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1. [NJHUNTER] Van Dolah Reunion [1]
We had our annual Kitchin Family Reunion yesterday in Ringoes and had a great time despite the clouds. One of my uncles produced an old photo which had belonged to my grandmother, Viola Kitchin Moore. It showed a large crowd of folks dressed in their Sunday best. Gents with long whiskers, ladies in big hats, small boys with straw hats..... and at the bottom of the picture was a caption "1822 - Van Dolah Reunion - 1902". Someone familiar with the area suggested that the Van Dolah name was a reference to
2. [NJHUNTER] Joshua HUNT & Sarah PARK Families [1]
Joshua HUNT b about 1745 Possibly Hunterdon NJ married Sarah PARK dau of Roger? PARK of same place. Sons: Roger, Jonas, William, Joshua, JR, John, Samuel-daus: Sarah (DENNY), and Margaret(ILEF). By 1796 moved to Green County, PA. Any help on the PARKS or the parents of Joshua? Pam
3. [NJHUNTER] RORBACKER family Hunterdon [1]
CHRISTIAN ALEXANDER RORBACKER and wife HANETTA JACOBINA had a son CHRISTIAN b. July 23, 1769, bap. 30 July Wit. Christian LINDNER w. Anna Elizabeth and Maria LISCHING Does anyone have info on the RORBACKER, LINDNER or LISCH families? Would love to exchange info. , Thanks, Sandy
4. Re: [NJHUNTER] Stockton Explosion of 1888 [1]
Hello Steve, Thanks so much for taking the time to put the article about the Stockton Explosion on-line. While the article did not answer my questions, it did contain some additional interesting information. There can never be enough thanks to people like you who take the time to help other researchers. I hope I can be of help to you or someone else in the future. Regards, Jim ----- Original Message ----- From: Steven Blakely To: Sent: Sunday, August
5. [NJHUNTER] Smith Clark [1]
I know I was in touch with someone once before regarding these Clarks and lost my notes. Does anyone recognize this one. Name: Smith CLARK Sex: Male Birth 26 Apr 1816 Alexandria Twp Hunterdon County NJ Burial 1892 (age 76) Milford Christian Cemetery-Milford Hunterdon County NJ Death 30 May 1892 (age 76) Marriages/Children 1. Catherine STROUSE Marriage 16 Oct 1838 (age 22) Catherine Strouse, b 18 Apr 1819 d 30 Nov 1904, bd Milford Christan Cemetery, Milford, Hunterdon Co., NJ. She
6. [NJHUNTER] Re: Early arrivals Philadelphia [1]
Seeking any and all information on the following early immigrants to Phila: (Schuiler, Shiler,Schuyler, circa 1730), Goss,Ratz,Rattz,Reitz,Bott, Hahn, Winkler, Wingler,Hoffman.(1730-1760) Marriage, Births, Baptism, naturalization, Oath of allegiance, etc... Any help appreciated... Have hit bottleneck as duplicates and similar names and dates have clouded the information that I have.. These parties spread to the surrounding areas of York, Adams, Montgomery, Lancaster, Chester,Philadelphia counties in Pa, a
7. [NJHUNTER] Bethlehem Township [1]
Hello list people, Could someone tell me what municipalities comprise Bethlehem Township. Thank you in advance for any information. Cheryl Roberts cprior@snet.net
8. Re: [NJHUNTER] Stockton Explosion of 1888 [1]
Hunterdon Cty List Members, For those interested, especially for Jim, I have installed the article which I believe is attributed to a Clint Wilson column from the Beacon about the Stockton blast of Eighty-Eight at: www.sandbrook.org/88clip.htm Steve Blakely At 02:17 PM 8/20/00 -0400, you wrote: >Jim, > >I have an article, I believe by Clint Wilson from the Beacon "The Blast of >Eighty Eight" which recalls this incident. I will type the copy and email >it to you or post it in the SandBrook Historica
9. [NJHUNTER] Vanderbelt [1]
I've got the following Vanderbelts, some of whom tie into my HAGER/SINCLAIR lines. Is any one working on these families? Harbert Vanderbelt d abt 1864 , wife Catherine, b abt 1804, she was still living in 1880 ch: Mary Vanderbelt b abt 1830, md Samuel Haughawout Anna Elizabeth Vanderbelt, b 30 Jan 1846, d 14 Mar 1929 md David O. Hager. John Vanderbelt b abt 1847 Clayton Vanderbelt b abt 1852 Mahlon Vanderbelt b abt 1858 THEN, I have: William Vanderbelt d abt 1844 His chilren: Elizabeth John Peter Duvill
