Hunterdon - Family History & Genealogy Message Board https://www.ancestry.com/boards/localities.northam.usa.states.newjersey.counties.hunterdon Hunterdon - Family History & Genealogy Message Board Sun, 05 May 2024 00:56:49 GMT https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Hunterdon - Family History & Genealogy Message Board Hunterdon - Family History & Genealogy Message Board https://www.ancestrycdn.com/ui-static/i/logo/ancestry.svg https://www.ancestry.com/boards/localities.northam.usa.states.newjersey.counties.hunterdon FORCE, ROBINS https://www.ancestry.com/boards/localities.northam.usa.states.newjersey.counties.hunterdon/1257 Sun, 05 May 2024 00:56:49 GMT I have a Jonathan ROBINS (1785 Lebanon Twp, Hunterdon Co - 1838 Michigan). Jonathan married Mary VOSSLER (1785 Somerset Co, NJ - 1865 Michigan). They married in 1807 and had children: (in birth order) John, Jacob, William, Sarah, James, Thomas, Mary & Elias. The mother of Jonathan ROBINS was Eva FORCE (1763 - 1849 Michigan). After Eva's first husband (given name unknown) died, she remarried ------ AUMOCK. They had one son, Joseph (b 1808 NJ). The parents of Eva are unknown. I do not know if Jonathan had any siblings. Is anyone familiar with this Eva FORCE ? I would love to discover the name of the father of Jonathan ROBINS. Marshall Lake marshallelake@gmail.com I have a Jonathan ROBINS (1785 Lebanon Twp, Hunterdon Co - 1838 Michigan). Jonathan married Mary VOSSLER (1785 Somerset Co, NJ - 1865 Michigan). They married in 1807 and had children: (in birth order) John, Jacob, William, Sarah, James, Thomas, Mary & Elias. The mother of Jonathan ROBINS was Eva FORCE (1763 - 1849 Michigan). After Eva's first husband (given name unknown) died, she remarried ------ AUMOCK. They had one son, Joseph (b 1808 NJ). The parents of Eva are unknown. I do not know if Jonathan had any siblings. Is anyone familiar with this Eva FORCE ? I would love to discover the name of the father of Jonathan ROBINS. Marshall Lake marshallelake@gmail.com mlake179 (mlake179) Jacob Dilts & Martha Naylor Dilts https://www.ancestry.com/boards/localities.northam.usa.states.newjersey.counties.hunterdon/1251 Sun, 05 May 2024 00:50:54 GMT Seeking information on Jacob Dils (also known as Jacob Dilts) one of four sons of Johannes Dils (1728-1786). (Sibilings: George, Peter, William and sister Elizabeth.) He was likely born in the 1750's in Hunterdon County. He married Martha Naylor and had several children including one son, John Naylor Dilts (1786-1844), and daughters Sarah, Ann, Mary, Jane and Charlotte. Not to be confused with Jacob Dilts (b. 1759) who married Sarah Heath, both of whom died in 1831, also in Amwell Township. We have considerable information on Johannes (John) and his ancestors, we are very willing to share. But we know virtually nothing of Jacob and Mary, and Mary Naylor's parents. Seeking information on Jacob Dils (also known as Jacob Dilts) one of four sons of Johannes Dils (1728-1786). (Sibilings: George, Peter, William and sister Elizabeth.) He was likely born in the 1750's in Hunterdon County. He married Martha Naylor and had several children including one son, John Naylor Dilts (1786-1844), and daughters Sarah, Ann, Mary, Jane and Charlotte. Not to be confused with Jacob Dilts (b. 1759) who married Sarah Heath, both of whom died in 1831, also in Amwell Township. We have considerable information on Johannes (John) and his ancestors, we are very willing to share. But we know virtually nothing of Jacob and Mary, and Mary Naylor's parents. swd987 (swd987) Building Complex Along Route 78 East https://www.ancestry.com/boards/localities.northam.usa.states.newjersey.counties.hunterdon/1256 Mon, 25 Mar 2024 14:48:03 GMT Can someone tell me what the building complex is across 78 from the Clinton Station Diner? It looks run down & like there's a small church or chapel on the grounds. I pass it sometimes & wanted to ask. Can someone tell me what the building complex is across 78 from the Clinton Station Diner? It looks run down & like there's a small church