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62. PETER GORDON⁸ HOAGLAND (CHRISTOPHER⁷, MARTINUS⁶, CHRISTOPHER⁵, CHRISTOFFEL "STOFFEL" HOAGLAND⁴ HOOGLANDT, HARMAN DIRCKSZ³, DIRCK HARMANSZ², HARME¹) was born April 14, 1782 in Rockaway, Morris County, NJ, and died September 28, 1825 in Dover, NJ. He married ELIZABETH ALGER April 03, 1803, daughter of WILLIAM ALGER and MARY SINCOX.

Notes for PETER GORDON HOAGLAND:
From "The Hoagland Family in America"

Peter learned the blacksmith's trade, and when he reached his majority engaged in manufacturing nails. He owned and lived upon what is now known as the "Munson Farm", near Dover, NJ. He purchased the "Park Tavern," situated where the McFarlane Park now is. This well-known house he kept for twelve years, and at times there were 100 teams standing in and about the stables and grounds, loaded with produce from the country, on their way to the New York and Newark markets.

He moved from the Park Tavern to his hew house, now the present site of the N.J.C.R.R. Depot. He also bought 119 acres of land opposite, where the rolling mill now stands. By an unfortunate venture in connection with the rolling mill (endorsing the mill's notes), he lost nearly all his property. He died in the Beaman House, Dover, NJ, September 28, 1825. His wife died January 12, 1858. She was buried in the Presbyterian Churchyard, Rockaway, NJ.

Mr. and Mrs. Hoagland attended the Presbyterian Church. She joined that denomination in 1831, in Rockaway, and in 1835 brought her certificate to the Dover Presbyterian Chruch. They were both highly esteemed for their hospitality, their kindly disposition and their sterling worth.

Children of PETER HOAGLAND and ELIZABETH ALGER are:

108.	i.		MARY POLLY⁹ HOAGLAND, b. May 01, 1804, Rockaway, Morris County, NJ.
	ii.		CHARLES HOAGLAND, b. June 1805, Rockaway, Morris County, NJ; d. December 25, 1817.

Notes for CHARLES HOAGLAND:
From "The Hoagland Family in America"

Charles died December 25, 1817, accidently shot by his cousin, James Losey.

109.	iii.	PHEBE HOAGLAND, b. June 11, 1807, Dover, NJ; d. September 14, 1882, Dover, NJ.
110.	iv.	SALLY ANN HOAGLAND, b. July 01, 1808, Dover, NJ.
111.	v.	ELIZABETH HOAGLAND, b. September 24, 1810, Dover, NJ.
112.	vi.	WILLIAM GORDON HOAGLAND, b. October 12, 1812, Dover, NJ; d. January 1866.
113.	vii.	JOHN EDSALL HOAGLAND, b. March 01, 1815, Dover, NJ.
114.	viii.	MAHLON HOAGLAND, b. November 14, 1817, Dover, NJ.
	ix.	HUDSON HOAGLAND, b. March 06, 1820, Dover, NJ; m. MATTIE BIGELOW, 1858.

Notes for HUDSON HOAGLAND:
From "The Hoagland Family in America"

Hudson was for several years engaged in the large country store of John Marshall Losey, being Mr. Losey's partner in the business. He left Dover in 1855, and went into the wholesale boot and shoe business with Wm. A Bigelow, whose sister Mattie he marrid in 1858. He made a large fortune in this business, and retired in 1871. He is Vice-President of the Broadway National Bank, New York City. He retains his old love for his native town and the Presbyterian Church which he attended in his early days. Mr. H. has no children.

63. ANNA⁸ HOAGLAND (CHRISTOPHER⁷, MARTINUS⁶, CHRISTOPHER⁵, CHRISTOFFEL "STOFFEL" HOAGLAND⁴ HOOGLANDT, HARMAN DIRCKSZ³, DIRCK HARMANSZ², HARME¹). She married JAMES LOSEY July 03, 1801.

Child of ANNA HOAGLAND and JAMES LOSEY is:

JAMES⁹ LOSEY.

64. JANE⁸ HOAGLAND (CHRISTOPHER⁷, MARTINUS⁶, CHRISTOPHER⁵, CHRISTOFFEL "STOFFEL" HOAGLAND⁴ HOOGLANDT, HARMAN DIRCKSZ³, DIRCK HARMANSZ², HARME¹) was born 1792, and died September 28, 1854. She married ELIJAH SEARLES May 07, 1803.

Notes for JANE HOAGLAND:
From "The Hoagland Family in America"

Jane and Elijah removed to Clintonville, Clinton County, NY, on the banks of the Au Sable River. They are both buried in the cemetery at Clintonville.

Children of JANE HOAGLAND and ELIJAH SEARLES are:

	i.		SARAH JANE⁹ SEARLES, b. 1809; m. JOEL WELLS.
	ii.		DANIEL SEARLES, b. 1811; m. MARY COX.

Notes for DANIEL SEARLES:
From "The Hoagland Family in America"

Daniel and Mary lived at Columbus, Ohio.

	iii.		JOHN SEARLES, b. 1813; d. Clintonville, NY.
	iv.		MARY ANN SEARLES, b. 1815; m. JAMES M. DWYER.
	v.		BENJAMIN SEARLES, b. 1816; d. Fair Haven, Connecticutt.
	vi.		WILLIAM SEARLES, b. 1818; m. HELEN CALDWELL.
	vii.		PHEBE D. SEARLES, b. 1820; m. JOSEPH HELLER.
	viii.		CHRISTOPHER SEARLES, b. 1822; d. Clintonville, NY.

