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1. [NJHUNTER] slavery abolished in what year in NJ? [1]
Does anyone know what year slavery was abolished in NJ? Some of my families living in Hunterdon & Somerset Co. had slaves in the early 1800s.
2. [NJHUNTER] Firthtown, NJ [1]
While researching my ggrandparents, William and Adaline Crotsley, I found they had lived in Firthtown, NJ. I can't find Firthtown on any map, even the old ones. Does anyone know what happened to it and how I can find the census for 1840-50-60-70---- I believe it was in Hunterdon or Warren Co. as I found other Crotsley's in both places. Shirley
3. Re: [NJHUNTER] Old Newspapers [1]
I agree, that is the best web site. I have gone through every year and can hardly wait to see the next year. http://home.att.net/~dennis.sutton/News/paperhistory.htm I found it very easy to go and search. All you do is go to edit, select find, and enter a name and press enter and it will bring you to the first listing of the name you entered. If your name is not listed it will say "Search String Not Found". That means your name is not listed in the page. I have read all the years listed and it
4. [NJHUNTER] Beulah Keturah Ramsay [1]
Looking up the above name for a friend. This is David T.'s grandmother. David is about 55 (just to give you an idea of when this person would have been born. We think she was from Lebanon Boro. Anyone have any information on this person? Thank you. Sharon WOW, is this list quiet or have I been unsubscribed without my knowledge?? ===== Harry and Sharon Moore Colquhoun Belle Mead, NJ http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hscc/ "As for me and my house - we will serve the Lord" _______________________
5. Re: [NJHUNTER] Firthtown, NJ [1]
> While researching my ggrandparents, William and Adaline Crotsley, I > found they had lived in Firthtown, NJ. I can't find Firthtown on any > map, even the old ones. Does anyone know what happened to it and how > I can find the census for 1840-50-60-70---- I believe it was in > Hunterdon or Warren Co. as I found other Crotsley's in both places. A place named Firthtown does not appear in "The National Gazetteer of the USA NJ" of 1983. The only thing close is a building called the Firth Youth Center app
6. Re: [NJHUNTER] slavery abolished in what year in NJ? [1]
From The Genealogical Magazine of New Jersey , Vol. 54, Nos. 2/3, May/Sept. 1979: "The New Jersey Assembly in 1804 passed an act to gradually abolish slavery within the state. The act provided that every child born of a slave after the fourth of July of that year was to be free, but should remain the servant of the owner of the mother, as if bound out by the Overseer of the Poor, until the age of twenty-five years, if a male, or twenty-one years, if a female. All slave births were to be recorded by the c
7. [NJHUNTER] DIRECTORIES, NEWSPAPERS [1]
Where might directories, newspapers, etc. be available for searching for the year 1842. I am specifically looking for the birth of William Hazlet on July 24, 1842 that might have the names of his parents. Madge
8. Re: [NJHUNTER] Parents for Jacob TIGER b. 12-4-1800 [1]
> Does anyone have the parents for Jacob TIGER b. 12-4-1800? Jacob died > on 12-9-1874. I have John listed as his father with no other info. I don't have the answer to your question specifically but I do have: Jacob TIGER married Elizabeth B ------. They had a daughter named Annie who married Conrad LINDABURY on 5 Jun 1805 at the Zion Lutheran Church in Oldwick, Hunterdon Co, NJ. Annie and Conrad had children: Henry, Jacob C, Elisabeth, Ann Elizabeth, George, Mary, Casper C, Catherine Ann, and Sarah.
9. [NJHUNTER] Tidbits [1]
I want to thank all of you who have expressed their thanks for the Tidbits. I enjoy putting them out there for all to see. I stop and think of who we have changed through the years and to see that people were interested in who was visiting and what children were home from school visiting their parents. These days we don't even know our own neighbors let alone most of a town. But you never know what might turn up and whose name you might see that might help someone.
10. [NJHUNTER] looking for Jack Mount [1]
Hello, everyone. Can any of you put me in touch with Jack Mount from Arizona? I understand he was/is a researcher for Emley surnames. I need to find the parents of Sarah Emley (born abt 1765). Sarah was married to Samuel Holcombe. The children of Samuel and Sarah were: Mary G. Holcombe b 1782 Robert Holcombe b 1783 Elisha Emley Holcombe b 1785 Atkinson Holcombe b 1786 **Thomas A. Holcombe b 1787 m Mary Quick Solomon Holcombe b 1789 Lewis Holcombe b 1794 Hannah Holcombe b 1798 There is a chance th
11. [NJHUNTER] Holcombe, Hoppcock, and Sharp Reference in Lequear's [1]
>From pages 3 and 4 of Lequear's "Traditions of Hunterdon" (originally published 1869-70). By Revell's Book of Surveys, now in the Secretary of State's office at Trenton, it appears that in May, 1699, 20,000 acres, lying along the Delaware, north of 10,000 acres surveyed for Dr. Cox, north of the 'Falls of the Delaware,' at Trenton, were surveyed for the Society of Friends. One of the first portions of the land in Amwell that was taken up by settlers, was that near Mt. Airy, known as Dismal tract, embracin
12. [NJHUNTER] Militia Look Up [1]
Tracy, Would you please check your list for Johannes QUICK and Cornelius QUICK? I truly appreciate your time and any help. Yulonda in IL
13. [NJHUNTER] [1]
I am seeking information on the Austin Family. Charles H. Austin was Married to Mary M. Austin. Mary H. was born in Pittstown NJ. I don't have too much information on the family but I am desperately trying to find out some. They had two children Ethel F. Austin born in 1886 , and Helen Blanche Austin born 12-3-1883, in Finesville, NJ. There is a possibility that Mary H.'s maiden name was Haines. I don't have her birthday. I know that she is buried at the Fairview Cemetery in NJ. Would anyone be able
14. [NJHUNTER] Looking for members of this MAKATURA family [1]
I am searching for members of this MAKATURA family: Father--Frank MAKATURA b. 8-15-1888 in Abaujvar, Hungary Mother--Mary LEISKIE b. 5-10-1899 in Kiraljhelmar, Czechoslavakia immigrated 9-30-1903 Children-- Helen MAKATURA b. 1917 in Oxford, NJ m. Steve Szolcozy//residing now in TN Frank MAKATURA b. 1919 in Oxford, NJ m Josetta DeBENIDETTO d. 5-17-1993 Andrew MAKATURA b. 1922 in Oxford, NJ m Frances Ella SNYDER//residing now in FL Elisabeth MAKATURA b. 1921 in Oxford, NJ d. 1921 Peter MAKATURA b.
15. Re: [NJHUNTER] looking for Jack Mount [1]
I don't know if Jack's address has changed, but it was: mount@bird.library,arizona.edu I am descended from a Sarah Emley too. She was the daughter of John Emley and Sarah Lawrence, and married Aaron Watson, 4 Nov. 1754. Karen Alexander
16. Re: [NJHUNTER] Re: Seeking Hunterdon Co NJ Connection [1]
In a message dated 06/08/2001 4:15:11 PM US Eastern Standard Time, rcar37@prodigy.net writes: << Seeking connection on the Following families who settled in Clermont Co., from Hunterdon Co NJ... Tiger,Philhower,Hoffman,Schuyler,Apgar, and others... Any help will be appreciated... >> I don't have any of the above names, but my BARBERS and BANGHARTS were from Hunterdon Co., to Clermont Co.,OH, by 1810. Perhaps they all traveled together. Karen Alexander
17. [NJHUNTER] answer to Rich Fisher(Chamberlain) [1]
Thanks for your June 11 message, Rich. Your information about Alpheus Chamberlin being married to a Cox is not incorrect. Cox was a first wife and I descend from Catherine Young, the 2nd wife. A friend went to the Hunterdon County Surrogate's Office and found Alpheus Chamberlain in Will #8-309. It was made in 14 Mar 1848 and proved in 12 Apr 1848. It mentions wife Catharine, grandson Alpheus Chamberlain Kuhl(my ancestor), deceased daughter Mary, & sons Edward and Lewis and daughter Sarah. One correction I h
18. [NJHUNTER] More Tidbits from old papers [1]
From The Weekly Review, White House Station, N.J. October 27, 1910 Having sold his farm at Fairmount, George B. Hildebrant has purchased the Sarah E. Philhower house and lot on Main Street, Califon, and will occupy the premises next spring. Latourette & Quick will leave for Virginia the latter part of this week to purchase a carload of young horses and colts. They will hold a public sale the first of next month. Frank Maeder has returned to his home in Arlington, Mont. After a visit to his parents
19. [NJHUNTER] Re: NJHUNTER-D Digest V01 #115 [1]
Does the New Jersey tax payers list any REED's for those periods. I am looking for Stephen Reed in Hunterdon Co. during 1780 to 1800's. We are unable to find him between the time he was married in Maidenhead, Hunterdon Co., NY. married in 1782. after that we can't find him. Thanks much if you can help.
