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1. New Web Site and Email Address [1]
All, Have finally gotten my web site, Home Grown In The Garden State, back up and running at: http://njsuttonfamily.org. This site includes my research on my Sutton, Jones, Otto and O'Brien lines and extracts from the Hunterdon Co. Democrat. A search engine is located on the Democrat intro page to make searching for names in the newspaper a little easier. Now that I have some free time, it is hoped that I can improve upon the web site and information contained therein. I look for your input as t
2. Re: [NJHUNTER] Johnson's in Ohio [0.982581]
Cinda.... the link below will take you to a page which is apparently connected to 'Ohio people' and there's a Levi Johnson married to an Abigail Stults....listed in the first few paragraphs. Don't know if 'he's yours' but you might want to take a look. Rita in NJ http://home.flash.net/~txcajun/pg15-McGowen.htm ----- Original Message ----- From: "Cinda Justice" To: Sent: Thursday, April 21, 2005 10:57 PM Subject: Re: [NJHUNTER] Huffman/Hoffman > Dear Mari
3. Re: [NJHUNTER] Huffman/Hoffman [0.982581]
According to the James BELLIS Bible, Mahlon SMITH (December 16, 1793) m. Phebe DILTS (October 25, 1791) in Hunterdon County. Bob Smith ----- Original Message ----- From: "mary smith" To: Sent: Wednesday, April 20, 2005 2:21 PM Subject: Re: [NJHUNTER] Huffman/Hoffman > Hi, > The Jemina that married Mahlon Smith and died in Delaware twp. in 1874 was Jemima Barton not Huffman. But there was another Smith in Readington that I think married a Jemima also. I wi
4. GREEN(e) - Cumberland/Bedford/Somerset Co, PA [0.982581]
Hi everyone, What I am about to ask your help with, I am confident, will appear akin to my attempting to empty the ocean using a funnel, most likely with similar non-productive results. Please make allowances for me, my wife would say, I am having a senior episode. Cumberland/Bedford/Somerset County, Pennsylvania.About the time of the "Jersey Settlement", c.1770, one of the early pioneers Thomas GREEN(e), his wife Elizabeth and four children were part of this movement into Cumberland/Bedford/Somerset C
5. Re: [NJHUNTER] (no subject) [0.982581]
Gale: Sorry, there are no Dansberrys of any spellings in the book. Marilyn ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Sunday, April 24, 2005 4:16 PM Subject: [NJHUNTER] (no subject) > Hi, > > Would you be so kind as to check A History of East Amwell for any > Dansberrys (Danberry, Danbury)? > > Thanks, > > Gale from Ohio > > > ==== NJHUNTER Mailing List ==== > Visit the Updated Hunterdon County GenWeb page at: > http://www.rootsweb.com/~njhunter
6. Re: [NJHUNTER]:Four West Brothers???; William, Uriah, Israel, James; West Jer... [0.982581]
Hi Joan, No RARICK - but quite a few BROWN(E)....Daniel; Elizabeth; Francis; George; Hugh; Rev. Isaac; Rev. James; John; Margaret; Mary; Mary E.; Rev. Nathaniel; Dr. Peter; William. Do any of these interest you? Evelyn
7. Colerain Twp. 1850 Census Ross Co. OH b NJ [0.982581]
Folks living in COLERAIN TOWNSHIP ROSS COUNTY, OH In the 1850 Census who said they were born in NJ Listed in the order given Miroocopy 432 Roll 725 NAMP (This Township settled mainly by Germans) BARTLETT, Amanda 24F (dau in law of BARTLETT, Dumah 61M Merchant $4000 b. MA) DAVIS, Harriett 23F MOYER, Mary 65F $120 HINTON, Charlotte 39F HINTON, James 13M HINTON, Rachel 11F BETZER, Conrad 77M Farmer $6000 BETZER, Anthony 72M Farmer $5000 PONTIUS, Charlotte 48F STRIMPLE, Benjamin 34M Cooper $50 For info
8. Ross Co. 1850 census of folks b. NJ [0.982581]
Following is LIBERTY TOWNSHIP ROSS COUNTY, OH FOLKS LISTED AS BORN IN NJ If you see a woman by herself she is usually a wife and the husband was born soemplace else. If you want a certain family, let me know. Example STEWART,Catherine 62F living with husband Adam 76M Farmer b. IRE and others in the household b. OH WILLIAMSON, John W. 45M farmer BECK, Eliza 29F BECK, Joseph L. 11M DRUMMOND, Josiah 67M Physician JOHNSON, Franklin 30M carpenter JONES, Wm. 61 farmer CLAYTON, Wm. 63M JONES, Joshua 6
9. Re: [NJHUNTER] Many Mahlon Smiths [0.982581]
