Each page shows the acreage cultivated each year and may show several different names for the same person.
e.g. john, captain john, john son of james, john esq william the tanner, william, son of james, william
The men are organized by family. I managed to identify the parents for all but about 10 of the more than five hundred entries. I used known birth and death dates as well as acreage and adjacency on the lists to work through the process.
As always caveat emptor. The lists are faded and the handwriting not the best. The lists have been recopied. Some of the lists are in geographic order, some grouped by last name and some grouped by first name. Al Ladwig
| Family | Trenton, Hunterdon | 9/79 | 8/86 | |
| Wm | Joseph | X | 0 | |
| Family | ||||
| Joseph is the son of William and grandson of John Laurens | ||||
| He migrated to Trenton from Windsor between 1784 and 1786. | ||||
| Family | Somerset | 1819 | ||
| nothing | ||||
| Family | Hardyston, Sussex | 1773 | 1774 | 1780 |
| Unk | Henry Day | index | index | X |
| Vin | Vincent | X | X | index |
| Vincent | X | X | index | |
| Notes: | ||||
| I have been unable to review the Sussex County Tax Lists. The above entries are from the Ancestry index | ||||
| Vincent is the son of John Laurens and Vincent is his son. | ||||
| Henry Day is unknown. | ||||