Hezekiah died on October 10, 1846 in the 86th year of his life. He married Temperance Sprague, daughter of James Sprague and Rachel Perkins Sprague of Spraggtown. She was called "Tempie". Temperance Sprague Soper died on May 26, 1837.
(Rachel Perkins was the daughter of John Perkins who came from England sometime during the French and Indian war and settled between Barnegat and Waretown. His property here was sold to Joseph Soper and became known as Soper's Landing.)
Hezekiah Soper and his family lived on a small farm on the Old Main Shore Road between Barnegat and Waretown. He owned the land from there down to the BayShore where he had his boats and his mowing and pasture meadows for his cattle. He built three houses on the upper farm property tract. After he got too old to carry on the work, his son-in-law, James Letts moved into the farmhome and lived there until he died. It has been abandoned for many years, and is known as the Letts Place.
The nine children of Hezekiah and Temperance were:
1-Rachel, m. Eli Collins
2-Anthony, m. Eleanor (known as Ellen) Camburn,daughter of Joseph and Frances Bowker Camburn
3-Keziah, m. Benjamin Thomas
4-Mary, m. James Letts
5-Charles, m Amy Warren
6-James, m.Phoebe
7-Harriet, m. William Camburn
8-Nancy, m. Stephen Rulon
9-Eliza, m. William Bowker
More information about Hezekiah's family and ancestors can be accessed on the internet: http://listsearches.rootsweb.com/th/read/SOPER/2001-07/0994621148
Hezekiah died on October 10, 1846 in the 86th year of his life. He married Temperance Sprague, daughter of James Sprague and Rachel Perkins Sprague of Spraggtown. She was called "Tempie". Temperance Sprague Soper died on May 26, 1837.
(Rachel Perkins was the daughter of John Perkins who came from England sometime during the French and Indian war and settled between Barnegat and Waretown. His property here was sold to Joseph Soper and became known as Soper's Landing.)
Hezekiah Soper and his family lived on a small farm on the Old Main Shore Road between Barnegat and Waretown. He owned the land from there down to the BayShore where he had his boats and his mowing and pasture meadows for his cattle. He built three houses on the upper farm property tract. After he got too old to carry on the work, his son-in-law, James Letts moved into the farmhome and lived there until he died. It has been abandoned for many years, and is known as the Letts Place.
The nine children of Hezekiah and Temperance were:
1-Rachel, m. Eli Collins
2-Anthony, m. Eleanor (known as Ellen) Camburn,daughter of Joseph and Frances Bowker Camburn
3-Keziah, m. Benjamin Thomas
4-Mary, m. James Letts
5-Charles, m Amy Warren
6-James, m.Phoebe
7-Harriet, m. William Camburn
8-Nancy, m. Stephen Rulon
9-Eliza, m. William Bowker
More information about Hezekiah's family and ancestors can be accessed on the internet: http://listsearches.rootsweb.com/th/read/SOPER/2001-07/0994621148
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