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1. [NJHUNTER] Marriage Bonds [1]
I think there was a question about Marriage Bonds earlier and I may have missed an answer in the rush of the holidays. I have a marriage bond with JOSEPH SMITH and JOB (could be Lyons or Sayer) both of County of Hunterdon "do stand justly indebted" etc.... Joseph Smith hath obtained Licence of Marriage for himself of the one Party, and for Mary Bonham of the other Party; ........Date Nov 4 1769. What is the signifigance of the Job (Lyon or Sayer or ?) ?? What is the purpose of such a bond????? Grateful
2. [NJHUNTER] Nursing at St. Francis? [1]
Dear all you NURSES! out there: Roberta Dixon-Pastor's mention of a nursing school on the Mercer Co. list, "She graduated from Mc Kinley nursing school in Trenton around 1932..." puts me in mind of my grandmother's RN training. I believe that my grandmother, Marie REID, attended St. Francis Hospital's training program in Trenton, graduating around 1933 or so. She boarded in during the term, but went home to her sister's house in Lambertville, NJ whenever they got time off. (Her sister, Kitty REID, woul
3. Re: NJHUNTER-D Digest V00 #5 [1]
I noted the queries re. SMITH families and just want to add that I, too, am very interested in any genealogies on early families--pre-1800. It appears that my family went to PA prior to 1800, perhaps to Washington Crossing in Bucks County. Maureen NJHUNTER-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > Subject: > > NJHUNTER-D Digest Volume 00 : Issue 5 > > Today's Topics: > #1 [NJHUNTER] Re: Joseph P. Smith [msouders2@juno.com] > #2 [NJHUNTER] Quick Family History [Lorretta
4. Re: [NJHUNTER] John HIGGINS [1]
Alison, did you try looking in Mercer County? Hopewell is actually in Mercer County. I have all of the surnames you listed - but - no cigar! I forwarded your message to a couple of Hopewell cousins, though, and I'm sure they'll come up with something! Sharon Moore Colquhoun Belle Mead, NJ Alison Wallner wrote: > Hello Listers! > My mother has been searching for 40 years, and now I have taken over the quest - any clues, help, or suggestions greatly appreciated: > > Who is the father of John HIGGINS?
5. Re: [NJHUNTER] KITCHEN [1]
I have a 1924 diary from the Belvidere (Warren Co) area and the author included this reference to Kitchen. Perhaps it is of interest: Wednesday, September 10, 1924 Clear. I canned 12 cans of corn. Mrs. Mooney & 2 children were here. Mr. Arney & George went to a meeting down to court house to see about fixing road frost. Elenora KITCHEN got run over by an auto in Phila. & she died. Lynne TSRACING@webtv.net wrote: > > Looking for info on my KITCHEN family. > Mary Ellen KITCHEN (DEWITT) >
6. [NJHUNTER] Hunterdon County Historical Society Records [1]
I have recently ordered 2 microfiche from my local Family History Center. One is a notebook from the Deats collection including the following notebooks: Brary (2), Britton (2), Buchannan, Burkett, Capner and Case (10). The other is a microfiche of a folder that Fisher hopefully will be contained in. I did not jot down the first and last name contained in the folders, but they are alphabetic. I was told that it would probably be at least 3 weeks until they came in. If anyone would like for me to look up an
7. [NJHUNTER] John Park [1]
I need information on John Park who was in Revolutionary War, or son Abraham. Thank you.
