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1. Polish ancesters... [1]
I think you might have been directing the question on when Poland was part of the German empire to me, but I didn't get my e-mail checked right away and John Newman gave you some good advice...Poland has a tortured History and it has been 20 years since I researched the Polish branch of my family but there are lots of good sources and every part of Poland is a History in itself as it has been divided up by it neighbors many times and you need to know where they lived in Poland and the year and then check th
2. RE:Little York, West Portal NJ MYERS [1]
Hi Gary, Little York is in present day Hunterdon, Asbury is now in Warren County. Just checked Jan's site for you, and got 49 documents on her search engine for Myers. Some are in Hunterdon (she has a lot of Hunterdon info), but the majority that I peeked at are in the southwestern part of Warren, ie.Phillipsburg, Asbury areas (once part of Hunterdon). Check her Beer's Atlas of Warren County 1876. The maps are scanned to the site (there's a surname index), and there are a number of Myers in it. Lots
3. Re: [NJHUNTER] Re: Williamson/Hummer/Bellis/Rockafellow Photo Album [1]
In a message dated 5/4/2004 6:07:31 PM Pacific Daylight Time, enielsen@accn.org writes: > That is absolutely amazing. I have a twin to it even to the white feet > on > > > the bottom and the gold edging. Pictures go back to our 2 old Dutch > > > Ancestors. However mine in the Conover Family in Hund.Co., N.J. I have > > > another, but not as beautiful as the 2 you and I have, but a lot bigger. > > > Interesting. > > > Norma I have one too. Ours has the brass clasps more intact. Unfortunately it has mo
4. Azariah Mathews, b. c1789 New Jersey [1]
G'day from Australia! I have re-subscribed to this list after a couple of years' absence. I would like to introduce one of my most stubborn brick wall ancestors: Azariah Mathews b. c1789 New Jersey m. Fanny Sebold 1812 Hunterdon Co., NJ res. 1840 Hopewell Twp., Mercer Co., NJ res. 1850 Ewing Twp., Mercer Co., NJ (farmer) inv. 1854 Hunterdon Co., NJ Azariah and Fanny had six children, three of whom married into the Burroughs family of Hopewell Twp., Mercer Co., NJ. Fanny's family is well documented, but
5. Re: [NJHUNTER] Yawger [1]
I also have an Albert Yawger, whose son Charles H. Yawger married Kathryn E. Roche (1912-1992) in 1931 in Somerville. This couple was divorced and Kathryn E. Roche married (2) Edwin Z. Siegfried in 1937. All three lived in or near Whitehouse Station in Readington Twp. This Charles H. Yawger might be a grandson of the Charles H. Yawger you have as father of Albert. Kathryn Roche had no children with either husband. Pam ----- Original Message ----- From: "fish fisher" To:
6. SWICK, John B. [1]
On a photocopy from the Readington Township vital records, June 1 1853 to June 1, 1854 is the following marriage: Swick, John B., of Clarksville (Glen Gardner) son of Peter & Catherine Swick to Mahala Starker of Clinton daughter of ? and Abigail Starker. Date: Sept. 24, 1853 by L. L. Comfort, minister in Whitehouse. He is age 25, she is age 18. Pam Bush
7. Runyon [1]
Hi Judith, I have Runyon. I will be happy to share information with you. Joyce > I have the following family names in Hunterdon County: > Runyan > Submitted by Judith K. Arthur > >
8. Re: [NJHUNTER] Re: Rollcall BROWN, CRATER, PACE, RARICK [1]
In a message dated 5/16/2004 7:10:54 PM Pacific Standard Time, Roses674@aol.com writes: My grgrandfather's sister Catharine Ann Parr m.ca 1849 a David Brown in Warren Co., NJ. He later added Dean to his surname as he was raised by Hannah Parr Dean and her husband Albert Dean. I have no idea if this would help, but his granddaughter in law told me that his family came from LI. I also have Rarick in my Snook and Lake families. Nancy Parr in NJ For what it's worth, there are Snook, Crater, Pace, an
9. Re: [NJHUNTER] LAKE Family of Hopewell Photo Album [1]
