Sarah HAINES

Sarah married Isaac PINE 16 Apr 1791, Gloucester Co, NJ. Isaac was born 11 Mar 1768, Gloucester Co, NJ; died 30 Jun 1840, Mullica Hill, Harrison Twp, Gloucester Co, NJ. [Group Sheet]

1. Mary L. PINE was born 17 Oct 1797, Mullica Hill, Harrison Twp, Gloucester Co, NJ; died 26 Dec 1862.
2. Isaac PINE was born 25 Nov 1793, Gloucester Co, NJ; died 9 Nov 1844, Gloucester Co, NJ.
3. John PINE was born 5 Dec 1791, Mullica Hill, Harrison Twp, Gloucester Co, NJ; died 6 Feb 1857, Harrisonville, Fulton Co, PA.
4. Charles PINE was born 15 Jan 1800, Gloucester Co, NJ; died 23 Oct 1821, Gloucester Co, NJ.
5. Martha Davis PINE was born 10 Aug 1802, Gloucester Co, NJ; died 8 Aug 1803.
6. Sarah Haines PINE was born 21 Oct 1804; died 29 Jul 1879.
7. Ann Eliza PINE was born 29 Mar 1807; died 12 Oct 1884.
8. Martha Washington PINE was born 5 Jun 1809; died 20 Jan 1893, Trenton, Mercer Co, NJ.
9. Franklin Davenport PINE was born 15 Feb 1812; died 3 Jun 1883.
10. William PINE was born 31 Mar 1816; died 28 Oct 1833.

Amos married Mary CONROW 6 Dec 1754, Chester MM, Burlington Co., NJ. Mary was born Bef. 1740; died 1810. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Occupation: Farmer
• Will: 1751, Burlington Co. NJ

Nathan married Sarah AUSTIN 1 Mar 1724/25, Haddenfield MM, Burlington Co., NJ. Sarah (daughter of Francis AUSTIN and Mary BORTON) was born 1704, Evesham Twp, Burlington Co, NJ; died Aft 1751, Evesham Twp., Burlington Co., NJ. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Occupation: Northampton Twp, Burlington Co, NJ; Occupation: farmer
• Will Probated: 29 Apr 1754

William married Sarah PAINE 11 Jan 1694/95, Burlington MM, Burlington Co., NJ. Sarah (daughter of John PAINE and Elizabeth Sarah FIELD) was born 1678, Burlington Co., NJ; died 5 Jul 1728, Northampton twp., Burlington Co., NJ. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Will Probated: 30 Sep 1723, Evesham Twp., Burlington Co., NJ

Notes:

GEN: !Archives Sht., source Mag. Amer. Inst. of Gen. NJ B3 Vol3
GEN: Records of Haddonfield MM photocopies at Fort Wayne Library for mg
GEN: Mg sealed
GEN: !RELATIONSHIP: NJ wills vol I pg 19 will Frances Austin 30 July 1723
adm to
GEN: widow Mary SEE pg 347 Oosten, Francis, yeoman, will children Amos,
William
GEN: Jonathan,
GEN: Mary, Elizabeth, Sarrah, Ann, Hannah, Martha...adjoining Richard
Hains,..land
GEN: Massoon Kirk..assistant John Hains and William Evens with Hannah
Haines proved
GEN: 30 July 1723
!RESEARCHER: Janet Austin Curtis - The following is from her New Jersey
Notebook: Francis Austin, the founder of the family who came to West
Jersey
from England, sometime before Dec. 24, 1688, when he bought 50 acres on
Birch
Creek from John Antram. He resided in Burlington Co., NJ. He was
accompanied
by his sister, Elizabeth Austin, who married 1692 Thomas Haines, son of
Richard
and Margaret Haines, the immigrants.
!SPOUSE-CHILDREN-DEATH: New Jersey Archives, Calendar of Wills, Vol. 23,
1st
Series. Oosten, Austin, Frances, of Evesham Township, Burlington Co, NJ;
will
of. (Being very fol of pain of Bodey). Wife Mary. Children Amos,
William,
Jonathan, Mary, Elezebath, Sarrah, Ane, Hannah and Martha. Home farm on
North
side of the Mire Roon, adjoining Richard Hains, land on both sides of
Massons
Kirk. Personal property. The wife sole executrix "to pay or cas to be
payed
all my debts and Lagoses," with John Hains and William Evens as
assistants.
Witnesses - Hannah Haines, Jarves Stockdell, Maredeth Jons. Proved July
30,
1723. 1723, July 29. Inventory of the personal estate, 280 pounds; made
by
John Sharp and Thomas Wilkins.
!SOURCE: New Jersey Genealogical & Memorial History, 1910, Vol. 2, p 540.
!SOURCE: Genealogical Magazine of New Jersey, Vol. 3, p 22. Francis was
married
Chester Monthly Meeting, at the Thomas Wilkinson House.
!SOURCE: RICHARD HAINES AND HIS DESCENDANTS, Vol. I, pp 49, 55,75, 76, 77.
!BIRTH-MARRIAGE-SPOUSE-CHILDREN-DEATH: FGS of Virginia A. Corwin 1971.
Married at home of Thomas Wilkenson.
!BIRTH-MARRIAGE-SPOUSE-CHILDREN-DEATH: Recs. of Jennifer Warren WA
1998. This
sheet gives birth as abt 1668 in Barry, Pomeroy, Devonshire, ENG, but
doesnot
show a source for this info.
Francis Austin, founder of the family, came over to West Jersey from
England some time before December 24, 1688, when he bought fifty acres on
Birch
Creek from John Antram. This as yet the first Austin record that has
come to
light. May 3, 1689, Francis bought another fifty acres adjoining his
first lot
from Percival Towle, and Nov. 1, 1694, he sold the entire one hundred
acres to
Thomas Scattergood Jr. In all of these deeds, he styled as a resident of
Burlington and a carpenter. Four years previous to the sale of this land,
Francis Austin had bought another one hundred acres of Symon Charles,
Apr. 2,
1690, and this he in turn sold Jan. 2, 1965, to George Porter; as about a
month previously, Dec. 10 1694, he had purchased from Henry and Mary
Grugg and
Thomas and Abigail Raper a large farm of three hundred and fifty acres in
Evesham Twp., on which he finally made his home and spent the remainder
of his
life. About a year later he made his final acquisition of land by buying
from
Thomas Wilkins, whose land adjoined his own, a small tract of three acres
which
logically went with his own property. He emigrated to this counrty as a
young
man, accompanied by his sister, Elizabeth Austin, who, in 1692 mar. Thomas
Haines, son of Richard and Margaret Haines, the emigrants. His will,
which is
undated, was proven Jul. 30, 1723, the inventory of his personal estate,
amounting to L280, having been made by John Sharp and Thomas Wilkins, the
preceding day.

Francis — Mary BORTON. Mary (daughter of Ann KINTON) was born 5 Oct 1678, Aynho Parish, Northamptonshire, England; died 1739, Evesham, Burlington Co., NJ. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

!RESIDENCE-CHILDREN-DEATH: New Jersey Archives, 1st Series; Vol. IV of
Calendar
of Wills. 1736, Feb. 19. Austin, Mary, of Evesham, Burlington Co., NJ;
will
of. Children - Amos, Martha, William, Jonathan, Francis, Sarah, Ann and
Hannah. Real and personal estate. Executors - sons Amos and William.
Witnesses - William Borton, Samuel Atkinson, Ruth Atkinson. Proved Dec.
23,
1739. (Lib. 4 p 214). 1739, Aug. 1 - Inventory of personal estate, 178.9
pounds; made by Caleb Haines and William Sharp.