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1. [NJHUNTER] Farmer Family in Flemington [1]
Hi Listers: I'm new to the list. I recently found out that we had ancesters living in Flemington (late 1800's through 1920) Edward and Ann/Anna? Farmer, Children were James E. and Louisa C. Farmer. James later married Mary C. (?) Farmer - Child: William J. Farmer. The 1920 soundex gave a Broad St. Flemington address. If you have any information on the Farmer family, please write seashell529@mindspring.com Thanks for your help, Elaine
2. [NJHUNTER] 1912 Picture [1]
I was given a class picture taken in October 1912 of the students attending the Fairmount school. The following students are listed as being in the picture: Edward Salter Leon Burrell Edgar Farley Nellie Conover Teacher Ada Farley Annie Apgar Grace Hildebrant Ruth Fleming Howard Fleming Arch Hildebrant William Fleming Edna Fleming Lena Hildebrant Dorothy Egan Beatrice Apgar Mildred Hildebrant Ethel Farley Florence Beavers Addie Perrine Myrtle Conover Olive Sutton Gladys Hoffman Marion Apgar Florence Apgar
3. [NJHUNTER] Hunterdon county Lines [1]
I am researching the following lines in the Hunterdon county area. 1) Phillip SCHUILER about 1714-1784 I descend from: son-John born about 1760 daughter-Anna born about 1746 daughter-Christiana born about 1758 daughter-Mary born about 1775 2) Henry HOFFMAN who died about 1794 I descend through his son John who married Elizabeth YOUNG 3) Johannes Peter APGARD born about 1714 I descend through his son-Jacob (through his son Adam) 4) John SUTTON born about 1738 I descend thr
4. Re: [NJHUNTER] Orphan's Court [1]
This site will better inform you on what is available at the Surrogates Office. http://www.co.hunterdon.nj.us/depts/surrog/message.htm Barri Fisher wrote: > The information on the Hunterdon County Orphans Court can be found in the > Surrogates Office in Flemington, NJ. > > joan best wrote: > > > Where do I get information on the Hunterdon County Orphans Court? > > This is my problem: > > Michael BEST, b. 1767, and wife Anna, b. 1758 had four children: Jain, b. > > 1785, James, b. 1789, Mary, b. 1790, and
5. Re: [NJHUNTER] Orphan's Court [1]
We know quite a bit about the group that went from Jerseytown PA to the "Talbot settlement" in Ontario. Michael and Anna BEST did not travel on ahead as you suggested. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Robert H. Smith" To: "joan best" Sent: Wednesday, January 10, 2001 6:45 AM Subject: Re: [NJHUNTER] Orphan's Court > Sorry, Joan, > My info came from the REEDER genealogy not from the Orphan's Court > records. > Maybe the HCHS has further info on it! Maybe M
6. Re: [NJHUNTER] Re: research in NJ [1]
There is one thing in your favor after the NJ Archives closes at 4 p.m.: all the cemeteries of Hunterdon County are open. Bring boots because the snow in many of them is up to 8 inches deep. Also the NJ State Library, a few buildings from the NJ Archives on East State St, has much material on Mercer County. I think they are open on Saturdays. Pam Bush ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: January 28, 2001 12:37 PM Subject: [NJHUNTER] Re: research in
7. [NJHUNTER] HOLCOMB/ADAMS [1]
I am trying to find info on Elijah Holcomb born May 21 1809 in Hunterdon NJ (probably Lambertville) son of John Holcomb and Rachel Burrowes Elijah married 1830 in Ohio an Amanda Adams born Feb 19 1809 in NJ ( where?) She was the daughter of Edmond Adams born 1779 (War of 1812 vet) and Millisent. Edmond and Millisent died in Ohio. I am especially interested in finding the Adams NJ links. Thanks Vera
8. [NJHUNTER] Abraham BRYAN [1]
BRYAN, ROBERTS, MYRES Looking for information in regards to : Abraham BRYAN, b abt. 1760 in US, listed in Lebanon Militia 1793, died about 1842. Nancy ROBERTS, wife of Abraham, Mother of Parmer. Parmer BRYAN, b 1807 in Hunterdon Co., d 1881 in Locktown. Elizabeth MYRES, wife of Parmer, b 1811, d 1870 The following is taken from the 1832 will of Lebanon Twp. resident, Abraham BRYAN: Sons: John Parmer Samuel Abraham Roberds Jacob Fredrick Elijah STEVENSON, son if his then wife, Barbrey. Daughters: Mary Ch
