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1. [NJHUNTER] Mattison [1]
I'm looking for a Mattison Family link to my Everitt line. Emily Mattison b.September 04, 1814 possibly in Sussex Co. d.April 04, 1858 and is buried in Frankford Plains Cemetery. married abt. 1837 Samuel Arthur Everitt (b.November 26, 1808) d.June 03, 1874 buried also in Frankford Plains. From the same Everitt family record: William Mattison b.1821 d. Aft. 1880 married November 13, 1844 Dianna A. Everitt b. February 20, 1817 d. August 27, 1864 buried in Branchville Cemetery. I'm wondering if they
2. RE: [NJHUNTER] Rev War: BELLIS/CURREN/MAXWELL/BARTON in 2ndRegiment Hunterdon [1]
Pam, Thank you for this reference...never heard of it. Roz -----Original Message----- From: Pamelyn P. Bush [mailto:pamelynb@enter.net] Sent: Monday, June 07, 2004 8:53 PM To: NJHUNTER-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [NJHUNTER] Rev War: BELLIS/CURREN/MAXWELL/BARTON in 2ndRegiment Hunterdon New Jersey in 1793 by James S. Norton might also be a help. It is a list of all the men of NJ in the age bracket of 18-45 who were elligible for military service as part of the NJ Militia, to be called up as needed. In
3. Re: [NJHUNTER] Need Help [1]
Hi: I saw your info and was wondering if you have ever heard of an Elizabeth Swick b 1812 who m. Abraham Bunn and had sons Jacob Austin Bunn and Philip A. Bunn. They lived in Morris Co. and then went to Mechlenburg, NY after Civil War. Would like to know who her parents were. Thanks, Alice quayle@earthlink.net ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Monday, June 28, 2004 9:13 AM Subject: Re: [NJHUNTER] Need Help > Good morning Alice, > I saw your e
4. Miller-Waterhouse [1]
Seeking information on John Miller, father of Elizabeth Miller who married John Waterhouse 6 Jan 1816 Hunterdon Co. Believe Elizabeth born abt. 1793 Hunterdon; died 15 Nov. 1880 Hamilton, Butler Co., Ohio. I have checked the List Archives but find no information. Would appreciate any help. Also, seeking birth information on Susan Waterhouse, dau. of John Waterhouse and Elizabeth Miller. Susan was born abt. 1834 Hunterdon, before her family moved to Ohio. Thank you. Judith Watt State College, PA _
5. Re: [NJHUNTER] Rev War: BELLIS/CURREN/MAXWELL/BARTON in 2ndRegiment Hunterdon [1]
New Jersey in 1793 by James S. Norton might also be a help. It is a list of all the men of NJ in the age bracket of 18-45 who were elligible for military service as part of the NJ Militia, to be called up as needed. In Alexandria, Hunterdon County, these Bellis men were in the NJ Militia: Daniel Bellis, John Bellis, William Bellis, Peter Bellis, Phillip Bellis, Harbert Bellis. Adam, Andrew, John and Philip Bellowsfelt appear to be in Amwell Twp, Hopewell and Kingwood twp John Maxwell in Hopewell; Will
6. RE: [NJHUNTER] Wack / Apgar [1]
I have an Elizabeth Wack b. (my notes) abt. 1837 married to John T. Dorland b. March 18, 1835 in German Valley (Lebanon Twp.,Hunterdon Co.), NJ d. April 14, 1885. The family is listed below. Descendants of John T. Dorland 1 Dorland, John T. 1835 - 1885 b: March 18, 1835 in German Valley, New Jersey d: April 14, 1885 in High Bridge, New Jersey . +Wack, Elizabeth 1837 - b: Abt. 1837 in New Jersey m: July 03, 1859 in High Bridge, New Jersey .. 2
7. Re: [NJHUNTER] Rev War: BELLIS/CURREN/MAXWELL/BARTON in 2ndRegiment Hunterdon [1]
Dear Roz, You might also check whether he left the unit.My ancestor, Isaac Aliby was also in this unit from 1775 until 1777.He was court martialled and after they returned from Ticonderoga, he joined the British 2nd.New Jersey Volunteers in 1778, a Loyaist unit. There were also many who desereted this unit..Check out where the units fought and see if you can locate some pay master records which still exist for Maxwell's units.yours, Stan Allaby ----- Original Message ----- From: "Roz Bellis"
8. Re: [NJHUNTER] Need Help [1]
I am a descendant of Col. Jos. Beavers. I gave all my info to the owner of this website: http://www3.telus.net/cliffordweb. You'll find the most info on the Colonel under the section for generation 3, and some stuff on succeeding generations afterwards. - John sondrafoley@juno.com wrote: Hi, I am hoping me with the following surname's I am looking for JAMES SPENCER likely born ca 1700. And WILLIAM JAMES likely born ca. 1700. other possible surnames related to either family are : RIGHTMIRE, DUTTON,
9. SCHUYLER & RILEY [1]
