Morris County Heirs to Estates
1785-1900
Virginia Alleman Brown

pg 282
William Rarick of Mt. Olive, and Washington tps. died 16th May 1892
petitioner Stewart M. Rarick and wife Anna D. Rarick for himself and his
brothers and sisters:
Mary wife of Holloway W. Hunt
Emma m.R. wife of Thomas Waterfield, ESQ
other heirs were:
Abraham and John Rarick
Peneina Crator,
Mary Ann Lake
Margaret McPeek
William S. Rarick
Elizabeth Frazee

The lands had been William Rarick's share in the partition of his father's
estate, William Rarick
the elder.
	Tract one, 30 acres conveyed by William Anthony and wife Sept. 13, 1855;
Tract three, 12
acres, being 2 tracts conveyed by Abraham A. Rarick March 4, 1857; Tract 4,
16 acres conveyed by Jeff. Lake and wife, May 25, 1861; Tract 5, 11 acres,
conveyed by Jacob Lake, Jr. April 13, 1865; Tract 6, 67 acres, conveyed by
John A. Crater Nov. 15, 1846.
(Renunciation filed D:531. Admin. granted 31st May 1892 (G:49) to Susan C.
and Steward M. Rarick. Doc. 351:6.)

pg 180
William Rarrick, deceased
widow: Margaret S. Rarrick
children: Penina Rarick, wife of Jesse Lake;
Elizabeth Rarick, wife of Isaac Frace
Margaret, wife of Jonathan McPeek
William S. Rarick
Ezekiel A. Rarick
John R. Rarrick
Matilda Rarrick
Sarah Rarrick
James Rarrick
SA427
C:81, Doc. 147.12


Middlesex County Heirs to Estates 1780-1870
Virginia Alleman Brown

pg 37
Daniel Lake, dec'd, without a will, leaving brothers and
sisters, namely: John Lake, Albina Legget, a widow, Susan Lake, 
Ellen Lake, Rachel Ann (Lake), the wife of Edward Brewer,
the petitioner, and Catharine Lake (under age 21),
her guardian, John Van Pelt, each 1/6. Along the road from Hainsborough to
Kingston, June 7th 1851. Vol. 5 p. 1541+, map p. 1545. Book B. p. 221, June
16th 1846.
(Mid. Surrogate File # 13254