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1. [NJHUNTER] RE: Potters-town, ville, etc. [1]
RE: Potterstown - Pottersville In addition to the information already provided RE the Potters-'location' in Hunterdon County NJ, there are other references in the book: "Hunterdon County Place Names", by Phyllis B. D'Autrechy, Hunterdon County Cultural and Heritage Commission, 1992 [With some additions by me from the Hunterdon Gazette.] FOX HILL, Tewksbury Township. This is a range of high and rolling land stretching northeast and southwest from Pottersville to Cokesbury and from the Morris County line t
2. [NJHUNTER] Teneyck Marriages [1]
The following are TENEYCK Somerset Marriages: Abraham......Mary SCHENCK, 9/19/1816 Abraham......Margaret BLACKWELL, 10/12/1820 Abraham A.....Elizabeth Jane MCDOWELL, 4/25/1848 Abraham W....Mary Pumyea GARRETSON, 2/10/1859 Henry..........Ann Elizabeth SLOAN, 11/17/1842 Henry..........Margaret W. MCCULLOUGH, 12/31/1856 John...........Mary Ann CORTELYOU, 1/1/1833 John...........Jane RUNK, 12/14/1837 John...........Maria VANDERVEER, 10/27/1847 Hope this helps, John B. TEN EYCK ----- Original Message ----- From:
3. [NJHUNTER] Marriages - St. Andrews Church - Lamberville [1]
I was searching Andrew Jakle/Jackle/Yeagley of Fayette County, PA who has roots back to Hunterdon County, NJ and found this from Stewart Baldwin's site and correspondence: >Andrew Yeagley, of Amwell township, Hunterdon co., NJ. >Andrew Yeagley, d. 1832/3, Fayette co., PA, m. 5 Apr 1787, Hunterdon Co., NJ, Sarah Davis. "The marriage of Andrew "Yoagley" to Sarah Davis of Amwell on 15 April 1787 comes from the St. Andrews marriages by William Frazer. (These marriages also include William Cornell to Katheri
4. [NJHUNTER] 1860 Census Lookup [1]
I'm wondering if there is SKS out there with access to the 1860 Federal Census for NJ who would be willing to look-up the following: CONNER, William (age abt 49-53); wife Selenda or Salina (abt 1-2 years younger than William) They were both born in New Jersey. Children - Ann, Anderson, Augustus, Lambert, Sarah, Harriett. Residence; most likely Hunterdon County. It is possible that there may be two or three Williams in Hunterdon County during this time. To the best of my knowledge they are all related.
5. [NJHUNTER] SUBJOINED [1]
Dear Kay, "Subjoined" means to add at the end, as of something written; append. My interpretation of the document would translate to being a form of a cover letter from the Pastor requesting the Co. Clerk to record the "following" or "attached" (subjoined) marriage data. Francie
6. [NJHUNTER] Minimum Ages [1]
Does anyone here know if there was a minimum age for a man to own property and be taxed (so that he appeared on the rateable lists toward the end of the 18th century and beginning of the 19th century) ? Also, is there a minimum age for a person to be a witness in a will ? Thanks for any help. -- Marshall Lake -- mlake@melake.erols.com -- http://melake.erols.com
7. Re: [NJHUNTER] Dils/Dilts/Bellis genealogy [1]
> 1. The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution, > Vol 61, page 165 Mrs Jane Van M Bellis Sousa DAR ID no. 60502, b in > Philadelphia PA, wife of John Philip Sousa Descendant of Adam Bellis > of NJ, Dau of Henry Bellis and Louisa Hyle Cornish his wife, > granddaughter of Peter Bellis and Jane Middlesworth, his wife, Gr > grandaughter of Adam Bellis and Katrina Dilts, his wife. Adam Bellis > (1752-1841) served several enlistments under different commands > 1776-1779, NJ troops engaged
