George PACK, SEE NOTES

                   GEORGE PACK CAME WITH THE FIRST COLONISTS TO ELIZABETH TOWN, MOST LIKELY FROM ENGLAND.  HE HAD A HOUSE LOT CONTAINING SIX ACRES; ALSO TWO TRACTS OF UPLAND, 30 AND 40 ACRES, 4 ACRES OF SWAMP, AND 12 ACRES OF MEADOW ON "THE GREAT RIVER."  (THIS MAY BE THE HUDSON.  THE ELIZABETH RIVER IS NOT THAT GREAT.)  ALL TOLD HE HAD 118 ACRES. (THE HISTORY OF ELIZABETH, NEW JERSEY; BY EDWIN F. HATFIELD; PAGE 88).  IN 1965 HE SIGNED AN OATH OF ALLEGIANCE TAKEN BY THE INHABITANTS OF ELIZABETH TOWN.  IN 1671 HE GAVE EVIDENCE IN A SPECIAL COURT AT ELIZABETH TOWN "IN AND ABOUT THE BUSINESS OF RICHARD MITCHELL FENCE AND HOUSING BEING THROWN DOWN"; IN 1700 HE SIGNED REMONSTRANCE AND PETITION TO THE KING ASKING FOR THE APPOINTMENT OF A COMPETENT GOVERNOR.  IN 1704 HIS WILL WAS RECORDED LISTING HIS CHILDREN, AND HE IS LISTED AS BEING A YOEMAN.  ADDITIONAL SOURCE:  NEW JERSEY ARCHIVES;  I:50, 84-85 AND 325: 23:349.  ALSO REFERENCE "THE HISTORY OF ELIZABETH, NEW JERSEY" BY EDWIN F. HATFIELD, PAGE 88.  INFORMATION IS FROM ANCESTRY.COM.   FHL, ANCESTRAL FILE FAMILY GROUP RECORD SHOWS GEORGE MARRIED TO ELIZABETH MOORE, BORN 20 JULY 1668, DIED 14 DECEMBER 1690.  DATES DON'T MATCH.  THERE IS A DIFFERENCE OF OPINION AS TO WHICH OF GEORGE'S WIVES THE CHILDREN BELONG TO.