Although in disrepair, Mary Runyon's tombstone's inscription has been transcribed by earlier researchers as: "In Memory of Mary Runyon widow of Vincent Runyon who Departed this Life Febry 2d 1757 In the 87 year." Mary's husband is the immigrant Vincent Rongnion's son. Photo by Celeste Perkins McEntire.

List of Runyon ancestors reported to have been buried at the Runyon Family Cemetery in Piscataway, NJ. It includes Vincent Rongnion although his exact gravesite is unknown. The list along with a history of the Runyon family is located at the entrance to the cemetery. Photo by Celeste Perkins McEntire.

Tombstone of Benjamin Runyon born in 1727 and died in 1785 at the Runyon Family Cemetery in Piscataway, NJ. Photo by Celeste Perkins McEntire.

Tombstone of the Rev. Reune Runyon at the St. James Episcopal Church Cemetery in Piscataway, NJ. Inscription states: "Sacred to the memory of the Rev. Reune Runyon who died Nov. 21, 1811, in the 71st year of his age." Photo by Celeste Perkins McEntire.

The Neshanic Reformed Church in Somerset County, NJ. Records show that Johannis De Mott in 1761-1762 expended cash for labor to an Isaac Runyon for masonry "around the window frame behind the pulpit" at the Neshanic Church in Somerset County, N.J. Photo by Celeste Perkins McEntire.

Perhaps the rock work performed by Isaac Runyon in 1761 to 1762 at the Neshanic Church in Somerset County, NJ. Photo by Celeste Perkins McEntire.

Tombstone for Mefford (1826-1910) and Amanda C. Dayton Runyon (1830-1893) at the Stelton Baptist Church Cemetery in Middlesex County, NJ. Photo by Celeste Perkins McEntire.

Tombstone of Nancy Anne Runyon, born 1766 and died May 4, 1839. She is the wife of George Drake and is buried at the Stelton Baptist Church Cemetery in Middlesex County, NJ. Photo by Celeste Perkins McEntire.

Tombstone of Evaline Runyon, born in 1811 and died 3 February 1879. Located at the Stelton Baptist Church Cemetery in Middlesex County, NJ. Photo by Celeste Perkins McEntire.