8. [NJHUNTER] DEVER/HARRITY of Lambertville [1]
I would like to re-post my interest in the families of Patrick DEVER and Susannah HARRITY, my 3xg grandparents, of Lambertville, NJ, in the hopes of finding a connection with descendants of their possible brothers and sisters. Their details are below my signature. Their family's migratory path from Co. Donegal, Ireland (c1830-c1852): ---> Newark, Essex Co., New Jersey, USA (c1853-c1856) ---> Maugh Chunk, Carbon Co., Pennsylvania, USA (c1857-c1859) ---> Lambertville, Hunterdon Co. New Jersey, USA (c1860-pr
9. [NJHUNTER] Kinneys/McKinneys of Hunterdon, Nj, 1700s [1]
I am interested in the Kinneys and McKinneys of Hunterdon, NJ. In particular, I am interested in the William Kinney/Eva Schurtz family. Is there anyone out there researching this family? I have that William and Eva had a son William who was christened in 1757 there in Hunterdon. Would like to know if anyone has information on this William Kinney. Would like to know if anyone has any information on any Kinneys from Hunterdon who went South. Thanks Cathy Moore Casper Sanford, NC Researching: Moore, McDowel
10. [NJHUNTER] Kinny Kinney [1]
Cathy, In the Hunterdon County Will index I see: William Kinny Sr. will, inventory & account. dated 1760 The only other is a Theodore Kinney dated 1889 Also a few McKinneys Catharine, 1863 Elsey, 1854 Jacob, 1833 John, 1819 Mordecai, 1760 Geoffrey Cooper email me directly or see my web page for info about wills and other vital record lookups @ NJ LOOKUPS
11. [NJHUNTER] Robbins family of Huntendon Co., NJ [1]
I just today found out that my Daniel Robbins (1764 - 1864) came to Nothumberland Co., PA from Hundendon Co. NJ and was wondering if you have ever come across a Daniel Robbins from that area. He was married to Hannah (lnu) and their children's names were: Sarah, John, Martin, Catherine, Daniel W., Jane, Julia, Polly, and Nancy Robbins. He was said to be of Scotch-Irish stock. He was a blacksmith by trade and farmed/lumbered his aprox. 100 acre farm in Northumberland co., PA. I assume that he was married
12. Re: [NJHUNTER] marriage bonds [1]
Hi Leah, My Bonhams are derived from their relationship to Rebecca Rittenhouse b. Aug. 10, 1758 d. July 21,1830, m. Amos Bonham. Amos and Rebecca had a son William. Amos' parents were Uriah Bonham and Ancher Fox. Amos' brother was Zedediah and sister was Mary. Mary married James Emans and they had a dau. Sarah b. July 1, 1775. Sarah m. Wm. Rittenhouse b. 6-30-1767 d. March 1853 in Kingwood They married 3-23-1794 My Rittenhouse info is extensive. Ancher Fox was the dau. of George Fox. Leah, I also r
13. Re: [NJHUNTER] Kingwood Old School Baptist Church [1]
My Emma Sherman was Emma R. Sherman, dau. of Andrew R and Rachel Ann Robberts Emma R. was born 1-5-1859..............I have no marriage or children info.......this doesn't look like the same as one of yours............I find no Joseph in my line.........I will keep your message for further reference......... Dave Sherman jezaco@bigplanet.com ----- Original Message ----- From: Barri Fisher To: DAVID A SHERMAN Sent: Tuesday, January 11, 2000 12:56 AM Subject: Re: [NJH
14. [NJHUNTER] John HIGGINS [1]
Hello Listers! My mother has been searching for 40 years, and now I have taken over the quest - any clues, help, or suggestions greatly appreciated: Who is the father of John HIGGINS? b. 25 March 1769 d. 27 June 1841 m. Priscilla WERT, dau of Henry WERT & Mrs. Elizabeth STILWELL. Children: Mary HIGGINS b. 11 Sept 1796 Priscilla HIGGINS b. unknown Ann HIGGINS b. 28 April 1803 m. JEREMIAH RITTENHOUSE Sarah Ann HIGGINS b. 17 Oct 1800 d. 6 Feb 1862 Hopewell m. 11 Nov 1820 SAMUEL
15. [NJHUNTER] Re: Joseph P. Smith [1]
I found the query about marriage bonds - and the resulting answers to be quite interesting. I also perked up when I saw the name Joseph Smith. I'm looking for evidence for a Joseph P. Smith and possibly Susan, parents of my gggrandfather Nathan D. Smith who was born in Hunterdon County in 1830. I have the names of his parents from his death certificate but know nothing else about them. From the dates Darwina provides for her Joseph Smith, he is probably earlier than mine...but does anyone see a family c
