Date: Fri, 10 May 2013 16:47:36 -0400
From: "Pamelyn" <ppb579@frontier.com>

Do you mean Gabriel's mother Amy Wolverton Aller (1780-1844), or his sister
Amy Aller (1820-1879) who married John Rake Swallow in 1843 then moved to
Topeka Kansas where they both died? Or another Amy Aller?  Assuming Amy
Wolverton, then naming conventions are a good clue, particularly her second
son Gabriel W. Aller especially with the middle initial of "W". So I would
look at Gabriel Wolverton b. ca. 1755-1757, d. 1835, who married before
1775 Catharine Murray. Supposedly Gabriel was the son of Joel Wolverton
and Elizabeth Robins (b. Hunterdon Co ca 1722, dau of John & Eleanor
Robins). Gabriel & Catharine (Murray) Wolverton's children were Jonas,
Elizabeth, John, Joel, Sarah A., Amy, Gabriel, William, Job, and Rachel
Wolverton. There are a number of undocumented genealogies of the children
of Gabriel Wolverton/Woolverton on the internet, probably with a little bit
of truth in each but none seem to mention Amy as the wife of Peter Aller. In
1793, Gabriel Wolverton was a member of the Amwell Militia (Norton, p. 181).

If Amy Wolverton Aller was outstanding in some way, would you share it? She
was named as the wife of Peter in the guardianship records of his younger
children under age 21 after his death in 1828. [D'Autrechy, More Records
of Old Hunterdon County, Vol. I, p. 88.]. From my notes under Amy:

Her death notice appeared in the Hunterdon Democrat issue of June 26,
1844 stating she died at her residence near Flemington, on Monday last,
24th instant, in the 64th year of her age. This disagrees with the date of
June 21, 1844 on her tombstone at the Flemington Baptist Churchyard.

Her will, dated May 22, 1844, indicates that she resided in the Township of
Raritan and that she had twelve surviving children. Most are unnamed except
two sons, John Aller and Gabriel W. Aller. She mentions two daughters of
John Aller: Margaret Aller and Eliza Aller. Of the children of son Gabriel
W. Aller, she mentions his two sons: Joseph Aller and James Aller, [note
his dau Caroline was born a year later]. She also mentions her son-in-law,
Jacob Bearder. Witnesses to her will were James Hoagland and Jacob Painter.

Jacob Bearder was the husband of Jane Aller (1815-1886). Marriages for most
of Amy Aller's children are listed in Deats' marriage records, 1795-1875.