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1. [NJHUNTER] GSNJ's Fall Lecture and Annual Meeting [1]
The Genealogical Society of New Jersey invites you to join us for our 82nd Annual Meeting and Fall Lecture When: Saturday, November 15, 2003 11:00 a.m. Where: Rutgers University Student Center 126 College Avenue New Brunswick, NJ There will be a brief business meeting followed by Anita A. Lustenberger, CG, presenting a lecture entitled Using DNA in Your Genealogical Research Anita Anderson Lustenberger, CG, is a certified genealogist specializing in the Hudson Valley. She is also a cer
2. [NJHUNTER] Sarah (Park/e) Hunt in Hunterdon County, NJ [1]
Hi, I am looking for Sarah Park/e married to Joshua Hunt born about 1745 probably in Hunterdon County, NJ. Does anyone who Sarah's parents were? Thanks for any help, Carol Loar
3. Re: [NJHUNTER] FWD. ARAY / AURRAY [1]
Not a very common name..... Index of Wills for Hunterdon lists the following: ARAY, Abraham 5327J, Inv. 1852 ARAY, James 2715J, Inv. 1815 AREY, Adam 903J, B 17, P 90, Will 1774, Inv. 1774 Peter ALPOUGH b. 1778 m. Anna Barbara AUREY or AREY and is said to have moved to Canada in 1810. In Kenn Stryker-Rodda "Revolutionary Census of NJ": 1773 - 1774 AIRY, Abner - Nottingham, Burlington Co. AIRY, Isaac - Nottingham, Burlington Co. ARRAY, AREE, AUREE, Adam, Addam (Junr & Senr) Knowlton, Sussex Co. William
4. Re: [NJHUNTER] 1863 Lambertville census [1]
> Anita, what is the URL of the Lambertville Historical > Society Web page? Lambertville Historical Society is http://www.lambertvillehistoricalsociety.org/ You can find it by putting in Lambertville Historical Society at one of the search engines like Dogpile or Google.
5. [NJHUNTER] Larrison family [1]
Re the family given in the Lambertville Beacon, starting with the Phillips family, I wonder if #136 Mary Caroline Larrison, dau. #132 David W. Larrison, is the same person as Mary Caroline Larrison who marr. 18 Nov 1886 Charles Elsworth Holcombe, b. 25 Sep 1862, son of William Frederick Holcombe and Ann Elizabeth Fisher? These people are not in my direct line but I do have a little info about them, if anyone wants it. Mary Kyritsis Kifissia, Greece
6. [NJHUNTER] [Fwd: Sarah Parke=Jshua Hunt] [1]
(I think this came to me alone - jmd) davcel080@aol.com wrote: > > To Carol. > > I am not sure if this will reach hyou as I am not familiar with how to > get back with someone . > > I am a descenasnt of Roger Parke of Hopewell, NJ. (1681) His son, > Roger Jr., had a son William who marreid a Jewell. I have all that > info and descenans of this line. > > Also have worked on Jonah Parke of Alexandria twp., Hunterdon Co., NJ. > who I believe might be the father of sarah Parke who married Joshua > Hunt
7. Re: [NJHUNTER] Recollections of Baptistown [1]
Yes, I am quite familiar with this material, and I agree with Mr. Bill that no one can say conclusively that it is completely accurate, but I will say this. I have used the information given in it for a springboard to researching my family and everything that he said about my family and its connections has checked out so far. I am very impressed with the site. I suggest you take what you read there as a valuable aid , but still check it out in the usual ways. It certainly confimed a lot
8. [NJHUNTER] Taylor [1]
I am looking for parents of a William G. Taylor born abt 1811. He eventually moved to Illinois (about 1840-1850) His wife was Elizabeth and he had childre: Elizabeth, Virginia, Ann, Ross, Loretto(?); Rmma, Clara, Julie, and August. I think is father might be George, but that is only a guess. Lenora from Menomonee Falls, WIS researching: Burg, Kelley, Rosar, Dippre/Dupre. Weber, Kirsch, Grim, Dean,
9. [NJHUNTER] Phillips Descendants [1]
Hello Phillips Family, I would like to correspond with anyone who has descendants on the Lambertville Beacon 1933 issue that John Newman sent out today. I have a lot of blanks I would like to fill in in this family line. I descend from #73 Annie Lavinia Phillips and George Whitenack. I have a picture of Annie in my living room. She is my great grandmother and died following the birth of her second child at only 36 years of age. Thank you, Phyllis Whitenack Patton
10. [NJHUNTER] 1800s--Peter and Betsey Clark [1]
Looking for information on Peter and Betsey CLARK (may sometimes be spelled Clarke). Their daughter Catherine (1793 - 1881) married Nehemiah TINKHAM in 1815 in PA. They both died in PA and buried in Waverly, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania. I have more about the Tinkham line or about Catherine and Nehemiah's children if interested. Affiliated families: Appley, Asbury, Ayres/Ayers, Barnum/Barnham, Bauder/Bader, Bowling, Briggs, Burton, Carr, Clark, Dyer, Ecker, Finch, Flannery, Fox, Grim, Goodale, Hall
11. Re: [NJHUNTER] Sarah (Park/e) Hunt in Hunterdon County, NJ [1]
Hi Carol, I have a Penelope Parke, born 1738 to William Parke (b. 1711) and Sarah Jewell (b. 1720). Sounds like it could be the same family. This site (http://www.cmemusic.com/genealogy/simunac%20v5-p/p4.htm) shows Sarah Lee Parke as a daughter married to David Stout, so probably not the same one. A place to start, though. Jeff DeMarco Pacific Grove, CA Jeannology@aol.com wrote: > > Hi, > > I am looking for Sarah Park/e married to Joshua Hunt born about 1745 probably > in Hunterdon County, NJ. Does
12. [NJHUNTER] Slack Ferryman Mystery Solved! Please Read! [1]