16. [NJHUNTER] KITCHEN [1]
Looking for info on my KITCHEN family. Mary Ellen KITCHEN (DEWITT) b1877 d1901 Fred KITCHEN b1845 d1904. Robert KITCHEN b1804 d1897 John KITCHEN b1772 ??? Anyone researching this line? Thanks
17. [NJHUNTER] APGAR [1]
Looking for info on Ann E. APGAR. b1846 d1887. Married Frederick KITCHEN. Both are buried at Mt Pleasant. Children were George, Annie, Ross, Lambert, and Mary Ellen. Her parents could be William and Mary APGAR? Brother William? Any help on this family? Thanks
18. [NJHUNTER] Quick Family History [1]
Is there anyone who owns the book titled Quick Family History that can do a look up for me? Or can someone tell me if it is available to purchase? I have a Permelia VanCamp that apparently appears in the book. Sincerely, Lorretta Sinclair
19. [NJHUNTER] researching Schuyler,Abel,Apgar,Hoffman [1]
I am researching the following surnames in Hunterdon county: SCHUYLER PHILHOWER ABEL APGAR HOFFMAN PICKEL SUTTON Debra Carter
20. [NJHUNTER] In search of TODD, MATTHEWS, AND QUICK [1]
Dear Listers, I am taking my cue from others this new year, and reposting those names in which I have interest from Hunterdon County. The TODD family was in Lambertville in the 1860 census with Jeremiah as it head, Elizabeth as wife and two children: John Runkle b. 1858 and Mary Emma b. 1856. Jeremiah's wife, Elizabeth, was the daughter of Jesse MATTHEWS and Hanna QUICK, and was born in 1836 probably in Amwell area. Any connections to these lines out there? I have not been too successful on any of th
21. [NJHUNTER] VanCamp/EATES [1]
Looking for: Charles and Sarah Ann Eates, had son William H. b abt 1834 md on 3 Mar 1861 in Milford, NJ to Sarah C. Van Camp b abt 1841. Her parents are John and MAry An. Van Camp. Charles Eates was born in England. Lorretta Sinclair
22. Re: [NJHUNTER] researching Schuyler,Abel,Apgar,Hoffman [1]
Hi Debra, My husband descends from Henry HOFFMAN and Anna Trimmer via their son Jesse Hoffman,b.1813.I have not researched the other surnames, but believe that some are included in our Hoffman line. Look for to hearing from you. Barbara Cain, Brielle,NJ Debbie Carter wrote: > > I am researching the following surnames in Hunterdon county: > SCHUYLER > PHILHOWER > ABEL > APGAR > HOFFMAN > PICKEL > SUTTON > > Debra Carter > > ==== NJHUNTER Mailing List ==== > Visit the Hunterdon County GenWeb page at:
23. [NJHUNTER] Magnetic albums - tips for removing pictures [1]
Trying to remove pictures from magnetic albums can be a very trying experience. Some pictures are removed quite easily because the stickem' which was holdin' them has become unglued! Some pictures rely on more drastic measures to be removed from the darn pages. It's like a giant magnet has gotten hold and won't let go. Here are a few suggestions to make removal life easier: First, attempt to remove the pictures by gently lifting them with your fingertip or a dull instrument. If that doesn't work,
24. [NJHUNTER] JOHN HIGGINS - The Details Of the Search [1]
Hello Listers! One of the List members, Andrew Johnson, made an excellent suggestion - to share the "details" of the search for JOHN HIGGIN's father, so everyone would know what has been done so far. As I've already mentioned, my mother, Althea F. Courtot, (who is probably familiar to those of you who are DALRYMPLE researchers) has been doing genealogical research for a very long time. Because she is 78 now, and partially blind, she has turned the search over to me. JOHN HIGGINS (b. 25 March 1769 in pro
25. [NJHUNTER] DAVIS [1]
Looking for info on a Mary DAVIS b1819 d1905. She was married to Robert KITCHEN. Any info on local DAVIS families from this time might help. Thanks
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