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164. Gabriel[8] Swaim Sr. (Matthias, 214) (A248). Born, 12 Nov 1752[123]. Died, 2 Feb 1837, in Jacobstown, NJ. Extra 4: 1778, in Mansfield Twp., Burlington Co., NJ. Mullane says that there is a stone behind that says "Mother."
Mullane, Swaim, & Johnson (1984): "In the Revolutionary census of New Jersey, on List I, 1773 & 1774, Gabriel is shown in Mansfield Township as a single man... On list II, 1778 & 1780, Gabriel is shown in Chesterfield Township as head of household...Jacobstown was in Chesterfield Township."
From vol. 2: "Gabriel and Hannah are the only two within the families of Burlington County who we know of, adopted the Quaker faith." A Gabriel Swaim, appeared at a witness to the will of Samuel Emley, New Hanover on 5 Feb., 1811. Also, Gabriel and James Swaim appeared as witnesses to the will of Samuel Parker, Sr. of New Hanover on 8 July, 1812, with Gabriel having performed the inventory of the estate.
He married Hannah Brown (165) (A249), 12 Mar 1778, in Burlington Co.,
i. Elizabeth[7] Swaim. Born, 15 Dec 1778[123].
ii. Mary Swaim. Born, 30 Jul 1780[123].
iii. Sarah Swaim. Born, 7 Jan 1782[123].
106 iv. Gabriel Swaim Jr.
v. Rebecca Swaim. Born, 19 Oct 1787[123].
vi. Harriet Swaim. Born, 21 Mar 1790[123].
vii. Joseph E. Swaim. Born, 14 Jul 1793[123]. Died, after 1840. He married Amy.
viii. James Swaim. Born, 4 Jan 1797[123]. He married Elizabeth Turner, 27 Feb 1816, in Burlington, NJ.