Philip Quigley

Abt 1703 - 1751  (~ 48 years)

 Set As Default Person

• Name	Philip Quigley  [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29]
  Born	Abt 1703	, , , Ireland   [30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36]
  Gender	Male
  Story	COMMON ERRORS FOUND IN ONLINE FAMILY TREES FOR PHILIP QUIGLEY (Dec 13, 2018)  [37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42]
  I have recently been researching the immediate family of Philip Quigley, who resided in Nottingham Township, Burlington County, New Jersey, British America, from about 1720 to 1751. Philip was my 6th GGFather. I would like to correct two common errors that I have seen replicated from one family tree to another at several online genealogy sites, including Ancestry, MyHeritage and FamilySearch. Typically, there are no sources given for this information, which I believe to be incorrect, other than someone else's family tree. Sources for my corrections are included herein. Philip Quigley's Occupation Philip's occupation is handwritten on the marriage license of Sep 28, 1733, for him and his second wife, Mary Pearson. As shown on the attached image, his occupation should be interpreted as "stavegetter," not "slavegetter," as is commonly stated in many online family trees. This interpretation of the potentially confusing handwriting is consistent with just a few online family trees, all of which, I suspect, obtained their information from the marriage license and from the Charles R. Hutchinson Collection, kept at the New Jersey Historical Society Library and available online at an LDS family history center. Hutchinson stated that "Philip Quigley was a laborer employed on the Pearson plantation, chiefly in the conversion of timber into barrel staves, which were at that time an important article of commerce." Philip Quigley's Relationship to Daniel Quigley Many online family trees show Daniel Quigley and his wife Susannah Yerto, also of Nottingham Twp., as being Philip's parents, probably stemming from a Philip Quigley (2) being named as a Daniel's son in his will of Apr 18, 1759, and from the first version (1911) of Hutchinson's family record for the Pearsons (p. 113). I believe this to be incorrect, and that Daniel is more likely to have been Philip's brother, for the following reasons: o Daniel's will is dated 1759, Philip is believed to have died (or disappeared) by 1751, when his wife, Mary Pearson, had remarried Jonathan Knipe. o Daniel's will names Philip (2) as one of his six youngest children," which is inconsistent with Philip having been married about 1724 to his first wife, Hannah Prickett. o Daniel's will was witnessed by Jonathan Knipe, who at that time was married to Mary (Pearson) Quigley, Philip's second wife; i.e., Daniel's probable ex-sister-in-law. o Philip and Daniel are said to been brothers from Ireland, who immigrated to Philadelphia in the 1720s, with a third brother, James, who settled in Cumberland County, Pennsylvania. o Hutchinson's last version (1917-1919) of the Pearson family record makes no reference to Daniel being Philip's father. In fact, even within his first version, but on a later page (114), he states, "But instead of this Daniel being the father of the Philip Quigley who married Mary Pearson, I think him more likely to have been his brother …" Note: As I continue to research these related families, I plan to update this document as appropriate.
  	New Jersey Marriage License - Philip Quigley & Mary Pearson [0104] Sep 28, 1733 Comparison of letters "t" & "l" to determine the occupation - stavegetter. [from Burlington County Surrogate's Office]
  	Charles R. Hutchinson Collection - Will of Daniel Quigly [5722C] Apr 18, 1759  [from FamilySearch]
  	Charles R. Hutchinson Collection - Pearson Family Records; 1600s-1800s [5722E] 1911 p. 113 [from FamilySearch]
  	Charles R. Hutchinson Collection - Pearson Family Records; 1600s-1800s [5722E] 1911 p. 114 [from FamilySearch]
  Occupation	Bef 1725-1730	, , , Ireland   [43]
  seaman
  Immigration	Abt 1725-1730	Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, British America   [40, 41, 44, 45, 46]
  from Ireland
  Said to have arrived in Philadephia with brothers James & Daniel.
  Occupation	Abt 1730	Nottingham Twp., Burlington, New Jersey, British America   [47]
  stavegetter
  Worked at Robert Pearson plantation; made barrel staves from timber.
  Residence	Aft 1725-1730	, Burlington, New Jersey, British America   [48]
  Occupation	1733	Nottingham Twp., Burlington, New Jersey, British America   [49, 50, 51, 52]
  Stavegetter, Pearson plantation
  Converted timber into barrel staves, which were at that time an important article of commerce.
