15 LAMBERT^5 DE CAMP (Lambert^4, Henry^3, Laurence^2, John^1), was born in 1733, probably at Woodbridge, N. J. He married (1st) _Charity_ ——, b. 1729; d. 1792, April 10, aged 63 years, and (2d) _Phebe_ ——. He died on 14 April, 1814, aged 81 years, leaving a will dated 1812, Oct. 24, proved 1814, April 14, at New Brunswick Probate Office. In his will he speaks of himself as of Woodbridge, Middlesex Co., N. J.; mentions son William and his children; son Benjamin and his children; his wife Phebe, and his four daughters, Sarah, Isabel, Mary and Margaret. He names as executors Isaac Laing and his son William De Camp. Witnesses were Robert Shotwell, Nancy Kelly and Lewis Kelly. His widow, Phebe De Camp, of Rahway, N. J., died about 1825, leaving a will dated 1818, Nov. 26, proved 1825, Oct. 21, in Liber D. of Wills, p. 272, Newark Probate Office. In it she mentions one Sarah Arnold and Phebe Pricket, granddaughter of Edward Marsh and Mary, sister of Phebe’s mother; also Lucy, John Randolph’s wife, and two nieces, Mary and Phebe, daughters of Noah Marsh. The executrices were Mary and Phebe Marsh, and the witnesses were Elizabeth Worth and David S. Craig. It is probable that Lambert De Camp had issue by his first wife _Charity_ —— only, said issue being 33 i WILLIAM^6. 34 ii BENJAMIN^6. iii SARAH^6. iv ISABEL^6. v MARY^6. vi MARGARET^6. 16 JAMES^5 DE CAMP (Lambert^4, Henry^3, Laurence^2, John^1). Administration on his estate was granted on 30 Nov., 1814, Liber A, page 79, in Newark Probate Office, to _Elizabeth M. De Camp_ (presumed to be his wife) and Stephen De Camp. Later a petition was filed (No. 1564), dated 17 April, 1815, for division of his real estate, which states he left him surviving the following children: 35 i ELIPHALET^6.[8] ii JAMES^6 (the petitioner). 36 iii STEPHEN^6. iv CLARK^6. v FREELOVE^6, wife of _Robert Bloomfield_. vi SALLY^6, wife of _Johnson Ayres_. 17 DAVID^5 DE CAMP (Lambert^4, Henry^3, Laurence^2, John^1), of Rahway, N. J., married _Prudence_ ——; died in 1816, leaving a will dated 1813, March 29; proved 1816, July 2, in Liber B of Wills, p. 200, Newark Probate Office, in which he mentions his wife, Prudence; son, David De Camp, and grandson Elias, son of said David; and three daughters, viz., Mary, Sarah and Lucy. The executors were Thomas Martin and Peter Vandewater. The witnesses were Lewis Kelly, Benjamin De Camp and Morris Webster. His issue were: 37 i DAVID^6. ii MARY^6. iii SARAH^6, married —— _Arnold_. iv LUCY^6, married _John Randolph_.