+Joseph PECK Blacksmith, Deacon of Orange 1st Presb Church
Timothy PECK
Sarah PECK
Ruth PECK
Mary PECK
+Elizabeth PECK
+Joseph PECK Blacksmith, Deacon of Orange 1st Presb Church
Timothy PECK
Sarah PECK
Ruth PECK
Mary PECK
+Elizabeth PECK
_ PECK _________________________________________
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_Henry PECK emigrated 1637_|
| (.... - 1651) |
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_Joseph PECK ________|
| (.... - 1720) m 1672|
| | ________________________________________________
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| |_Joan _____________________|
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|--Joseph PECK JR Elder and Deacon of 1st Preb Ch Newark NJ
| (1675 - 1746)
| _James ALLING of Kempston, Bedford Co., England_
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| _Roger ALLING of New Haven_|
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|_Sarah ALLING _______|
(.... - 1743) m 1672|
| _Thomas NASH ___________________________________
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|_Mary NASH ________________|
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Massey file DE Archives notes: headstone unearthed June 11 1904 Old Bury Ground Brawford Place Newark NJ "Aged 71.3.0"; owned large tracks of land in Newark, know as Pecktown later East Orange
Joseph Peck , Jr. (Deacon) BIRTH: 9 Oct 1675, New Haven, Connecticut, America DEATH: 9 Jan 1746/47
Also listed as Joseph Peck.
Son of Joseph and Sarah (Alling) Peck. Elder and Deacon of 1st Presb. Church in Newark, NJ.
Is the "ancestor of the Pecks of Orange".
Came from Connecticut, was apprentice to Mr. Alling (or Allen?) first blacksmith in Newark, N.J. Lived in Washington st., Newark, on N.W. corner of Edward Ball's home lot.
Town Meeting, March 11th, 1718/19 -- They have also agreed to renew the Line between Newark and Ackquackonong, the first Monday in April next. April 6th, 1718/19 -- The Line was then Renewed, and there was present from Newark Deacon Azariah Crane, Mr. James Nottman {Nutman}, ** Joseph Peck **, Joseph Ball, Joseph Baldwin, Moses Ball, Doct'r Jacob Arent, John Cooper, Thomas Stagg -- From Acquackonong Mr. Michael Vreelandt, Thomas Uriansen, Garret Harmanusen.
The Big GEDCOM / Revision 2.0 - created on Wed Jul 23 22:16:57 1997 / Copyright ©1996-1997 Descendants of Edward Ball of New Jersey
Joseph Peck by Ira B Peck book:
Joseph Peck, son of Joseph, settled in Newark, N.J. He disposed of the lands set to him from his father's estate bo his brother James and Samuel. He was a blacksmith by trade and occupation. He married Lydia, daughter of Edward Ball of NJ. She died August 22 1742. He died January 9 1746."
Founders and builders of the Oranges p 94
Joseph Peck (Deacon Joseph), eldest son of Joseph and Sarah Alling Peck, was born in New Haven 9th Oct 1675. He sold his estate left him by his father, to his brothers James and Samuel and removed to Newark, where he acquired a large tract of land in that portion of the town for many years afterwards know as Pecktown, and more recently as East Orange. On April 19 he was appointed with Deacon Azariah Crane , and James Notmand and others to renew the Newark and Acquackanaig." On March 10 1746/7 he, with five others, were chosen to take care of the Parsonage Lands and prosecute Offenders." He married Lydia Ball daughter of Edward Ball of Newark.
[8265] [S166] Ed Ball Gedcom site rootsweb
[8266] [S238] "Descendants of Joseph Peck"
_William PENINGTON proven son of Wm_+
| (1717 - ....)
_Robert of Wm. PENINGTON not proven link to this Wm_|
| (1750 - 1800) |
| |_Sarah THARP _______________________
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_Hyland Biddle PENINGTON _|
| (1777 - 1867) m 1799 |
| | _John BIDDLE JR (first cousins)_____+
| | | (1717 - 1760) m 1737
| |_Mary BIDDLE _______________________________________|
| (1751 - 1805) |
| |_Rachel PENINGTON __________________+
| (1720 - 1784) m 1737
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|--Perrine PENINGTON
| (1807 - 1813)
| ____________________________________
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| _Augustine HENDRICKSON _____________________________|
| | (.... - 1800) |
| | |____________________________________
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|_Edith HENDRICKSON _______|
(1779 - 1812) m 1799 |
| ____________________________________
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|_Rosamond __________________________________________|
(.... - 1804) |
|____________________________________
[12861] "son of Hyland and Edith"
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_Howell J TERRY cashier at Bank of NC for 40 years_|
| (1800 - 1875) m 1845 |
| | ________________________________________________
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| |_____________________|
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|--Victor Alphion TERRY
| (1849 - 1853)
| ________________________________________________
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| _William PIPPEN _____|
| | (1793 - 1867) m 1821|
| | |________________________________________________
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|_Rebecca Jane PIPPEN ______________________________|
(1822 - 1915) m 1845 |
| _Joseph ASPRIL attorney --Deed NC Co DE W2 P110_+
| | (.... - 1802) m 1775
|_Hannah ASPRIL ______|
(1799 - 1864) m 1821|
|_Mary SKEER (SKEAR) ____________________________+
(1755 - ....) m 1775
[6917] [S24] Journal of Susannah Elizabeth Vandegrift
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