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I have ordered the next five Frederick Co. VA Chancery Causes Films cover the years of 1800 to 1806, reels 179 through 183. According to the index a number of McKay cases included for these reels.

Reel 180 has a suit Hoge vs Hoge, statement by Hugh Brown given age as being 67 years, stated that the bridge Elizabeth Brown was the daughter of his sister who had newly arrived from Ireland and "was a stranger to him as to her character and also that she was but a poor girl and had no fortune"

The father of the groom James Hoge gave his son said Edward Hoge a plantation to start their married life.

Said Elizabeth (Brown) Hoge remarried Wm. Marks, she was the administer of her late husband's estate. Others connection with the estate of Edward Hoge: Johanna Hoge, Moses Hoge, Agness Hoge, Polly Hoge & Edward Hoge (all orphans of the late Edward Hoge dec'd)

I have ordered the next five Frederick Co. VA Chancery Causes Films cover the years of 1800 to 1806, reels 179 through 183. According to the index a number of McKay cases included for these reels.

Reel 179 has given me the maiden name of my ancestor Hannah who as the widow of Francis Marra married second to my ancestor Thomas Fleming.

I now know her maiden name was Hulett, daughter of Thomas Hulett. His surname spelled as Huet in NJ. His ancestor Randal Huet was one of the first settlers of the area of Monmouth Co. NJ. He came from England to MA to RI & Long Island NY to NJ.

It would appear my grandfather Walter Eugene Shipp, who I thought all his families came directly into VA from GB, now it would appear he has New England blood lines.

I am looking at the marriage of Thomas Hulett & Anna Lippincott on 23 Dec 1755 in Monmouth Co. NJ, as perhaps the same Thomas' who settled in Frederick Co. VA. It would appear both families had been members of the Quakers of Shrewsbury, NJ.

I have ordered the next five Frederick Co. VA Chancery Causes Films cover the years of 1800 to 1806, reels 179 through 183. According to the index a number of McKay cases included for these reels.

From reel 184 date of 4th Nov 1805, statement given by John McKay (probate section he was Quaker) I believe he was the son of Robert Jr. I know I will find out more about him as I go through land deeds. I need to find out the names of his children.

His brother Jacob Sr. named a son John McKay, married to Rebecca. I still need to find her maiden name.

Reel 179 has given me the maiden name of my ancestor Hannah who as the widow of Francis Marra married second to my ancestor Thomas Fleming.

I now know her maiden name was Hulett, daughter of Thomas Hulett. His surname spelled as Huet in NJ. His ancestor Randal Huet was one of the first settlers of the area of Monmouth Co. NJ. He came from England to MA to RI & Long Island NY to NJ.

It would appear my grandfather Walter Eugene Shipp, who I thought all his families came directly into VA from GB, now it would appear he has New England blood lines.

I am looking at the marriage of Thomas Hulett & Anna Lippincott on 23 Dec 1755 in Monmouth Co. NJ, as perhaps the same Thomas' who settled in Frederick Co. VA. It would appear both families had been members of the Quakers of Shrewsbury, NJ.

Hi I saw your post on here about Randal Huet, He was my 10th great grandfather and I wanted to know what your sources were that he came from england, im trying to find out if he came from england or ireland

The information I have on the Huet/Hulett Family of NJ from original records in NJ.

The small bit of information I have about Randal Huet before he lived in NJ found in "Historical and Genealogical Miscellany" by John E. Stillwell. He did not record the birth location for said Randal Huet.

If you have read my posting about my ancestor James Grover he lived in the same location as Randal Heut--Gravensend, Long Island/Kings Co. , NJ.

So I might find additional information about said R. Huet when I order film dealing with James Grover in that location.

Randal Huet was in NJ by 20th Feb 1646 (according to Stillman). And I plan to look for him in MA before he lived in NY.

There are books in MA dealing with early arrivals of settlers listed by the various boats. And I have ordered 8 films dealing with early Essex Co. MA records.

I have some films dealing with Suffolk Co. MA which I can re-read for my ancestor Randal Huet. Just the matter of finding the time to do so.

Any information I do find out about Hulet/Hulett will be included in my family history of my late grandfather Walter Eugene Shipp.

I am very interested in any family that orginally lived in early MA (1600's to 1700) and then removed south into NJ. My real goal is to find the birth place of "our" Robert Mackay of early Freehold, Monmouth Co. NJ. I known Robert Mackay was in Freehold, Monmouth Co. NJ by 1705.

Both the Grover & Huet families possessed lands in NY and NJ which makes it easier to trace their movements. That was not the case with Robert Mackay.

Both James Grover & Randel Huet were active in civil affairs in NY & NJ & religious groups and "our" Robert Mackay was not.

Do keep us posted about future finds about Huet family, at least I am interested in what you might find out.

Good luck with your research.

Hi I saw your post on here about Randal Huet, He was my 10th great grandfather and I wanted to know what your sources were that he came from england, im trying to find out if he came from england or ireland

I do not have a direct record of there Randal Huet was born, but in John E. Stillwell's book "Randal Huet came from Lynn, MA to New Amsterdam, according in the late W.T. Westervelt and joined the English Colony of Gravesend L.I. where he was Feb 20 1646 and where according to T.G. Bergen he had a plantation granted to him Mch. 5,1650"

He was in Raritan, NJ by 6 Dec 1663.

So, I would look in Lynn, MA for any record that might exist as to his birth place.

Good luck.