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1. Re: [NJHUNTER-L] ESQ [1]
I believe that ESQ is an abbreviation for "Esquire", a title of respect. I once believed that this was given only to large land owners or to those of civil offices. However, this appears on one of my ancestor's gravemarker and I've been unable to find him being more prominent than to have fulfilled the role of Justice of the Peace for a short time in his community...in fact, after pretty significant research over a period of years can't even find anything on his "roots" prior to going to Otsego Co, NY c17
2. [NJHUNTER-L] Bennet Van Syckel [1]
Bennet Van Syckel, b 17 apr 1830, is the son of Aaron Van Syckel and Mary Bird of Bethlehem, Hunterdon Co, NJ. Does anyone know who Mary's parents are, and/or her birth and death dates? Judy Jamieson Pisano jupisano@hotmail.com http://www.geocities.com/~jupisano ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
3. Re: [NJHUNTER-L] John Besson and Margaret Opdyck [1]
Hi Muffy, John Besson was b. 2 Feb 1773, and marr. 10 Aug 1795 Rachel Trout. He d. 2 Feb 1838 in Alexandria Twp, NJ. What I gave you below is WRONG!!! W * R * O * N * G -- don't know what I was thinking of. Serves me right for sending without verifying. John Besson who marr. Rachel Trout was the son of John Besson and Margaret Opdyck. The older John was b. 17 April 1750. He was an ensign, and d. 24 July 1842. The OLDER John Besson's father was Francis Besson, whom I have always assumed was a French
4. [NJHUNTER-L] Re: MYERS/MIERS (1790 to 1911)/to Isaac Stryker/ includes ref. to property owned by D. Covenhoven [1]
In response to Bill Morrow's post nearly a month ago: Have a "Release of Dower" dated Feb. 8, 1838. May be of interest to those researching Stryker/Myers/Miers/Mires/Covenhoven. Full text available upon request. Also have scanned images of the Dower. >From "Anna Mires widow and relict of Peter Mires late of the Township of Amwell - in the County of Hunterdon and State of New Jersey" . . . "whereof I do hereby acknowledge, by Isaac Stryker [my g-g-g-f?]- of the Township of Readington and County of Hu
5. Re: [NJHUNTER-L] Re: John Besson and Margaret Opdyck [1]
Hello Ron, I have checked on the marriage of Adam Hummer, b. 26 Dec 1781, who marr. 11 Aug 1805 Sarah Wyckoff, but unfortunately the source I have doesn't go into their children. The source given in the article is the Hunderton County Deeds, Book 19, p. 80, for this family. Adam was the eighth child and 4th son of Adam Hummer, b. 1734 probably in Somerset County NJ, who d. Jan 1788 in Lebanon Twp, Hunterdon Co., NJ. His wife's name is only known as Elizabeth--. The earlier Adam was the third son of Har
6. [NJHUNTER-L] Fw: Eliza Beers Helms & Ralph Beers [1]
-----Original Message----- From: AnnieB201@aol.com To: PALACKAW-L@rootsweb.com Date: Thursday, December 10, 1998 11:35 AM Subject: Eliza Beers Helms & Ralph Beers >Thought I would submit this. My grandfather's (Robert Helms) mother died when >he was a baby. His father, Charles Vincent Helms, remarried a widow whose >married name was Eliza Beers. Eliza was a midwife and quite stern. She >raised my grandfather as her own and loved him dearly. She had one kno
7. [NJHUNTER-L] William Green family c 1750. [1]
Hello, I'm in search of the following family: Judge William Green had possibly 14 or more children, one of them being Jeremiah. Looking for a marriage of Jeremiah to Rachel(______) c 1770, They had in Hunterdon Co. a son named Meshack c 1770 and 2 dau.'s (no names, census) younger than Meshack. This family removed to Rowan Co., NC aft 1776 and bef 1783. In 1776 he's found on the Hunterdon tax list living next to his bro Benjamin. In 1783 Rachel a widow gives her consent for Mechack's apprenticeship in
8. [NJHUNTER-L] Mart Holcolmb, Lambertville (Xmas story) [1]
