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1. [NJHUNTER] Juliana Britton/John Smith [1]
Greetings, I've recently discovered a connection with a Juliana Britton thanks to the efforts of a generous 'cousin'. Juliana was born in 1788 and died 1858 and is buried at the 'Newell cemetery' (anyone know where that is?). I suspect Juliana is a daughter of John Brittain and Hannah Opdyke but have no proof. I did discover that their son Nathaniel Britton (1783-1867) named a daughter Juliana which I believe has to be more than a coincidence. Any information on the Britton/Brittain family of 18t
2. [NJHUNTER] STICKEL, WHITMAN, SHOUDT [1]
Surnames mentioned below: STICKEL, WHITMAN, SHOUDT, KRAIL, HILBERT, HILLPOT, PURSELL, SHAFER, ELLICOTT, QUICK, SNYDER, WASSER, BURROUGHS, FISHER, CULBERTSON, MILLS, LOWDER, VAN VESLOR / VAN VELLSER Christiana STICKEL/STECKEL married William WHITMAN and produced six children around the 1860s in the Upper Black Eddy / Nockamixon area of Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, USA. I don't know much more about Christiana, but it appears that she was German or Dutch, while her husband was born in Pennsylvania and died in 1
3. [NJHUNTER] CASE Family [1]
Hi Listers: I'm fairly new to this list and just began my Hunterdon County search, but I think I remember seeing a query about the Case family last week. I have a Case family on the 1905 NJ State Census. If you are still interested, please e-mail me and I'll pass on the census info. seashell529@mindspring.com
4. Re: [NJHUNTER] Hills/Youngs [1]
No James Young in Clover Hill. Elizabeth 1841, 1864, "daughter of John R. & Elizabeth" Elzabeth unk, unk, age 74, "widow of John R. Young" Elizabeth 1814, 1876, age 62, "wife of Christianus A. Van Doren" Dan Conner wrote: > Sharon, > With respect to the YOUNG's . . . is there a James (mid init is 'H', I > believe) and Elizabeth? > Thank you, > Dan > > >From: Sharon / Harry Colquhoun > >To: NJHUNTER-L@rootsweb.com > >Subject: Re: [NJHUNTER] Hills/Youngs > >Date: Fri, 16 Feb 200
5. [NJHUNTER] Re: NJHUNTER-D Digest V01 #28 [1]
I must apologize for one of my e-mails posting to this list. I have no idea how it happened. Sandra Holloway
6. Re: [NJHUNTER] Seminary for Reformed Church (German & Dutch)) in New Brunswick [1]
The New Brunswick seminary in NJ is the oldest of the Dutch Reformed Church - the newer one is Western Theol. Sem. in Holland, MI (the old Dutch church is now called the Reformed Church in America (RCA). The German Reformed seminary is in Lancaster PA I remember. Most of the German Ref. churches merged and became Evangelical & Reformed then merged again with the Congregational Church to become the United Ch. of CHrist. The German Reformed (called the Reformed Church in the US) still exists but mostly in th
7. Re: [NJHUNTER] WILLIAM CASE [1]
Barry, I must send this as a "reply", so you remember what you sent me. I read plenty of mail, but don't get much time to respond. I am deep rooted in Kingwood, but cannot find an Edward Sherman. I have a feeling you're going to connect me... I do relate to Israel C. Sherman, buried in Rosemont Cemetery. George Fox........the one I have had a daughter Ancher, who married Uriah Bonham I descend from Manning Force Sherman m. Amy Catherine Bellis Manning and Amy had one son, Lester Bellis Sherman m. Fayetta
8. Re: [NJHUNTER] WILLIAM CASE [1]
As you all probably noticed this message has nothing to with William Case. But then again, neither have the previous 4 messages that have been attached to this header. Could we all PLEASE remember to change the subject line. Thank you, Joann
9. [NJHUNTER] Tharp [1]
Jan: I am interested in your Tharp family because our Tharp line also comes out of NJ. # 1. Thomas b. 1644 Woodbridge #2.Joseph b. 1667 Woodbridge #3.Job b. 1714 probably Woodbridge #4.Reuben b. 1755 NJ & Paul #5. John Wallace b. 1785 NJ #6. Abner b. 1814 PA & Mary b. abt 1809 Ohio Reuben was in the Rev War Any of this familiar? Donavene
