George was a constable for Piscataqua, New Jersey, where he was a defendant and plaintiff in law suits in 1715, 1716 and 1718 as appears in the court records of Middlesex County at New Brunswick.
1723 Dec. 23, Mount, George of Lower Freehold, Monmouth County, December 23, 1733: He was residing in Freehold, when he bought 20 acres of land in Freehold as well as a tract near Coles Creek, in the same place, from John Estill of Freehold. May 23, 1760: George Mount had land adjoining some which John Mount of Middletown conveyed to James Grover in the settling of a dispute.
Calendar of Wills: 1761-1770.
His will signed by his mark, was Dated May 16, 1769, Proved April 2, 1770.
1723 Dec. 23, Mount, George of Lower Freehold, Monmouth County, December 23, 1733: He was residing in Freehold, when he bought 20 acres of land in Freehold as well as a tract near Coles Creek, in the same place, from John Estill of Freehold. May 23, 1760: George Mount had land adjoining some which John Mount of Middletown conveyed to James Grover in the settling of a dispute.
Calendar of Wills: 1761-1770.
His will signed by his mark, was Dated May 16, 1769, Proved April 2, 1770.
George was a constable for Piscataqua, New Jersey, where he was a defendant and plaintiff in law suits in 1715, 1716 and 1718 as appears in the court records of Middlesex County at New Brunswick.
1723 Dec. 23, Mount, George of Lower Freehold, Monmouth County, December 23, 1733: He was residing in Freehold, when he bought 20 acres of land in Freehold as well as a tract near Coles Creek, in the same place, from John Estill of Freehold. May 23, 1760: George Mount had land adjoining some which John Mount of Middletown conveyed to James Grover in the settling of a dispute.
Calendar of Wills: 1761-1770.
His will signed by his mark, was Dated May 16, 1769, Proved April 2, 1770.
1723 Dec. 23, Mount, George of Lower Freehold, Monmouth County, December 23, 1733: He was residing in Freehold, when he bought 20 acres of land in Freehold as well as a tract near Coles Creek, in the same place, from John Estill of Freehold. May 23, 1760: George Mount had land adjoining some which John Mount of Middletown conveyed to James Grover in the settling of a dispute.
Calendar of Wills: 1761-1770.
His will signed by his mark, was Dated May 16, 1769, Proved April 2, 1770.
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