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Col. John Ulster Anderson, primus Jr

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Archives of the State of New Jersey, 1st series, vol. XIII, p. 505: Council, 26 Jan 1713/14, a letter from 'Coll John Anderson' to Lewis Morris.
Archives of the State of New Jersey, 1st series, vol. XIII, p. 505: Council, 26 Jan 1713/14, a letter from 'Coll John Anderson' to Lewis Morris. 1714 · p. 505
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Keep in mind: Styled 'Coll' in the colonial Council record; the militia basis for the title is inferred, not seen (Likely).
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Archives of the State of New Jersey, 1st series, vol. XIV, p. 87: Council, 2 March 1718/19, 'Coll. Andersone' present.
Archives of the State of New Jersey, 1st series, vol. XIV, p. 87: Council, 2 March 1718/19, 'Coll. Andersone' present. 1719 · p. 87
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Keep in mind: Styled 'Coll' in the Council record (Likely).
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Archives of the State of New Jersey, 1st series, vol. XIV, p. 527: Council, 31 March 1736, on the death of President John Anderson (died at Perth Amboy, 28 March 1736).
Archives of the State of New Jersey, 1st series, vol. XIV, p. 527: Council, 31 March 1736, on the death of President John Anderson (died at Perth Amboy, 28 March 1736). 1736 · p. 527
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Keep in mind: The editor's footnote gives the place as Perth Amboy (not Manalapan, as some trees say).
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Salter, History of Monmouth and Ocean Counties (1890), Genealogical Record p. iii: Anderson, Capt. John Anderson b. about 1665 in Scotland, ship Unicorn; his children.
Salter, History of Monmouth and Ocean Counties (1890), Genealogical Record p. iii: Anderson, Capt. John Anderson b. about 1665 in Scotland, ship Unicorn; his children. 1890 · p. iii
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Keep in mind: A compiled genealogy. 'Capt.' comes from his command of a ship, which is not militia service. Origins beyond 'Scotland' are not shown.
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Symmes, Old Tennent Church (1904), p. 417: Scudder family record (Jacob Scudder b. 29 Nov 1707, d. 31 May 1772) and the Woodhull paper on Col. Kenneth Anderson.
Symmes, Old Tennent Church (1904), p. 417: Scudder family record (Jacob Scudder b. 29 Nov 1707, d. 31 May 1772) and the Woodhull paper on Col. Kenneth Anderson. 1904 · p. 417
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Keep in mind: Copied family records. The dates for Jacob Scudder are correct; the colonelcy in that family was his son William's, not his.
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Symmes, Old Tennent Church (1904), p. 458: Anderson genealogy (Capt. John Anderson of the Unicorn, b. 1665, d. 28 Mar 1736; Kenneth).
Symmes, Old Tennent Church (1904), p. 458: Anderson genealogy (Capt. John Anderson of the Unicorn, b. 1665, d. 28 Mar 1736; Kenneth). 1904 · p. 458
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Keep in mind: A compiled genealogy; the editor says Kenneth 'was a Colonel in the Revolution' without a source.
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