Individual Details
William Stone
(1670 - Abt 1703)
There are two land transfer records for a William Stone in Woodbridge. In 1690, he acquired 10 acres from John Pike. In 1696, he acquired 6 acres from Abraham Adams of Newbury, Massachusetts which was land that was granted to Abraham's deceased brother John Adams of Woodbridge. (New Jersey Colonial Records, Volume 21)
In 1697, William Stone was listed as a marshal or sergeant of the court in Woodbridge. (Woodbridge and Vicinity, p. 140). There is a record of Wm. Stone at a town meeting in 1701.
In 1697, William Stone was listed as a marshal or sergeant of the court in Woodbridge. (Woodbridge and Vicinity, p. 140). There is a record of Wm. Stone at a town meeting in 1701.
Events
| Birth | 1670 | Hempstead, New York?? | |||
| Marriage | 18 August 1696 | Woodbridge Township, Middlesex, New Jersey - Margaret Dix |  |  | |
| Death | Abt 1703 | Woodbridge Township, Middlesex, New Jersey | |
Families
| Spouse | Margaret Dix (1673 - ) |
| Child | Mary Stone (1697 - 1748) |
| Child | Samuel Stone (1698 - 1748) |
| Child | William Stone (1700 - 1788) |
Notes
Marriage
By Me Samuel Hale—Justice. These May Certify all Persons Concerned that William Stone was Married to Margret Dix August ye 18th 1696.Woodbridge and Vicinity, p. 342
Death
There is an entry in the New Jersey Calendar of Wills for a William Ston, but just the inventory, date 12 March 1702/3. This could be him since I have found only three children for him, the last one in 1700.Endnotes
1. Dally, Joseph W, Woodbridge and Vicinity : The story of a New Jersey township (New Brunswick, NJ: A. E. Gordon, 1873), p. 342; digital images, ( : accessed .