1676 John Schooley Jr was the son of John Schooley of Handsworth/Aston Parish, County of York, England. [1] [2] His birth was recorded "John Sonne of John Scholey, Oct 15, 1676" in the register of at All Saints. [3] [4] [5]
1695 John Schooley was under age on the date of his father's will. [6]
1697 John Schooley, husbandman of Burlington County, sold 50 acres adjoining Mathew Campion, to Gervas Pharo, late of Nottingham. [7] [8]
1697 John Schooley purchased 615 acres of land, on May 19, in the township of Springfield, Burlington county, New Jersey. Three hundred acres were purchased from Symon Charles. Upon the northerly portion of said plantation he built a dwelling-house having walls of adobes or sunburnt bricks, and resided there until his death. [9] [10]
1697 Mathew Champion of Oneanickon, Burlington Co., yeoman, and Katharine, "his now wife," formerly Widow Beard, sold land, on June 1, to Gervas Pharo, late of Drayton House, said Co., yeoman, for a plantation of 200 acres, of which 100 a. were sold to said Katharine, then widow Beard, by George Hutcheson, May 25, 1691, and 50 a. by John Scholey, July 10, 1691, and 50 a. to Mathew Champion by Thomas Budd, February 2, 1696-7. [11]
1697 John Schooley married Rebecca Bennet, on 8 of month 10 (December), at the home of Thomas Williams. The Witnesses present at marriage were: Thomas Scholey, John Murfen, Marthew Champion, Gervis Phara, Catherin Champion, Amy Phara, Rebecca William, Ann Benet, Sarah Benet, Mary Wheated, Eliz. Lovett, Eliz. Bustill, Mary Williams, Eliz Atkins, Margret Clarke, Ann Rotter, Petter Ffretwell, John Woolston, John Hancock, Isaac Meriot, Thomas Green, Thomas Atkins, Edmond Rotters. [12] [13] John, Jr., and Rebecca had only one child of whom any record was left, Ann, who was born in 1699, and was married to Thomas Scattergood Junior, of Mansfield in Burlington County. Rebecca probably lived only a few years. Ann was remembered in the will of her father, and aIso in the will of her stepmother. Rebecca Bennett was daughter of William and Rebecca Bennett, of Bucks county, Pennsylvania, and sister of Elizabeth Bennett, who in 1684 had married Richard Lundy I. John and Rebecca had one child. [14] [15] John Scooley and Rebecca Benet, both of Burlington, married 8th day, 10th month, 1697. [16]
1699-1729 The birthdates of children of John Scholey, with wives Rebecca and Francis, were reported in the records of the Burlington meeting. [17]
1699 Ann, daughter of John and Rebeckah Scholey, was born. [18]
1700 On 1 March, Return of survey for John Scholey, of 50 a. adjoining Matthew Champion. "Sold to Gervis Pharo." [19]
1700 On May 4. Return of survey for John Murfin, of 90 acres adjoining John Scholey between John Warren, Mary Wright and a small brook. [20]
1701-02 "Rebecca wife of John Scowly late called Rebecca Bennett was presented by the Grand Jury for committing fornication with Thomas Williams, her father-in-law, to which presentment her husband John Scowly in her behalfe submitted therefore the court considders and addjudges that the said Rebecca or her said Husband pay the Summe of five pounds to the use of the Governor or receive the Corporall punishment according to law." [21] [22]
1702-1711 Rebecca Schooley died. [23] [24]
1704 "To all captains & other military officer concerned" ... John Scholy was listed as a Quaker excused from military duties in Springfield, Burlington County. [25] [26]
1706 John King and Elizabeth Woodward were married on November 13, at Chesterfield. Witnessed by Francis (name is with female names) Taylor, possibly this one, and others. [27]
1706 John Black and Sarah Rockhill married on December 4, at Chesterfield. Witnessed by Frances Taylor and Joseph Nicholson (likely to be her first husband) and others. [28]
1707 Joseph Nicholson and Frances Taylor made their second declaration of intention to marry, on October 2, as recorded in the Chesterfield, Burlington County, monthly meeting minutes. [29] [30] [31] [32] Frances Taylor married Joseph Nicholson, son of George Nicholson of Readness, Yorkshire, England, and Hannah. [33]
1709 John Scholey and others witnessed the will of John Mills, of Chesterfield Twp, Burlington County, New Jersey, dated April 17. [34]
1711 John Schooley and Frances Nicholson declared for a second time, on 5 of month 2, 1710/11, their intent to marry. He producing a certificate from Burlington, and they were given liberty to proceed according to the good order amongst Friends. [35]