10. Re: [NJHUNTER] PITTENGER/BOSS [1]
I am searching for information on the following Pittenger family: Amy T. Rounsaville was married for a second time to Daniel Pittenger in 1857 in Frenchtown, Kingwood Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey. Daniel Pittenger died on February 6, 1901 in Lehighton, New Jersey. Amy T. Rounsaville and Daniel Pittenger had the following child: (6-177) Anna Pittenger (b. circa 1860) Was wondering about more information on Daniel Pittenger listed above. At 08:10 PM 8/18/00 -0400, zinclair@nets
11. [NJHUNTER] Boehm and Loesch families [1]
Just thought I would ask again if anyone has info on BOEHM and LOESCH, from the ALEXANDRIA area; PAUL and ANNA CATHERINE BOEHM Daughter: EVA CATHARINA b. 19, May 1768 JOHANNES and MARIA MARARITHA Daughter b.CATRINA b. 17 April 1769 The Boehm and Loesch families were witness for each others child. These records were taken from the ALEXANDRIA German Reformed Church records. Does anyone have the cemetery records for this church? Could you look to see if either family is listed.
12. [NJHUNTER] Will Lookup - County Probate Index [1]
Could some kind soul (who either has a copy of the county probate will index or who has access to it) look to see see if there is a will for our great,great grandmother, Eliza Parker Wilman (also known as Eliza Parker Wilman de Manzius) in the time frame 1886 to 1910? Please send results to James0319@aol.com. Many thanks.
13. Re: [NJHUNTER] Bethlehem Township [1]
Clyde, We need more information to answer your question. First, the lowest governmental unit is the township, in your case Bethlehem. Perhaps you are looking for areas which are not governmental bodies. Second, we need time frame. At one time, Bethlehem Twp included most of the northern half on Hunterdon County. Many modern municipalities were once part of Bethlehem Twp. You can see how the various towns and townships evolved at: http://members.aol.com/njysprez/admgen.htm If you can narrow you requ
14. [NJHUNTER] Re: NJHUNTER-D Digest V00 #160 [1]
Mary, I have an Aaron Hart but he is born April 6 1836, died April 26 1909 marrried to Alice F Bowker bn Dec. 31 1845 died Feb 10 1914 they had one daughter Frances Hart Green. Aaron and Alice are buried in the VanZant-Hart vault in Riverview Cemetary in Trenton. Could your Aaron be related? My connection to them is that Alice is my GG aunt. (my GG grandfather's sister) Regards, Lisa Bowker Malkin Researching: BOWKER, CLARKE, LARUE, MCANDREWS, ROGERS, SEAMAN, AND VANCLEVE In a message dat
15. Re: [NJHUNTER] Stockton Explosion of 1888 [1]
Jim, I have an article, I believe by Clint Wilson from the Beacon "The Blast of Eighty Eight" which recalls this incident. I will type the copy and email it to you or post it in the SandBrook Historical Assoc. Website at www.sandbrook.org when I get a few minutes to do it. I don't believe it has a mention of Hutchinson in the article, but it is very interesting. Steve Blakely At 08:35 PM 8/17/00 -0600, you wrote: >Hello List, > >In looking for historical material about the time my great-grandfather w
16. [NJHUNTER] GUEST family [1]
Hi, I'm looking for any information on William and Elizabeth GUEST. They had a daughter named Ella S(?) b. sometime in Sept 1856. I'm trying to get the rest of their children,birth dates, and their parents names.I think they are from White House or maybe from Mendham,Morris Co. Thanks in advance Bill
17. [NJHUNTER] Re: NJHUNTER-D Digest V00 #155 [1]
Hi Loretta, I recently returned from a research trip to NJ, specifically from the Hunt./Warren Co. areas. I can't answer to the specifics of your queries, but can tell you that at the Alexandria Pres. Church (formerly the German Reform Church of Alexandria) you have Pittenger, Vanderbelt ( &Vanderbilt), and Hoff (Huff). Most of these graves are located in the older section of the cemetery directly across from the church. I'm uncertain of dates for your surnames, however the majority in this section seemed
