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1. [NJHUNTER] Baltis Pickel In Lequear's [1]
Lisa, Marietta, and the list, >From Lequear's "Traditions of Hunterdon" originally published 1869-70. Pages 95-6 of the 1957 reprint: "We find no record of a church in this area prior to 1749. It may be extant, written in German. In the present church edifice at New Germantown (Oldwick) is a stone marked 'Zion's Evangelical Lutheran Church, erected in 1749.' The same walls, built at that date form the building. They are two feet thick and were built to stand for ages. But it is a wonderful undertaking for
2. [NJHUNTER] CASTNER: WEST LEBANON 1910 CENSUS [1]
Thanks to a very observant researcher, I made a huge error when I said the following Castner information was from the 1910 Warren County Census. It is from the 1910 Hunterdon County Census. Sorry, if I caused you frustration in looking in the wrong census. Madge *********************************************************************************************************** The following are all the Castners that I jotted down while searching the 1910 Warren County Census microfilm. The numbers will
3. Re: [NJHUNTER] Revolutionary Bethlehem Twp. in Lequear's [1]
I love these excerpts, they are most interesting. And I keep searching through them for a familiar name. Eleanor > >From Lequear > > Bethlehem Township Prepares (pp. 100-01) > > "Captain Joseph Stout commanded a company of regulars from Hunterdon, in which Samuel Reading > and Aaron Lane were Lieutenants. The men of Bethlehem were active in preparations for the war. > By the original tally list of the upper regiment of Hunterdon County Militia, we learn that a meeting > was held at Abraham Bonell's in Beth
4. [NJHUNTER] Bible Records [1]
If someone could copy out the information in CS 109 William Hill and wife Mary Ann Higgens Bible, I would be most appreciative. Susan Case in Rochester, NY
5. Re: [NJHUNTER] Fw: Dutch variations for MARY [1]
Catherine, I have a Mary Magdelan Prall, b. 7 Feb 1786, d. 23 Apr 1866 married to David Beers, 15 Jul 1802 in Oxford Twp, Warren County, NJ AL > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Catherine R. Buck > To: NJ Camden > Sent: Tuesday, April 24, 2001 12:25 PM > Subject: Dutch variations for MARY > > > Does anyone have suggestions on Dutch diminutives or nicknames or variations on > the name MARY (first name). Not being able to locate any marriage or other > records for Mary PRALL (late 18th/earl
6. [NJHUNTER] Genealogy Chat session [1]
Are you interested in what's new at the Family History Library? If so, then join Kim Powell, Genealogy Guide at About.com, for a SPECIAL CHAT Wednesday night at 8pm ET!! Special Guest: David E. Rencher, the director of the Libraries Division of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Saints (Mormons), oversees the Family History Library in Salt Lake City, the FamilySearch Internet Genealogy Service and 3000+ Family History Centers around the world. He will be our special guest in chat this week to explain th
7. [NJHUNTER] HCHS Bible Records - LEIGH [1]
Hunterdon County Historical Society, 114 Main Street, Flemington, NJ 08822 has copies of the following bible records: CS 215 Deborah LEIGH, husband John Naylor ** CS 210 Joseph Evan LEIGH ___ **My 2d GGP's, daughter Joseph LEIGH m. 1 Jan 1814, Margaret Rockefeller.
