History of Union and Middlesex Counties, New Jersey with Biographical Sketches of many of their Prominent Men . Headley, Jr. (47 acres). William S. Headley (45 acres). Daniel lland. Isaac S. Headley (33 acres). John I. Henderson (»0 acres). Frazer Haines (22 acres). John Headley. Davnd S. Hlggons (170 acres). Moses Headley. Samuel D. Headley. Edwin Headley. Silas Headley. James Ireland (22 acres). Alexander Johnson. George Jewel. James Jewel (2 acres). Caleb Jeftreys. Aaron JeflVys. Samuel Jones. David (22 acres). Daniel Jaggars (29 acres). David Jaggei-8 (31 acres). William Johnson (1
History of Union and Middlesex Counties, New Jersey with Biographical Sketches of many of their Prominent Men . Headley, Jr. (47 acres). William S. Headley (45 acres). Daniel lland. Isaac S. Headley (33 acres). John I. Henderson (»0 acres). Frazer Haines (22 acres). John Headley. Davnd S. Hlggons (170 acres). Moses Headley. Samuel D. Headley. Edwin Headley. Silas Headley. James Ireland (22 acres). Alexander Johnson. George Jewel. James Jewel (2 acres). Caleb Jeftreys. Aaron JeflVys. Samuel Jones. David (22 acres). Daniel Jaggars (29 acres). David Jaggei-8 (31 acres). William Johnson (16 acres). Ohediah Jones. James W. Jaggers. Matthias Jud. John Kean (114 acres). Ohediah Kitchel. Sylvester P. Looker. David Little (12 acres). John O. Lum (62 acres). David B. Lum (81 acres). Philemon E. Looker. David Lyon (50 acres). Lewis Linsley. John Leary. James McKaib. Albert R. Meeker. John O. Miller (73 acres). John B. Meeker (27 acres). Josiah Miller (61 acres). Stephen Myers (16 acres). Linion Marcell. Samuel (42 acres). Joel W. Magie. George Maxwell (45 acres). Nathan Meeker (180 acres).. ,^{X/rz.(j&r rOcc^^r^^f^ Daniel Burnet was born May 22, 1788. He re-ceived a plain but substantial education in the districtschool. The simplicity of those early times . gavecoloring and shape tu his charactei, and marked hiscourse through life. He was modest, unostentatious,and without guile. He never sought notoriety, buthe could not be hid. Deeply interested in the mili-tary affairs of the country, he was elected at the earlyage of twenty-four to be ensiyn of the second com-pany of the first battalion, in the fourth regiment ofthe Essex brigade, of the militia of New is the record of his commission, signed by theGovernor and Secretary of State. He was succes-sively elected lieutenant in 1818, captain in 1822,major in 1826, and in 1828, for his patriotism,valor, conduct, and fidelity, he was elected colonelof the same regiment. By his uprightness, intelligenc
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