Frances Rutledge
b. 7 Jun 1777 (Ballymagirril, Co. Cavan, Ireland)
d. 23 Oct 1856 (Trenton, New Jersey, USA)
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1804 to 1817/1818: Lived in New York City.
1815: Thomas Paterson dies.
1817 (abt): Marries Jesse Redman.
1818 to 1856: Lived in Trenton, New Jersey.
1850 Census: Living in Nottingham, Mercer Co, New Jersey, with Jesse.
1856 Death: New Jersey, per death record. William Rutledge noted as father.
1856 Burial: Mercer Cemetery, Trenton, Mercer Co., New Jersey, USA.
Nottingham Twp was in Burlington County until 1838, when it became part of the new Mercer County. The township was dissolved in 1856, split between Hamilton Twp. and South Trenton.
"She came to this country with her husband in 1804, being then twenty-seven years of age, and settled in New York City. Her husband [Thos. Paterson] died in 1815, when she was thirty-eight years old. She had no children by this marriage. In 1816, or early in 1817, she was married by Rev. Danl. Ostrander to our grandfather, Jesse Redman. After the birth of their first child [Mary Johnson Redman, Oct 1817], they removed from New York City to Trenton, N.J."
--The Chronicles of the Clark Family, Vol I.
1815: Thomas Paterson dies.
1817 (abt): Marries Jesse Redman.
1818 to 1856: Lived in Trenton, New Jersey.
1850 Census: Living in Nottingham, Mercer Co, New Jersey, with Jesse.
1856 Death: New Jersey, per death record. William Rutledge noted as father.
1856 Burial: Mercer Cemetery, Trenton, Mercer Co., New Jersey, USA.
Nottingham Twp was in Burlington County until 1838, when it became part of the new Mercer County. The township was dissolved in 1856, split between Hamilton Twp. and South Trenton.
"She came to this country with her husband in 1804, being then twenty-seven years of age, and settled in New York City. Her husband [Thos. Paterson] died in 1815, when she was thirty-eight years old. She had no children by this marriage. In 1816, or early in 1817, she was married by Rev. Danl. Ostrander to our grandfather, Jesse Redman. After the birth of their first child [Mary Johnson Redman, Oct 1817], they removed from New York City to Trenton, N.J."
--The Chronicles of the Clark Family, Vol I.
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