After resuming his political career in New Jersey, he died Oct.9,1824 in his hometown and was interred in an unmarked grave now under the present St. John's Episcopal Church in Elizabeth which replaced the original church in 1860.
He died Oct.9,1824 in his hometown. He was interred in an unmarked grave now under the present St. John's Episcopal Church in Elizabeth. This Elizabeth replaced the original church in 1860. He was resuming his political career in New Jersey.