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1. Re: [NJWARREN] Free Trial Info on Ancestry.com - Ships Passenger Lists [1]
No difference, just more of a come on. Olive tree is still a free site even though Ancestry bought it. No deal here.----- Original Message ----- From: "Mel Slane" To: Sent: Sunday, October 24, 2004 7:10 PM Subject: RE: [NJWARREN] Free Trial Info on Ancestry.com - Ships Passenger Lists > What's the difference between this information and what's already offered > free at > > http://www.immigrantships.net/ ??? > > Mel Slane > > -----Original Message---
2. Cortright & Schultz Obituaries [1]
Today I received copies of the obituaries for Minnie Schultz Cortright and Caroline Schultz. Both are buried in Belvidere Cemetery. Minnie Cortright was the daughter of Caroline and Andrew Schultz. She was born about 1888 and died about October 31, 1912, in Easton, PA. She was survived by her husband Jesse Cortright and two children (one named Louis Cortright). Caroline Schultz was born March 14, 1836, in Germany. She came to America at age 16 with her first husband, John Odler, and their baby. They
3. Web site of a index for quaker obits [1]
Fellow searchers here is a link for an INDEX of early quaker obits. http://www.earlham.edu/~libr/quaker/obituaries/index.htm Keith W Brown Indianapolis IN http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/b/r/o/Keith-W-Brown
4. Lefler/Leffler/Loeffler/Lafler DNA Project [1]
In Warren Co and in the general area of the Delaware River, that is Lower Harmony/ Oxford/Greenwich/Franklin, there were, around 1780-1820, several Christopher Leflers, several Jacobs, several Johns, and several other names. We are trying to straighten this out a little- lower the Chaos! Bob Lefler
5. DECKER - READ [1]
I am looking for the name of a MR. DECKER who married MARTHA READ. Here's what I know: MARTHA READ was the daughter of AARON READ and HANNAH BRANDS. She was born 6 August 1843 in Mount Hermon, Hope Township, Warren County, New Jersey and died 19 December 1873 in New Jersey. She was still living with her parents in 1870 when the census was taken. She married MR. DECKER after 1870. The couple had their first child, a son KITTLE DECKER on 19 March 1873. Martha died seven months later. The baby survived for fi
6. Free Trial Info on Ancestry.com - Ships Passenger Lists [1]
This was posted on one of the Rootsweb message boards so I thought I'd pass it on to everyone. Good Luck! Cherie Hoffman Howard Hi everyone I'm really excited to tell you that Ancestry.com has agreed to open up TWO sets of ships passenger list records at no charge! They are open (and free) until Oct. 29th so you have lots of time to find ancestors These aren't Free Trials, no credit card is needed. All you do is register as a guest of Olive Tree Genealogy and you can search to you
7. Re: [NJWARREN] FW: Michael Tiderick (or Dietrich) of Greenwich Township d. 1812 [1]
I have a few of these names in my database: 1. Miniger, Lowrance = Lawrence Minnier (or Minier). He was the brother of my 4th great-grandmother, Hannah Minnier Metz. Other Minnier researchers (this is a family of active researchers) may know this for sure, but I have Lawrence's wife's name as Christina ? She could, therefore, possibly be the "Christian Minier" daughter of of Michael Leyport mentioned in his will. (Their second son was named "Michael.") (I also have a cousin of Lawrence's, daughter
8. RE: [NJWARREN] Free Trial Info on Ancestry.com - Ships Passenger Lists [1]
What's the difference between this information and what's already offered free at http://www.immigrantships.net/ ??? Mel Slane -----Original Message----- From: PDBlackCloudx2@aol.com [mailto:PDBlackCloudx2@aol.com] Sent: Sunday, October 24, 2004 2:29 PM To: NJWARREN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [NJWARREN] Free Trial Info on Ancestry.com - Ships Passenger Lists This was posted on one of the Rootsweb message boards so I thought I'd pass it on to everyone. Good Luck! Cherie Hoffman Howard Hi everyon
9. Great (Free) Lectures on November 6 [1]
The Genealogical Society of New Jersey Presents Our 83rd Annual Meeting and Fall Lecture When: Saturday, November 6, 2004, 9:30 a.m. Where: B. P. O. E. Lodge, 40 Livingston Avenue, New Brunswick, NJ Register by: 29 October 2004 There will be a brief business meeting followed by our speaker: Meldon J. Wolfgang III, presenting two lectures Lecture 1: "To the Honorable the Board of Supervisors...": A Genealogist's Guide to Identifying and Using the Obscure and Uncommon Records of Local (City, Town and
10. Re: [NJWARREN] Decker & Adams theory [1]
Hi Marilyn and Warren County/Sussex County researchers! The following is my one connection to the Decker family and I have been unable so far to connect her to any other Deckers. The following information was obtained from probate records of Sussex County. I am then connected to Temperance Decker and Asa Wilson's daughter Temperance Wilson who married Samuel Scofield. I know a lot about the Scofield's if anyone is interested in that line. Can anyone help me connect to some parents for Temperance?
