Jane Ann Gulick, daughter of Ralph Gulick and Eliza Bergen, was born on 30 November 1830.^1,3

     Jane died on 26 February 1857, at age 26.³

     John was Johannes (John) Gulick born in Six Mile Run, Somerset, New Jersey and was christened on 12 Nov 1758 in Six Mile Run. He married Margaret Van Dyke on 10 Nov 1780 in Somerset County. His wife was born on 2 Feb 1761 in Six Mile Run, New Jersey. She died on 3 May 1825.


John Gulick was often referred to as Major John Gulick. According to a contemporary, he was first a Private, then a Sergeant in the Revolutionary War and was made a Major in the Whiskey Rebellion. He and his son Jacob bought a mill in Kingston towards the close of the century.


According to the History of Rocky Hill, Kingston and Griggstown by Jeannette Muser, Major John Gulick and his brother Jacob rebuilt the mill owned by Jacob Skillman that was burned by the British in 1776. They also developed a section of the Old Post Road. He was also one owner of the Greenland-Brinson-Gulick house.²
     Major John Gulick was born on 14 June 1758.³

     John married Margaret Van Dyke, daughter of Matthias Van Dyke and Noltys Lane, on 10 November 1780.¹

     John died on 11 September 1828, at age 70,⁴ and was buried at Kingston Presbyterian Cemetery, Kingston, Somerset, New Jersey.⁴

     Mary Gulick, daughter of Ralph Gulick and Eliza Bergen, was born on 23 August 1835.^1,2

     Mary died on 15 May 1854, at age 18,² and was buried at Princeton Cemetery, Princeton, Mercer, New Jersey.³

     Mary Gulick, daughter of Vincent Gulick and Jane Bergen, was born on 30 June 1850.²

     Mary died young.¹