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1. Re: [NJHUNTER] ROCKEFELLER [1]
Jerry, I didn't find a Sophia Rockefeller b. 1780, in the Rockefeller Genealogy books, vol. I-IV. Do you have a possible township she might have been born in? Deborah in OK Message text written by INTERNET:NJHUNTER-L@rootsweb.com >Jerry, I don't know anything about Sophia Rockefeller, but is this Elijah, the son of Samuel who made his will April 14, 1802 and was the son of Bartholomew and Elizabeth Thatcher? I try to keep track of Thatchers and Taylors whose offspring married into the Eick family.
2. [NJHUNTER] Hunterdon Co. NJ Wills [1]
MrBill, how far back to these wills go? Mary Mary Kyritsis Kifissia, Greece > WILLS IN HUNTERDON COUNTY, NEW JERSEY > > Just to clarify for everyone interested in Hunterdon County, the > WILLS and all other records generated by the legal system when a > person deceases are kept in the Surrogates Office in the new Court > House on the corner of Park Avenue and Capner Street in Flemington.
3. [NJHUNTER] LACEY, SMITH & WILLIAMSON; Hunterdon Co., NJ < 1807 [1]
>From New Jersey Colonial Documents: Calendar of Willas--1806-1809: "1807, Feb. 18. SEALY, Robert, of Bethlehem Twsp., Hunterdon Co.; will of. Wife, Hannah, real and personal estate; she paying other bequests. Sons, Robert, Henry, daughters, Ann, Hannah and sons, Hugh, Daniel and John, each $2. Executrix--wife Hannah. Witnesses--Richard LACEY, Jesse SMITH, William WILLIAMSON. Proved May 6, 1807. 1807, April 20. Inventory, $293.50; made by Richard LACEY and Jesse SMITH. File 2271J" Q. Who were the p
4. [NJHUNTER] GSNJ Seminar - Trenton NJ [1]
The Genealogical Society of New Jersey and Genealogical Society of Pennsylvania will sponsor a one-day seminar on 5 April 2003. Dr. George Redmonds, a noted British historian, will be the Keynote Speaker presenting two lectures "Surnames, Genes, and Family Origins" and "Kith and Kin -- Tracing Ancestors thru Their Names". Two other well-known speakers, John Konvalinka CGRS, CGL and Colin Brooks, will also present lectures -- "Discovering London's Genealogical Resources" and "Which Way Did They Go? Scotch-I
5. [NJHUNTER] Holloway/Holoway Whitfield Tharp ... [1]
Holoway Whitfield Tharp, 06, Dec. 14, White Hall Hunterdon Co. NJ. d. 05 Oct. 1895, Fairview, Fulton Co. IL. m. Amy Swallow, 28th day of May in the year of our Lord 1842 (by Rev. Merselles, "Hunterdon Co. Democrat") d. 1900, Fairview, Fulton Co.IL. Hammond map, indicates Tharp nearest neighbors were, Abraham Larue, Luther Opdyke, Fran. Rounsaval, (John Bellis house), John Hartman, Henry Rockafellow, John Kase-1818, Nathanial Rounsaval, Elijah Allen. m in: Hunterdon, NJ Tharp, Ann Married: Jun. 27, 18
6. [NJHUNTER] Fw: Young Family [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: "Pamelyn P. Bush" To: Sent: Sunday, February 02, 2003 8:39 PM Subject: Young Family > Does anyone recognize any member of this family or tracking the Young surname of Hunterdon Co.? > Austin W. Young b. November 1859 or 1860 married Katie R. Everett b. Nov. 1861or 1862 Readington Twp. and had children: > Emma, b. Oct 1882 > Howard, b. April 1886 > Fannie, b. June 1889 > John D., b. January 1892 >
7. [NJHUNTER] unsubscribe [1]
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8. [NJHUNTER] Austin Young - 1860 Census [1]
Hunterdon County, Clinton Twp., p. 627 Household #20, Family #20 Saxton Young, 43, Jur. Carpenter, b. NJ (real prop. $1000, pers. $500) Mahala, 45, b. NJ Manda, 20, NJ Saxton junior, 17, Farm Laborer, NJ Jacob, 15, Farm Laborer, NJ Mary, 13, NJ Elmer, 7, NJ Austin, 1, NJ Hope this is helpful. Not my line, but I came across it while skimming the Clinton records. Dane Coefer
9. [NJHUNTER] wills post 1910 location [1]
In a message dated 2/19/2003 12:02:29 PM Pacific Standard Time, NJHUNTER-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: > frstewart@earthlink.net This person asked where will records are kept for 1910 and later. Wills are part of probate records and are kepted by the individual county that handled the probate for the deceased individual. They are not maintained in a central location. Therefore, you need to determine or know where your ancestor died to begin your search of the probate records which will occur aft
10. Re: [NJHUNTER] Hunterdon Hist Soc. items for sale [1]
Yes, the map does contain household names. You can see a sample of the Beers Maps on the web at: http://www.raub-and-more.com/maps/asbury.html This map is for Asbury in Warren County but the Hunterdon County book contains the same kind of maps. AL ----- Original Message ----- From: "fish fisher" To: Sent: Thursday, February 13, 2003 9:32 PM Subject: Re: [NJHUNTER] Hunterdon Hist Soc. items for sale > > Does this Atlas include surnames of households?