8. [NJHUNTER] Re: N.J. Marriages [1]
Hi Dorothy, You Wrote: Would you happen to have a marriage for Henry WIDDIFIELD and Martha WILSON? The marriage probably took place no later than 1777 in Kingswood, Hardwick Co., New Jersey. First child b. in June of 1777. The children of this couple were: Elizabeth John Mary Henry Martha Mordecai Robert Thank you very, very much for doing this. Dorothy in Cal. RESPONSE: My only contribution to Genealogy Researchers is that I am Indexing the Hunterdon Gazette, the first newspaper published i
9. [NJHUNTER] BRYNE / BRYAN / Mansfield Woodhouse Cem. [1]
There is a headstone located in the Mansfield / Woodhouse Cemetery with the following inscription: ABRAHAM BRYNE d. 29 January 1842 age 77.2.19 Is there anyone working on the BRYNE name who claims him as a relative? I am interested because this may be a variant spelling for my 4th great grandfather ABRAHAM BRYAN who was married to ANN (NANCY) Roberts and BARBERY HILDEBRAND. Abraham's inventory was dated 20 Feb.1842 in Lebanon Twp, Hunterdon Co. where he resided. I am a descendant of Parmer, a ch
10. Re: [NJHUNTER] Clossen [1]
> I'm looking for information on Zachariah Clossen > (Clawson/Clousen/Closen). In his revolutionary war pension papers he > says he was born in 1753 in Maidenhead, N.J. (now Mercer, then > Hunterdon Co.). He goes on to say his parents carried him across the > Delaware River to Bucks County, Pa. He doesn't give his parents > names. As a possibility ... There is a Neeltje CLAESSEN-SMIT (1653 - c 1699) who married a John LAKE in Gravesend, Long Island. Neeltje was the daughter of Claes CLAESSEN-SMIT & Geer
11. Re: [NJHUNTER] SAUNDER? POTTERS TOWN? [1]
Potterstown is a little neighborhood west of Whitehouse and east of Lebanon and is located in Readington Township. If any of you have stopped to eat at the Spinning Wheel Diner on Route 22, it is in the Potterstown vicinity with Pottersville Road directly across the street. Pam Bush ----- Original Message ----- From: "msouders" To: Sent: Thursday, August 22, 2002 9:31 AM Subject: [NJHUNTER] SAUNDER? POTTERS TOWN? > In "More Records of Hunterdon County,"
12. [NJHUNTER] James Vanderbeek [1]
I am researching my gggfather, James Vanderbeek, b. 1827 in NJ, later a cooper in Brooklyn 1880. Thanks __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? HotJobs - Search Thousands of New Jobs http://www.hotjobs.com
13. [NJHUNTER] Old Maps [1]
Hi, This information was sent out to the Van Horne List and I thought you might all like to know about it. It is a great resource. Thanks to Marleen Van Horne. Marietta Pickell "Hello All, Since many of you are researching German ancestors, I think you might find this useful. This wonderful atlas was found by Willem Rabbelier a subscriber to the Dutch-Colonies List while surfing the web. I is on the University of California Library website. I think all of us will enjoy it and find it useful for re
14. Re: [NJHUNTER] 1834? [1]
> Aside from its being incredibly sad that the parents - William and > Charity (Painter) SOUDERS - lost 4 children in less than a month between > Aug 22-Sep 17, 1834, I was wondering if anyone on the list knew what > might have caused these deaths? > Smallpox? Diphtheria? something as simple but deadly as Measles? Or, an > accident, a fire, say? While looking at a list of Epidemics I see that there was a cholera epidemic in NYC in 1834. Could it have made its way to Hunterdon Co to infect this family?
