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1. [NJHUNTER] Re:Snyder,Bird,stout families [1]
Snyder, Bird, Stout Has anybody found any of these families in Hamilton Co. OH 1810-1840, or Adams or Calhoun co. IL 1830-1850? Or any other Hunterdon families? Craig Herron Herron, Akers, Milburn, Cotton,
2. [NJHUNTER] HOFFMAN/SCHUYLER/PHILHOWE [1]
Debbie Jennings was heard to say: DJ> I am researching the following lines in the Hunterdon county area. DJ> 1) Phillip SCHUILER about 1714-1784 DJ> 2) Henry HOFFMAN who died about 1794 DJ> 3) Johannes Peter APGARD born about 1714 DJ> 5) Phillip PHILHOWER born about 1724 DJ> 6) Henry HOFFMAN born 1765 died 1825 DJ> There are other surnames in the Hunterdon county area I'm researching the HOTRUM/HARTRUM/HARTRAM surnames and have marriages in Hunterdon co. with all of the above surname
3. [NJHUNTER] John Case, s/o Peter [1]
I have a copy of an indictment for John Case during the October 1826 Term in Hunterdon Co, NJ as follows: State vs John Case, son of Peter,File #3269 Pleaded not guilty May Term 1827 The document reads: The Grand Inquest, for the State of New Jersey, and for the body of the County of Hunterdon upon their oath and affirmation those who were affirmed severally alleging themselves conscientiously scrupulous of taking an oath. Present, that John Case, son of Peter Case late of the township of Amwell in the
4. [NJHUNTER] BREWER [1]
Linda, I don't know of BREWERs in Hunterdon County, but there were some in Gloucester County, NJ - which is right across the River from Philadelphia. A quick clance at the Gloucester County Marriages book by H. Stanley Craig shows: David H. Brewer & Mrs. Mary Sooy, 8-23-1834 Edmund Brewer & Diadema Cheesman, 1-12-1799 Edmund Brewer and Elizabeth Perce, 2-18-1836 Robert Brewer & Sarah Franklin, 11-18-1862 When I get the chance, I will check other Southern NJ marriage books that I own. Jean, Tucson,
5. [NJHUNTER] Gano/Mettler [1]
I have a copy of an orphan's court file listing Charles Gano as Guardian for the children of Hiram Mettler. The children Martha Ann, Mary Maria, John and William Henry Mettler. The guardianship papers were filed in 1855. What I would like to determine is what relationship Charles and Samuel Gano may have had to these children. It appears that Hiram was a widower at the time of his death. Appreciate any help. Sincerely, Lorretta Sinclair
6. [NJHUNTER] Naturalization Records [1]
Hi Group, Thanks for the many responses to the Ancestor arrival request. It seem the large majority are in the same boat as I. [Pun intended] The next part to this puzzle would be, has anyone found a copy of the Naturalization records or oath of allegiance? If so can you tell us where you found the record? I know a lot of us would be appreciative of any help, you can provide. Larry Housell Looking for the family of Theodore Housell, born Amwell 1816 or Mary Moore born 1820.
