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1. [NJHUNTER-L] CAVANAUGH/SCHOMP [1]
Looking for more information on John CAVANAUGH (a/k/a CAVANAGH) and antecedents. John was born in 1781, very possibly in Orange County, NY. He owned a farm in Amwell Township, Hunterdon County, NJ in the early 19th century. After twice becoming a widower, he married Caroline (or perhaps Rebecca Caroline) SCHOMP (b. 1801) about 1820. He held various elective offices in Hunterdon County, including Sheriff. After some apparent financial reversals, John and his wife moved to Philadelphia about 1830, wher
2. [NJHUNTER-L] Historical Society [1]
I just joined this list yesterday - why I took so long I don't know, considering my interest in ancestors from the County (more at a later date on that). I found myself in the midst (or perhaps at the tail-end) of an ongoing discussion about the Historical Society. I had contact with the Society 3-4 years ago, with mixed results. I did obtain some information, but I felt I had to extract it like someone pulling teeth. And I'm reasonably sure there was more there - I asked some follow-up questions in a lett
3. Re: [NJHUNTER-L] NJ Records from Colonial to 1820 [0.983784]
In a message dated 3/6/99 8:44:31 AM Eastern Standard Time, jidavis@cisco.com writes: << Does anyone know of or have NJ records of: * NJ State Census for 1790, 1800, 1810 and 1820 * NJ State Colonial (Revolutionary) Census before 1790 * NJ Tax records for 1790, 1800, 1810 and 1820 * Tax records before 1790 * Colonial (Revolutionary) Census for NJ (Before 1790) Thanks Jim >> Jim, The State Archives in Trenton has municipal tax ratables for the period 1773 - 1822. Each book covers a specific town
4. [NJHUNTER-L] Re: NJHUNTER-D Digest V99 #61 [0.983784]
Dear List, I was in my local LDS center this evening and they did have a letter there that had been sent out from Salt Lake City to all the LDS centers. In it they discussed the site at Familysearch.com and said that it was a test program that will only be running for a few weeks in March. It also cautioned that internet use is not now allowed for family history research in its centers. I'm sure that if you ask at your local center they would show it to you.
5. [NJHUNTER-L] Historical Society Annual Meeting [0.983784]
Hello List members..... I responded privately to Bruce's message regarding the HCHS annual meeting, asking if he would take some of our comments to the meeting and share our concerns. He has agreed to try and share a summary of our concerns IF someone can summarize our discussions. I believe someone in CA was willing to do something similar to a summary. Could that person get in touch? As I told Bruce - "I guess my concern is that it does no good to save documents and information for posterity.
6. [NJHUNTER-L] The Democrat on HCHS [0.983784]
The following is pretty self explanitory. I wrote asking if, perhaps, I misunderstood the mission of the Hunterdon County Historical Society. I'm joining the "Society" and hope many, many people do the same. Kill 'em with kindness :-) Subj: Re: Hunterdon County Democrat letter to the editor Date: 3/12/99 12:09:15 PM Pacific Standard Time From: JAYLAN@hcdemocrat.com (Jay Langley) To: Jhbancroft@aol.com (Joan Hise Bancroft) Dear Joan -- You ask about the Hunterdon County Historical Society, which is a
7. [NJHUNTER-L] Membership Form for Hunterdon County Historical Society [0.983784]
Dear List Members, There is a Form for Membership to the Historical Society on the Hunterdon County Web Site.Just print it out and fill it in and mail with a check! I am sending it in tonight with the membership fee! I sincerely hope that they will welcome us as new members. Barbara Cain Brielle,N.J.