or chapel on the grounds. I pass it sometimes & wanted to ask. ja5838 (ja5838) parkes https://www.ancestry.com/boards/localities.northam.usa.states.newjersey.counties.hunterdon/1255 Thu, 12 Oct 2023 13:53:01 GMT looking for to find the christening record for Raymond Arthur Parkes he was born in Birmingham in 1938 parents were alfred and alice any help i would be most greatful looking for to find the christening record for Raymond Arthur Parkes he was born in Birmingham in 1938 parents were alfred and alice any help i would be most greatful simonlong770 (simon long) Johan Adam Wagner https://www.ancestry.com/boards/localities.northam.usa.states.newjersey.counties.hunterdon/297 Thu, 02 Mar 2023 03:01:59 GMT I am looking for any information or anyone who might have access to a will. I am looking for any death information on Johan Adam Wagner, who was born around 1700. He arrived in America on the Aurora. Father to Eva Wagner Bloom and settled in Hunterdon County, NJ. Also does anyone know the names of his other children? I would appreciae any help and am willing to share Wagner information I have, if he links to my group. Amanda I am looking for any information or anyone who might have access to a will. I am looking for any death information on Johan Adam Wagner, who was born around 1700. He arrived in America on the Aurora. Father to Eva Wagner Bloom and settled in Hunterdon County, NJ. Also does anyone know the names of his other children? I would appreciae any help and am willing to share Wagner information I have, if he links to my group. Amanda daniels147 (daniels147) Marshall Harrison, Sr and Mary Emonds https://www.ancestry.com/boards/localities.northam.usa.states.newjersey.counties.hunterdon/1003 Thu, 23 Feb 2023 06:06:52 GMT I would like to correspond with descendants of Marshall Harrison, Sr. and his wife Mary Emonds. He was born 22 Aug 1858, Hunterdon County, NJ and died in 1926, Sauk County, WI. Their children were Maude G., and Guy E. both born in Minnesota; Flora A. born in Wisconsin; Lloyd, Rolla and Foster John all born in Pipestone County, Minnesota and Marshall M. Jr. and William C. born in Tennessee. They eventually moved back to Sauk County, Wisconsin. Thank you, Sheri Cox I would like to correspond with descendants of Marshall Harrison, Sr. and his wife Mary Emonds. He was born 22 Aug 1858, Hunterdon County, NJ and died in 1926, Sauk County, WI. Their children were Maude G., and Guy E. both born in Minnesota; Flora A. born in Wisconsin; Lloyd, Rolla and Foster John all born in Pipestone County, Minnesota and Marshall M. Jr. and William C. born in Tennessee. They eventually moved back to Sauk County, Wisconsin. Thank you, Sheri Cox gunnild_maria (Sheri Cox) William and Mary (Johnson) Cummins and Reformed Church at Readdington https://www.ancestry.com/boards/localities.northam.usa.states.newjersey.counties.hunterdon/1254 Tue, 23 Nov 2021 17:26:46 GMT William Cummins and Mary Johnson had 6 children baptized in the Reformed Church in Readington, Hunterdon County, New Jersey between 1801 and 1815. The children were: Ann Cummins, John Cummins, Maria Wykoff Cummins, Aaron Cummins, William Cummins Jr., and Jane Berger Cummins. William Sr. and John Cummins are found in the federal census of Preble County, Ohio in 1830. Maria Wykoff Cummins married there in 1835. John Cummins died in Preble County, also in 1835. Aaron and William Jr. went on to Indiana, where they both married in Fulton County. I am unable to find the marriage record for William Cummins and Mary Johnson. Based on the birth of their first child, the marriage should have been about 1799/1800, probably in New Jersey. Does anyone have any suggestions about finding the marriage and/or birth records for William Sr. and Mary (Johnson) Cummins? William Cummins and Mary Johnson had 6 children baptized in the Reformed Church in Readington, Hunterdon County, New Jersey between 1801 and 1815. The children were: Ann Cummins, John Cummins, Maria Wykoff Cummins, Aaron Cummins, William Cummins Jr., and Jane Berger Cummins. William