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1. [NJHUNTER] M.E. Parsonage in Flemington [1]
Does anyone know if there are records available from the M.E. Parsonage in Flemington NJ. and how to obtain them? I am trying to find more information about the marriage of Isaac LaRue and Sarah J. Green, which took place there on July 28, 1874. Rev. G. H. Winnans was the minister at the time. Sincerely, Jim LaRue
2. [NJHUNTER] Box,Davis,Hall,Heath,Everetts,Lake,Richards,Opdydke [1]
Susan HALL m. Andrew BOX 1779? Rebecca HALL m. Orville RICHARDS 1779? Mary HALL m. John LAKE 1779? Samuel HALL m Ruhama EVERETTS 1779? Gertrude Ruth HALL m. Luther OPDYKE 1779? Jacob HALL m Elizabeth DAVIS 1779? Jesse HALL m Elizabeth HEATH 1779. These siblings parents are Theodore HALL b abt 1690 England died 1759 Ringwood Twp, Hunterdon married 1729 Gertrude GORDON she remarries HOWEL and dies 1805 I would like to share info. Ron Mitchell in GA
3. [NJHUNTER] Patrick Toner about 1860 [1]
Searching for any information on: Joseph W. TONER b.about 1860 in Brooklyn NY and died 9-10-1917 in Manhattan NY. He married Margaret ROACH date unknown and Margaret died in 1895. I believe the parents of Joseph TONER were PATRICK TONER and BRIDGET (last name unk.). Joseph had a sister named Mary who was born 10-11-1854 who married a J. Henry ROSE in Highbridge NJ. Joseph TONER and Margaret had 2 known children: Josephine born 4-6-1886 in Brooklyn NY who later married Elmer SCHUYLER 6-27-1908 in Highbridge
4. [NJHUNTER] Re: Crum [1]
>X-Originating-IP: [63.83.80.12] >From: "Deborah Naylor/Farhar" >To: lrosett@mindspring.com >Subject: Re: Crum >Date: Mon, 05 Jun 2000 20:49:48 GMT > >Louise, > >Please send this message to the NJHUNT mailing list. > >I was posting cemetery record look-ups, and unfortunately I've lost all my >past messages so I can't help right now. > >I will be back on-line in the fall, and I'll look at my own information and >see if I have this name in any of my other families. > >Have a goo
5. Fwd: [NJHUNTER] M.E. Parsonage in Flemington [1]
Jim LaRue, Why not write to the church with a small donation and ask for more information since you have the exact date, persons and minister and church? Flemington United Methodist Church 116 Main Street Flemington, NJ 08822 (908) 782-1070 One of the two parties might be a member with names of parents given in the record. It was common to hold a ceremony in the parsonage where the minister and his wife resided. The minister's wife was often called to witness the ceremony. My in-laws were married in t
6. [NJHUNTER] BUNN's For You. [1]
Cathy, Here are the BUNN's at Mt. Pleasant Cemetery in Alexandria. This is a composite of headstone inscriptions plus interment records. They are grouped as they appear in the interment book. This first family is very sad, as they lost five children in a very brief period of time. Please let me know if this is your line. I may be able to help with additional info. ***** Bunn William, b. Feb 14 1817, d. Apr 05 1893 Bunn Ellen, b. Sep 05 1816, d. Feb 04 1887, Wife of William Bunn Bunn Ellen, d. Jun 186
7. [NJHUNTER] Can you help solve the LANCE family mystery? [1]
Records from two publications indicate that John Peter LANCE b 1708 Germany, d 1771 NJ, came to America about 1738. There is an indication that ANTHONY LANCE b1798 d 1835 is a decendant of John Peter ANTHONY appears to have had only two children, John and Jacob. No records seem to exist for their marriages or offspring. Best guesses on dates of birth for the two boys is between 1820 and 1825. William LANCE, b 1820 married a CHARLOTTE or SHARLOTTE of unknown last name. Willim's first son, b 1852
8. [NJHUNTER] Cemetery confusion [1]
I would appreciate some help from the list if possible. I have been researching the Crum family. I have found references to the West Amwell Churchyard, Lower Amwell Cemetery and Dunkard Churchyard. Am I correct that these are all the same place? There also some Crums at Sand Brook which I gather is the offshot church down the road. But a reference to the German Baptist Cemetery has me stumped. Is that another name for one of the above or is this a third location. If so, where is this German Baptist Cemete
9. [NJHUNTER] NJHUNTER-L Denson Bible [1]
