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| Moved to NJ in 1720. Resided at Six Mile Run & Franklin Park, Middlesex County, NJ. Attended Six Mile Run Dutch Reformed Church. 13 of Pieter's children were living at the time of his death. New Jersey Archives, Wills. Vol. V.5 Peter Gulick of Somerset County. Sons, - Jochem larget Dutch Bible and 50 pounds. Fernandus, 50 pounds. Peter, 5 pounds. I have given him much. Daughters, - Jacomyntie, Gertye, Maria, Catalyntie, Margreetye, Jannetje, Eva, Elizabeth, and Antye, each 50 pounds. Exec. - Sons, Jochem, Fernandus, and John. Witnesses: Steven Garrison, Isaac Brooks, Jr., and Isaac Brooks. Proved, - Jan. 26, 1775. Penn Gazette, Feb. 14, 1776. Somerset County, Feb. 3, 1776 -- To be sold at private sale, Plantation of Peter Gulick, lately deceased, lying along the post road leading from Princeton to New Brunswick, adjoining lands Jacobus Wickoff and others, about 10 miles from New Brunswick; 180 acres, about 12 good meadows: 30 acres woodlan, with good dwelling, new barn, orchard, Well watered, the Ten Mile Brook running through it, a spring near door. Apply to Joachim, Fornonth and John Gulick. Peter Gulick was Justice of Peace, Somerset County, N.J. 1730. Peter lived in Middlesex County. He died near Franklin Park. Photostat of original in Princeton Library. 19 Sep 1723. "Received of Johannes Gulick the just and full sum of L194, it being the full part of my birth right and I do discharge him." - Peter Gulick9 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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