Ancil McLean & Elizabeth Wyckoff Davison began their married lives by purchasing the Richard Konover farm and farmhouse on Wyckoff Mills Rd., Cranbury in 1879 and raised 10 children there. The farm was taken over by Asa when he got married and Ancil & Eliz. moved to Hightstown, NJ for a few years before their death.
They were active members of the Cranbury First Presbyterian Church and Ancil McLean Davison served as a Deacon & Elder for the church. Elizabeth was active in many of the church women groups.
They were active members of the Cranbury First Presbyterian Church and Ancil McLean Davison served as a Deacon & Elder for the church. Elizabeth was active in many of the church women groups.
Ancil McLean & Elizabeth Wyckoff Davison began their married lives by purchasing the Richard Konover farm and farmhouse on Wyckoff Mills Rd., Cranbury in 1879 and raised 10 children there. The farm was taken over by Asa when he got married and Ancil & Eliz. moved to Hightstown, NJ for a few years before their death.
They were active members of the Cranbury First Presbyterian Church and Ancil McLean Davison served as a Deacon & Elder for the church. Elizabeth was active in many of the church women groups.
They were active members of the Cranbury First Presbyterian Church and Ancil McLean Davison served as a Deacon & Elder for the church. Elizabeth was active in many of the church women groups.
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