Isaac DeWITT & Jerusha PRICE

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Isaac DEWITT
Jerusha PRICE

Husband: Isaak/Eserk DEWITT
Birth: 11 Sep 1741, Sussex Co., NJ
Baptism: 1 Nov 1741, Readington Church, Hunterdon Co., NJ
Death: 21 Feb 1822, Frankford, Sussex Co., NJ
Father: Paulus DEWITT
Mother: Catherine JOHNSON

Marriage:

Wife: Jerusha PRICE
Birth: 25 May 1751
Father: Samuel PRICE

Children — born in Sussex Co., NJ:

1. Zacharia Price DEWITT, b. 24 Apr 1768
2. Anna DEWITT
3. Mary DEWITT, b. ca. 1770
4. Catherine DEWITT, b. 1 Aug 1773
5. Elizabeth DEWITT, b. 18 Mar 1776
6. Jerusha DEWITT, b. ca. 1777
7. Jemima DEWITT, b. ca. 1779; m1. 3 Sep 1799, Sussex Co., NJ, Richard SWIFT; m2. 18 Dec 1818, Knox Co., OH, Benjamin PITTMAN
8. John DEWITT, b. 8 Feb 1782; m. Mary WASHER
9. Sarah DEWITT, b. 1784
10. Lucy DEWITT, b. 2 Apr 1786
11. Susannah DEWITT, b. ca. 1788
12. Azuba DEWITT, b. ca. 1792; m. 28 Oct 1819, Knox Co., OH, Charles MANN
13. Isaac DEWITT, b. 9 Mar 1794; m. Magdalena WASHER

Sources:

1. LDS. Family Search: Internet Genealogy Service: AF - Ancestral File (online at FamilySearch.org).

2. WorldConnect (online at RootsWeb.com).

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