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1. Re: [HOFFMAN-L] Hunterdon/Morris Co NJ Hoffmans [1]
Here's my Hunterdon/Morris County NJ Hoffmans. Beware, they get tricky! Line #1 1 Emma K Hoffman 1864-1901 spouse of Orrie Mathias Thorpe 1861-1916 and daughter of.... 2 Frederick Hoffman and Mary Teeter? Frederick was the son of... 3 William Hoffman (1787-?) and Eleanor Haas. William was the son of... 4 John Hoffman (1746-1828) and Anna Elizabeth Young. John was the son of... 5 Henry Hoffman (1727-c1793) Line #2 1 Aullie (Oly?) Hoffman (1833-1894) spouse of Benjamin Harrington. She was the dau
2. Pettit [1]
I am searching for the ancestors of Mahlon T. Pettit, b abt 1829, in SC/GA. I would like to learn more about this Pettit family of NJ. I would appreciate ANY information than anyone might have. Thanks in advance for your help. Descendants of William Pettit 1 William Pettit b: Abt. 1736 in of NJ . +Beulah b: Abt. 1740 in of NJ m: Abt. 1772 ........ 2 John Pettit b: 01 January 1773 in of NJ ........ 2 Mahlon Pettit b: Abt. 1775 in of NJ ........ 2 Benjamin Pettit b: Abt. 1777 in of NJ
3. Castle Garden [1]
I have a gr gr grandfather who immigrated from England. All I know is that he landed at "Castle Garden" on 16 June 1887 and settled in the Trenton area. Does anyone know where Castle Garden is and how I might get an immigration record? Thanks in advance for the help.
4. Re: Jersey Folk to Rowan County, NC [1]
Hi Annie, I cannot help you with the migration of Jersey folks to NC but wonder if in your files you may have a Matilda Reed b 14 Feb 1811 in NJ d. 14 Mar 1887 buried Riegelsville, Pa. m. Henry Huff, Sr. b.4 Jul 1811 Millersville, NJ m. 2 Mar 1833 Hunterdon County by Rev. Cooley, J. P. d. 4 Sep 1887 Milford, New Jersey buried Riegelsville, Pa.? Thanks. Linda
5. Re: NJHUNTER-D Digest V98 #123 [1]
In a message dated 98-10-18 06:48:29 EDT, you write: << I'm looking for any info on Dr. Roger Parke from England and resident of Hunterdon/Burlington/Hopewell. I am his 9th Great Grandson. I've been told that he was aboard the ship "Greyhound" that was shipwrecked along the Delaware River and that he learned herbal medicine practices from the Indians...would love any info anyone has on he and his families history! William D. Park >> William, I am also a descendent of Dr. Roger Parke. The most c
6. Tax Lists, Censuses, or ? [1]
I have traced many of my ancestors to New Jersey in the time span of the early 1700's. I have only found census and tax lists that go back to 1753. Would anyone have any suggestions of what lists may exist that would list ancestors and their counties for a given time. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Nora Probasco
7. Beaver, Apgar, Perrine [1]
I am looking for some connection between these families. My grandfathers name was Chattles Beaver Perrine. We always wondered where he got that name. A week ago we were in Hunterdon County looking for some kind of information on the family and found a Joseph Chattles Beaver in a cemetery at Fairmount. It was just across the corner from the United Methodist Church there. There were also a lot of Apgars there along with one stone with the name Perrine. My grandfather had a sister that married an Apgar a
8. SMITH, Robt. b1843 NJ>IL>IA [1]
I'm new to this list. Seeking info on the family of Robert Delson SMITH b. 4 Mar 1842/43, census says in NJ, military papers say "Hunderson Co PA". The closest match I can find is Hunterdon Co NJ. His parents were Enoch SMITH and Jerusha WILLERLAN (hard to decypher her name on census record.) Robert married Sarah SMITH b. 10 Aug 1847 Berks Co. PA. Does anyone have info on these folks? Thank you. Pam Robles
9. Re: Speaking of Godown's> PEGG/ GEARY [1]
>>Re: Speaking of Godown's >> >I am descended from Peter Geary and Maryanne Pegg. They lived in Croton (near >Flemington), New Jersey. She was born March 19,1760,the daughter of Daniel >Pegg. I'm hoping this is the same branch of the family your talking about. >Could one of your Daniel Pegg's be her father? Thanks in advance. >Gerald Varner >Rootsman57@aol.com Hi Gerald - We have corresponded before and I'm still very interested in finding a connection to your Maryanne. She may be a missing daughter of
10. Re: Researching trip [1]
The hours at the HCHS used to be on Thursdays 2-4 and 7-9 I think. Were you there at one of these times? Linda
11. Sourland Mountains [1]
Thanks you all of you who answered my question on where Sourland Mountains are. Kathi C. Roff Kathi caseyr1@cyberhighway.net
12. Cramer (Krymer) [1]
Searching for information for family CRAMER (Krymer) from the following line: Mathias (Krymer) Cramer b. abt 1715, immigrated to Philadelphia 1748. D. Mar 24 1783 buried at Old Lebanon Dutch Reformed Churchyard, Hunterdon County.. Children: Morritz, George, Anthony, William, Blelich, Nicholas, Mary and Mathias (Krymer) Cramer b. abt. 1737 - emigrated 1748 to Philadelphia. m. Ann Marie (Henn) Hann 1760 d. Mar 24 1783 buried Old Lebanon Dutch Reformed Churchyard. Children: Anna b. Dec 28 1766, Mary Dorothy,
13. Re: Castle Garden [1]
Hi, This is not really a response but more of a question regarding Castle Garden. I seem to recall reading somewhere that there were two points of entry into the states one being Ellis Island and the other being Castle Garden. Could someone correct me if I am wrong with my memory. That those who entered at Castle Garden were sponsored by someone here in the states and those who were not entered at Ellis Island? Thanks. Linda
