Family Card - Person Sheet
Family Card - Person Sheet
NameJohn Perry Condit8, 153A 3
Birth2 Nov 1838, Orange, Essex Co., New Jersey8
Death12 Jan 1921, West Orange, Essex Co., New Jersey39
FatherDavid W. Condit , 153A (1801-1884)
MotherCornelia Perry (1806-1874)
Spouses
Death14 May 1907, West Orange, Essex Co., New Jersey39
FatherMarshall Baldwin (1806-1895)
MotherCatherine Sippe (1811-1891)
ChildrenAdda (Died as Infant), 153A 31 (1867-1869)
Roland (Died as Child), 153A 32 (1869-1879)
Randolph (Died as Child), 153A 33 (1871-1879)
Elmer , 153A 34 (1873-1953)
Stuart Gomer , 153A 35 (1874-1944)
David Williams , 153A 36 (1876-1966)
Bently B. (Died as Child), 153A 37 (1878-1881)
Notes for John Perry Condit
He was a farmer and resides on the old farm of Colonel David at West Orange.8
Mr. Condit was born on the farm where he now lives, November 2, 1838, son of David W. Condit and grandson of Japhia Condit, both born on this same farm, the former, September 26, 1801; the latter, in 1760. Japhia Condit was a son of David Condit, born in 1734, son of Samuel Condit, the first grandson of the progenitor of the Condit family in this country.
John P. Condit’s boyhood days were passed not unlike those of other farmer boys. He attended school in winter and worked on the farm in summer, and at the home place he has continued to carry on farming, as did his forefathers for three generations. He is enterprising and progressive and keeps fully abreast with the times. An important feature of his farm is the dairy.
Mr. Condit was married November 2, 1865, to Miss Martha A. Baldwin, daughter of Marshall and Catharine (Sipp) Baldwin. They were members of the Methodist Episcopal church.847
Mr. Condit was born on the farm where he now lives, November 2, 1838, son of David W. Condit and grandson of Japhia Condit, both born on this same farm, the former, September 26, 1801; the latter, in 1760. Japhia Condit was a son of David Condit, born in 1734, son of Samuel Condit, the first grandson of the progenitor of the Condit family in this country.
John P. Condit’s boyhood days were passed not unlike those of other farmer boys. He attended school in winter and worked on the farm in summer, and at the home place he has continued to carry on farming, as did his forefathers for three generations. He is enterprising and progressive and keeps fully abreast with the times. An important feature of his farm is the dairy.
Mr. Condit was married November 2, 1865, to Miss Martha A. Baldwin, daughter of Marshall and Catharine (Sipp) Baldwin. They were members of the Methodist Episcopal church.847