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Dear Franklin,
Here is a will fragment for Frances Hagaman Sr., Knowlton NJ:
"The Will of Francis Hagerman SR (is spelled Hagaman on the record) is in your Warren Co.
Will Divisions; Division Book I page 31
"Estate Of Francis Hagaman SR.
Location : Knowlton Twp. at Centerville
Petitioners: Francis Hagaman at Orphans Court Feb. term 1826
and Francis Brugler
in right of :Francis Hagaman
Anna Brugler, daughter of Francis Hagaman Sr.
Heirs-in-law and relationship to deceased: Children, etc.
Francis Hagaman
Joseph Hagaman (wife Susanna Labar)
Susan Hagaman, wife of John Force, dec'd
Children: Susan Force
benjamin Force
Anna Hagaman, wife of James Brugler
William Hagaman
Rebecca Hagaman
Hannah Hagaman, wife of John Force
Mary Hagaman, wife of William Cool, son of William Cool
Recorded: No date for completion of Division
Remarks: Joseph H. Hagaman had died in the interval between death of his father
Francis, Sr., leaving minor children (under 21)
Benjamin Force, son of Susan and John, is a minor (under 21)
Susan Force is called Elizabeth later in the document."
There is a map page:
It says under the Map,
"Frances Hagaman Knowlton Twp. Sur. B1 I:31 Map: 35 April 17, 1826"
From this we can conclude that the documents is a Surrogate Court record.
Mentioned at the beginning is Orphans Court February term, 1826
(as we know from above that the petitioners are Francis Hagaman and
Anna Hagaman wife of our James Brugler; then I imagine our Frank Brugler
was probably named Francis after his maternal Grandfather).
This is my line above; hope it helps some people. I know their son William went to Michigan.
Shirl Hering
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