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1. [NJHUNTER] Woolverton Info [1]
I was hoping to find more information about the following Woolverton family from Hunterdon County, New Jersey. Please let me know if you have any information or can fill in any of the ???? below. Thanks, Brian Individual Summary - Aug 27 1999 - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- --- Name: Isaac WOLVERTON Sex: Male Father: Richard WOLVERTON (1798-) Mother: Barbara FARLEY (-) Individual Facts Birth abt 1838 ????? in Northumberland County, Pennsylvania Death: ??????
2. Re: [NJHUNTER] German church in Alexandria TWP [1]
If you get a good answer to what happened to these ppl please let me know. I do know the Case's stayed in the area as this is part of my family. You will find Alexandria Twsp. maybe 10 miles from Phillipsburg. It borders, Holland Twsp. Bethlehem Twsp. Union Twsp and probably some others I am not thinking of. Linda
3. [NJHUNTER] Militia lists [1]
I have a copy of the actual handwritten page of "A list of the first Company of the Second Regiment and _?_ Bataliant of the Hunterdon militia Comanded by Jacob _?_ [this name ends in LL] _?_ the _th day of June AD 1806 Batalian Tranning" [I spelled these words as they are written.] My questions are: is this a list for 1 training session- would there be more lists?, what are the column titles in the list?, was the list of privates taken in any particular order-are people listed next to each oth
4. [NJHUNTER] Cemeteries [1]
Can anyone tell me the cemeteries that are located at Oldwick, New Jersey? Hoping to find a clue. Searching the Ranson BROWN and Eliza Anna STEPHENS families. Connie
5. [NJHUNTER] MOORE/BUNN [1]
Hi Alice, "Jacob K. BUNN b. 4/9/1826 d. 11/14/1889 m. 12/28/1854 to Phoebe Ann MOORE b. 11/18/1833 d. 2/28/1908." Sorry, don't have Jacob's parents. Best, Bob Smith......Shelby, NC ----- Original Message ----- From: Alice Gershman To: Sent: Saturday, August 14, 1999 5:35 PM Subject: [NJHUNTER] Phoebe Moore/Jacob K. Bunn > I am looking for the parentage of Jacob K. Bunn b. ca 1828, who m. > Phoebe Moore. > -- > Alice Quayle Gershman > quayle@earthlink.net
6. [NJHUNTER] Catholic Cemetary Lambertville [1]
Yes there is a Catholic Cemetary in Lambertville. St. John's. The Church and Rectory are on Bridge Street. The cemetary in on South Franklin street. It is across from the highway heading out of town. Up a big hill that we always called Cemetary Hill as a child. Hope this is a help. Judy
7. [NJHUNTER-L] LAKE [1]
I have been looking for the parents of Abraham LAKE for about 25 years with little success. Abraham was born in Hunterdon Co in 1796 and married Susan GARRISON (daughter of James & Dinah ROBINS) in about 1818 in Hunterdon Co. In a short bio in a Pennsylvania genealogy book (Abraham and his family moved to Susquehanna Co, Pa in about 1855) one of Abraham's sons says his grandfather was John LAKE from Hunterdon County, NJ. I gotta believe he knows what he was talking about, however I have never found one o
8. Re: [NJHUNTER]MARTINDELL MARTINDALE_ [1]
I am trying to connect my Bucks County MARTINDELL'S to Hunterdon County. Amos W. CLARK married to Maria Ann MORGAN Amos b. 18 Mar 1825 Bucks County m. 27 Oct 1847 d. 12 Apr 1886 mother: Ellen father: Samuel Clark Maria MORGAN b. 25 Jan 1828 Bucks County d. 17 Dec 1909 f. Samuel Morgan (Lower Makefield) m. Martha Martindell (NJ) Children OF Amos W CLARK and Maria Ann MORGAN Martha Ellen CLARK b. 1849 Sylvester CLARK b. 1855 Samuel G. CLARK b. 28 Aug 1827 Fannie M. CLARK b. 1862 W
9. [NJHUNTER] German church in Alexandria TWP [1]
In the book "Early Germans Of New Jersey" the was a mention of a German reformed Church in Alexandria TWP. They gave a list of some names: Horn , Huner, SChlaut, Casper, Hollenberger, Fishbach, Bitzer, Schmid, Bloom, Morkel< Young, Eberts, Loesch, Apgar, Alpock, Enders, Rockfellar, Henn, Metler, Lampen, Case, Dilts, Balenheimer, Reinschmidt, Otto, Bolsin, Klein, Scneider, Wager, Kuhl, Geist, Alsentz, Soloman, Schrei, Zingler, Patenheimer, Rimer , and others. My question is did this group stay togeth
10. [NJHUNTER] Phoebe Moore/Jacob K. Bunn [1]
I am looking for the parentage of Jacob K. Bunn b. ca 1828, who m. Phoebe Moore. -- Alice Quayle Gershman quayle@earthlink.net
11. [NJHUNTER] COX/BOSENBERRY [1]
I am looking for information on the Parents of Samuel D. COX, born 18 Oct 1811, Married 30 Apr 1836, and Died in 1847 in Hope Township. I am also seeking information on his wife, Ann BOSENBERRY, born 19 December 1807. She is the daughter of Cornelius BOSENBERRY and Mary STILLWELL. If anyone is researching these lines or has any information about them, I would be interested. Thanks.