Richard, I don't know if this is a possibility but I also have a Jacob Smith in the line that I'm researching. He was 15 years old in 1850. Son of Henry and Jemima Smith. What years would fit with the Jacob that you're researching? Carly Henderson >From: RRW122433@aol.com >Reply-To: NJHUNTER-L@rootsweb.com >To: NJHUNTER-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: [NJHUNTER] Many Mahlon Smiths >Date: Thu, 21 Apr 2005 11:58:58 EDT > >I wonder if this Jacob Smith is the one who owned the old Williamson farm >on >which P
10. Mahlon SMITH (16 Dec 1793 - 7 May 1868) Phebe DILTS (25 Oct 1790 - 12 April 1870) [0.982581]
Greetings, This Mahlon SMITH, who was married to Phebe DILTS, was according to his death certificate the son of Jacob SMITH and Ann CASE. Phebe DILTS was the daughter of William DILTS who died 20 Oct 1848 and Sarah Anna JOLLY who died 3 May 1842 according to family records. William Dilts birth and death dates match those of the Rev. War soldier buried in the Flemington Presbyterian Church Yard, but at this time that's all I know of him and his wife, although I do have an old hand written list
11. Re: Danbury/ Danberry, Dansberrys [0.982581]
Hi Gale, Only one mention of the name, but kind of a different story, so am sending the happenings of the transaction. page 52: Records of the [John,Sr.] Williamson papers dated 1791 to 1793, show that the family owned two stallions they were putting out to stud and there is a long list of people in the Amwell area who brought their mares to Bold Figure for this service. Among them, William DANBURY....et al. who all paid an average of 1(pound) 10s. for the service. Also, John Garrison, Samuel Graff,
12. Re: [NJHUNTER]:Four West Brothers???; William, Uriah, Israel, James; West Jersey Volunteers [0.982581]
Hi Evelyn, Thank you very much for the West info. Uriah West may be a GGGuncle, not verified. He must have been traded (exchanged) prisoner or escaped as he shows up in NY later. Do you know if E. Alfred Jones had more than the one volume of "The Loyalists of NJ" Published? I know of William, James, George, Israel, John West that were all Loyalists and were awarded land grants in New Brunswick, Canada after 1783. Don ----- Original Message ----- From: "Evelyn Cataldi" To: <
13. Re: Extracts from the Hunterdon Co. Democrat [0.982581]
Kay and all, I know that Dennis's website is not available and his latest email address no longer works. A few months ago we had a discussion about when Dennis might have an opportunity to continue the work on his website as it is a valuable resource. After some discussion, Dennis did send an email saying his real job was making significant demands on this time but he hoped to be able to get back to the HCD. He also said that his job kept him traveling alot. I have not removed the link from the website
14. Re: [NJHUNTER] Re: Extracts from the Hunterdon Co. Democrat [0.982581]
It would be a very great loss, indeed, if we no longer have that HCD resource and I appreciate your pursuing the matter. If Dennis is unable to find the time to support the site, do you think it can be moved to a Rootsweb-supported site to ensure (I would assume) greater longevity and access? Lynne > I did download the various webpages and saved them the last time Dennis's > site went off line. If Dennis is unable to put his site back up, I will > try to make the pages available. > > Al Sinclair
15. Thomas GREEN(e) - NJ, PA [0.982581]
Hi everyone, I am looking for the parents and/or any available information regarding descendants of Thomas GREEN(e), b. c. 1712 - 1714, b. NJ, d. Bef 27 Mar 1782, m. Elizabeth _____ c. 1733 NJ. They migrated c. 1771 to Bedford Co, PA, now Somerset Co, PA. They had a son Richard, daughters Mary, Abigail and Margaret. Anything shared is tremendously appreciated. Thank you. Ken Family is like the branches of a tree. We may grow in different directions, yet our roots remain as one. Each of us will al
16. Web Page Access [0.982581]
All, Several people have inquired about my web page, in particular, the extractions from the Hunterdon County Democrat. I have uploaded a temporary web page (Born And Raised In The Garden State) at http://home.bellsouth.net/p/PWP-NJSuttonFamily. At this time, I am missing my search engine but hope to have that resolved over the next few days. I also plan to update the entire page over the next few months, to include completing the extractions of the newspaper through 1899. I'll keep ever
17. Re: [NJHUNTER] Web Page Access [0.982581]
