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1. Huff/Hoff in Colonial Times [1]
I am a newcomer to this list and wondered if there has been previous correspondence on the Huff / Hoff family which is well documented in Hunterdon county's vital records. Has anyone ever organized a basic genealogy of the family for Colonial times?
2. McPherson's 1700's NJ. [1]
If you have access to this book: Index to NJ Wills 1689-1890, by Lee Smeal and Ronald Vern Jackson. Please look up any McFerson's----other Spellings McFarson; McPherson, Mackferson---In Hunterdon Co. or Piscataway area. Jasspro@aol.com Midge
3. THARP [1]
Seeking information on parents of Alvin THARP and his wife, Deborah S. WAGNER, of Hunterdon Co. They were my great grandparents and I'm stuck. Thanks Maydelle Meier Albuquerque, NM
4. History of the ORanges by Pierson.. Anyone own? [1]
Hi, Would anyone know what the History of the Oranges by Pierson is> I know it's a book collection, and am interested in a name in Volume II page 463.. Robert N DREW president of Hat Manufacturing Association. Also, what years this cover? thanks Cindy Gant Sopko Gedcom http://members.stratos.net/mikeandcindy/cindy.htm
5. HERBERT and ROSE late 1700s [1]
In the will of John WILSON (2 Jan 1795) are mentioned, his daughter Polly Wilson HERBERT and a granddaughter, Gehannah ROSE. Is anyone researching these names? There are several of us who would really appreciate having information on these marriages and their children. Thanks for any help! Sandy Read
6. LAKE, Cherokee, Hunterdon Co. [1]
Someone has raised the possibility that my ancestor, Aaron Lake, who lived in East Amwell in the 1800's was a full blooded Cherokee Indian. I'd like to hear from anyone who might have some information on this, or know how I can pursue this further. Aaron was born about 1832. Wife's name: Mary (maiden name not yet known). Aaron Lake b. Jul 1824 Mary ________ (b. about 1835) children: Sarah L. 8 March 1854 Masala 3 Dec 1855 (named Mercy in 1870 census) Bloomfield 27 Oct 1857 Nichola
7. Location of Schooley's Mountain [1]
Greetings, Can anyone tell me which county Schooley's Mt. is in? Is it a chain of mountains or is it one mountain. On my map it appears it is on the boundary between Morris Co. and Hunterdon Co. The ancestors I am looking for are a John HOUGH, who supposedly settled in the Schooley's Mt. area around 1740, his son, John HOUGH, Jr., born around 1740 and his wife Elizabeth HUNT HOUGH, born around 1750. I realize that Morris Co. was formed from Hunterdon Co. but thought it would be good to know which pres
8. Catherine M Lyon of Morris Co., NJ [1]
Greetings, I'm trying to establish with some degree of certainty a link between Catherine Lyon (1825-1907) spouse of Morris E Alpaugh of German Valley, Morris Co, NJ and the Catherine Lyon daughter of Charles Lyon (1786-1825) and Ann Ruloffsen (1791-1863). I believe they are the same person but I lack sufficient proof. Catherine was the third of wife of Morris, they were married when she was about 30. She may have had a first husband with the surname of Lawrence. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
9. Ahlbach, Albaugh,Alpaugh,Alpock,Ohlbach [1]
Brothers Zacharias and Johan Wilhelm Ahlbach arrived in Philadelphia in 1734 via the ship Hope. The ship's registry lists several children and their spouses although it is not clear which children belonged to which family. The brothers first settled in Hunterdon County, NJ. Zacharias eventually moved onto Frederick Co., MD. It appears that the descendents of Zacharias in MD took on the name Albaugh and the NJ descendents of Zacharias and Johan became Alpaugh after using Alpock for a while. Both brother
10. Wertsville Cemetery [1]
A correspondant says her SERVIS ancestors are buried in a cemetery called Stout Yard, located on Vincent farm in Wertsville, New Jersey. Is this the Stout-Manners Cemetery on North Hill Road about a mile east of Wertsville? Thanks for you help. Jim Stout
11. Index to NJ Wills 1689-1890 [1]
Dose anyone have access to: Index to NJ Wills 1689-1890, by Lee Smeal and Ronald Vern Jackson. Trying to find a Hunterdon County Father of: James DAVIS Wife: Mary TAYLOR b. 1761 Hunterdon County, NJ b. 1765, NJ m. 1780-1792 ?Where d. 1837, Union Cty, IN d. 6-26-1827 Union County, IN Enlisted in the Revolutionary War, 3rd NJ Regiment under: - Capt. Anthony Sharp - Col. Elias Dayton 3rd Reg. - Capt. Samuel Flaningham - Col. Elias D
12. 1st Regiment Hunterdon Co. [1]
Hi, My ancestor, Ezekeil ROSE, fought with Captain Tucker's company, part ot the 1st Regiment of the Hunterdon County milita. Does anyone have any information about this military outfit? I believe that Ezekiel was "activated" during the battle for Fort Mifflin in the fall of 1777? Any military history buffs have further information or insight? Tom Bunt in Illinois
13. Daniel Hoff, b 1746 [1]
The following may be of interest; perhaps someone can draw further connections to persons and events in Hunterdon County. Extract from Obituary of Enoch Hoff, Western Spectator, Marietta, Ohio, 15 May 1812 provided by Mr. Arnold Hovey: [note: Enoch Hoff (ca 1773-1812), son of Daniel (ca 1746- ca 1802), was known for his nefarious activities in and around Marietta, Ohio] "It must prove that a man does not get his life's tendencies from his parents and other close relations since even though dying in Princ
