Individual Details

Jonathan Ayers

(29 May 1704 - Apr 1777)

Events

Birth29 May 1704Woodbridge, Middlesex, New Jersey
Will21 Mar 1775Bernards Town, Somerset, New Jersey
DeathApr 1777Bernards Town, Somerset, New Jersey
MarriageAnn Ayers mnu

Families

SpouseAnn Ayers mnu ( - )
ChildJonathan Ayers ( - )
ChildStephen Ayers ( - )
ChildJoseph Ayers ( - )
ChildGershom Ayers ( - )
ChildEnos Ayers ( - )
ChildJohn Ayers ( - )
ChildPhebe Ayers (1730 - 1783)
ChildDavid Ayers (1732 - )
ChildLiles Ayers (1732 - )
FatherJoseph Ayers (1674 - )
MotherPhebe Camp ( - )
SiblingPhebe Ayers (1699 - )
SiblingJoseph Ayers (1701 - )
SiblingDavid Ayers (1707 - 1743)
SiblingZebulon Ayers (1708 - )
SiblingEnoch Ayers (1715 - )
SiblingDilly Ayers (1717 - )
SiblingDaniel Ayers (1719 - )

Notes

Will

1775, March 21. Ayers, Jonathan, of Bernards Town, Somerset Co., carpenter; will of. Wife, Ann Ayers, goods to keep house with, and profits of the house and lot where I live, till my son, John, is 21, when it is to be sold. Son, Jonathan, £10. Daughter, Phebe, wife of Henry Allen, £10. Daughter, Liles, the wife of James Moore, £15.Sons, Jonathan, Stephen, Joseph, David, Gershom, Enos and John, rest of the money. After my wife's decease, her wearing apparel to be given to my daughters, Phebe and Lilies. Executors—son, Jonathan,and my friend, John Roy. Witnesses — Joseph Roy, Hugh McDonald, Insley Roy. Proved April 14, 1777.