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1. Re: [NJHUNTER] Hunterdon County Demecrat [1]
What you have is everything that was in the newspaper articles. Dennis At 01:54 PM 03/08/2003 -0500, Bluelamp@aol.com wrote: >Would anyone have access to the Hunterdon county Democrat? I found a couple >of listing on line and would like to be able see the who thing? > HREF="http://mywebpages.comcast.net/jerseyite/News/jan1883.htm">jan1883 > b
2. [NJHUNTER] (no subject) [1]
Dear List, Does SKS have access to the 1895 New Jersey Census or City Directory? I am looking for the address of William and Margaret Lynch in Stockton or Lambertsville. Or any other Lynch that may be listed. Thank you Cheryl sedorp@aol.com
3. [NJHUNTER] Re: LAKE/MOORE [1]
> I just happen to be looking for the family of Mary Lake and Isaiah H. > Moore. They were married March 8, 1837. Mary was born Hunterdon Cty > NJ in 1818. She was the daughter of Cornelius Lake and Lydia Haines. > Mary and Isaiah had Edward (1842), Lydia (1851) and Cornelius (1853). > Any of these sound familiar to anyone?? I have this couple identified in http://mlake.net/lake/NewJersey/HunterdonCoLakes.txt There may be other info related to this couple on my site. See http://mlake.net/lake/idx.html
4. [NJHUNTER] Kenn Stryker-Rodda Book [1]
Thank you very much for the lookup in your book for the sur-name Rightmire Mary. I appreciate it and believe Jacobus Rightmire Sr and Jr are my line. Any information on this family especially the branch that went down into Virginia very much appreciated. It is a tough name to search. Thanks again, Alice
5. [NJHUNTER] Hunterdon County Tax Ratables Part #1 [1]
Hunterdon County Ratables Municipality Date Book Box Item GMNJ Reel Alexandria Twp 1785 860 40 3 54:55-59 11 July-August 1786 861 106* 1 54:55-59 11 July-August 1789 862 40 4 11 July-August 1790 863 40 5 11 September 1803 864 40 6 11 Amwell Twp. No Date 872 40 7 11 January - February 1780 865 40 8 47:66-84 11 June 1780 866 40 9 47:66-84 11 1784 867 40 10 11 July-August 1786 868 40 11 11 1789 869 40 12 11 1802 870 40 13 12 1803 871 40 14
6. [NJHUNTER] Hunterdon County [1]
Hello I am trying to do a genealogy research on the Lake family of Hunterdon > County, NJ. My ancestor was one Thomas Lake of Amwell Township from (as near > as I can tell) Gravesend, Long Island, NY. Died circa 1700. > > His descendants were son Thomas Lake, grandson Abraham Lake and great > grandson Richard Lake who moved to North Carolina in 1780s and then on to > Georgia. > > His father and grandfather, both named John Lake lived and died in Gravesend, Long Island, NY > in the last half of the seven
7. [NJHUNTER] GEORGE F. NASH [1]
Question.. I have found, what I believe, is my Great Grandmother's first husband, GEORGE F. NASH. I have copies of his Muster-in Roll saying he joined Company A, 30 Regiment New Jersey Mil. Inf. (in Flemington) on September 3, 1862 and Muster-in date of September 17, 1862... Now the question is, where would I go to find further information of him joining, such as his Vital Statistics, place of birth, etc.? Thanks in Advance... Geo.
