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1. [NJHUNTER-L] KYSER/ KIZER IN NJ [1]
I have a Jasper, possibly Joshua Jasper KYSER born in 1733 in NJ. I have Sussex County listed (JUST discovered Sussex didn't exist in 1733) I was wondering if anyone has any info on him or others. I am looking for his parents. Faye Kizer Robbins
2. [NJHUNTER-L] Where is Hunterdon? [1]
It's also adjacent, I believe, to Bucks Co., PA. Where are you going in PA? If you cross the River from Hunterdon near Lambertville, you'll land in Bucks...county that is! Wonderful genealogy library at museum in Doylestown, PA. Town of Ringoes is approximately where old Amwell was....still in one of the Amwell Townships or so I was told at the branch library there. Pat Mount
3. Re: [NJHUNTER-L] N.J. Northwestern Counties [1]
If I have a birth supposedly in 1733 Sussex County, NJ and the was no Sussex County at the time. Would I still look for Sussex County records if the birth occured in what is NOW Sussex County or would I look in Hunterdon County? I know some places you would have to look in the original county but then for some you look in the present county. Faye Robbins
4. [NJHUNTER-L] Two Centuries of History [1]
Hi All, Just wanted to pass this on to the folks still living in or around New Jersey. I found it today in one of our small local newspaper's here in the Pocono's. On Saturday and Sunday, May 15th and 16th, the Warren County Cultural & Heritage Commission is sponsoring The Warren County Heritage Festival held at Historic Town Center, Oxford, N.J. Free Admission, Living History Encampments, and Demonstrations of what it was like during the French and Indian, Revolutionary and Civil War's. Two hundred y
5. Re: [NJHUNTER-L] N.J. Northwestern Counties [1]
Hi, My Sussex Co. land records on my family were found in Newton Courthouse, Sussex Co., even though the family lived in what is now Warren Co. Pat
6. [NJHUNTER-L] 37 Smock-Schamp 3 Hein-Opie 24 Disbrow -Haggins Harrison [1]
Maria Smock married Joost Schamp born 19Maech 1749 in New Jersey. Can anyone tell me the parents of Maria? Also, Wilhemina Hein born 11 Jan 1765 new Jersey died 9Feb.1845 NJ married James Opie. Does anyone know of the family of Wilhemins? And Hannah Disbrow born 1743 Maidenhead,NJ married 6Jan1764 Benjamine Oppie. Requesting info on Hannah`s family? One last Oppie. Grace Higgins Harrison born 1700 married 1735NJ William Oppie. Would like info on Graces family? I appriciate any help that can be provided.
7. [NJHUNTER-L] Hopewell Valley Heritage [1]
I have no connection with the seller of this book but I thought there would be some interest on this book. Diane Sives HOPEWELL VALLEY HERITAGE by LEWIS ALICE BLACKWELL, Illustrated by B&W PHOTOS NJ. THE HOPEWELL MUSEUM, 1973 HB/TIGHT. 1973st edition. NF / NF DJ. SUN FADING TO SPINE OF DJ / SIGNED BY AUTHOR ON TITLE PAGE / ST UDY OF THE HOPEWELL TOWNSHIP IN NEW JERSEY. (Keywords: genealogy new jersey hopewell valley b&w photos) The price of the book is US$ 25.00 Please reference the seller's book # 0
8. [NJHUNTER-L] Gilbert Wheeler [1]
Does anyone have informtion on Gilbert Wheeler in late 1600s his daughter was Ann Wheeler she married in 1720 to Henry Kitchen of Amwell Twp, Hunterdon need any information on Gilbert,wife, and children Thanks Grace Hester
9. Re: [NJHUNTER-L] Bellis [1]
Hi. I see one Richard Bellis indexed in Deats, Hunterdon Marriages. Richard Bellis married Margaret Ann Case, July 13, 1850. The name Bellis is believed to have come from Bellesfeldt. Geoffrey Cooper NJ LOOKUPS
10. [NJHUNTER-L] Henry Walter [1]
Henry WALTER (may be WALTERS or WATTERS) born 1778 was said to be from New Jersey. He and his wife Catherine GRESS / GRACE were located in Hamilton Twp., Northampton Co. PA in 1811 where 5 of their children were born. The place of birth of their first two children; Margaret, b. 1807 and Jacob, b. 1810 is unknown. I would like to find out where Henry was located in NJ from birth to the time of moving to PA and who his parents were. Any information or suggestions will be greatly appreciated. Ken Walter P
11. [NJHUNTER-L] BEERMAN, VANDERBECK, VANDERVORT [1]
Looking for Isaac DeRIEMER and Gertje BEERMAN, married 1736; their son, Isaac DeREMER or DeREAMER(1737-1808), married Maria VANDERBECK or VANDERVORT. Some of their children married the following: Mary MOREHOUSE, John SMITH, and Nancy (Ann) ACKLEY or EACKLEY. -Michelle DeRemer
12. [NJHUNTER-L] N.J. Northwestern Counties [1]
This article from the newspaper is just the first 7 paragraphs of the story, and the rest deals with the stage lines and mostly railroads, but I thought that the information from this news article would be interesting to the researchers that have ancestors from these counties in New Jersey. Joyce in N.J. >From the Hunterdon Co. Democrat of Flemington, N.J. 5/6/99: "HUNTERDON WAS A COUNTY EVEN BEFORE THE REVOLUTION" "The 'Hunter' in Hunterdon County comes from the name of royal Governor Robert Hunter,
13. [NJHUNTER-L] Jefferson Strouse, Amwell [1]
I'm looking for more information about Jefferson Strouse, who married Sarah L. Lake in about 1873, and their descendants. They are listed in the 1875 census for East Amwell, NJ. Would like to contact and talk to any of their descendants if possible. Jim LaRue
14. Re: [NJHUNTER-L] Two Centuries of History [1]