Hello to all. I have just returned from Lambertville Nj where I visited may people who knew my Uncle Raymond Denson. I was in search of his Bible. I have been told that most of his stuff was sold at yard sales. I cant believe anyone would have use for his Bible. My mother is the last living decendent of the Denson's on his side of the tree. My question is, where would I look for such a thing? It may have been sold in the 70's. I have asked the whole family and the people who recieved the homes
10. [NJHUNTER] Nolan Mary Jane [Woolever ] Obit [1]
Hackettstown Gazette 10/7/32. Mrs. Mary J. Nolan Mrs. Mary J. Nolan, 79, widow of Thomas Nolan, who for many years was a prominent merchant in Hackettstown, died at her home on Main street last Friday. She is survived by one son, Harry G. Nolan, of Hackettstown; a daughter, Mrs. William Houston, of Phillipsburg, and three sister, Mrs. Rebecca Vogel and Mrs. Alfred Johnson, of Hackettstown, and Mrs. W. Caskey, of Phillipsburg. Funeral services were held from the
11. [NJHUNTER] Housell in Amwell [1]
Hi, I would be interested in hearing from anyone with information concerning the HOUSELL family in Hunterdon County. Larry H Researching:BARTO, BASTIAN,FARROAT,GENT,HALLAS,HAUSCHILDT,HIGLEY, HILKEN,HOUSEL,HOUSELL,MOORE,SIDDONS IN NJ,PA,NY,AND MASS
12. [NJHUNTER] Nolan Mary Jane [Woolever]Obit [1]
Hackettstown Gazette 10/7/32. Mrs. Mary J. Nolan Mrs. Mary J. Nolan, 79, widow of Thomas Nolan, who for many years was a prominent merchant in Hackettstown, died at her home on Main street last Friday. She is survived by one son, Harry G. Nolan, of Hackettstown; a daughter, Mrs. William Houston, of Phillipsburg, and three sister, Mrs. Rebecca Vogel and Mrs. Alfred Johnson, of Hackettstown, and Mrs. W. Caskey, of Phillipsburg. Funeral services were held from the
13. Re: [NJHUNTER] Zion Corporation [1]
When I went to NJ for my genealogy research, I was told that Whitehouse Station was, at one point, referred to as New Germantown. No ideas on the Zion Corp., though. --Andrea Beaudin Researching Lines in MA, NJ, NY, PA, PQ [Canada] and CT http://members.xoom.com/RootSearch/ ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Monday, June 05, 2000 3:59 PM ... Where is New Germantown?
14. [NJHUNTER] Woolever-Willever Obit [1]
Looking for More info on Family Stewart Woolever A/K/A Jacob Stewart Willever Woolever The Hackettstown Gazette Friday March 18,1927 Stewart Woolever,75 years of age,who resided at 603 Plane St, died Tuesday at the Warren Hospital in Phillipsburg.He was taken to the hospital about three wks ago.Mr Woolever resided most of his life in Hackettstown. The deceased is survived by his wife and eight children.Walter,of Avoca,Pa;William,of NYC;George,of Scranton Pa,;Lester of Newark;
15. [NJHUNTER] Hunterdon Co records [1]
Would those VERY familiar with Hunterdon Co court records explain the index(s) used. I have used the card files in the basement archives and wonder if there are other documents in the courthouse not included in this card file. When the estate file, as microfilmed, does not include the inventory noted on the case folder, is it possibly somewhere else? This estate had a will and was incumbered and had a few suits against it as some of the land was ordered to be sold. Thanks Phyllis Vannoy Spiker
16. Re: [NJHUNTER] NJHUNTER-L Denson Bible [1]
WHY NOT TRY TO ADVERTISE IN THE LAMBERTVILLE NEWSPAPER. GIVE PARTICULARS WITH FULL INFORMATION. Hello to all. I have just returned from Lambertville Nj where I visited may people who knew my Uncle Raymond Denson. I was in search of his Bible. I have been told that most of his stuff was sold at yard sales. I cant believe anyone would have use for his Bible. My mother is the last living decendent of the Denson's on his side of the tree. My question is, where would I look for such a thing? It may h
17. [NJHUNTER] Clarkerville/Clarksville [1]
Dear Doris, Dennis, Beverly and one other person whose message was deleted in error, Thank you for your quick replies. I was sent the name Clarkerville, but it very well could be Clarksville. The person that sent it just put me in touch with a previously unknown 3rd cousin, so I will check it out with her. I apologize for deleting the other message in error, I just caught a glimpse of the word shopkeeper before it disappeared. Would you mind sending it again? The location near Asbury makes sense as t