9. [NJHUNTER] RE: LURKING [1]
Yes, Dan could you see if you have any GELVIN in any form GELLVIN, GELVEN, GILVIN what ever. Would also appreciate if all on the list would watch for my GELVIN, i am banging my head against the wall and have been for nearly fifty years..Really need HELP. Appreciate anything anyone can do, June
10. Re: [NJHUNTER] Harmon HOFFMAN d. 1808/ cokesbury NJ [1]
> Harmon HOFFMAN b. unknown in Cokesbury NJ d. 1808 married Anna SCHUYLER. > The couple had 8 known children from 1765-1785. I have in my files that the > father of Harmon was Henry HOFFMAN who died in 1794, also that Harmon had at > least one brother named John. > Does anyone have any info regarding the parents of Harmon? I don't have any info on the parents of Harmon. But I do have info on one of his grandchildren and I'm thinking you might have additional info. Mary HOFFMAN (b in 1799) married George
11. [NJHUNTER] FW: Re: Phillip Shiler/Schuiller/Schuyler/Anna Anderson [1]
Does anyone have marriage records for Fairmount Presbyterian Church, or Zion Lutheran Church in Oldwick... Seeking mariage record for Anna Anderson and Phillip Shiler/Schuiller/Schuyler... Believe married about 1742. Thanks. Dick Carter rcar37@prodigy.net
12. [NJHUNTER] Philhower/Wuhlhauer [1]
Looking for info regarding Phillip George Philhower born about 1724 in Germany died 4-2-1803 in Tewksbury twp, Hunterdon county NJ. I am most specifically searching for info regarding his wife's name and also just where in Germany he may have come from. 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
13. [NJHUNTER] HORTMAN/SINCLAIR [1]
Would like to find the parents of Elizabeth Hortman b 8 Feb 1783, d 1 Jan 1868. She md Peter Sicnlair b 1 Dec 1777, d 25 Feb 1833. Have more info on this Sinclair family, but I don't have a clue as to who Elizabeth's family is. Sincerely, Lorretta Sinclair
14. Re: [NJHUNTER] Orphan's Court [1]
The information on the Hunterdon County Orphans Court can be found in the Surrogates Office in Flemington, NJ. joan best wrote: > Where do I get information on the Hunterdon County Orphans Court? > This is my problem: > Michael BEST, b. 1767, and wife Anna, b. 1758 had four children: Jain, b. > 1785, James, b. 1789, Mary, b. 1790, and Henry b. 1793. James, Mary and > Henry were christened in the Lebanon Dutch Reform Church, Hunterdon Co., NJ. > James and Mary's christening took place within three months
15. [NJHUNTER] HOFFMAN/HOPPOCK [1]
>Do any of you know anything about Lena Hoffman (b. c. 1772) who married >John Hoppock? They were married Mar. 9, 1797. They are the parents of my >3rd great-grandmother, Margaret Hoppock (1800-1879). Lena is supposed to be >the daughter of Jacob Hoffman (1735-1815) and his first wife Steintje >Unknown. Jacob's parents are supposed to be John Hoffman (1664-1748) and >Margarite Anhuisen. >Thanks for any help or hints you may have. >Phyllis Hi Phyllis, I have John HOFFMAN married to Margaret ANHU
16. [NJHUNTER] Nickname question [1]
What are the "true" names of the following nicknames? Jno - Is it for John or Jonathon? Fanny Felty I've come across these nicknames several times and would very much like to see if there is general agreement as to their meaning. Thanks! Lorretta Sinclair
17. Re: [NJHUNTER] GREEN RESEARCH [1]
This is the only Richard GREEN I could find: "Charles REEDER, son of Isaac and Rachel SCUDDER REEDER, was born 12 May 1783 in Trenton Township and died 7 March 1861 in his 78th year, per gravestone in the Presbyterian Churchyard, Lawrenceville, in now Mercer Co. He married 22 May 1806, Rev. Joseph RUE, Presbyterian Church, Hopewell, then Hunterdon Co., officiating, Martha GREEN, who died 10 January 1843 in her 54th year per gravestone with his. Hunterdon County Orphans Court on 6 May 1802 had appointed Andr
