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1. Re: [NJHUNTER] Re: Hunterdon Gazette Look-up [1]
I purchased the CD as soon as I got the first message about its availability. It is very well done. It has the newspaper text and a copy of the actual paper if you care to view it. In addition to information about your own ancestors and relations, it is also interesting to go through some of the stories and advertisements. I think it gives a better understanding of the time period. Some people may feel otherwise, but I feel that it was well worth the investment and I am looking forward to the next inst
2. [NJHUNTER] I'm back [1]
Good evening, to you all. I was a member of this List over one year ago so I will list most of my research names for those of you who may be new. The entire top 1/2 of my 15 generation pedigree chart are Hunterdon County names so I probably connect with a number of you. Even though I have lived away from the East for 40 years, my grade school and high school years were in West Chester, PA, and we would visit my grandmother in Flemington, NJ. Here are the names. Kuhl, Chamberlain, Barber, Holcombe, Sutphin,
3. [NJHUNTER] CO F 7th REGT. NJ VOL [1]
Does anyone know what branch of the military this would be from? Its on the headstone in Riverview of my ancestor, he was born 1835 died 1892. I would like to see if there are any records I could look him up in. Rochelle
4. Re: [NJHUNTER] Is This Preacher from Bloomsbury, NJ? [1]
Hi, From: Appleton's Cyclopedia of American Biography, edited by James Grant Wilson and John Fiske. 6 vols. New York: D. Appleton and Company, 1887-1889 http://www.famousamericans.net/josephsmithvandyke/ http://www.famousamericans.net/josephsmithvandyke/ Joseph Smith Van Dyke VAN DYKE, Joseph Smith, clergyman, born in Bound Brook, New Jersey, 2 November, 1832. He was graduated at Princeton in 1857, and at the theological seminary t
5. Re: [NJHUNTER] Where to find birth records? census records? [1]
I agree that it's very difficult to find early birth records. A good source of birth information is monumental inscriptions on tombstones in local cemeteries. It's a longshot, but sometimes it may be the only place where the birthdate of an individual will exist. The Hunterdon County Historical Society has many cemetery transcriptions, and some are available on the InterNet. Browsing the files will help to narrow down your search, as you can probably find the general area where your surname of interest
6. [NJHUNTER] Thanks [1]
Thank you Marietta ...I will try and follow up on the information you sent me.....Alice
7. [NJHUNTER] Thanks [1]
Thanks everyone for the Democrat web site address. Millie elnelson@juno.com
8. [NJHUNTER] LOOKING FOR QUICKS AS WELL [1]
Hello list, I joined just yesterday and on my first mailing I see someone has Quicks in New Jersey. I would be interested in knowing if you have any information on a Quick family from Amwell, New Jersey. Cornelius Quick born 1729 married a Sarah Chrisham b. abt 1731 there. They had a son John Alexander G. Quick and I am sure many more. Any information regarding them or Cornelius's parents Thomas Quick b. 1690 in New York and Grietje Margaret Decker b. 1691 in New York. Both parents I believe died in A
9. [NJHUNTER] Sarah (Palmer) (Everett) Furman/Forman [1]
Currently my brick wall out of New Jersey is: Sarah Palmer b 12 Nov 1725; died 27 Dec 1808. [nothing further known - this info came from a bible that belongs to someone else). She married Abel Everitt about 1750 probably Hunterdon County, NJ - when he d 1760, the bible shows that she married to a Mr. Forman (Farmen/Furman?). Off and on over the years when I have been able to access resources or information from/about Hunterdon, I have tried in vain to get something more on Sarah but have not been succ
10. [NJHUNTER] Rightmer [1]
Marilyn...I received a post with Rightmer as subject so think you may have found something??but sent a post on someone else by accident.......Let me know, Alice
11. Re: [NJHUNTER] 1830 free colored person...mulatto...church? [1]
Hi MaisieAnn, I can't help you now, but I go to the Hunterdon County Historical Society every Thursday to work on my project which is Indexing the Hunterdon Gazette. I will ask the volunteers if they can shed any light on your question. I'll get back to you one way or the other sometime on or after Thursday this week! I have sent your request to a person associated with the Afro-American Historical & Genealogical Society, New Jersey Chapter. Perhaps they might have some information for you. Regards, Bill
12. [NJHUNTER] Re: NJHUNTER-Rutger's Library [1]
Christie, I am no authority on research done electronically, but I seemed to get stopped every which way but right when I looked over their site and attempted to find anything genealogically related. Perhaps I didn't understand, that is always a possibility, but it appeared that you had to be a student or part of the faculty to get very far. I thought I followed directions through IRIS bur remained unsuccessful. Did anyone else have better luck? Marjory PETTY Austen
13. [NJHUNTER] Hunterdon Democrat [1]
Would anyone out the have the web site address for the Hunterdon County Democrat I went there often to read their old listings. My computer recently crashed & I lost most of my addresses. I appreciate the assist. Millie elnelson@juno.com
14. [NJHUNTER] Merrill, Smith, Stout [1]
