In this book, Calendar of the Stevens family papers : Stevens Institute of Technology Library, Lieb Memorial Room, Hoboken, New Jersey
Newark, N.J.: The Survey, 1940-1941, 443 pgs.
I found information on some Swartwout. This is what it is:
I am typing just what is wrote about that person. If you would like me to email you these pages I will be happy to. Just reply to this post.
Page 55: Murray knows that Newark rioters oppose East Jersey Proprietors; cruelities committed by Dekey and Jacobus Swartwout are aimed to bring all Bergan County into New York.
Johannes Van Garden sent to plant land without a real right,Hornbeck attempted to oust the two trespassers; the latter brought Justice Johannes Swartwout and John Bayard to the land, these deleivered possession of land to Van Garden and Low.
Justice Jacobus Swartwout and Johannes Westbroeck issued a warrent for Bassets Arrest to Anthony Vannattar
UGUST 10 1753
John Herring, Newton, Morris County. To James Alexander NY
Bearer, Arnold Basset, is the man aboused by Jacobus Swartwout and Johnannes Westbrock (Westbroeck at Minisink for refusing to serve as constable for that province; persuaded him to present himself to Alexander for advice
One page there was a warrent for Swartwout arrest for false imprisonment.
Jacobus Swartwout and Johannes Westbrock(Westbroeck) Orange county N.Y. to Keeper of common jail for Orange County NY. 1754 Jan 16
a story about something he signed.
Jacobus Swartwout was brought to Amboy by Justices Peter Decker and John Herring and two constables; he has confessed to his part in abduction of Richard Gardner and in breaking open house of Thomas Covenhoven Feb 1, 1754.
Feb 1 1754. John Smyth To james Alexander inorms him that Jacobus Swartwout is in custody at Middlesex County jail, accused of rioting in Suxxes County where Richard Gardner was incarcerated in Goshen jail; presumes Sussex County constables happy to dispose of Swartwout.
He gets himself into more trouble but alot to type. Like I said just reply to this and I will be happy to email you the pages.
IN THIS BOOK:
The Chipp family in England and America : with genealogical tree : also, historical and genealogical notes on allied families
Los Angeles: Press of United Print. Co., 1933, 209 pgs
Rachel Swartwout, daughter of Roeloff and Eva (Bradt) Swartwout. married Jacob Kip (1666-1753) Co-patentee 1688, with brother Hendrick of manor of Kipsburg, where Rhinebeck now stands. Lieuntenant Ulster County Militia 1700. They had a son Johannes. OK BIG TIME infomration on this family in this book!:o) To much to type. Again would be happy to send you the pages:) Espous Ulster County. there is alot of information and I might even beable to find more. Just let me know:)
