From the records of the First German and English Congregation in Knowlton
Township, Sussex County, New Jersey (Knowlton Township was in Warren County
after 1824):

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Paulus, born May 6, baptized April 24, 1768, son of Wilhelm Kuhl and Maria
his wife. Witnesses: Parents.

Sussanna, daughter of Andreas Raub and wife Maria Charlotte, born November 25,
1773, and baptized December 16, 1773. Witnesses: Johannes Fris and Sibilla,
daughter of Conrath Dirster.

Andreas, son of Paul Kuhl and Susana, born January 20, 1795, and baptized
March 22, 1799. Witnesses: Parents.

Margaretha, daughter of Paul Kuhl and Susana, born October 23, 1799.

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will abstract for Andrew Raub (father of spouse of 32.6) ...

"Calendar of New Jersey Wills, Vol XI, 1806-1809", Elmer T. Hutchinson, 1947

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  1806, Jan. 11. Raub, Andrew, Sr., of Knowlton, Sussex Co.; will
of. Personal estate to be sold within 4 weeks, proceeds used to pay
debts. Residue equally divided among sons and daughters.  Michael, having
had his share, is to have no more. Sons, Andrew, and Jacob, to have deeds
already executed to them; Andrew is to pay [pounds]330 and Jacob is to pay
[pounds]440.  Daughters, Sara Hartsel, Barbery Shoemaker, Ceciley Frees,
Charlotte Wise, Elizabeth Bellis and Susanna Cool, and Margaret, each
[pounds]100. Susanna to have only the interest from same and after her
death, to be divided between her children. Executors - eldest son, Michael,
and son-in-law, Peter Freas. Witnesses - Peter Freese, Elizabeth Freeze,
and Gershom Bartow. Proved May 25, 1809.
  1809, May 24. Inventory, [pounds]343.92; made by Gershom Bartow, and
Andrew Titus.  File 1208 S.

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