Thank you so much for the link to the Lake Family of Hopewell. Aaron and Mary Danberry Lake were my great-great-great grandparents. Massa/Mercy Lake was my gg-grandmother. I'm thrilled to have the pictures and would love to compare notes on the family. LoAnn Snyder ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Tuesday, May 04, 2004 9:45 AM Subject: [NJHUNTER] LAKE Family of Hopewell Photo Album > Try this link > community.webshots.com/user/martinlarue > for
10. Randall History [1]
While researching my POTTER family history at the Tewksbury Historical Society awhile back I got some info that referenced the RANDALL HISTORY. Has anyone on the list seen or heard of this? Thanks, Josie Lieberman Researching POTTER, HILDEBRANT, WATERS, LUTES, RINEAR, KLUTE, SUTTON (HANNAH that married a DANIEL POTTER)
11. RE: [NJHUNTER] It's not too late to register! [1]
It may not be too late to register, but I wanted to confirm the date as being June 5th? Thanks, JF Purcell Oceanside, NY >From: "Joan M Lowry" >Reply-To: NJHUNTER-L@rootsweb.com >To: NJHUNTER-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [NJHUNTER] It's not too late to register! Date: Wed, 19 May 2004 >11:46:17 -0400 > >June 5 -- Newark New Jersey: The Genealogical Society of New Jersey and >the New Jersey Historical Society will co-sponsor an all day Genealogical >Conference featuring John Phili
12. EBAY AUCTION: Williamson/Hummer/Bellis/Rockafellow Photo Album [1]
Hello Everyone, Well, finally, I've got the Hunterdon County, New Jersey Williamson/Hummer/Bellis/Rockafellow photo album up on an ebay auction!! Please click on the link below to view it: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3290476752&ssPageName=ADME:B:LC:US:1 I sincerely appreciate your patience with this as I know many of you have been wondering if I was EVER going to get this auction going! Thank-you for your interest --- please feel free to write to me personally with any questi
13. Re: [NJHUNTER] Fisher/Everitt [1]
Hello Rich, I have several of your family names, might we have a family connection:? Fox, Case, Hummer, Hoff Eleanor > Dorothy, I have lots on FISHER's but not your Anthony. Do you have his parents? I have seen this marriage before, but could not tie him in. > > I also have an EVERITT on a direct line. This is Mary EVERITT born about 4/24/1783 and died 10/4/1858. She is buried at Newell Cemetery in Stanton, Hunterdon, NJ. She was the wife of John YAWGER. > > Direct lines from Hunterdon County include: > >
14. Re: [NJHUNTER] Runyon [1]
Thank you, Fuller. Judy Arthur
15. RE: [NJHUNTER] Runyon [1]
Hello Judy & list; The only current genealogist that I know has done any first-hand research into the family of Thomas & Martha (Dunn) Runyan is Hazel Sheehan of Reading, PA. I will forward this to Hazel & perhaps she can steer you in the right direction. Regards, Fuller Runyan Harrisburg, PA -----Original Message----- From: Jkarthur@aol.com [mailto:Jkarthur@aol.com] Sent: Tuesday, May 04, 2004 3:53 PM To: NJHUNTER-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [NJHUNTER] Runyon My Runyons are the early ones. My last
16. Garret D. AGIN and Sarah LAKE [1]
Does anyone on this list have any information about Garret D. Agin who married Sarah Lake on May 11, 1844, such as children's names? Jim LaRue
17. Join us for a great local genealogy event in June! [1]
June 5 -- Newark New Jersey: The Genealogical Society of New Jersey and the New Jersey Historical Society will co-sponsor an all day Genealogical Conference featuring John Philip Colletta. Ph. D., an expert and entertaining speaker, in four different lectures on how to find your family's European roots. Five other speakers will discuss the holdings of early and colonial records of major New York and New Jersey repositories -- John Celardo: The Northeast Branch of the National Archives and Records Administ
18. Re: [NJHUNTER] NORRIS,THOMAS,SCRIPTURE,APGAR,SOWERS,FORCE,STEVENSON,BRYAN [1]
