Aha, thanks very much! This helps! I will put this together with what I can get from NJ land deeds & wills, and from wills of Philla, and see what I can make of it. If you want a detailed descendency sheet when I get done (whatever "done" is, say when I come to a stopping point), I would be happy to send it your way. Maybe I will find the possible STEELMAN connection along the way. Also working on them lately Thanks again! You always have interesting comments! Liz On 12/2/06, HFAGLEY@aol.com <HFAGLEY@aol.com> wrote: > I mostly know Dr Peter Stebbins Craig's research on the Justices. We used to > write years ago.[2] Peter Sr,of [1]Johan,died rather young [drown?] . [2] > Peter,Sr moved to > where the Moravians later built a church at the King's Highway,on Oldman's > Creek, > which divides Salem and Gloucester Co,SW NJ. [3] Peter Jr was a 1st pew > holder in the > Swedish Lutherian church at Swedesboro [Raccoon] before the bottle got him. > And the > same minister who gossiped about [3]Peter Jr,also said the bottle got his > son,Andrew. Peter, > Jr wed a granddaughter of Rev Lock. [4]Andrew wed a Germanic who changed > their name to > Stanton [Catherine]. > [5] Jesse Justice did not name any of his 5 sons that I know of Andrew or > Peter,but, > 1782[?],a Jesse Justice and a Peter Justice got a pass to travel from > Philadelphia to > Boston. From his Ohio tradions,Jesse Justice,b 1762, served in one of the > forts guarding the > Delaware south of Philadelphia. Red Bank Fort.,or Byllingsport Fort And he > served in the > 2nd NJ under Cols Isreal Shreve and Jonathan Dayton. > Rev Robert Steelman found Jesse Justice's different Methodist circuts. > Dover,Del,and twice,Salem ,NJ,AND ONCE,bURLINGTON,NJ,and Elizabeth,NJ. 1798-1804. > 1804,HE PREACHED BETWEEN Swedesboro and Woodbury,NJ,AND in SW Ohio,was still > preforming marriages 15 miles from home in the 1826 year of his death. >