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Note: !MARRIAGE: History of Bergen and Passaic Counties NJ, W. Woodford Clayton and
William Nelson, 1882.
"Andrew(Engle) married Eliza Ann Outwater, and lives near Fairview, and raised
a large family."(Clayton & Nelson, p. 247)
!MARRIAGE: Andrew Engle Bible, copied by R. B. Hedges, Madison, N.J.
Marriages - Andrew Engle Married Eliza Ann Outwater July 28, 1837
John L. Engle Family Bible, published 1814 Marriages
"Andrew Engle to Liza Ann Outwater Jul 27th 1839"
!BIRTH AND CHRISTENING: Church records - Dutch Reformed Church, Ridgefield, NJ -
Andrew, son of John Engle and wife Mary Day. Born June 14, 1813, baptized
Aug 15,1813.
Andrew Engle Bible, copied by R. B. Hedges, Madison, N.J.
Andrew Engle born June 19, 1813.
John L Engle Family Bible, published 1814 Births
"Andrew Engle second son of J&M Engle June 19th 1813"
!DEATH: Newspaper clipping in Bible of Mary Eliza Macdonald
"Engle - Suddenly at Fairview, N.J. Feb. 13, Andrew Engle, aged 76 years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral at
the Reformed Church, Ridgefield, N.J., Sunday Feb 16, at 2 P.M."
Gravemarker- Ridgefield Cemetery-Andrew Engle, June 19, 1813-Feb 13, 1890.
Andrew Engle Bible, copied by R.B. Hedges, Madison, N.J.
Andrew Engle died Feb 1890.
Records of English Neighborhood Reformed Church Cemetery
buried 16 Feb 1890, age 76, plot 2, lot 52, grave 3
NJ Archives Death Records, Reel 93, Hudson, E52. d Feb 13, 1890.
!CENSUS: 1850 Federal Census(taken 6/1/1850)
Andrew Engle age 37 Occupation - Farmer
Elizabeth A Engle 36
Mary E 11
Andrew 8
Simeon 5
John 2
Ellen Mokely 18
Newspaper clipping in the Engle Bible - No newspaper identity or dates - copied
by R. B. Hedges, Madison, N.J.
"Andrew Engle 83 years old, one of the oldest and wealthiest residents of
North Hudson, died at his home in Fairview yesterday morning from injuries
received while on his way home from N.Y. last Friday night. The horse stumbled
over some Belgian blocks which were allowed by the Union Township authorities
to be left upon the road, and upsetting the wagon, threw Mr. Engle out. His
collar bone was broken. The wagon passed over him, breaking three ribs. Mr.
Engle was one of the family from which the town of Englewood derived its name."
J M VanValen History of Bergen County NJ - Andrew S. Engle was one of nineteen
members who left the New Durham Baptist Church 1n 1848 to establish an
independent Baptist Church to be called the First Baptist Church at English
Neighborhood. Services were first held in private houses until 1864 when the
membership increased and a church edifice deemed necessary. In the fall of
1864 a church was erected at a cost of two thousand dollars. It was a small
wooden structure, twenty-four by thirty-five feet in the centre of the village.
The five member building committee included Andrew S. Engle. Mr Engle had also
been one of the first trustees when the church was organized. The church was
disbanded in 1880.
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