Abigail Lippincott of Shrewsbury is buried at the Friends Burial Ground pictured. In her 1697 will she leaves money to her Dennis descendants;

I give and bequeath unto my three grandaughters Even the offspring of my daughter Increase Dennis, unto Abigail Dennis I give tenn pounds, and unto my Grandaughter Zybiah Dennis I give five pounds, and unto my Grandaughter Rachel Dennis I give five pounds more, which sume of money is to be paid out of my goods & chattels, and unto my son In Law Samuel Dennis I give five shillings, and by this same do freely Requitt & forgive all Debts and Dues belonging unto me by book or otherwise from him : And also after my Decease ye Aforesaid Samuell Dennis shall have ye use and benefit of ye aforesaid sume of money that I have given unto his three daughters untill they Survive to ye age of Eighteen years, or untill their day of marriage

 

Documents relating to the Revolutionary History of the State of New Jersey, Vol IV  pp248
  March 6, 1780.

PUBLIC notice is hereby given to all persons who have in their custody or power, any goods or chattels, bonds, bills, mortgages, notes, books of accounts, or other instruments of writing; or who are** indebted to the following fugitives and offenders,** and shall neglect to make immediate discovery thereof to one or more of us the subscribers, Commissioners for the county of Monmouth, may expect to be dealt with as the law in that case hath provided: Robert Morris, ...., Tobias Kiker, Brittain White, John Hampton,** Anthony Dennis, of Shrewsbury,** John Bowne, Peter Stout,  Israel Bedel, of Staten-Island, and Isaac Allen, of Trenton,--Notice is hereby given to all persons having any claim, interest, or demands, in or upon the estates of the above persons, to exhibit their respective accounts to any two or more of the Judges of the said county Court, who will attend at Monmouth Court-house on the first Monday in April, and during April term, and on the first Monday in May, to receive and adjust the said accounts.

Anthony Dennis of Shrewsbury listed as "Fugitive and offender". (Loyalist) Was he in New York City at this date ?

 

Extract of a letter from Monmouth Court-house, January

29, 1779.

"The Tory-Free-Booters, who have their haunts and caves in the pines, and have been for some time past a terror to the inhabitants of this county, have, during the course of the present week, met with a very eminent disaster. On Tuesday evening last Capt. Benjamin Dennis, who lately killed the infamous robber Fagan with a party of his militia, went in pursuit of three of the most noted of the Pine-Banditti, and was so fortunate as to fall in with them, and kill them on the spot.--Their names are Stephen Bourke, alias Emmans, Stephen West and Ezekiel Williams. Yesterday they were brought up to this place, and two of them, it is said will be hanged in chains. This signal piece of service was effected through the instrumentality of one John Van Kirk, who was prevailed upon to associate with them on purpose to discover their practices, and to lead them into our hands. He conducted himself with so much address that the robbers, and especially the three above-named, who were the leading villains, looked upon him as one of their body, kept him constantly with them, and entrusted him with all their designs.

"Van Kirk, at proper seasons, gave intelligence of their movements to Capt. Dennis, who conducted himself accordingly.--They were on the eve of setting off for New York, to make sale of their plunder, when Van Kirk informed Capt. Dennis of the time of their intended departure, (which was to have been on Tuesday night last) and of the course they would take to their boats: In consequence of which, and agreeable to the directions of Van Kirk, the Capt. and a small party of his militia planted themselves at Rock-Pond, near the sea shore, and shot Bourke, West and Williams in the manner above related. We were in hopes at first of keeping Van Kirk under the rose, but the secret is out, and of course he must fly the country, for the tories are so highly exasperated against him, that death will certainly be his fate, if he does not speedily leave Monmouth.

*Capt. Benjamin Dennis was the Brother of Anthony Dennis, and was later murdered by Tories in revenge for this incident.

Richard Lippincott was one of the earliest settlers at Shrewsbury, and his daughters Increase married Samuel Dennis. President George W. Bush is also a descendant of Richard Lippincott, through Freedom Lippincott who was the brother of Increase.