Hello fellow listers, Sometime ago I posted a request on 3 lists (SLACK, NJHUNTER, PABUCKS) for info on a Slack or Slacks that were involved with a ferry crossing on the Delaware. There were many wonderful responses and much insight was gleaned. As it turns out, there were several Slacks involved. This is a brief accounting of the Slack involvement with the ferry. On December 25, 1776, a General named George Washington elected to cross the Delaware River so as to engage British forces at what was to be ca
13. Re: [NJHUNTER] Recollections of Baptistown Part 2 [1]
By the way, in going through some of the family files at the Hunterdon Co. Historical Society, I have found instances where Mr. Deats has annotated things as being "from the papers of Capt. John Bellis". Captain John Bellis was the real name of the "Jay Bee" who is the author of the "Recollections of Baptistown". Mr. Deats obviously saw in him a valuable source of genealogical information. The original articles from the newspapers are pasted on paper and are found in two little
14. [NJHUNTER] 1863 Lambertville census [1]
On the Lambertville Historical Society web page I see a reference to an 1863 Lambertville census. Can anyone tell me about it and where it is available? I wasn't aware of it. What information does it ask? Anita
15. [NJHUNTER] FWD. ARAY / AURRAY [1]
I'm forwarding this from a contact. Can anyone out there help Carol? I did find Isaac ARAY in Vol. 1 Index to Mortgages by P. D'Autrechy, believe he may be father of Jacob. Got no where on the Militia ( only copied "pertinent to family" pages). Any ideas? Wendy >I'm researching Jacob Aray or Aurray, who is listed in New Jersey in 1793 by James >S.Norton. I've found Adam Array in Sussex County in 1773-1774 census and Isaac Aray in >Hunterdon Co in 1778-1780 census and no Jacob. >I live in Michigan,
16. [NJHUNTER] Recollections of Baptistown [1]
This is a nice site with some genealogical history through 1897. Is anyone familiar with tis and do you believe that it is accurate. http://www.raub-and-more.com/baptown/baptown1.html
17. [NJHUNTER] Jewell Surname [1]
Does anyone have a family tree for William Jewell and his daughter, Cornelia (b. circa 1730). I have a record of Cornelia's baptism. Was William a ship's captain? Did Cornelia's mother die young and did William remarry? Are there other children? I believe this is the Cornelia Jewell who married Frederick Fritts. I'd like to trace this Jewell family. Thanks for any help. Leslie FRITTS, LUNGER, JEWELL, DALLEY, JAQUES, DEMOTT
18. [NJHUNTER] NJSA & GSNJ Syllabus Finally Available! [1]
Hello Everyone! The first joint lecture series sponsored by the NJ State Archives and the Genealogical Society of New Jersey wrapped up on November 5 with a most interesting "Ask the Experts" evening. The lecture series was eight evening lectures on a variety of topics. Information on the speakers and topics can be found on the GSNJ's website: www.gsnj.org under the link "Exploring Your Jersey Roots." The lectures were wonderful and I wish everyone could have attended. I learned so much from these
19. [NJHUNTER] Phillips articles from the Lambertville Beacon [1]
A while ago, I started posting excerpts from Charles Stryker's Fillips series printed in the Lambertville Beacon in 1933. Here are two further instalments for those interested in the Phillips and related lines. THE LAMBERTVILLE BEACON, June 1, 1933. (Continued from last weeks issue) [This issue and several subsequent issues ask the readers for information on several different people.] 21, Samuel Phillips, b. March 20, 1766, d. Dec. 7, 1849, married Rebecca Phillips, daughter of Thomas Phillips. She
20. [NJHUNTER] Clover Hill House [1]
Hi Everyone: I was browsing through a book of extracts from the Lambertville Press yesterday at the Clayton Genealogy Library here in Houston. Under the date 28 December 1859 - Hunterdon Co. Business Directory, the following appears. Clover Hill House, Wm. TITUS, Prop., Clover Hill Can anyone give me any information about Clover Hill House? William TITUS is listed on the 1860 U.S. Census for Clover Hill and shows his occupation as a "Hotel Keeper". It is my belief that William L. TITUS is the son of T
21. [NJHUNTER] Exchange Info [1]
I am in the process of updating my ancestral genealogy information. I do not have this updated info on-line but I do have an index into the info on-line. The majority of my information is related to western NJ (Hunterdon & Warren Counties), northern PA (Susquehanna & Wyoming Counties), and southern NY (Broome & Sullivan Counties). The index contains over 11,000 names and can be seen at http://mlake.net/genealogy/SOT2/ I invite everyone to view the index. If you would like the pertinent info that I have
22. [NJHUNTER] Anyone know Issac V. Brown born about 1789? [1]
>From the Blairstown, NJ Census of 1870 I find Issac V. Brown, 81 with it looks like ANNY, 75. Would this many ring any bells with anyone? Thanks Laurence Lance Seattle
23. Re: [NJHUNTER] Recollections of Baptistown [1]
I don't believe there is anyone alive today who can vouch for the accuracy of all the information contained in this collection of anecdotes. I did not compare the numerous names with the Hunterdon Gazette Index, but many of those names where familiar to me as author of said Index. If you or anyone else wants to take the time to compare the listing with the Index, I am sure there will be some confirmations. To make a blanket statement that "Yes, all the information is accurate," would be presumptuous. To vi
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