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1. RE: [NJHUNTER] New Jersey Census 1790-1820 does not exist [1]
Hi, Lilly! When I found out that the earlier Hunterdon County census records had been destroyed by fire, I, too, was crushed!! ( I am trying to find out from which country my Jobs family lived , before coming to America.) For the past several years, I have been trying to break through my brick wall in Flemington, Hunterdon County, New Jersey! When my husband and I visited the area, we were able to find a few leads at the Hunterdon County Historical Society in Flemington. In a book, entitled, "Marriage
2. Isaac Hughes [1]
Isaac Hughes b.1833 married Elizabeth Kohl and suppose to be buried in Copper Hill. when I searched the Hunterdon co. cemetery listings on rootsweb, I only found 1 cemetery in Copper Hill- the Kuhl family burial grounds on Copper Hill country club. if someone has the Hunterdon historical newsletter vol 3, issue1--to see if they are there, I would appreciate it. or is there another cemetery in Copper Hill they might be in? thanks. --- Sharon --- sksmith03@earthlink.net
3. Re: [NJHUNTER] New Jersey Census 1790-1820 does not exist [1]
Lilly: There is a book "New Jersey in 1793" by James S. Norton. Library of Congress Catalog Card Number 72-78916 Copyright 1973, with color prints C ourtesy of Rutgers University Library, Special Collections, New Brunswick, New Jersey. Printed New Jersey in 1793, 1213 East 2100 South, Salt Lake City, Utah. This is a book on the Militia of the State of New New Jersey. I'm sure you can find this in some libraries, especially in New Jersey. Hope this helps. Marilyn ----- Original Message ----- F
4. Re: [NJHUNTER] MICHAEL family NJ to Loudoun, VA [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: Alana Bauman To: NJHUNTER-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Wednesday, March 02, 2005 10:31 AM Subject: Re: [NJHUNTER] MICHAEL family NJ to Loudoun, VA Hi Evelyn, Below is what I have on my earliest MICHAEL family. Philip's oldest children were reportedly born in NJ. I appreciate anything that might have that would shed some light on this family. Please scroll all the way down. My computer program likes to make very large page breaks. Family Group She
5. Re: [NJHUNTER] MICHAEL family NJ to Loudoun, VA [1]
Hi Evelyn, Below is what I have on my earliest MICHAEL family. Philip's oldest children were reportedly born in NJ. I appreciate anything that might have that would shed some light on this family. Please scroll all the way down. My computer program likes to make very large page breaks. Family Group Sheet Subject Philip MICHAEL (294)1 Milit- __ ___ ____ (R.W. Beg* . DAR application Dar Patriot index Allegany Co.
6. Re: [NJHUNTER] Book - Genealogical & Memorial History of state of NJ [1]
Rosella, Between the original mail with names in the A-B categories, and my added posting of the remainder, you may find the answer to any such request. However, I see no Alpaugh listed, nor a Sinclair. Cheers, Gary in Berkeley ----- Original Message ----- From: "Paul" To: Sent: Saturday, March 12, 2005 3:07 PM Subject: Re: [NJHUNTER] Book - Genealogical & Memorial History of state of NJ > > > Gary, > Do you find the family names Alpaugh
7. New Jersey Census 1790-1820 does not exist [1]
Thanks to everyone who tried to answer my question. The anwer is, that all the census records for 1790, 1800, 1810, 1820, for the State of New Jersey, were destroyed by Fire, so they don't exist. There are some tax lists, I am told, but I haven't located them yet. Sorry, very sad news to me, and I am sure to you as well. Now that we understand this fact, what can we use to document our families in NJ in this time frame? What resources are available? Has anyone found online tax lists? Or do we have to go
8. Naturalization ??? on Buckley [1]
Hello to list, I am in need of info to find if there are Naturalization papers for my ggg grandfather. They are (if to be found) located in Trenton, NJ. I live in ILL near St. Louis, MO. there is a web site for the listing of persons who applied for Naturalization there to which I have found my paternal grandfather and several of his brothers from France in the early 1900's. Now with the family in NJ I need to know info from the latter 1800's on the Buckley name. Is there such a site for Trenton? Any assi
9. Re: [NJHUNTER] GORDONs in Hunterdon Co. [1]
Marykay: I have been looking and cannot find an online address for the Hopewell Museum, but their address is: Hopewell Museum 28 Broad Street Hopewell, N.J. 08525 (609) 466-0103 In addition to "Pioneers of Old Hopewell", I believe that I also purchased at that time, "Traditions of Hunterdon" by John W. Lequear; "The Roads of Home" (Land and Legends of New Jersey) by Henry Charlton Beck; and "Smugglers' Woods: (Jaunts and Journeys in Colonial and Revolutionary New Jersey) by Arthur D. Pierce. The last
10. Re: [NJHUNTER] "Paul" - a common name in Palatine Germany c. 1700? [1]
I have found the name Paul in my German research....however, not that often.