12. [NJHUNTER-L] Rutgers University [1]
Does anyone on this list live in or near Rutgers U - who could research an old newspaper for an obit- or know of someone who does this ?? I live in VA and I van not get to NJ- I have learned they have the Hunterdon Democrat from 1838=47 and I am looking despertately for an obit in 1840, Spruce Run Rose Vosler in VA
13. Re: [NJHUNTER] Militia lists [1]
Arline, THANKS Arline for your help on my GGGG Grandfather JEREMIAH FRENCH, private in the Hunterdon Co. NJ Militia during the Revolutionary War (RW)! JEREMIAH FRENCH was supposedly born at Amwell in Hunterdon Co. in 1762. The principal question (among many others) is how Jeremiah came to enlist in the Hunterdon Co. NJ Militia when, so far, I can find no record of his parents (whoever they are) there. I'm wondering if any one on this list has ANY information on any other FRENCHs who could have bee
14. [NJHUNTER] [Fwd: {not a subscriber} Jasper LANE] [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------6641F3BB85821B5F027124AB Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit --------------6641F3BB85821B5F027124AB Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline Received: from bl-11.rootsweb.com ([204.212.38.27]) by mtiwgwc08.worldnet.att.net (InterMail v03.02.07.07 118-134) with ESMTP id <19990807160535.NAKC24576@bl-11.rootsweb.com> for
15. [NJHUNTER] Re: [NJHUNTER-L] Ratables abbreviations? [1]
Those abbreviations refer to the property owned (and taxed) by the the family - hh is head of house, 1h means one horse, 2c is two cows, etc. A number like 140 at the end is how many acres they owned. You can use this to see just how wealthy your ancestors were. Judy === Judy Jamieson Pisano jupisano@yahoo.com "The Bird Families of New Jersey" _____________________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Bid and sell for free at http://auctions.yaho
16. [NJHUNTER] NJ Marriages [1]
> >I just received a copy of a marriage bond for the marriage of Obadiah Evans >and Sarah Coleman in 1772 in Amwell Twp., Hunterdon Co., NJ. It is signed by >Obadiah Evins and Jacob Johnson. In parts of the document the writing is >very faint, but it appears a sum of five hundred pounds was involved as >payment to "William Franklin, Esq., Captain, General and Governor in Chief of >New Jersey". > >Does anyone know the purpose of issuing marriage bonds? Was the money >actually paid, or was it a promi
17. Re: [NJHUNTER] Mostly Moores and Kitchins [1]
Sharon, I have the several Moores that I would like to get further info on. Would be happy to share their connections to my lines as well. Also, I have a few Kitchen's in my Clark and Sinclair lines: KITCHEN John Kitchen b abt 1827 md Mary Ann Clark b 1832 md 2 Oct 1852 in Greenwich, Warren Co., NJ Mary Ann was the dtr of Richard Clark and Nancy A. Burke. Have a lot of info on this Clark line. I have the parents of John Kitchen listed as Isaac and Sarah A. Kitchen. Hugh A. Rittenhouse b abt 1856
18. [NJHUNTER] Housel Info [1]
I was hoping to find more information about the following Housel family from Hunterdon County, New Jersey. Please let me know if you have any information or can fill in any of the ???? below. Thanks, Brian Individual Summary - Aug 27 1999 - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- --- Name: Charles B. HOUSEL Sex: Male Individual Facts Birth ??? ???, 1855 in ??????, New Jersey Death: ????? Parents: ?????? Marriages/Children 1. Ella Adelia ROUNSAVILLE Marriage May 31 18
