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1. [NJHUNTER] "Edward G. Phillips" and "E.G. Phillips." [1]
do you have a POLLY/Bolly Mary PHILLIPS married to EZECHIEL WOOLEY Anywhere in your files ??? Polly died Perth Amboy, Middlesex Co., NJ on 20 April 1858 Thanks, Jill
2. [NJHUNTER] unsubscribe [1]
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3. [NJHUNTER] 1895 census lookup [1]
Hello - I was wondering whether someone with easy access to the 1895 NJ State Census could look up W R Snyder, wife Tillie or Matilda. This would be Hunterdon County, maybe Annandale or Lebanon. Very curious to find out what W R stands for, and whether they had any children. If these names ring a bell (I'm hoping that Tillie's maiden name was Robinson) please give a shout. Thanks. -Fritz Stewart
4. [NJHUNTER] Re: MASON/READING (Reading/Opdyke) [1]
Hello Jerry, I have the Opdycke book ("The Op Dyck Genealogy, containing the Opdyck-Opdycke-Opdyke-Updike American Descendants of the Wesel and Holland Families", by Charles Wilson Opdyke, New York, 1889) and Mary Opdyke and Pierson Reading are in there. She was the daughter of Samuel and Susannah (Robeson) Opdycke, b. ca 1780. On page 263 it gives Joseph Robeson's will, dated 1804: "The heirs of Joseph Robeson of Amwell, all being his grand-children", sell 207 acres in Amwell "on which Joseph Robeson d
5. [NJHUNTER] Looking for Mr. Bill... [1]
Bill: Can you reply to me via private email? Thanks, Brian
6. [NJHUNTER] council of Safety Order for Arrest [1]
>From the NJ Archives, there is a card from Capt. Adam Hope's Revolutionary Service file as follows: Pittstown, Octr 22nd, 1777. Ordered that Mr. Elmer pay to Adam Hope five dollars in full for himself & 4 men to apprehend Jas McCORD, Michael BEEDLE, Edmund RITTENHOUSE, Joseph HOLDRON, Elisha JOLLY, Samuel HALL, John WARNER, Peter BELLES, Hezekiah WATERHOUSE, John EYKE, Moses WARFORD, James WARFORD, Wm. McLEAN, William HOMER, Henry TRONK, Levi KITHEN, Christopher LOOP, Wm. KEMPLE, Ferris EYKE. Reference
7. [NJHUNTER] NJ State Census History [1]
In response to my post about the state census, I was asked about when it began and I thought others list members may find this address helpful: http://www.rootsweb.com/~njmorris/mccensus/njstate.htm Lynne
8. [NJHUNTER] SURNAMES-DEWART REID ELLIOTT [1]
DEWART - REID - ELLIOTT >From LURGAN IRELAND & GREENOCK & GLASGOW SCOTLAND most all came to U S A settled in various states any relations out there? The Robinson Naylor Harris Family & The Fox to Whitney Family http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=fox2
9. [NJHUNTER] Pension Declaration-Cornelius LATOURETTE, Peter LATOURETTE [1]
I posted this yesterday to the NJ-L and to D-Col lists and neglected to post to my other 2 favorite lists. I transcribed these over two days, it was very rough going on Cornelius' very poor quality. These were sent to me by my cousin Barbara (Gethard) GEROVAC, and I am greatful for the gift. I have not edited nor have I ad-libbed, this is as I see it. There are some typos and I am working on getting those taken care of. I use a magnifying glass and type at the same time and loose my place quite often. Th
10. [NJHUNTER] Reading/Opdycke [1]
There is a good site which will have what you are looking for : http://www.library.arizona.edu/users/mount/reading1.html Don
11. [NJHUNTER] Affidavit: David Schomp re: Cornelius LaTourette [1]
This was much better preserved, easier to read than the last. Hope someone finds this interesting. What strikes me right from beginning is that the transcriber can spell LaTourette correctly. Even though he has trouble with other words. Anyone have any information on the "Shugar/Sugar House" in New York that was used as a prison. I would be interested in a little background. Enjoy Sharon Murray Affidavit of David Schomp on behalf of Cornelius LaTourette >From the pension declaration file of Cornelius La