Sr. and John Cummins are found in the federal census of Preble County, Ohio in 1830. Maria Wykoff Cummins married there in 1835. John Cummins died in Preble County, also in 1835. Aaron and William Jr. went on to Indiana, where they both married in Fulton County. I am unable to find the marriage record for William Cummins and Mary Johnson. Based on the birth of their first child, the marriage should have been about 1799/1800, probably in New Jersey. Does anyone have any suggestions about finding the marriage and/or birth records for William Sr. and Mary (Johnson) Cummins? johnfwhitejr (johnfwhitejr) Help: Harmen or Harmon ROSEGRANT, ROSENKRANS, ROSECRANT, ROSECRANS, etc. https://www.ancestry.com/boards/localities.northam.usa.states.newjersey.counties.hunterdon/1253 Fri, 01 Jan 2021 19:14:57 GMT Hello Everyone, New Jersey is a bit terra incognito for me. I'm looking to locate any information, but most helpful would be an estate file, for Harmen, probably Dutch Hermannus also Harmon or Herman Rosegrant, Rosenkrans, Rosecrant, Rosecrans or any of several other variant spellings. He was known to have been in Hunterdon County by about 1760, having come likely from Walpack in Sussex/Morris county, where he was born in 1714. I do not know when he would have died but think it likely that he died either in Hunterdon or Somerset county or else, possibly in neighboring Pennsylvania. Before leaving Walpack he had married Anna Maria (Anna, Maria, Mary) Stout and there had children Alexander (1744), Catharine (1748), Anna (1750) and Joseph (1753). He married and his children were baptized in the Dutch Reformed church at Walpack. Did he have more? What happened to Anna Maria Stout? Did he remarry? Etc. etc. There is a source that suggest that he resided in Alexandria Township in Hunterdon Co. Thank you for any hints you are able to provide. Regards, Mike Hello Everyone, New Jersey is a bit terra incognito for me. I'm looking to locate any information, but most helpful would be an estate file, for Harmen, probably Dutch Hermannus also Harmon or Herman Rosegrant, Rosenkrans, Rosecrant, Rosecrans or any of several other variant spellings. He was known to have been in Hunterdon County by about 1760, having come likely from Walpack in Sussex/Morris county, where he was born in 1714. I do not know when he would have died but think it likely that he died either in Hunterdon or Somerset county or else, possibly in neighboring Pennsylvania. Before leaving Walpack he had married Anna Maria (Anna, Maria, Mary) Stout and there had children Alexander (1744), Catharine (1748), Anna (1750) and Joseph (1753). He married and his children were baptized in the Dutch Reformed church at Walpack. Did he have more? What happened to Anna Maria Stout? Did he remarry? Etc. etc. There is a source that suggest that he resided in Alexandria Township in Hunterdon Co. Thank you for any hints you are able to provide. Regards, Mike semiplenus (semiplenus) Can anyone identify this Clinton building known as "Olympic Inn"? https://www.ancestry.com/boards/localities.northam.usa.states.newjersey.counties.hunterdon/1250 Sat, 26 Dec 2020 22:19:20 GMT Building known as "Olympic Inn Bar & Grill" is in several family photos I recently received. It appears my relatives (Lelia Warner Smith & Albert Leopold Smith) bought the property to run as their own business, most likely for only a few years. Photos are inscribed only with "Clinton NJ" and various years ranging from 1941-43, but no address or street name. (They also lived in the Button Ball Farms historical home) I am not familiar with the area...does anyone recognize these photos or know where the building was located? Building known as "Olympic Inn Bar & Grill" is in several family photos I recently received. It appears my relatives (Lelia Warner Smith & Albert Leopold Smith) bought the property to run as their own business, most likely for only a few years. Photos are inscribed only with "Clinton NJ" and various years ranging from 1941-43, but no address or street name. (They also lived in