Person:Margaret Fitz Randolph (7)

Name	Margaret Fitz Randolph
Gender	Female
Birth^[1]^[2]	21 Nov 1746	New Jersey, United States
Marriage	28 Aug 1766	Woodbridge, Middlesex, New Jersey, United StatesWoodbridge Meeting to Abraham Vail
Death^[1]	24 Oct 1812	Green Brook, Somerset Co., New Jersey

References

↑ ^1.0 ^1.1 Nathaniel Fitz Randolph of Woodbridge, N. J., Quaker, and his descendants, by Louise Aymar Christian, in The New England Historical and Genealogical Register. (Boston: New England Historic Genealogical Society)
97[1943]:338.

‘Margaret [daughter of Edward and Phebe (Jackson) Fitz Randolph], b. 21 Nov. 1746 [Plainfield, N. J.]; d. in Greenbrook, N. J., 24 Oct. 1812; m. at Woodbridge Meeting, 28 Aug. 1766, Abraham (Abram) Vail, b. in Greenbrook, 22 July 1744, d. in Barnard Township, now North Plainfield, N. J., 8 Sept., 1824. This Abraham Vail was called “Red Abraham” to distinguish him from Abraham Vail who married Margaret Fitz Randolph [daughter of Robert and Catherine (Taylor) Fitz Randolph], who was known as “Black Abraham”.’
↑ She and younger brother Edward were said to have been born in Plainfield, although the family appears to have lived in Woodbridge (her marriage record indicates she was from Middlesex Co.). It could be that the birth was recorded in the Plainfield records, since Plainfield, Rahway and Woodbridge Quakers met together.