I found a great book at the Family History Center about "Morris County Wills." (The title of the book, if not that, is something very close to that.) It includes the 1700's. If it's not a Reference book, and if your FHC doesn't have it or is not closeby, you might be able to get it thru Inter-Library Loan at the Public Library. (You just need your library card.) You can look up Sarah's name in the Index of the book and possibly find her listed in her *father's* Will-- along with her mother's name and siblings' names-- and any recipients of the father's goods. I even found a daughter's name listed when all she received from the father was a pot! Kathleen LPurch6636@aol.com >>One of my stubbling blocks has been Sarah Haynes.  She married Thomas Nixon on March 1, 1775 in New Providence, New Jersey  I have no idea who her parents were.  I do know she was pregnant when they married as my ancestor, Henry Nixon, was born in 1775.  Does anyone know who her father was?????  Thanks.  Ruth<<