1792--Will. Honeyman, A. Van Doren, ed. "Documents Relating to the Colonial
History of the State of New Jersey." Somerville, NJ: The Unionist-Gazette
Association, Printers, 1928. Volume IV- 1761-1770, page 156.

1792, Aug. 24. Hagaman, Joseph, of Bethlehem, Hunterdon Co., Will of. Wife,
Eleanor, and sister, Secenute Hagaman, use of plantation and movables
during their lives. Grandson, Joseph McCluchon (after decease of wife and
sister), plantation and moveables; he paying following bequests. Sons,
Joseph, Francis and Cornelius, each 5 shillings. Grandson, Joseph Hagaman
(son of Joseph), 7 pounds. Grandson, Joseph Hagaman (son of Francis), 7
pounds. Grandson Joseph Robins, 7 pounds. Daughter Cathrina Hagaman, loom she
weaves on. Daughter, Tonake Hagaman, 5 shillings. Executors--wife Eleanor,
and Joseph McCluchon. Witnesses--Samuel Johnston, Lawrence Updike. Lib. 34,
p. 229.  Proved Oct. 1, 1792. 1792, Sept. 26. Inventory, 182.16.6 pounds;
made by Samuel Johnston and Lawrence Updike. File 1609J.