 On page 44 of "Summit New Jersey, From Poverty Hill to the Hill City" by Edmund B. Raftis there appears a map of Chatham in 1781.Clearly marked is the home of Colonel Elias Dayton and also Timothy Day’s Tavern, the first and second locations of Asgill’s imprisonment.The map also shows that the population of Chatham at that time was approximately 50 homesteads, most of these homes having been notated with the names of the occupants.