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1. [NJMONMOU-L] Re: Shark River Station [1]
I live in Tinton Falls and Do Water testing on the Shark River .Shark River Station is at the end of Shark River Road just North of Collingswood Circle Wall, it gets its name from the railroad station there in the last century and fact that the head waters of the Shark River starts approx. there the river is no miore than a brook at that point. It's the boundry between Tinton Falls and Wall.(the the County Land fill is there now) In colonial there would have been only one town around all of The River ,tha
2. Re: [NJMONMOU-L] Re: CITY DIRECTORIES [1]
In a message dated 12/3/98 6:01:29 AM Pacific Standard Time, Dancer1105@aol.com writes: << Thanks for the URL on City Directories, but seem to have a problem with opening them, have any suggestions?? >> I couldn't get on, either. suggestion: go to http://www.citydirectories.psmedia.com/ and bookmark it for later. jake
3. Re: [NJMONMOU-L] Shark River enumerated in which of these areas for 1850 census [1]
Shark River is part of Neptune, I would try Ocean, Monmouth County, NJ I am not a NJ native, but work in that area......... someone else may have better input. Happy Hunting, Kit
4. [NJMONMOU-L] RE: VREELAND [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_01A7_01BE254D.6C5D0EA0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Anyone researching the surname VREELAND....please check out the website and a partial listing of the first page with the surname Vreeland on it....the website is actually the second page of listings!! Hope this helps! It is a listing of the men that fought in the Revolutionary War... ------=_NextPart_000_01A7_01BE254D.6C5D0EA0 Content-T
5. [NJMONMOU-L] THOMPSON [1]
Hi all, Names do change. Any information out there regarding a Plemwick, Plimwick, Phenwick, or Fenwick THOMPSON, probably born between 1790, and 1800? A Fenwick Thompson, on July 11, 1816, married Mary MOUNT. Fenwick Thompson, Census 1830, Middletown, age 30-40, wife, age 20-30. Phenwick Thompson, Census 1840, Shrewsbury, age 40-50, wife age 30-40. Plemwick Thompson, Census 1850, age 56, wife Elizabeth age 50, occupation tailor. Fenwick Thompson, Census 1860, Shrewsbury Twp. age 71, wife Elizabeth a
6. Re: [NJMONMOU-L] THOMPSON [1]
Bill, Found a Fenwick Thompson "of NYC" m. 7-11-1816 Monmouth co., to Mary mount of same county. Married #2 Sarah in 1790 . She died 6-7-1796. Fenwick is listed as the possible son of Cornelius #3(1741-1826) . Hope this helps. Bev
7. [NJMONMOU-L] Carman/Dorsett correction [1]
> Daniel P. Carman has pointed out that I placed Joseph erroneously in my > previous post. > > The Middletown, NJ line{1} for is Samuel(John-1&2) Carman (prob.) b. Hemstead, LI, > Will Middletown, NJ 1728){2} is John-4, Timothy-4 (joint deed of sale); > Timothy died without issue; John married Martha. 1741 Inventory {2} > mentions witnesses Joseph Dorsett and John Rattoone. It has been > assumed Martha's maiden name was Dorsett. John's sons were Joseph-5 > married Deborah Denton d. 1770s (WILL) and poss
8. Re: [NJMONMOU-L] Cornelius Tomson [1]
Thanks, I have the book and its great up to Cornelius. Am now trying to look for his parents and hopefully to find out if he was the first immigrant and if so, from what origins. Bev
9. [NJMONMOU-L] HENDRICKSON (Ocean co.) [1]
Cornelius Hendrickson 1778-1799, m. Catherine Reynolds. He was son of James Hendrickson b. ca.1753. Anyone researching the Hendricksons? Thanks Bev
10. [NJMONMOU-L] First Baptist Church in Allentown, New Jersey [1]
Does anyone by any chance know the address or phone number of the First Baptist Church in Allentown, Monmouth, New Jersey? Thank you. Judy Judy0503@aol.com
11. Re: Re: [NJMONMOU-L] HAVENS/VAN NOTE marriage 1771 [1]
In a message dated 12/17/98 9:16:01 AM, you wrote: <> Dear Carol, Thank you very much for the above information on the HAVENS family. I could never get past Dorothy and couldn't find the Havens book. I saw members of the Monmouth list talking about the "Havens book" and
12. [NJMONMOU-L] Re: NJMONMOU-D Digest V98 #209 [1]
with intereest I saw your message. I have in my database a John Slocum b. abt 1839 Mon Co. NJ d. bef. Aug 10, 1885, m. Deborah Newman b. 8/3/1842 (she was a half sister to my great grandmother Hannah Newman Heulitt). Deborah d/o Abbott Newman and Abigail Allgor. Alexander Morris comes into this line some how. I also have a Peter Slocum, s/o Nathan, m. Catherine Hulet, she b. 1723, d. Aug 18, 1760. Their issue was John. there probably were others. Hope this gives you some help. My families have always bee
13. [NJMONMOU-L] RE: HOUSE BILL--PLEASE READ THIS [1]
This bill is before the House of Representatives now and desires our immediate attention: ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- 3. H.R.3529: A bill to establish a national policy against State and local interference with interstate commerce on the Internet or online services, and to excise congressional jurisdiction over interstate commerce by establishing a moratorium on the imposition of exactions that would interfere with the free flow of commerce via the Int
14. Re: [NJMONMOU-L] Morris, Zilphia [1]
Carol: Who knows? I'm just hoping for a Morris hit. I sort of doubt it, as I suspect that they were plain folks, David being an oyster fisherman. He name is distinctive enough to stick out on anyones list. Frank -----Original Message----- From: candr To: NJMONMOU-L@rootsweb.com Date: Monday, December 28, 1998 5:05 PM Subject: Re: [NJMONMOU-L] Morris, Zilphia >Could it be that Zilphia Morris was descended from Lewis Morris first Royal >Governor of New Jersey?