  	New Jersey Marriage License - Philip Quigley & Mary Pearson [0104] Sep 28, 1733 Comparison of letters "t" & "l" to determine the occupation - stavegetter. [from Burlington County Surrogate's Office]
  Residence	1733	Nottingham Twp., Burlington, New Jersey, British America   [53, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59, 60]
  Dog Town
  The Quigleys were among those who settled here in the early part of the eighteenth century. Some of them were noted deer hunters. They kept many dogs for hunting purposes, and the cluster of houses on the road from White Horse to Sandtown (Mercerville), called "Dogtown," was so named on account of the large number of dogs kept by the Quigleys resident there.
  	Mercer County Messenger, NJ - Letter to Editor re Quigleys & Dog Town [0145] Mar 27, 1980  [from Hamilton Township Library]
  Court	Oct 1734-May 1735	, Burlington, New Jersey, British America   [61]
  Hatton & Falkiner v. Phillip Quigley
  Debt.
  Court	Aug 1738-May 1740	, Burlington, New Jersey, British America   [62]
  Francis Costigan v. Phillip Quigley
  Debt of £32.
  Occupation	1738-1740	Nottingham Twp., Burlington, New Jersey, British America   [63]
  stavegetter
  Residence	1738-1740	Nottingham Twp., Burlington, New Jersey, British America   [64]
  Court	Mar 1746	, Burlington, New Jersey, British America   [65]
  Edward Price v. Philip Quigley
  Attorney's fees for defense in cases involving trespass, rape & trespass on an Indian woman, and felonious taking & stealing a handgun of an Indian man.
  Court	Jun 1746-Apr 1748	, Burlington, New Jersey, British America   [66, 67, 68]
  Executors of Samuel Scatergood v. Philip Quigley
  Debt £40; plus £6, 5 shillings, eleven pence damages.
  Residence	1746-1748	Nottingham Twp., Burlington, New Jersey, British America   [69, 70]
  Court	Apr 1750-Nov 1750	, Burlington, New Jersey, British America   [71]
  John Stevenson v. Joseph Hollinshead, Sheriff; 1750
  Debt £18, plus £4, 12 shillings, 8 pence against Sheriff Hollinshead for letting Philip Quigley go at large in Nov 1749, following his conviction & arrest to repay the debt owed Stevenson.
  Court	May 1748-Mar 1751	, Burlington, New Jersey, British America   [72]
  William Morris v. Philip Quigley
  Debt £66, 4 shillings, 6 pence.
  Residence	1748-1751	Nottingham Twp., Burlington, New Jersey, British America   [73]
  Died	1751	, Burlington, New Jersey, British America   [74, 75, 76, 77, 78, 79, 80, 81]
  Lost at sea? Died or disappeared by 1751.
  Notes	Although I have attributed the "Dogtown" stories about where the Quigleys lived to Philip Quigley, his son Isaac is the first to have records showing land ownershhip in this part of Nottingham Twp. [82]
  Person ID	I532	Quigley Doyle Family Tree
  Last Modified	5 Oct 2019

  
  

  Father	??? Quigley           b. Abt 1680, , , , Ireland           d. Yes, date unknown
  Mother	??? ???           b. Abt 1685           d. Yes, date unknown
  Married	Abt 1705
  Children	3 children
  1. Daniel Quigley           d. 1759, Nottingham Twp., Burlington, New Jersey, British America
  2. Philip Quigley           b. Abt 1703, , , , Ireland           d. 1751, , Burlington, New Jersey, British America
  3. James Quigley           b. 1710, , , , Ireland           d. 1782, Middle Spring, Cumberland, Pennsylvania, USA
  Family ID	F180	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family 1	Hannah C. Pricket           b. 1704, Northampton Twp., Burlington, New Jersey, British America           d. 28 Feb 1728, Burlington, Burlington, New Jersey, British America  (Age 24 years)
  Married	Abt 1724	, , New Jersey, British America   [83, 84, 85, 86, 87, 88, 89, 90]
  Last Modified	7 Aug 2019
  Family ID	F468	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family 2	Mary Pearson           b. 2 Nov 1708, Nottingham Twp., Burlington, New Jersey, British America           d. Bef 1769  (Age 60 years)
