Philip Stoy's son James Stoy married Margaret Clutch about 1816, probably in Gloucester County. Margaret's father was Isaiah Clutch and his father was James McClutch/McClutche of Burlington County. James McClutch had married Amy Eldridge in June 1742 but James was a Quaker and the Quaker records show that James was declared out of unity because of marrying Amy (reason not given - perhaps Amy was a lapsed Quaker). In any case, by 1750 Amy was received into the Burlington Monthly Meeting.
Amy is my 4th great-grandmother. Her father was Obadiah Eldridge, born perhaps in the 1690s and died after making his will 13 Apr 1761 and before the will was proven 23 May 1762. Obadiah died in Springfield Township, Burlington County, and was likely a resident of Springfield Township as early as 1720 when he sold a lot to Nicholas Martinuse, yeoman of Burlington.
Research into Obadiah's parents and ancestors is not complete and is complicated by two problems. First, there were quite a number of men named Obadiah Eldridge from the 1600s to the late 1700s in the same region of West Jersey, Delaware and Pennsylvania. Second, I can find no authoritative family tree, and existing digital family trees have these men totally confused and cannot be trusted. In any case, sources for these trees are few and far between and new research is needed.
There are several historic maps of the West Jersey region that help identify places and landmarks that appear in deeds and other records. In addition, since the Eldridge family was Quaker, at least in the early years, a map of the early Quaker Meeting Houses is included below: