From "Marriage Index:  New Jersey, 1680-1900" (FTM CD #240) by Broderbund
Software in 1998:

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Robins, Patience     Cafferty, Nathaniel     Dec 13, 1810     Middlesex

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"History of Monmouth County, New Jersey"
Franklin Ellis
1885

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William Cafferty, who resided at Red Bank, NJ, where he carried on the
occupations of tanner, shoemaker and farmer. He married Mary Bowers, of
Holland Dutch descent, and to them were born children - John, Nathaniel,
Josiah, Joel, Samuel and two daughters.

Nathaniel Cafferty was born in Upper Freehold and early acquired his
father’s trade, which he followed at Imlaystown.  He married Patience,
daughter of Vanroom Robbins, of Middlesex County, whose children were John
Abel, Lydia Ann (married Charles Hopkins), Enoch and Vanroom.  Of these,
John and Lydia Ann are now deceased.


Cafferty family, genealogy of:
William Cafferty, Red Bank tanner, shoemaker, farmer, married Mary Bowers;
children of William and Mary (Bowers) Cafferty were: John (first), Nathaniel
(see below), Josiah, Joel, Samuel, Nathaniel Cafferty, son of William and
Mary (Bowers) Cafferty, born in Upper Freehold and and lived at Imlaystown,
married Patience Robbins, daughter of Vanroom Robbins of Middlesex County;
children of Nathaniel and Patience (Robbins) Cafferty were: John (second),
Abel (see below), Lydia Ann (married Charles Hopkins), Enoch and Vanroom, Abel
Cafferty, born 1813, at Imlaystown, son of Nathaniel and Patience (Robbins)
Cafferty, married Margaret Walker, daughter of Joseph Walker of Allentown,
1843; children of Abel and Margaret (Walker) Cafferty were: Mary W. (married
William Hawkins), Charles (married Fanny Bills daughter of Daniel Bills of
Allentown), Elizabeth (married Joseph Rodgers), John (married Emma Parker,
daughter of James Parker of Allentown), and Howell (married Kate Tiel,
daughter of William Tiel of Bordentown); biography and portrait of, 642

Hopkins, Charles, postmaster at Hornerstown, 1879, 633 married Lydia Ann
Cafferty, daughter of Nathaniel and Patience (Robbins) Cafferty,  642

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