From: bribling at earthlink.net (Barbara Ribling)
Date: Tue, 11 Nov 2003 10:12:09 -0800
Subject: Kingston, NJ, Presbyterian Church

Lake marriages at Kingston Presbyterian Church from Genealogical Magazine
of NJ, Vol. 29, pp.57-71
Lake, James to Susannah Covenhoven - APR 21, 1794
Lake, Amey to Ralph Covenhoven - MAY 2, 1794
Lake, Mary Francis to Elias Theodore Schenck - FEB 1, 1825
Lake, Eliza Ann to Elias S. Denise - JUN 4, 1831
Lake, Rachel Ann to Edward Brewer - MAR 20, 1839

My interest is in BAYLES/BAYLESS, etc., so here are their marriages at
Kingston:
*Bailes, Robert to Rebecca Gulick - MAY 13, 1802
*Bailes, William to Abigail Maple - JUN 6, 1805
*Bailes, William to Sally Cruser - SEP 25, 1827
*Bailes, Harriot to John Griggs - APR 2, 1833
*Bailes, Sarah to Abram VanDuyn - JUN 24, 1834
*Bayles, Emma to Rev. William H. McAuley - JUN 3, 1840
*Bayles, John to Mary Ann Blackwell - NOV 25, 1846

More Info (sorry I have none on the Lakes just now):
*  Robert Bayles was b. MAR 10, 1774, son of John Bayles and Anna
Davison.  He died at his home near Kingston on Monday, AUG 2, 1847 (See the
Journal of Sarah Staats Bayles).  He is buried in the churchyard of the 1st
Presbyterian Ch., Kingston.  Rebecca Gulick, b. SEP 1785, was the daughter
of John Gulick and Margaret Van Dyke.  I believe that Robert and rebecca
were both descendants of Geertruyt Willekens (Jochems) who married 1st,
Hendrick Gulick (Rebecca's ancestor) and married 2nd, Claes Claessen, Smit
(Robert's ancestor).  Children of Robert and Rebecca were:  William Gulick
Bayles, Susan Ann Bayles Dunn,  Dr. George Bayles, Robert James Bayles,
Margaretta L. Bayles, Emma Bayles McAuley, Maria Bayles, Dr. John G.
Bayles, Alexander H. Bayles.

*  William Bayles, b. SEP 13, 1774; d. AUG 29, 1853, son of John Bayles and
Susannah Burtis.  Abigail Maple was b. APR 11, 1785, d. JUN 18, 1874.  She
was probably the daughter of Margaret Maple who, at age 88, was in the
household of William and Abigail in 1850.  Children of William and
Abigail:  Emely Bayles, Harriet Bayles Griggs, James Bayles, Benjamin M.
Bayles, John Bayles, Margaret Ann Bayles, William Bayles, Stephen Bayles,
Sarah Bayles Van Duyne.

*  William Bayles, b. NOV 9, 1802; d. 1885, was the son of Robert Bayles
and Rebecca Gulick.  Sarah "Sally" Cruser, b. NOV 6, 1802; d. APR 22, 1877,
was the dau. of Frederick Cruser and Catherine Van Dyke.    It is of
interest to note that after the revolutionary War, Frederick Cruser
purchased "Rocky Hill" which is also known as the "Washington HQs".  This
house is where Gen. Washington penned his "Farewell to the
Troops".  William Bayles' son Robert was proud to have been born at "Rocky
Hill".  Children of William Bayles and Sally Cruser:  Robert Bayles, Martha
Bayles, George A. Bayles, Frederick Cruser Bayles, William Harrison Bayles,
Westley Hunt Bayles.

*  Harriet Bayles was b. 1809, d. 1894.  She was the dau. of William Bayles
and Abigail Maple.  John Griggs was b. 1811, d. 1891.  Harriet and John had
at least one child, Lucinda Griggs b. 1834.  Lucinda Griggs married Daniel
D. Hunt.

*  Sarah Bayles was the dau. of William Bayles and Abigail Maple.  She
married Abraham or Abram Van Duyne.

*  Emma Bayles, b. JAN 29, 1815; d. JUN 30, 1840, was the dau. of Robert
Bayles and Rebecca Gulick.  She married the Rev, William H. McAuley in a
double ceremony with their friends Sarah T. Comfort and the Rev. John C.
Rankin.  The two grooms were recent graduates of the princeton Seminary and
after the ceremony the two couples went to India as Missionaries (see the
Journal of Sarah Staats Bayles).  William H. McAuley died near his home in
Stockton, AL, JUN 21, 1885.  The McAuleys returned from India about 1850
and settled near William's childhood home in Stockton, AL.  The McAuley
children were:  Anna Rebecca Brown, Emma Margaretta Russell, Eliza Janetta
Mallory, William Daniel McAuley, Robert Chalmers McAuley, Mary Elizabeth
Rowie.  The first four children were born in India, the last two in Alabama.

*  John Bayles, b. MAR 6, 1816; d. FEB 28, 1848, son of William Bayles and
Abigail Maple.  Mary Ann Blackwell, b. MAY 3, 1821; d. MAY 9, 1858,
probably the daughter of John and Mary Blackwell and the sister of
Augustus, Henry and Caroline Blackwell.  John and Mary Ann had a least one
child, Henry B. Bayles b. AUG 22,1847, at Monmouth Junction, Middlesex Co., NJ.

I have additional information about the above BAYLES family members.
Barbara Ribling
bribling at earthlink.net