15. Re: Re: [NJMONMOU-L] HAVENS/VAN NOTE marriage 1771 [1]
--The name of the book in "The Havens Family in New Jersey". I have a reprinted copy from a Havens Family society called Havens Harbor. As far as (? Christian), I'm not sure whether Christian is a first or surname. I just copied it. My family goes back to John Haven's daughter who married Thomas Wainwright. John came from RI son of William Havens who became "dissatisfied with the narrow excluiveness of the ruling party in the Massachusetts Bay Colony". Let me know if you could use anything else from the
16. Re: [NJMONMOU-L] Cornelius Tomson [1]
Bev, Sorry to have jumped on you. Are name has also done us proud over the years. But we do care how it is spelled. Our family has had to put up with peoples ignorance since I was a child, with the constant mis-spelling of the name thomson.Mis-spelled on trophies, legal documents, newpaper articles, etc.,etc. I do feel that each name is unique and important to that person or family. You may not chose to agree, thats ok. its what makes everyone different. My research tends to show that the more common s
17. Re: [NJMONMOU-L] Old Tennent Church burial info [1]
I'm sure someone will know the name of the book , but I have seen it in the library, just can't remember the exact title. Bev
18. [NJMONMOU-L] Agnes Tomson [1]
Since we seem to be on a Tomson thread, I'd like to ask if anyone has come across an Agnes Tomson who died in Middletown Point in 1760. She is buried in Brick Church Church Yard near Marlboro, NJ. She had daughters: Sarah who married Hendrick Hendrickson, Jr. 1751 Phebe Agnes who married Richard Bates 1745 Ann who married 1)Richard Watson 2) William Brown I would like to find out: 1) Agnes' maiden name 2) her husband's name: On her gravestone it looked like H____ Seomla Thomson 3) any info on her descend
19. Re: [NJMONMOU-L] Morris, Zilphia [1]
Hi Frank, Can't be of any help, but I also have a Zelpha/Zilphia/Sylphia ca.1790 in Monmouth county. Married an Elias Anderson in 1812. Responded because I do not have a maiden name on my Zelpha,etc. and since I also have Morris in the family, its as good a name as any. Any ideas?? BEv
20. [NJMONMOU-L] Re: THROCKMORTON in city directory [1]
For everyone searching for Throckmortons..........there is a J.W. Throckmorton listed in the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (business) city directory......He was on page 836 and was on the bottom right...... Just passin' on information......maybe it will help someone! Searchin' for roots! Patti
21. Re: [NJMONMOU-L] Agnes Tomson [1]
Thanks, Bev. I have come across this Agnes, too, but the death date for mine is firm (will probated in 1760) so I don't think this could be the right one unless her death date is wrong. Did she live in Middletown? Have any of the daughters I mentioned? Joan Bevpam@aol.com wrote: > Have an Agnes Baker b. 2-20-1723 d. 3-19-1775, who was second wife of John > Tomson, son of Cornelius Tomson. she was the d.o. Daniel and Susannah Baker of > Allentown, N.J> . There are several more Agnes' but not in your time
22. [NJMONMOU-L] Marriage Index 1680-1900 [1]
I just received CD#240 from Family Tree Maker - Marriage Index: New Jersey: 1680-1900. While it's not as good as I had hoped, I have been able to find a number of matches. If anyone would like me to do a lookup for them, please e-mail me privately and indicate on the subject line that you are requesting a lookup. Carolyn
23. [NJMONMOU-L] Cornelius Tomson [1]
Cornelius Tomson b. 1660, m. Catherine Elizabeth(Almy) Morris, d. 1727. He died in Freehold twp. Monmouth co, but not sure of his place of birth, parents, sibs and origin of the family. Would appreciate any help in pointing me in the right direction- Bev
24. Re: [NJMONMOU-L] CHADWICK - WORTHY - JONES [1]
Hi Sarah, I may have a Runnels connection. I am researching my gr gr grandfather Harrison COOMBS who was born in NJ in about 1816. One candidate for his mother is Matilda HULIT who was born in 1794 probably in East Windsor right over the border of Monmouth Co. I have the Revolutionary War Pension File for her father George HULIT, it states her mother was Ann or Nancy RUNNELS, daughter of James Runnels and I believe a Mary (don't have the file handy) . Do you have info on any Runnels named James probab
25. [NJMONMOU-L] a JACKSON website [1]
I have created a website for 2 branches of the JACKSON family. One branch from Monmouth County, NJ and one from Chemung County, NY. My parents are the link between the two branches. http://rampages.onramp.net/~ajackson/ Richard Jackson Houston, Tx
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