The New Jersey coast in three centuries: history of the New Jersey coast with genealogical and historic-biographical appendix . ve May 10. 1783, and diedthere .\pril 23. 1872. His mother was born in the same neighborhood December 2,1799. and died February 2, 1832. David Schanck, wa-; a son of Captain JbhnSchanck. The latter was a son of Garrett and Janetie (Cowenhoven. now Conover)Schanck, and was born on the old homestead of his ancestors in Pleasant Valley,within sight of the present farm of the immediate subject of this sketch, where hisgrandfather, Garrett Schanck, an emigrant from Ho
The New Jersey coast in three centuries: history of the New Jersey coast with genealogical and historic-biographical appendix . ve May 10. 1783, and diedthere .\pril 23. 1872. His mother was born in the same neighborhood December 2,1799. and died February 2, 1832. David Schanck, wa-; a son of Captain JbhnSchanck. The latter was a son of Garrett and Janetie (Cowenhoven. now Conover)Schanck, and was born on the old homestead of his ancestors in Pleasant Valley,within sight of the present farm of the immediate subject of this sketch, where hisgrandfather, Garrett Schanck, an emigrant from Holland, had settled in 1696. He wasa descendant in the sixth generation of General Peter-Schanck, a brother of the cele-brated General Mathew Schanck. Captain Schancks father died when the Captain wascomparatively young, and the latter was obliged to undertake the labors of the farmvery early in life. Later he learned the fullers trade and after that during hisactive life was extensively engaged in weaving. Soon after his marriage with MarieDe Nice in 1767, he bought and settled on the farm in Pleasant Valley adjoining his.
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