Margaret (Peg) moved from Milltown, NJ to Cranbury on October 17,1937 when she married Asa Thomas Davison, Jr.
They bought a farm on the Wyckoff Mills Rd. a short distance from where Asa was born & raised.
They raised a daughter and son on that farm but after the NJ Turnpike went through the farm they moved to a farm on the Ancil Davison Rd. in Cranbury and built a new home there, where they would live for the rest of their lives.
Peg was very active in the Cranbury First Presbyterian Church and Sunday School, where she was a teacher from 1938 or 1939 thru 1992. Peg and Asa Jr. served on many dinners put on by the church, such as Election Night Supper.
They bought a farm on the Wyckoff Mills Rd. a short distance from where Asa was born & raised.
They raised a daughter and son on that farm but after the NJ Turnpike went through the farm they moved to a farm on the Ancil Davison Rd. in Cranbury and built a new home there, where they would live for the rest of their lives.
Peg was very active in the Cranbury First Presbyterian Church and Sunday School, where she was a teacher from 1938 or 1939 thru 1992. Peg and Asa Jr. served on many dinners put on by the church, such as Election Night Supper.
Margaret (Peg) moved from Milltown, NJ to Cranbury on October 17,1937 when she married Asa Thomas Davison, Jr.
They bought a farm on the Wyckoff Mills Rd. a short distance from where Asa was born & raised.
They raised a daughter and son on that farm but after the NJ Turnpike went through the farm they moved to a farm on the Ancil Davison Rd. in Cranbury and built a new home there, where they would live for the rest of their lives.
Peg was very active in the Cranbury First Presbyterian Church and Sunday School, where she was a teacher from 1938 or 1939 thru 1992. Peg and Asa Jr. served on many dinners put on by the church, such as Election Night Supper.
They bought a farm on the Wyckoff Mills Rd. a short distance from where Asa was born & raised.
They raised a daughter and son on that farm but after the NJ Turnpike went through the farm they moved to a farm on the Ancil Davison Rd. in Cranbury and built a new home there, where they would live for the rest of their lives.
Peg was very active in the Cranbury First Presbyterian Church and Sunday School, where she was a teacher from 1938 or 1939 thru 1992. Peg and Asa Jr. served on many dinners put on by the church, such as Election Night Supper.
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