18. [NJHUNTER] Wilman/Willman Marriages/Deaths/Burials In The County [1]
We have lots of info to exchange if you are our Wilman line, which has ties in the county. We are seeking the marriages/ death dates, locations, churches/cemeteries for the following lost Wilmans: Mary Willman b. ca 1832 NY Hannah Willman b. ca 1834 NJ George Wilman b. ca 1834 NY Henry Wilman b. ca 1843 Va(now WV) We can trace them until about 1872, when they probably married and moved.They were the children of Ernst Ludwig Bernhardt Wilman (also known as Louis Wilman and Louis Wilman d
19. Re: [NJHUNTER] Franks of Hunterdon [1]
Does anyone have access to the 1920 census for Hunterdon County. I am looking for a Frank Family. The only information I have is a child named Maria, Marie, born in around 1915-1920. Any information would be appreciated. Nancy ~BUCKS COUNTY GENEALOGY AND HISTORY~ http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~buckscounty
20. [NJHUNTER] PITTENGER/BOSS [1]
I have the following PITTENGER's that I'd like to find more info on: William Pittenger b 1793, died 1828 md Elizabeth Slout b 1796 Their ch: Mary Ann Pittenger b 1820, d 1914 md 30 Oct 1841 to Wesley S. Boss. 2nd Husband was a HOFF Lavina Pittenger b abt 1822 William Pittenger b abt 1824 Mary Ann Pittenger and Wesley Boss had dtr Sarah Elizabeth Boss b 30 Oct 1848, d 1 Jan 1925. She md John H. Sinclair b 24 Dec 1836 d 26 Sept 1914 md 27 May 1865 This Pittenger/Boss family attended the Kingwood Presb C
21. [NJHUNTER] Cemetery Query [1]
Hi All, USGenWeb site lists two cemeteries in or near Rosemont. "Johnson Family Burying Grounds" and "Rosemont Burial Ground". Would anyone know are these the ONLY cemeteries in/near Rosemont? If so, I'm wondering if anyone would be willing and able to look and see if there are any CONNERs buried there and what the birth and death dates would be and if there are any other inscriptions. I warmly thank you for your consideration, Dan Conner
22. [NJHUNTER] KISHPAUGH Mailing List [1]
This email is to announce the KISHPAUGH mailing list. The KISHPAUGH mailing list is for genealogical discussions and info with regard to the KISHPAUGH surname and its variant spellings. To subscribe to the mailing list send an email addressed to: majordomo@melake.erols.com and in the body of the email enter the single line: subscribe kishpaugh-l You will receive an automated reply. You will need to follow up to this automated reply in order to verify your subscription to the list. Instructions for doing
23. [NJHUNTER] Jennings [1]
Hi :) Does anyone have any info on the Jennings family. Time period would be from mid 1920's to about 1958. I've run into a dead end. warmly, Jenni
24. [NJHUNTER] Re: Early arrivals Philadelphia [1]
Clarification of earlier POST... Seeking any and all information on the following early immigrants to Phila: Phillip Schuiler/Shiler/Schuyler,born 1717 and immigrated before 1735 to Hunterdon Co, NJ. Frederick Goss,born 1701, Phillip Heinrich Ratz/Rattz/Reitz/Ratts,born 1714, died before 1775, Hermanus Bott,born 1694/97, died before 1772,Anna Catherine Hahn,Married Hermanus Bott June13,1749, Ludwig Winkler/Wingler,born 4-15-1726, died 4-13-1799. All of these persons, or their descendants migra
25. [NJHUNTER] New Jersey Federal Census [1]
Hi All, Does anyone out there have access to New Jersey Federal Census records for 1850, 1860 1870 & 1880? I'm looking for a James Conner (the NJ State census for 1855 lists him with a middle initial of 'D'). I found an 1850 index for James at the Nebraska State Historical Society (of all places!) and he is listed in Hunterdon County, Kingwood Township (page 148). I am particulary interested in finding an age. If anyone can help, please contact Daniel-san@dellnet.com. Thank you for your consideration!
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