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From the Hunterdon Gazette, Flemington, New Jersey dated August 11, 1847:

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Married,
On the 17th ult., by Isaac Cross, Mr. George B. Lindaberry, to Miss Emely
Teats, all of Tewksbury.

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From the Hunterdon County, New Jersey Orphans' Court records, page 64:

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George B Lindaberry
Guardian of William F Lindaberry
  Know all men by these presents that we George B Lindaberry David Lindaberry
and Mary Lindaberry all of the county of Hunterdon & state of New Jersey
are ? and do stand indebted unto the Ordinary of the state of New Jersey in
the sum of four hundred and fifty dollars of current lawful money of New
Jersey to be paid to the said ordinary successors or assigns.  For which
which payment will and truly to be made and done we do bind ourselves our
heirs executors and administrators and every of their jointly severally
and firmly by these presents.  Sealed with our seals.  Dated this twelfth
day of April AD one thousand and eight hundred and sixty two.
  Whereas at an Orphan's Court held this day at Flemington in and for
the county of Hunterdon aforesaid the above guardian George B Lindaberry
was by this said court appointed guardian of the person and estate of
William F Lindaberry minor under the age of fourteen years, child of
Wesley J. Lindaberry late of the county of Hunterdon deceased as appears
by the order of appointment of the said Orphan's court duly recorded in
the surrogate office of the county of Hunterdon in the state of New Jersey.
  Now the condition of this obligation is such that if the above guardian
George B Lindaberry do and shall take care of the person estate and education
of the said infant and of all writings and evidences touching his lands and
under the same to him when by law required or be such person or persons as
by law are or may be entitled to receive the same; and under a just and true
account of the rents issues and profits of the real estate of the said infant
and in the meantime improve the same to his use and best advantage and make
no sale nor commit any waste or destruction thereof or therein, then this
obligation be void, or else to stand and remain in full form and virtue.

Signed sealed and delivered   }     George B Lindaberry
      in the presence of      }     David Lindaberry
 David V Fleet                }     Mary Lindaberry

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From the Hunterdon County, New Jersey Orphans' Court records, page 65:

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George B Lindaberry Guardian
of Chloe M Lindaberry and Sarah
J. Lindaberry
  Know all men by these presents that we George B Lindaberry, David Lindaberry
and Mary Lindaberry all of the county of Hunterdon & state of New Jersey
are ? and do stand indebted unto the Ordinary of the state of New Jersey in
the sum of nine hundred dollars of current lawful money of New Jersey to
be paid to the said ordinary his successors or assigns.  For which which
payment will and truly to be made and done we do bind ourselves our heirs
executors and administrators and every of their jointly severally and firmly
by these presents.  Sealed with our seals.  Dated this twelfth day of April
AD one thousand and eight hundred and sixty two.
  Whereas at an Orphan's Court held this day at Flemington in and for the
county of Hunterdon aforesaid the above guardian George B Lindaberry was
by this said court appointed guardian of the person and estate of Chloe
Lindaberry and Sarah Jane Lindaberry minors over the age of fourteen years,
children of Wesley J. Lindaberry late of the county of Hunterdon deceased
as appears by the order of appointment of the said Orphan's court duly
recorded in the surrogate's office of the county of Hunterdon in the state
of New Jersey.
  Now the condition of this obligation is such that if the above guardian
George B Lindaberry do and shall take care of the person estate and education
of the said infant and of all writings and evidences touching their lands
and under the same to him when by law required or be such person or persons
as by law are or may be entitled to receive the same; and under a just and
true account of the rents, issues and profits of the real estate of the said
infant and in the meantime improve the same to his use and best advantage
and make no sale nor commit any waste or destruction thereof or therein, then
this obligation be void or else to stand and remain in full form and virtue.

