viii LENA^5 (Helen), b. 1769; bapt. 1769, Dec. 17, at New
Brunswick; died 1824, June 20, at Newburg, N. Y. age 55
years. She married Robert McKune, of Newburg, N. Y.; b.
1761, June 12; died 1843, July 2, age 82 years, 20 days, and
had issue (1) _Hezekiah_^6, b. 1790, Oct. 17; died 1826,
April 28, age 35 years, 6 months, 11 days; (2) _Helen_;^6
(3) _Emma_;^6 (4) _Henry_;^6 (5) _Joseph_;^6 (6) _Robert
H._^6, b. 1823, Aug. 19; (7) _Emmeline_;^6 (8) _Mary_.^6 She
and her husband’s gravestones are in Newburg Cemetery, N. Y.
13 AARON^5 DE CAMP (Aaron^4, John^3, Laurence^2, John^1) was of
Caldwell, Essex Co., N. J. He married _Ketura Clark_ of New Providence,
N. J. On 23 January, 1790, he petitioned at Newark, N. J. (File No. 427,
Probate Office Records) to have division of lands left by his father,
Aaron De Camp. Mentions his father’s death in 1788, leaving ten
children, viz., Aaron (the petitioner), Moses, John, Job, Levi, Lot,
Mary, Sarah, Amy, Docia and Aaron Stephen, Moses, and Ludlow Squier and
Sarah, wife of Jacob Tingley, all children of Jemima, daughter of Aaron
De Camp (who died 1788), who died before her father.
Aaron^5 De Camp died about 1827, leaving a will not dated but proved 29
March, 1827 (Liber D. of Wills, p. 465), Newark, N. J., Probate Office.
In it he mentions his wife Ketura, sons Moses, Benjamin, Daniel;
grandsons John and Daniel, sons of his son Moses; daughters Sarah Riker,
Abigail Beach, Mary Shippen, and Deborah De Camp. He names as executors
Zemas Harrison and William Gould. Witnesses, Josiah Steele, Abram
Personett and Nathaniel M. Gould. The children[7] of Aaron^5 and Ketura
De Camp were:
i JOHN^6, died unmarried.
ii DANIEL^6, died unmarried.