11. Re: [NJWARREN] Adams, Decker, Henry, Meshach, Tinsman, Titman, VanKirk [1]
In a message dated 10/12/2004 7:45:37 AM Pacific Standard Time, mleveque@tcsn.net writes: Slowly, the family of Alexander Decker (b. 1789-d.10 Jun 1870) & Keziah Adams (b.1795-d.1881) is coming together, here are the new findings on their children & spouses. I suspect there may be more children. I too am on the seemingly perpetual search for DECKER folks. Jacob DECKER born about 1809 married to Sarah A. ? who was born about 1803 had at least 1. Asa H. DECKER b Nov 1833 2. Elija born 1842
12. Great (Free) Lectures on November 6 [1]
The Genealogical Society of New Jersey Presents Our 83rd Annual Meeting and Fall Lecture When: Saturday, November 6, 2004, 9:30 a.m. Where: B. P. O. E. Lodge, 40 Livingston Avenue, New Brunswick, NJ Register by: 29 October 2004 There will be a brief business meeting followed by our speaker: Meldon J. Wolfgang III, presenting two lectures Lecture 1: "To the Honorable the Board of Supervisors...": A Genealogist's Guide to Identifying and Using the Obscure and Uncommon Records of Local (City, Town and
13. Re: [NJWARREN] Adams, Decker, Henry, Meshach, Tinsman, Titman, VanKirk [1]
I have a tentative list of the children of Abraham Titman and Mary Decker: 1. Alexander Adams Titman, 28 August 1844 - 12 May 1903, married Mary H. France, 21 May 1847 - 10 March 1903, buried Cedar Ridge. Had children: Maggie, Matilda and Annie Titman. 2. George Titman died 28 April 1846, age 6 months, buried Cemetery on grounds of Blair Academy. 3. Sarah Jane Titman, age 3 on 1850 census. 4. Mary Ann Titman born 13 February 1849, probably never married. 5. Susan Titman born 26 August 1850. 6. John Ti
14. Adams, Decker, Henry, Meshach, Tinsman, Titman, VanKirk [1]
Hello all Warren/Sussex County researchers, Slowly, the family of Alexander Decker (b. 1789-d.10 Jun 1870) & Keziah Adams (b.1795-d.1881) is coming together, here are the new findings on their children & spouses. I suspect there may be more children. 1. Alexander Decker, Jr. born 30 Nov. 1811, m. Rachel Tinsman. Have some of their children. 2. Sally Ann (Decker) born 1815-1817, d. 1890: Married James Beach, of England & had 3 children, then widowed & married James Burns VanKirk on Sept. 07, 1854 in
15. Eckhardt, Wyant, Bolmer, Boyd, Potts, Sprauer, Lott, Pittenger, Apgar, Vosseller, Taylor, Van Horne [1]
Hi! I am doing genealogy on my family with the surnames of Eckhardt, Wyant, Bolmer, Boyd, Potts, Sprauer, Lott, Pittenger, Apgar, Vosseller, Taylor, Van Horne and a few others thrown in there for good measure. Most all are from Warren County, NJ. Some from Pennsylvania. Most immigrated from Germany. I would love to exchange information with anyone searching these surnames. Please email me directly kim_eckhardt@yahoo.com. TIA. Kim Eckhardt --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? vote
16. A final reminder for great free lectures! [1]
