Mary Cooper Wick was the daughter of Henry Wick and Mary Cooper.
She grew up living in the Wick House still standing in the Morristown National Historic Park.
She mar. Dr. Ebenezer Blachly III. I know of 13 children that they had.
In 1786, she was bequeathed 250 acres of land in Morristown, Mendham Twp., Morris County, New Jersey, by her mother, Mary Wick. She died at the age of 58 years. She was my 5th Great Grandmother.
She grew up living in the Wick House still standing in the Morristown National Historic Park.
She mar. Dr. Ebenezer Blachly III. I know of 13 children that they had.
In 1786, she was bequeathed 250 acres of land in Morristown, Mendham Twp., Morris County, New Jersey, by her mother, Mary Wick. She died at the age of 58 years. She was my 5th Great Grandmother.
Mary Cooper Wick was the daughter of Henry Wick and Mary Cooper.
She grew up living in the Wick House still standing in the Morristown National Historic Park.
She mar. Dr. Ebenezer Blachly III. I know of 13 children that they had.
In 1786, she was bequeathed 250 acres of land in Morristown, Mendham Twp., Morris County, New Jersey, by her mother, Mary Wick. She died at the age of 58 years. She was my 5th Great Grandmother.
She grew up living in the Wick House still standing in the Morristown National Historic Park.
She mar. Dr. Ebenezer Blachly III. I know of 13 children that they had.
In 1786, she was bequeathed 250 acres of land in Morristown, Mendham Twp., Morris County, New Jersey, by her mother, Mary Wick. She died at the age of 58 years. She was my 5th Great Grandmother.
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Rest blessed shade, I bring no pompous lays,
To swell thy virtue with vain human praise.
Blessed with thy God, enjoy him still;
On earth thy study was to do his will.
from "Cemetery Inscription" by Helen M Wright, 1952 and available in the Hilltop Presbyterian Church Office.
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