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1. Re: [NJHUNTER] Index Rockefeller Grave Yard [1]
Message text written by INTERNET:Ances3@aol.com >hi I am Bob Sharp and am looking for Corneilus T. Sharp and Lucy Ann Rockafellow of Hunterdon Co. she is daughter of Andrew I think < Hi, I am your cousin Debbie (x 100 years removed). The only Rockefeller in this cemetery is: Ann Rockefeller, wife of Jacob Runk. Nor are you with the rest of the family at Larison's Corner Cemetery. Nor did I find a Cornelius T. Sharp in vol. 1-4, of the Rockefeller Genealogy. But ... Sharp, Cornelius and Lucy An
2. [NJHUNTER] HOTRUM/HARTRUM/etc. [1]
Hi David Naylor, naylor@unforgettable.com Right now I am hand typing the cemeteries lists, and/or filling in the blanks of ones that have been in progress since 1997. I do have a scanner, just have not been any place long enough to learn to work it properly. Thanks for the suggestion. Deborah in OK -------------Forwarded Message----------------- From: INTERNET:naylor@unforgettable.com, INTERNET:naylor@unforgettable.com To: [unknown], dnaylor_farhar Date: 4/4/100 10:42 AM RE: HOTRUM/HARTRUM/etc.
3. [NJHUNTER] Rockefeller [1]
No, don't think we corresponded - had an Andrew w/dau. Lucy Ann whom wasn't listed but Agerilaus Rockefeller I have, also a daughter Lucy Ann, so if one and the same ... "Rockefeller Genealogy", Compiled by Henry Oscar Rockefeller, MD, Brooklyn, NY. no date, published in memory of Dr. Rockefeller. Vol. IV, p. 77-78. #450. Agerilaus Rockefeller (Godfried 6, John 5, Johann Peter, Jr. 4, Johann Peter 3, Johannes 2, Goddard 1), born in Sergeantsville, Hunterdon Co., NJ Feb 15 1805; died in Cherokee Co., Ka
4. [NJHUNTER] Hopewell Twp., STOUT- HART [1]
Hi Rowan, Hopefully you caught the posting to Leah for the microfilm number for this cemetery, and you caught the references to the Stout Web Pages. --- According to "Stout and Allied Families", 1951. H.F. Stout, USN. Your Moses was a Rev. soldier and your Abigail dau of John Hart, the Signer. Moses was the son of James Stout (1715-1790)m. 1st, 1734 Rachel Merritt d. 1745; m. 2d -, Rachel --. James was son of James Stout (1694-1727), m. 1712 Catherine Simpson (1692-1749).* James was the son of David St
5. Re: [NJHUNTER] Index to Amwell Grave Yard (Lower) [1]
Message text written by INTERNET:MMeier1432@aol.com > I see two names you referenced as being in this graveyard. Tharp and Wagner. Were there any initials or dates? I'd like to know more. Appreciate your posting this index. This might help me pinpoint my people more closely. < Tharp, William, 1827-1903 (Ins. almost ill.) Wagner: Aburtus W.(?), son of David R. & Ellen A., d. Mar 20 1864; a. 2y 5d Amos H., 1855-1906 Amy, b. Mar 27 1828; d. Dec 17 1901; a. 73y 8m 19d David R., 1824 - 1885 Ellen A.,
6. Re: [NJHUNTER] Re: Pyatt/Piatt [1]
I missed the original Pyatt/Piatt query, too. I would love to get in on this Piatt discussion, but when it rains it pours--literally. I'll be cleaning up a flooded basement for the next several days, but after that hope to add something Piatt discussion. Laverne Ingram Piatt Ontario, OH
7. Re: [NJHUNTER] Index to Amwell Grave Yard (Lower) [1]
Message text written by Clyde Prior >Do you have the first names for the 7 Dilts buried in the Amwell Grave Yard? I would interested if you do. Thanks for posting this information< The Dilts have been posted
8. Re: [NJHUNTER] Cemeteries [1]
Message text written by "Sandy Read" > >>the names for the Barber Graveyard? >Runk - 1 Eleanor, wife of Peter Runk. d. Jun 3 1810; a. 65y >Runkle - 3 Annie M., 1860-19-- Henrietta, d. Jan 27 1903; a, 87y Richard H., 1860-19-- >Wilson - 23 - has been posted see other queries
9. [NJHUNTER] Theophilus Moore 1792 [1]
