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From: David Weber <>
Subject: Re: Fwd: Re: [NJCEN-LOOKUP] 1900/Passaic Cty./Patterson/Moore/
Date: Sat, 09 Oct 2004 22:42:16 -0400
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Year: 1930; Census Place: Hamilton, Mercer, New Jersey; Roll:
1362; Page: ; Enumeration District: 1; 20 Wall St.; April 17, 1930 ;
City of Trenton

VAN HISE Morgan S. head M W 60 M 30 NJ NJ NJ
gate_tender-state_hospital
VAN HISE Francis wife F W 44 M 17 NJ Germany Germany
none
MORE Theodore stepson M W 26 S - NJ NJ NJ carpenter-house
MORE Anna stepdaughter F W 22 S - NJ NJ NJ
final-electrical_plant
MORE James stepson M W 24 S - NJ NJ NJ
kitchen_helper-hospital
NIEDERMIER Anna mother-in-law F W 80 Wd - Germany
Germany Germany 1878 Na none
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I wasn't able to find a Anna Niedermier who emigrated into NYC in 1878.
What doesn't make sense is that Anna Niedermier was born in1872 in NJ
(1900 census), but she was Anna's daughter. This indicates that the
emigration was before 1872. You can get the naturalization records.
Usually naturalization is 5 years after emigration. Trouble is, you
don't know Anna's maiden name - if she married here, she could be any Anna.
Francis was married at age 17 or about 1903. So, you may find the
marriage record.
==============here's a SS record that you should order.
Frances Vanhise
</cgi-bin/sse.dll?indiv=1&gsfn=fran*&gsln=vanhise&sx=&f9=&f8=&f10=&f6=&f5=&f7=&f1=&f15=&f14=&f13=&f12=&f20=&f0=&prox=1&db=ssdi&ti=0&ti.si=0&gss=angs&submit.x=45&submit.y=16&fh=0>
13 Mar 1881 Jul 1974 Trenton, Mercer, New Jersey New Jersey (Before
1951 ) 141-18-2141


If this shows that this Frances VanHise had a NIEDERMIER maiden name,
then you can order the birth record from NJ archives.

Shirley Edwards wrote:

>David, My husbnd was born in 1932, so Anna could have been
>married after 1930.. He remembers that she worked at
>Westinghouse in New Jersey before she was married and probably
>until she started her family. --
>
>When Frances (Neidermier) Moore's husband died, and after she
>placed her children in an orphange and Anna with her relatives
>in Conn.,, she eventually remarried a fellow by the name of
>Morgan Van Hise (VanHise) and brought all the children together
>again in Trenton, New Jersey. We always thought she
>lived with the family until she married. Anna's name was Moore until
>she married. (Morgan Van Hise never adopted Frances' children.)
>Hope this helps...
>Shirley
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