La costa del New Jersey in tre secoli: Storia della costa del New Jersey con appendice genealogica e storico-biografica . ho levato in alto nella stima della comunità in cui ha vissuto ed eldò la buona opinione dei suoi concittadini, che si è manifestata in modo sostanziale in diverse occasioni, quando è stato sollecitato ad accettare l'ufficio pubblico. Non era un cercatore d'ufficio, tuttavia, e ha mantenuto la sua posizione come cittadino privato. La sua morte occurredin 1855; sua moglie ancora lo sopravvive (1901). La loro famiglia era composta da quattro figli, due dei quali vivono, vale a dire: La signora Theo. Falcetto e microfono

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The New Jersey coast in three centuries: history of the New Jersey coast with genealogical and historic-biographical appendix . ho stood high in the estimation of the community in which he lived and heldthe good opinion of his fellow citizens, which fact manifested itself substantially onseveral occasions, when he was urged to accept public office. He was no office seeker, however, and ever maintained his position as a private citizen. His death occurredin 1855; his wife still survives him (1901). Their family consisted of four children, two of whom are living, namely: Mrs. Theo. Sickles and Michael H. The fact that the land upon which the Methodist Episcopal church of LittleSilver (the oldest church in this section) is erected, was presented to the church byMichael, the grandfather of Michael H.. is one in which there is pardonable familypride. Michael H. Parker is a man entirely worthy of the ancestry to whom he looksback with so much pleasure as men of exemplary character. He first saw the lightof day in the old homestead, where he was born on October 25, 1852, and where he .iiwiiwiin).: I iiiniii]»i>i -f. SAMUEL J. BENNETT. HISTORY OF THE NEW JERSEY COAST. i8i was reared, educated, and lias since passed an luieventfiil life, engaged f)rincipallyin attending to his well cultivated fields. He is a man of practical ihouglit, andone in whom his neighbors have implicit confidence, and hold in the highest esteem. He was married o.i Xovember 30, 1S84, to Susan E., daughter of Louis and Ange-line Smitli, cf Oceanport, New Jersey. Their children arc: Louis K., October 6, 1885; Henry C, December 13, 1886; Frank L., June 30, 1888; Helma (deceased), April 6, 1892; George D., February 20, 1S94; Stanley, April 26, 1895, and Julia, Oc-tober 26, iSpg. Mr. Parker and family attend the Episcopal church, of which he is vestryman.He is a trustee of St. Johns Chapel, and is also a member of the Jr. O. U. A. M. SAMUEL JAQUETT BENNETT. A veritable landmark at Tinton Falls, Monmo-uth c

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