  Married	Abt 28 Sep 1733	Nottingham Twp., Burlington, New Jersey, British America   [93, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99, 100, 101, 102, 103, 104, 105]
  This marriage was very distasteful to the Pearson family, and there was afterwords but little intercourse between them. [91, 92]
  	New Jersey Marriage License - Philip Quigley & Mary Pearson [0104] Sep 28, 1733  [from Burlington County Surrogate's Office]
  Children	8 children
  + 1. Isaac Quigley           b. 22 Jan 1734, Nottingham Twp., Burlington, New Jersey, British America           d. 25 Jun 1817, Nottingham Twp., Burlington, New Jersey, USA  (Age 83 years)  [biological]   2. Mary Quigley           b. Abt 1735, , Burlington, New Jersey, British America           d. Aft 1772  (Age ~ 38 years)  [biological] + 3. Capt. Robert Quigley           b. 1736, Nottingham Twp., Burlington, New Jersey, British America           d. 1813, Nottingham Twp., Burlington, New Jersey, USA  (Age 77 years)  [biological]   4. Daniel Quigley           b. 1741, , Burlington, New Jersey, British America           d. 1758  (Age 17 years)  [biological]   5. John Quigley           b. 1742           d. 1772, New Hanover Twp., Burlington, New Jersey, British America  (Age 30 years)  [biological] + 6. Capt. Thomas Quigley           b. 1743, , , New Jersey, British America           d. 6 Aug 1821, Genoa Twp., Cayuga, New York, USA  (Age 78 years)  [biological] + 7. Moses Quigley           b. Bef 1751           d. 30 Jan 1826, Trenton, Burlington, New Jersey, USA  (Age ~ 75 years)  [biological] + 8. Aaron Quigley           b. Bef 1751           d. Yes, date unknown  [biological]
  Last Modified	7 Aug 2019
  Family ID	F138	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

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  Born - Abt 1703 - , , , Ireland Married - Abt 1724 - , , New Jersey, British America Occupation - seaman - Bef 1725-1730 - , , , Ireland Immigration - from Ireland - Abt 1725-1730 - Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, British America Occupation - stavegetter - Abt 1730 - Nottingham Twp., Burlington, New Jersey, British America Residence - Aft 1725-1730 - , Burlington, New Jersey, British America Occupation - Stavegetter, Pearson plantation - 1733 - Nottingham Twp., Burlington, New Jersey, British America Residence - Dog Town - 1733 - Nottingham Twp., Burlington, New Jersey, British America Married - Abt 28 Sep 1733 - Nottingham Twp., Burlington, New Jersey, British America Child - Isaac Quigley - 22 Jan 1734 - Nottingham Twp., Burlington, New Jersey, British America Court - Hatton & Falkiner v. Phillip Quigley - Oct 1734-May 1735 - , Burlington, New Jersey, British America Child - Mary Quigley - Abt 1735 - , Burlington, New Jersey, British America Child - Capt. Robert Quigley - 1736 - Nottingham Twp., Burlington, New Jersey, British America Court - Francis Costigan v. Phillip Quigley - Aug 1738-May 1740 - , Burlington, New Jersey, British America Occupation - stavegetter - 1738-1740 - Nottingham Twp., Burlington, New Jersey, British America Residence - 1738-1740 - Nottingham Twp., Burlington, New Jersey, British America Child - Daniel Quigley - 1741 - , Burlington, New Jersey, British America Child - Capt. Thomas Quigley - 1743 - , , New Jersey, British America Court - Edward Price v. Philip Quigley - Mar 1746 - , Burlington, New Jersey, British America Court - Executors of Samuel Scatergood v. Philip Quigley - Jun 1746-Apr 1748 - , Burlington, New Jersey, British America Residence - 1746-1748 - Nottingham Twp., Burlington, New Jersey, British America Court - John Stevenson v. Joseph Hollinshead, Sheriff; 1750 - Apr 1750-Nov 1750 - , Burlington, New Jersey, British America Court - William Morris v. Philip Quigley - May 1748-Mar 1751 - , Burlington, New Jersey, British America Residence - 1748-1751 - Nottingham Twp., Burlington, New Jersey, British America Died - 1751 - , Burlington, New Jersey, British America  = Link to Google Earth

  
  

