New Jersey as a colony and as a state, one of the original thirteen . 0 014 208 877 0 nil ill ???\ !>3li Kv^^f. THE PUBLISHING SOCIETY OF NEW JERSEYNEW YORK MDCCCCIII Copyright, 1902, ByThe Publishing Society of New Jersey All Rights ReservedGift PUBLICATION OFFICE41 liAFAYETTE PLACENEW YORK, N, Y., U S. A. BIOGRAPHICAL FREDERICK T. FRELINGHUYSEN,, whose eminent career at the barand in public life is a part of the contem-porary history of the State of New Jer-sey, was born in Millstone, SomersetCounty, August 4, 1817. He was the youngest sonof Frederick Frelinghuysen, a brilliant lawye
New Jersey as a colony and as a state, one of the original thirteen . 0 014 208 877 0 nil ill ???\ !>3li Kv^^f. THE PUBLISHING SOCIETY OF NEW JERSEYNEW YORK MDCCCCIII Copyright, 1902, ByThe Publishing Society of New Jersey All Rights ReservedGift PUBLICATION OFFICE41 liAFAYETTE PLACENEW YORK, N, Y., U S. A. BIOGRAPHICAL FREDERICK T. FRELINGHUYSEN,, whose eminent career at the barand in public life is a part of the contem-porary history of the State of New Jer-sey, was born in Millstone, SomersetCounty, August 4, 1817. He was the youngest sonof Frederick Frelinghuysen, a brilliant lawyer, whowas the youngest son of General Frederick Freling-huysen, a lawyer, delegate to the Continental Con-gress, member of the Provincial Congress and Com-mittee of Safety of New Jersey, captain of the Revo-lution, major-general of militia in the Whiskey Re-bellion, and United States senator from 1793 to1796. General Frelinghuysen was born in Somer-ville, April 13, 1753, was graduated from Princetonin 1770, and died in 1804, leaving three sons: John,a graduate of Queens College, member of the StateCouncil, anjerseyascolon01leef
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