From: "Wallace W. Poole" <walpoole@goes.com>
Date: Sat, 11 Mar 2006 14:39:19 -0500

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WILL OF LAMBERT GARRISON

Abstracts of Wills Vol II 1708-1728, page 292: Page 471.--In the name of
God, Amen. October 7, 1723. I, Lambert Garrison, of Staten Island, being
very sick. I leave to my wife, Mary, a bed and furniture for the same,
a woman's saddle, and one-half of all household goods, and L-20. I leave
to my eldest son, Lambert, 5 shillings. Considering what I have done for
my daughter Susanah, I give her L-5. I leave all the rest of my estate,
houses, and lands, to my children, Lambert, Charles, Nicholas, Isaac,
Jacob, Catharine, and Elizabeth; and to my grandsons Daniel and Nathaniel,
sons of my son Daniel, deceased. From these lands are excepted "that land
which belongeth to the two eldest sons of Barent Christophers, which is
in the bounds of my Patent, and belongeth not to me." "I will that the
burying place on my land shall continue for a burying place for my posterity
forever." I make my brother Segar Garrison, and my sons Charles and Nicholas,
executors. Witnesses, Elias Barger, Susannah Barger, Segar Garrison. Proved,
May 22, 1725. (DUTCH-COLONIES-L@rootsweb.com, 23 June 1999)

I read somewhere that (he?) Lambert Garrison, came to Hunterdon Co., with
his brother Duncan, about 1720, from Staten Island. (wwp)

Alledged children are;
Lambert, Jr., Eldest
John     Not in will
Mary    Not in will
Charles
Nicholas
Isaac
Jacob
Catherine
Elizabeth
Susanah

Sons of Daniel, Daniel & Nathaniel All of the above in will except John
& Mary?????

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THE HUNTERDON COUNTY DEMOCRAT April 1885

The wife of Amos Garrison, a farmer living in Oxford township, Warren county,
died on Wednesday, of blood poisoning. About a week ago the deceased while
making soap poisoned her hand by the potash or lye coming in contact with a
small sore. Her arm at once began swelling and soon the malady spread over
her entire system. She grew steadily worse, although every effort was made
to relieve her. She leaves a husband and one child.

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              Garrison, Susan                  Hunterdon County Democrat
    Sep 3, 1846, Vol IX, No. 9 (418)  Married
At Clinton on the 12th ult., by the Rev. Albert Williams, Jacob Lance
to Susan, only daughter of Henry Garrison, all of Clinton

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