Anyone here have any specific recollections of Mart Holcolmb who was apparently an adult resident of the Lambertville area around the turn of the present century? William B. Cruise (1902-1984), a native of Lambertville, the son of Bartley B. Cruise and Nellie V. Flood Cruise, recalled in an oral interview which I conducted with him in 1979: I wasn't any more than eight years old, I guess, when my brother Tom and I went out in the country to get a Christmas tree. This was where a man by the name o
9. [NJHUNTER-L] P0welson-Voorhees [1]
Need help on locating parents of Mary Powelson born 4-17-1791 and died 2-20-1868 Hillsboro,Somerset Co. NJ, she married Abraham Van Nuys born 7-15-1791 Long Island,NY Mary`s parents are John Powelson and Ann Voorhees married 1790 Can anyone provide me with info on John and Mary? Bill
10. [NJHUNTER-L] Surnames--Better late than never [1]
Here are my names of interest. I give the last person I know in the line. Elizabeth THATCHER born 12 Aug 1778 John BESSON b. 17 April 1750 Elizabeth MEYERS b. 26 Oct 1811 Married Parmer BRYAN on 26 oct 1829 b. 7 June 1807 Peter J. SMITH b. 1 Aug 1818 Married Deborah A. SMITH Maholon SMITH b. 16 Dec 1793 William DILTS d. 20 Oct 1848 married Sarahanna (?) Margaret OPDYKE b. 2 Feb 1752 Let me know if you have any information on these individuals, their decendents or ancestors. Thanks.
11. Re: [NJHUNTER-L] Silverthorn/Silvers [1]
No problem with my name, Linda. I answer to most anything. Re: the DuMonts. I have the DuMont history back into France, but haven't researched the NJ branch yet. If you have the NJ infomation, I'd love to have it. My dad was an Ulster Co, NY DuMond. We have his line back to immigrant Wallerand duMont who came over as a soldier with Pieter Stuyvesant in 1657. I can't remember offhand if one of his sons or grandsons or greats was the duMont who settled in NJ. BTW, I have a family name of HAUGHAY
12. [NJHUNTER-L] Stout-Hunterdon [1]
I am looking for the daughter of Ezekiel STOUT who married John Paxson circa 1785 and then moved to Virginia. Would appreciate any information. Thanks, Kay kwalton@sonline.com MARIS, PAXSON, POWNALL, SIMCOCK, WALN, WEBSTER
13. [NJHUNTER-L] Thomas Holland [1]
Anyone have data on a Thomas Holland born circa 1840 in Hunterdon? *************************************************** Brian E. Rounsavill, CAE Meetings and On-Line Programs Manager The Electrochemical Society, Inc. 10 South Main Street Pennington, NJ 08534-2896 USA Phone: (609) 737-1902 ext. 16, Fax: (609) 737-2743 E-mail: brian@electrochem.org Web: http://www.electrochem.org/staff/brian.html ***************************************************
14. [NJHUNTER-L] Transcriptions/Scans Online. [1]
Hi there. I have just started to put up some transcriptions/scans of family letters/legal documents. Most of the information concerns the Stryker family of White House Sta., Hunterdon Co., NJ from about 1830-1900. Perhaps it will be of use to others, however, who are researching. The site is http://members.xoom.com/RootSearch/indx.htm --Andrea
15. [NJHUNTER-L] Amwell Cemetery Hunterdon Co.surnames Case,Carretson,Stryker,Wyckoff [1]
Amwell Church first Presbyterian Church built 1738 John S.Wyckoff b.?? d.Sept 1815/18 ?? Charles C.Case & Ella V.H. 1868-1941 1872-1955 Charles C.Case 1898-1957 Elmer Case 1893-1969 Robert C.Case 1906-1990 Eleanor Case 1912-1952 Elda M.Case 1909-1997 Isaac L.Wyckoff & Ethel 1868-1930 1891-1953 son son Charles Isaac 1923-1924 1908-1935 Charles W.Wyckoff 1896-1896 Ella M.Wyckoff
16. [NJHUNTER-L] Re: John Besson and Margaret Opdyck [1]
I don't know that the genealogy is still in print; they have it in Flemington and they have it in NEHGS in Boston, and probably in the LDS library. It's called, as I recall, the Opdyck Genealogy :-) The information I gleaned from the Hunterdon Co. Historical Society library in Flemington about the Hummer line has Adam Hummer coming probably from Oberhumrich, Parish of Honnefeld, Neuweid Duchy (Lower Palatinate), German, and probably emigrating ca 1726 to Philadelphia with his brother Harberet. He was natu
