and page 144-143 Parkers Page 65 is a roster of a 1793 militia company that I'm guessing was located south of Absecon,NJ,and north of Somers Point ,NJ- THEN,1793,Gloucester Co,and now Atlantic Co,NJ, or just sw of modern Atlantic City,NJ Capt James Williams, Lt Brazer Westrcoat, Ensign Wm French,Jr Privates,in part- Daniel Brandiff, John Dennis, Wm FairChile, Thomas Smiley, Andrew Smiley Joseph Sawing [Swing?] ,James Scull, David Cammel, Arch Cammel, several of my Champion's, Jeremiah Elwell, 6 Ackley's, several Williams, Abell Smith, Wm Leak,or Lake, James Clark, Jousha Parker, Joseph Parker,John Parker,Daniel Parker, Jesse Matox, James Ireland, Nicodemus Steelman, Elias Smith,Jr Jousha Smith,John Stuard, Fredrick Steelman, Daniel Ireland . How many Parker's and Steelman to Clermont Co,sw Ohio? How many of the others? Vol 3,page 144,then page 142. "Anna C Collins wrote that there was an 'earlier-page 143' church at Leeds Point, or Smithville,and that Blackman's Mills,Port Republic,and Wrangleboro were 1 name for a nearby Galloway Twnsp location. JUNE 20,1811 Richard and Abigail Higbee to Methodist church trustees Wm Newbury,Robert Leeds, Joseph Endicott, Richard Leeds, and Joseph Parker. Then,page 142-the earlier Methodist church whose members mostly went to Clermont Co, sw Ohio 1803 and + "Robert and Dorcas Leeds to John Collins, Asa Smith, Joseph Parker, Isaac Higbee,and Cornelius McCollum,and witnessed by Sam Peacock, Levi Collins, and privateer Micajah Smith. 1781 Benjamin Ely owned land here in NJ Lake Harsha flooded,1972, the homes of Higbee,Collins,McCollum,Ely's son, Who was Joseph Parker ? How many of his moved to Clermont Co,sw Ohio? Rev War battle of Chestnut Neck ,NJ was fought by the British attacking privateers houses nearby, 1782 [?]