8. [NJHUNTER] Hunterdon County Tax Ratables Part #2 [1]
HUNTERDON COUNTY RATABLES (cont'd) Municipality Date Book Box Item GMNJ Reel Maidenhead Twp. May 1778 909 42 10 48:137-141 12 September 1779 910 42 11 48:137-141 12 August 1786 911 42 12 12 August 1789 912 42 13 12 (1) July-August 1799 42 13a Reading Twp. May 1778 913 42 14 49:11-18 12 September 1779 914 106* 3 49:11-18 12 May 1780 915 42 15 12 August 1780 916 42 16 12 January 1781 917 42 17 12 1785 918 42 18 12 1789 919 42 19 12 June-August 1790 920 42 20 12 1
9. Re: [NJHUNTER] My Web Page [1]
It looks great, Carol. I like the fact that you have more than just names (which to me are virtually useless without details) and sources of your information. Good work. Too bad you're not descended from my Hunterdon families: Welsh (Welch or Welsch), Crater and Dean -- maybe Bunn, too. Richard Welch
10. [NJHUNTER] Hannah's Rock - Jugtown [1]
Hello list members: Can anyone tell me how "Hannah's Rock" may have been named? It's a very large boulder at the edge of the woods, on the right-hand side of the road, as one travels down Jugtown Mtn towards West Portal. Rita in Lambertville
11. [NJHUNTER] LAKEs of Hunterdon County [1]
> I am trying to do a genealogy research on the Lake family of Hunterdon > County, NJ. My ancestor was one Thomas Lake of Amwell Township from (as > near as I can tell) Gravesend, Long Island, NY. Died circa 1700. I am currently making an effort to try to identify all the LAKEs who resided in, or stemmed from, Hunterdon Co, NJ. See what I've done so far at http://mlake.net/lake/NewJersey/HunterdonCoLakes.txt I'm open to any comments/corrections/additions/etc. -- Marshall Lake -- mlake@mlake.net -- htt
12. [NJHUNTER] MOCULAK/MOCULSKI/MOCZULSKI [1]
The above names were living in White House Station, NJ. Is anyone familiar with any of these names & if so, would you please contact me directly. My Great Grandparents were of one of these name (Joseph/Julia). I am sorry to say "one of these names" as within the family siblings spelled it all the above. Thank you for any help you can give me. Jan
13. Re: [NJHUNTER] CASE/KASE/KAES - MARSH [1]
Hi Jim, Wow, am I glad I read your message without deleting it! I have no info on your Lillian May but I noticed the name Hart Johnson jump out at me and found that your Lillian is the sister of my greatgrandmother Elizabeth Johnson. I had had no info on Lillian except her name. Never worked on that line. Thanks for the info. It was wonderful!! This must be my lucky week as Pam Bush was kind enough to forward my greatgrandfather Moore's obit to me yesterday! Sharon Moore Colquhoun, Belle Mead, NJ Jim
14. [NJHUNTER] Names From a Hunterdon County Quilt in Australia [1]
Hi All, I wanted to share an email I received from a Judy Martin, some of the names might be interesting to some of you. Her email is listed at the end of this first message I am a member of a Quilt Study Group and we have come across a Signature Quilt which has the name Baltis Pickel and Mary Pickel inscribed on it. There are also several people with the surname 'Dilly' and an inscription which says 'March 17th at 1851 at the head of the spring at Brandy Road.' There are several other names but I w
15. Re: [NJHUNTER] Harmanus (Harman) King [1]
I've been doing alot of digging through KING stuff lately and the only Harmanus I've seen come up is the Father of Joseph King Sr. B. (no date) 1650 +- 10yr is a good estimate m. Mary/Marcia Green/Greijn/Gruen Emmigrated from England->Holland -> Burlington Co, NJ Son. Joseph Sr b.1683 . is the King of Kingwood fame. one of the founding fathers of the Kingwood MM (nee Bethlehem MM) Jim ----- Original Message ----- From: "Richard Reger" To: Sent: Friday, Marc
16. [NJHUNTER] Fwd: Quilt from Hunterdon County in Australia [1]
Hi All I was wondering if any of you out there might have some answers for Judy Martin. She belongs to a Quilt Club and they have a quilt from Hunterdon County. In past emails the names were listed. She has some other questions and I was hoping that some of you out there might be able to answer them. Thanks for all your help her email is Judy Martin - rosalind@castlemaine.net >From: "Judy Martin" >To: "Marietta Pickell" >Subject: Quilt >Dat
17. RE: [NJHUNTER] CASE/KASE/KAES -- FISHER [1]
Fish, I'd be interested in your FISHER info. There are indications that one, possibly three?, BELLIS males married FISHER girls back in the early-to-mid 1700's. I would dearly love to get my hands on any first-source documentation of the marriages. Here is my online database (it's about 1/3rd complete), and the webpage linked is where I have a Barnet BELLIS married to possibly Mary FISHER : http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=rozbellis1&id=I14 Other researcher online databases sh
18. [NJHUNTER] Chidister-Steven-John [1]
Looking for the father of John & Steven the last name is spelled with variations 1880-census Stephen CHIDISTER Self M Male W 63 NJ Stone Mason NJ NJ Emley CHIDISTER Wife M Female W 39 NJ Keeping House NJ NJ Mary E. CHIDISTER Dau S Female W 12 NJ At Home NJ NJ Stephen Isaac CHIDISTER Son S Male W 10 NJ At Home NJ NJ Ella B. CHIDISTER Dau S Female W 5 NJ At Home NJ NJ Source Information: Census Place Sparta, Susse
19. [NJHUNTER] NJ Historical Society - Phillips materials [1]
To everyone that I had corresponded with in the past several weeks - It was rumored that the NJ Historical Society had 3 boxes donated by C.S.Fillips which dealt strictly with the Phillips family. It was further rumored that one or more of the boxes may have been lost. Well, I visited them on Saturday and they do not have any boxes and they did not seem to be aware of the prior existence of them. Their Phillips material consists of two vertical files (one of some bible records) and two books. I thin
20. [NJHUNTER] Staymetz [1]
Thank you for your help. I guess the census takers just couldn't spell Stamets ( and maybe the Staymetz' couldn't either). Thanks again. Shirley The Fitzgeralds shir@iname.com Beers, Crotsley, Hamlen, Helick, Lesher, Mack, Stamets (Stei(n)metz, Staymetz), Whitesell, Fitzgerald/Regan.