8. [NJHUNTER] 1000+ Descendants of John Manners -- Amwell 1718 to Present [1]
I've posted a descendant tree of John Manners and Rebecca Stout of Amwell, Hunterdon County, NJ. The 1000+ names include: Manners(189), Quick(48), Prall(48), Stout(29), Hill(27), Van Doren(25), Holcombe(23), Updike(23), Hoagland(19), Hall(19), Voorhees(19), Rea(16), Williamson(16), and many other surnames of East Amwell and neighboring townships. Additions and Corrections are welcome. http://www.geocities.com/dane97520/MannersTree.html Seeking link with Henry Reading Manners of Delaware TWP. Born abt. 1
9. [NJHUNTER] CASTNERS: 1910 EAST LEBANON CENSUS [1]
The following are all the Castners that I jotted down while searching the 1910 Warren County Census microfilm. The numbers will help you locate your family quickly on the microfilm. Question marks indicate that I was unsure about spellings due to the various writing and page condition. I did not include all occupations and relationships. Please do not rely on my work. To be sure, order the film from you local FHL. I have no other info than what is here. I hope you will be able to find your fami
10. [NJHUNTER] Somerset County photos [1]
I posted a note yesterday about a lecture being held on Sunday about historic Harlingen. In telling a friend about the lecture I realized there's a great book available of which some of you who are out-of-state may be unaware. It is all photos (and they are gorgeous) and covers all of Somerset County - malls, Duke Gardens, farms, churches, 4H fairs, bridges and doors! It is: Somerset County, a Millennial Portrait by Walter Choroszewski No, I don't know the man but I've heard him speak. There are even
11. [NJHUNTER] HCHS Bible Records - STOUT [1]
Hunterdon County Historical Society, 114 Main Street, Flemington, NJ 08822 has copies of the following bible records: CS 210 Josehp Evans Leigh CS 342 Obadiah Hunt and Catherine STOUT CS 182 Catherine Lane CS 056 Elisha STOUT, wife Margarette Nitzer CS 035 Asher Kinney, wife Elizabeth STOUT CS 280 Harry STOUT, wife Mary Fisher CS 099 William Umpheby, wife Mary STOUT CS 397 Thomas B. STOUT, wife Deborah Terrey
12. [NJHUNTER] Charles Farmer [1]
Hi Listers: I was wondering how one would go about finding information on the death and interrment of Charles Farmer. He was born (according to the Latter Day Saints) in Raritan Twp., Hunterdon County on May 12, 1862. Father: Edward, mother: Ann. There are eight members of the Farmer family interred at Prospect Hill, but Charles is not there. He may have died as an infant and Prospect Hill was not established yet. Since they were Catholic, I know they would not have buried him in the other two cemeter
13. [NJHUNTER] 1794 Hunterdon County Place Names [1]
Hello fellow researchers, I seem to be at a loss to find on any site or map the names listed as an address from a 1794 letter. The two locations mentioned on the address are Johnstons Forge near Opdykes Mill, Bethleham Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey State. Perhaps someone out there has stumbled across these particular locations in their research and are able to help. Thank You in Advance, Dale Biggar
14. [NJHUNTER] Opdykes in Lequear's [1]
The Opdyke Family (pp. 117-18) Among the earliest settlers of Kingwood, the Opdyke family occupies a prominent place. They were, as the name indicates, from Holland, and are registered among the first who came to the Long Island settlements. Joshua Opdyke, the first who settled in Kingwood, was a grandson of Albert Opdyke, who emigrated from Holland. Joshua purchased several hundred acres of land of the heirs of William Biles, situated northeast of Barberstown. He had two sons, Luther and Richard; a daught
15. [NJHUNTER] Re: Dalrymple in Lequear's Traditions of Hunterdon [1]
Here's what Lequear has about the Dalrymples of Hunterdon County. Note that Dalrymple researchers have been unable to prove the link to the Earls of Stair. Check out this link for their research: http://home.mem.net/~dalrympl/HunterdonIntro.html >From Lequear, pp.121-22 "The Dalrymples of Scotland": "The Dalrymple family, numerous in Kingwood, are of Scotch descent, and have retained many of their family characteristics. James Dalrymple, Earl of Stair, was one of the first of the family who rose to impor
16. [NJHUNTER] Rittenhouse in Lequear's [1]
