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1. [NJHUNTER] Wertsville Baptist Church Cemetery [1]






The Baptist Church Cemetery in Wertsville was sold along with the church to a private individual. According to the East Amwell Preservation Committee person I spoke with, I forget her name, the buyers offered the cemetery to the Baptist Church organization for $1 but the Baptist Church didn't want it so it went along with the rest of the parcel. The new owners converted the church to a private home and added an addition to the structure next the to driveway. In all fairness
2. [NJHUNTER] Hills in Wertsville Baptist Cemetery [1]



For those of you looking for Hills, there are some in the Wertsville Baptist Cemetery (which is now privately owned). David Hill, 1795-1865 and his wife, Mariah Hendrickson, 1798-1862 their son, David Stout Hill, 1821-1854 and his wife, Adaline VanDoren, 1820-1891 Barbara _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp
3. [NJHUNTER] Cemetery Ownership [1]
The overseer of public cemeteries in NJ is the NJ Attorney General. However, if the cemetery has been sold along with the parcel to a private individual/corporation, then it belongs totally to the owner of the property. Barbara _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp
4. [NJHUNTER] OSBORN.BETHLEHEM TWP. [0.983963]
My Revolutionary ancestor, Joseph OSBORN, was living in Bethlehem Township in Hunterdon County 1778-1789. Can anyone tell me where this township is in the county, or which town or towns might be in it? Thank you. Mary Jane Phillips-Matz
5. [NJHUNTER] Another Dilts Request in Hunterdon Co. [0.983963]
While we are on the subject. Does anybody have any information on Paul Dilts who married Elizabeth Hill on Dec. 14, 1815? Any info would be appreciated on this family. thanks. - john --------------------------------- Do You Yahoo!? Get email alerts & NEW webcam video instant messaging with Yahoo! Messenger.
6. [NJHUNTER] More Tidbits from Hunterdon Co. Newspapers [0.983963]
More Tidbits from Hunterdon Co. Papers Hunterdon Co. Democrat, Jan. 23, 1930 pg. 4 Obituaries John P. Cronce, for many years a farmer in the Lambertville vicinity, died Friday morning, Jan. 17, 1930, in St. Francis Hospital, Trenton, after a short illness. He was 79 years of age. He is survived by a son, William Cronce, of Lambertville, and a daughter Mrs. Mary Schomp of Trenton. Funeral services were held Monday morning from the home of William Everitt, near Lambertville, with Rev. Victor M. Patt
7. [NJHUNTER] Rev. Kirkpatrick Marriages [0.983963]
I've posted 149 marriages, performed by Rev. Jacob Kirkpatrick in Amwell between 1810 and 1865, on my WebPage: http://www.geocities.com/dane97520/MarriagesbyKirkpatrick.html I've also provided a brief biography at: http://www.geocities.com/dane97520/Kirkpatrick.html Dane Anyone with information on Dr. Cicero Hunt listed as head-of-household on the 1855 E. Amwell Census?
8. [NJHUNTER] Our Mail List [0.983963]
The tragedy of the past week will live for ever in the hearts and minds of those who have lost family and friends. I know I will never forget the pictures of the Trade Center Towers falling. I hope you will all remember the victims in your own special way. However, this is a list for researching genealogy in Hunterdon County, NJ and I think that it is time to return to that activity. If you want to discuss politics, please take your discussion to the appropriate boards and lists. This is America and yo
9. RE: [NJHUNTER] Cemetery Rules [0.983963]
Hi Richard and Mary, I had something similar in regards to a cemetery on a piece of land near me developed by a mega-mansion developer last year. If the cemetery is unincorporated (ie: private burial ground for family and/or friends on farmland) the builder owns the land and can do just about what he wants with it unfortunately. If it was a cemetery where people purchased plots, then the descendents own the plots and he would have to make an active search for them to get permission to remove the remains.