the Button Ball Farms historical home) I am not familiar with the area...does anyone recognize these photos or know where the building was located? alohadna (alohadna) Looking for anyone that knew Samuel Housand from Farmingdale NJ https://www.ancestry.com/boards/localities.northam.usa.states.newjersey.counties.hunterdon/1252 Sat, 05 Dec 2020 18:02:13 GMT Hi. Looking for anyone who might have know my 2nd great grandfather Samuel Housand (1856-1946). He died in Farmingdale, NJ. He was first married to Maggie Flowers but they divorced and then she was killed by her brother in 1925. He married Arie Shumaker Seifert and she died before him. I know that Arie was previously married to a Buchman and had a son named Carl or Charles I think. I do realize that Samuel died 74 years ago, so anyone that might know him would have been a youngster then. Samuel was also in jail or prison several times, and from what I understand, he sure liked his booze! Thanks in advance. Hi. Looking for anyone who might have know my 2nd great grandfather Samuel Housand (1856-1946). He died in Farmingdale, NJ. He was first married to Maggie Flowers but they divorced and then she was killed by her brother in 1925. He married Arie Shumaker Seifert and she died before him. I know that Arie was previously married to a Buchman and had a son named Carl or Charles I think. I do realize that Samuel died 74 years ago, so anyone that might know him would have been a youngster then. Samuel was also in jail or prison several times, and from what I understand, he sure liked his booze! Thanks in advance. Languageladki (Venalda Gupta) Thomas Palmer Force (1743-1829) of Lebanon Township https://www.ancestry.com/boards/localities.northam.usa.states.newjersey.counties.hunterdon/1229 Sun, 29 Mar 2020 10:22:11 GMT He married Susanna Coxe (1740-1801). Would love to know her correct father. Some trees show William Coxe (1723-1801) who descends from several Daniel Coxes. Other trees show Clarence Ezekiel Coxe (1703-). Thomas was a grandfather of my maternal gg grandmother, Hannah Force. Thanks very much for any help. - Doug He married Susanna Coxe (1740-1801). Would love to know her correct father. Some trees show William Coxe (1723-1801) who descends from several Daniel Coxes. Other trees show Clarence Ezekiel Coxe (1703-). Thomas was a grandfather of my maternal gg grandmother, Hannah Force. Thanks very much for any help. - Doug mendoldj (mendoldj) Stavar/Stefancso https://www.ancestry.com/boards/localities.northam.usa.states.newjersey.counties.hunterdon/141 Tue, 01 Oct 2019 15:25:11 GMT I am looking for any information on my Great Grandparents - John Stavar and Anna Stefancso. I know that my grandfather (George) was born on 7/26/1897 in Passaic, NJ (Hunterdon Co. - Alexandria Township) He was baptized at St. Michael's Catholic Church (Greek Rite) which was located at 96 First Street in Passaic. I cannot find any information on the church. I believe that John Stavar and Anna Stefancso were from Hungary. Any information would be appreciated. I am looking for any information on my Great Grandparents - John Stavar and Anna Stefancso. I know that my grandfather (George) was born on 7/26/1897 in Passaic, NJ (Hunterdon Co. - Alexandria Township) He was baptized at St. Michael's Catholic Church (Greek Rite) which was located at 96 First Street in Passaic. I cannot find any information on the church. I believe that John Stavar and Anna Stefancso were from Hungary. Any information would be appreciated. revick (revick) John Souders / Lanie Vannest https://www.ancestry.com/boards/localities.northam.usa.states.newjersey.counties.hunterdon/1249 Thu, 08 Aug 2019 22:52:57 GMT I seem to be at a complete dead end. My gg grandmother was Catherine Souders b 1823; died 16 Aug 1893 in NJ. She married Thomas Hoppock, b. 29 Apr 1821; died 09 Aug 1893. The couple lived in the Somerset, Hunterdon County, NJ area. I cannot find parents for Catherine. Her death certificate states that her father was John Souders and mother Lanie Van Nest. Any help would be gratefully