Father : QUICK Abraham (1732 - 1805) (Age in the birth of the child : 42 years old)
Mother : BERGEN Charity (1747 - 1822) (Age in the birth of the child : 26 years old)
Siblings :
QUICK Jackmyntje "Jemima" (1757 Six Mile Run, Somerset County, New Jersey, USA)
QUICK Tunis (1762 Six Mile Run, Somerset County, New Jersey, USA - 1836)
QUICK Rayners (1765 Six Mile Run, Somerset County, New Jersey, USA - New Jersey, USA)
QUICK Antye "Ann" (1768 Six Mile Run, Somerset County, New Jersey, USA - 1769)
QUICK Hendrick "Henry" (1770 Six Mile Run, Somerset County, New Jersey, USA - 1826)
QUICK Jacob (1772 - 1827)
QUICK Margretie (1776 - 1834)
QUICK Ante "Ann" (1778 - 1851)
QUICK Johannes "John" (1780 - 1848)
QUICK Petrus "Peter" (1782 - 1833)
QUICK Elshe (1784 - 1785)
QUICK Elshe (Elsey) (1787 - 1839)
Birth :
Date : 14 MAR 1774
Baptism :
Date : 10 APR 1774
Address : Six-Mile-Run Church
Death :
Date : 30 DEC 1866 (92 years old)
Note :
| [grsshppre.ged] Abraham Jr., with his father-in-law, purchased a tract of 640acres lying about a miles above the village of North Branch,Somerset County. It was bought of Governor Morris of New York,agent for the Dutchess of Gordon. John Van Derveer built andsettled on the northern part of the tract and Abraham Quick onthe southern part, where he lived and died at the advanced ageof 92 years. He served in various public capacities as Justice,President of the New Brunswick & Eastern Turnpike Co., Etc. Hewas active in the organization and building of the ReformedChurch at North Branch, where he was an Elder. His will, provedJanuary 11, 1867, provides for his wife, Mary Van Derveer, and"for her convenience to get to church and elsewhere, she is tohave a horse and carriage to be kept on the farm, as well as twochoice cows and her firewood brought to the door," all at theexpense of his executors. He gives residue of the estate tosons, Abraham and John, and a legacy to daughter Jane.[grsshppre1.ged] Abraham Jr., with his father-in-law, purchased a tract of 640acres lying about a miles above the village of North Branch,Somerset County. It was bought of Governor Morris of New York,agent for the Dutchess of Gordon. John Van Derveer built andsettled on the northern part of the tract and Abraham Quick onthe southern part, where he lived and died at the advanced ageof 92 years. He served in various public capacities as Justice,President of the New Brunswick & Eastern Turnpike Co., Etc. Hewas active in the organization and building of the ReformedChurch at North Branch, where he was an Elder. His will, provedJanuary 11, 1867, provides for his wife, Mary Van Derveer, and"for her convenience to get to church and elsewhere, she is tohave a horse and carriage to be kept on the farm, as well as twochoice cows and her firewood brought to the door," all at theexpense of his executors. He gives residue of the estate tosons, Abraham and John, and a legacy to daughter Jane. |
Surname : Quick
Text after the name : II
Family Information :
with van DERVEER Mary (1780 - 1866) :
Marriage :
Date : 15 JUN 1799 (25 years old)
children :
QUICK Jane (1804 - 1892)
QUICK John Vanderveer (1821 - 1908)
child :
QUICK Abraham (1799 New Jersey, USA - 1883)
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