Hello I am new to this list. I am researching Sussex County, New Jersey I come across other people's records from time to time (not related to me) that I thought might be worthwhile posting. So.. here is one Trenton Evening Times, Tuesday, August 6, 1907 Sentence Schuyler to Hang August 30 (Flemington is in Hunterdon county) Flemington, Aug. 6. - John E. Schuyler was sentenced by Supreme Court Judge Reed yesterday afternoon to be hanged August 30, for the murber of Manning Riley. He was to have been
10. RE: [NJHUNTER] Rightmire...similar problem to Roz [1]
thanks - keep me in mind. Marilyn -----Original Message----- From: Alice [mailto:alice34@alltel.net] Sent: Wednesday, June 09, 2004 10:01 PM To: NJHUNTER-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [NJHUNTER] Rightmire...similar problem to Roz I wish I knew the answer to your question Marilyn...Some of the Rightmire's went from New Jersey to Loudoun and Monongalia County Virginia.then some went to Nelson County Kentucky from Loudoun Virginia.and on to Illinois ..Some apparently stayed around Harrison and Preston cou
11. Re: [NJHUNTER]1793 eligible CURRENTs [1]
Marilyn, I looked at it again. The exact line : Joel Current (Jacob). So then I went to the first page of Deefield Twp, Cumberland Co and here is the note: "Editor's Note: There are two manuscripts for Cumberland County. Where a significant spelling difference appears the variation is included in parenthesis." Pam ----- Original Message ----- From: "Marilyn Current" To: Sent: Wednesday, June 09, 2004 11:47 PM Subject: RE: [NJHUNTER]1793 eligible
12. Re: [NJHUNTER] Civil War photos website? [1]
The War College of Carlisle, PA has the following URL: http://carlisle-www.army.mil You'll have to search the site for the photo archives. The original link to the subpage no longer works Sharon galls@juno.com wrote: The War College is in Carlyle, PA near Harrisburg the state capital... On Sat, 26 Jun 2004 06:17:41 -0700 (PDT) Sharon and Harry writes: > Rita, > I bought a copy of our Uncle James Spencer's photo (20th Mass) from > a site for $12. It's great. I think the site was the War Colleg
13. RE: [NJHUNTER]1793 eligible CURRENTs [1]
thank you, Pam. That is very helpful to know. Would you do me a favor and look up all the Bartons and Lemons in 1793 in NJ? It would be so helpful in my search. thanks Marilyn Current -----Original Message----- From: Pamelyn P. Bush [mailto:pamelynb@enter.net] Sent: Friday, June 11, 2004 6:26 AM To: NJHUNTER-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [NJHUNTER]1793 eligible CURRENTs Marilyn, I looked at it again. The exact line : Joel Current (Jacob). So then I went to the first page of Deefield Twp, Cumberland Co
14. Re: [NJHUNTER] Need Help [1]
Good morning Alice, I saw your e-mail on the Beavers. I am researching the SWICK family of Hunterdon Co. New Jersey. My line lived in New Germantown ( now Oldwick) My Grandfather's brother Clarence Swick, had daughter Ann Burrel Swick, married Cecil Beavers 24 Dec. 1931 at home. Cecil b. 11 Nov. 1906. Don't know who his parents were. Do you have a clue ?? Bapt. 16 April 1933 Zion Luth Church, Oldwick, Hunterdon, NJ. Died 5 October 1992 Whitehouse Station, Hunterdon, NJ. Buried
15. Re: [NJHUNTER] Need Help [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Sunday, June 27, 2004 4:32 PM Subject: Re: [NJHUNTER] Need Help > I have BEAVERS and SUTTON in my LANTZ - LANCE line. > Laurence Lance > Seattle *********** Good Morning, Laurence Lancw ~ Do you, perchance, descend from Martha (Beavers)/ Theodore Lance? Have you a copy of Harold Sonn's book on the Beavers clan? I know I wrote to you some time back, and I believe I mailed you "Something". . . it may have
16. Mansfield Township, Warren Co., NJ [1]
On June 5th, Mansfield township celebrated it's 250th Anniversary. As part of the celebration, they published a book on the history of the township. It is approximately 100 pages (8 1/2 X 11). Inserted is a proclamation from Mansfield Woodhouse in Nottinghamshire, England. The book is loaded with photographs, maps, and diagrams... many of which have never been published before. It is available from the Mansfield Township, 100 Port Murray Road, Port Murray, NJ 07865. 908-689-6151. Publication price is $10
17. Rightmire...similar problem to Roz [1]
