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1. Re: [NJHUNTER] Lenox Diner and Raymond Ruth Pics [1]
I don't know anything about the diner but I am also researching Bolmers and Hartrums, also Fraze. Rachel Fraze was married to a Richard Bolmer. All from New Jersey. My maiden name was Bolmer, can I help? Maybe we are related. If it turns out we are looking for the same people or I can help you, I will give you my email address. Mary Smith Nevada ----- Original Message ----- From: Kim Eckhardt Sent: Monday, December 06, 2004 4:31 AM To: NJHUNTER-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [NJHUNTER] Lenox Diner and Raymond
2. Re: [NJHUNTER] Old Maps [1]
John, Understand your map fustration... I also have given up or stopped where I am with a map of Somerset county... I was offered a map of the county, but it was 6x8 --six by eight FEET... Best wishes for the Holidays, John Ten Eyck of Mt. Clemens, MI
3. 1851 Cornell Map of Hunterdon Co is still there [1]
I received an e-mail from the library yesterday. The 1851 Cornell map is still there. Apparently, it is framed and cannot be copied on their copier, but it should be readable. My compliments to those who have volunteered to make an index. I wish I could help, but distance makes that impossible for me. I am trying to locate and buy an original map from several map sellers, but I haven't had any positive responses yet. Richard Welch Farmington, New Mexico
4. Re: [NJHUNTER] Re: Welch, Welsh or Welsch on early maps [1]
Mary, Around 410-450 AD four hundred years of occupation ended for Britain as the Romans left to defend their holdings in Europe and their homeland. Saxon adventurers seized the opportunity and start invading. Waves of Saxons descended upon Britain, and referred to the . native Cymreig in the far west as waelsa, or foreigners, as has been noted in the previous posting. So, the surname Welsch could also denote a family from Wales. Here's a link to an Encyclopedia Britannia article. http://www.britann
5. Re: [NJHUNTER] 1851 Cornell Map of Hunterdon Co [1]
Dana is correct. The map is on the wall of the society library to the left of the door. But more important is that copies were made of the quadrants and property owner names in each township were indexed by volunteers and are available in the library. One just has to know to ask for the index of names. That reprinted map is the best mid-19th century resource of Hunterdon County people and could be coordinated with the 1850 census, all thirty years before Snell's 1882 History of Hunterdon. Pam B
6. Re: [NJHUNTER] Samuel Cornell map [1]
Thank you, Jerry. Very nice of you to take the time. I believe the "J.J. Vliet" you found on the map must be the one who owned property on Person Road between Bloomsbury and West Portal (Beers Atlas of Hunterdon County). DNA testing has proven that my Jacob B. Vliet ties in with the Vliet's who lived along that part of the Musconetcong, but I'm still looking for the parents of my Jacob. We know a lot about Jacob's wife, Barbary Opdyke, but almost nothing about Jacob. Thanks for trying to help. -Rita i
7. Re: [NJHUNTER] Early maps: surname WELCH [1]
Hi Betty, On the Samuel C. Cornell Map of Hunterdon County dated 1851, there is a listing for a J. Welch who had 2 properties on what is now Hill and Dale Road on the North side of the Road [Hill & Dale] about 1/2 mile and 1 mile West of CR 517. This is about a mile due North of present day Oldwick. I also looked in an area about 5 miles around Bissell and that is the only listing I noted for the name WELCH. Regards, Bill PS: Please note that the Index to the Hunterdon Gazette had listings for about 20
8. Re: [NJHUNTER] Hartrum Descendants [1]
Lorrie, I didn't have any trouble with the site or the links but am not sure if I went into the same links as the others. Kim Lorrie Crompton wrote: Hi Dale & Others: Thanks for the comment on the web site...wish that I could take the credit for that...but, alas, I can't....Dave Naylor is the one who has started and maintained that Hartrum Web Site. I sent him a message about the dead links, so, I am not sure which ones you mean, would you please let me know? There are alot of Hun
9. Early maps of Hunterdon County's townships [1]
