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191. -----Hankison, lived in England and died there before 1683, leaving 3 sons.
192. Jean (-----) Hankinson, died in New Jersey in 1693,
widow in 1683 and landed at Perth Amboy, N.J., on March the third of that year.
With her she brought her 3 sons, Thomas, born 1672 (see no. 95),
Richard born 1674, and Peter, born 1676. She bought a plot of land at
Perth Amboy on April 28, 1688. In the year of her death, 1693, her name is
found in a public record and is misspelled Hankerson.
(Pioneer Families of Northwestern New Jersey, page 253)
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"The names of such persons as were imported in this province
and brought to bee Registred in the Bookes of Records vpon the
Account of Stephen Warne and Thomas Warne are as followes,
dated this xxviyth day of february Anno dm. 1684.
William Eelson Tanner by Indenture for three yeares.
John Kigbin by Indenture of Apprenticeship four yeares.
Anthony Ashmore by Indenture of Apprenticeship to Stephen Warne
for the space of seven yeares.
Walter Newman by Indenture of Apprenticeship to Stephen Warne for seven years.
Patrick Kemane by Indenture of Apprenticeship for five years to Thomas Warne.
Abraham Smith by Indenture for four years.
Jane Hankinson for the Custom of the Country and her three children
vizt. Thomas, Peter & Richard Hankinson.
All these servants were imported in this province on or about the Last of March in the yeare 1683." (Lib. A. of Deeds, p. 171, Tenton, N. J. New Jersey Archives, 1683. William Nelson (Ed). NEW JERSEY COLONIAL DOCUMENTS. page 62. Genealogical Pub. Co.)
http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=capenoch&id=I649
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U.S. and Canada, Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s about Jane Hankinson
Name: Jane Hankinson
Arrival Year: 1683-1684
Arrival Place: East New Jersey
Family Members: Child Thomas; Child Peter; Child Richard
Source Publication Code: 6097
Primary Immigrant: Hankinson, Jane
Annotation: Date and port of arrival or date and place of first mention of residence in the New World. This source is First series, vol. 21, of the Archives of the State of New Jersey; vol. 21 of Documents Relating to the Colonial History of the State of New Jersey.
Source Bibliography: NELSON, WILLIAM, editor. Calendar of Records in the Office of the Secretary of State, 1664-1703. Patterson, NJ: The Press Printing and Publishing Co., 1899. 770p.
Page: 62
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Thomas Warne, the great grandfather of Henry Warne, was born in Plymouth, Devonshire County, England in 1652. Sometime later, he emigrated to Dublin, Ireland where he worked as a merchant. He and his father Stephen Warne emigrated to America in March of 1683. Thomas Warne, in addition to his cargo, brought with him eleven indentuted servants. They were as follows: William Elleson, 3 yrs., John Kighin and Nora Rae, 5 yrs., Patrick Kemane, 7 yrs., Anthony Ashmore and Walter Newman, 9 yrs., also Abraham Smith, Jane Hankinson and her three children Thomas, Peter and Richard Hankinson.
Thomas Warne settled in Perth Amboy, NJ. On September 13, 1683, Thomas Warne purchased 400 acres in Matawan, Monmouth County, NJ. It is there where he established his plantation eventually expanding it to one thousand acres.
The purchase in 1683 was part of the original Twenty-Four Proprietors of East Jersey Purchase. The Twenty Four Lords Proprietors of East Jersey, Thomas Warne being one of them, established Perth Amboy, Middlesex County, NJ, as their capitol.
The original Warne Plantation, located between the Matawan and Gravel Creeks in present day Matawan, Monmouth County, NJ, is the site of the Thomas Warne Historical Museum and Library. The museum is located inside an 1820's schoolhouse.
Thomas Warne was a bachelor until he was about fifty years old.
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=104223618
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Whether Perth Amboy was the place where he [Thomas Warne] and his
father landed in 1683, with eleven servants, or whether they
landed in New York, we do not know ; but we suppose they
must have landed in New York, and made their way first to
Elizabethtown, which was then the capital of the Province.
Perth Amboy was the capital from 1686 to 1776, when the
last British Governor of the colony, William Franklin, son
of the celebrated Benjamin Franklin, of Philadelphia, was
captured there;
(See Preface, N. J. Archives. Vol. XXL)
A Genealogy of the Warne Family in America; Principally the Descendants of Thomas Warne, Born 1652, Died 1722
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George Warne of Washington, NJ wrote: "Family tradition and Warne Genealogy has it that Thomas, the proprietor, his father Stephen, along with their 9 adult and three children: the Hankinson's - Thomas, Peter, and Richard arrived in a ship that was owned by the Warnes, (being at that time merchants in Dublin, Ireland, this is not unlikely.) This was in late March in 1683. Your date of 31 March 1683 could very well be correct. There is a possibility that they arrived in Perth Amboy. Also, if it was a private vessel, there might have been no registration of "passengers" especially if it was the Warne family and servants. My daughter researched Thomas Warne for her college senior paper and searched NY Historical Society and New Jersey archives for the name of a ship and passenger list to no avail."
http://genforum.genealogy.com/warne/messages/252.html
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JANE HANKINSON came to America in March of 1683 into Perth Amboy, New Jersey. She came with her three sons THOMAS (11), Peter (9), and Richard (7). JANE HANKINSON and her three sons were indentured servants to Thomas Warne. JANE HANKINSON and Peter Hankinson were alive in 1700 [?] when Thomas Warne died. According to the contract of the indentureship, JANE HANKINSON , THOMAS HANKINSON, Peter Hankinson, and Richard Hankison were promised 40 acres each at the end of their servitude. As JANE HANKINSON and Peter were deceased, THOMAS HANKISON and Richard Hankison received their own share plus that of the their deceased mother and brother for a total of 120 acres. Records later show that THOMAS HANKINSON sold this property.
http://www.reocities.com/jerushaf/hankinson/hankinsonancestors/edmundh.html
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Minutes of East Jersey proprietors 1685-1705 Hunterdon Co. Historical
Society, NJ transcribed by Harold Hankinson p. 129 petition of Jane
Hankinson for a back lot at Amboy, agreed she have a back lot and to
agree with governor where she shall take up the same. 13 May 1686.
18 Dec 1689 Agreed and ordered upon application of Jane Hankinson, by
her friend Thomas Warnen that a warrant be granted to lay out to her
and her 3 sons, 120 acres of land.
http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/13986100/person/159437293/mediax/2?pgnum=1&pg=0&pgpl=pid|pgNum
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