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Note: "Documents Relating to the Colonial History of New Jersey Vol XXIV", Page 585
Notice is hereby given to whom it may concert, That Thomas Williams...., and Nicholas Vandervert, prisoners in the gaol of the county of Monmouth; having exhibited their several petitions...., for their creditors to appear at the court-house of said county, on Teusday the 10 the day of September next, to shew cause why the petitioners should not be assigned, and the said debtors discharged according to law. July the 25, 1765. The New York Gazette or Weekly Post Boy, August 1, 1765.
"Documents Relating to the Colonial History of New Jersey Vol VI", Page 301
Whereas Peter Schenck, Assignee to the Estates of Benjamin Beears, John Boultinghouse, David Griffis, Nicholas VandervoortÂ…Â…. having respectively disposed of said Estates and collected the out-standing Debts, as far as may be; pursuant to a late Act of Assembly, made for the Relief of insolvent Debtors: Now these are to give Notice, to the Creditors of said Debtors, That they or their Attornies meet together, at the House of Peter Schenck, Inn-keeper, in Freehold, on the third Tuesday of April next, then and there to receive the first Dividend of said Estates; and to consult on Measures to be taken pursuant to said Ac
PETER SCHENC THOMAS THOMPSO ISAAC COVENHOVEN, Freehold, Monmouth County, JOHN VANCLEAFF,
East-Jersey, March 2, 1767. JAMES WILLSON. Probably the defendant is several cases in Monmouth Co.
1764 & 65 Ebenezer Applegate vs Nicholas Vandervoort
1764 Abraham Schenck of Kings, NY vs NV of Toms River
1764 John Vanderveer vs NV
1764 Anthony Woodward of UF vs NV of Shrewsbury
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