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Thomas Olive
2nd Deputy Governor of West New Jersey
In office March 1684 – October 1684
Governor
Edward Byllynge
Preceded by
Samuel Jennings
Succeeded by
John Skene
Personal details
Born
c1635/1636 Wellingborough, Northamptonshire
Died
c1692 Wellingborough, West Jersey
Spouse
Mary Wills
Children
Anne
Occupation
Haberdasher
Thomas Olive was a deputy-governor of West Jersey from 1684–1685.
The original name of Wellingborough for present-day Willingboro Township, New Jersey was after the community in England which was the home of Olive. Olive was the one who led the original settlers into that township.
In 1676, along with the other proprietors of West Jersey, Olive signed the Concession and Agreement. Olive owned one share of West Jersey land as a proprietor.[1]
^The Proprietors of the Original 100 Shares of West New Jersey Property Archived 2006-04-05 at the Wayback Machine
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