appreciated. Thanks, Brenda I seem to be at a complete dead end. My gg grandmother was Catherine Souders b 1823; died 16 Aug 1893 in NJ. She married Thomas Hoppock, b. 29 Apr 1821; died 09 Aug 1893. The couple lived in the Somerset, Hunterdon County, NJ area. I cannot find parents for Catherine. Her death certificate states that her father was John Souders and mother Lanie Van Nest. Any help would be gratefully appreciated. Thanks, Brenda brendahiggins44 (brendahiggins44) Castner/Carling roots in Hunterdon/Warren Counties, NJ https://www.ancestry.com/boards/localities.northam.usa.states.newjersey.counties.hunterdon/1247 Thu, 13 Jun 2019 15:47:35 GMT My second ggm is Susan Castner (1801-1882) daughter of Jacob Castner (1767-1854). I haveJacob's will which mentions Susan and her husband, David Carling. Not sure of Jacob's wife. Could be Eva mnu. Susan married David Carling (1802-1881) and they lived in Mansfield Township, and later Port Colden and maybe Lebanon Township. I would love to know Jacob's ancestors and country of origin. Also don't know David Carling's ancestors and country of origin. David and Susan were farmers in Mansfield 1830-1850 and David was later a canal worker according to census records from 1860-1870. There is a lot of conflicting Castner information out there on trees. Any help or sources would be greatly appreciated. - Doug My second ggm is Susan Castner (1801-1882) daughter of Jacob Castner (1767-1854). I haveJacob's will which mentions Susan and her husband, David Carling. Not sure of Jacob's wife. Could be Eva mnu. Susan married David Carling (1802-1881) and they lived in Mansfield Township, and later Port Colden and maybe Lebanon Township. I would love to know Jacob's ancestors and country of origin. Also don't know David Carling's ancestors and country of origin. David and Susan were farmers in Mansfield 1830-1850 and David was later a canal worker according to census records from 1860-1870. There is a lot of conflicting Castner information out there on trees. Any help or sources would be greatly appreciated. - Doug mendoldj (mendoldj) Civil War Soldiers affiliated with Hunterdon County, unknown burial places https://www.ancestry.com/boards/localities.northam.usa.states.newjersey.counties.hunterdon/78 Tue, 11 Jun 2019 01:08:13 GMT The following Civil War soldiers are affiliated in some way with Hunterdon County. I am trying to find the name and location of the cemetery where they are interred. The dates are the most accurate that I can determine, and I've included alternate name spellings or aliases. Please contact me if you have any information on these men. Bolmer, Albert 11-30-1918 aka: Bolmar, Albert Busselmire, Frank 9-29-1905 Butler, Ishe 3-21-1899 Davis, Otis B. Unk Day, Charles 1921 Driscoll, Patrick 12-18-1867 Frankenfield, William 8-14-1902 Haas, Jacob E. 12-6-1916 Heimbold, Francis 9-20-1893 aka: Helmbold, Francis Higgins, Dennis 3-20-1899 Hill, Jacob C. 1898 Jones, A. Stokes Unk Lance, William 1-14-1918 aka: Lane, William Lownes, Henry E. 4-3-1884 McConnell, James 10-4-1907 Mifflin, J.V. 3-30-1915 Murphy, William A. 4-19-1923 Nice, John P. 8-10-1868 Peaker, Joseph 4-30-1904 See, George 12-14-1910 Slack, Lewis 1-3-1924 Smith, Andrew J. 9-3-1916 Smith, John T. 12-30-1909 Stockton, Allen B. 4-21-1901 Struble, John 1-5-1883 aka: Strouble, John Wetter, Ramsay C. 11-10-1924 aka: Wetter, Ramsey Wilson, John H. 1-6-1908 Wright, Wilson D. 5-20-1909 Yost, James 10-27-1871 The following Civil War soldiers are affiliated in some way with Hunterdon County. I am trying to find the name and location of the cemetery where they are interred. The dates are the most accurate that I can determine, and I've included alternate name spellings or aliases. Please contact me if you have any information on these men. Bolmer, Albert 11-30-1918 aka: Bolmar, Albert Busselmire, Frank 9-29-1905 Butler, Ishe 3-21-1899 Davis, Otis B. Unk Day, Charles 1921 Driscoll, Patrick 12-18-1867 Frankenfield, William 8-14-1902 Haas, Jacob E. 12-6-1916 Heimbold, Francis 9-20-1893 aka: Helmbold, Francis