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1. [NJHUNTER] HILLS in Clover Hill Cemetery [1]
Many months ago someone asked about HILLS buried in Clover Hill Cemetery. There are at least two that I know of. Russell Everett Hill, Jr. d. 10-20-1979 and his father Russell Everett Hill d. 1975. Both are buried in the Hillsborough, Somerset Co. side of the Clover Hill Church Cemetery. Barbara, formerly from Clover Hill _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com
2. Re: [NJHUNTER] Union Township [0.984246]
Larry, If you are referring to the Pattenburg (Union Twp) Methodist Church, yes, it is still standing and still operating. You can find a listing of all churches in Hunterdon County at the Hunterdon County GenWeb site: http://user.aol.com/njysprez/index.htm Al > Hello Listers: > I am new to this list and need help badly. > > I hope some one can furnish any of the following > Look-up for me. > > I am badly in need of information on a Martin F. Warner > who was Pastor of the M. E. Church in Union T
3. [NJHUNTER] Hamilton Co. OH [0.984246]
I believe I have some distant Woolverton/Wolverton relatives that migrated to Hamilton Co. What was the reason all these Hunterdon Co. families moved? Michael
4. [NJHUNTER] More Tidbits from Hunterdon Co. Newspapers Whitehouse Review Nov. 14, 1944 [0.984246]
THE WHITEHOUSE REVIEW TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1944 SERVICEMEN'S ADDRESSES WANTED BY COMMITTEE If parents and relatives of servicemen and women in North Readington Township want those serving their country to get a Christmas remembrance they will have to see that addresses are in the hands of the Servicemen's Gift Committee in the very near future. Addresses may be left or sent to the C. Arnold Reger Agency, Whitehouse Station. Responses to the request for addresses of those in the service has been
5. [NJHUNTER] The Kingwood Cookbook [0.984246]
Dear List members, I am happy at the response to my offer to do lookups in The Kingwood Cookbook. But it seems as though AOL has been playing games with me again. I belong to another eGroup and I know that I did not get some of the mail that went through that group yesterday. So if someone on this list sent me an email yesterday that I have not acknowledged, try again. I probably did not get it. I have also sent out all the look-ups which I promised, so if you did not get yours, let m
6. [NJHUNTER] SLATER&HAZLETT, 1790'S+/- [0.984246]
I am looking for information about Joseph SLATER who married Elizabeth HAZLETT, his second wife, about 1795, possibly in Hunterdon County, NJ. Madge
7. [NJHUNTER] The Kingwood Cookbook [0.984246]
Dear Listers, One additional name that I have discovered that I inadvertently left off the first list----Mrs. Jacob Risler. If you had a female relative that lived in that area in that time period and you want, send me her name and I will double check to make sure that I have not missed her. Remember include both her husband's name and her first name if you know them (i.e. Mrs. John Smith, Mary Smith) Kay
8. [NJHUNTER] Looking for this MAKATURA family [0.984246]
Looking for any info on the following persons: Frank MAKATURA (son of Andrew) b. 8-15-1888 in Abauyral, Hungary.Frank came to US with his parents just prior to 1916. He married Mary LISKALYE (spelling is approximate) b. 5-10-1899 in Kiraljhelmar, Czechoslavakia.Mary landed in NY with her mother, Elisabeth on 9-30-1903, her father remained in the homeland. They married in May of 1916 in NJ. Although they most likely married in Warren county NJ around Oxford, they couple resided in Pittstown in Hunterdon
9. Re: [NJHUNTER] Re: emigration to Ohio [0.984246]
How about Bellis or Bellows? > >There were a number of families from Hunterdon co. NJ who ended up in > >Hamilton co. Ohio, where I think mt. Healthy is I have a long list of some > of > >them if anyone is interested. > > > >Craig > > > > > ==== NJHUNTER Mailing List ==== > Visit the Hunterdon County GenWeb page at: > http://members.aol.com/njysprez/index.htm > > > ============================== > Join the RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: > Linking the world, one GEDCOM at a time. > http://worldconnect.rootsw
