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Doris,
The information below is an educated guess. I'm basing it on info I had and the info you gave. It might not be correct.
Hope it helps,
Dave Bodine
1. Mary Bodine b. abt 1791, Wading River, m. Jan 11 1810, in Burlington Co., NJ, James Bussom. Mary died Aug 21 1859.
The name of her husband came from a query posted by Doris Semon on August 13, 1998 at www.genforum.com/Bodine/. The query seemed to match the information for Mary Bodine, the daughter of John Bodine and Ann Taylor. This is not definite, though.
Looking for parents of Mary Bodine who married James Bussom/Busson 11 Jan. 1810 in Burlington Co. NJ.
Parents
2. John Bodine b. 1746, Cranbury, NJ, Christ Ch., Shrewsbury, Monmouth Co., NY, occupation Farmer and Inn proprietor, m. (1) abt 1773, Mary Roundtree, m. (2) Sep 16 1790, Ann Taylor, b. 1756, Hillsborough District, Orange, NC, d. Mar 26 1831, Nottingham Township, Burlington Co., NJ. John died Mar 26 1826, Wading River, NJ.
John Bodine was the owner of an inn for over forty years in Wading River. He was also a prosperous farmer and a large landowner. He enlisted as a private in the first regiment of Burlington County Militia and rose to the rank of captain in the Continental Army, serving throughout the Revolutionary War. See the article on Judge Joseph Lamb Bodine. One source says his birth date was 1755.
3. Ann Taylor b. 1756, Hillsborough District, Orange, NC, d. Mar 26 1831, Nottingham Township, Burlington Co., NJ.
Grand Parents
4. Francis Bodine b. Staten Island, Richmond Co., NY, m. (1) Abigail __________, d. abt 1755, m. (2) Jan 29 1755, in Middlesex Co., NJ, Rachel Wilson. Francis died Burlington Co., NJ, buried: Little Egg Harbor Township.
He was born in Richmond County (Staten Island) and prior to 1745, settled at Cranbury, on the border of Middlesex County, New Jersey. He had 30 acres of land surveyed in Tranquility Swamp on November 1, 1775 on Wading River, Little Egg Harbor Township, Burlington County. This property was still in the possession of his children as late as 1820. He died in Burlington County, probably at his home in Tranquility Swamp, Little Egg Harbor Township. His first wife, Abigail, was the mother of all his children. He later married Rachael Wilson in Middlesex County Jan 29, 1755. His four known children were baptised at Christ Church, Shrewsbury, Monmouth County, New Jersey.
Most of this information comes from an article on Judge Joseph Lamb Bodine in "N.J. - A History Biographical & Genealogical Records," 1932.
5. Abigail __________ d. abt 1755.
Great Grand Parents
8. Francis Bodine b. 1690-99, Staten Island, NY, m. abt 1717-18, in Staten Island, NY, Maria Dey. Francis died abt 1736, Cranbury, Middlesex Co., NJ.
Most likely he was named for his maternal grandfather Francis Bridon. About 1717/1718, he married Maria Dey. He remained on Staten Island until at least 1736. Then he probably moved to Cranbury, Middlesex County, New Jersey with his sons, Francis and Vincent, where he died. This information comes from Ronnie O. Bodine of Columbus, Georgia.
9. Maria Dey.
Great Great Grand Parents
16. Jean Bodine b. May 9 1645, Medis, Saintonge, France, m. in Staten Island, NY ?, Esther Bridon, b. France, d. Staten Island, NY. Jean died May __ 1704, Staten Island, NY.
17. Esther Bridon b. France, m. (1) in Staten Island, NY ?, Jean Bodine, b. May 9 1645, Medis, Saintonge, France, d. May __ 1704, Staten Island, NY, m. (2) Jean Bodin, b. abt 1662, Bethune, France, d. 1745. Esther died Staten Island, NY. She was the executrix of the will of her father, Francis Bridon, and made an inventory of his estate on May 22, 1704 (ref: Huguenot Society of NJ).
18. James Dey m. Mary Mulliner, b. Staten Island. This info comes from the article about Judge Joseph Lamb Bodine.
19. Mary Mulliner b. Staten Island. This info comes from an article about Judge Joseph Lamb Bodine.
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