1711 John Schooley married on 25th day of 2nd month, Frances Taylor, widow of Joseph Nicholson and daughter of Samuel and Susannah Taylor, of Dore, County of Derby, England. John had nine children by his second. [36] [37] [38] [39] John Schooley Jr. married Frances Nicholson, widow of Joseph Nicholson. The Chesterfield Friend's Records report that on the "1st. of the 1st. mo. 1711, John Scholey and Frances Nicholson declare their intentions of taking each other in marriage; Her father and mother being present, gave their consent thereto." Frances was a daughter of Samuel and Susannah Taylor. John Scholey and Frances raised a family of three sons and six daughters. Rev. Chambers History gives a list of the names of their children and their marriages: Susannah, born in 1711-12, married in 1730 to Michael Newbold of Springfield township. John, III., born in 1714, married in 1745 with Rachel Emly. Thomas, born and died in 1718. Mary, born in 1720, married Johnathan Barton, later, Thomas Black, and finally Samuel Wright. [40]
1711 Robert Wright and Elizabeth Hyerton were married on December 20, in Burlington. Witnessed by John and Frances Scholey and others. [41]
1711 Daughter Susannah was born 12 month. [42] [43] [44]
1714 Son John Schooley was born on 11 mo. 22 day of Hanover, Burlington county, New Jersey. [45] [46]
1716 Samuel Taylor, Jr. and Anne Foulkes were married on November 29, at Chesterfield, Burlington County, New Jersey. Witnessed by Frances Scholey and others. [47]
1718-19 Son Thomas Schooley was born 12 mo., 5th day. He died aged ten weeks. [48] [49]
1720 John Scholey and Thomas Curtis prepared the inventory, dated July 17, for the estate of Hananiah Gauntt, of Springfield Twp, Burlington County, New Jersey. [50]
1720 Daughter Mary Schooley was born 12 mo. 21 day. [51] [52]
1721 Daughter Isabel Schooley was born 2 mo. 28th day. [53] [54]
1722 Robert Field married Mary Taylor, daughter of Samuel Taylor, at Chesterfield Meeting, Burlington County, New Jersey on April 12. Witnessed by John and Frances Scholey and others. [55]
1723 Frances Schooley [Scholey], daughter of Samuel Taylor, was named in his will, dated November 26, made in Chesterfield Twp, Burlington County. [56]
1723 Son Samuel Schooley was born 5 mo. 25th day. He sold the land bequeathed to him by his father, removed to Schooley's Mountain, which was named after him, married and removed with all or a part of his family to Virginia, near Harper's Ferry, and finally settled in Ohio. Samuel Schooley married Mary Albertson of Warren county, New Jersey, daughter of Nicholas Albertson and his wife Anglechea Van De Water, and granddaughter of Cornelius Albertson, a merchant of Amsterdam, Holland. On 12 of 3 mo., 1761, Samuel requested for himself, his wife and his two daughters, Phebe Meyers and Ann, a certificate of membership from the Kingwood M. M., in Hunterdon county, New Jersey, addressed to the M. M. at Fairfax, Virginia. On 9 of 4 mo., 1761, Jonathan Meyers requested a similar certificate for himself and his wife (Phebe) and children. A certificate for a Schooley was taken about 1803 from the Goose Creek M. M. in Virginia to the Westland M. M., Pennsylvania; also that a family by the name of Schooley took a certificate of membership, before 1822, from Fairfax M. M. to Short Creek, Harrison county, Ohio. [57] [58]
1723 John Scholey was administrator for the will of Ishmael Bateman, of Springfield, Burlington County, New Jersey, on October 24. [59]
1724 John Pancoast, son of Joseph of Mansfield, married Elizabeth Ogborne at Springfield Meeting, Burlington County on October 20. Witnessed by John Scholy, (daughter?) Ann Scholy and future son-in-law Thomas Scattergood and Susanna Scholy (?) and others. [60]
1725 Daughter Rebecca Schooley was born 8 mo. 3rd day. [61] [62]
1725 Daughter Ann Schooley married Thomas Scattergood, Jr. [63] [64]
1727 Daughter Sarah Schooley was born 6 mo. 6th day. [65] [66]
1728 The Quaker members of the grand jury of West New Jersey, held at Burlington, including John Schooley, signed a letter to the King of England expressing support, especially with regard to the conflict against Spain, on May 7. [67]
1729 Son Jonathan Schooley was born 8th month 3rd day. [68] [69]
1730 Susannah Schooley, daughter of John of Burlington, married Michael Newbold, son of Michael of Burlington, on 2 month, 15 day, at Springfield Twp, Burlington County. Witnessed by John Scholy and Frances Scholy and others. [70].