Higgins, Dennis 3-20-1899 Hill, Jacob C. 1898 Jones, A. Stokes Unk Lance, William 1-14-1918 aka: Lane, William Lownes, Henry E. 4-3-1884 McConnell, James 10-4-1907 Mifflin, J.V. 3-30-1915 Murphy, William A. 4-19-1923 Nice, John P. 8-10-1868 Peaker, Joseph 4-30-1904 See, George 12-14-1910 Slack, Lewis 1-3-1924 Smith, Andrew J. 9-3-1916 Smith, John T. 12-30-1909 Stockton, Allen B. 4-21-1901 Struble, John 1-5-1883 aka: Strouble, John Wetter, Ramsay C. 11-10-1924 aka: Wetter, Ramsey Wilson, John H. 1-6-1908 Wright, Wilson D. 5-20-1909 Yost, James 10-27-1871 bmacavoy (bmacavoy) Jane Williamson in Hunterdon County, New Jersey https://www.ancestry.com/boards/localities.northam.usa.states.newjersey.counties.hunterdon/1248 Thu, 06 Jun 2019 16:57:55 GMT I'm searching for the husband and maiden name of Jane Williamson of Hunterdon County, New Jersey. Jane purchased land in 1802 from John & Caty Smith. Her husband had died prior to her making this purchase. In 1808, Jane wrote her will naming her four children, Fanny AKA Diddy (wife of Edmond Drake), William, Isaac and Agnes. Jane died early in 1814. On 2 Sep 1814, her sons William (& wife Charlotte) & Isaac sold the property to Jacob Williamson. On 4 Oct 1817, Jacob (& wife Jerusha) sold this property to Gen. Nathan Price and Pliney Daniels. Any info on this Williamson family is greatly appreciated. Linda McCashland I'm searching for the husband and maiden name of Jane Williamson of Hunterdon County, New Jersey. Jane purchased land in 1802 from John & Caty Smith. Her husband had died prior to her making this purchase. In 1808, Jane wrote her will naming her four children, Fanny AKA Diddy (wife of Edmond Drake), William, Isaac and Agnes. Jane died early in 1814. On 2 Sep 1814, her sons William (& wife Charlotte) & Isaac sold the property to Jacob Williamson. On 4 Oct 1817, Jacob (& wife Jerusha) sold this property to Gen. Nathan Price and Pliney Daniels. Any info on this Williamson family is greatly appreciated. Linda McCashland familydiggin (familydiggin) Stockton Shaving Parlor https://www.ancestry.com/boards/localities.northam.usa.states.newjersey.counties.hunterdon/1195 Fri, 15 Feb 2019 04:49:21 GMT Does anyone know if there was a shaving parlor in Stockton? The photo is from a glass negative and all of the photos in the group seem to have been taken around 1903. Anyone recognize these people? Does anyone know if there was a shaving parlor in Stockton? The photo is from a glass negative and all of the photos in the group seem to have been taken around 1903. Anyone recognize these people? norwoodcj (norwoodcj) Revised request for info on Toney Eleuteri https://www.ancestry.com/boards/localities.northam.usa.states.newjersey.counties.hunterdon/1246 Tue, 21 Aug 2018 18:12:31 GMT Toney Eleuteri/Josephine Louvisi DiSalvi 83family (View posts) Posted: 22 Jul 2012 03:49PM Classification: Query Surnames: Eleuteri, DiSalvi, Louvisi Looking for any info on Toney Eleuteri named as father on Rose DiSalvi's birth certificate (1909 which I have). Mother is Josephine Louvisi. Very soon after Josephine had several children with Joseph DiSalvi and settled in Lambertville NJ (1910?). Would like to find marriage records of Toney Eleuteri/Josephine DiSalvi, (from Italy) or marriage records of Josephine and Joseph DiSalvi. Also what became of Toney Eleuteri as this seems to be my husband's great Grandfather, (not Joseph DiSalvi). I do have his WWI draft card in which he still lists Josephine as his wife even after she has started a family with Joe DiSalvi . This all takes place in Bordentown, Lamberttville, Trenton NJ areas. Toney Eleuteri/Josephine Louvisi DiSalvi 83family (View posts) Posted: 22 Jul 2012 03:49PM Classification: Query Surnames: Eleuteri, DiSalvi, Louvisi Looking for any info on Toney Eleuteri named as father on Rose DiSalvi's birth certificate (1909 which I have). Mother is Josephine Louvisi. Very soon after Josephine had several children with Joseph DiSalvi and settled in Lambertville NJ (1910?). Would like to find marriage records of Toney Eleuteri/Josephine DiSalvi, (from Italy) or marriage records of Josephine and Joseph DiSalvi. Also what became of Toney Eleuteri as this seems to be my husband's great Grandfather, (not Joseph DiSalvi). I do have his WWI draft card in which he still lists Josephine as his wife even after she has started a family with Joe DiSalvi . This all takes place in Bordentown, Lamberttville, Trenton NJ areas. 