Hi. My ggg and gggrandfather's were named Joseph Thomas. I know that my gggrandfather Joseph and his wife, Mary Catherine(Lomerson), lived in Lebanon, Hunterdon Co. His father, I believe, was married to either Sarah or Rebecca Pence(my notes aren't handy). Unless, there is other information available, I don't know how this would help you. I just returned from N.J. and bought a couple of booklets while there. Some info about Bryan family of Port Murray/Mt Bethel area in one of them. My Thomas a
19. Re: [NJHUNTER] EBAY AUCTIONS [1]
Hi all, I know that most mail lists have a policy about sellers advertising their auctions, but I find it really helpful when another list member spots an auction relevant to our common interests and points it out. I frequently point out auctions on the "Latta List." We have about 50 branches of our tree (that we know of), and almost all branches have a representative on the list. A recent example: There was an eBay auction for a Purple Heart that had belonged to an "Alexander Latta." So I poste
20. Re: [NJHUNTER] NORRIS,THOMAS,SCRIPTURE,APGAR,SOWERS,FORCE,STEVENSON,BRYAN [1]
There are many APGAR and a FORCE in my LANTZ - LANCE family Laurence Lance
21. Re: [NJHUNTER] Runyon [1]
I have a Runyan Hope, son of Adam Hope and Nancy (Ann) Lomerson, born about 1836. He married Ann E. Fish in 1859, and then Kitturah Thatcher in 1862. He waws born in eiether Tewksbury or Kingwood. I also know that a Thomas Hope married a Winafred Runyan. Thomas Hope lived in Kingwood and later Hillsborough, Somerset County and Frenchtown. Not sure of the parents of Winafred, but may be Thomas Runyan? Any connections here? Jkarthur@aol.com wrote: My Runyons are the early ones. My last one is Catheri
22. Re: [NJHUNTER] Re: Williamson/Hummer/Bellis/Rockafellow Photo Album [1]
>If I didn't get my album out would not have been able to help Fritz now we are connected. Fritz I will get back to you. Joanne Mine has the 2 clasps also. Main trouble the spline is split. I do have the names of most. William White Conover his wife, Emma S. Hill, Theordore Conover and wife Sarah A. Sharp. So you see sometimes info comes from unexpected sources. Norma Baldwin Shepherd ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Tuesday, May 04, 2004 9:55 PM
23. Re: [NJHUNTER] Polish ancestors [1]
Also, as for surname alternative spellings... if the surname ends with "-ski" you should realize that the proper ending for a female is "-ska" and this seems to be done on the Ellis Island database on an irregular basis - going back and forth from "-ski" and "-ska". Also, Alice's recent post reminded me of a techique I used to narrow down my search. probably in the later 1890s and then throughout, the ship manifest often asked what town the passenger had lived in. Since some of the surnames I was researc
24. Re: [NJHUNTER] Yawger [1]
Sorry I have nothing on Alice YAWGER. I do have a Albert S YAWGER, but all I have on him is born 9/4/1880 in Stanton, Hunterdon, NJ and died 9/10/1962 buried in Newell Cemetery in Stanton. Albert's parents were Charles H YAWGER and Mary Jane LOWE. Possible that this is Alice's parents or grandparents. Aaanard@aol.com wrote: Good morning, I picked up on NJHunter your e-mail about Mary EVERITT, wife of John YAWGER. I am researching the SWICK family of Oldwick, Hunterdon, NJ. I have an Alice YAWGER married
25. Re: ALLER - DALRYMPLE - KITCHEN [1]
> Does anyone on the list have reference material that contains > information I seek, and if so, may I beg a look-up? See http://mlake.net/lookups.html Maybe there is something there to help you. > Peter Aller was born 26 December 1756 in Amwell Twp., Lebanon, Hunterdon > County, New Jersey. He was the son of Peter Aller born 1716 Westfalen, > Preussen and Anna Elizabeth Kaes (Case) born 6 Mary 1718 in Hunterdon > County. I have the following info for Peter ALLER & Anna Elizabeth KAES (all of which I go
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