14. Benjamin Crum [1]
Looking for birth and death dates and locations of Benjamin and Sarah Crum. They were the parents of Henry Crum, born 6 April 1815; died 29 Oct 1897. Louise Rosett lrosett@mindspring.com
15. Aaron Lake HUNTERDON Co [1]
I and several people are looking for any information about any Aaron Lakes who lived in Hunterdon County in the 1800s and 1900s. We think we have a common ancestor, but, there are a lot of Aaron Lakes. Last names of descendants include: LaRue, Fox, Helmuth, Supple, Doctor Any information on any Aaron Lakes would be highly appreciated. Sincerely, Jim LaRue popcarpet@aol.com
16. Unidentified subject! [1]
Hello all I am looking for information on a John DAY who was born around 1732 and who served with the New Jersey Volunteers. He was with the 6th batallion, which later merged with the 3rd batallion, and later renamed 2nd batallion. He is believed to have married a Catey (Catherine?) Stillwell around 1772. There may also be a connection to Bergen County, New Jersey. John served under Caption Joseph Lee in several campaigns. Any information would be greatly appreciated. As a resident of Nova Scotia
17. PEER [1]
Looking for information to share on the family of Morris and Clarissa (Collver) Peer. He may have been the son of Daniel & Ann Peer of Hunterdon County. Morris was born around 1818 and died before 1850. Clarissa and family left Hunterdon County and settled in Westmoreland Co., PA.
18. McGuire/Callan of Lambertville [1]
Greetings. This is my first post here. If someone could privately point me to an archive, if there is one (it's not mentioned in the welcome message), I'd appreciate it. I have a few files on the web outlining my 19th-century McGUIRE, CALLAN and CRUISE families of Lambertville. I won't repeat it all here, to save space. If anyone doesn't have web access and wants me to e-mail the files off-list, let me know. --> McGuire/Callan - http://www.catskill.net/rue/family/mcguire/ <-- --> Cruise - http
19. Webb, Hunterdon County [1]
Looking for info on WILLIAM DOUGLAS WEBB, born in New Hampton, New Jersey, Hunterdon County (Lebanon Township) in 1818. He left at age 16 to work on what may have been a clipper ship, and debarked several years later in Alabama, where he eventually settled. The only thing I know about him is that his mother may have been a "Blackhawk" Indian - but the story is that she came from Canada, and to my knowledge, the Blackfeet are a Plains tribe. Does anybody know how I can research WILLIAM DOUGLAS WEBB? Thanks.
20. TEN EYCK [1]
Seeking the parents of Cornelius Ten Eyck who was married to Ann Ten Eyck. Ann was the daughter of John Ten Eyck and Maria Field. Ann was born 8-20-1792. Thank you, Carol Ten Eick Ayers MK212@aol.com
21. Re: Huff/Hoff in Colonial Times [1]
Hi See my homepage: Hoff/Huff of Hunterdon County New Jersey http://www.fortunecity.com/millenium/oldemill/83/index.html Linda Huff Muessig
22. HENDERSON FAMILIES [1]
Seeking information on the following: (1) Edward Henderson (1735-1819) Lived Bethlehem Tp, Spouses: 1st Susannah, 2nd Rachel All of these individuals apparently died in Bethlehem Tp, Hunterdon Co, NJ but we cannot locate graves. (2) John Henderson Sr Two spouses: 1st Jane Arnwine 2nd Mary (Prb. Wycoff) Issue by 1st wife: Phyllis who m Alexander McCrea Issue by 2nd wife: David & John Jr. (3) James Henderson 1792- spouse Ann 1802- Apparently lived and died Alexandria Tp, Hunterdon Co, NJ Children: David, Will
23. HOAGLAND, Martha (1774) d/o Derrick and Elizabeth [1]
Okay, friends, I'll try this from a different perspective! Is anyone researching, or have information regarding, Martha HOAGLAND b 1774 d 1814 the daughter of Derrick HOAGLAND and Elizabeth CHANBERLAIN, married John WILSON? At least two (Walter and Israel) of the WILSONs named their son "John" in their wills and none of us can figure out which was the father of this John! One would think John's father was Walter WILSON because they are all buried at Amwell 2nd Presbyterian Churchyard, but does anyone ha
24. Hoff / Huff of Colonial Hunterdon County [1]
Thanks for the various leads on this family. More specifically, I am trying to find the ancestry of Rev. Daniel Hoff, who married Laura Titus in 1769 in Huntderdon County. His father was said to be John Hoff, but I have no further info on his ancestory. He later married Sophia/Susan Moffitt, perhaps in Prince William County, VA, where he relocated ca 1770. His second wife and children moved ca 1805 to Washington County, Ohio, and their decendants have been extensively documented. Greg Johnson
25. Re: Location of Schooley's Mountain [1]
MJSTERN46@aol.com wrote: > > Greetings, > > Can anyone tell me which county Schooley's Mt. is in? The area called Schooley's Mountain is in Washington Township, Morris County. If you are looking at a map, it is on Rte 24 between Chester and Hackettstown and is also referred to as Long Valley. There is a county park there that is also called Schooley Mountain Park. AL
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