Signed sealed and delivered   }     George B Lindaberry
      in the presence of      }     David Lindaberry
 David Van Fleet              }     Mary Lindaberry

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Last Will and Testament of Catherine Ann Rowe:

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I, Catherine Ann Lindabery, of the township, of Tewksbury, County of
Hunterdon and state of New Jersey
  Being of sound mind, memory and understanding do make and publish this
my last will and testament in manner following, that is to say:
  FIRST, I direct all my just debts and funeral expenses to be paid as soon
as may be reasonable after my decease.
  SECOND, I give and devise to Catherine Alpaugh, daughter of Raymond
Alpaugh, of Pottersville, her heirs and assigns forever the sum of one
thousand dollars.
  THIRD, I give and devise to Glen Alpaugh, son of Raymond Alpaugh of
Pottersville, his heirs and assigns forever the sum of one thousand dollars.
  FOURTH, I give and devise to my nephew, George C. Lindabery, son of Peter
W. Lindabery, of Pottersville, his heirs and assigns forever the sum of
one thousand dollars.
  FIFTH, I give and devise to my nephew, Edmond Rowe, son of John Rowe, of
Bernardsville, his heirs and assigns forever the sum of four hundred dollars.
  SIXTH, I give and devise to Trudie Felmey, daughter of George Rowe,
her heirs and assigns forever the sum of six hundred dollars.
  SEVENTH, I give and devise to my nephew, Clarence Rowe, son of George Rowe,
his heirs and assigns forever, the sum of two hundred dollars.
  EIGHTH, I give and devise to George Felmey, son of Arthur Felmey, of
Pottersville, his heirs and assigns forever the sum of two hundred dollars.
  NINTH, I give and devise to the Trustees of the Fairmount Rural Cemetery,
their successor or successors, the sum of one hundred dollars.  The said
one hundred dollars to be deposited in some safe bank or Trust company
paying the highest rate of interest and the interest thereof is to be used
annually for the upkeep of my plot in said cemetery.
  TENTH, I give and devise to the Trustees of the Pottersville Cemetery,
their successor or successors the sum of one hundred dollars.  The said one
hundred dollars to be deposited in some safe bank or trust company paying
the highest rate of interest and the interest annually is to be used for
the upkeep of the plot of my mother, Harrata Rowe, in said cemetery.
  ELEVENTH, I give and devise all the residue of my property real, personal
or mixed to Addie Elmer, wife of Charles Elmer of Pottersville, her heirs
and assigns forever.
  TWELFTH, I give to my executors and to the survivors or survivor of them
full power and authority to grant, bargain, sell and convey any and all my
lands to any person or persons in fee simple or otherwise, at public sale
or private sale at such time and upon such terms as they shall think fit.
  THIRTEENTH, I hereby appoint Elston Beaty the sole executor of this my
last will and testament revoking all former wills by me made.
  In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this tenth day
of October in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and twenty four.
                   (signed) Catherine Ann Lindabery (L.S.)

signed, sealed, published and declared  |
by the said testatris as and for her    |  Edna Philhower,
last will and testament in our presence |    Califon, N. J.
who in her presence and at her request  |  Abbie Young,
and in the presence of each other have  |    Califon, N. J.
hereunto subscribed our names as        |
witnesses.                              |

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from Richard Alan Lindaberry (0.144), 1992, bio

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George was born on December 3, 1826.  He married first Emily Teats on July
17, 1847.  Emily was born on June 13, 1828 and is the daughter of Adam Teats
and Margaret Apgar.  Emily's father owned a farm next to George's father.
They grew up together and fell in love.  After Emily's death on November 18,
1868 George married Esther Robbins on June 19, 1872.  Esther was born on
February 19, 1837 and is the daughter of Andrew Robbins (died on August 5,
1865) and Lucretia Conover (died on September 26, 1891 at about 74 years
of age).

After George's brother, Wesley Jacob Lindabury (9.104), died George became
guardian of Wesley's children.

During George's lifetime he added several hundred acres to his farm between
Cokesbury and Fairmount, New Jersey through selling, buying, and leasing
land back and forth.  George died on September 17, 1917.  Esther died on
January 17, 1908.  George, Emily, and Esther are all buried in the Fairmount
Methodist Cemetery.

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Marriage Records of Hunterdon County, New Jersey 1795-1873 Vol.1
Being an index to the marriages recorded in the office of the County
Clerk, at Flemington, N.J. compiled by Hiram E. Deats, Recording Secretary
and Librarian of the Hunterdon County Historical Society

Flemington, NJ
Hiram E. Deats
1918

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Robbins, Andrew and Lucretia Conover, Jan 31, 1829 3-28 (Trott)

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