21. [NJHUNTER] QUEENS BOROUGH PUBLIC LIBRARY & FREEMAN, KINGSTON, NY [1]
Here are 2 places that obituaries can be gotten: Daily Freeman, Kingston, New York - Contact the librarian, Rose Morris, by phone at 845-331-5000 ext. 473 - she will be able to tell you what she can or cannot do for you. Price ? (I haven't contacted them yet, but will be doing so shortly, so I cannot give you a price for each obituary.) Queens Borough Public Library (for Long Island, NY Obituaries) - write directly to: Queens Borough Public Library, 89-11 Merrrick Boulevard, Jamaica, New York 11432
22. [NJHUNTER] Justice Phillips article series in THE LAMBERTVILLE BEACON, April 20, 1933. [1]
THE LAMBERTVILLE BEACON, April 20, 1933. (Continued from last weeks issue) There were some of the Phillips name in America at least as early as 1623, and by 1660 there were many here. Of these we mention Frederick Philipse, born about 1626 at Bolwaerts in Friesland, married Margaret Hardenbrook, widow of Peter Rudalphous De Vries, married as second wife Catherine, daughter of Cloff S. Van Cortlandt, in 1692. In 1693 hid estate was chartered as the Manor of Philipseborough, and the Manor House later beca
23. [NJHUNTER] BELLIS - SCHENCK - BREWER - DILTS [1]
I have sparse information that an Adam BELLIS was married to an Anne SCHENCK. They had one son, Jacob (b.c. 1780), who married Ann DILTS, apparently of Readington (my info is unclear; it could be that the marriage took place in Readington). Another son, William (b.c. 1782) married Betsey BREWER. Does anyone recognize Ann DILTS or Betsey BREWER? I am perplexed as to who Jacob & Wm's father, Adam BELLIS, might be. I am fairly certain I have all the "Adam BELLIS's" in Hunterdon Co. accounted for and match
24. Re: [NJHUNTER] Fwd: New Jersey History [1]
Jim, you should leave the NJ Turnpike and get to know some of the Union County cities. Elizabeth has the gorgeous Warinanco Park with its azalea gardens and Rahway has the Rahway River Park. Not everything in Union County is ugly and not everything looks like Route One. Cousin Sharon Jim Eisele wrote:Oops left out that Rahway is just south of Elizabeth & Newark and is prety much as ugly. If you really want to know what the area looks like watch the beginning credits of the Soprano's on HB
25. Re: [NJHUNTER] CASE/KASE/KAES - MARSH [1]
Hello to the family of CASE/KASE/KAES in New Jersey. I know that my family had it's beginnings there. But I'm totally confused. Do you have sources for your findings? My ancestry starts with Sarah Case b. 1811 in PA who married John Huff b. in 1811 PA, son of Anthony Huff of Hunterdon Co. NJ. SARAH CASE'S parents were JOHN CASE b. 1778 in NJ and ANNA (NANCY MARIE) FOX b. 2 Aug 1782 in NJ. I believe, and I have to check and see if I have a source for the next portion, that JOHN'S parents were JOHN CASE b.1
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