Roz and John and others....I am having a similar problem as Roz....I know the Rightmire family was in Hunterdon, Morris, Somerset, and middlesex Counties in New Jersey from about 1730 on...My branch went to Loudoun and Monongalia Counties in Virginia...then dispersed to Ohio, Kentucky and other points west. Not sure when they went to Virginia but know some were their as early as 1785. My question is did New Jersey men go to New York to enlist and could some of the men listed on the Fort Klock New York web
18. 2 Elisha BARTON's, h/o Mary's GRIFFIN & DISBROW, NJ [1]
Hello, Hoping for help in unravelling a family mystery. Bet. 1745-1747 our ancestor, William Current, landed in NJ, an orphan, (maybe 5-7 years old?)the rest of his family having died of ship's fever. An Elisha Barton took him in, (possibly as an indentured servant?) The next record we have of William is in Oxford, Sussex Co., as an adult. When he lived with the Bartons he was probably in another part of New Jersey. I really need to identify who this Elisha Barton was, in order to piece together the real
19. Re: Greens of Hunterdon [1]
Rick, Can you repost your Green info? Sorry, I missed it and deleted it by mistake! Jim LaRue
20. RE: [NJHUNTER] Rev War: BELLIS/CURREN/MAXWELL/BARTON in 2ndRegiment Hunterdon [1]
Hi Roz, Bob Dils in SW Colorado. Would you have in your Bellis genealogy any material on the Dils (Dilts,Diltz) surname. I have info on several Bellis/Dils marriages incl Adam Bellis an ancestor of the famous bandmaster/composer. Would appreciTR AND Dils data you might havr. Quite apparently the Dils and Bellis families lived quite close in Hunterdon Co NJ way back when. I am also descended from the Maxwells, not the General friend of George Washington and not the lawyer of Hunterdon Co but apparent
21. Re: [NJHUNTER] Civil War photos website? [1]
Hello? ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Saturday, June 26, 2004 6:30 AM Subject: Re: [NJHUNTER] Civil War photos website? > The War College is in Carlyle, PA near Harrisburg the state capital... > > On Sat, 26 Jun 2004 06:17:41 -0700 (PDT) Sharon and Harry > writes: > > Rita, > > I bought a copy of our Uncle James Spencer's photo (20th Mass) from > > a site for $12. It's great. I think the site was the War College > > Mu
22. RE: [NJHUNTER] Rightmire...similar problem to Roz [1]
Alice, I know that there was a Barton family that went to Virginia, and from there to Kentucky, and were neighbors of the Daniel Boone family. There is a historic Mill, Red Mill, that was owned and operated by an Elisha Barton, who was part of this family. It is still in operation as a historic place. Also, there was a James Current family which I have been trying to connect to our William Current of Sussex Co., who moved to Monogalia Co., VA. If you could help me figure out a migratory pattern that woul
23. RE: [NJHUNTER] Rev War: BELLIS/CURREN/MAXWELL/BARTON in 2ndRegiment Hunterdon [1]
John, Thanks so much! I'm at a point in my research where I've hit the proverbial wall on my ancestor Philip BELLIS, who was married in KY but born "in NJ" circa 1792. Figuring which BELLIS/BELLISFELT branch (Hunterdon/Somerset/Sussex/Warren Co NJ) he belonged to has been difficult, so I'm looking at military units and trying to triangulate surnames who end in close to Philip in KY. I've looked over some of the Archive microfilm, but it's very tedious when you don't know what surname you're looking for.
24. Re: [NJHUNTER] Miller-Waterhouse [1]
Judith, It's interesting to see the name Waterhouse connected with Hunterdon. My immigrant Andrew Smith who came to Hopewell in 1677 had an ancestor Andrew who married a Susanne Waterhouse in the West Riding of Yorkshire in 1578. And, do you know that branches of the Waterhouse name have been simplified through the years to "Watrous"? However, I can offer no information about John Miller. Good luck hunting, Gary ----- Original Message ----- From: "Judith Watt"
25. Re: [NJHUNTER] Need Help [1]
I have a Thomas Beavers, b. 1766 in Louden County, VA. He married a Sarah Lentz Spencer. They migrated to Highland County, Ohio. It is thought that this Thomas Beavers is related to the Beavers who were in Sussex and Hunterdon Counties. I am not sure anyone knows exactly what the relationship of this Thomas Beavers to the NJ Beavers is, but everytime I see Spence/Spencer come up, I feel that this family might be the same as Thomas Beavers of Va's wife. After looking at that Clifford Website, I se
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