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1. RINEHART and VANATTA [1]
Hi all I'm new to this list and am researching the surnames RINEHART, VANATTA and SLATER in Hunterdon (and Warren) counties. My gg-grandparents: William W. Rinehart, b. 27 Dec 1833, d. 29 Dec 1910, a farmer/teacher Sarah Vanatta, b. 24 Nov 1840, d. 16 May 1924 According to the print out from the marriage return from the New Jersey State Archives they were married 12 March 1859 in Lebanon, Hunterdon Co., NJ by Adam Rinehart, Justice of the Peace. According to Marriage Records-Hunterdon County 1795-1875 Vol
2. Re: Heaton [1]
Evelyn, You wrote..... >>I am interested in the surname of Heaton Is anyone in Hunterdon Co >>workingg on them. I am looking for the children of Robert HEATON 4TH He >>married Sarah GRIFFITH in 1769 Iam looking for his children namely an >>Enoch HEATON I do not have anything on Enoch Heaton, but if you are researching this family would you have any data on John Heaton b ca 1815 and his brother William Heaton b ca 1817 probably in or near Sussex Co NJ. They were the children of Mary Thompson b ca 1796
3. Re: Trenton [1]
At 08:14 PM 21-09-98 -0400, Barbara Barnett wrote: >Bill - > >Now that I see I've given Doug a different answer than yours to "What >County was Trenton in?", I'm wondering if we are talking about two >different time frames: I've got Mahlon Stacey, usually considered among >the first settlers of Trenton, in the Nottingham Town Book in 1692. >Nottingham was at that time in Burlington County. Did Trenton proper go >to Hunterdon later? > Barbara Hunterdon County was set off of Burlington County in 1714
4. Re: LARUE, Horace [1]
Hi Lori, I would start looking in the Hunterdon County Historical Society. I know they have stuff on the La Rue family. Good luck. Linda
5. Re: Trenton [1]
In a message dated 9/21/98 8:42:47 PM Eastern Daylight Time, barneyt@bellatlantic.net writes: << Now that I see I've given Doug a different answer than yours to "What County was Trenton in?", I'm wondering if we are talking about two different time frames: I've got Mahlon Stacey, usually considered among the first settlers of Trenton, in the Nottingham Town Book in 1692. Nottingham was at that time in Burlington County. Did Trenton proper go to Hunterdon later? >> Trenton was part of Hunterdon C
6. History of county names [1]
-- [ From: Doug Gordon * EMC.Ver #3.1a PRODIGY ] -- Can someone give me a brief summary of the history of the counties in the Hunterdon area, that is, what were the original names and which county broke off of which? The main questions that I have are: 1) I notice that the town of Hopewell is in Hunterdon Co. However, was there at one time an entire county named Hopewell? 2) Was Mercer Co. once part of Hunterdon Co.? 3) What county was the city of Trenton originally in? Some old texts that I have
7. Re: Address wanted (Hunterdon Democrat) [1]
At 06:04 PM 9/8/98 -0700, Wallace W. Poole wrote: >I know the Hunterdon Co. Democrat is the local paper but was it the >paper in 1888, do they have a morgue, & will some one send me their >address. >From the page http://www.hcdemocrat.com/info.htm . . . "Established in 1825, the Democrat has provided local news and advertising to Hunterdon residents ever since... "Hunterdon County Democrat's main office is at 18 Minneakoning Road in Raritan Township, New Jersey, with a bureau at 23 Leigh Street, Clint
8. Re: County Records [1]
Hi Denise, The Hunterdon County Records 170-1838 have been published byPhyllis B. D'Autrechy and are available for purchase at the Hunterdon County Historical Society in Flemington. I forget the price. Good luck. Linda
9. Hunterdon LAKE family site [1]
Does anyone know how to contact Mitchell Lake, who had a Lake family of Hunterdon County website until recently? I had the email address, but could never get through to it. Jim LaRue popcarpet@aol.com
10. Hi, I'm new [1]
Hi, I'm new to the list. I'm researching the names of WOOLVERTON, BAYLOR, WOOLF, UNANGST and VAN SYCKEL in Hunterdon county NJ. I am also searching for a name that sounds like WAKOWSKI . My grandfather change his name to WATKINS. I have no information about him and I'm trying to find if anybody has anything on this person. If anyone has info they'd like to share on these surnames, I'd greatly appreciate it! Thank you :) Wendy
11. POSTINGS [1]
Referred to your site as the place to search for my Harrison & Smith families. Jemima Harrison, born circa 1780+, NJ, married William Smith, born circa 1777, NJ. Both born in NJ, county unsure, moved to NYC, and had my gggrandmother Rebecca Fairchild Smith 1812. Any help/information most appreciated. Karen Peer Terry jersey@casagrande.com
12. Re: 1st United Methodist Church of Pennington...lookups offered [1]
Hi Susan, Thank you for your kind offer. Any Hoff/Huff's in there? Thanks. Linda
13. Re: 1st United Methodist Church of Pennington...lookups offered [1]
I have a book entitled _An Historical and Genealogical Record of the First United Methodist Church of Pennington 1774-1974_ . Pennington is a small town about ten minutes south of Flemington and Ringoes. I will gladly do lookups for anyone I can help. My parents live near this church's cemetery...if we do find one of your ancestors listed and their stone has survived in the cemetery...I can photograph it for you. Susan smauer@ibm.net
14. EDWARDS Isaac; ENG;1800 [1]
I have very little info on this name. The only thing I have is that he was born in WALES in 1848? and that he came to the USA>NJ and married in TRENTON,NJ on Sept.11,1869 He married MARY MARTHA EADES She was born in ENGLAND on Aug 24,1854 I believe he died and she remarried?? If you can help I would be grateful. If this makes it to post I will be grateful!!!! Thanks Lori
15. Re: History of county names [1]
> 1) I notice that the town of Hopewell is in Hunterdon Co. However, was >there at one time an entire county named Hopewell? > Hopewell was never a county it was originally part of Hunterdon County and set off to Mercer County abt 1838 when Mercer was formed, returned to Hunterdon about a year later and returned Then returned to Mercer. > 2) Was Mercer Co. once part of Hunterdon Co.? > Yes, until about 1838. It was formed from parts of Burlington, Hunterdon, and Middlesex Counties > 3) What county was
16. look up [1]
I am hoping someone has the following and would be willing to do a look up for me - thank you! Denise Sallee "A History of Land Ownership: Lawrence (Maidenhead) township...circa 1776." Published by Lawrence Historic and Aesthetic Commission. "Volume I of the Minutes of Lawrence (Maidenhead) Township Mercer Co..." same publisher.
