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6. Nicholas Lake (John,2 John1). Papers relating to the
settlement of the estate of John,2 now in possession of Mr. Wil-
liam B. Lake of Gravesend, state that Nicholas went to Middle-
sex County, New Jersey. We find his will of record in Somer-
set County. It is dated August 23, 1768; has a codicil dated
October 11, 1768; and was proved October 8, 1773. He mentions
his wife Mary; his eldest son Hendrick; his sons John, Jacobus,
Thomas, Nicholas, and Abraham; his daughters Eleanor, Mary,
Sarah, Jane, and Margaret. The executors named are Ryck Suy-
dam, Abraham Quick of Somerset County, and John Scheurman
and Jacob Vandike, of Middlesex County. Chamber’s “Early
Germans” states that Nicholas Lake of New Brunswick sold 345
acres of land for £427 sterling to John Abramse Van Voorhees,
who removed from Flatbush in 1738. The facts given below in
connection with each of the children are deduced from the will.
Children:
i. Hendrick. He was the eldest son, and as such he re-
ceived £10 in excess of his one-eleventh.
ii. John.
iii. Jacobus.
iv. Thomas.
v. Nicholas.
vi. Abraham.
vii. Eleanor, m. Johnson, and had John and Elizabeth, who
m. Peter Huyk.
viii. Mary.
ix. Sarah, m. Hendrick Sneider, and had Mary, m. Aaron
Hankeson, Nicholas, Christopher, Gurtze (?), and
Jane.
x. Jane, m. Hendrick Sneider after the death of her sis-
ter Sarah.
xi. Margaret, m. Cornelius Blew.
(A Genealogy of the Lake Family of Great Egg Harbour in Old
Gloucester County in New Jersey)
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4. NICHOLAS4 LAKE (JOHN3, JOHN2, RICHARD1)168,169,170,171,172 was born Bet. 1692 - 1700 in Flatbush, Kings Co., New York173,174, and died October 08, 1773 in Somerset, New Jersey175,176,177,178. He married MARY/MARIA JOHNSON179,180,181,182, daughter of HENDRICK JANSZEN and MARY MYNDERTS. She was born Abt. 1696 in New Utrecht, Kings Co., New York?183,184,185,186, and died 1783 in White Creek, Albany Co., New York187,188,189,190
1717 - First Settlers of Ye Plantations of Piscataway and Woodsridge Olde East New Jersey; Alexander Walker 1717 Overseers
Constables Nicholas Lake New Brunswick, John Collins, Robert Cammell, John Ireland, James Hude, Joseph Allison, Daniel Baker, Dunkan Cammell, William Cheeseman, William Cox, Aaron Deane, Court Van Voorhees, Andrew Anderson, John Corle, John Lake, Thomas Lake, Hendrick Lake, William Yeats, Thomas South, Jun., James Wall, William Story, John Wetherill, George Wetherill, Thomas Ashlee, Isaac Fitzrandolph, Josiah Davison, Henry Davis, John Dally, Thomas Hageman, Benjamin Maple, Thomas Van Dyck, Daniel Baley, Jacob Binge, Judiah Higgins, Aaron Longstreet, John Van Dyck, Conrad Barckaloe, Dallius Hageman, Nicholas Williamson, Reigniel Fountain, William Williamson, Cornelius Dehart, Arie Bennett, Isaac Laquere, Cornelius Cornell, Jacob Van Ander, Lafford Waldron, Nicholas Lake, Cornelius Cornell, Jun., Roeluff Van Voorhees, Gerrard Stoutoff, Jeremiah Van Derbilt, Henry Longfield, Lucas Van Voorhees, David Chambers, Reubin Runyon, Nicholas Dally, Francis Dildine, Benjamin Price, Francis Costigin, James Neilson, William Ouke, Derrick Cockeson, Derrick Schuyler, Jacob Ouke, Abraham Schuyler, Nicholas Vandyck, Matthias Sollum, Berrant Hartwick, Benjamin Van Clief, Aria Van Clief, Peter Van Norden, William Murphey, Peter Sleght, John Lyell, Richard Gibbs, John Van Nuys, Thomas Mountgomeric, John Van Pelt, Daniel Baley Jun., Lawrence Williamson, Hendrick Vanduzen, Tunis Montoney, Nathaniel Ogden, Samuel Bailey, John Guss, John Dennison, Alexander Craige, Vorkert Vorkertson, Jacobus Cornell, Wm. Blane.