10. [NJHUNTER] Amwell Ridge-Hunterdon [0.983963]
Hi all, I have visited Amwell Ridge Cemetery again. Yes, Bill you are correct it is Amwell Ridge Cemetery (not Valley) aka Larison's Corner Cemetery. - East Amwell Twp - Amwell United 1st Presbyterian, on the corner of Old York Rd (County 514) and Dutch Lane, Ringeos I decided to be systematic instead of roaming around looking for graves. Part of this reasoning was I tried to find Tunis Kaes again for Mary and wasted time without luck. My memory is not what it use to be. :) So Brenda, Brian, Ruth,
11. [NJHUNTER] Hunterdon County Democrat Newspaper Update [0.983963]
Greetings, I have just updated my web page to include transcriptions of the Hunterdon County Democrat newspaper for 1884. Hope you find some useful information there. http://home.att.net/~dennis.sutton/ Dennis Sutton
12. [NJHUNTER] Fisher Family, 1800-1850 [0.983963]
I am looking for information on Jacob Fisher, m Charity Snyder in 1817 in Hunterdon, dau Grace b 1830. He may have been son of Tunes and Sarah Meloby. She may have been dau of John Snyder and ___ Dilkes. Would like to correspond with anyone who has knowlege of either family. Hugo Schroeder hesh@pa.net
13. [NJHUNTER] Wyckoff- 1700's [0.983963]
Hi- This is in response to Mariett Pickell. I don't know about your Wyckoffs, but I saw on a Hunterdon Co map some Wyckoffs living near the "Headspring of Holland's Brook and a Corner of the Lotting Indian Purchase" (reference- the Alexander Papers in NY HIST Soc_Box 36 (?_hard to read)-1718.) In plots adjoining each other are Martin Wycoff, Jacobus Wyckoff and Cornelius1786, Simon Wycoff. "Smith's Creek" runs through their lands. Sorry- that's all I know. I only noted this because I believe that
14. Re: [NJHUNTER] RE: Messages [0.983963]
My heart goes out to all of you who have already express your horror and sorrow, and I fully understand you because I share your feelings.. Like many on this list, I live alone in Florida, so in a loose fashion, the list members become like friends or family through the family of genealogyresearchers. While I don't agree with the negative comments, this is AMERICA, and I fully support their right to their opinion. In fact, opinions are like Mothers . . . everyone has one, and reasonable people can disag
15. [NJHUNTER] unsubscribe [0.983963]
I've had enough of the New Jersey war of words from those that seem to know everything. It makes me wonder if twenty years was worth it. I truly hope all the negative theories are based on documented facts and not just feelings. Paul in Pa. USN RET
16. Re: [NJHUNTER] KUHL abd DILTS [0.983963]
> I'm looking for information on the children of Leonard KUHL (ca. > 1733-1793) and Margaret YOUNG (c 1740-?) I have a Mary KUHL, their > daughter (1 Feb 1771-9 Sep 1855) marrying George DILTS (31 Oct 1768-21 > Oct 1853), son of George DILTS and possibly Eleanor WILSON. I have a second child named Paul. I have Paul being born 15 May 1773 in Hunterdon Co, NJ and dieing 16 Dec 1861 in Hunterdon Co. He married Hannah HIGGINS 18 Sep 1796 in Hunterdon Co. Hannah was born 27 Jan 1779 in Hunterdon Co and di
17. Re: [NJHUNTER] Bible records at Rutgers University [0.983963]
I have both volumes of Genealogies of New Jersey Families and would be happy to do look up. Sometimes it mentions Rutgers and lists the name of the the person and when the records were received by them. That might help. At 09:38 AM 9/17/2001 -0400, you wrote: >A page at the Rutgers University library web site > http://www.libraries.rutgers.edu/rulib/spcol/spcol.htm >mentions some family Bible records which are available in the Special >Collections and University Archives. > >Does anyone know
18. [NJHUNTER] Maxwell D. Conover, son of Elizabeth Dalrymple [0.983963]
Searching for any information on Maxwell D. CONOVER, b. 1836, the illegitimate son of Elizabeth DALRYMPLE and John CONOVER of Amwell Twp. (Elizabeth was the daughter of George DALRYMPLE and Anna MAXWELL.) In the 1850 Kingwood Twp census, Maxwell was enumerated in the household of Samuel ROBERSON and wife Sarah Ann (KING). Can find no marriage record for Elizabeth DALRYMPLE and John CONOVER, and no trace of their son Maxwell after 1850. Does anyone know what happened to any of these people???? Alison aliwall
