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1. Re: [NJ-GSNJ] Membership Application [1]
Hi Ann Marie You can print out the membership application from our website: www.gsnj.org and click on "membership" then on "membership form" midway down the membership page. Or you can use this link to go directly to the membership application: http://www.rootsweb.com/~njgsnj/pdf/NewMemberForm.pdf Once you have the form - just send it in with a check and you're all set. We'll send you all the Magazines and Newsletters from this year so far and then you'll get the rest as they come out. If that doesn
2. [NJ-GSNJ] Need help deciphering a name, please [1]
Dear friends of New Jersey genealogy; Last year, I received a copy of my grandfather's birth certificate from New Jersey. We are having trouble figuring out his mother's name. We know her first name is Blanche but the second name is anybody's guess. I'm wondering if anyone on this list can help? My grandfather's name is Henry George. His father is Wendell George. Henry was born 17 January 1898. The parents are from somewhere in Pennsylvania. Is anyone familiar with the handwriting of that time? Her
3. Re: [NJ-GSNJ] Need help deciphering a name, please [1]
New Jersey death records from the early 1900s ask for the names of the father and mother. In the 1890s they did not ask for the maiden name of the mother. In 1913 they did. I dont know when this change took place. It did require that the person reporting the death knew the names of the parents. Curt -------------- Original message -------------- From: Alexa K Richard > Thanks to all who responded to my request regarding the name of Blanche who was > married to Henry Ge
4. Re: [NJ-GSNJ] Need help deciphering a name, please [1]
Sometimes the maiden name of the mother was given on the certificate, even when the form did not specify the name. Also, I do not know whether there was one point where the forms changed relatively abruptly, or whether there was longer period of transition. Either way, there is some hope of finding mother's names on older certificates. Kirsten curtw@comcast.net wrote: >New Jersey death records from the early 1900's ask for the names of the father and mother. In the 1890's they did not ask for the
5. Re: [NJ-GSNJ] Need help deciphering a name, please [1]
Perhaps "Austen"? Gary -- nj-gsnj-request@rootsweb.com wrote: Dear friends of New Jersey genealogy; Last year, I received a copy of my grandfather's birth certificate from New Jersey. We are having trouble figuring out his mother's name. We know her first name is Blanche but the second name is anybody's guess. I'm wondering if anyone on this list can help? My grandfather's name is Henry George. His father is Wendell George. Henry was born 17 January 1898. The parents are from somewhere in Pennsyl
6. Re: [NJ-GSNJ] GSNJ Newsletter Queries -- September Issue [1]
My query would be for my Wilkin family. My Grandfather was Edward Wilkin who was a chauffeur for a family on Oak Street in Tenafly. His wife was Rose Dawson. Their children were. Rose, Sarah, Edward, William and Joseph(my father). I believe My ggrandfather was Matthew also married to a Rose. Their children were Edward, Andrew, James, William and Matthew. Any info on this family would be greatly appreciated. Patti Wilkin, Dawson, Dugan, Carfagna, Natola, Yankowski, Pryor, Pytl
7. [NJ-GSNJ] William Poling 1810 Bible -- Reward [1]
A $500 reward will be paid to the first person who provides the location of the 1810 William Poling Bible. This Bible includes the birthdates of Richard (b. 1756) and Mary (b. 1758) Poling of Middletown, Monmouth County, NJ, along with their ten children. It may possibly also include information about succeeding generations or other families. William Poling may have been in Mendon, Adams County, IL. It is not known if this is the same William Poling of Middletown, Monmouth County, NJ who married Han
8. Re: [NJ-GSNJ] Death certificate 1960 [1]
Joan, Thank you so much for the reply. I feared that was the answer. I will try to find the Apr-June 2006 issue. Are you allowed to go to the Dept of Health and just look at the certificates and take notes, without paying the $25 fee? (Probably not, but just checking...) Holly >-----Original Message----- >From: nj-gsnj-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:nj-gsnj-bounces@rootsweb.com] On >Behalf Of Joan M Lowry (GSNJ) >Sent: Wednesday, August 15, 2007 9:12 PM >To: nj-gsnj@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: [NJ-GSNJ] D