Hi In "More records of Old Hunterdon County" there is a reference to; Theophilus Moore as a member of the Orphans Court at Flemington Thursday 25 October 1792. Any one know anything about this gentleman? Any comments on his first name? Is it a version of Theodore? In the same book, there is another reference to a "John Moore" a shoemaker living in "Penne".Is Penne the town Pennington or the State PA.? Any info on this John Moore? Larry Housell Sunny and still dry Florida Researching: Housel,Housell,Mo
10. [NJHUNTER] Soden/Hunt/Howell [1]
My apologies to the list again. Dear Karen D'Or: We are just not meant to be sharing information! I tried again, as you requested yesterday, but the email with attachment got bounced back to me for a third time. Here is where I tried to send it: kdor@prodigy.net Never mind. I'll type the relevant half-page below my signature. I wish it were more, but it just may help. Good luck! Mary Jo C. Martin Melbourne, Australia martinsm@ocean.com.au >From p. 173 of Hopewell Valley Heritage, by Alice Blackwe
11. [NJHUNTER] Lambertville School [1]
Lambertville Third Ward School picture in the Trenton Times, dated June 24 1940. Childrens names. Wilbert N. Bright John E. Taylor Horace G. Prall Kenneth R. Van Horn Harry B. Allen Robert J. Reading Howard A. Naylor Francis D. Dey Jerome Barnett William A. Stahl Robert Godown Edith M. Atwood Margaret E. Mitchell Gladys V. Shepherd Lois M. Kuhns Alvera V. Bigley Marjorie E. Parent Ann C. McCusker Mary G. Kise Marie V. Skillodge Virginia Prutzman John D. Stockton Russell D. Bowlby Eugene P. Cifelli Michae
12. Re: [NJHUNTER] The Briefest Of Honeymoons [1]
<< http://home.att.net/~dennis.sutton >> I was reading some of the Hunterdon Democrat publications, great job by the way. I couldn't help but to share this one: The Briefest Of Honeymoons Thompson A. Godfrey, a well-known citizen of Ocean Grove for four years and in his seventy-first year, was privately married Monday afternoon to Miss Kate Dubbs, a niece of his first wife, who died last Winter. Miss Dubbs was twenty-two years old, and had been Mr. Godfrey's housekeeper. The marriage ceremony
13. [NJHUNTER] Phillips Family [1]
Are there any Phillips researchers out there who can help me? How does Palmer Phillips who was in Hopewell Twp. during the last half of the 18th century connect to the family of Justice John Phillips? Thanks, Donna
14. [NJHUNTER] Cemetery Listing Appreciation [1]
Deborah, Thanks for all your postings. I appreciate the time you have put in typing in all the listings. Randy Fonner, Extension Specialist Dept. of Agricultural Engineering Rm 332 AESB, 1304 W. Pennsylvania Ave. Urbana, IL 61801 Ph 217.333.2611 Fax 271.244.0323 refonner@uiuc.edu http://www.age.uiuc.edu/acadprof/ref/ref.html
15. [NJHUNTER] Pauline Probasco Robinsky [1]
Hello, Would anyone have any information on Pauline Probasco Robinsky from Pittstown, NJ. Timeframe early to mid 1800's. Pauline sold or transferred a piece of property to my ggg grandfather Isaiah Probasco in 1828 and I am trying to determine if they were related. Any information appreciated. Thanks. Cheryl cprior@snet.net
16. RE: [NJHUNTER] Woolverton [1]
Message text written by "Stewart J.A.Woolever JR" > : Re: [NJHUNTER] Index to Amwell Grave Yard (Lower) Would be most interested in any Woolever,or variation of spelling. You are doing a good thing good luck Stewart J.A.Woolever Jr< Stuart, Some messages are crossing in the mail. You may have already received the Woolverton from Lower Amwell. Two buried at Barber Grave Yard. Five in Moore Grave Yard. Or they were requested by three different people. I changed your subject line, so you don't get
17. Re: [NJHUNTER] Force/Forst [1]
Hi Walt, Sorry no connections. According to Mr. Deats, the FAUSS family which I'm related to always spelt their name as Fauss. For your child William, which you don't have a birth date for, have you checked the New Jersey 1900 or 1920 Census Soundex? This is a coded card file for everybody in the state of New Jersey whose surname ranges within the code. Your local Public Library can help you rent these films. Don't remember right off if only the 1920 or both, will give you the Naturalization Status
