Person:John Beck (16)

NSFX: FARMER

    Sex: M 
    Title: FARMER 
    Notes:

         1. Deed of Asa Beck and wife Hannah to Wm. Smith, 1773, Trenton, Mercer, New Jersey.
         2.  Deed of John Beck and wife Susanna to John Beck, 1736, Trenton, Mercer, New Jersey. 3.
         Quit claim of George Morris to John Beck, 1736, Trenton New Jersey. 4. New
         Jersey Archives, Abstracts of Wills, Bol23, pp 32,33,73. 5.William Wade
         Hinshaw, Encyclopedia of Quaker Genealogy, Bol 2, pp 202, 207. 6. Society of
         Friends, Chesterfield, New Jersey Monthly Meeting Men's Minutes, 1684-1756 (GC
         call No 5054 F Pennsylvania ll, pt 8). 7. Rhean M. Beck, "Research Notes on the
         Ancestry of Joseph Ellison Beck" (typescript, Salt Lake City,
         Genealogican Library), (GS call no B27A17).

         N.J.A. 23:33. 14 Apr 1715, John Beck of Mansfield, Burlington Co.
         Inventory the personal estate of -109.18.4; made by Sam'l Goldy,
         Thomas Curtis, and John Hancock; sworn to by Alice Beck, administratrix.

         N.J.A. 23:33. 7 May 1728. Beck, John, an orphan of about 15 Years.
         Letters of guardianship of, issued to George Morris.

         N.J.A. 23:32.--- -----. Beck, Henry, of Chesterfield, Burlington Co.;
         will of Wife Ann. Children-James, Roworth, Sarah, Godfrey (under 21);
         son John dead. Land (1200 acres) on the West side of Northhampton River;
         home farm, personal property, inc. a negro girl. Ex.: the wife and son
         James.  Wit: Jacob Bailergean, William Wook, Samuel Taylor, John Black, Robert
         Chapman, Tho. Lambert. Proved 30 Mar 1715. Lib. 1, p. 509. 24 Mar
         1714/1715. Inventory of the personal estate, -369.11, incl a negro
         woman and her 3 children, -100.; made by Tho: Scholey, Jacob Doughty, John
         Black  and Samuel Taylor. Lib. 3, p. 76

         Quit Claim (Trenton, N.J. archives): George Morris of Mansfield
         "intermarried with Alice Beck widow and relict of John Beck late of
         Mansfield, to the hands of which said Alice and George came certain
         lands, testaments, goods and chattels of the said John Beck deceased, and
         whereas Alice is since dead, and John Beck eldest son ahd heir at law of the
         said  John Beck hath attained his age 21 years" release and quit claim to
         George Morris. 19 July 1736 Property Quit Claim Lib. e, p.427

         N.J.A. 23:72. 9 Apr 1722. Michael Buffin of Mansfield Twp., Burl.
         Co., Yeoman. Wife, Christian, Son, John, Daug. Alis, wife of George
         Morris, son-in-law Joshua Smith, who had daug. Lydia and other children. Real
         and personal estate. Executors. Son John and son-in-law Joshua Smith.
         Witnesses -Richard Gibbs, John Butcher, Thomas Scattergood. Proved 9
         June 1722 when Josua Smith refuses to "Intermedle with yeexecuting of the
         within Will". Lib. 2, p. 197. 31 May 1722 Inventory. personal estate 156.11 
         including a servant lad. -15 made by Thomas Curtis and Richard
         French.

         Trenton Deeds Bk. BB, p. 383 (Jun) 4 mo. 12, 1722. George Morris of
         Mansfield Twp. to Wm. Satterthwaite of Chesterfield Twp. 40 a. swamp
         in Mansfield Twp., part of 230 acres purchased of his father-in-law,
         Michael Buffin, 2 mo. 7, 1722, who purchased by deed from George and Hester
         Parker, 1 mo. 1721/2. /s/George Morris, his X.

    Born: abt 1691 in Chesterfield, Burlington, New Jersey 
    Died: Mar 1715 in Mansfield, Burlington, New Jersey 22 Sep 1960 

Father: Henry BECK, b. abt 1670 Mother: Alice RAWORTH (RAWOOD), b. abt 1671 in Dore, Yorkshire, England

Family 1: Alice BUFFIN, b. abt 1691 in Mansfield, Burlington, New Jersey

  1.John BECK, b. 1715 in Mansfield, Burlington, New Jersey

1. ↑ Beck Family
   16.
2. ↑ Henry Beck Will, 1715.