12. [NJHUNTER] Re: Patrick & Brigit Toner [1]
Seeking information on immigrants Patrick & Brigit Toner,, Immigrated about 1850, had children, Joseph W 1858, Peter, and Mary A. 11-10-1854. Apparently settled NYC... Had relatives in Highbridge NJ...Mayor Henry Rose, for one...Any help appreciated. Dick Carter rcar37@prodigy.net
13. [NJHUNTER] Company Muster Roll, Capt. Joseph STOUT [1]
And now for something a little different and a little faster to type. "Capt. Joseph Stout's Co. Reg't West New Jersey Troups Revolutionary War Company Muster Roll Caption of Roll: _______ in Joseph Stours company in the First Regiment of West New Jersey _____ Commanded by Col William (Now or How?) in the service of the United Colonies in Barracks at Trenton the Fifteenth Day of July 1776. Certificate. Mustered then in Capt Stouts Company __ 2nd Battalion of New Jersey ( Troops?) the captain two lieutena
14. Re: [NJHUNTER] Sutphen [1]
Hi Norma, I have Jacob SUTPHIN , died October 14, 1817 Son, Derrick A. SUTPHIN born December 15, 1804. He married Mary BELLIS, b. May 17, 1805.Had Eliza SUTPHIN, b. April 11, 1826 and Catherine SUTPHIN, b. September 9, 1832..........Daughter, Ann SUTPHIN born March 23, 1789 and married Benjamin YOUNG, May 7, 1808. Best, Bob Smith ----- Original Message ----- From: "franor" To: Sent: Sunday, April 28, 2002 11:01 AM Subject: [NJHUNTER] Sutphen > Looking for the
15. [NJHUNTER] Frank R. Clawson [1]
Frank R. Clawson is listed in the 1900 Census, Flemington, Hunterdon County, Rareton Township, NJ: Frank R. Clawson 28, plumber, Edna 25, Whitman 5. By 1905 Edna had remarried. Does anyone know what happened to Frank Clawson? Floreda
16. [NJHUNTER] Rev. William Frazier three parishes [1]
Hi, folks.... I've added a couple more items to my web site. These are records of the Rev. William Frazier's "three parishes," St. Thomas Church of Alexandria Twsp., Hunterdon County, N.J., St. Andrews and Musconetcong. The marriages can be found at http://www.raub-and-more.com/fraziermarriages.html and the baptisms can be found at http://www.raub-and-more.com/frazierbaptisms.html Both contain names from Sussex towns (many of them now Warren), as well as Pennsylvania and, of course, Hunterdon County.
17. [NJHUNTER] Frank R. Clawson [1]
Hi Floreda, I go to the Hunterdon County Historical Society Library in Flemington, nearly every Thursday to work on a project. I was there this afternoon and looked up Frank R. Clawson in their obituary file. He was not listed, but there were a number of other Clawsons listed. I did find your Frank R. Clawson, Plumber, listed in 2 editions of Breed Publishing Co., Directory of Lambertville and Flemington, for the years 1897 and 1899. In '97 he lived on New St. which is Park Ave. today. In '99 he lived on
18. Re: [NJHUNTER] Re: 1895 State Census [1]
Hi to whomever was looking for the Hunterdon County Snider/Snyders! I'm looking for info on a Peter Snider/Snyder who married Alena Kitchin. She was my grandmother's older sister and would have been born prior to 1895 (my grandmother's birth year). Peter ran or owned a hotel in Lambertville at one time but died an early death, leaving Aunt Lena and four daughters. Anyone have any info on him? --- NilesRick@aol.com wrote: > Hi Fritz, > > I have a copy of the 1895 State Census for Hunterdon > County as
19. [NJHUNTER] RE: 1875 and 1895 censuses [1]
