Isaac Inslee Estates

Isaac Inslee Estates. . , The Inslee family came to Massachusetts from Scotland and later settled in New Jersey in the late 17th century. Among the earliest Woodbridge families, they made many contributions to their country and town. George Inslee was a veteran of the American Revolution. William Inslee, born in Woodbridge, was a member of the Whig party and later became a leading figure in the Republican party., His son, Isaac, holds a significant place in Woodbridge History. Isaac Inslee was born February 6, 1835, in Rahway and was raised and educated in Woodbridge. He served in the Civil War with the New Jersey Volunteers, 28th Regiment-Company F. Inslee saw action at Fredericksburg and Chancellorsville and was promoted to Captain for his command on the front and heroic actions at Fredericksburg, where he led his regiment through heavy enemy fire after their Colonel was killed in action., Captain Inslee was a prominent Republican Freeholder and was the Woodbridge Township Supervisor of Roads. His homes still stand in Woodbridge proper. The first, built c. 1850, stands at the corner of Albert Street and Amboy Avenue. The second, c. 1890, is at the corner of Barton Avenue and Freeman Street., More information visit www.wthpc.org , Woodbridge Township Historic Preservation Commission , Mayor John E. McCormac Woodbridge Township 2013