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1. [NJHUNTER] Clover Hill Church [1]
Hi all, The full history of the Clover Hill Church can be found on the Family History Library Film #0888732 which includes the building of the church, officiary of the church, marriages, baptisms, deaths, etc. I have a booklet of "The One Hundredth Anniversary of the Clover Hill Reformed Church, 1833-1933" which gives 5 pages of "Historical Outline". It mentions that "Rev. Schenck was installed as the first pastor of Clover Hill Church November 25, 1835." Also mentions Peter C. Schanck and Abraham C.
2. [NJHUNTER] Anniversary Book [1]
Hi All, Now that I finally copied "The One Hundredth Anniversary of the Clover Hill Reformed Church, 1833-1933" I realize that I'm missing the names of some of you who made the request for a copy. I have sent copies to Calabash, Merchantville and Houston. Please let me know if you would like a copy. Sorry. Barbara _________________________________________________________________ Chat with friends online, try MSN Messenger: http://messenger.msn.com
3. [NJHUNTER] need advice [0.984757]
Thanks Mike
4. Re: [NJHUNTER] Hunterdon County Historical Township Boundaries Maps [0.984757]
At 08:44 AM 3/20/02 -0500, Marshall Lake wrote: >Some of you may recall a few days ago I asked for the existance of an >on-line map of Hunterdon County showing the present day township >boundaries. I was directed to http://www.co.hunterdon.nj.us/map.htm which >is good enough for my purposes though I wish it had a few more landmarks. > >Personally I would like to see historical versions of the above map going >backwards in time with a new map (showing boundaries) every time there was >a change in municipal
5. [NJHUNTER] RE: David-3 & Elizabeth (GARRISON) STOUT [0.984757]
Perry, The earliest reference I've seen is in Nathan Stout's "History of the Stout Family," 1823. That would be about 100 years after the marriage. He lists Elizabeth Larrison as David's wife. Any actual marriage record might be found in the Hopewell Baptist Church records. I believe I've seen some reference to an LDS microfilm on the church records. Dane Coefer 4x descendant of Richard and Penelope Stout http://www.geocities.com/dane97520/StoutTree.html ----- Original Message ----- From: Perry Stree
6. [NJHUNTER] MYERS / FRENCH / WILLIAMS / FINCH / BRYAN [0.984757]
Gary, Thanks for your inquiry in regards to Cornelius MYERS. We're in the process of moving, so I haven't done much genealogy. We've made no progress on Cornelius, but have found family for his wife Hannah FRENCH. Her father was Jeremiah FRENCH, Pvt. NJ Rev War, b 12 June 1762, NJ., died 22 July 1834 of Cholera in Cincinnati, OH. Mother: Hannah Finch WILLIAMS. Grandparents: John WILLIAMS and Hannah FINCH. The 1850 Delaware Tsp census shows a John MIERS, age 66 who was a farmer,
7. [NJHUNTER] Marx Room [0.984757]
Kay, Thank you for the information concerning the Marx Room. I'm looking forward to visiting on my next NJ visit! Paula
8. Re: [NJHUNTER] Index to Honeyman's Book [0.984757]
I have a "Honeyman's Justice" book by A. Van Doren Honeyman 1924. It concerns the laws of New Jersey..such as the "Slaying of Woodchucks", "Bicycles", "Shipwrecks", and "Drunkards"..etc. This book was owned by my grandfather Chas. W. Young, Justice of the Peace in Hopewell Twp. He was a descendent of Emerson Brooks from New York. Unfortunately, no names as such, just some interesting laws. Janice Young Breedlove >From: Marshall Lake >To: NJHUNTER-L@rootsweb.com >Subject:
9. [NJHUNTER] First Reformed Ch Raritan [0.984757]
Can someone tell me where I can locate a transcription of, or better yet copies or original of, the early (1694) records of this church, so that I can check out the exact wording of a specific death entry.