10. Re: [NJHUNTER] More Tidbits from Hunterdon Co. Newspapers Whitehouse Review Tuesday, Sept. 13, 1938 [0.984246]
Hi Everyone, Kate Young said, "To the group, and M.F. Pickell in particular..... I almost unsubscribed because my Kennedy, Vroom & Schaeffer families were never mentioned in the Hunterdon families."....... This troubles me! It implies if you don't find an immediate response to a posting or do not find your surnames listed that you should unsubscribe. Nothing could be further from the truth. Tracing one's ancestors is frequently a frustrating task with long periods of failure. That doesn't mean you should
11. [NJHUNTER] Union Township [0.984246]
Hello Listers: I am new to this list and need help badly. I hope some one can furnish any of the following Look-up for me. I am badly in need of information on a Martin F. Warner who was Pastor of the M. E. Church in Union Township He was pastor in the year of 1874, possibly before and after that date. But I understand that he definitely was Pastor during the years of 1874. Also is this M.E. Church, which I believe to be a Methodist Church still standing and operating? Also, if so, who might I contact
12. Re: [NJHUNTER] LAMBERTVILLE Roots [0.984246]
- I > would like to know if anyone knows why these > families all moved to > Northumberland, PA, and then again to Butler Co., > Ohio after that? What were > the reasons for the moves? I find it interesting > that they all moved > together, and they eventually all became related to > each other through > marriage. If anyone has any clues I would love to > hear them. Thank you. > > Trina Dear Trina: I belive the reason so many families (some of mine as well) moved to Northumberland was that the US gov.
13. Re: [NJHUNTER] LAMBERTVILLE Roots [0.984246]
Eleanor, or anyone else who might know; I have all 3 of these names (Fox, Case, and Huff) in my family line and I would like to know if anyone knows why these families all moved to Northumberland, PA, and then again to Butler Co., Ohio after that? What were the reasons for the moves? I find it interesting that they all moved together, and they eventually all became related to each other through marriage. If anyone has any clues I would love to hear them. Thank you. Trina ----- Original Message ----- F
14. [NJHUNTER] Un-subscribe [0.984246]
I have changed my address and have already re-subbed under the new address: sharmurray@hotmail.com __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Make international calls for as low as $.04/minute with Yahoo! Messenger http://phonecard.yahoo.com/
15. [NJHUNTER] Family of John M. HUTCHINSON [0.984246]
I'm looking for any information on John M. Hutchinson and his family. I have John born Abt. 1810 in NJ and married Rebecca HANSELL 19 Oct 1834 in Hunterdon Co. We know his occupation was shoemaker before he and Rebecca came to Illinois about 1841. They had children William Henry, Virginia, James Llewellyn, Emma, and Anna May. Maybe these names will help in finding a connection to his New Jersey family. I believe that John's mother's name was Rachel. Rachel also had a daughter, Elizabeth, John's sister
16. [NJHUNTER] Lambertville Roots 1849 [0.984246]
Hello again everyone. I have my grandfather's book "Charter of Lambertville" published in 1895. Here is section 1 from the original charter in April 1849 I thought you might enjoy seeing how this little town got started. 1. Be It enacted by the Senate and General Assembly of the State of New Jersey, That all that part of the township of West Amwell, contained within the following limits, to wit, beginning at low-water mark in the river Delaware, at the corner of the Prime Hope mill tract, being the co
17. [NJHUNTER] CARLING [0.984246]
If you know of Elizabeth CARLING, daughter of Jacob Carling, I would like to hear from you. She was born about 1856, died in 1912. She lived at one time in Changewater and was buried in the Washington Cemetery, Warren County Madge.
