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1. Re: [NJHUNTER] Historic maps [1]
Hi D. Bowers, It depends on where you live. You can get the 1851 Cornell Map of Hunterdon County at the Red Mill Museum in Clinton. I don't know how you can get it online however. The full name is: Map of Hunterdon County New Jersey Entirely from Original Surveys by Samuel C. Cornell [Publishers Name is in fancy Script and hard to read, but last name is Cornell] 1851. There is another set of Maps in the late 1800s but I don't have them. Perhaps someone else can get that info for you. There is also the H
2. [NJHUNTER] Info on EARLY Hunterdon Co Residents [1]
I have been researching the HENDERSON families of Hunterdon Co, NJ for several years. Unfortunately I have hit a brick wall. A Edward Henderson 1735-1819 lived in Bethlehem Tp, Hunterdon Co from at least 1773 until his death there in 1819. I am unable to determine: (1) who his parents were or where he was born (2) Exactly where he lived in Bethlehem Tp or where he is buried (3) What the surnames of his two wives (Susannah & Rachel) were or where they are buried. ,and what his relationship to a John Hende
3. Re: [NJHUNTER] Pattenburg, STAMETS [1]
Hi Millie, You're on the right track, those are your STAMETS! Here's how I know. You mentioned in previous correspondence that two of the STAMETS girls married GROFF boys. The girls appearing in the 1900 census entry are Emma and Lulu. An online search of the "Morning Call Newspaper" of Allentown, PA, revealed the following obituaries: 1) 1998 - Edward W. Groff of Phillipsburg, son of Harry and Emma Stamets Groff 2) 1999 - Edward H. Groff Jr. of Palmer Township, son of Edgar Sr. and Lulu Stamets Gro
4. Re: [NJHUNTER] Historic maps [1]
There is also the Beers map of Hunterdon County published in 1873. Again not online, however, I believe the Hunterdon County Historical Society sells them. AL ----- Original Message ----- From: "William Hartman" To: Sent: Wednesday, November 20, 2002 10:36 PM Subject: Re: [NJHUNTER] Historic maps > Hi D. Bowers, > > It depends on where you live. You can get the 1851 Cornell Map of Hunterdon > County at the Red Mill Museum in Clinton. > > I don't kno
5. [NJHUNTER] Red Mill Museum in Clinton [1]
Can someone tell me the phone number for the Red Mill Museum in Clinton? Thanks. -- Marshall Lake -- mlake@melake.erols.com -- http://melake.erols.com
6. Re: [NJHUNTER] John McNULTY Ire->NJ b.c1833 [1]
As soon as I saw your query re John McNulty, I knew there was something familiar about that name. I have not yet been able to find that name anywhere in my genealogical notes, and I do not think the McNultys are relatives. I keep having the nagging feeling that I have heard my grandfather (who was born in Lambertville in 1890) mention that name. Nonetheless, I have been looking through papers and photos and I did find mention of a couple of McNultys on Lambertville, although they don't seem to
7. Re: [NJHUNTER] Historic maps [1]
Hello Brenda and others with an interest in the old Maps of Hunterdon, I am not connected with the Maps other than that I purchased a copy of the 1851 Cornell Map from someone who had visited the Museum in Clinton. I'll try to find out the correct address and other information from the Hunterdon County Historical Society which I will visit this afternoon and let you know if they are available and how to order. Regards, Bill ----- Original Message ----- From: "Brenda" To:
8. [NJHUNTER] CARTER [1]
Anyone researching the name Carter in Hunterdon County might find this page to be of interest. http://blackhistory.harpweek.com/7Illustrations/Reconstruction/PatenburgMassacre.htm Rita - Lambertville
9. Re: [NJHUNTER] TAX RECORDS [1]
Kimberly, William Disher was located in Amwell Township, Hunterdon County, 1778-1780 according to the "Revolutionary Census of New Jersey - an index, based on rateables, of the inhabitants of NJ during the period of the Amercian Revolution." compiled by Kenn Stryker-Rodda, 1972. There is nothing else other than the name, place and date. But it is a good clue. I think Amwell Twp was what is now East and West Amwell Townships now, give or take a few boundary changes, but this could be incorrect. Pam
10. [NJHUNTER] Hotel [1]
Hello List Where can we find information on the hotel that was in Califon? Thank you George and Jackie
11. [NJHUNTER] Green Sergeant's Bridge [1]
Article in the Newark Star Ledger about the Green Sergeant's Bridge, New Jersey's only historic covered bridge. http://www.nj.com/news/ledger/somerset/index.ssf?/base/news-1/10375284235039 0.xml
12. [NJHUNTER] Jurgh Philip PHILHOWER - b: abt 1725 [1]
In early literature there is mention of Jurgh Philip WUHLHAUER / PHILHOWER, who married Anna Marie _unknown_. I suspect that this couple are the same as: Philip PHILHOWER and Mary HARTRUM / HOTRUM, who married about 1752 in Rockaway, Hunterdon county, NJ. Is anyone here researching these individuals and can anyone confirm or disprove this? Cheers, -- Dave -- David Naylor, Halton Hills, Ontario, Canada. E-mail: dcnaylor@sympatico.ca Surnames> http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hotrum/sur
13. [NJHUNTER] bOWMAN [1]
Thanks for the Bowman information Bob, I will check it out.