Great to hear from you. I have gotton so much from your extract and am thrilled to see it back again, as I am sure most on the list are. Thanks for all of your hard work!! Richard L Godown 158 North Street Caledonia, NY 14423 585 538-6956 RGodown@Rochester.rr.com Godown Family History can be found at: http://TheGodowns.com/index.htm ----- Original Message ----- From: "Dennis Sutton" To: Sent: Sunday, April 17, 2005 8:51 PM Subject: [NJHUNTER] Web
18. Re: [NJHUNTER]:Youger, Yawger families [0.982581]
HI Debbie, "A History of East Amwell" has this information on the YOUGER, YAWGER families: Page 71: William Dawlis' will was written in 1740 and probated 15 June, 1741....Harmon (Dawlis) was willed the old mill, Honust YAWGER's four children (John, Peter, Phillip and William) were to receive 50 pouonds.Their mother was Susanna, daughter of William Dawlis, Sr. Page 87: The appraisers included in their inventory the balances due Mr. Joseph Reed's books as of July 23, 1774. In listing the names, among thos
19. Re: [NJHUNTER] Huffman/Hoffman [0.982581]
Marilyn, are there any Anderson's, Vannoy's or Swart's in that book? Is it available on line? Thanks, cinda anderson justice calj@bright.net ----- Original Message ----- From: "Marilyn Boutwell" To: Sent: Wednesday, April 20, 2005 6:57 PM Subject: Re: [NJHUNTER] Huffman/Hoffman > In the book, "A History of East Amwell, 1700-1800" : by the East Amwell > Bicentennial Committee of Ringoes, New Jersey, on page 85 is listed names > of persons owing mone
20. Re: Opdycke [0.982581]
Hi, I have a Joshua Opdycke married to a Anna Greene. They had a daughter Francena who married Ambrose Barcroft.They died in Kingwood, Hunterdon Co. Could there be a connection? Thanks Linda http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=plezzie
21. Re: [NJHUNTER]:Four West Brothers???; William, Uriah, Israel, James; West Jer... [0.982581]
Evelyn~~ Would you be kind enough to look up Rarick or Brown in the "Loyalist" book? Thanks very much Joan DeChellis
22. RE: Was Jeremiah Johnston a GARRISON? [0.982581]
Beverly: Unfortunately, I cannot answer your question directly. However, please review my document on the Garrisons of Bethlehem Township at www.perry.streeter.com for any potential connections. Additions & corrections will be greatly appreciated! Perry -----Original Message----- From: Beverly G. Kirby-McDonough [mailto:bmcdon@ptd.net] Sent: Thursday, April 14, 2005 1:11 PM To: NJHUNTER-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Was Jeremiah Johnston a GARRISON? Could someone kindly assist with information about the GA
23. Re: Was Jeremiah Johnston a GARRISON? [0.982581]
> Could someone kindly assist with information about the GARRISON family? > Specifically, I'm searching for the family / descendants of Isaac and > Elizabeth Wilton GARRISON. I believe they lived near Alexandria or > Bethlehem Townships. I know there are some early interments in the > Garrison / Tharp cemetery. I don't have a whole lot. Below is what I do have. > It is said that the famous mountain man, Jeremiah Johnston, was really > a GARRISON born near Little York in Alexandria Township. He was > p
24. Re: [NJHUNTER]:Four West Brothers???; William, Uriah, Israel, James; West Jersey Volunteers [0.982581]
Hi Don: The only information that I have on "other books" by E. Alfred Jones is listed under his name as author of : The Old Silver of the American Churches; American Members of the Inns of Court; The Loyalists of Massachusetts, Etc. The author acknowledges help received in preparing the manuscript by the following printed sources: Lawrence and Stockton, "The Judges of New Brunswick and their Times." Sabine, "The American Loyalists" 2nd ed., 1864 Stryker, "The New Jersey Volunteers." "The Royal Com
25. Census Mortality Schedules [0.982581]
For those that subscribe, Ancestry.com has just posted the census mortality schedules for years 1850-1880. They do not list relations, so you have to be sure based on other factors that the person you found is in your line (through birthdate, place of birth, etc.) For infants, there is no list of parents, and for married people there is no listing of spouse. As death certificates were not always filed, these are good additional resources, however limited. See below... Here is part of ancestry's descript
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