Difference between revisions of "James Bruen"
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| + | Jemina Baldwin Bruen, wife of Jeremiah | ||
| + | BIRTH 1770 | ||
| + | DEATH 1844 (aged 73–74) | ||
| + | BURIAL | ||
| + | First Presbyterian Churchyard Memorial Garden | ||
| + | Newark, Essex County, New Jersey, USA | ||
| + | MEMORIAL ID 116734135 | ||
[[category:Genealogy]] | [[category:Genealogy]] | ||
[[category:Foote Family Papers]] | [[category:Foote Family Papers]] | ||
Revision as of 19:49, 10 September 2021
James Bruen born Newark, New Jersey 1780 to ___. Died 1860 (aged 79–80) and is buried First Presbyterian Churchyard Memorial Garden Newark, Essex County, New Jersey, [findagrave;105865248]
He married at Catherine Baldwin, born 4 March, 1782 [Family Register, findagrave;105865268], she died 1830, æ. 47-8, and is buried First Presbyterian Churchyard Memorial Garden, Newark, Essex county, New Jersey [findagrave;105865268].
Children:
- James McWorther Buren, born Newark 30 July, 1818.
- Alexander M. Bruen M.D., who gave a handsome property at Perth Amboy, New Jersey, to be used as a Minister's Home, was his first cousin. He was prepared for college under the private tuition of Samuel Baldwin, of Newark, New Jersey.
- Caleb Bruen BIRTH 1735 DEATH 1818 (aged 82–83)
BURIAL First Presbyterian Churchyard Memorial Garden Newark, Essex County, New Jersey, USA [findagrave;116733906]
Jemina Baldwin Bruen, wife of Jeremiah BIRTH 1770 DEATH 1844 (aged 73–74) BURIAL First Presbyterian Churchyard Memorial Garden Newark, Essex County, New Jersey, USA MEMORIAL ID 116734135
