selected Burlington County Marriages, 1782-1798

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Burlington County Marriages 1782-1798


These marriages were reprinted in the
Early Church Records of Burlington County, New Jersey Vol. 3, pages 115-116 Charlotte D. Meldrum




















































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Surname Given Name Date Place Married to?

Barbara 2 Sep 1788 Joseph Kimble
Addoms Mary 8 Mar 1794 Abraham Witcraft
Bennet Deborah 1 Dec 1796 Chester Samuel Hunt
Betzler George 9 Nov 1791 Elizabeth Brooks
Brooks Elizabeth 9 Nov 1791 George Betzler
Brown Mary 2 Jan 1793 Samuel Goforth
Bud Elizabeth 20 Jan 1789 Thomas Taylor
Budey Peter 23 Dec 1793 Abigail Smith
Chambers Mary 9 Feb 1797 Chester Twp John Wilkins
Chew Continue 9 Jul 1787 Martha Ewen
Cline, jr. Ephraim 29 Jan 1792 Rachel Salter, dau of Joseph
Collins Joseph 31 Jan 1788 Elizabeth Mullen
Connaroe Lydia 1 Jun 1788 William Davis
Davis William 1 Jun 1788 Lydia Connaroe
Dimpsey William 11 Dec 1787 Amey Whitaker
Ellis Abigail 29 Nov 1787 George Woolston
Ellison Jesse 19 Mar 1787 Lyida Hayne
Evans Rachel 19 Feb 1787 John Smith
Eves Hepzibah 29 Oct 1787 Joseph Mason
Ewen Martha 9 Jul 1787 Continue Chew
Ferguson Mary 26 Oct 1786 Mt Holly Simon Simonson
Friend Isabelle 16 Apr 1787 Thomas White
Gaskill Jonathan 12 Mar 1787 Elizabeth Southwick
Gaskill Ruth 10 Jan 1789 George Haines
Goforth Samuel 2 Jan 1793 Mary Brown
Goodman Sarah 20 Nov 1788 Bristol, PA John McElroy
Gorden Daniel Jul 1787 Izilah Reddrick
Green Thomas 14 May 1788 Lydia Hilliard
Haines George 10 Jan 1789 Ruth Gaskill
Harris Abraham 7 Jan 1788 Rebeckah Hollingshead
Hayne Lydia 19 Mar 1787 Jesse Ellison
Hilliard Hollingshead 4 May 1788 Ann Mullen
Hilliard Lydia 14 May 1788 Thomas Green
Holland Katherine 9 Jan 1788 William Price
Hollingshead Rebeckah 7 Jan 1788 Abraham Harris
Hunt Samuel 1 Dec 1796 Chester Deborah Bennet
Kimble Joseph 2 Sep 1788 Barbara Adams
King Jesse 17 Sep 1789 Sheba Smith
Kinsey Clement 21 Jan 1787 Mt Holly Mary Plum
Kinsey Sarah 14 Apr 1788 John Plum
Little Ann 21 Nov 1785 Mt. Holly Elias Stealman
Major Mary 12 Aug 1788 William Steward
Mason Joseph 29 Oct 1787 Hepziba Eves
McElroy John 20 Nov 1788 Bristol, PA Sarah Goodman
Mooney Marriette 22 Sep 1789 William Taylor
Mullen Ann 4 May 1788 Hollingshead Hilliard
Mullen Elizabeth 31 Jan 1788 Joseph Collins
Myoveria Elizabeth (widow) Mar 1794 Timothy Sharp
Oliphant Ann 24 Jan 1788 Aaron Pickett
Pickett Aaron 24 Jan 1788 Ann Oliphant
Peacock Alexander 14 May 1788 Hannah Sharp
Peters John 11 Sep 1788 Mary Scever
Plum John 14 Apr 1788 Sarah Kinsey
Plum Mary 21 Jan 1787 Mt Holly Clement Kinsey
Potts Thomas 16 Nov 1786 Mt Holly Sarah Vansciver
Price William 9 Jan 1788 Katherine Holland
Rash Belinda 5 Dec 1787 Prince Solomon
Reddrick Izilah Jul 1787 Daniel Gorden
Ridgeway William 2 Feb 1788 Betsey Test
Salter Rachel, dau. of Joseph 29 Jan 1792 Ephraim Cline, jr.
Scever Mary 11 Sep 1788 John Peters
Sharp Hanah 14 May 1788 Alexander Peacock
Sharp Hester 31 Jul 1788 Josiah Wilkins
Sharp Timothy Mar 1794 Elizabeth Myoveria, widow
Simonson Simon 26 Oct 1786 Mt Holly Mary Ferguson of New York City
Smith John 19 Feb 1787 Rachel Evans
Smith Sheba 17 Sep 1789 Jesse King
Solomon Prince 5 Dec 1787 Belinda Rash
Southwick Elizabeth 12 Mar 1787 Jonathan Gaskill
Stealman Elias 21 Nov 1785 Mt. Holly Ann Little
Steward William 12 Aug 1788 Mary Major
Stokes Thomas 9 Feb 1797 Chester Twp Mary Chambers
Taylor Thomas 20 Jan 1789 Elizabeth Bud
Taylor William 22 Sep 1789 Marriette Mooney
Test Betsey 2 Feb 1788 William Ridgeway
VanSciver Sarah 16 Nov 1786 Mt Holly Thomas Potts
Whitaker Amey 7 Jan 1788 William Dimpsey
White Thomas 16 Apr 1787 Isabelle Friend
Wilkins Josiah 31 Jul 1788 Hester Sharp
Witcraft Abraham 8 Mar 1794 Mary Addoms
Woolston George 29 Nov 1787 Abigail Ellis

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