according to "History of Hunterdon and Somerset Counties New Jersey"
by James Snell in 1881 ...


Caty Lake married Jacob Debow 16 Dec 1786
according to a marriage bond in orphan's court in Somerset County, NJ.

Jacobus Lake was a chosen freeholder in Montgomery Twp, Somerset Co
in 1779.  Jacobus Lake was on the town committee in Montgomery Twp in
1783 and 1784.

Walter Benthall conveyed land in Montgomery Twp, Somerset Co to Nicholas
  Lake (undated).  This same land was coveyed by Nicholas Lake and his
  wife Mary on 16 Apr 1739 to John Gordon.

According to an assessment roll in Bedminster Twp, Somerset Co taken in
  1787 Susannah Lake owned 30 acres of land and paid 11 shillings and
  6 pence in taxes.

On the second Tuesday in March of 1772 in Montgomery Twp, Somerset
  Co William Lake was one of eleven chosen as Overseer of the Highway
  according to minutes of the very first town meeting.

Andrew Leake is on the congregational list under the pastorate of ------
  McCrea at the Presbyterian Church at Lamington in Bedminster Twp.
  Undated but McCrea resigned in 1766.

Andrew Leake owned mills on the south side of the locality today known
  as Stillwell's Mills before 1755.

On 19 Aug 1755 a petition was presented to the surveyors to lay out a
  "four-rod from Mr. Andrew Leake's mill to Pluckamin town" (see page
  33 of the old record of roads in the clerk's office, Somerville).

Samuel Leake was made a sergeant-at-law in 1792 in Somerset Co.

Elizabeth Leek married Derick Van Cleef in Hillsborough Twp, Somerset Co
  (Derick son of Benjamin Van Cleef (baptized in 1683) ... Benjamin son
  of Jan Van Cleef (born 1628, married Engeltje Louwerens (daughter of
  Louwerens Preterse) prior to 1661, settled Utrecht, L. I. as early
  as 1659)).

The family of Jacobus Leek occurs on or about 31 Oct 1753 at the Reformed
  (Dutch) Church at Three-Mile Run, Franklin Twp, Somerset Co.

In 1770 Jacobus Leek is shown as a member of Reformed Dutch Church of
  Harlingen, Montgomery Twp, Somerset Co.