| 词条 | Jacob V. W. Herbert |
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| name = Jacob V. W. Herbert | image name = | imagesize = | caption = | state_assembly = New Jersey | district = Monmouth County First | party = Whig Republican | term = 1856–1857 | preceded = George Middleton | succeeded = John VanDoren | alongside = | birth_date = {{birth date|1812|4|25|mf=y}} | birth_place = Herbertsville (now Old Bridge), New Jersey | death_date = {{death date and age|1899|6|9|1812|4|25|mf=y}} | death_place = Bound Brook, New Jersey | restingplace = Bound Brook Cemetery | nationality = American | spouse = Eliza J. Smock | religion = | profession = | footnotes = | signature = }}Jacob Van Wickle Herbert (April 25, 1812 – June 9, 1899) was an American politician who represented Monmouth County, New Jersey in the New Jersey General Assembly.[1] Born in Herbertsville (now Old Bridge), New Jersey, Jacob V. W. Herbert was the son of Brigadier General Obediah Herbert and Margaret Van Wickle, the latter a descendant of the Morgan family and Dutch Evertson family of Sayreville. [2] He lived in Monmouth County, and on May 6, 1836 he married Eliza J. Smock. In the 1855 general election, Herbert was elected as Assemblyman for the First District, Monmouth County as a Whig, succeeding John VanDoren, a fellow Whig. With the Whig Party collapsing, in 1856 he was reelected as a Republican running under the Opposition Party designation. Jacob Herbert was the first Republican as well as the last Whig to represent Monmouth County in the New Jersey Legislature. In 1857 he was defeated for a third one-year term by Democrat George Middleton. Jacob Herbert was offered the position of Secretary of State by Governor Charles Smith Olden, but declined. During the American Civil War, Jacob Herbert served as a Paymaster, with the rank of major. He died in Bound Brook on June 9, 1899.[3] First District, Monmouth CountyBetween 1852 and 1893, the New Jersey General Assembly was apportioned into single-member districts within each county. In the 1852 apportionment, the First District in Monmouth County consisted of Manalapan, Millstone and Upper Freehold.[4] References1. ^Manual of the Legislature of New Jersey; T. F. Fitzgerald, Compiler & Publisher, date: various (pre 1950) {{DEFAULTSORT:Herbert, Jacob}}{{NewJersey-politician-stub}}2. ^ Labaw, pages 266-268 3. ^A Genealogy of the Warne Family in America; Rev. George Warne Labaw; Frank Allaben Genealogical Co.,New York; 1911; p 267 4. ^State of New Jersey, Laws of 1852, Chapter 187 9 : 1812 births|1899 deaths|American people of Dutch descent|Members of the New Jersey General Assembly|New Jersey Whigs|19th-century American politicians|New Jersey Oppositionists|New Jersey Republicans|People from Monmouth County, New Jersey |
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