I am seeking proof that Benjamin and William Merrill, born about 1730 in Hopewell, NJ and died in Rowan Co., NC in 1771 (Benjamin) and 1782 (William) - both courtesy of the British - were the sons of Penelope Stout, daughter of James Stout. I believe that Penelope was first the wife of a Mr. Jewell and then married William Merrill, but I do not have the proof. I also am seeking proof that Jemima Smith, wife of Benjamin Merrill, was the daughter of Anne Mershon and the granddaughter of Sarah Stout, daughter
15. Re: [NJHUNTER] Re: NJHUNTER-Rutger's Library [1]
http://www.iris.rutgers.edu/iris.html Search by the placename or surname of the family you're researching. Using the term "genealogy" won't get you the listing of their enormous collection. ;-) Also, here's the online version to Special Collections/NJ Room handout that highlights their holdings: http://newark.rutgers.edu/~natalieb/gen.htm Celebrate Family History Month!! MAPPAUSTEN@aol.com wrote: >Christie, I am no authority on research done electronically, but I seemed to >get stopped ever
16. [NJHUNTER] STRINE, RUNYAN, BRITTON, MILES 20th Century [1]
Hello list, My name is Fuller Runyan, I am descended from the Hunterdon County Runyan's, but that is not why I have joined the list (at this time, anyway). My quandary involves a much more recent relative. My g-g grandfather's sister, Grace (Runyan) Strine (b. 1866) lived in Frenchtown with her husband Charles W. Strine (according to a 1910 newspaper blurb). He was a newspaper reporter in Philly, then later a booking agent or something for the Metropolitan Opera. She was apparently everyone's favorite
17. [NJHUNTER] SHARP/MATTISON [1]
Hi, Thank you for this wonderful list! I'm hoping someone can help, as I've hit a "brick wall". The following is what I have found, and can not seem to go any further! My 4gr grandfather was Jacob SHARP (b: 17 Jun 1765 in Hunterdon Co. NJ, d: 28 Jan 1857 Reading, Schuyler Co., NY). He married Esther MATTISON (b: 15 Nov 1780 in Hunterdon Co. NJ, d: 25 May 1818 Reading, Schuyler Co., NY) Jacob married Esther on 8 Apr 1799 in Hunterdon Co. I can only find record of one son - Levi Ketcham SHARP (b: 19 Feb
18. [NJHUNTER] re: Rightmer [1]
There are 59 Quicks listed. Do you have a name? And per Clauson: On page 94 on a listing of Revolutionary soldiers from Hunterdon and Somerset Counties: Ebenezer Cloason is listed. No other information. On page 345: Uriah Akers married in 1830, Elizabeth Clauson, daughter of Thomas and Elizabeth (Nailor) Clauson, who at the time of their death were living at the foot of Bellmont. The children born to them: 1. Thomas Akers, born 1831 and died 1832 2, Mary Elizabeth Akers born 1832, living in La
19. [NJHUNTER] William Willett [1]
Does anyone know how I can find information about the spouse of William Willett? He had a mill that was located on the Lamington River, but that is all I know of his mill. His son, Cornelius Willett, served in the Revolutionary War and married Nancy Whallon, and I am interested in her family, too. I suspect that they lived in the same general area. Thanks for ideas. - - Cathy Marco
20. [NJHUNTER] Mr. William Hartman [1]
Very nice article in the Hunterdon Democrat today about Mr. Bill Hartman and his Hunterdon Gazette project, including his photo. So who knows, maybe a hundred years from now, Bill himself will appear on a CD! Bill, thank you for all the great work, well done! It is a treasure to all those interested in genealogy and local history. I will be sure to purchase a copy of the CD. Beverly G. Kirby-McDonough Holland Township, HC, NJ ----- Original Message ----- From: "john newman" To:
21. [NJHUNTER] Re: QUICKS Only! [1]
Hi Kimberly, Here is a Quick list of the Quicks in the Hunterdon Gazette Index. The full Index for the Years 1825 - 1836 will soon be coming to a Web Site near you: http://www.rootsweb.com/~njhunter/ Quack [Quick?], Patrick Quick, Abraham Quick, Abraham P. Quick, Amanda, Miss Quick, Amos Quick, Andrew H. Quick, Anthony Quick, Arthur Quick, Elizabeth, Mrs. Quick, Ezekiel Quick, Garret [Garrett] Quick, Garret H. Quick, George
22. [NJHUNTER] RE: COMPANY F, 7th REG. NJ VOL. [1]
Rochelle, Found a site at the following url that lists a John MYERS (#53), not sure if this is the man your looking for or not. If not, the site has the full roster, including officers. I also found a civil war pension index on Ancestry.com for Andrew J. MYERS. Perhaps the J. was an intial for John. The image on-line is a little difficult to decipher, if you like I can send it on to you. http://www.njstatelib.org/plweb-dbs/civilwar/docoutputs/NJCWn337.html. For any one else interested in locating
23. [NJHUNTER] Hunterdon list archives [1]
> Does anyone know if archives for this list exist? Sure do! http://searches2.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl Type in NJHunter Sandy
24. [NJHUNTER] Spanish Amer. War [1]
Are there any records for NJ residents who were Veterens of the Spanish Americam War. I have an Andrew Myers whose headstone list him as a Veteren. He also is buried at Riverview. Rochelle
25. [NJHUNTER] 1830 free colored person...mulatto...church? [1]
If a person was listed on the 1830 census of Hunterdon Co., Lebanon Twp. as a free colored person, color "m" for mulatto, would there have been a church or cemetery that this group would have used? The man was ABRAHAM STERN(S) (1830, Stern, 1850, STERNS)....in 1830 he was 46. Are there any records available on these families? MaisieAnn@aol.com "They will not go quietly, the dogs who've shared our lives. In subtle ways they let us know their spirit still survives."
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