19. [NJHUNTER-L] LUPLE? [1]
Is anyone familiar with the surname LUPLE? I have made several inquiries and now have five references to the name. LUPLE, Catherine-TN. marriage-1851-1900 Catherine-NJ. marriage-1680-1900 Hannah-NJ-marriage-1680-1900-married Philip SWALLOW-1795-Hunterdon County, NJ. Margaret-Census-1840-Wash. DC.-1840-1849 John-MI.-Census-1850-1859- Would like more on this surname-such as, its origins, its various spellings. Does the name survive in NJ? Jan
20. Re: [NJHUNTER] KEATINGS OF LAMBERTVILLE [1]
Looking for information on the death of John and Bridget Keating, he was a boatman. John: 3/18/1890 Bridget: 1/6/1871 Was/is there a Catholic Cemetery in the Lambertville area? Nancy
21. [NJHUNTER-L] Hardy [1]
Hello, I am seeking information on a Hardy family in Hunterdon County in the early to mid-1800s. My gggrandfather, John Hardy, was born in Jutland on Dec. 1, 1803 (or, by one account, 1807). He m. Margaret Eliza Tuthill in New York City on April 27, 1839. They had 3 children: Louise, b. 1840; John Francis, b. 1843; and my ggrandfather, Peter Augustus, b. 1846. According to some very old family correspondence, there were other Hardy relatives living in Hunterdon County. We know of a Wesley Hardy, who m. Sa
22. Re: [NJHUNTER] Militia lists [1]
Bob Lynn wrote: > > Arline, > > THANKS Arline for your help on my GGGG Grandfather JEREMIAH > FRENCH, private in the Hunterdon Co. NJ Militia during the > Revolutionary War (RW)! > > JEREMIAH FRENCH was supposedly born at Amwell in Hunterdon Co. in > 1762. The principal question (among many others) is how Jeremiah came > to enlist in the Hunterdon Co. NJ Militia when, so far, I can find no > record of his parents (whoever they are) there. I'm wondering if any > one on this list has ANY informatio
23. [NJHUNTER] New Hunterdon Co. Books [1]
I hope this will not be considered inappropriate, but as a long time list member I feel others might be interested. I have written three books concerning Hunterdon Co., and they are currently going into pre-publication through Heritage Books. The first of these books will be offered beginning in September: Hunterdon Co., New Jersey, 1895 State Census, Part I: Alexandria-Junction - Patricia B. Duncan. 1999, 245 pp., 8.5x11, maps, original fullname index, paper, $34.00 #D851 Pre-Publication Price: $27.
24. Moore [1]
Hi Sharon - I saw your posting and was wondering if you have the following person in your Moore files: A Mary Ann HOFFMAN born about 1826, who married a Mr. MOORE (Possibly a John) and they had a daughter named Addie (probably a nickname). Mary Ann was living in Rahway, Union County, NJ in 1895. Mary Ann is mentioned in the will of her brother Britton Hoffman, as Mary Ann MOORE, as well as her daughter Addie MOORE. Thank you! Ginny Owen ginnyo@juno.com ---------- Just a reminder to all on the lis
25. Re: [NJHUNTER] German church in Alexandria TWP [1]
The Reformed Church has not gone out of existence--never did. I attend one--the same as was in NJ in the early days--except we have some amenities they didn't have then--like organs and pianos, etc. The Reformed Church went a number of ways. Some of the units stayed together as they moved west. Others joined in with the Presbyterian Church--which is probably what you were thinking. Parts of the German Reformed Church united with the Evangelical Church, but not until the 1950s. I was born and raised in
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