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From: "Joanne Norbury" <>
Subject: [NJSUSSEX-L] RE: marriage lookup request
Date: Sun, 23 Jun 2002 00:18:37 -0400


Book A
April 16, 1853 Day, Clark (Snufftown) to Phebe Ann Smith
Aug. 7, 1815 Day Johiel to sally Perry
Looks like Clark and Johiel (Jehiel) are not the same person, Maybe his
father?

March 18, 1826 Day, Elizabeth to James Perige
Sept 3, Day, Jacob to Nancy Robertson
Dec. 5, 1829 Day Stephen to Margaret Coss

Book B
Day
9/3/1870 Emma Jane(Ogdensburg) to Mahlon Chamberlain
6/26/1870 Fanny (Florida, NY) to Charles E. Hersha
10/15/1870 James L.(Canistear) to Nary E. Saddock
12/15/1855 Laura to Benjamin Pickel
10/30/1867 Mary F. (Hardyston) to David J. Davenport
7/1/1876 Mary F.(Franklin Furnace) to William H. Spanbenberg
12/24/1873 Sarah C.(Andover) to William S. Miller
9/29/1855 Silab (Brooklyn, NY) to Ruth Bloom

Hope this helps
Yours in genealogy
Joanne

-----Original Message-----
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Sent: Saturday, June 22, 2002 8:51 PM
To: Joanne Norbury
Subject: marriage lookup request

Hi Joanne,
Are you sorry you mentioned having the marriage book yet? I do hope all
of us
wanna be genealogy hounds haven't totally swamped you with our requests.
I
tried to get a copy of the book via interlibrary loan up to me here in
Maine,
but it was a no go. My current stone wall is to find the parents of my
gg
grandfather; Clark C. Day.
I DO know that his marriage is supposedly listed in Marriage Book A on
April
16, 1853 in Sussex Co. NJ. He married Phebe Ann Smith. Would you
possibly
check for the listing and let me know if there is any additional info
there?
By the 1880 census, it shows Clark as head of household in Hardyston
with
Phebe, the kids and a "Susan Smith" that I'm betting is Mother-in-law.
However, Clark is buried in North Church in the name of Jehiel C. Day. I
can
find NO earlier listing for either a Clark C. or Jehiel C. that fits
him.
Very mysterious fellow, my gggrandpa.
Thank you ever so much for any help you can give. If I can return the
favor
for any info local to Southern Maine, just ask!
Heidi

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