19. [NJHUNTER] Fwd: Re: ``ASK A LIBRARIAN'' [0.983963]
>Hi, I am forwarding the information sent to me by Rutgers. I hope it helps. >Anyone is welcome to come in and use any our libraries and its >collection during opening hours. Since you are not affiliated with >Rutgers you will not have borrowing privileges. You can view the open >hours and directions for the Special Collections at Alexander Library >from our homepage at: > http://www.libraries.rutgers.edu/rul/h_and_d/h_and_d.shtml > >You could also request items from Rutgers through the interlibrary loa
20. [NJHUNTER] RE: Messages [0.983963]
Dear Listers, This is a copy of a message that I sent to Mike this morning. It was intended for the whole list to read, but I pressed the wrong button somewhere. You know the old saw: I don't agree with what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it. Well this is one of those times. However, as I tried to say to Mike, we can disagree with each other without resulting to hatefulness and name calling. Back to genealogy people. Kay Larsen Mike,
21. Re: [NJHUNTER] Forced temporary unsubscription [0.983963]
Same here. Chris Lopez ----- Original Message ----- From: David Hoffman To: Sent: Sunday, September 16, 2001 6:42 PM Subject: [NJHUNTER] Forced temporary unsubscription > > I'll be checking in the archives to find out when the Hunterdon List is no > longer a hostage to political discussions. At that time I'll resubscribe. > > This is a good list, with many people willing to share the benefits of their > research. May the former status soon return > >
22. Re: [NJHUNTER] WILLIAMSON/LONGSTREET/MONFOORT/JANSEN [0.983963]
Hi- I am trying to find another William Williamson who can't be that of RRW because his death date is different, but I thought I'd put mine out there to see if anyone can help me with him. My William Williamson of the Raritan River of Middlesex Co had a bond to marry 24 Aug 1741 Styntje(Christina) Jansen . It was Styntje's second marriage; her first marriage was to Adriaen Langstraet, son of Dirck Stoffelsz and Catharine (Van Leeuwen) Langstraet of Flatlands, Long Island. William Williamson died
23. [NJHUNTER] Asking for information on a specific person(s) [0.983963]
Whatever happened to the geanealogical computer searching practice of using caps for surnames? I find it of enormous benefit to be able to scan down a message to see if I know that name, without having to read the message line by line. I'd also like to see surnames in caps all the time, not to mention using Capital letters to start a sentence. When somebody enters a search request without caps in the right places, I just delete it. Life is to short to go hunt-and-peck through all those message boards.
24. [NJHUNTER] GOLDEN, John [0.983963]
Greetings, Looking for more information on the GOLDEN family below. This Virginia GOLDEN family has ties to Hunterdon County. If you see a connection or have suggestions, please contact me. Thank you for your attention to my request. Regards, Tod Davis. 1. John Golden died Abt. 1816 in Harrison County, Virginia. He married Ms Milla(Milly, Mildred Unknown. Children of John Golden and Ms Milla are: i. Polly Golden, b. Abt. 1785, Virginia; m. Major Silman, March 21, 1808, Harrison County, Virginia;
25. [NJHUNTER] Free Speech? [0.983963]
Mr. Ledo, I do not consider myself a hippocrite. I wholly embrace the open discussion and diversity of political and public opinion in appropriate forums, and a genealogical mailing list is not one of them. Why is this concept so difficult for an erudite man such as Mr. Ledo to understand, without falling to his rights to free speech and delusions of persecution? Yes, Mr. Ledo, you are entitled to free speech! No one is stopping you from writing a letter to the editor of your favorite newspaper, or bet
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