10. [NJHUNTER] need advice [0.984757]
Anita Thank you for the information. I am fairly new at genealogy and am not familiar with where to obtain certain information. Is Family History Centers a CD to be purchased? Millie
11. [NJHUNTER] Dumont [0.984757]
Hi Lorrie, No one seems to know anything about Tillie Dilley, George Hendershot or their children. I have posted on several L-lists. I am still trying to locate the first child they had before George Leroy. I know the child existed. I will share all the info I get. Millie
12. Re: [NJHUNTER] 1745 Road Petition [0.984757]
This petition was quoted in the book, "Pioneers of Old Hopewell", on p. 111, by Ralph EGE, originally printed in 1908, as you have it in your letter. The author follows with: "It is not known whether the petition was acted upon at that time or laid over, but it is a matter of record that only seven years had elapsed before the road was again brought to the attention of the authorities, and this time in a manner that doubtless secured the necessary improvement. The following is a copy: "May 15, 175
13. [NJHUNTER] My six SARAH LANCE women.. where the heck did they go? [0.984757]
Ok for some reason my previous mailing has not gone through soo...Madge, I've got six of them in my FTM file. 1. Sarah, daughter of John who died 1856 and whose will I sent. No husband listed for her and no date of birth or death. 2. Sarah, born 1786 - mother elizabeth and for some reason I don't have her father 3. Sarah, b 1865 daughter of John Lance, b1826 d1899 and Sarah Thomas 1829 -1891 4.Sarah Ann 1853 - 1854 daughter of George Lance and Mary Woolever 5.Sarah C. born 1855 daughter of Pe
14. Re: [NJHUNTER] Where in the world is Lumberville? [0.984757]
Susan, who are you? Did you go to Hopewell Township schools?? My mom lives on Hale St in Pennington and worked for years at the drug store next to the Pennington Quality Mkt. I do have a photo of Clover Hill on my webpage. I have some info, too. Write me off the list. -- SML wrote: > Sorry...Lumberville PA is just north of New Hope PA. > Lambertville NJ is across the bridge from New Hope > PA. > > I remember a pedestrian bridge near the Black Bass > Hotel...spent a romantic e
15. [NJHUNTER] Re: NEES [0.984757]
Hello, I am researching my GGrandfather who lived in the Flemington area in 1920. I have been unable to locate him using the index on ancestry and I was hoping someone on this list would have access to a directory around that time span. His name in JOHN NEES. Thank you for any help. Dian in Florida
16. Re: [NJHUNTER] Clover Hill Church [0.984757]
I forgot to tell the Schanck researcher that you also need to check Neshanic and Harlingen. Most of the early families are intermarried (wow, don't we know that?!) so you need to check both of those listings as well. They aren't far apart geographicly and they were linked by many intermarriages. All the Hillsborough cemeteries were "read" a few years ago. There are also earlier inscription indexes. --- Barbara Kopels wrote: > Hi all, > > The full history of the Clover
17. [NJHUNTER] David-3 & Elizabeth (GARRISON) STOUT [0.984757]
I have found numerous web sites that identify the wife of David-3 STOUT (Jonathan-2, Richard-1) as Elizabeth GARRISON; others identify her as Elizabeth LARISON. By what primary source(s) can Elizabeth's maiden name be established as GARRISON or LARISON with some degree of certainty? I am researching the early GARRISONs of Hunterdon Co., NJ with the assistance of several correspondents. I have found multiple points of association between the BARBER, BURROUGHS/BURROWS, FOSTER, GARRISON, HIGGINS, HOWELL, OL
18. [NJHUNTER] Marriages, Easton, PA Methodist Church [0.984757]
Hi, folks.... I've added a listing of marriages at the First Methodist Church, 2nd Street, Easton, PA, to my web site. This listing covers a period from 1836 to 1885. There are many Warren County marriages, and quite a few Sussex and Hunterdon marriages, as well. A huge caveat before you send for marriage documentation: I do not know if the marriages all took place in Easton, with the NJ folks crossing the river to get to the church, or whether the minister crossed the river, but kept the records in Ea
19. [NJHUNTER] Spring Mills School, Holland Township [0.984757]
Hi, folks... Al Hosbach has shared with me a picture of his mother's school when she was in 1st or 2nd grade, in about 1924. The photo is of the children of the one-room Spring Mills School, Holland Township, Hunterdon County. You can see this photo, along with the names of almost all the children, at http://www.raub-and-more.com/helenclass.html Jan Reuther
20. Re: [NJHUNTER] Lumberville [0.984757]
It's really great how helpful people are on these lists. I've had lots of great responses to my own inquiries. To those of us who actually still LIVE in the area, though, it sometimes is humorous when we see directions posted incorrectly. The funniest one was when the movie "The Crossing" was airing and someone wrote to the lists that "there is a place a little north of Trenton and it's called Washington's Crossing and it's right about where he crossed the river". Imagine that! --- Ruth Satterthwaite
21. Re: [NJHUNTER] New to List [0.984757]
> I just joined this list and i am working on the Vanbuskirk family tree. There was a Daniel VANBUSKIRK who was one of three persons appointed by the court in Flemington on 8 Feb 1793 to divide the lands of Isaac ROBINS who died intestate. -- Marshall Lake -- mlake@melake.erols.com -- http://melake.erols.com
22. [NJHUNTER] New E-Mail/Web Page Location [0.984757]
Hi Everyone, Just wanted to let you know that I have move my e-mail and web page (Home Grown In The Garden State) from ATT to COMCAST. My e-mail is "jerseyite@comcast.net" and my home page is now located at http://mywebpages.comcast.net/jerseyite/. Dennis
23. [NJHUNTER] Re: Russell L Hoffman [0.984757]
Can anyone give me the parentage of Russell L Hoffman, who was married to Flossie SLIKER? Thanks very much. Dick Carter rcar37@prodigy.net
24. Re: [NJHUNTER] New Subscriber [0.984757]
Mr. Bill, Thank you for your offer,I am researching the Cook name in Hunterdon co. Thanking you in advance for your time. Michael Cook Penna. > Hello to all from a new subscriber to the NJHUNTER mail list. > > At the present time, I can probably be of more help to researchers since I am working on a project to computerize and index the Hunterdon Gazette (and Farmer's Weekly Advertiser) the first newspaper published in the county. The first issue was dated March 24, 1825 and it ceased publication when
25. [NJHUNTER] William, Joseph & Jemima (BURROUGHS) BARBER [0.984757]
Can anyone provide a full quotation of the marriage record of Joseph BARBER & Jemima BURROUGHS (dau. of John BURROUGHS) from page 1670 of "Colonial Families in Philadelphia" (edited by John W. Jordan, published by Lewis Publishers of New York in 1911 in 2 volumes.) as found here... http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/pa/philadelphia/bios/cfofphil/b-1.txt Unfortunately, only the index is on-line. Prior to this discovery, it appeared that Jemima BURROUGHS married *William* BARBER rather than *Joseph* BAR
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