"A Genealogy of the Quick Family in America (1625-1942)", Arthur Craig Quick
1942

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H 294 MARY JANE QUICK (G317), b 3 Oct. 1840, m GEORGE CASE and lived at
Flemington and Pittstown, Hunterdon County. The record of all the children of
Amos Quick (G317), is taken from the Amos Quick Bible, owned by Mrs. George
Alvater of Pittstown, Hunterdon County and the data of the children of Mary
Jane Quick (H294), is furnished by George Case, a farmer and descendant,
living near Flemington.

Newberry Quick (H291) was a soldier of the Civil War. At close of the war
he went to Illinois and accumulated a fair fortune.  In 1902 he returned
to Hunterdon Co, N.J., to visit his sister, Mary Jane, but she failed to
recognize him after 4 years' absence,

i 201 JACOB CASE (H294), b 2 June 1863; d May 1940.
i 202 EDWARD CASE (H294), b March 1866. Lives at 2323 Phillena, Mt. Airy, 
Philadelphia, Pa.
i 203 ELIZABETH CASE (H294), b 18 Sept. 1869; m GEORGE ALVATER and lives
at Pittstown, N. J.
i 204 ELLEN CASE (H294) (a twin), b 18 Sept. 1869; m McCLOUGHAN. Lives at
901 Spring Garden St, Easton, Pa.
i 205 JEDEDIAH CASE (H294), b 10 March 1872. Lives at Flemington, N. J.
i 20S SUSAN CASE WILSON (H294), b 20 April 1877. Lives at 708 Puritan Ave ,
Trenton, N. J.


MARY JANE QUICK daughter of ...

G 317 AMOS QUICK (F175), b 14 Aug. 1813; d 2 Feb. 1893 at Croton, N. J., aged
80; m SARAH ANN ALEXANDER, b 7 Mar. 1815; m 21 Sept. 1833; d 9 Aug. 1892. They
are bur. in the old "Nixon" cem. on the road from Quakertown to Croton. The
above data, including that of his nine chil., is taken from the Amos Quick
Bible, owned by his granddaughter, Mrs. George Alvator, of Pittstown,
N. J. Amos lived in Pittstown, Hunterdon Co., N. J., and operated the old
stone grist mill, at least from 1879 to 1884 (Deats) [H291-300].

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