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| Name |
Nicholas Sooy |
| Born |
4 May 1747 |
New Jersey, United States  |
| Gender |
Male |
| Military |
CA 1775 |
New Jersey, British America |
| in the American Revolution |
- He was a private in the army.
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| Died |
Aft 17 Mar 1777 |
New Jersey, United States [2] |
| Death |
22 Dec 1822 [3] |
| Note |
- World Family Tree, v. 2, Tree 5301: Nicholas Sooy, b. May 04, 1747, Burlington, New Jersey; d. December 22, 1822, Pleasant Mills, NJ; m. Sarah Sears; b. November 28, 1755, Pleasant Mills, NJ; d. June 07, 1819, Pleasant Mills, NJ
Sooy Family Genealogy Forum: Joost Sooy Jr. b. 1710 NY m 1737 NJ; posted by Susan Zmrzel on Dec. 27, 1998: Joost and Elizabeth had the following children: 5. Nicholas b. 4 May 1747 in NJ, d. ca. 1822, married to Sarah Sears
Ancestry.Com.The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution volume 27. 10/19/1999: Nicholas Sooy, (1747-1822), served as a minute man in the militia of Gloucester County, where he was born. He died in Burlington county, N.J. ... Nicholas Sooy and Sarah Sears, his wife. volume 56: He was born in Gloucester, Atlantic County, N.J.; died in Washington, Burlington County.
Robert E. Haythorne affidavit: "The attached list is in the handwriting of Percy Bould Haythorne, and is based on a combination of his knowledge and family bible notations": Family Bible sheet labelled "Family Record" [unclear who wrote the entries]:... Nicholas Sooy was born May the 4 1747 ...
Sooy family records. [Microfilm of typescript; 1957] p. 39: Nicholas Sooy, born May 4, 1747, A.D. was the son of Joost (Joseph) Jr. and Elizabeth (Smith) Sooy. He resided in Pleasant Mills, Burlington Co., N.J. where he owned large tracts of land; he also owned and managed the Inn there. He was a man of affairs and, during the Revolutionary War of 1776, was a Minute Man and took part in resisting the British raids around the Mullica River.
He married in 1774 a woman of high degree, Sarah Sears born Nov. 28, 1755, who was the daughter of Colonel Paul Sears of Massachusetts, a hero of the Revolution. Nicholas died Dec. 22, 1822, and is buried in the Old Quaker Church Yard by the side of his wife, who died June 7, 1819. Their children: ...
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| Person ID |
I825 |
Master Tree | Merritt Bartlett East McLellan |
| Last Modified |
3 Mar 2019 |
| Father |
Joost Sooy, b. 23 Oct 1710, d. 17 Mar 1778, Cape May, Cape May, New Jersey, United States (Age 67 years) |
| Mother |
Elizabeth Smith, b. 6 Feb 1720/1, d. 2 Jan 1789 (Age 67 years) |
| Married |
3 Aug 1737 |
- Cape May, Cape May, New Jersey
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| Married |
3 Dec 1737 |
Cape May, Cape May, New Jersey, United States [4] |
- spouse-death; Cape May County (New Jersey) Marriage Records, compiled by H. Stanley Craig and Julius Way. c1931. p. 12: Marriage Records: Marriage Licenses from New Jersey Archives ... Sowe, Joseph and Elizabeth Smith, 12-3-1737
7/28/2005. U.S. and international marriage records, 1560-1900. [Internet] Ancestry.com database online. Provo, UT, MyFamily.com Inc., 2004.
Name: Joost Joseph Sooy. Gender: male. Birth Year: 1710. Birth Place: NY. Marriage Year: 1737. Spouse name: Elizabeth Smith. Spouse birth year: 1720. Spouse Birth Place: NJ.
Name: Elizabeth Smith. Gender: female. Birth Year: 1720. Birth Place: NJ. Marriage Year: 1737. Spouse name: Joost Joseph Sooy. Spouse birth year: 1710. Spouse Birth Place: NY
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| Married |
3 Dec 1737 |
- Glouster County, New Jersey
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| Family ID |
F269 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
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 | Born - 4 May 1747 - New Jersey, United States |
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 | Military - in the American Revolution - CA 1775 - New Jersey, British America |
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| Died - Aft 17 Mar 1777 - New Jersey, United States |
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| Sources |
- [S158] National Genealogical Society Quarterly, vols. 1-8, v. 21, pp. 96-97.
"Captain Claes Claesen Bordingh & Descendants" by Mrs. Emily (Steelman) Fisher: Nicholas, b May 4, 1747
- [S217] DAR Patriot Index Centennial Edition, v. 3, p. 2739.
Sooy, Nicholas: b c 1746/7 NJ d post 3-17-1777 NJ m Mary Ingersoll Pvt NJ
- [S216] Sooy family records, p. 39.
Nicholas died Dec. 22, 1822, and is buried in the Old Quaker Church Yard by the side of his wife ...
- [S178] New Jersey marriage records, 1665-1800, p. 377.
Smith, Elizabeth and Joseph Sowe, Cape May 1737 Dec. 3
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