7. Re: [NJHUNTER] WILLIAM CASE [1]
Barry, I've seen you post here many times, but don't remember your Sherman/Bellis connection. Please let me know how you relate and maybe we can fill in some of each others blanks. I've been neglecting my tree, and its time I started back into it. Dave Sherman ----- Original Message ----- From: "Barri Fisher" To: Sent: Monday, November 27, 2000 7:47 PM Subject: [NJHUNTER] WILLIAM CASE > I have been trying to trace the Hunterdon County Case's in an attempt to
8. [NJHUNTER] WOOLVERTON/BUNN Bible [1]
Runyon Woolverton Bible Photocopies accompanied a daguerrotype photo of Runyon Woolverton for sale on Ebay. Photocopies of Mahala Bunn family bible were also present. No indication of the date of this bible or its origin. Location of the original bible is unknown. According to genealogy documents accompanying the bible photocopy, Runyon Woolverton descends as follows: Charles Woolverton and Mary Chadwick I Joel Woolverton (1715-1795) and Elizabeth I Joel Woolverton (1761-1804) and Anne Runyon (1763-180
9. [NJHUNTER] Re: Snyder [1]
Jan, I have information on the Estate of a George Snyder, Division of property as follows: Greenwich Twp, adjoining Fair's line. Petitioner was John Snyder and the children of Ann Haupt, some being minors. John Snyder, Christopher Snyder, Peter Snyder, George Snyder, Jacob Snyder, Mary Miers nee Snyder, Kathryn Randall nee Snyder, Margaret Taylor nee Snyder, Charity Cutts/Cults nee Snyder, Elizabeth Sutton nee Snyder, Anne Haupt nee Snyder ,deceased, heirs: Margaret Rymer nee Haupt, Henry Haupt, Mary Haupt
10. Re: [NJHUNTER] Re: Smith of Alexandria [1]
Loretta, Any other info on that Ann Huff. My Huffs were in the Hamilton Tract also. Eleanor Nielsen > > History of Hunterdon Co., by Snell, pg 416, lists Herbert Smith as one of > the tenants of the Hamilton tract in 1774. I have copies of several maps > that show the land of Harbert Smith and there are no other SMITH's in that > area that I can discern. The family bible, which I have the honor of > owning, was given to their first dtr Charity which lists the birth, death > and marriage dates for Herbert
11. [NJHUNTER] Carpenter, Coe, and Dun [1]
Dear Hunterdon Co. Folks, I am trying to find the parents of Moses Carpenter, b. about 1750, maybe Jamaica, NY. He is reported to be the son of John Carpenter and Ruth Coe of Jamaica - I cannot find any proof of this. He married Elizabeth Runyon, dau of Richard and Anne (VanCourt) Runyon who were apparently living in Morris Co. NY about 1774 when they would have married. Moses Carpenter and many others were in Ora ge Co. NY in the early 1770s where his daughter was baptized in the Goshen Pres. Ch
12. [NJHUNTER] Help [1]
I've lost it in more ways than one. I know that I saw a link to Dennis Sutton's wonderful Democrat Transcription Index, where you could put in a name and it would go to the year and the person. I did it and it worked Help and Thank You Norma
13. [NJHUNTER] Hausell- [1]
Naturalized in New Jersey Christian Hasell July 8, 1730 Jacob Houselt July 8, 1730 John Housilt July 8, 1730 Matthias Houshilt December 8, 1744 Adam Hoeshield December 8, 1744 Best, Bob Smith ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Thursday, December 21, 2000 3:49 PM Subject: Re: [NJHUNTER] Ancestor Arrivals/Hausell-Trimmer > Hi, > I am also so interested as my Johannes Trimmer settled in Amwell and lived > near the Hausells (Hausscheilt)
14. Re: [NJHUNTER] And more Case wives ... [1]
I checked my lists for any connections and can't seem to see any at this time, but we'll hang on to you, Thanks for sharing, Eleanor > Ann CASE m 27 Sep 1778 as his second wife, Isaac COURSEN (b 1745, Readington, > d 1811) > > Elizabeth CASE b 18 Sep 1825, d 1 May 1905, Hunterdon Co, m January 1853 > Hiram WILSON > > Sintha (Cynthia) CASE b 4 Oct 1846, d 22 Jan 1920, m 28 Feb 1867 Austin > Sylvanus WILSON > > > I have descendents for all that I am willing to share but would love to know > where these lad
15. Re: [NJHUNTER] Naturalization Records [1]