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Tarbell about Monmouth County; articles and a membership list of the Sober Society of Allentown, 1895, a temperance organization; returns of births and deaths in Monmouth and Mercer counties, retained by Dr. Archibald Alexander Howell as attending physician, 1878-90. A long-time resident of Allentown, Hutchinson operated a general store before entering the real-estate and insurance business. He wrote about twenty books on genealogy and local history, none of which was published. (Source: Catalog of original documents at the New Jersey [The original documents in the collection are kept at the New Jersey Historical Society Library in Newark, NJ.  A version of the collection was microfilmed by the LDS Church and is available for viewing online at a family history center]. [S4294] Charles R. Hutchinson Collection - Will of Daniel Quigly; Apr 18, 1759 [5722C], Charles R. Hutchinson, (familysearch.org: Will of Daniel Quigly; Apr 18, 1759), 5722C., 96. accessed Dec 9, 2018. Will of Daniel Quigly; Apr 18, 1759. [S128] Family Group Sheet - Quigleys [0011], Quigley, Robert J. Supplied by compiler San Juan Batista, California. 1989., 0011. One of three brothers that came from Ireland.  One of the others may have been Daniel. [S535] A History of the Families of Edward Tinsley Ray and Isabel Douglass Curtis, Vol. 2; 2010 - Quigley of New Jersey & New York [5584B], Ray, Peter., (Keith Black. Black Genealogy. blacktreegenealogy.weebly.com/ : 2010), 5584B., "Philip Quigley," Black Genealogy  (blacktreegenealogy.weebly.com/ : accessed Oct 1, 2018). Said to have arrived in Philadephia with brothers James & Daniel abt. 1725-1730. [S4295] Charles R. Hutchinson Collection - Pearson Family Records; 1600s-1800s (1911) [5722E], Charles R. Hutchinson, (familysearch.org: 1911), 5722E., 113-114. accessed Dec 13, 2018. Describes potential relationships between Philip & Daniel Quigley. [S535] A History of the Families of Edward Tinsley Ray and Isabel Douglass Curtis, Vol. 2; 2010 - Quigley of New Jersey & New York [5584B], Ray, Peter., (Keith Black. Black Genealogy. blacktreegenealogy.weebly.com/ : 2010), 5584B., "Philip Quigley," Black Genealogy  (blacktreegenealogy.weebly.com/ : accessed Oct 1, 2018). Said to have been a seaman. [S91] Letters from Amizi Armstrong to Miss Mary N. Hanna; 1907-1908 [0016], Amizi Armstrong Quigley (Denver, Colorado), 0016. My sixth [3rd] great grandfather landed at Cape May, NJ. [S2] Quigley Family Record - Andrew Jackson Quigley / Sarah Elizabeth Fox Quigley; 1977 [0021], McIntosh, John J. Supplied by compiler . 1978., 0021. Came from Ireland with a Welsh wife and landed at Cape May, NJ. p. ii [S117] Family Group Sheet - Philip Quigley Report; 2001 [5720], Schichner, David R., (David Schichner. Geneaology - David R. Schichner. http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~davidca/index.htm : 2001), 5720., Geneaology - David R. Schichner  (http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~davidca/index.htm : accessed Nov 18, 2018). Immigration btw. 1728-1733; arrived in Philadelphia. p. 2 [S535] A History of the Families of Edward Tinsley Ray and Isabel Douglass Curtis, Vol. 2; 2010 - Quigley of New Jersey & New York [5584B], Ray, Peter., (Keith Black. Black Genealogy. blacktreegenealogy.weebly.com/ : 2010), 5584B., "Philip Quigley," Black Genealogy  (blacktreegenealogy.weebly.com/ : accessed Oct 1, 2018). Worked at Robert Pearson plantation as a "stave getter," or one who made barrel staves from timber. [S535] A History of the Families of Edward Tinsley Ray and Isabel Douglass Curtis, Vol. 2; 2010 - Quigley of New Jersey & New York [5584B], Ray, Peter., (Keith Black. Black Genealogy. blacktreegenealogy.weebly.com/ : 2010), 5584B., "Philip Quigley," Black Genealogy  (blacktreegenealogy.weebly.com/ : accessed Oct 1, 2018). Setted in Burlington Co., NJ. [S529] Provence of New Jersey Marriage License - Philip Quigley & Mary Pearson; 1733 [0104], (Provence of New Jersey; Sep 28, 1733), 0104. Occupation stavegetter. [Note comparison of letters "t" & "l" in the document to determine the occupation to be "stavegetter" - not "slavegetter"]. [S128] Family Group Sheet - Quigleys [0011], Quigley, Robert J. Supplied by compiler San Juan Batista, California. 