17. [NJHUNTER-L] Re: Title page for Early Germans [1]
John Hoffman b 7 Mar 1731/32 New York and later went to Hunterdon County, New Jersey . He was married to Catherine Manning and Anna Dilts. Do you know which children he had with each of these wives? Thanks Muffy
18. [NJHUNTER-L] Sweazey [1]
Peter and Jerusha DEREMER SWEAZEY had a son Joseph Sweazey (b 2 May 1860 in Union Twp., Hunterdon Co.), who was killed by a train in Boundbrook, NJ. He was alive for the 1870 census--still in Union Twp. Where do I look to find more info on this train accident? Were there any newspapers that might have had an article on it (and is there any possible "easy" way to figure out when it happened)? Also, I'd like to know if there is any public transportation going from NYC anywhere near the vicinity of the
19. [NJHUNTER-L] Silverthorn [1]
Loretta: My daughter is a librarian and tells me that there is a 4 volume "History of the Silverthorns" in the State of Michigan Library. She brought me a dozen or so copies of pages but said that there was so much information in them that I need to come over to the library myself and look it over. Do you have this information? If not, I will send you photocopies of what I find. The pages I have show as follows: Oliver Silverthorn b. in England about 1680. Migrated to America about 1700. Settled ne
20. [NJHUNTER-L] Updated webpage [1]
Hi everyone! Hope you all had a happy holiday. I've updated the genealogy files on my webpage so that all the information I have is together in one database. It includes not only my own family but a lot of information on the surmane BIRD and other families of New Jersey, especially Morris, Sussex, Warren, Hunterdon, and Somerset counties. Check it out! Judy Jamieson Pisano jupisano@hotmail.com http://www.geocities.com/~jupisano "To a physicist, everything's relative; to a genealogist, everyone's a
21. Re: [NJHUNTER-L] NJHUNTER List [1]
HI, Yes you are fine. You could look at my webpage. I have some Pickel info there. If you have additions or corrections, please let me know. http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Styx/7477 Thanks, Linda
22. [NJHUNTER-L] Van Arsdalen-Brokaw [1]
I found in the Brokaw genealogy that Catherine Brokaw born 19 Oct 1737 was the second wife of Hendrick Van Arsdalen born 25 JUly 1731 HIllsboro,Somerset Co.NJ There children were Maria bap. 20 Apr 1766 Readington,NJ Hendrich Bap 11 Dec 1768 Readington Isaac bap. 28July 1771 Millstone,NJ I would like to know if anyone has the name of Hendrick Van Arsdalen`s first wife? Bill
23. Re: [NJHUNTER-L] Silverthorn/Silvers [1]
Hi Lucy, Was wondering if you have any info on the Hoff/Huff/Silverthorn connections? Thanks Linda
24. Re: [NJHUNTER-L] John Besson and Margaret Opdyck [1]
I just received a note from Mrs. Jean O. Dreher in response to my inquiry about the Opdyke Genealogy. Here is her answer: "The cost is $35 and that includes mailing costs. I will be happy to mail a book promptly after receiving your check. As you know, it is a copy of the original 1889 deluxe version. I have added some updating at the back of the book on my own line and that of two others." Jean O. Dreher 2334 Kenwood Av Fort Wayne, IN 46805 Danel
25. [NJHUNTER-L] Nonpopulaton Census [1]
I just read in the July/August issue of the "National Genealogy Society Newsletter" an article by Claire Prechtel-Kluskens, Director of NGS called "The Nonpopulation Census Schedules: Part 1, Agriculture and Manufacturing Schedules." Here's the essence: For the years 1850, 1860, 1870, 1880 there's an additional schedule of information about farms: name of owner, manager, acres, cash value, horses, cows, mules, etc. The amount of oats, tobacco, cotton, etc. produced. (In 1850 farms that produced less th
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