Hunterdon County Naturalization records have been published in various sources, including the Records of Old Hunterdon County, vols I and II, and More Records of Old Hunterdon County, Vol. I, compiled by Phyllis D'Autrechy and editied by Roxanne Carkhuff. Only immigrants from non-English speaking countries were considered aliens prior to the Revolution. Citizenship was required to purchase land, and to vote (if you were not female). The latest publication by Phyllis D'Autrechy contains records of naturaliz
16. [NJHUNTER] Re: Morris Co Marriage records [1]
Seeking early,(1700-1750)Morris Co Marriage records. Can anyone tell me if they are on line. OR, does anyone have them? I am seeking marriage of Phillip Shiler/Schuiler/Sheeler to Anna Anderson. Approx 1740-1845. Any help appreciated. Thanks. Dick Carter rcar37@prodigy.net Dick Carter rcar37@prodigy.net
17. [NJHUNTER] Re: NJHUNTER-Naturalization records [1]
Hi all, Does anybody have a list of Naturalization records? I keep seeing mention made of them. If so are there any: Akers,Herron,Herrin,Milborn, names on it? Craig Herron
18. [NJHUNTER] Re: Hunterdon Co Marriage Rec [1]
Are the Hunterdon Co Marriage records online?? Thanks. Dick Carter rcar37@prodigy.net
19. [NJHUNTER] Peter Case indictment [1]
Here's another indictment I have a copy of. File #3151 The State of NJ vs Peter Case, Indictment for assault and battery Nathan Stout Foreman The Grand Inquest for the Body of the County of Hunterdon for the State of New Jersey being duly sworn and charged upon the respective Oath of atleast twelve honest and lawful men of said County, Do present that Peter Case late of the County aforesaid on the tenth day of June in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred & seventy eight at Amwell in the Count
20. Re: [NJHUNTER] Mary Case [1]
I thought I would get into this discussion in that I'm following the FOX line and I noticed that Jacob RAKE's middle name was FOX. I have a JACOB FOX born 1794 Hunterdon County and I believe he was married twice. Do you have anything on the RAKE line in this time frame Don McCarthy
21. [NJHUNTER] CASE/KAES/KUHL [1]
Recently there was a lot of discussion on the CASE/KAES surname on this list. I'm sure I missed much of the discussion. Just today I came across the possibility that KAES is in my direct line. Maybe someone here has some info to help me. I'm looking for more info pertaining to Wilhelm KUHL (son of Johannes Paul KUHL & Eva Maria KAES). Wilhelm's will was filed 21 Dec 1815 in Knowlton Twp. Wilhelm married Ester Maria ------ and had children: William, Adam, Paul, Anna (married ------ RAUB), Esther (or Es
22. [NJHUNTER] Help [1]
I do want to Thank Sandy, Pam, Sharon and Richard for their Help in finding the Suttton site. Would also like to Thank everyone that has helped me over the past year. There have been so Many. 25 years of notebooks are more packed than ever, anyone want to come down and organize them? Merry Christmas to all my Internet Friends. Norma
23. Re: [NJHUNTER] Arrivals & naturalizations [1]
Thank you this could be a step in the right direction for many. Eleanor > This may be info that you already have, but here goes: All naturalization actions are not titled the same but they are most often referred to by one or more of these names; Alien's Certificates; Citizenship Papers; Naturalization Proceedings; First and Second Papers. > Naturalization actions may be found in County Courts and also in the United States District Courts. > Most of the records give the name of the petitioner, the name of
24. [NJHUNTER] List [1]
Betty>>I liked the list. I have one I have not solved. It is over an ancestor says "POET 48" GAR. Brn 1779 D. 1860 . I gather he was in Civil War but what is a poet? Norma ----- Original Message ----- From: Bettylou Kranz
25. Re: [NJHUNTER] Aliases [1]
Thank you much, this is worth checking out especially if we could find a similar book for New Jersey. Eleanor > Don't know what they did in sunny and warm Florida for aliases, but there was > a defiinite court procedure up north for name-changes, even in the 18th > century I found a fascinating book at NEHGS, quite a thick one, listing > everyone who had applied to Massachusetts courts for name changes,and their > reasons for it. The cases dated from the early 18th century. There is > doubtless a simi
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