1989., 0011. Seafarer & slavegetter [stavegetter]. [S602] Letter from Robert Quigley, 4 July 1989 [0019], Robert J. Quigley (San Juan Bautista, CA), 0019. ... the 'lost at sea, slave-getter, seafarer' information... is 'family story' or 'oral history' - information handed down by generation but not confirmed. [S536] Charles R. Hutchinson Collection - Pearson Family Records; 1600s-1800s (transcription) [5722B], Charles R. Hutchinson, (familysearch.org: 1917-1919), 5722B., 76-77. accessed Dec 8, 2018. Occupation stavegetter; laborer at Pearson plantation [Nottingham, Burlington Co., NJ], chiefly in the conversion of timber into barrel staves, which were at that time an important article of commerce. [S533] New Jersey Marriage Records, 1665-1800 - Quigleys; 1733-1780 [5588A], William Nelson, (Patterson, New Jersey: The Press Printing and Publishing Co., 1900.), 5588A., Quigleys: 318. Residence Burlington [Co.], NJ. [S529] Provence of New Jersey Marriage License - Philip Quigley & Mary Pearson; 1733 [0104], (Provence of New Jersey; Sep 28, 1733), 0104. Residence Nottingham, Burlington Co., NJ. [S530] Crispen Pearson of Bucks County, Pennsylvania; 1748-1806 - New Jersey Pearson Data [0114], Annie Pearson Darrow, (J. Heidingsfeld Co., New Brunswick, NJ; 1932), 0114. Residence Nottingham, Burlington Co., NJ. [S4291] History of Burlington & Mercer Counties, NJ; 1883 [0152], Major E. M. Woodward & John F. Hageman, (1883; Everts & Peck; Philadelphia, PA), 0152. Residence in early 18th century:  "Dogtown" in Notthingham Twp., Burlington Co, NJ;  subsequently Hamilton Twp., Mercer Co. The Quigleys were among those who settled here in the early part of the eighteenth century. Some of them were noted deer hunters. They kept many dogs for hunting purposes, and the cluster of houses on the road from White Horse to Sandtown, called "Dogtown," was so named on account of the large number of dogs kept by the Quigleys resident there. p. 796 [S536] Charles R. Hutchinson Collection - Pearson Family Records; 1600s-1800s (transcription) [5722B], Charles R. Hutchinson, (familysearch.org: 1917-1919), 5722B., 76. accessed Dec 8, 2018. ... of Nottingham in the county of Burlington ... [S4292] Mercer County Messenger, NJ; Mar 27, 1980 - Letter to Editor re Quigleys & Dog Town [0145], New Jersey. Mercer County., 0145., "Dog Town," Mar 27, 1980, p. 8. Letter to the editor form Earl Williams, Trenton, NJ.  Dog Town was where about a dozen Quigleys lived.  The land is where the [Hamilton Twp.] Library now stands. [I found this article in 1989 while reviewing files in the Hamilton Twp. Library, not knowing until then where the Quigleys lived in the area - coincidence or karma?] [S567] Trenton Evening Times, NJ; Oct 27, 1929 - Isaac Watson House, White Horse, NJ [5727], New Jersey. Trenton., 5727., "Suburban Shrine Faces Destruction," Oct 27, 1929, p. Sect. 5, p. 86; digital images, Genealogy Bank (genbank.com : accessed Dec 22, 2018). The Quigleys, who settled between White horse and Mercerville [Sandtown], were another early family.  The Quigleys were noted deer hunters and because they had so many dogs the spot they settled was known as Dog Town. [S536] Charles R. Hutchinson Collection - Pearson Family Records; 1600s-1800s (transcription) [5722B], Charles R. Hutchinson, (familysearch.org: 1917-1919), 5722B., 79. accessed Dec 8, 2018. Some of the Quigleys were noted deer hunters.  