Myers-Snell Family

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!Married in open court.

!Singner of the Concessions and Agreements that formed West Jersey, its first
constitution. This document was signed in London, England mid-August 1676
which substatiates that William Hewlings was born in England. It is not known
as to his county of origin or birth date.
(Ref: The Papers of William Penn, Dunn and Dunn, vol. I, p. 409)

!Married first, Dorothy Eves, 1680, by whom he had a son Jacob Hewlings.
(Reference: Genealogy of the Descendants of Thomas French, by H. B. French).

!William Hewlings served as the justice of peace for Burlington Co., NJ, 1703.
(Reference: Genealogy of the Descendants of Thomas French, by H. B. French).

!5 Jun 1713. Heulings, William, of Evesham Township, Burlington Co., NJ, Yeoman;
will of. Wife, Mary. Children - Jacob; Dorothy, wife of Daniel Jones;
Elizabeth; Hannah, wife of Felix Leeds; Mary; Grandchildren - Sarah, William,
and Daniel Jones. Real and personal estate. Son, Jacob sole executor.
Witnesses - Mary Lee, Josiah Lovett, John Kay. Proved 8 Aug 1713.
9 Jul 1713. Inventory of the personal estate; 597 pounds, 13 shillings, 11 1/2
pence, including three Bibles and a library of books, 5 pounds, 19 shillings,
five "neggrois" 140 pounds; made by John Kay and Samuel Coles.
(Reference: New Jersey Colonial Documents, Calendar of Wills, p. 225).

!4 Sep 1680, William Hewlings letter to marry Dorothy Eves.
(Ref: Hinshaw, p. 231)
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BORN: About 1663 DIED: 1713

William Heulings served as justice of the peace for Burlington County in 1703.