Sure wish I could attend! Sounds like a Good Time will be had by all. Thanks for the invitation, Kathy My Coat of Arms buttons in the back.....Is this "Normal"? Kathy Welch Heidel ~ mailto:kheidel@tri.net ~ ICQ# 10547674 ~ AOL I/M heidelhaus The Potawatomi Tribe Of OK: http://www.tri.net/~kheidel/nativeamer/index.html Dickinson Co., KS http://skyways.lib.ks.us/genweb/dickinso/index.html Clay Co., KS http://skyways.lib.ks.us/genweb/clay/index.html Callahan, Causey, Devlin, Fair, Fine, Hiner, Holloway, McCr
15. [NJHUNTER-L] Hunterdon Moores [1]
Hunterdon listers, I am interested in knowing if any of the folks researching Moores in the Hunterdon area have ever stumbled across my ancestor, Lewis H Moore. Lewis and his wife, Sarah Bean Moore seem to have materialized in Montgomery County, PA in the late 1800s, shortly before the death of Lewis. Jacob, John, and Abraham are common names in the information I have so far, some of which is attached below. Hence, I was intrigued by the recent post regarding Hunterdon Moores. All of my research to date ha
16. [NJHUNTER-L] Thomas Waters/Walters and his wife Priscilla [1]
Greetings, I'm trying to find out more about Thomas Waters/Walters who was born in c1725 and died Feb 16, 1767 in Hunterdon Co., NJ. His wife Priscilla (last name unknown) was born c1730 and died Apr 30, 1806 also in Hunterdon County. I am a descendent of their daughter Mary who was married to William Savidge. Another daughter, Deborah, spouse of William Van Kirk, was a great grandmother of President Warren G Harding. I recently found some data on the LDS website regarding a Thomas Waters of Marblehead
17. [NJHUNTER-L] Militia and Tax Ratables for Hunterdon [1]
The militia list for Amwell as well as other townships of Hunterdon county - plus 1774 tax ratable tables - were all published in the Genealogical Magazine of New Jersey. This is a multiple volume set published by the NJ State Genealogical Society, I think quarterly. Kenn Stryker-Rodda indexed the first 45 volumes or so before his death. Each volume has it's own index as well but often articles are continued across books. I know the larger NJ genealogical societies and libraries all carry this - perhap
18. Re: [NJHUNTER-L] 1792 Militia Roll for Amwell [1]
If it is not too difficult or time consuming, I would appreciate a lookup for JEREMIAH FRENCH who is known to have been a Private in the Hunterdon Co. New Jersey Militia during the Revolutionary War. He was born at Amwell, Hunterdon Co., New Jersey in 1762. Any information from anyone about this grandparent of mine would be greatly appreciated. I'll be away from home for a couple weeks, so take your time. Best regards from beautiful Alaska, Bob Lynn -----Original Message----- From: Tacy413408@aol.com
19. [NJHUNTER-L] Question about SSDI Cd [1]
Hi, I have a question about the SSDI CD. Will the CD contain the information found on the SS application? Thanks!! Wendy
20. [NJHUNTER-L] Troy [1]
I'm looking for any information on Samuel & John Troy of Hunterdon Co. They both served in the Rev. War for Hunterdon Co. I don't know if they were brothers or father- son. Also some children are John C., Thomas & McVey. The children left N.J around 1800 and moved to Columbia/ Luzerne Co, Pa. John C. Troy married Elizabeth Cramer, whose parents were George ( of Lebenon, Hunterdon Co) & Sophia ( Kline of Kingwood) Cramer ( Kremer). No Troy's show up on any census until after 1830. No wills have been found
21. [NJHUNTER-L] BETHEL, CARFREY [1]
Hi list! I'm a new lister and wanted to know if anyone knows of these surnames from Hunterdon County: Thomas BETHEL is listed in the 1840 census in the Kingwood Township and Ella CARFREY was born in the Alexandria Township in 1863 (father listed as Morgan CARFREY) according to the IGI. Please let me know of any other BETHEL or CARFREY information in Hunterdon County. Thanks! Nancy
22. Re: [NJHUNTER-L] Thanks you for Lookups [1]
Joyce, Just in case you don't get a thank you. Your efforts are appreciated. I recently went to a cemetery and looked up several dates, etc. I was disappointed that I received no acknowledgement, even just the receipt of the message. I posted my findings several times to the whole list and directly to the person making the request. It's just a courtesey that would be appreciated. Nancy
23. [NJHUNTER-L] Thanks!! [1]
Thank you all who answered my question about the SSDI CD. Sorry I didn't say thanks sooner but it has been a hectic last few days. I do appreciate everyone's speedy response! With Warm Regards, Wendy
24. Re: [NJHUNTER-L] CLIFFORD SURNAME [1]
CLIFFORD marriages in Deats book. Ann married Nehemia Blackwell, Oct 20, 1831 Catherine married John Newman, Nov 16, 1846 Enoch married Catherine Case, Mar 25, 1840 Martha married Aaron Conover July 6, 1831 Thanks Geoffrey Cooper NJ LOOKUPS
25. [NJHUNTER-L] BELLIS, SOUSA [1]
Hi. Hope you can help me with our tree. We have "Lillie Bellis" d. Sept. 1895, her father was "Richard Bellis", a sheriff of Hunterdon Co., N.J. We have reason to believe that she was somehow related to John Philip Sousa's wife, Jane VanMiddlesworth Bellis, for whom my late mother-in-law was named. Supposedly, Jane was her great-aunt. Can anyone please help me find out if this is fact or not. I would greatly appreciated it.
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