They kept many dogs for hunting purposes, and the small settlement known as "Dogtown," on the road leading from White Horse to Mercerville, was so called on account of the many dogs kept by the Quigleys who lived thereabouts. [S4284] Supreme Court of New Jersey, Hatton & Falkiner v. Phillip Quigley; 1734-1735 [5707], New Jersey. Burlington., 5707., Hatton & Falkiner v. Phillip Quigley, Oct 1734 - May 1735. Debt. [S4285] Supreme Court of New Jersey, Francis Costigan v. Phillip Quigley; 1738-1740 [5708], New Jersey. Burlington., 5708., Francis Costigan v. Phillip Quigley, Aug 1738-May 1740. Debt of £32. [S4285] Supreme Court of New Jersey, Francis Costigan v. Phillip Quigley; 1738-1740 [5708], New Jersey. Burlington., 5708., Francis Costigan v. Phillip Quigley, Aug 1738-May 1740. Occupation stavegetter. [S4285] Supreme Court of New Jersey, Francis Costigan v. Phillip Quigley; 1738-1740 [5708], New Jersey. Burlington., 5708., Francis Costigan v. Phillip Quigley, Aug 1738-May 1740. Residence Nottingham Twp., Burlington Co., NJ. [S4286] Supreme Court of New Jersey, Edward Price v. Philip Quigley; 1746 [5709], New Jersey. Burlington., 5709., Edward Price v. Philip Quigley, Mar 1746. Attorney's fees for defense in cases involving trespass, rape & trespass on an Indian woman, and felonious taking & stealing a handgun of an Indian man. [S4287] Supreme Court of New Jersey, Executors of Samuel Scattergood v. Philip Quigley; 1746-1748 [5710], New Jersey. Burlington., 5710., Executors of Samuel Scatergood v. Philip Quigley, Jun 1746-Apr 1748. Debt £40. [S4288] Supreme Court of New Jersey, Isaac Pearson & Executors of Samuel Scattergood v. Philip Quigley; 1748 [5711], New Jersey. Burlington., 5711., Isaac Pearson & Executors of Samuel Scattergood v. Philip Quigley; 1748, 1748. Debt £40; plus £6, 5 shillings, eleven pence damages. [S535] A History of the Families of Edward Tinsley Ray and Isabel Douglass Curtis, Vol. 2; 2010 - Quigley of New Jersey & New York [5584B], Ray, Peter., (Keith Black. Black Genealogy. blacktreegenealogy.weebly.com/ : 2010), 5584B., "Philip Quigley," Black Genealogy  (blacktreegenealogy.weebly.com/ : accessed Oct 1, 2018). in 1748, Philip defaulted on a debt of £40 and an arrest warrant was issued for his arrest. [S4287] Supreme Court of New Jersey, Executors of Samuel Scattergood v. Philip Quigley; 1746-1748 [5710], New Jersey. Burlington., 5710., Executors of Samuel Scatergood v. Philip Quigley, Jun 1746-Apr 1748. Residence Nottingham Twp., Burlington Co., NJ. [S4288] Supreme Court of New Jersey, Isaac Pearson & Executors of Samuel Scattergood v. Philip Quigley; 1748 [5711], New Jersey. Burlington., 5711., Isaac Pearson & Executors of Samuel Scattergood v. Philip Quigley; 1748, 1748. Residence Nottingham Twp., Burlington, Province of West Jersey. [S4290] Supreme Court of New Jersey, John Stevenson v. Joseph Hollinshead, Sheriff; 1750 [5713], New Jersey. Burlington., 5713., John Stevenson v. Joseph Hollinshead, Sheriff, Apr 1750-Nov 1750. Debt £18, plus £4, 12 shillings, 8 pence against Sheriff Hollinshead for letting Philip Quigley go at large in Nov 1749, following his conviction & arrest to repay the debt owed Stevenson. [S4289] Supreme Court of New Jersey, William Morris v. Philip Quigley; 1748-1751 [5712], New Jersey. Burlington., 5712., William Morris v. Philip Quigley, May 1748-Mar 1751. Debt £66, 4 shillings, 6 pence. [S4289] Supreme Court of New Jersey, William Morris v. Philip Quigley; 1748-1751 [5712], New Jersey. Burlington., 5712., William Morris v. Philip Quigley, May 1748-Mar 1751. Residence Nottingham Twp., Burlington Co., [NJ]. [S93] Letter from Betty Wier to Donald Quigley, Apr 30, 1989. [0072], Betty Wier, (Springport, MI; Apr 30, 1989), 0072. Died circa 1749. [S562] Calendar of New Jersey Wills, Vol. 1-13 (partial); 1670-1817 [0106], New Jersey Historical Society, (New Jersey; 1901-1945), 0106. Wife was remarried by 1751. [S128] Family Group Sheet - Quigleys [0011], Quigley, Robert J. Supplied by compiler San Juan Batista, California. 