18. [NJHUNTER] Fw: Citing countries in publications and databases [1]
Below is a copy of an email that I recently sent to the editors of the Ancestry.com online magazine. I thought it might be useful to others, so I'm forwarding it to this list to get your opinion. What do you all think? Is the tone correct? Are the points that I made helpful? Thanks! Mary Jo C. Martin Melbourne, Australia martinsm@ocean.com.au -----Original Message----- From: Mary Jo C. Martin To: editor@ancestry-inc.com Date: Saturday, 6 January 2001 10
19. Re: [NJHUNTER] Butler's Park, NJ [1]
Butler's Park is on the border of Northern Hunterdon County and Warren County, near Lebanon Township. I read an article about it in the Hunterdon County Democrat a few years ago. It was a small amusement park and also gathering place for reunions, etc. I don't remember exactly when it closed down, but it was still operating in some capacity at least through the 40's. If you go to Expedia.com for Asbury--zip code 08802 and pan northeast and you will get to a map that you can make larger which shows the lo
20. [NJHUNTER] Mt. Pleasant Cemetery - Alexandria Township [1]
I just rec'd a listing of the Mt. Pleasant Cemetery - Alexandria Township. I had requested this from the Special Collections and University Archives, Alexander Library at Rutgers University. If anyone is interested, let me know and I will look up names for you. Dan C.
21. [NJHUNTER] Re: BEST [1]
Joan, I looked up BEST in the Index to Minor Estates and found the following: BEST, Catharine Ann, file #82 BEST, Cornelius and Harriet, file #83 BEST, Margaret, file #169 BEST, Ellen, file #106 BEST, Jane, file #145 BEST, James, file #146 I know that these records have been filmed and are available to rent through any family history center. Hope there is something useful here for you. Sincerely, Lorretta Sinclair > >______________________________X-Message: #9 >Date: Wed, 10 Jan 2001 06:57:33 -1000 >Fr
22. Re: [NJHUNTER] HORTMAN/SINCLAIR [1]
I have an Elizabeth Hortman as a daughter of John Hortman and Mary Fisher. According to a Book by Dr. Cornelius Larison, they settled in Alexandria Twp., Hunterdon County, NJ. Their other children were Charity born 1780 and married to James Stout Sutphin, Christian married to William Golden, Sr., William, Peter, Rachael married to Henry Gulick and John married to Achsah Humphrey. Mary Fisher was the daughter of Christopher Bishop Fisher and Mary Young. Christopher was the son of Peter Fisher and Anna Maria
23. [NJHUNTER] John Chamberlin of Readington Township [1]
Hi! I'm looking for birth info. parent's & wife info. for a John Chamberlin who died in Readington Township, Hunterdon Co., NJ about 1857. His wife was listed as Christiana and he had seven kids. I think he may be the John Chamberlin who married a Cristean (Christina?) Sheats in 1813. Any help would be appriciated. One of his daughters, Charity, married Moses A. Bird. Jonathan
24. [NJHUNTER] Jaques Quick, 1853 [1]
Strange Doings In the New Jersey Lunatic Asylum! from the Warren Journal, published in Belvidere, Warren County, NJ, September 8, 1853 We have just been informed of a startling fact relative to the management of the New Jersey Lunatic Asylum, which is only the more singular because of the ominous silence of the Trenton papers in regard to it. We learn from a source of the utmost reliability that on Monday, the 29th ult., Mr. Jaques Quick, of Hunterdon County, N.J., was taken fr
25. [NJHUNTER] Re: German Valley [1]
I have a reference to a Zion Lutheran Church, and a German Valley Lutheran Church, both in German Valley, Morris County, NJ. My question?? Are they one and the same? AND, is there anyone who might have records for them. Particularly, marriage records, 1740's. Thanks. Dick Carter rcar37@prodigy.net
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