8. [NJHUNTER-L] Lookup - Anderson [0.983784]
(I was only able to get to the 1850 index for you & please note that these are index only books which gives only the Head of the house name, for the parents, children and others you must view the actual census film) 1850 NJ Census index only Anderson, Richard H. Monm 293 Millston --Sandy The Bressler Family WEST and KIPLE Genealogy http://www.ns.net/~bbb/west.htm
9. [NJHUNTER-L] Lookup - Hackett/Hacket [0.983784]
1830 NJ Census Index Hunterdon County ONLY Hacket, John page 391 Bethlehim Twp (lots of others with this surname but in different counties) -- Sandy The Bressler Family WEST and KIPLE Genealogy http://www.ns.net/~bbb/west.htm
10. [NJHUNTER-L] Lookup - Silvers continued [0.983784]
1840 NJ Census Index, Surname SILVERS, Hunterdon Co. only Job Hunt 343 Raritan 1850 NJ Census Index, Surname SILVERS, Hunterdon Co. only Benjamin MIDD 166 S. Brunsw Clarke MERC 057 East Win David MERC 070 East win Deborah ... Elwood ... ...sorry...my notes weren't complete...I can get more 1850 next visit....Sandy -- The Bressler Family WEST and KIPLE Genealogy http://www.ns.net/~bbb/west.htm
11. Re: [NJHUNTER-L] Rockefellers and Rodenbaughs of early Hunterdon County [0.983784]
"William Alburtis (Burtis) conveyed on January 1/2 1729, to Peter Rockefeller the 175 acre plantation where he had lately lived in Amwell" Peter S. Rockafellow 1793 - 1835; Jacob Rockafellow 1756 - 1813; Emma Rockafellow (1843 - 1908) married June 6, 1864 to James O. Bellis (1839 - 1912). Best, Bob Smith....Shelby, NC -----Original Message----- From: NilesRick@aol.com To: NJHUNTER-L@rootsweb.com Date: Friday, March 12, 1999 8:22 PM Subject: [NJHUNTER-L]
12. Re: [NJHUNTER-L] Baptist Town,Kingwood, Hunterdon County [0.983784]
Connie, Bapistown is a small village on Route 12 and 519 in Kingwood Twp. There is a Britton Road in Delaware Twp. There is a cemetery on Kingwood Road (519) and Oak Summit, also in Locktown, in Delaware Twp. Nancy
13. Re: [NJHUNTER-L] Teeters/Deeters of Hunterdon and Somerset Co. [0.983784]
Hi Rick, Mary Ann TEETER daughter of John(b. 1/4/1787 d. 12/28/1856) & Hannah TEETER of Whitehouse, NJ married Frederick Hoffman on November 4, 1846 by Deats. Her brother, John Alexander TEETER married Lenora BELL on September 18, 1845 by Townley. Other brothers & sisters are Catherine, David, Caroline, & Elsa Catherine. Best, Bob Smith......Shelby, NC -----Original Message----- From: NilesRick@aol.com To: NJHUNTER-L@rootsweb.com Date: Friday, March 19, 1999 7:1
14. [NJHUNTER-L] Lookup - Sidman/Simmons [0.983784]
1830 Census Index only, Hunterdon County only Sidman, Jacob page 477 Trenton Twp Simmons, Henry page 510 Hopewell Twp Simmons, John M. page 501 Hopewell Twp (the pages are 510 and 501, that's not a typo) -- Sandy The Bressler Family WEST and KIPLE Genealogy http://www.ns.net/~bbb/west.htm
15. [NJHUNTER-L] LDS Site [0.983784]
Listers... Perhaps there is still hope for Internet access to LDS. thanks Dave --------------------------------- Posted from another site...... ----------------------------------
16. [NJHUNTER-L] Lookup - Alpaugh [0.983784]
1850 NJ Census Index Surname ALPAUGH Hunterdon County only Andrew, page 072 Raritan Township Catharine, page 345 Clinton Twp David, page 331 Clinton David, page 348 Clinton Elizabeth, page 296 Readingt Elsey Catharine page 301 Readingt George, page 271 Tewksbur George page 287, Tewksbur George, page 337 Clinton George J. page 295 Readingt George P. page 287 Tewksbur Isaac, page 161 Alexandr Isaac, page 285 Tewksbur James, page 347 Clinton James, page 350 Clinton John, page 308 Readingt John, page 288 Tewks
17. [NJHUNTER-L] Hunterdon Co. Historical Soc. [0.983784]
Hi, I have always had results when I write to the newspaper in the area. A letter to the Editor might get the attention of the members of the Board as well as the one's who sit on the records. I too live in California and can to think that there is no way to access the information is terrible. I am not here to bash the volunteers, after all we are all volunteers. And we try to help each other, isn't that what this list is for? But Customer Service is a sore spot with me, it seems to have gone right ou
18. Re: [NJHUNTER-L] The Hunterdon County Democrat [0.983784]
In a message dated 99-03-11 18:39:26 EST, JHBancroft@aol.com writes: << http://www.hcdemocrat.com/ >> Where are these books available?