14. Re: [NJHUNTER] Green Sergeant's Bridge [1]
Al, Thanks for sharing this article. Many times my husband and I drove over that bridge when we worked for Hund. Central HS. I remember the Johnson children riding our buses. What a generous contribution by the Johnson's for generations to come to be able to enjoy a most beautiful site. Norma NC "This piece is particularly important because we are really trying to create a corridor for wildlife and for public access," for recreation, like fishing, walking and bird watching, she said. "It's also a link
15. [NJHUNTER] TAX RECORDS [1]
Hello List, Could someone tell me where I might find a Tax List for Hunterdon County for about 1775? I am trying to locate William Disher and his wife Mehitable London and I have found no sign of them. Any information regarding these people would be greatly appreciated. Regards, Kimberly Hurst U. E.
16. [NJHUNTER] Williamsons/Gerritsons [1]
I am trying to make contact with Terence Buckaloo. We have corresponded in the past about the Willemsen/Williamson/Gerritsen families, but his mail is bouncing from an old e-mail address. Richard & Mary Tucson, AZ
17. [NJHUNTER] Technical Question [1]
Hi all, If you answered the following question in "private" e-mails, the rest of us got left out! I don't have a "MS XP" nor access to one, so can Mr. Bill's CD work on a basic Win95? I'd like to get the new CD, but if I can't read it ..... Deborah in OK Message text written by "William Hartman" > Hope someone can answer this question which is indirectly related to NJHUNTER! Someone asked if his MAC computer could read the Hunterdon Gazette CD which contains Microsoft Word ".doc" files, ".pdf" f
18. [NJHUNTER] CAMPIONs of Lambertville 1859-c1901 [1]
Does anyone have any connection to this Lambertville CAMPION family? 1. JAMES CAMPION married CATHERINE [UNKNOWN]. Children of JAMES CAMPION and CATHERINE [UNKNOWN] are: i. JOHN CAMPION, b. 15 August 1859, Lambertville, Hunterdon Co., New Jersey, USA. 2. ii. WILLIAM J. CAMPION, b. 10 April 1861, Lambertville, Hunterdon Co., New Jersey, USA; d. Bef. 3 January 1920. iii. ELIZABETH CAMPION, b. 4 July 1865, Lambertville, Hunterdon Co., New Jersey, USA. Generation No. 2 2. WILLIAM J. CAMPION was born 1
19. [NJHUNTER] Mail List Advice [1]
Just a quick message about our mail list. The mail list is hosted by Rootsweb, which hosts almost 26,000 mail lists. As you can imaging, they are the target of many spammers and those would spread computer viruses. As a result, there are a number of conditions about using the mail list. 1. You must be a subscriber to the list to be able to post to the list. If you are reading this message, then you are a subscriber and this should not be a problem. Messages from non subscribers bounce to me and I will
20. Re: [NJHUNTER] Technical Question [1]
An iMac can read .doc files IF it has Microsoft Word on it. You can download an Adobe reader from the net and read .pdf files. You can read .jpg files if you can see pictures on your computer. Jan Reuther ----- Original Message ----- From: "Deborah B Naylor/Farhar" To: Sent: Saturday, November 09, 2002 9:11 PM Subject: [NJHUNTER] Technical Question > Hi all, > > If you answered the following question in "private" e-mails, the rest of us > got l
21. [NJHUNTER] Covered Bridge Map Last Time! [1]
Sorry folks It only gets worse! I think the NJHUNTER email doesn't support sending pictures in any format! If you want the Map of where the Covered Bridge is located, send me an email requesting same and hopefully your email program will accept it! My Apologies! MrBill!
22. [NJHUNTER] John McNULTY Ire->NJ b.c1833 [1]
Does anyone have connections to this Lambertville McNULTY family? 1. JOHN McNULTY was born Abt. 1833 in Ireland. In 1880 he was an illiterate flax mill foreman in Lambertville, NJ. John McNulty married MARY ANN MASTERSON, daughter of JOSEPH MASTERSON c1819-1870 and JULIA WILLIAMS c1816-1876. Mary Ann was born c1845 in Ireland, and her father migrated to the US in 1846. Six siblings were subsequently born in Massachusetts and New Jersey. Children of JOHN McNULTY and MARY ANN MASTERSON are: i. JULIA McNUL
23. [NJHUNTER] Dils genealogy [1]
In brousing through DILS-L@rootsweb I came across an entry that indicated that one Johann Peter Dils b 1700 in Urbach Germany and who m first a Klein who died a year or so later then Johann Peter m secondly an Elizabeth Marie Kalbitzer nee Muder. The notation indicared that this Johann Peter was a son of a Johann Wilhelm Dils and Anna Christina Sharpenstein. Can any of you Dils/Dilt/Diltz researchers confirm such s notation? Bob Dils
24. [NJHUNTER] Copies, Marriage Bonds - Early Hunterdon County [1]
Here's a link I hadn't heard of until now. I think everyone researching early Hunterdon County ancestors will be interested: http://njresearch.com/hunt-bonds.html Colonial Marriage Bonds: 1665-1800 Hunterdon County Photocopies of these Marriage Bonds are available for $16.00 each. Rita in Lambertville
25. Re: [NJHUNTER] Historic maps [1]
I guess you saw the reply to Marshall from Al Sinclair. The Web Site with phone number is: http://www.clintonnj.com/Pointsofinterest.htm If the Hammond Map is still in print, here is the Title and ancillary information: Hunterdon County, NJ Index Map, 1688 - 1765 Manuscript Map by D. Stanton Hammond, JD. Compiled & Drawn from official land Records for The Genealogical Society of New Jersey - 1963 Map Series #4 You can check out the Genealogical Society at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~njgsnj/main.htm Regard
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