Daniel Pierce made choice of, as his associates, Said Philip Carteret and John Ogden, as will appear b}- theīill of sale. Which John Bayly and Daniel Denton have made over to the

The 28th day of October, 1664, will more at large appear Watson, as by said bill of sale from the natives, bearing date Or Indians by John Bayly, Daniel Denton, and the said Luke The name of Arthur Cull, or Amboyle, or any other name it Pounds sterling, being in full for said tract of land known by Pierce paid to the party of the first part the sum of four score This article of agreement dated December 11, 1666. The Province of New Jersey, John Ogden and Luke Watson, ofĮlizabethtown, of the first part, and Daniel Pierce, of New-īurv, Massachusetts, and his associates, of the second part.

Of the soil upon which Woodbridge has been built J.) will give us some idea of the original ownership 2, in the Secretary of State's office, Tren. ' The following (which is copied from the East Jersey March i^, 1695- the venerable minister having attained the Receiving, for the first six months, ^30. In preaching the Gospel in the quaint town mecting-housc, The 26th of July was engaged to assist his uncle, Mr. The year 1647 but in i663 came back to Newbury,|| and on He was born in Stanton, Wiltshire, England, inġ613, and emigrated to New England in 1634, settling in New-īury the following year. Quently spoken of as 'John Woodbridge, Esquirc,'t it isīeyond doubt that the Court clothed him with magisterial Woodbridge a magistrate.f As he is subse. Men of the town were directed to petition the General Court The old records of Newbury, in which we find that the select. This inference is supported by Coffin's extracts from To the Township Court of Woodbridge in the days of its early That he was an Assistant Justice, such as were annually elected Woodbridge's name is attached to this paper, we should infer This place after his purchase.* From the manner in which Mr. Were both Massachusetts men- Rolf, however, removing to JE'iii'brtiwin'ijj the History of Wood'bridge^ J^is. Full text of ' Woodbridge and vicinity : the story of a New Jersey township embracing the history of Woodbridge, Piscataway, Metuchen and contiguous places, from the earliest times the history of the different ecclesiastical bodies important official documents relating to the township, etc.'

Woodbridge township marriage license