10. [NJHUNTER] READING Tankard [1]
I'm following the READING line and I was wodering what ever happened to the TANKARD that Josiah Granville Leach described in his "Memorials of the READING, HOWELL, etc. Does it still exist and if so could a picture of it be made? Don McCarthy ( my mother was # 965 in the above book ) Thanks
11. Re: [NJHUNTER] Re:Rutgers library [1]
The Special Collections, containing Genealogical information, New Jersey History (Colonial, 19th and 20th Century), plus Rutgers University history, is located in the main library building on the New Brunswick campus on College Street. Marvin K. Hoffman Phone: 828-262-3075 Appalachian State University Fax: 828-262-2947 Political Science/Criminal Justice Boone, NC 28608 Internet: HOFFMANMK@APPSTATE.EDU On Thu, 1 Feb 2001 CraigH9557@aol.com wrote:
12. [NJHUNTER] Henry HOFFMAN/1765-1825/Cokesbury,Hunterdon Co NJ [1]
Henry HOFFMAN b. 1765 d.1825 in Cokesbury m. Anna HOFFMAN (dau of John & Ann Elizabeth (YOUNG)HOFFMAN) Anna b. on 8-20-1772 in Cokesbury,Hunterdon co.d. unknown. They were the parents of 9 children. Harmon b.2-12-1798 Henry M. b.3-15-1802 Jacob b.7-24-1808 Noah b.3-12-1812 John b.unknown Sarah b. unknown Margaret b. unknown Lydia b. unknown Anna b. unknown Does anyone have a more exact date of birth/death for Henry HOFFMAN or a marriage date for Henry & Anna. Also any help on the blank areas of the childre
13. [NJHUNTER] Adaline GODOWN, Hunterdon County, NJ [1]
Hello Hunterdon County Researchers, I'm trying to track down additional information on the ADALINE GODOWN described below. If anyone has come across information on her parents, siblings, etc it would be of great help. ADALINE GODOWN was born March 02, 1804 in Hunterdon, NJ, and died August 12, 1875 in Cordova, Rock Island, IL. She married JONATHAN HUNTER RAKE June 20, 1820 in Hunterdon, NJ, son of WILLIAM RAKE and LYDIA LAREW. Children of ADALINE GODOWN and JONATHAN RAKE are: i. LYDIA ANN RAKE, b. 18
14. [NJHUNTER] Frenchtown Cemetary [1]
I've reviewed a record that shows my ancestor James Samuel Manners buried at "Frenchtown Cemetary." Is there a cemetary with this name in Frenchtown? Has it been transcribed? Jeff DeMarco jmd@alumni.princeton.edu
15. [NJHUNTER] Re:Rutgers library [1]
Can anyone give me more info on the Rutgers Library collection? I am having trouble figuring out what collection it is and which library it is in as there appear to be several. I have been to their web site but that did not help. Also where exactly are the good research locations in Trenton? I'm headed up tomorrow to see what I can find. Craig Herron
16. [NJHUNTER] Genconnect Boards are down [1]
In response to some recent queries: The Genconnect boards are down for maintenance. One of the main components needed rebuilt and they are backing up all data and it is unknown exactly when they will be back online. This means that the "Boards" - Query, Obit, Will,Deed, Pension and Bible will NOT work! Debbie Jennings debbiej@iquest.net "Following the footprints through time" Researching in IN,KY,TN,NC,PA,NJ,VT,NY,MA,MD, VA,CAN,GER,ENG
17. [NJHUNTER] Andreas ABEL/1759- [1]
Andreas Able b. 1759 m. Christinia Schuyler (dau of Phillip & Anna (ANDERSON)SCHUILER)on 1-28-1779 at Zion Lutheran Church,Oldwick,Hunterdon co. Christinia b. about 1758 Germantown NJ d.9-5-1819 in Glen, Montgomery co,NY. They had 7 children: Phillip b.7-18-1779 Dorothea b. 8-9-1781 Jacob b.6-20-1784 John b.10-19-1786 Andrew b.5-20-1789 Mathias b.2-15-1792 Eva b.4-12-1797 I am looking for the parents of Andreas b.1759 and also his birthplace and date of death. Any help would be appreciated. Debbie Jennin
18. [NJHUNTER] Hills/Youngs [1]
