This deed is not a part of the new Van Horne document collection. I had it in my document collection, but it lists the names of the children of James Van Horne, son of Andrew Van Horne, # 19, as adults. Marleen Van Horne Monmouth County, New Jersey Deed Book R, Page 534-535 Andrew Van Horne & others To Reuben Randolph } Quit claim Indented This Indenture made the seventh day of may in the year of our lord one thousand eight hundred and eight Between Reuben Randolph of the one part & Andrew Vanhorn james Vanhorn Michael Vanhorn John Vanhorn Abraham Vanhorn Elizabeth Vanhorn James Mckay and Mary his wife of the other part it witnesseth that the said Andrew Vanhorn James Vanhorn Michael Vanhorn James Mckay and Mary his wife for and in consideration of fifty dollars to tem paid in hand at tand before ensealing & delivery hereof by the sd. Andrew Vanhorn James Vanhorn Michael Vanhorn John Vanhorn Abraham Vanhorn Elizabeth Vanhorn James Mckay & Mary his wife do grant bargain sell remised released and forever quit claimed and by these presents for themselves their heirs and assigns doth fully absolutely clearly remise release and forever quit claim unto Reuben Randolph his full and peaceable possesion and seizen and his heirs and assigns forever all such rights title estate interest and demand whatsoever we the sd. Andrew Vanhorn James Vanhorn Michael Vanhorn John Vanhorn Abraham Vanhorn Elizabeth Vanhorn James McKay & Mary his wife had or aught too have had in a certain tract of land lying and being in the Township of Stafford and County of Monmouth State of New Jersey Beginning at a small oak bush being the cornor of a survey made to John Williams April the Sixteenth one thousand seen hundred and seventy three of 52 ½ acres recorded in book S7 page 6 first running north twenty eight degrees east twenty five chains (2) running south forty degrees east twenty five chains (3) thence running south forty one degrees west fifteen chains and twenty links (4) thence running north forty five degrees and thirty minutes west seventeen chains (5) thence running south forty eight dgs. West ten chains to the beginning containing thirty nine acres and forty six hundreds of an acre strick measure to have and to hold together with all the appurtenances there unto belonging or inany wise apperttaining and to the only proper use and behoof of the sd. Reuben Randolph his heirs and assigns forever so that they the sd. Andrew Vanhorn James Vanhorn Michael Vanhorn John Vanhorn Abraham Vanhorn Elizabeth Vanhorn James Mckay and Mary his wife nor their heirs nor assigns nor any other person or persons for then or in their names or in the name right or stead of them shall or will any way or means hereafter have any claim or chalenge or deman any estate right title interest of in and to the premises or any part or parcel thereof but from all and every action of and in and to the premises or any part shall be utterly Excluded and forever bared by these presents---In Witness whereof we have set our hands and seals this 10th day of may one thousand eitht hundred and eight 1808------------ Andrew Vanhorn {seal} Michael Vanhorn {seal} Elizabeth Vanhorn {seal} James Vanhorn {seal} John Vanhorn {seal} Abraham Vanhorn {seal} James F. Mackay {seal} Mary Mackay {seal} Sealed and delivered in the presence of Phinehas Kent William Kent Joseph Sutton Came before me John F. Randolph one of the Judges of the court of common pleas for the county of Middlesex State of New Jersey Phinias Kent one of the subscribing witnesses who being duly sworn on the holy avangelis said he saw the within named grantors signe and acknowledge the within writing to be of their free volentery act for the yous and purposes therein mentioned and the said mary wife of the said James Mckay was separate from her husband. Dunn before e this sixth day of July eighten hundred and eight --------- John F. Randolph Received and recorded this Sixth day of December 1808 -- When the people, who made the music of your youth, begin dying of old age, you know that you, too, are old.