11. Re: [NJHUNTER] Book - Genealogical & Memorial History of state of NJ [1]
Gary, Do you find the family names Alpaugh and Sinclair in this book? Rosella ----- Original Message ----- From: "Gary Smith" To: Sent: Friday, March 11, 2005 1:12 AM Subject: Re: [NJHUNTER] Book - Genealogical & Memorial History of state of NJ > Marykay, > No Hyde. > ---Gary > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Mary K. Lawson" > To: > Sent: Thursday, March 10, 2005 10:07 PM > Subjec
12. Re: [NJHUNTER] NJ to Loudoun, VA [1]
Bob, Are you related to Marion Kitchen and her son Donnie. Marion lives in Newton, NJ now I think. I'm interested in her because she has Van Camps in her ancestry and we are likely related as far back as the late 1800's Thanks, Steve Van Camp, in Calif.
13. Re: [NJHUNTER] Re: county maps [historical maps of NJ] [1]
Jim, You might look at this site. It is "Historical Maps of New Jersey." There is one for NJ in 1826. http://mapmaker.rutgers.edu/MAPS.html Scrolling down the page at the site, there are many that are for counties or smaller areas. --Noelle Ohio At 12:38 PM 3/31/2005, SnowBeri@aol.com wrote: >In a message dated 3/31/2005 1:14:46 AM Mountain Standard Time, >mkyritsi@hol.gr writes: > > Is there anywhere that there is a map, on line, of the Hunterdon, > > Sussex counties with towns and townships for the
14. Re: [NJHUNTER] Book - Genealogical & Memorial History of state of NJ [1]
In a message dated 3/12/2005 3:08:41 P.M. Pacific Standard Time, rjainwi@charter.net writes: Gary, Do you find the family names Alpaugh and Sinclair in this book? Rosella I know the Alpaugh people and I think the Sinclair folks too married into my LANTZ - LANCE line. Laurence Lance
15. Re: [NJHUNTER] New Jersey Census 1790-1820 does not exist [1]
Depending on when your ancestors arrived, there may be naturalization records. I found one for my ancestor in the archives at the Hall of Records in Flemington [County Clerk's Office next to the old Court House]. He applied in 1836 and the final papers were signed and duly recorded in 1838. It contained a wealth of information including where he was born in England! The reference for this was one of the books by Phyllis D'Autrechy on old records of Hunterdon County - not sure of the exact name! Regards,
16. Re: [NJHUNTER] Book - Genealogical & Memorial History of state of NJ [1]
You're very welcome, Mary. There is a Hude, but no Hyde. Remember that these are identified as the "main families," which would imply that there are other surnames mentioned among the 4800 descendants included. Dorothy Mary K. Lawson wrote: > Could you take a quick look and see if there are any Hyde families in > this book. > Thank you so much. > > Marykay Lawosn > > > > At 06:33 PM 3/10/2005 -0600, you wrote: > >> Hi, Susan-- >> >> If you click on the URL given for bigtreebooks.com in the origina
17. Jacob Tiger and Mary Wyckoff m 1789 [1]
I am interested in the parents of Mary Wyckoff below. Could she be the daughter of Peter Wyckoff and ? Vandervoort of Bethlehem Twp., Hunterdon, NJ? Thanks. Mike Morrissey ----- Original Message ----- From: "Debbie Jennings" < debbiej_2001@yahoo.com> To: < NJHUNTER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, October 20, 2000 7:14 AM Subject: [NJHUNTER] Children of Jacob Tiger and Mary Wyckoff > Jacob Tiger born 1771 married Mary Wyckoff. > They had the following children: > Jacob > John > Peter > Christopher > Georg
