, New Jersey, circa 1710; he was the second to live on the original homstead succeded by his son George. He resided at at Kings Highway, Middletown, Monmouth County, New Jersey, circa 1729. He died in 1758 at Middletown, Monmouth County, New Jersey.

Helena Johnstone (F)
#121045

     Helena Johnstone resided at at South Hampton, Long Island, New York, before 1708. She married George Taylor, son of Edward Taylor and Catherine (Unknown), in 1708.

William Taylor (M)
b. 26 October 1688, d. 12 October 1767, #121046
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Relationship=6th great-granduncle of David Kipp Conover Jr..

     William Taylor was born on 25 October 1688 at Middletown, Morris County, New Jersey. William Taylor was born on 26 October 1688 at Middletown, Monmouth County, New Jersey. He was the son of Edward Taylor and Catherine (Unknown). William Taylor married Hannah Grover, daughter of Safety Grover and Mercy (Unknown), in 1708 at Middletown, Monmouth County, New Jersey. His estate was proved on 3 August 1767. William Taylor died on 12 October 1767 at Freehold, Monmouth County, New Jersey, at age 78.

Hannah Grover (F)
b. circa 1688, d. between 1740 and 1804, #121047
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     Hannah Grover was born circa 1688 at Of, Monmouth County, New Jersey. She was the daughter of Safety Grover and Mercy (Unknown). Hannah Grover married William Taylor, son of Edward Taylor and Catherine (Unknown), in 1708 at Middletown, Monmouth County, New Jersey. Hannah Grover died between 1740 and 1804.

John Taylor (M)
b. 17 June 1691, d. 1736, #121048
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     John Taylor was born on 19 June 1690. John Taylor was born on 17 June 1691. He married Sarah Hartshorne. John Taylor was the son of Edward Taylor and Catherine (Unknown). John Taylor died in 1736.

Sarah Hartshorne (F)
#121049

     Sarah Hartshorne married John Taylor, son of Edward Taylor and Catherine (Unknown).