1989., 0011. Died bef. 1751; lost at sea? [S561] Calendar of New Jersey Wills, Vol. 3; 1751-1760 - Robert Pearson; 1751 [5565A], New Jersey., (Internet Archives. archive.org.), 5565A., Will of Robert Pearson; 1751; (archive.org : accessed Sep 25, 2018). Wife was remarried by 1751. [S535] A History of the Families of Edward Tinsley Ray and Isabel Douglass Curtis, Vol. 2; 2010 - Quigley of New Jersey & New York [5584B], Ray, Peter., (Keith Black. Black Genealogy. blacktreegenealogy.weebly.com/ : 2010), 5584B., "Philip Quigley," Black Genealogy  (blacktreegenealogy.weebly.com/ : accessed Oct 1, 2018). Died or disappeared by 1751. [S117] Family Group Sheet - Philip Quigley Report; 2001 [5720], Schichner, David R., (David Schichner. Geneaology - David R. Schichner. http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~davidca/index.htm : 2001), 5720., Geneaology - David R. Schichner  (http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~davidca/index.htm : accessed Nov 18, 2018). Died 1751 in Burlington Co., NJ. p. 1, 2 [S536] Charles R. Hutchinson Collection - Pearson Family Records; 1600s-1800s (transcription) [5722B], Charles R. Hutchinson, (familysearch.org: 1917-1919), 5722B., 77. accessed Dec 9, 2018. He had died by 1751. [S605] Family Group Sheet - Hannah C. Prickett; 1704-1728 [5725], Sellin, Helen., (Ancestry. ancestry.com), 5725., Ancestry  (ancestry.com : accessed Dec 14, 2018). Died 1751. [S567] Trenton Evening Times, NJ; Oct 27, 1929 - Isaac Watson House, White Horse, NJ [5727], New Jersey. Trenton., 5727., "Suburban Shrine Faces Destruction," Oct 27, 1929, p. Sect. 5, p. 86; digital images, Genealogy Bank (genbank.com : accessed Dec 22, 2018). The Quigleys, who settled between White horse and Mercerville [Sandtown], were another early family.  The Quigleys were noted deer hunters and because they had so many dogs the spot they settled was known as Dog Town. [Although I have attributed the "Dogtown" stories about where the Quigleys lived to Philip Quigley, his son Isaac is the first to have records showing land ownershhip in this part of Nottingham Twp.] [S91] Letters from Amizi Armstrong to Miss Mary N. Hanna; 1907-1908 [0016], Amizi Armstrong Quigley (Denver, Colorado), 0016. My sixth [3rd] great grandfather landed at Cape May, NJ, with a Welsh wife. [S632] Quigley, Donald W. - Notes from discussion with Betty Wier; 1989 [0155], Donald W. Quigley, (Springport, MI; Aug 26, 1989), 0155. [S535] A History of the Families of Edward Tinsley Ray and Isabel Douglass Curtis, Vol. 2; 2010 - Quigley of New Jersey & New York [5584B], Ray, Peter., (Keith Black. Black Genealogy. blacktreegenealogy.weebly.com/ : 2010), 5584B., "Philip Quigley," Black Genealogy  (blacktreegenealogy.weebly.com/ : accessed Oct 1, 2018). Philip apparently married Hannah Pricket in Burlington Co., NJ; by 1727. [S883] US & International Marriage Records - Phillip Quigley & Hannah Prickett; 1724 [5714], Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., ((ancestry.com : 2004)), 5714., accessed Nov 17, 2018), Phillip Quigley & Hannah Prickett; 1724. Married 1724. [S603] Family Group Sheet - Zackariah P. Prickett; 1674-1726/27 [5715], Zumwalt, Patricia J., (Bill Yates. Yates Publishing. yates.montana.com/), 5715., Yates Publishing  (yates.montana.com/ : accessed Nov 17, 2018). Married abt. 1724. [S604] Calendar of New Jersey Wills, Vol. 1; 1670-1730 - Zachariah Pricket; 1727-28 [5563A], New Jersey., (Internet Archives. archive.org.), 5563A., Zachariah Pricket; 1727-28; (archive.org : accessed Nov 17, 2018). [S884] Genealogical & Memorial History of New Jersey, Vol. II; 1910 - The Prickitt Line [5717A], Francis Bazley Lee, (New York, New York: Lewis Historical Publishing Company, 1910.), 5717A., The Prickitt Line: 660. [S605] Family Group Sheet - Hannah C. Prickett; 