Would appreciate it if anyone had a copy of the Hills and Youngs buried in the Clover Hill Graveyard. Thank you, Norma
19. [NJHUNTER] Cain [1]
Message text written by INTERNET:NJHUNTER-L@rootsweb.com >I am searching for the parents and siblings of John B. Cain. John Cain was born near Amwell, Hunterdon County, New Jersey on April 7, 1804.< Hi, I'm not a CAIN relative, I just have some excess information. Hunterdon County Tax Ratables - Amwell Township: 1803 - p. 10. CAIN Gabriel 14 acres, 3 cattle p. 70, Enrolled Militia - Gabriel CAIN (listed between Christ Fisher [Crift Fifher] and Darrick Sutphin 1802 - p. 10. CAIN, Gabriel 1
20. [NJHUNTER] SLACK [1]
>I need the birth information on Henry >Slack,born@1814-1820 in Amwell Township or nearby in >Hunterdon County. >I am in need of any info on him but mostly his parents >and birth date.Please, if there is anyone who can help >I would be soooooooooooo grateful. >Thank you so much in advance, >Carl >P.S. He married Rachel Kitchen,Solebury,Bucks county >Penn.,7/30/1836 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Interesting families here: "A History of East Amwell" page 137, in a bio of Lewis Chamberlain born 1
21. [NJHUNTER] Re: DILTS, William abt 1765 [1]
For a long time I have been searching for information re Wm. Dilts m to Catherine Holcomb. He died in March 1831. Born abt 1765. Now I am also looking for Wm. Dilts m to Sarahanna ??. He died Oct 1848. Born abt 1766. I wrote myself a note, from I don't now know where, re Christopher Dils & Amelia Godfrey who I believe had a son William b Jan 1 1763 Kingwood Twp. Also had a son Godfrey and Christopher. Is anyone researching this family? Can you tell me more about this William? I think he may b
22. Re: [NJHUNTER] Rockafellow,Case,Boss,Lott,Johnson,Alpaugh [1]
Hello Sharon, I have Case and just possibly Rockafellow, along with many others from dear Hunterdon Co. Eleanor , > > Looking to correspond with others researching these names. Sharon > > > > > ==== NJHUNTER Mailing List ==== > Visit the Hunterdon County GenWeb page at: > http://members.aol.com/njysprez/index.htm > > > ============================== > Create a FREE family website at MyFamily.com! > http://www.myfamily.com/banner.asp?ID=RWLIST2 >
23. Re: [NJHUNTER] Juliana Britton/John Smith [1]
Hi, You can find some information on the Newell Family Burying Grounds at the Hunterdon County GenWeb Site: http://members.aol.com/njysprez/cemetery.htm In addition to the information there, Newell Cemetery is on Foothill Road in the westernmost section of Readington Township This cemetery was invertoried by the Genealogical Society of New Jersey and if you can get to the Rutgers Alexander Library you can find who is buried there. AL NilesRick@aol.com wrote: > > Greetings, > > I've recently discovere
24. [NJHUNTER] SMITH, THOMAS B. 11-20-1677 [1]
Am looking for info on above Thomas son of Andrew Smith b. abt 1650 and wife Olive Pitt. Thomas was involved in Coxe Land Scandal and left with John Park I and several other families in 1735. Particularly looking for descendants. Thomas eventually ended up in Rowan Co., NC and was one of the first families of Jersey Settlement and founder of Jersey Baptist Church in NC. Would be more than happy to share information. Thanks, Cathy Allor
25. [NJHUNTER] HENRY SLACK b.@1818 M. RACHEL KITCHIN... [1]
Hello fellow "Rooters", I am searching for the Parents of Henry Slack,b.@1815-@1830 m.Rachel Kitchin of New Hope Penn.Foolish me,I think I've been looking in the wrong place( or at least the wrong side of the river.). I thought he was born in New Hope Pennsylvania but now I've found evidence he was born in New Hope township New Jersey.I cant find this on any map but could it possibly have existed? I feel certain that my line is connected to the Dutch Slacks(Cornelius Slacht)but I need to know Henrys Parent
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