1731 George Holloway and Ruth Wood were married on November 10, at Springfield, Burlington County. Witnesses: Frances Scholey, John Scholey, and others. [71]
1732 The will of John Schooley [Scholey], yeoman, dated January 15, 1731/32 in Springfield, Burlington County named Wife, Frances. Children--John, Samuel, Jonathan, Rebecca and Sarah, all under age. Daughters: Ann Scattergood, Susanna Newbold, Mary and Isabel Scholey. Grandson, John Newbold. 135 acres in New Hanover; meadow adjoining Thos. Branson; land I bought of John Stacy, adjoining 50 acres I sold Jarvis Pharo; plantation where John Atkinson now lives; 16 acres at head of William Bougars' Swamp, bought of John Harvy in town of New Hanover; 9 acres formerly belonging to Harriet Gaunt. Wife, sole executrix. Witnesses: Zebulon Gauntt, Thomas Bevin, Bartho. Buxton. Proved Feb. 8, 1735. [72]
1735 John Scholey died and was buried on December (month 10) 17, at the Friends Burying Ground in Springfield. [73] [74] [75]
1735 John Schooley estate 10th day, 12th mo. (Feb.). Inventory, £674.16.10; made by Thomas Scattergood and Zebulon Gauntt. Includes negro youth, Simon, negro woman, Bess, and her three children. [76]
1743 Son John Schooley married Rachel Wright and had one child, Frances, who m. John Leonard. Mr. Leonard joined the Loyalists during the Revolutionary War, and in consequence the lands which his wife Frances had inherited from her grandfather Schooley were confiscated and sold. [77] [78]
1740 Daughter Mary Schooley married Jonathan Barton. [79] [80]
1742 Frances and Isabel Scholy witnessed the marriage of John Crusher and Rachel Antrum, relationship unknown, on November 24, 1742, at Springfield. [81]
1744 The will of widow Francis Schooley [Scholey] of Springfield, Burlington County was dated 11th day, 2nd mo. (ApriI). ChiIdren - Susannah Newbold. John, Ann Scattergood, Mary Barton, Isabel, Rebeckah, Samuel, Sarah and Jonathan. Grandchildren: John, Ann, Clayton, Rebeckah, Mary and Michael, children of my daughter, Susannah Newbold. Grandson, Jonathan Barton. Son, Jonathan to have 20 pounds to support and care tor my negro man, Simon. Real and personal estate. Executors - sons John, Samuel and Jonathan. Witnesses: Peter Andrews. Esther Andrews, John Osmond. Proved April 28, 1750. [82]
1746 Daughter Mary Schooley married Thomas Black. She later married Samuel Wright. [83] [84]
1747 Daughter Rebecca married Joseph Wright. [85] [86]
1750 Frances Schooley survived her husband John Schooley Jr. by about fifteen years. Her will, dated March 8, 1749-50, was probated in 1750. Inventory. £720.12.5 made by Thomas Earl and Benjamin Shreeve. Includes negro wench £31.15.
1750 Daughter Isabel married Jacob Ridgeway. [87] [88]
1750 Son Jonathan married Mary Wright; left daughters only; on February 1, 1806, Jonathan Schooley and his wife Mary gave a deed for land in Hanover township, Morris county, New Jersey. [89] [90]
1751 Son Samuel died intestate. His brother John administered his estate.
1752 Daughter Sarah Schooley married Joseph Horner. [91] [92]
1757 Daughter Ann Schooley died before 1757. [93] [94]
1758 Son Johnathan Schooley, who had married Mary Wright, died.
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