From what history/historians/genealogists suggest, she was the wife of John Condict (spelled in variations as Cundit, Cunditt, Cundict & Condit). She was the dau. of Susanna Cullpepper & Francis Lindsley.
She was step mom to Peter Condict,, who came with his father John from either Wales or England at an early age. Reportedly she had a dau. by previous marriage (who m. a Morris), and reportedly she had a son, John, from John, who died young. So no surviving bloodline was established from this Lindsley/Lindley to the Condict tree, from Deborah Lindsely, however other Lindley/Lindsleys did marry into the Condict tree lines.
Her grave appears to have been erased with time and exact location is UNKNOWN, but her husband is buried upon the family church burial grounds at the First Presbyterian Church of Morristown, where the only and foremost memorial to John and his son Peter and their seven children/grandchildren are named as Condict by family at FAG # 12179447 ( John CONDICT ) in a memorial headstone erected by the Hon. Silas Condict some 50 years before the Condit Family Assoc. genealogy books, by their two Condit authors, Eben & Jotham, indexed nearly all descendants as Condit( for their convenience they said), regardless of the historical facts and archives (NJ) showing John the ancestor as Condict, and regardless of the grandchildren's old headstones showing the Condict surname and in church records at the First Presbyterian Church of Morristown and Orange NJ.
* Lindsley family genealogy books
History of Lindley, Lindsley, Linsley Families in America, 1639-1930, by Lindly, John M.Winfield, Iowa, 1924
She was step mom to Peter Condict,, who came with his father John from either Wales or England at an early age. Reportedly she had a dau. by previous marriage (who m. a Morris), and reportedly she had a son, John, from John, who died young. So no surviving bloodline was established from this Lindsley/Lindley to the Condict tree, from Deborah Lindsely, however other Lindley/Lindsleys did marry into the Condict tree lines.
Her grave appears to have been erased with time and exact location is UNKNOWN, but her husband is buried upon the family church burial grounds at the First Presbyterian Church of Morristown, where the only and foremost memorial to John and his son Peter and their seven children/grandchildren are named as Condict by family at FAG # 12179447 ( John CONDICT ) in a memorial headstone erected by the Hon. Silas Condict some 50 years before the Condit Family Assoc. genealogy books, by their two Condit authors, Eben & Jotham, indexed nearly all descendants as Condit( for their convenience they said), regardless of the historical facts and archives (NJ) showing John the ancestor as Condict, and regardless of the grandchildren's old headstones showing the Condict surname and in church records at the First Presbyterian Church of Morristown and Orange NJ.
* Lindsley family genealogy books
History of Lindley, Lindsley, Linsley Families in America, 1639-1930, by Lindly, John M.Winfield, Iowa, 1924
From what history/historians/genealogists suggest, she was the wife of John Condict (spelled in variations as Cundit, Cunditt, Cundict & Condit). She was the dau. of Susanna Cullpepper & Francis Lindsley.
She was step mom to Peter Condict,, who came with his father John from either Wales or England at an early age. Reportedly she had a dau. by previous marriage (who m. a Morris), and reportedly she had a son, John, from John, who died young. So no surviving bloodline was established from this Lindsley/Lindley to the Condict tree, from Deborah Lindsely, however other Lindley/Lindsleys did marry into the Condict tree lines.
Her grave appears to have been erased with time and exact location is UNKNOWN, but her husband is buried upon the family church burial grounds at the First Presbyterian Church of Morristown, where the only and foremost memorial to John and his son Peter and their seven children/grandchildren are named as Condict by family at FAG # 12179447 ( John CONDICT ) in a memorial headstone erected by the Hon. Silas Condict some 50 years before the Condit Family Assoc. genealogy books, by their two Condit authors, Eben & Jotham, indexed nearly all descendants as Condit( for their convenience they said), regardless of the historical facts and archives (NJ) showing John the ancestor as Condict, and regardless of the grandchildren's old headstones showing the Condict surname and in church records at the First Presbyterian Church of Morristown and Orange NJ.
* Lindsley family genealogy books
History of Lindley, Lindsley, Linsley Families in America, 1639-1930, by Lindly, John M.Winfield, Iowa, 1924
She was step mom to Peter Condict,, who came with his father John from either Wales or England at an early age. Reportedly she had a dau. by previous marriage (who m. a Morris), and reportedly she had a son, John, from John, who died young. So no surviving bloodline was established from this Lindsley/Lindley to the Condict tree, from Deborah Lindsely, however other Lindley/Lindsleys did marry into the Condict tree lines.
Her grave appears to have been erased with time and exact location is UNKNOWN, but her husband is buried upon the family church burial grounds at the First Presbyterian Church of Morristown, where the only and foremost memorial to John and his son Peter and their seven children/grandchildren are named as Condict by family at FAG # 12179447 ( John CONDICT ) in a memorial headstone erected by the Hon. Silas Condict some 50 years before the Condit Family Assoc. genealogy books, by their two Condit authors, Eben & Jotham, indexed nearly all descendants as Condit( for their convenience they said), regardless of the historical facts and archives (NJ) showing John the ancestor as Condict, and regardless of the grandchildren's old headstones showing the Condict surname and in church records at the First Presbyterian Church of Morristown and Orange NJ.
* Lindsley family genealogy books
History of Lindley, Lindsley, Linsley Families in America, 1639-1930, by Lindly, John M.Winfield, Iowa, 1924
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