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From Birth Certificates of Children of Slaves, 1804-1835 in the Hunterdon
County, New Jersey Clerk's Office:

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To John T. Blackwell clerk of the county of Hunterdon, I Christopher Khull
[sic] of the township of Amwell - in the said county do certify that my female
slave named Phebe was on the 11th day of May last past delivered of a male
child in the said township of Amwell, which said child, is named Andrew.
Given under my hand this 21st day of February A.D. 1810
                                      Christopher Cool

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To the clerk of Hunterdon
  I do certify that on the 3rd day of August 1810 my negro slave named Peg
  was delivered of a female child, which said child is named Jane witness
  my hand this 6th day of August 1812         Christopher Cool

To the clerk of Hunterdon I do hereby certify that on the 23rd day of October
1811 my negro slave named Peg was delivered of a female child which said
child is called Susan witness my hand 6th Augt. 1812.
                                                      Christopher Cool

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This is to certify that my negro woman named Phebe was delivered of a
male child on the eighth day of March one thousand eight hundred eleven
called David
                                                      Christopher Cool

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To the clerk of the county of Hunterdon
  I do hereby certify that on the fifteenth day of February 1815 my negro
slave named Peg was delivered of a female child which said child is called
Charlotte - and also that on the 31st day of October 1816 she the said Peg
was delivered of a male child which is called Ben.  Witness my hand Amwell
6th Jany. 1816                 Christopher Cool

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From the Hunterdon Gazette, Flemington, New Jersey dated January 2, 1828:

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Died.
  In Amwell, on the 22d Dec. Mr. Christopher Kuhl, aged 92 years.

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From the Hunterdon Gazette, Flemington, New Jersey dated August 13, 1828:

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Public Sale.
Will be exposed to sale, at Public Vendue, on Saturday the 30th of August
instant, at the Point Tavern, (Van Camp's,) [present day Klinesville]
20 acres of land,
Late the property of Christopher Cool, dec'd, situate in the upper part of
Amwell, adjoining lands of Christopher Cool, William Case, the Point Tavern,
and others; Ten acres of which are good timber land, part chestnut and
hickory; the remainder arable land, under cultivation with sufficient fence.
On the timber land is a good and lasting spring.
  Persons wishing to view this lot, may apply to Christopher Cool, adjoining.
  Sale to begin at 10 o'clock - attendance given and conditions made known by
Gordon Larue,
Christopher Cole,
Ezekiel Cole,
Paul Cole,
Abraham Emmans,
  August 6, 1828.                                           13-3

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From "More Records of Old Hunterdon County, Vol I" by Phyllis B. D'Autrechy
in 1998:

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Cool, Christopher Sr., dec'd -- Amwell Twsp., 1828 -- bordered by Mr. Hummer,
Gilbert Barton, Henry Suydam, David Johnes, Jonathan Walker, John Cool,
Peter D. Vroom and Peter Chery.  The dec'd had devised the land to his
children and grandchildren, to wit, son, Christopher Kuhl; c/o Mary Rulofson,
1/8th part; Elizabeth Case, 1/8th; Ann Carhart, 1/8th; Catherine Hiningen,
1/8th part; c/o Sarah Cole, 1/8th; Else Yeager, 1/8th; Rebecca Covenhoven,
1/8th; Phebe Kline, late Kuhl, 1/8th.  Map.  Source: I:307.

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from https://state.nj.us

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TO: Christian Coul
FROM: Robert L. Hooper, Jr. (ux)
CONVEYANCE. Amwell, Hunterdon County.
OTHERS NAMED:
LOCATIONS: West Jersey; Hunterdon; Amwell (Amwell Township, Hunterdon)
           24 Oct 1759 S : Folio 483 (SSTSE023)

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