11. [NJHUNTER] Phillips Series in the Lambertville Beacon, 1933 [1]
A little while ago, I mentioned to the list that I was doing some reseach on the Phillips family in Hunterdon (particularly Amwell) and that I had come across a series of articles in the Lambertville Beacon. The series is focused on Justice John Phillips' ancestors. I cannot guarantee the accuracy of the research. I have noted some errors; and oftentimes lack of detail of his uncle's family - his father's half brother (wouldn't you know it is my line which I am having difficulty with). Well, I have star
12. [NJHUNTER] Tax Lists [1]
Can anyone tell me if Tax Lists are available for the period 1750 - 1780? Bill Coles
13. [NJHUNTER] My Web Page [1]
Have just set-up a Web page of my genealogy at: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~cabyers/ Let me know what you think ? Carol
14. [NJHUNTER] Looking for SEVERS/SEEVERs/SEAVERS and BUSENBERG/BUSENBERGER 1700's [1]
Hi all. I am looking for info on Abraham SEVERS/SEEVERS born abt 1746 and Conrad SEVERS/SEVER his possible father , Conrad Severs was married to Charity BUSENBERG/BUSENBERGER born abt 1716 daughter of Johnaanes BUSENBERGER born 1686 Sehlen,Hessen-Nessen,Prussia and immigrated to Hunterton Co abt 1710.....Charity's name could be Cheretraait Busenberger in the records as I have sen it both ways........any info on these families would be great. TIA, Linda Chandler
15. [NJHUNTER] Re: Schuyler/Philhower [1]
Can anyone tell me who the parents were of Peter SCHUYLER, who married Catherine "TREENIE" PHILHOWER, daughter of Jacob...Both of Hunterdon Co NJ...Married April 1819, Hamilton County Ohio...Later to Lapel Indiana...Also, is there a PHILHOWER mail list... Thanks, Dick Carter rcar37@prodigy.net
16. [NJHUNTER] Re: [Baptists & Drakes [1]
More on the topic of the Baptists. This may be beside the point or even redundant, but I haven't seen it in this discussion of the origins of Baptistown, so I offer it here: The numerous Drake family of NJ had originally settled in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, near the Piscataqua River (there was also a group of Native Americans with this name or one close to it - writing this from memory). They were Baptists as were some of their neighbors. Eventually, they left or were exiled from their Puritan region and
17. Re: [NJHUNTER] Hunterdon Hist Soc. items for sale [1]
Hi, Just spoke to someone at HCHS and yes, they still have the Beers Atlas on sale for $40.00. They also have Snell's 2 volume history of Hunterdon and Somerset Counties for sale at $80.00 and they have one of Phyllis D'Autrechey's More Records of Hunterdon Co. available, the lady wasn't sure whether it was vol. 1 or vol. 2. They also have some assorted little books and pamphlets available. I am putting in the link to the HCHS and you might give them a call tonight. Thursday is
18. Re: [NJHUNTER] Hunterdon Hist Soc. items for sale [1]
The Beers map is on sale on e-bay for $110.00 per township!!! KaySFO@aol.com wrote:Hi, Just spoke to someone at HCHS and yes, they still have the Beers Atlas on sale for $40.00. They also have Snell's 2 volume history of Hunterdon and Somerset Counties for sale at $80.00 and they have one of Phyllis D'Autrechey's More Records of Hunterdon Co. available, the lady wasn't sure whether it was vol. 1 or vol. 2. They also have some assorted little books and pamphlets available. I am putting in the link to t