9. [NJ-GSNJ] Fw: County Histories to Go Online [1]
Forwarding interesting information: > > North America Local and County Histories to Go Online > > from FamilySearch.org (August 15, 2007): > > Three genealogical libraries pool their > collections in massive digitization effort > > SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH?Thousands of published > family histories, city and county histories, > historic city directories, and related records > are coming to the Internet. The Allen County > Public Library (ACPL) in Fort Wayne, Indiana, > Brigham Young University Harold B. Lee Libr
10. Re: [NJ-GSNJ] Death certificate 1960 [1]
Hi Holly The NJ State Archives has death records from 1848 through 1940 on microfilm. You can search and make copies of these years in person (or by hiring a researcher to do it for you.) (Also, the Archives owns the originals for the years 1848-1878 and they can do a search and copy for those for you by mail.) After 1940 you have to get the certificates directly from the NJ Dept of Health or at the local level. The Dept of Health will charge $25 per certificate (and more if you need extra years search
11. Re: [NJ-GSNJ] Need help deciphering a name, please [1]
Thanks to all who responded to my request regarding the name of Blanche who was married to Henry George. Most think it's some form of Austen, Anton, and Auten. This is good news because these are the names I guessed too. People who aren't genealogists guessed way off the mark - words that look nothing like what's on that certificate. Kathy, I'll take your idea and request at the NJ archives as you suggest. As I live far away from them, I'll ask what they can do by mail or whatever. Sean, I think you'
12. Re: [NJ-GSNJ] NJ-GSNJ Digest, Vol 2, Issue 79 [1]
Alexa, It looks like AUSTIN to me. Stephanie ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Wednesday, August 29, 2007 3:01 AM Subject: NJ-GSNJ Digest, Vol 2, Issue 79 > Message: 1 > Date: Tue, 28 Aug 2007 22:21:51 -0700 (PDT) > From: Alexa K Richard > Subject: [NJ-GSNJ] Need help deciphering a name, please > To: nj-gsnj@rootsweb.com > Message-ID: <298527.88418.qm@web34603.mail.mud.yahoo.com> > Content-Type: text/plain; chars
13. Re: [NJ-GSNJ] Need help deciphering a name, please [1]
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14. [NJ-GSNJ] FW: Bookbinding Repair Workshop [1]
Hi All One more email announcement of an upcoming event that might be of interest to our list members... This one is for an event in the Plainfield area. Regards Joan Joan M. Lowry mailto:membership@gsnj.org -----Original Message----- Sent: Wednesday, August 01, 2007 4:14 PM Subject: Bookbinding Repair Workshop Not Tape and Rubber Bands! Leonard Cummings will demonstrate quality bookbinding repair on Friday, August 10 at Plainfield Public Library. The hour-long demonstration will begin at 10:00AM
15. [NJ-GSNJ] Death certificate 1960 [1]
I wonder if someone can clarify for me, what death certificates are available to search in person on microfilm at the NJ State Archives. On this page: http://www.rootsweb.com/~njgenweb/vitalrecords.html it is not 100% clear, but it seems to say that the Archives has microfilms to the present, but on the State Archives site: http://www.njarchives.org/links/webcat/queries/sehealt2.htm they say they only have records to 1940. Is there any way a person can go to Trenton and copy a number of death certificate
16. [NJ-GSNJ] New Jersey Historical Society events in Sept [1]
The New Jersey Historical Society has announced a number of events coming up in September that I thought might interest some of our list members. If you have any questions about these events - please contact the Historical Society directly as we don't have any more information than this. Regards, Joan Joan M. Lowry Genealogical Society of New Jersey mailto:membership@gsnj.org website: www.gsnj.org -----Original Message----- Wednesday, September 26 Opening Reception for What's Going On? Newark and t
17. [NJ-GSNJ] Family Reunion Announcement [1]
Third Annual Phillips Knapp Reunion The Phillips-Knapp Family Association is planning its third annual reunion for the weekend of September 15 and 16, 2007. It is open to anyone who has an ancestor from Rockland County surnamed Phillips or Knapp. If in doubt, join our group! Annual dues are only $5 payable in cash at the reunion, or by check to Vicki Miller. Our reunion will kick off with a welcoming breakfast at the home of Vicki Miller in Thiells. From there we will proceed to a three hour cruise on th