20. Re: [NJHUNTER] More Tidbits from old papers [1]
Does NJ have any very early 1800's newspaper clippings? Also are you aware of any German newspapers in the area, which might cover up to 1850's? Thanks, Eleanor > > > From the Hunterdon County Democrat, Wed. July 25, 1917 > > A very pretty wedding was solemnized at the parsonage of the Lutheran > Church at New Germantown, Saturday night at 8 o'clock, when Miss Anna Mae > Sutton ,daughter of Mr and Mrs. Edward Sutton, of that place, and Willard > L. Pickle, son of Mrs. Anna M. Pickle, of New Germantown, we
21. [NJHUNTER] Local Militias [1]
I have come across a book: NJ in 1793 by James S Norton. An abstract to the 1790 Militia of the State of NJ, Salt Lake, 1973. This book seems to just list names. I was able to find my gggg grandfather ABRAHAM BRYAN in the Lebanon Militia, but I would also like to know more about the militia and the possibility of finding more about my ancestor. Paula
22. Re: [NJHUNTER] Fulper, Hortman,Wilson,Corle,Chamberlain,Gray,Fisher [1]
At 08:20 PM 6/10/01 -0600, you wrote: 5. Alpheus Chamberlain is the son of Lewis Chamberlain/Sarah Fisher. he ws born in 1790 and married Catharine Young who died in 1853. I want to know about her. 7.Sarah Fisher was the first wife of Lewis Chamberlain. I would like to know anything about her. Her parents were William Fisher and Charity Youngblood. Lewis Chamberlain was born in 1750 so that gives the time frame. Ginny Sarah Fisher died 27 February 1792 she was the second wife of Lewis Chamberlin. His f
23. [NJHUNTER] Website [1]
I apologize to anyone who has been trying to log on to my website, but can't. Perhaps it happened because I was working on the page again last night. Please try again. Mary Jo C. Martins Genealogy Page: http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/m/a/r/Mary-jo-C-Martin/index.html Cut and paste the above URL onto one line if it appears here as two lines. Mary Jo C. Martin Melbourne, Australia martinsm@ocean.com.au
24. Re: [NJHUNTER] Re: NJHUNTER-Cemetery info available? [1]
Ruth, are you related to the Catherine Buck from Flemington??? She's one of my "Kitchin cousins"! Sharon --- "Catherine R. Buck" wrote: > I also am interested in anything which might be > *uncovered* :) about all > those variations of the name PETTY. So much has > been lost from old > cemeteries. In Montgomery County, PA, I'm certain > my gr gr gr grandfather > is buried in Old Puff's cemetery in Upper Dublin, > but the records before > 1850 have disappeared, and even though t
25. Re: [NJHUNTER] Fulper, Hortman,Wilson,Corle,Chamberlain,Gray,Fisher [1]
Hi; its that Fulper person....We e-mailed back and forth several months age. Your post was a great one hope you have had lots of response! That Catherin Fulper, who married Atley in 1800 seems to be a real mystrey. One response that was of real intrest to me was the one for William Phulper. The time frame seems to be one that might fit in with Jacob Fulper and Catherine Hoppock Fulper of Amwell. Wonder where this informaton came from. If the spelling has been incorrect, there could be others, and this co
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