. History of Wayne, Pike and Monroe counties, Pennsylvania . anization of the present county. He had alarge practice and was a successful died about 1836. mi: WAYNE, PIKE AND MONROE COUNTIES, PENNSYLVANIA. Dr. William P. Vail, brother of Charles,succeeded him at his death, and was also highlyesteemed in his profession and as an earnestChristian gentleman. He removed about 1848to Johnsonsburg, Warren County, K. J., wherehe resided about twenty-five years. He now re-sides at Roselle, N. J. Dr. Jackson —At an early periodof our colonial history the ancestor of theLantz family,
. History of Wayne, Pike and Monroe counties, Pennsylvania . anization of the present county. He had alarge practice and was a successful died about 1836. mi: WAYNE, PIKE AND MONROE COUNTIES, PENNSYLVANIA. Dr. William P. Vail, brother of Charles,succeeded him at his death, and was also highlyesteemed in his profession and as an earnestChristian gentleman. He removed about 1848to Johnsonsburg, Warren County, K. J., wherehe resided about twenty-five years. He now re-sides at Roselle, N. J. Dr. Jackson —At an early periodof our colonial history the ancestor of theLantz family, of Sussex County, N. J., emi- the homestead where he lived and died, in1827, in his eighty-fourth year. His wife,Mary, reached her eighty-seventh year. Thefamily name has different spellings, accordingto locality: Lance, Lants, Lents and Lantz,the last being probably the correct one. Jacob Lantz married and had born to himthree sons and six daughters, who lived tomaturity, namely,—George, Peter, Jacob, Mar-garet, Anna, Mary, Sophia, Eliza and ^~&/2tyfea^>*- 7- grated from the province of Alsace, Lantz was born in Germany in 1741,and settled on his Hampton farm (now knownas the Dunn farm), situated between Newtonand Washingtonville, Sussex County, N. J.,about 1759. He added other acres to hispossessions, at one time owning the present siteof Washingtonville. But the Dunn farm was 1 For early history of dental surgery, the reader is re-ferred to page 218, this volume. The daughters were married as follows : Mar-garet to Peter L. Struble; Anna to PeterSmith; Mary to William Snook; Sophia toPeter Heudershot; Eliza to John Anderson ;Barbara to Antone Longcore. The sons alsomarried and settled in their native county, withthe exception of Peter, who finally located inBradford County, Pa., where he raised a familyconsisting of two sous and four settled at Andover, X. J., and had five MONROE COUNTY. 1013 children, namely,—David, George N
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