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Persoonlijke gegevens Vincent Rongnion 

• Hij is geboren in het jaar 1643 in Poitou, France.Bronnen 1, 2, 3, 7, 10
• Woonachtig in het jaar 1680: Piscataway, Essex County, NJ.Bron 9
• (Arrival) in het jaar 1665 in New Jersey.Bron 11
• Hij is overleden op 1 december 1713 in Piscataway, Middlesex Co., New Jersey, hij was toen 70 jaar oud.Bronnen 2, 5, 7, 10

  Age at Death: 68

• Hij is begraven in Piscataway, Middlesex County, New Jersey.Bron 2
• Een kind van Sir Henri Renee de Rongnion en Lady Renee de Saligne

Gezin van Vincent Rongnion

Hij is getrouwd met Ann Martha Boutcher.

Zij zijn getrouwd op 17 juli 1668 te Elizabethtown, New Jersey, hij was toen 25 jaar oud.Bronnen 1, 6, 8

Kind(eren):

1. John Vincent Runyon  1669-< 1744
2. Vincent Runyon  1671-1724
3. Ann Runyon  1673-1736
4. Thomas Runyon  1673-1753
5. Peter Runyon  1680-1753 
6. Jane Runyon  1683-1732
7. Sarah Runyon  1686-1732 

Notities over Vincent Rongnion

From Ira Runyan's Genealogy Website; 21 August 2004dentity of Vincent Rongnion's father has never been documented. A Henry Rongnion of Portiers, France has been suggested as the possiable father of Vincent, however, no proof has been found that our Vincent Rongnion was a direct descendant of Henry Rongnion. As such, the Coat-Of-Arms which has been used by some of the Runyon/Runyan families may or may not be correctly used. The Coat-Of-Arms belonging to Henry Rongnion (Other spellings: Roygnon,Regnon) is a blue (Azure) shield, with 3 bees of gold, with the motto Mel Regi. If Vincent is not a direct descendent of Henry, then the use of the Coat-Of-Arms is impropper.ohn Calvin.). The Huguenots were always a minority in France, but powerful with their strength centered in the southwestern part of the country. After Charles II of England was restored to the throne, he rewarded Lord Phillip Carteret, who had remained loyal to the Stuarts, and in his position as commander of the forces on the Isle of Jersey (Island off the coast of France where Huguenots went to escape the religious strife in their native land.), had offered refuge to the Prince. Charles' brother, the Duke of York, gave what is now New Jersey to Carteret and a fellow loyalist, Lord Berkeley., bringing more immigrants with him. It is beleived that Vincent Rngnion came to America from the Isle Of Jersey, with Phillip Carteret on a ship named the "Phillip", however his name has not as of this date been documented from records relating to the ship "Phillip". The "Phillip" was commissioned to support Phillip Carteret, the newly appointed governor of East Jersey, and was reportedly named after him. It brought Carteret and a number of French craftsmen to Elizabethtown, East Jersey, on or about 28 July 1665.68. He married Ann Martha Boucher at Elizabethtown on June 28, 1668, the marriage license given by Phillip Carteret. On March 20,1671-2 he purchased property from Francis Barber in Elizabethtown, the deed of sale stating "Francis Barber of Elizabethtown, planter, sells to Vincent Ronyon, 40 rods long by 16 rods wide, on the south side of the house lot of George Pack, fronting on the highway ...". Note the spelling of Vincent's name, three (3) years after his marriage it was already being americanized.ncent, and he disposed of his property there and moved to the Baptist cammunity, at Piscataway, Middlesex County, New Jersey. In the spring of 1677, he purchased a farm of 154 1/2 acres on the Raritan River where he raised his family. He was a carpenter and farmer.

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