18. [NJHUNTER] Cemeteries [1]
Message text written by Sharon Murray >John NEWELL, b. abt. 1806; d. abt. 1902 Jul 3 1851. 82y 10m 3d >his wife: Margaret GEARHART NEWELL, b. abt. 1815; d. abt. 1889< Jul 24 1861, 61y 10m 4d m. Nov - 1835 (3-96, Wack) References: Deats, Tombstone Inscriptions, p. 23; Deats, Marriage Records, p. 205 This marriage record is on file with the Hunterdon County Clerk's Office, Main St., Flemington, NJ 08822. Ask for both certificates 3-96, and "Persons performing the ceremony" - Wack. You might get lucky an
19. [NJHUNTER] Staley [1]
David, I have not further information, other than: Willow Grove Cemetery: Staler, Ann (Bell) Stalee, Emeline Stalee, Emily (Sillcocks) Stalee, George F. Stalee, Gertrude M. (Nevius) Stalee, Jane Stalee, Walton S. Stalee, Willie W. Stalee, Woodbury H. Stalee, Walton E. Stalee, Wm. L. Deborah in OK -------------Forwarded Message----------------- From: "DS", INTERNET:dpstalee@flash.net To: "Deborah B Naylor/Farhar", DNaylor_Farhar Date: 4/18/100 2:52 PM RE: Staley Deborah, It appears you are do
20. [NJHUNTER] Natualized 1730 [1]
Hi I wonder if anyone can provide a short description of the Naturalization process, requirements, time frames etc. I have four relatives that were listed as being Naturalized, two on July 8, 1730 and the remaining two on Dec 8 1744. They all were residents of Hunterdon County at the time. If you know of a source of information that would be welcome also. Larry H
21. [NJHUNTER] Plain text vs. Mime [1]
Subject: {not a subscriber} Nathaniel Fitzrandolph of Princeton, NJ (11 Nov 1703 - abt 1787) This is the only message that came thru the list in MIME, and I didn't send it. However, I had received a readable posting on this direct and put it in the list of cemeteries, when I did get to it, both replies came back. I've about six cemetery queries to get to and I will take the time to cut out some of bottom information for the ones needing to come back to the board. Left it there to cut down on messages sa
22. [NJHUNTER] Society Lands [1]
Hi, I was wondering if any one know what or where the "Society Lands" are or were. I have some ancestors that show up living on "Society Lands". Also what did it mean when it shows someone "signed the call" with a minister. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks Marietta Pickell csimp@uclink4.berkeley.edu
23. Re: [NJHUNTER] Moore [1]
Message text written by Sharon / Harry Colquhoun >>Sorry to be a pest but here's my problem! I'm trying to connect "my" > Moores > with the group at Sand Brook - which I happen to know are also "mine"! > I'm > missing a link somewhere. I don't happen to have the cemetery listings. > < Actually you are not being a pest, list your Moore's and as I'm doing the Hunterdon County Cemeteries, I'll keep my eyes open. A couple of people asked for the Moore's in the Lower Amwell Grave Yard, so if you post back t
24. Re: [NJHUNTER] Walter/Waters/ [1]
Message text written by Ken Walter >Thanks for looking for my Henry! I am reluctant to push my luck but would you also look for WALTHER and WATER(S)? Ken < sorry, none found yet.
25. [NJHUNTER] Hill [1]
St. Andrews Episcopal Grave Yard. Located along old York Road near Ringoes. Hill, Bat H. Dec. d. Oct 17 1798 Hill, Charles Hill, Eliza Hill, -aul (no dates) Hill, Phebe (no dates) Hill, S., d. Mar 5 1788 Deborah in OK -------------Forwarded Message----------------- From: INTERNET:NJHUNTER-L@rootsweb.com, INTERNET:NJHUNTER-L@rootsweb.com To: [unknown], INTERNET:NJHUNTER-L@rootsweb.com Date: 4/13/100 7:47 PM RE: [NJHUNTER] Fw: [NJHUNTER Lower Amwell N >>Debor
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