The "agriculture" and livestock sections are immediately behind the normal town census record - that is behind Delaware Twp. was the Del. agriculture and livestock sections. Then the next town began. As for whether it is separately indexed, I am not sure. I found it completely by accident. My ancestor is Edward G. Phillips. He was listed in the index under "Edward G. Phillips" and "E.G. Phillips." I wondered who this E.G. Phillips was figuring I might have mistaken the two in the past without knowing i
20. Re: [NJHUNTER] ROBERSON/MASON Hunterdon County [1]
Jerry, From "Recollections of Baptistown," this citation at http://www.raub-and-more.com/baptown/baptown10.html, "Francis C. Roberson born Feb 12, 1837. He married Susan Mason, daughter of George W. Mason and Mary Reading, Feb 20, 1862. They had 8 children: Frank, Annie S., Marcus W., Harry E., Addie, Georgetta, Louis and Albert. Francis C. listed in the Union Army during the War of Succession." Jan Reuther ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: S
21. [NJHUNTER] In 1870-72 NJ, what was legal age to marry? [1]
Listers, Can someone tell me the age at which a girl could marry without parental consent in NJ? I have a 2nd g-grandmother who supposedly lived all her life in NJ, married a man from NJ, but NJ has no record of any marriage (but a record of a daughter's birth in 1871). Per a census, the mother was only 16 when she had my g-grandmother, so would have been 15 when married. I have an unreadable handwritten certificate-the sort the minister or JP would give the couple. The date has been tampered with and t
22. Re: [NJHUNTER] "Edward G. Phillips" and "E.G. Phillips." [1]
Hi, There is a listing at the Zion Lutheran Church Marriage Records that shows the following: Wolly, Ezechiel & Bolly Philipps, Dec. 23, 1790. In the Birth/Baptism Records of the same church it shows: Parents: Wooly, Ezekiel, wife Bolly, Child: Catharina born Aug. 24, 1795, bapt. Nov. 1, 1795 Witness: Parents Parents: Wooly, Ezekiel, wife Bolly, Child: George Plum, born Dec. 4, 1796, bapt. March 5, 1797 Witness: Andrew Bartels & uxor (uxor I think may mean wife) Parents: Wooly, Ezekiel, wife Bolly. C
23. [NJHUNTER] Deposition of Martin Wyckoff re: Money Owed [1]
Thought this would interest our Wyckoff groups out there as well as our LaTourettes. This is included in the declaration documents of Peter. I believe he is trying to show that he is of little means at this point to try to get the pension paid to him. Enjoy. Sharon Deposition of Martin Wyckoff Jun. (Junior) in the matter of mortgage money owed him by Peter LaTourette on behalf of Stout LaTourette and Cornelius LaTourette. " State of New Jersey Hunterdon County- Be it remembered that on this thirty first
24. Re: [NJHUNTER] David Schomp [1]
From More Records of Old Hunterdon County, Vol. I, pg 25-26, Divisions of Lands 1796-1876 "Schomp, David D., dec'd - Readington Twsp., 1864 at Stanton bordered by Peter P. Schomp and Henry G. Schomp on the south, Peter D. and Major Henry G. Schomp and George Schomp dec'd on teh east and John Hyler on the north. Children: David Schomp (homestead farm), Henry Schomp, Helena Kline (w/o Peter), Mary Thompson (w/o Aaron), Susan Carkhuff (w/o Asa) and Agnes Sharp (w/o John). Map. Sources: docket 05453
25. [NJHUNTER] Re: 1895 State Census [1]
Hi Fritz, I have a copy of the 1895 State Census for Hunterdon County as compiled by Patricia Duncan. Your Snyders are listed as follows: Township of Clinton, Town of Annandale Snyder, Wm., 20-60 (age) WM (white male) Snyder, Tillie 20-60, WF Snyder, Alice 5-20, WF Snyder, Carrie 5-20, WF Snyder, Theo., 0-5, WM Snyder, Wilbert, 0-5, WM living with them was: Brown, Peter W, 20-60 WM Hope this helps, Rick Novak
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