14. Lookup > SILVERS in the HUNTERDON telephone directory. [1]
Is there some technically capable soul out there who can electronically scan the listings under the name SILVERS in the Hunterdon telephone directory and send them to me? My relatives came from that part of the woods in the 1800's and I would like to see if there were any relatives left behind who I can contact. Much Thanks, Robert D. Sullivan bob52@nycap.rr.com
15. Gardner Collection and 1700s Records [1]
There is a Gardner Collection in New Brunswick, in the Alexander Library, Special Collections at Rutger's University. I assume it's the one you're talking about; but you should call to make sure. Rutger's also has a great set of "Genealogy (or Genealogical?) Magazine of NJ," church records, county histories, will abstracts,etc. I've found alot of stuff there, including that for the early 1700s. The NJ Historical Society in Newark has similar collections; but I think Rutger's is more extensive. -Michelle D
16. Re: Castle Garden -Reply [1]
Is Castle Garden in NJ or NY or where? >>> Linda Muessig 10/29/98 12:30pm >>> Hi, This is not really a response but more of a question regarding Castle Garden. I seem to recall reading somewhere that there were two points of entry into the states one being Ellis Island and the other being Castle Garden. Could someone correct me if I am wrong with my memory. That those who entered at Castle Garden were sponsored by someone here in the states and those who were not entered at Elli
17. WOOLEY, George W. ?Death Mass. ?Life in MI [1]
GEORGE W. WOOLEY died sometime between 1916 and 1925 somewhere in Mass. Can someone look up his death for me ??? He was born in 1836 in New Jersey. Married to Louisa Amelia STURDEVANT in Bellevue, MI in 1866. Louisa did in 1916 probably of a broken heart when her husband of 50 years was obsessed with the passion to return to his Whaling Days and the Shores of Mass. When a young boy he sailed on the "Ganges" out of Nantucket. He fought with US Grant at Belmont in the CW from Randolph Co., Sparta, Ill. Ma
18. Dewitt/Allen [1]
I have Isaac Dewitt who married Sarah Allen. Hunterdon county. Does anyone have any info on either Allen or Dewitt? Also, what is the origin of Allen? Wendy
19. Info on Lord family 1830 census [1]
Hello, i am seeking any info on the Lord family of Hunterdon Co. From 1830 census a Cornelieus Lord was living in Lebanon Twp with his family. I think he may be my g.g.g.grandfather. My g.g. grandfather was a Bethuel Haines Lord who was living in Trenton in 1850's and 1860. . Dorothea Paterno CBDCOM SCBRD-RTE, Bldg E 3160 APG, MD 21010 410-671-4466 410-671-1912 FAX dapatern@cbdcom.apgea.army.mil
20. EDWARDS, THATCHER, NUTT, EADES, CHERRY, COVERT, LARUE [1]
Still plugging away at this. Thanks to all who have sent me info. What I have is most all came from Wales/England LaRue>France. In the early 1800's. If anyone can find a link with American Indian To THATCHER-NUTT COVERT OR CHERRY. This is the missing link that we are working on. We know it is from that side but have as of yet to come upon it. Thank you the EDWARDS Family.
21. Re: Lookup > SILVERS in the HUNTERDON telephone directory. [1]
There are a few pages on the web that you can do a phone search. One of them is Four11. Gerald Varner http://www.four11.com
22. C. Carroll Gardner Collection [1]
Does anyone know where the C. Carroll Gardner Collection s housed? I would like to check the index to both of the collections but am unaware of where to look. *************************************************** Brian E. Rounsavill Meetings and On-Line Programs Manager The Electrochemical Society, Inc. 10 South Main Street Pennington, NJ 08534-2896 USA Phone: (609) 737-1902 ext. 16, Fax: (609) 737-2743 E-mail: brian@electrochem.org Web: http://www.electrochem.org/staff/brian.html **************************
23. Castle Garden/Ellis Island [1]
Its my understanding that Castle Garden, which was on the very southern end of Manhattan Island, preceded Ellis Island as the clearinghouse for immigrants. I believe that once Ellis Island was up and functioning, Castle Garden was shut down. I've never heard of any different entry points for those who were or were not sponsored, but I'm sure if that's true someone will jump in here.
24. Re: Kingwood records [1]
The Kingwood Records may be found in the book available through the Hunterdon County Historical Society by the name of Hunterdon County Records 1701-1838. Sorry I cannot give you a price. This book was written by Phyllis B. D'Autrechy. Published by Trenton Printing Company Trenton, New Jersey. Copyright 1979. Linda
25. SMALLEY FAMILY HISTORY [1]
Hello I am trying to find out some information on tax lists for the 1750 time frame on the SMALLEY surname, Namely David Smalley (Revolutionary War veteran). I have a friend who sent a request to the Genealogical Society (along with a stamped envelope ) but didn't get an answer. So I told her I would post to the list and see if someone can give me a better way of finding out information for the lady. (she doesn't have a computer). Any and all helpful information will be greatly appreciated Thank you Tom
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