There is a family legend amongst Skeggs that descend from Leonard of Frederick County, Maryland that Isaac Skaggs immigrated through the port of Salem, New Jersey from London, England sometime in the 1700s and settled in Salem County. I never paid much attention to this legend since no evidence of Skaggs have been found to date from eighteenth-century New Jersey. Until now.
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