Notes for CHRISTOPHER SEARLES:
From "The Hoagland Family in America"

Christopher was a soldier in war for the Union.

	ix.		AMANDA C. SEARLES, b. 1825; m. DR. SAMUEL Y. FITZGERALD.
	x.		EDWARD SEARLES, b. 1827; d. Columbus, Ohio.
	xi.		JOEL SEARLES, b. 1829; d. Clintonville, NY.
	xii.		HELEN M. SEARLES, b. 1836.

Notes for HELEN M. SEARLES:
From "The Hoagland Family in America"

Helen was not married; living at Manchester, N.H. with her sister Amanda.

65. HARRIET⁸ HOAGLAND (CHRISTOPHER⁷, MARTINUS⁶, CHRISTOPHER⁵, CHRISTOFFEL "STOFFEL" HOAGLAND⁴ HOOGLANDT, HARMAN DIRCKSZ³, DIRCK HARMANSZ², HARME¹) was born May 17, 1795 in Rockaway, Morris County, NJ. She married CAPT. HENRY DALRYMPLE February 13, 1819.

Notes for CAPT. HENRY DALRYMPLE:
From "The Hoagland Family in America"

Capt. Dalrymple was a well-known soldier of the War of 1812. He and Harriet resided at Centre Grove, near Dover, Morris County, NJ.

Children of HARRIET HOAGLAND and CAPT. DALRYMPLE are:

	i.		EMILY⁹ DALRYMPLE, b. December 29, 1819, Centre Grove, Morris County, NJ; m. JOHN L. CARROLL, Centre Grove, Morris County, NJ.
	ii.		EUNICE DALRYMPLE, b. April 25, 1821; m. JOHN J. TROWBRIDGE, Mt. Freedom, NJ.
	iii.		DANIEL DALRYMPLE, b. February 03, 1823.
	iv.		ANNA E. DALRYMPLE, b. April 12, 1825; m. WILLIAM J. EASTON, Morristown, New Jersey.
	v.		CHARLES HOAGLAND DALRYMPLE, b. March 24, 1830; m. SARAH A. VOORHEES, Morristown, New Jersey.
	vi.		HARRY M. DALRYMPLE, b. April 10, 1832; m. FRANCES J. WHEELER, Morristown, New Jersey.
	vii.		HARRIET M. DALRYMPLE, b. February 19, 1834.
	viii.		FREDERICK B. DALRYMPLE, b. August 15, 1836; m. ANNIE E. NEWTON, Washington, D.C..

66. MOSES TUTTLE⁸ HOAGLAND (CORNELIUS⁷, MARTINUS⁶, CHRISTOPHER⁵, CHRISTOFFEL "STOFFEL" HOAGLAND⁴ HOOGLANDT, HARMAN DIRCKSZ³, DIRCK HARMANSZ², HARME¹) was born October 07, 1778 in Mount Pleasant, Morris County, NJ, and died May 12, 1869 in Kentucky. He married SARAH PAYNE December 18, 1816.

Notes for MOSES TUTTLE HOAGLAND:
From "The Hoagland Family in America"

Moses lived at Mount Pleasant, Morris County, NJ until 1799. At this date, by reason of the depressed condition of the iron mining business, and also because of an act of the New Jersey Legislature, making its worthless bills of credit a legal tender, which act completely reversed the order of business, and brought great financial disaster to the proprietors of the mines, he, with his grandfather, Moses Tuttle, sought new home in the then new and far away State of Kentucky, buying a large tract of land in Gallatin County, upon the Ohio River, at what is now "Hunter's Bottom." His grandfather remained about two years, and then returned to New Jersey, and in his place Cornelius, the father of Moses T., with his entire family, removed to the home which the son had prepared for them.

"On the death of his father, five years afterwards, he became the head of the family, the counsellor of his mother, and to him his younger brothers looked through life with a reverence almost filial. At the breaking out of Indian hostilities in some of the Southern States, a position was procured for him on the staff of General Jackson, and he served with credit to himself and satisfaction to his Commander-in-Chief. After the battle of New Orleans, he returned home to the peaceful pursuits of private life."

When he and Sarah married, they resided upon his estate until their death. She died at the age of 65. He died May 12, 1869, aged 91 years. His daughter, Miss Ellen Payne Hoagland, writes: "My sister Adeline and I live here at the beautiful homestead in Hunter's Bottom, on the Ohio River (three miles from Madison, Ind.), where our father and mother died. The are buried on the farm in 'pretty Walnut Grove Cemetery'. Our father was a very hospitable man, and his house was a home for Methodist ministers, of which denomination he and mother were earnest and consistent members."

Children of MOSES HOAGLAND and SARAH PAYNE are:

	i.		ELLEN PAYNE⁹ HOAGLAND.
	ii.		MARY JANE HOAGLAND, m. DR. HARVEY MOORE.

Notes for MARY JANE HOAGLAND:
From "The Hoagland Family in America"

Mary died a few months after her marriage.

115.	iii.		CAROLINE F. HOAGLAND.
	iv.		JOHN MARTIN HOAGLAND.

Notes for JOHN MARTIN HOAGLAND:
From "The Hoagland Family in America"

John died while a student at the Transylvania University; not married.

MOSES JACKSON HOAGLAND.

Notes for MOSES JACKSON HOAGLAND:
From "The Hoagland Family in America"

Moses was not married; died at home; a promising, finely educated young man.

116.	vi.		SARAH E. HOAGLAND.
	vii.		ADELINE HOAGLAND.

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