18. [NJ-GSNJ] Announcement: The first meeting of the Hudson County Genealogical Society [1]
For all those interested in Hudson County, New Jersey genealogy, the first meeting of the newly formed Hudson County Genealogical Society will be Saturday, October 13, 2007. We will meet at 11:00 A.M., and the Secaucus Public Library has graciously agreed to host us. Check out the library website at http://secaucus.bccls.org for photos and directions. If you're not local to Hudson County, don't worry. We are planning to support "virtual members" in the future as well! Please mark your calendars for Octobe
19. Re: [NJ-GSNJ] Need help deciphering a name, please [1]
My guess is Auten .... ----- Original Message ----- From: "Alexa K Richard" To: Sent: Wednesday, August 29, 2007 12:21 AM Subject: [NJ-GSNJ] Need help deciphering a name, please > Dear friends of New Jersey genealogy; > > Last year, I received a copy of my grandfather's birth certificate from New Jersey. We are having trouble figuring out his mother's name. We know her first name is Blanche but the second name is anybody's guess. I'm
20. [NJ-GSNJ] GSNJ Newsletter Queries -- September Issue [1]
To fellow List Members: Our Societys newsletter has an active query section and I would like to invite you to submit a query regarding your research for an upcoming issue that is received by 800+ members/subscribers. The instructions for submission are simple and are listed below: QUERY INSTRUCTIONS GSNJ members and non-members may submit ONE query dealing with New Jersey families or emigrants for each issue of the /Newsletter/. There is no limit to number of words, but the Newsletter Editor reserves the
21. Re: [NJ-GSNJ] Need help deciphering a name, please [1]
My original thought is "Anton" or "Antoni" ... but not really sure. There is a "Blanche Anthony" on the 1880 PA census living in Armstrong, Indiana County, PA, born in 1874, which seems a few years too young. There is also a birth record filed in Philadelphia, PA for "Dora M. George" born 31 March 1890 to "Wendell and Blanche George." Sadly, PA records from this time period did not ask for mother's maiden name. Philadelphia marriage records are indexed back to 1885 --- perhaps there is a marri
22. [NJ-GSNJ] mid 1700s FRISE/FRISSE/FRY [1]
Hello, Is anyone researching the surname FRISE/FRISSE/FRY in the early to mid-1700s, in Monmouth County or elsewhere in NJ? I have a Mary FRISE (also referred to as FRY) who had a license to marry John Poling in 1755, and an Elizabeth FRY with a license to marry Samuel Poling, also in 1755. I haven't yet been able to determine if these two women were sisters, mother and daughter, or cousins. I'm hoping to find the names of their parents. Many thanks, Judi Watson **********************************
23. [NJ-GSNJ] FW: Trenton Historical Society announcements [1]
Hi All Following is another recent email notice that might be of interest to our list members - especially those in the Trenton area. Regards, Joan Joan M. Lowry mailto:jmlowry@earthlink.net -----Original Message----- Sent: Tuesday, July 31, 2007 1:34 PM Subject: Trenton Historical Society - Important Updates! Attention Baseball & History Fans!! The Trenton Historical Society invites you to travel back in time to a 19th Century Baseball game! The Flemington Neshanock are a Vintage Base Ball club
24. Re: [NJ-GSNJ] GSNJ Newsletter Queries -- September Issue [1]
Hi Michelle How do I get an application for membership? Can anyone help find information on our gg grandmother, CATHERINE AMANDA CUBBERLY DEY, born about 1842, married to Thomas Mount Dey, b 1838. One daughter Sadie who married William Henry Thomas, one daughter Bertha C. (Birdie) b. Oct. 13, 1873 who married Forman Updyke on Nov. 7, 1894 and gave birth to three daughters: Anna Lamata, b. Mar. 23, 1897; CATHERINE AMANDA, b. July 17, 1899, and Florence Alta, born July 25, 1902; another daughter who mar
25. [NJ-GSNJ] John FRY, South Amboy, ca 1780 [1]
Hi, I'm looking for the parents of John Fry, who was on the South Amboy tax ratable lists of 1780, 1782, 1783, and 1784. He may have been married to Rhoda _____; a Rhoda Fry was on the tax ratables lists of 1785 and 1786, which suggests that John may have died between the 1784 list and the 1785 list. Who were John's parents? I'm especially interested in his paternal grandfather, ____ Fry. Thanks for your help, Judi Watson ************************************** Get a sneak peek of the all-new AOL
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