17. John TROY [1]
Does anyone have any information on John TROY, who lived in Kingwood township, in 1778m 1779, 1780, 1786, 1805, according to the Tax Ratables for Hunterdon Co.? My gr grandfather was Alvin THARP. His mother's maiden name was TROY, and I'm looking for her and her parents. Alvin was born in Hunterdon Co., in 1816. Could John have had a daughter who married a THARP? Anxiously looking. Maydelle Meier
18. PEGG - PA>NJ>OH>ON, CAN [1]
Looking for any PEGG's! Associated surnames: PARK, HEATH, CLIFF, HIGGINS, CHAMBERS, POLEN, PARKS, ONSETTLER, JONES, BUCHANAN, GOODWIN, WILGUS, WILSON, CAIN, HARTLEY, SHARPLER... Philadelphia, PA> Northumberland Co., PA> PA> Greenwich, Sussex Co.(now Warren Co.), NJ > Hunterdon Co, NJ> OH> ON, Canada Always looking for descendants of Daniel PEGG, Quaker yeoman, d. 1702/03 Philadelphia, PA. Visit "Pegg Family History" at http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Meadows/8035
19. Question on Microfilm.. Help? [1]
Hi, "Essex Co., NJ - Land and Property >> >> Drew family papers - Newark, NJ - NJ Historical Society 1973 >> >> Microreproduction of typescript. Film #0946261 Item 1 >> >> " Wondering where I might obtain this? Would it be a FHC film? Does anyone own this? Thanks Cindy
20. A.M.I. Records [1]
Greetings, A.M. Records is a Nashville TN., based record label that is presently reviewing new artist's for our label. If you are a singer and would like to persue a career in country music, please send a cassette tape of yourself singing 1 or 2 songs, along with a picture and info: About your musical background and your phone #, To: Att. A&R Dept. C, P.O. Box 1157, Hendersonville Tn, 37077 If you do not sing please print this message and pass it along to your favorite local singer. Thank you very much
21. Kippart/Rounsavill [1]
I am searching for information on the Kippart (Kephart?) family from Hunterdon County, NJ. Specifically, a Rachel Kippart (born August 13, 1813) married Richard Rounsavill (1808-1881) on December 29, 1838 and they had five children: Isaac,Mary Elizabeth, Sophronia, Ann Virginia and a George who died as an infant. I have no record of the death date of Rachel Kippart but Richard Rounsavill remarried on November 22, 1856 to Susan W. Fitz Randolph and they had four children: Ella Adelia, Theodore Edward, Jame
22. HARLES and others in Hunterdon County [1]
If you're researching any of the following Hunterdon County families please let me know. My grandfather, William Harle III, was always fond of saying his family helped build this darn country, and I've found evidence of the Harles going back to the 1700s in Hunterdon County (within its various boundaries). I have tracked the Harles to their possible origin in Kirk Harle, Northern England, which I visited in 1996. If you're researching any of these people, I would love to know: Researching descendents of
23. Request for help . . . [1]
To All, In two days we will be flying up to New Jersey to spend several days researching my SHIPMAN, CAMPBELL, FISHER and MCKINNEY ancestors. One of the areas I want to spend time on is the (CAMPBELL line) Harlingen Reformed Dutch Church (records and cemetery, if they still exist) in Somerset County, NJ. The time frame is 1710 - 1775. Can anyone tell me: 1. Does the church and/or cemetery still exist? Where? 2. Where might I find the early records? 3. Is there a historical/genealogical society nearb
24. Ramsey and Lewis of Lebanon, NJ [1]
Greetings, My father's great aunt Lina Thorpe Carr, often spoke of visiting relatives in the Lebanon NJ area when she was a child. Their surnames were Ramsey and Lewis. These visits would have been sometime around 1900. It is possible that one of them may have been a funeral director. Anyway, we suspect that these ancestors were of my GG grandmother Ella Hummer (1864-1925) who was married to Orrie Thorpe (they were Lina's parents). I have no information on Ella's ancestors and am interested in corresp
25. Trenton [1]
Bill - Now that I see I've given Doug a different answer than yours to "What County was Trenton in?", I'm wondering if we are talking about two different time frames: I've got Mahlon Stacey, usually considered among the first settlers of Trenton, in the Nottingham Town Book in 1692. Nottingham was at that time in Burlington County. Did Trenton proper go to Hunterdon later? Barbara
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