Esther Hunt - Later Life at Moorestown

Later Life At Moorestown

On June 3, 1807, Esther Hunt married John Collins, a Quaker minister from Moorestown, in the Redstone Meetinghouse. She had previously conveyed an equal portion of Hunt Pleasant to each of her children. Then Esther and her daughter, Rachel, removed to her husband's home in her previous hometown.

Rachel Hunt and David Roberts, the son of Joseph Roberts and Susanna Coles, were married February 15, 1815 in the Moorestown Meetinghouse.

Esther and her close friend Ann Edwards drowned February 2, 1820 while attempting to cross the Delaware River in a horse drawn carriage which broke through the ice.

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