1704-1728 [5725], Sellin, Helen., (Ancestry. ancestry.com), 5725., Ancestry  (ancestry.com : accessed Dec 14, 2018). Married 1724. [S535] A History of the Families of Edward Tinsley Ray and Isabel Douglass Curtis, Vol. 2; 2010 - Quigley of New Jersey & New York [5584B], Ray, Peter., (Keith Black. Black Genealogy. blacktreegenealogy.weebly.com/ : 2010), 5584B., "Philip Quigley," Black Genealogy  (blacktreegenealogy.weebly.com/ : accessed Oct 1, 2018). Charles Hutchinson writes: The marriage of Marey [sic] Pearson to this person, who, besides being so far beneath her in social position, did not even bear a good reputation, was very distasteful to her relatives, and there was but little after-intercourse between the families. [S536] Charles R. Hutchinson Collection - Pearson Family Records; 1600s-1800s (transcription) [5722B], Charles R. Hutchinson, (familysearch.org: 1917-1919), 5722B., 76. accessed Dec 8, 2018. This marriage was very distasteful to the Pearson family, and there was afterwords but little intercourse between them. [S93] Letter from Betty Wier to Donald Quigley, Apr 30, 1989. [0072], Betty Wier, (Springport, MI; Apr 30, 1989), 0072. Married Sep 28, 1733; Burlington Co., NJ. [S528] Burlington County, NJ, Marriages - Pearsons & Quigleys [0103], H. Stanley Craig, (1932: H. Stanley Craig, Publisher: Merchantville, NJ.), 0103. Married Sep 28, 1733; Burlington Co., NJ. [S529] Provence of New Jersey Marriage License - Philip Quigley & Mary Pearson; 1733 [0104], (Provence of New Jersey; Sep 28, 1733), 0104. Marriage license issued Sep 28, 1733; Burlington Co., NJ. [S530] Crispen Pearson of Bucks County, Pennsylvania; 1748-1806 - New Jersey Pearson Data [0114], Annie Pearson Darrow, (J. Heidingsfeld Co., New Brunswick, NJ; 1932), 0114. Bond dated Sep 28, 1733. [S531] Old Nottingham; 1975 [0150], George W. Robinson, (1975; Historical Association of Hamilton Township; New Jersey.), 0150. [S532] Family History Notes on the Quigleys [0225], Maude Quigley, (bef. 1989), 0225. Married Sep 18, 1733; Burlington Co., NJ. [S128] Family Group Sheet - Quigleys [0011], Quigley, Robert J. Supplied by compiler San Juan Batista, California. 1989., 0011. Married Sep 28, 1733; Burlington Co., NJ. [S533] New Jersey Marriage Records, 1665-1800 - Quigleys; 1733-1780 [5588A], William Nelson, (Patterson, New Jersey: The Press Printing and Publishing Co., 1900.), 5588A., Quigleys: 318. Married Sep 28, 1733. [S534] A History of Hamilton Township, Mercer County, New Jersey; 1954 [0148], Helen Almy West, (1954; Trenton Printing Company, Inc.; Trenton, NJ), 0148. [S535] A History of the Families of Edward Tinsley Ray and Isabel Douglass Curtis, Vol. 2; 2010 - Quigley of New Jersey & New York [5584B], Ray, Peter., (Keith Black. Black Genealogy. blacktreegenealogy.weebly.com/ : 2010), 5584B., "Philip Quigley," Black Genealogy  (blacktreegenealogy.weebly.com/ : accessed Oct 1, 2018). Philip married his employer's daughter, Mary, in Nottingham Twp., NJ, in 1733; license dated Sep 28, 1733. [S117] Family Group Sheet - Philip Quigley Report; 2001 [5720], Schichner, David R., (David Schichner. Geneaology - David R. Schichner. http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~davidca/index.htm : 2001), 5720., Geneaology - David R. Schichner  (http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~davidca/index.htm : accessed Nov 18, 2018). Married Sep 28, 1733; Burlington Co., NJ. p. 2 [S536] Charles R. Hutchinson Collection - Pearson Family Records; 1600s-1800s (transcription) [5722B], Charles R. Hutchinson, (familysearch.org: 1917-1919), 5722B., 76. accessed Dec 8, 2018. Marriage license dated Sep 28, 1733. [S537] Trenton Evening Times; Feb 9, 1908 - Robert Pearson House in Mercer Co., NJ [5769], New Jersey. Trenton., 5769., Joseph H. West, "The Oldest House in Mercer County," Feb 9, 1908, p. 8; digital images, Genealogy Bank (genbank.com : accessed Jan 28, 2019).