18. Re: [NJHUNTER] Book - Genealogical & Memorial History of state of NJ [1]
Susan, There's Opdycke, Green and Snyder listed. ---Gary ----- Original Message ----- From: "Susan Pena" To: Sent: Thursday, March 10, 2005 3:43 PM Subject: Re: [NJHUNTER] Book - Genealogical & Memorial History of state of NJ > I would like to know if the following names are in those books?? > > Carroll (Carrell) > Opdyke (Updike) (Opdycke) > Burd - Warren County > Arnwine > Green > Synder (Snider) - Warren County > ----- Original Message ----- >
19. Gordon in N.J. [1]
Does anyone have info on an Elizabeth Gordon born abt. 1820 N.J. She married an Abraham Flagg. Children I have are James Edward Flagg born 1840 N.J. and Ann Eliza born 1846 N.J. They moved to N.Y.C. Where Abraham died by 1858. I can't find Elizabeth after that she might have remarried. James Married in N.Y.C. a Jane Curry and Ann Eliza married in N.J. a Edward Davie. Can anyone place this Gordon. Thanks Check out our web page: _DPratt137's Home Page_ (http://hometown.aol.com/dpratt137/page1.ht
20. Re: [NJHUNTER] Book - Genealogical & Memorial History of state of NJ [1]
I would like to know if the following names are in those books?? Carroll (Carrell) Opdyke (Updike) (Opdycke) Burd - Warren County Arnwine Green Synder (Snider) - Warren County ----- Original Message ----- From: "Les Moore" To: Sent: Thursday, March 10, 2005 5:02 PM Subject: Re: [NJHUNTER] Book - Genealogical & Memorial History of state of NJ > The Hunterdon County Library has a copy of the four volumes of this book > in > its New Jersey Reference c
21. Newpaper clippings sent 2004 from Lisa [1]
Is Lisa still a member of this list? She sent all those wonderful news clippings about a year ago for northern Hunterdon people, but an email to her tonight was returned as undeliverable. Pam
22. Hotel at Cherryville [1]
As follow-up to my request concerning the name of the Hotel at Cherryville - Call off the Hounds! After further magnification and research, it appears that the name of the hotel in question is the Perryville Hotel in Perryville, Hunterdon County and not a hotel in Cherryville! Bill
23. Re: [NJHUNTER] Re: county maps [1]
In a message dated 3/31/2005 1:14:46 AM Mountain Standard Time, mkyritsi@hol.gr writes: > Is there anywhere that there is a map, on line, of the Hunterdon, > Sussex counties with towns and townships for the period before 1825. > Jim Dailey Hope Mills, NC I was visiting the main FHC library in Salt Lake City last week researching nearby Sussex county. They had a book on the information desk on one of the floors that showed how the changes in the counties occured over the decades. Sussex and Hunterdon
24. Re: [NJHUNTER] New Jersey Churches [1]
Thanks Beverly for pointing out the location of the Mt. Pleasant Presbyterian Church. I found it.
25. Re: [NJHUNTER] Book - Genealogical & Memorial History of state of NJ [1]
Bob, Thanks for explaining the process. After highlighting the copy one can press Ctrl-B to capture the copy and use Ctrl-V to paste it somewhere. The process we've described will help members who still laboriously transfer information to their files by transcription rather that highlight-and-paste. I didn't think to add directions on the web, but you've explained it well for those who are in a learning curve. The same process applies to accessing the website URL first given with the book query: use Ctr
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