General Notes

There also is a WIlliam of Monmouth Co NJ who is distinct from Wm of Middleton, Middlesex Co below - he was alive 1696 paid quit rent 250 acres.  Lived in Monmouth Co. died 1709 (will probate Monmouth) The settlers of Monmouth in general were from Long Island, abt ca 1670 There is/ was a William of Gravesend Long Island 1657 and WIlliam granted patent 1645 by Judge Keith  to Lady Deborah Moody and WIlliam Compton.. (See vol 16 NY Gen Records)
Berger states that he spelled his name Weilleum Comton and was born 1622 (comptonlogy page 4) (and 28) et al.)

There also is a WIlliam of Woodbridge Middleton  Co NJ who is distinct will probate 1694 -
his heirs paid quit rent 1696 on 174 acres of land Archives of NJ  vol XXIII page 104 and XXX page 558
WOODBRIDGE William died 1694 will probate middleton CO Heirs paid quit rent 174 acres 1696 William of Ipswich left Mass  about 1666 because of persecution and with numerous other settlers settled in Middleton CO Nj with John Dunn, Charles GIlman, Francis Drake, Nicholas Bonham,, John Smith, Samuel DOty, William Sutten, Benjamin Dunham, etc. from Barnstable, Ipswich, Nwebery and Dover in the Piscataway region.

There also is a WIlliam of Monmouth Co NJ who is distinct from Wm of Middleton, Middlesex Co below - he was alive 1696 paid quit rent 250 acres.  Lived in Monmouth Co. died 1709 (will probate Monmouth) The settlers of Monmouth in general were from Long Island, abt ca 1670 There is/ was a William of Gravesend Long Island 1657 and WIlliam granted patent 1645 by Judge Keith  to Lady Deborah Moody and WIlliam Compton.. (See vol 16 NY Gen Records)
Berger states that he spelled his name Weilleum Comton and was born 1622 (comptonlogy page 4) (and 28) et al.)

There also is a WIlliam of Woodbridge Middleton  Co NJ who is distinct will probate 1694 -
his heirs paid quit rent 1696 on 174 acres of land Archives of NJ  vol XXIII page 104 and XXX page 558
WOODBRIDGE William died 1694 will probate middleton CO Heirs paid quit rent 174 acres 1696 William of Ipswich left Mass  about 1666 because of persecution and with numerous other settlers settled in Middleton CO Nj with John Dunn, Charles GIlman, Francis Drake, Nicholas Bonham,, John Smith, Samuel DOty, William Sutten, Benjamin Dunham, etc. from Barnstable, Ipswich, Nwebery and Dover in the Piscataway region.

There also is a WIlliam of Monmouth Co NJ who is distinct from Wm of
Middleton, Middlesex Co below - he was alive 1696 paid quit rent 250
acres.  Lived in Monmouth Co. died 1709 (will probate Monmouth)
The settlers of Monmouth in general were from Long Island, abt ca 1670
There is/ was a William of Gravesend Long Island 1657 and
WIlliam granted patent 1645 by Judge Keith  to Lady Deborah Moody and
WIlliam Compton.. (See vol 16 NY Gen Records)
Berger states that he spelled his name Weilleum Comton and was born
1622 (comptonlogy page 4) (and 28) et al.)

There also is a WIlliam of Woodbridge Middleton  Co NJ who is distinct
will probate 1694 -
his heirs paid quit rent 1696 on 174 acres of land
Archives of NJ  vol XXIII page 104 and XXX page 558
WOODBRIDGE William died 1694 will probate middleton CO Heirs paid
quit rent 174 acres 1696 William of Ipswich left Mass  about 1666
because of persecution and with numerous other settlers settled in
Middleton CO Nj with John Dunn, Charles GIlman, Francis Drake, Nicholas
Bonham,, John Smith, Samuel DOty, William Sutten, Benjamin Dunham,
etc. from Barnstable, Ipswich, Nwebery and Dover in the Piscataway
region.