Many years ago I purchased a good copy of a land ownership map of Tewksbury Township, dated 1851. I've worn out the map over the years and I need to replace it. Does anyone know where to purchase these now? Richard Welch Farmington, New Mexico
10. Re: [NJHUNTER] Samuel Cornell map [1]
Yes, Laurence, we've been in touch before. Can't remember the Vliet person's name, but I'm sure we've covered it. I'm looking for Jacob B. Vliet....actually, I really want to know who his parents were. -Rita ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Sunday, December 05, 2004 4:52 PM Subject: Re: [NJHUNTER] Samuel Cornell map > > In a message dated 12/2/2004 9:07:10 PM Pacific Standard Time, > rchesterton@erols.com writes: > > I don't know if anyone h
11. New Subscriber [1]
Hello everyone! I just subscribed to this list yesterday, and already feel at home seeing posts by cousins Rita Chesterton and Mary S. Kyritsis. Just thought I'd make myself known and post my website URL for anyone with Hunterdon Co. ancestry who might like to visit. I welcome corrections, and don't mind adding a few new cousins' lines now and again. Its at: http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=updike Rita: I did a little search for your Jacob B. VLIET and found a few websites tha
12. Samuel Cornell [1]
Is this Samuel Cornell, map maker the related to the following Benjamin born in Hopewell? Benjamin Cornell, b. 1743 in Hopwell, NJ. At age 13 he moved with his father Smith Cornell to Bucks Co., PA. ===== Nancy Bucks County History and Genealogy http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~buckscounty/ __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
13. Re: [NJHUNTER] 1851 Cornell Map of Hunterdon Co is still there [1]
Can some one take a picture of it and then enlarge the picture. We did this with a map on the wall at AN historical cent er in Canada. It worked very well. Marty ----- Original Message ----- From: "Richard Welch" To: Sent: Saturday, December 04, 2004 8:35 AM Subject: [NJHUNTER] 1851 Cornell Map of Hunterdon Co is still there > I received an e-mail from the library yesterday. The 1851 Cornell map is > still there. Apparently, it is framed and cannot be copied
14. Re: [NJHUNTER] Samuel Cornell map [1]
I don't know if anyone has time or inclination to do 'look ups' on the Samuel Cornell map of Hunterdon, but IF there's someone out there.....I'd like to know if JACOB B. VLIET appears on the map. He could have been living anywhere between Still Valley in Greenwich Twp and West Portal, Bethlehem Twp, I suppose. Thanks for any help!! Rita in Hunterdon
15. Re: [NJHUNTER] Early maps of Hunterdon County's townships [1]
Please, if it is at all legible. Is there a Welsh farm listed? I believe it would have been very near the community of Bissel(l). Thank you. Betty Lynne in PA On Wed, 01 Dec 2004 08:45:46 -0700 rwelch@zianet.com wrote: > Many years ago I purchased a good copy of a land >ownership map of Tewksbury Township, dated 1851. I've >worn out the map over the years and I need to replace it. >Does anyone know where to purchase these now? > Richard Welch >Farmington, New Mexico > > > ==== NJHUNTER Mailin
16. RE: Old Maps [1]
You might want to email BooksNJ and ask about the map. They may be able to give you more information on it. They might even have a link to a copy of it - if it is also available on the NJ State Archives website, for instance. Jonathan Sheppard Books has many map reprints that are really nice and I know he has some for NJ. www.jonathansheppardbooks.com should be the website address... and the link to the maps section is: www.jonathansheppardbooks.com/JSBMaps/maphome.htm Happy hunting! Regards, Joan J
17. Re: [NJHUNTER] Early maps: surname TRIMMER/MELICK [1]
> Would there be a reference to my Jacob D. Trimmer (1802-1864) of New > Germantown, NJ? He ran a grist mill nearby near the Tewksbury > Readington twp area per our family Bible. His wife was Susanna Melick > dau. of Tunis Melick. They were married at the Zion Lutheran Church in > New Germantown by Rev. Pohlman in April 1824. If this helps any ... I'm in the process of indexing an 1868 map of Washington Twp, Morris Co, NJ showing land ownerships. The map shows some overlap into the surrounding areas,