18. [NJHUNTER] THARP/SHARP? [0.984246]
Searching for the parents/siblings/family of my Whitfield Tharp/Thorp, b. 1815-NJ. m. Amy Swallow, of Kingwood/Franklin Twp.,ca. 1842. Whit and Amy in Clinton Twp. 1850 census. 1860 census, was not helpful,as the pages were unreadable. 1870,1880,1900, Whit and family in Fulton Co.IL., along with many other NJ, families. Whit and Amy's children,in birth order- John,b. 1845 NJ. Catherine Anna, 1847, NJ. (m. Victor C. Hazlett), William,b. 1848-49(1850 Clinton Twp.,census) Peter R., b.1850-NJ. Whit Jr., b. 185
19. [NJHUNTER] Re: Cummins' History [0.984246]
Marshall, The Cummins' History of Warren County does have an index, but it's not complete. I've found several family names that weren't in the index. If there's someone you want me to keep an eye out for, just let me know. I got a copy at the Warren County Historical Society, and I'm reading sections at a time. If you have a specific area in mind, include that...that will corerce me to read that section! ;-) Regards, Wendy A. Heitzman Researching HEITZ(S)MAN, HENRY, CREVELING, BIGLAR, TIETSWORTH, AN
20. [NJHUNTER] Looking for this SNYDER family [0.984246]
I am searching for anyone connected with this SNYDER family. Father--Amos SNYDER b. about 1900 Mother--Margaret FISHER some of the children of this family are thought to be Allen SNYDER Grover SNYDER (lived in Millford, retired, but still worked in Frenchtown about 2 years ago. Orville SNYDER Frances Ella SNYDER m. Andrew MAKATURA (Frances deceased in 1980) John SNYDER These children were born in the time frame of about 1920-1930. There were more children in this family. This family resided in the Kingwoo
21. [NJHUNTER] : [PANORTHA-L] Information ?? [0.984246]
I had a request from Eileen of Mesa, AZ. in regards to the answer or answers that I received about my question on a North Humberline Co, in PA.. I am sorry that to show all answers is impossible but the following answer sums it all up. Also the answers have stated that the name "Northumberland Co.", is at times confused with Northampton Co. Again, thanks to all. Larry Answer :------- Northumberland Co is in central Pa. Sunbury is the Co. seat. Lower Augusta is a Township in Northu
22. Re: [NJHUNTER] Re: emigration to Ohio [0.984246]
Thanks for the lookup offer, Craig. Are there WERT or MCCASHEN on the list of folks who went to Hamilton Co? -----Original Message----- From: CraigH9557@aol.com To: NJHUNTER-L@rootsweb.com Date: Friday, July 27, 2001 10:30 AM Subject: [NJHUNTER] Re: emigration to Ohio >There were a number of families from Hunterdon co. NJ who ended up in >Hamilton co. Ohio, where I think mt. Healthy is I have a long list of some of >them if anyone is interested. > >Craig >
23. Re: [NJHUNTER] Smith's of Hunterdon [0.984246]
Carly, Pleasant Run is southwest of Readington and northeast of Stanton. Both of these communities in Readington Township have a Reformed church. Since 1842 is 6 years before the start of recording birth records in NJ, I would suggest looking at baptismal records for those two churches to locate the missing parents. Microfilm copies are available through the LDS local history centers. The Readington Reformed Baptisms from 1720 were published in the Somerset Co Historical quarterlies, but end, unfortunat
24. [NJHUNTER] BUTLER [0.984246]
Anyone out there researching the BUTLER family of Hunterdon Co., NJ? My gggrandmother was CAROLINE BUTLER, born about 1838-39 to a JOHN BUTLER and his wife in NJ. She married JOHN PROBASCO and they raised their children WILLIAM SANFORD PROBASCO and JULIA PROBASCO near Pittstown. I'd love to hear from and share with others researching these families. Valerie in Kansas
25. Re: [NJHUNTER] LAMBERTVILLE Roots [0.984246]
I would appreciate if some one would tell where Northumberland, Pa is. I have heard of it before but never found it. Thank you very much. Larry On Sun, 22 Jul 2001 16:13:26 -0400 "Eleanor Nielsen" writes: > Carol, which Fox family are you researching? Those that I'm tracking > were > the John Peter Fox clan. And I don't believe that they were in > Lambertville. > I believe that they had moved on to Northumberland., Pa early in the > 1800's > about the time that the Cases, and Huff'
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