19. [NJHUNTER-L] Rockefeller [0.983784]
Dear Rick and all- After so much discussion about the Hunterdon County Historical Society, I found one of their Newsletters from last spring with an article written by Dieter H. Boehme, a German descendant of the Rockenfeller family, who describes his search to connect his line with the American/Hunterdon County family of Joh. Peter. Ironically, in it he thanks the society and Mrs. Carkhuff for the help they provided! The article refers to Dr. Henry O. Rockefeller's family genealogy comprising four volu
20. [NJHUNTER-L] Lookup [0.983784]
Paterno Dorothea A SBCCOM wrote: > Thanks so much-I was hoping that there might be more than that.<< If you can get the "real thing", a microfilm or fiche...there is!! It might give you the names of everyone in the house at the time of the census...the earlier reports only give the Head of Household name...but some of the later ones give lots and lots of data. Try a local Family History Center or Genealogical Library...you can easily do some of this by phone to find out where to go and view the films.
21. Re: [NJHUNTER-L] Re: Hunterdon County records [0.983784]
Marilyn: You took the words right out of my mouth... I have donated several items to their holdings and even become a member and still get the rude and abusive treatment almost every time I visit, which is a total turn off and makes me swear that I will never go back. It should not be a crisis if I forget to use the special color coded paper clips when I want a photocopy! And dare I ask for more than 5 copies! The only reason that I continue to return is the hope that you will catch them on a nice day
22. Re: [NJHUNTER-L] Logon Autherization [0.983784]
Yes Wendy I did make it to the login page. As you see on the page it is only in a test phase and apparently the LDS has their own ppl testing their program to refine it. You see the page will later be closed down and they give us no startup date on the page. Guess we have to wait. Linda Huff Muessig Hoff/Huff's of Hunterdon County New Jersey http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Styx/7477 IRC Newnet #Family_History Leda aka hobbo http://www.geocities.com/Nashville/Opry/9273
23. [NJHUNTER-L] Historical Society [0.983784]
I'll be anxious to hear back from Bruce Sinclair on the results of the Historical Society's meeting. Hope there are many of our group in attendance. From the previous information, I have the impression that the Hunterdon Hist. Soc. probably envisions their mission to be publishing their Journal articles and preserving - rather than sharing - their historical data. Undoubtedly they are not willing to help with one's individual research, are probably inundated with written requests, many of which may never
24. [NJHUNTER-L] Re: Hunterdon County Records [0.983784]
I am with everyone too. Our families are the histories. Without them we all have no past. It is a sad day that this wealth of information is being hiden from the eyes of the descendants, who's family my be listed in these records. I will gladly add my name to the list . I would like to thank all those counties in NJ who gladly help and do the best they can. Without them where would we be in our research. And shame on those who don't. Chris Goff Aurora,Colorado
25. [NJHUNTER-L] Need lookups from "Tombstone Inscriptions from Hunterdon Co. Cemeteries" [0.983784]
Could someone kindly lookup a few names from the following books? I'd really appreciate it. I haven't been able to locate the first two sources and I've since found new info. from the third. Thanks. Glenn "Tombstone Inscriptions from Hunterdon County Cemeteries" by Hiram Deats "The Story of an Old Farm" by Andrew J. Melick, Jr. (1889) "History of Hunterdon and Somerset Counties, New Jersey" by James P. Snell (1881)
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