19. [NJHUNTER] Covenhoven [1]
Hello Everyone, I am researching my gggg grandparents, Catherine Covenhoven and Adam Jobs. Anyone with any information out there? Her is what I have for Catherine and Adam. Thank you for any help. Regards, Elaine Eilers Indianapolis, IN Catherine Covenhoven 1. CATHERINE11 COVENHOVEN (NICHOLAS10, PETER9, NICASIUS8 VAN COUWENHOVEN, JAN GERITSE7 VAN KOUWENHOVEN, GARRET WOLFERSEN6, WOLPHERT GERRITSE5, GERRIT JANSZ4, JAN WILLEMSEN3, WILLEM2, JAN1) was born December 09, 1759 in New York, and died May 1827
20. [NJHUNTER] Baptist Churches in Hunterdon Co. [1]
"33. John3 WOLVERTON (882) (Thomas2, Charles1) was born circa 1740. He married Abigail Darby (899), daughter of Ephraim Darby (2305) and Unknown (--?--) (2306), on 19 February 1759 at Married by a Rev. Benjamin Miller (records of Scotch Plains Baptist ChurchEssex County, N.J.), Scotch Plains Bapt. Ch Hunterdon Co., New Jersey/Hunterdon Co., NJ.2 He married Elizabeth (--?--)-Fletcher (4910) before 1776. He died circa 1806 at Maybe- Mercer Co., Ohio." I found this listing on the web but have a question
21. [NJHUNTER] Abraham Seavers/Seevers/Severs [1]
Hi, I'm looking for information on Abraham SEEVERS/SEAVERS/SEVERS born abt 1748 He lived in Amwell Twnship, Hunterdon County, New Jersey and his property was confiscated, probably about 1775 when he was taken prisoner aboard the British ship named TORBAY. In his Rev War papers his service is from NJ. Any information would be helpful, parents and siblings needed as well as any information. Thanks in Advance, Linda Chandler
22. [NJHUNTER] Re: Austin Young - 1860 Census [1]
Austin Young - 1860 CensusDane, Thank you for this information. My husband's cousin, Lorrie (Dilley) Crompton, found the 1880 census with Austin, age 22, and I found him at age 11 in the 1870 federal census, but this 1860 data is very welcome. Now if only someone would come across his tombstone in one of Hunterdon's cemeteries. That would make my day. I also found a marriage record for Saxton Young and Mahala Smith in 1833 in Deats' Hunterdon Marriages. Thanks again, Pam Bush ----- Original M
23. [NJHUNTER] petition to the legislature in 1781 [1]
I have a copy of a letter from Gen. Wm. Maxwell to Gov. Wm. Livingston dated Oct. 28, 1781. A post-script of the letter notes that there exists "a Petition for a number of Inhabitants concerning Colonel Beaver [which] was put into Colonel Hughses hands and mine to present to the Legislature it is left with Colonel Hughs." Does anyone know how and where copies of these early petitions may exist and how to follow up on any legislative activity on them? Thanks, John. --------------------------------- Do
24. [NJHUNTER] Baptists in Kingwood. [1]
Dear Listers, All five copies of the book on the history of the Baptist Church in Baptistown have been spoken for. Kay Larsen
25. [NJHUNTER] Hunterdon Hist Soc. items for sale [1]
Some time ago, there was a comment on this list that the Hunt. Hist. Soc. had the 1873 Beers map for sale. Do they still have it available for purchase? What other items/books might they have available for purchase? Thanks for the help. - john --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Shopping - Send Flowers for Valentine's Day
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