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From: "Scott D. Peters" <>
Subject: Re: [NJMON] PATTERSON: Census help wanted!
Date: Wed, 23 Jun 2004 21:14:35 -0400
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Ted,

Without any additional info I can't be certain, but from my indexing of the
census, I found a total of two Tunis Pattersons in all of Monmouth.

The most likely is probably
*** 1850 Monmouth Raritan 169 178 Tunis Patterson 37 M W Farmer NJ
***
1850 Monmouth Raritan 169 178 Mary Patterson 36 F W NJ
1850 Monmouth Raritan 169 178 Hannah Patterson 14 F W NJ
1850 Monmouth Raritan 169 178 Alice Patterson 12 F W NJ
1850 Monmouth Raritan 169 178 Sarah Morris 83 F W NJ
1850 Monmouth Raritan 169 178 Mary J. Patterson 10 F W NJ
1850 Monmouth Raritan 169 178 Rebecca Patterson 6 F W NJ
1850 Monmouth Raritan 169 178 Lydia C. Patterson 4 F W NJ
1850 Monmouth Raritan 169 178 George Patterson 2 M W NJ
1850 Monmouth Raritan 169 178 Sally Nowlin 18 F W NJ

The other is
1850 Monmouth Howell 225 225 Gordon Patterson 33 M W Carpenter 600 NJ
1850 Monmouth Howell 225 225 Sarah Patterson 26 F W NJ
1850 Monmouth Howell 225 225 Mary Patterson 7 F W NJ
1850 Monmouth Howell 225 225 William Patterson 6 M W NJ
*** 1850 Monmouth Howell 225 225 Tunis Patterson 6 M W NJ ***
1850 Monmouth Howell 225 225 Elizabeth Patterson 4 F W NJ
1850 Monmouth Howell 225 225 Ann Patterson 5 mos F W NJ
1850 Monmouth Howell 225 225 Mulford Howland 12 M W NJ

(I have not verified the accuracy of this information, I just copied it from
my indexing. So some info may be slightly off.)
I hope one of these is yours.

Scott


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of Slavery, Twelfth Month (December) 20th, 1803
----- Original Message -----
From: "theodore r page" <>
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Sent: Wednesday, June 23, 2004 6:50 PM
Subject: [NJMON] PATTERSON: Census help wanted!


> Hi List,
>
> Searching for Tunius PATTERSON. Found a Tunius in the 1840 Shrewsbury Twp
> census, page 277, line 15. Unfortunately, 1840 census don't shed a lot of
> info. So I'd like to find a listing in the State 1845 or Fed 1850 census
> for Shrewsbury. Looked on rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/census and several other
> sites but Shrewsbury Twp was not listed. Any help will be greatly
> appreciated.
>
> Ted in NC
>
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