Originally published in the Hunterdon Republican, 1869-70. Republished in the Hunterdon County Democrat, 1956-57. Published in book form by D. H. Moreau, Flemington, NJ, 1957. (pp. 116-17) Early Settlers of Kingwood and Alexandria "William Rittenhouse first settled at Rosemont in 1719. The old stone tavern was once the Rittenhouse homestead. The original dwelling was built of logs. When the workmen were putting the rafters on the stone house, the news came of Braddock's defeat. The original name was
17. Re: [NJHUNTER] Fw: Dutch variations for MARY [1]
>Does anyone have suggestions on Dutch diminutives or nicknames or variations on the name MARY (first name). Not being able to locate any marriage or other records for Mary PRALL (late 18th/early 19th century) of NJ, it was suggested that I start looking for her with a variation. Hi Ruth in GA, and List: WOW !! several PRALL researchers in only one day! This is a red-letter day. I have the Mary Magdalen PRALL mentioned, also the Mary QUICK who married Peter PRALL. Since I have a total of 31 Mary PRALLs
18. [NJHUNTER] 19th Century Life [1]
The following article appeared today in the Princeton Packet: The Van Harlingen Historical Society of Montgomery will be featuring guest speaker Dr. First Haring Fabend and her lecture "In the Good Old Summertime" on Sunday at 2pm at the Blawenburg Reformed Church on Route 518 at the Great Road intersection. Dr. Haring's lecture will discuss what rural life offered young people by way of sports, outings, picnics, dancing and dating in the 19th century. She will combine this topic with an account of "The
19. [NJHUNTER] Snell's History Question [1]
I've seen where Snell has a history of Hunterdon & Somerset Counties, and History of Sussex & Warren Co.'s. Question: Does Snell also have a history of Morris County? Thank you , Dan C. _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com
20. [NJHUNTER] CASTNERS: 1910 EAST LEBANON CENSUS ERROR [1]
Thanks to a very observant researcher, I made a huge error when I said the following Castner information was from the 1910 Warren County Census. It is from the 1910 Hunterdon County Census. Sorry, if I caused you frustration in looking in the wrong census. Madge *********************************************************************************************************** The following are all the Castners that I jotted down while searching the 1910 Warren County Census microfilm. The numbers will
21. Re: [NJHUNTER] 1794 Hunterdon County Place Names [1]
> I seem to be at a loss to find on any site or map the names listed as an > address from a 1794 letter. The two locations mentioned on the address are > Johnstons Forge near Opdykes Mill, Bethleham Township, Hunterdon County, New > Jersey State. Perhaps someone out there has stumbled across these particular > locations in their research and are able to help. I have the "Gazetteer of the State of NJ" for 1834 and for 1983. I also have D'Autrechy's "Hunterdon Co Place Names". Johnstons Forge is not
22. [NJHUNTER] HCHS Bible Records - BURROUGHS [1]
Hunterdon County Historical Society, 114 Main Street, Flemington, NJ 08822 has copies of the following bible record: CS 351 Enoch BURROUGHS, wife Phebe Smith
23. Re: [NJHUNTER] Finesville Union Cemetery [1]
This is awesome. Keep up the good work. I'll visit often. I saw many surnames that are in my family tree. Thanks so much, Eleanor > Greetings, > > Please take a few moments to browse the beginnings of my new website. > As you will see, I plan to concentrate on the area of Western > Hunterdon County, mostly Holland and Alexandria Townships. I just > uploaded some church records and cemetery records (Finesville Union > Burial Ground). More information will be posted to the site on a > weekly basis, includ
24. [NJHUNTER] Historical Societies [1]
Would anyone have the addresses, e-addresses, or fax numbers for historical societies on Hunterdon, Somerset, and/or Bergen Counties? Thank You. Regards, Carrol
25. Re: [NJHUNTER] Fw: Dutch variations for MARY [1]
Catherine, I don't know if this will help or if it is the same Mary. Mary QUICK m. Peter PRALL of East Amwell Twp. (no date listed) They had 2 ch: Abraham PRALL and Catherine PRALL, who d. 20 Apr., 1801, age 27. She m. John Phillips QUICK. Yulonda in IL ----- Original Message ----- From: "Catherine R Buck" To: Sent: Tuesday, April 24, 2001 11:31 AM Subject: [NJHUNTER] Fw: Dutch variations for MARY > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Catherine R. Bu
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