15. [NJHUNTER] Unfamiliar terminology [1]
Dear Listers, Just a word of thanks to the several of you who answered my request for information about the word subjoined. You all answered basically the same way. Well it is a good day when one can learn something new. Thank you all again. Kay Larsen
16. [NJHUNTER] Myers, Keithtley [1]
I was just wondering if anyone else is researching MYERS or KEIGHTLEY in the Lambertville area? I'm researching a SAMUEL L MYERS who was the son of JOHN AND SELINDA MYERS born March 1872. Samuel married SUSAN KEIGHTLEY, I'M guessing around 1895. SUSAN KEIGHTLEY was born in 1874. They had 4 children, Susan born 1896, Theodore born 1898, Arthur born 1900 and died before 1903, Harold born 1903. Rochelle
17. Fw: [NJHUNTER] Keightley in Milford [1]
You need to look at "Borough of Milford" in the census. Today, it is bordered by Holland Township, and formerly by Alexandria Township. Check out my website, and you will find some KEIGHTLEY's in the marriages and some burials at Milford Christian Churchyard. Here is the URL: http://www.geocities.com/bgmcdonough.geo/ Good luck in your research. Beverly G. Kirby-McDonough Holland Township, HC, NJ > ----- Original Message ----- > From: > To: > Sent: Tuesda
18. Re: [NJHUNTER] Hill [1]
Hi Melinda, you wrote: Dear Mr. Bill: Hello, my name is Melinda Clark-Black. I have ancestors on my mothers-mothers side from your Hunterdon County, NJ. His name was John Hill and he had a son named: Samuel Hill, Sr. born on July 27, 1772 & died February 17, 1853 Samuel Hill, Sr. m. Rachel _______ (unknown). All dates are unknown. Samuel came from Brownsville, PA. Bought land from Jacob Prickit on Dec. 5th, 1816 near Prickett's Fort, Marion County, VA. Children of Samuel Hill & Rachel: 1. Issac Hi
19. Re: [NJHUNTER] Keightley in Milford [1]
> Does anyone know what township Milford is in? I have found on the 1885 > census my Keightley family is listing place of birth as Milford. I wanted to > look them up on the census but don't know what township it is in. Thanks According to the "Gazetteer of the State of New Jersey by Thomas F Gordon in 1834 Milford is a village in Alexandria Township on the Delaware River 13 miles NW from Flemington. -- Marshall Lake -- mlake@melake.erols.com -- http://melake.erols.com
20. [NJHUNTER] St. James Lutheran "Straw" Church [1]
Can anyone give me directions on where the St. James Lutheran "Straw" Church is in Warren County? Nearest cross road would be fine. Thanks! Brian
21. Re: [NJHUNTER] Clossen [1]
Hi Marshall, Thanks for responding. Yes, its possible that Zacharaih was Dutch I was hoping to get back one more generation before having to deal with Dutch naming patterns. Its also possible that he was Swedish since there were some early Swedes on the Delaware with the name Closon. I don't know anything about your John Closen, I don't think Zachariah had any sons but I don't know for sure. Its possible that your John was related to Zachariah's brother William, I don't know anything about his de
22. [NJHUNTER] George Dilts [1]
A multitude of thanks to those on and off list who provided information on my George Dilts quest. Even though his origins are yet undiscovered, I've added much to the information on this line. In addition, some good leads have been provided. You all are indeed a generous group. David _________________________________________________________________ Send and receive Hotmail on your mobile device: http://mobile.msn.com
23. [NJHUNTER] Fw : Readington Reformed Cemetery [1]
From: CordellDM@aol.com Date: Tue, July 16, 2002 7:00 am Dear Deborah Naylor/Farhar: I saw your name when I was hunting online for cemetery information in Hunterdon County, NJ. Do you know anyone in Readington Township, NJ who would be willing to take a photograph of a tombstone? One of my ancestors, Sarah Vail Jennings (1730-1810), is buried in the Readington Reform Churchyard. There has been a dispute about her because one account shows her to have died earlier, yet it attributes a child to
24. Re: [NJHUNTER] QUESTIONS [1]
Richard, I am a descendant of Burtis Myers through his son, Jacob Myers. If you have any info regarding Burtis, I would be most appreciative. Thank you, Brenda ----- Original Message ----- From: "Richard Reger" To: Sent: Monday, August 26, 2002 10:22 PM Subject: Re: [NJHUNTER] QUESTIONS > Speaking of Myers. I am trying to find the parents of Lucinda Myers > (b. abt 1819) married Samuel Davenport (b. abt 1815). They were > married 4 June 1840 and had Child
25. [NJHUNTER] 23 LANCE marriages from "L" Hunterdon Marriages 1876 - 1900 [1]
If anyone knows more about these people please let me ( And the list ) know. Laurence Lance "L" Hunterdon Marriages 1876 - 1900 Compiled by Frank E. Burd 1. Lance, Abram M. & Margaret Hope, July 29, 1879 ( Harris) 2. Lance, Alfred & Emma Force, Sept 21, 1878 ( Stout) 3. Lance, Charles C. & Anna M. Howard, June 19, 1879 (Tindall) 4. Lance, Elizabeth & John Davis, Jan 08, 1881 (Magie) 5. Lance, Emma & George Crater, Nov 12, 1881 ( Haggerty) 6. Lance, George & Melissa Fleming, Oct 15, 1887 ( Decker) 7.
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