Harlingen – Reformed Church 
(cemetery in Hillsboro, church in Montgomery) Organized 1727.
Baptisms, Marriages, Membership and Consistorial records complete from 1727.
Deaths 1727-1900.
Some of the early baptisms have been published in the "New York Genealogical and Biographical Record" Volume 40.
Shared ministers with Blawenburg and Griggstown when they were forming
Rev. W.P.Sahler. Rev. Jacob T. Beekman. Rev Blauvelt, Rev. Labaugh
Added Info: ??34 Dutchtown Harlingen Rd, Belle Mead 908-359-3556
Rev. William DeYoung 2001
cemetery Listings - Somerset County Historical Quarterly Vol 1 - 1912

THE SIMMENDINGER REGISTER
The list contains the Appendix of Ulrich Simmendinger's pamphlet, Warhoffte und glaubwurdige Verzeichnuss jeniger Personen; welche sich anno 1709 aus Teutschland in Americam oder neue welt begeben. . . . (Reuttlingen, ca. 1717).
Hackensack = (n)
Dildein, Hermann, (n) Dildein, Franz & his sister
Dilldein, Georg, (n) w. & 1 ch
http://www.fortklock.com/knittlesimmendinger.htm


Came to Hardwick, Sussex County, New Jersey. He left a will dated 17 June 1760, proved 30 April 1761. "Wife, moveable estatre during life and after her death to my daughters. Eldest son Sampson has had my help to pay for the land where he lives, so I give him 10 shillings and to his eldest son Uriah 5 shillings. Son Uriah to have my gun. Wife given permission to sell place where I live." Inventory of personal estate made 2 April 1761; amount: 116 pounds, 12 shillings, 6 pence.

New Jersey Colonial Documents - Calendar of WillsRe Death: WILL 17 JUNE 1760, PROB 30 APRIL 1761George Urius DILDINE's will gives all moveable estate to wife,and at her death to his six daughters. Had paid for land forsons Sampson & Uriah and so gave sons 5 shillings. Ex's wereHermanus LANE (son-in-law) and Cornelius LOW, Jr. (son-in-law);witnesses, John Marlatt, John Van Sickle, Jr., & Stientle VanSickle.


 
First Settlers of Ye Plantations of Piscataway and Woodsridge Olde East New Jersey part 4
 Page 190
 (vide, ante, PART THREE, p. 314).

"The titles for the fertile lands had been secured and settlers came to occupy them. Some of these have been already mentioned, (supra, O. E. M.), and we find that from 1681 to 1699, there had arrived from Long Island, the following heads of families, mostly of Dutch extraction:

Coers Vroom 
Michael Hanson 
Andrew Allyn 
Michael Van Veghten 
Dirk Middagh 
Frederick Garretson 
John Wortman 
Peter Van Nest 
Jeronemus Van Nest 
Jacob Sebring 
Isaac Bodine 
Edward Drinkwater 
James Tunison 
Cornelius Tunison 
Peter Dumont 
Maurice Maurison 
Johannes Dameld 
Cornelius Powelson 
Hendrick Rynierson 
Thomas Possell 
John Roelefson 
Jan Hans Coeverden 
Folkerd Hendrik Harris 
Josias Merlett 
Andrew Anderson 
Elton Nyssen 
William Olden 
William Clausen 
Lawrence Opdyke 
William Mouersen 
Reuben Jansen 
Gabriel Leberstein 
Folkerd Hendricksen"

"At North and South Branch, 
Andreas Ten Eyck 
Abraham Dubois 
John Pussell 
Josias Claesen 
Jan Hendrickson 
Daniel Sebring 
Coenrad Ten Eyck 
Derrick Van Vechten 
Alexander McDowel 
Jan Van Sieklen 
Benjamin Bart 
Jacob Stoll 
Teunis Van Middlesworth 
Pieter Van Nest 
Emanuel Van Etten 
Johannes Grauw 
John Emmens 
Coert Jansen 
George Dildine 
John Reading 
Garret Van Vleet 
William Brown 
John Cook 
Hendrick Roesenboom 
Frans Waldron 
George Hall 
Albert Louw 
William Rosa 
Paulus Bulner 
Lucas Schermerhorn 
Godfried Peters 
David Busum 
David Subair