August 1717 - Nicholas confirmed and received in the Freehold Dutch Reformed Church.
January 1718 - reference to "lands of Nicholas Lake" is made in deed from John Lawrence and Rachel his wife of Freehold to Aert Williamson of Flatlands in Kings Co. , NY dated January 3, 1718. The land is part of a tract called "Cooper's Neck" and beginning at a corner of land formerly Governor Laurie's; bounded S.W. partly by lands of Nicholas Lake and partly by lands formerly Isaac Bryan's; S.E by the brook that parts it from Colts Neck; E. by lands of Peter Nevius and N.E. by unsurveyed lands.
March 1736 - Nicholas purchased land in Somerset Co., from John Hamilton.
February 2, 1739 - Nicholas sold land in Somerset Co., to Michael Blaw.
April 16, 1739 - Nicholas sold land in Somerset Co., to John Gordon.
1745 - location of Nicholas' farm per survey map done in 1745 by John Dalley is on the old highway from New Brunswick to Trenton, just to the west of the One Mile Run.
1766 - Nicholas must have been living with one of his children (probably Jacobus) because Jacobus is the only property owner named on the 1766 Azariah Dunham map. Property is on the New Brunswick to Trenton highway, at the bend in the road just to the west of the 10 Mile Run. There is no property owner named at the 1 Mile Location. (Could he have been the Nicholas Lake who participated in the Mohawk Patent?)
Will dated August 23, 1768, codicil dated October 7, 1768, proved October 30, 1771. Recorded in both Somerset and Middlesex Counties.
The order which the children in will are named: Henry as eldest son received 10 pounds in excess of his 1/11th part; John; Jacobus; Thomas; Nicholas; Abraham; Eleanor; Mary; Sarah; Jane; Margaret.
MARY JOHNSON: named in joint will of Hendrick and Maria Mynderts Janszen/Johnson dated December 15, 1746, and proved August 7, 1762; she is called "Mary Lake, our oldest daughter". Presumed to be the "Mary Lake of Wight Kreek, Albany Co." November 6, 1783,
Administrator, Henry Lake, farmer, son of deceased; bondsman: Henry Lake and Nicholas Lake, farmers, and Cornelius Waldron, cordwainer, of Albany Co. witnesses John Shipboy, Francis Follet.
Children of NICHOLAS LAKE and MARY JOHNSON are:
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ii. SARAH LAKE227,228,229,230, b. 1716-1720, Monmouth Co., New Jersey?231,232,233,234; d. 1768, m. (1) HENDRICK SCHNIDER and had Mary b. 1737; m. (2) COLONEL ARON HANKESON, and had; Nicholas b. 1743-1746, Christopher baptized 1752, Gurtze b. about 1754, and Jane b. about 1756.
http://www.mocavo.com/visit?q=%22sarah+lake%22&url=http%3A%2F%2Ffreepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com%2F~walkersj%2Flakefamily.htm&m=42c84ee3eec22fd80e53d5308ca499d4&i=07187070596658281053&title=lake+family
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NICHOLAS LAKE, SR. (JOHN LAKE, JR.2JOHN1 ) was born 1692 in Gravesend, Long Island, NY, and died 08 Oct 1771 in Somerset, NJ. He married MARY JOHNSON/Jansyn . She was born 1696 in Gravesend, Long Island, NY, d. 1773.
Taken from http://miller-malcom-familytree.net/descendants_of_unknown_lake.htm
(ancestry.com)
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Karl
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