Hi folks I thought I'd post this one last time... The Genealogical Society of New Jersey Presents Our 83rd Annual Meeting and Fall Lecture When: Saturday, November 6, 2004, 9:30 a.m. Where: B. P. O. E. Lodge, 40 Livingston Avenue, New Brunswick, NJ This GSNJ program is free of charge and open to the general public. Reservations are suggested in order to ensure adequate seating. Please get your reservation in as soon as possible. (However, we should be able to accommodate last minute walk-ins. So,
17. The Genealogical Society of NJ - Meeting [1]
Who here are (say that 5 times fast :) thinking of attending the annual GSNJ meeting at Rutgers on November 6 ? The free lectures look promising. I think it would be interesting to meet face-to-face some of the other researchers who I've conversed with here. -- Marshall Lake -- mlake@mlake.net -- http://mlake.net
18. Re: [NJWARREN] TITMAN/LINABERRY [1]
> I have a tentative list of the children of Abraham Titman and Mary Decker: [snip] > 8. David Titman born 12 September 1856, twin of Hester, married 5 June > 1878, Ida Linaberry born 22 February 1861, daughter Coonrod Linaberry > and Martha Van Scoten. [snip] I'd like to find out any further info you (or anyone else) might have on any of the above people. -- Marshall Lake -- mlake@mlake.net -- http://mlake.net
19. Re: [NJWARREN] Eckhardt, Wyant, Bolmer, Boyd, Potts, Sprauer, Lott, Pittenger, Apgar, Vosseller, Taylor, Van Horne [1]
Kim- I am interested in Pittenger because one of the "sons" married my Jacob Lefler's daughter, Elizabeth. Pursuing this may help me to learn more about leflers even if it just builds context. I think, without checking paperwork for now, it was Abraham Pittenger. Bob Lefler ----- Original Message ----- From: "Kim Eckhardt" To: Sent: Wednesday, October 13, 2004 6:00 PM Subject: [NJWARREN] Eckhardt, Wyant, Bolmer, Boyd, Potts, Sprauer, Lott, Pittenger, Apgar,
20. Neat web site with old photo retrospectives of NJ cities & towns [1]
Hi Fellow searchers found this site last night take a look Looking for memorabilia from your hometown? Trying to find a unique gift for a friend or family member? Looking for an image of a now non-existent building? Wanting to re-capture memories from a vacation or other trip you took? Then you may be looking for one of the books or postcards offered on these pages. http://www.faithfabric.com lots of neat books and not just New Jersey but across the country. Enjoy Keith W Brown Indianapolis IN htt
21. Oops! my apologies! [1]
Hi All I apologize for duplication of the final announcement I sent about GSNJ's annual meeting! I sent it from a non-subscribed address the first time around and so it was rejected from some lists. I hope to see you all there anyway... Regards, Joan Joan M. Lowry mailto:jmlowry@earthlink.net
22. FW: Exploring Your Jersey Roots II lectures [1]
> -----Original Message----- > From: Joseph R Klett [mailto:joseph.klett@sos.state.nj.us] > Sent: Friday, October 08, 2004 5:44 PM > To: New Jersey History ListServe; GSNJ Listserve > Subject: [gsnj] Upcoming Lectures at NJSA > > > Greetings... > > For those of you interested in "Exploring Your Jersey Roots," space is > still available in the remaining five sessions of the State Archives' > and Genealogical Society of New Jersey's Wednesday evening lecture > series through November 10th. Upcoming presen
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