18. [NJHUNTER] Zion Corporation [1]
"New Germantown" is a village located in Tewksbury Township, Hunterdon County. According to J. P. Snell, History of Hunterdon County, it "began about 1700, and was first called "Smithfield", from Ralph Smith who was the founder. It was called "New Germantown" about 1753, when the Germans gained their ascendancy". The "Zion Corporation" refers to the united churches of Zion and St. Paul. The churches obtained a charter of incorporation from Governor William Franklin, dated June 29, 1767. The two churche
19. Re: [NJHUNTER] Vannoy-Anderson [1]
Have you been in touch with any of the Vannoys in the Hopewell area? Sharon Moore Colquhoun Belle Mead NJ gsb00899@mail.wvnet.edu wrote: > Hi List, > > I am looking for Francis Vannoy, b. 09-15-1692. He married Catherine > Anderson b. 04-11-1697, m. ca 1715. Francis d. ca 1774. Catherine d. bef > 1768. > Francis had a son named Cornelius, b. 09-24-1723. d. abt 1793. His spouse > is unknown. They had the following children. Mary, b. 1749; Benjamin, b. > 1766; Cornelius, Catherine, Rebecca, and John.
20. [NJHUNTER] LANCE people [1]
Earliest records of my LANCE family show William LANCE b 1820 d? married to Charlotte or Sharlotte of unknown last name in Blairstown, NJ Looking for any information on LANCE people, especially with the surnames ANTHONY, WILLIAM or LAURENCE Thanks all. Laurence Seattle
21. [NJHUNTER] KINGWOOD BAPTIST CHURCH RECORDS [1]
Hi, I am new to the list, but hoping someone can help me. :) Does anyone know if the Old Kingwood Baptist Church records have been preserved? It sometimes was referred to as the Bethleham Baptist Church, and also as the Church at Baptisttown. Perhaps a copy is available to the public in a Historical Society, Museum, Public Library, etc.. I'm looking for information on the ALDERSON, CURTIS, HEATON, and allied families, who were early affiliated with this church, and removed to the Shenandoah V
22. Re: [NJHUNTER] NJHUNTER-L Denson Bible [1]
Better yet, why don't you contact the newspaper and see if they'll write up a feature article about your search for your family history. Maybe someone who knows of the Bible will respond. Better yet - you may get some responses and find some ancestors you didn't know you had! Try writing the story on your own and submit it to them for rewrite. Never hurts to ask! Try The Hunterdon County Democrat, too. Sharon Moore Colquhoun Belle Mead NJ "Wallace W. Poole" wrote: > WHY NOT TRY TO ADVERTISE IN THE
23. Re: [NJHUNTER] Labaw's [1]
Dave, don't forget to also try Somerset County. There are LaBaws in Montgomery Twp and they've been here for hundreds of years. Bill LaBaw (the elder - there are two of them) could probably fill an encyclopedia with info on your family. I would suggest that you contact one of them soon as Bill is elderly and lives with a health aide. Contact me off the list and I'll give you more info. There was a Rev. Peter Labagh (1772-1858) who was the minister of the Harlingen Reformed Church in Belle Mead from 180
24. [NJHUNTER] Nolan Thomas-Obit [1]
Hackettstown Gazette May 13,1920 Thomas Noland Illness Fatal Death Removes Another of Hackettstown's Oldest Mechants The announcement reached here Wednesday forenoon from the Easton Hospital that Thomas Nolan had died at that instituation a short time before.Not withstanding that it was generally known by his friends that but little hopes were entertained as to his recovery.the report of his death came as a distinct shock to this community of w
25. Re: [NJHUNTER] Box,Davis,Hall,Heath,Everetts,Lake,Richards,Opdydke [1]
I have an Elizabeth HALL in my line who married John Y DALLY or DAILEY. Elizabeth was born in 1807; died 11 October 1846 in Readington Twp. NJ. John and Elizabeth had a daughter Sarah Maria DALLY, b. 24 August 1834; d. 21 February 1913, who married Andrew Thompson LATOURETTE 1 November 1851 in Hunterdon Co. NJ. That is all the information I have on the HALL family of Hunterdon, anyone recognize my HALL line? Would appreciate any information with regards to them. Thanks Sharon --- Ron
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