18. Re: [NJHUNTER] Hartrum Descendants [1]
Hi Lorrie, I just visited the URL of the site at the bottom of your posting to the list, and clicked on some of the surnames in the surname page and all links were 'dead'. I noticed a few possible connections to my families: OPDYKE, SUTTON to name a few. Do you have your info at an alternate location? By the way, a wonderfully designed website! Regards, Dale Updike Lorrie Crompton wrote: > Hi all: > I am also researching Hartrum's. Charity Elizabeth Hartrum was my Great Grandmother. I am trying to place a
19. Re: [NJHUNTER] Hartrum website [1]
Hi Lorrie and all, I have been in touch with Dave, and have come to the conclusion that the Hartrum website has a 100% clean bill of health. It is only when I use my (old!) version of Netscape that I can't open any of the links. I tried it with Internet Explorer, and it works just fine. Sooo its a false alarm. It was interesting to find an OPDYKE in the HARTRUM recipe on the website - James Skene OPDYKE, b. June 1, 1862; married Elizabeth Mary HARTRUM abt 1889. Anyone know who his parents were? I find it
20. email address [1]
If someone from the list emailed me the past few days about the various common connections of our Hunterdon County ancestors that we share in England, please email me again - I deleted your email by mistake. Sorry, I don't recall the surnames mentioned. Got slap-happy with the "Delete" button too late at night.... ;-( Dale Updike
21. Re: [NJHUNTER] Welsh farm northwest of New Germantown [1]
yes i believe that one of the farms is still in existence, on pleasant grove road, i used to live across the street , in fact my property still had the old cow path on it on the right side, but the farm house is still there and the barns, it's beautiful and has been restored, i am sure the long valley historical society would have more information for you, they are located in the center of town on fairview avenue in long valley, teresa.
22. Re: [NJHUNTER] Lenox Diner and Raymond Ruth Pics [1]
Hi Mary! We are definitely related. :o) Richard Bolmer and Rachel Fraze were my ggg grandparents through his son John m. Laura Hartrum. Email me off-list. I can't wait to talk to you! kim_eckhardt@yahoo.com. Kim Eckhardt mary smith wrote: I don't know anything about the diner but I am also researching Bolmers and Hartrums, also Fraze. Rachel Fraze was married to a Richard Bolmer. All from New Jersey. My maiden name was Bolmer, can I help? Maybe we are related. If it turns ou
23. Hartrum Descendants [1]
Hi all: I am also researching Hartrum's. Charity Elizabeth Hartrum was my Great Grandmother. I am trying to place all the Hartrum's from the New Jersey area to their correct lines. If you'd like to share & compare notes on any Hartrum's, you can contact me directly,or through this Hunterdon County List, or through the Hatrum List at Rootsweb. Here's the links for the Hartrum lists and web site.... ==== HARTRUM Mailing List ==== See the Family Tree at http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hotrum Send al
24. Re: [NJHUNTER] 1851 Cornell Map of Hunterdon Co [1]
Marshall, I am pleased to volunteer for the indexing of this map, although I don't have a copy. Have you visited the newly renovated Hunterdon County Library at Flemington? In the new reading room there is a very old, framed county map on the wall - very large. Is this the 1851 Cornell Map? Maybe we can seek permission to convene at the library and use the map for indexing. Of course, for folks that can't get to Flemington, we will need hard copies. What do you think? Beverly G. Kirby-McDonough Holl
25. Welsh farm northwest of New Germantown [1]
In 1850 Jacob Welsh owned two farms northwest of New Germantown (go about 1/2 mile north out of town and turn left (west) on the first road. Go about a mile and the farms were on the right). One of these would have been a farm he bought at the time of his marriage. The other of these farms would have been his mother's, Catherine (Crater) Welsh, who died in 1845. Can anyone tell me which of these farms had been owned by Catherine... and is the original farm house still in existence? Richard Welch Far
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