83family (83family) Online Land Records after 1911 https://www.ancestry.com/boards/localities.northam.usa.states.newjersey.counties.hunterdon/1245 Tue, 15 May 2018 12:57:07 GMT Does anybody know how to view deeds after 1911 (the 300 series) online? Family Search has the index to 1955 but deeds only to about 1911. I know they can be ordered from the Clerk's office in Flemington but I need to review many to find the ones I want. Thanks - Doug Does anybody know how to view deeds after 1911 (the 300 series) online? Family Search has the index to 1955 but deeds only to about 1911. I know they can be ordered from the Clerk's office in Flemington but I need to review many to find the ones I want. Thanks - Doug mendoldj (mendoldj) Location of Coughstown, Hunterdon county https://www.ancestry.com/boards/localities.northam.usa.states.newjersey.counties.hunterdon/487 Tue, 13 Feb 2018 02:32:21 GMT Several of my Stout ancestor's property deeds refer to locations such as "on the Coughstown - Flemington Road", or "between Ringoes and Coughstown". I can't find Coughstown anywhere, even on Google. Can anyone help? Several of my Stout ancestor's property deeds refer to locations such as "on the Coughstown - Flemington Road", or "between Ringoes and Coughstown". I can't find Coughstown anywhere, even on Google. Can anyone help? unknown94429983681 (unknown94429983681) Hunterdon County Democrat Newspaper Transcriptions https://www.ancestry.com/boards/localities.northam.usa.states.newjersey.counties.hunterdon/1244 Sun, 28 Jan 2018 17:33:36 GMT Just a note that even though the NJ Sutton Family History site is offline, you can still see the newspaper transcripts on the wayback machine here... https://web.archive.org/web/*/http://njsuttonfamily.org/Newspaper//* Click the link, then in the little notes there will be another link to click for a list of all the newspapers transcribed. Once you choose a paper, then a calendar will come up showing you the dates the page was screenshot. Just click on a date circled in a color to view. You can also download the pdf here.. http://www.njsuttonfamily.org/Hunterdon%20Democrat%201838-1888.pdf Just a note that even though the NJ Sutton Family History site is offline, you can still see the newspaper transcripts on the wayback machine here... https://web.archive.org/web/*/http://njsuttonfamily.org/Newspaper//* Click the link, then in the little notes there will be another link to click for a list of all the newspapers transcribed. Once you choose a paper, then a calendar will come up showing you the dates the page was screenshot. Just click on a date circled in a color to view. You can also download the pdf here.. http://www.njsuttonfamily.org/Hunterdon%20Democrat%201838-1888.pdf BonnieGBalk (BonnieGBalk) BEST family https://www.ancestry.com/boards/localities.northam.usa.states.newjersey.counties.hunterdon/16 Mon, 01 Jan 2018 17:07:44 GMT I am searching for info on William BEST and Cornelius Best both in Lebanon around 1750. Looking to connect to family in Waterloo,NJ. Want son of Andrew BEST I am searching for info on William BEST and Cornelius Best both in Lebanon around 1750. Looking to connect to family in Waterloo,NJ. Want son of Andrew BEST Online Land Records https://www.ancestry.com/boards/localities.northam.usa.states.newjersey.counties.hunterdon/1243 Sat, 16 Dec 2017 00:09:50 GMT Does anybody know of an online source for the Hunterdon County deed records that have not been digitized by Family Search and won't be until 2020? (Ordering microfilms is no longer available from Family Search). Thanks. - Doug Does anybody know of an online source for the Hunterdon County deed records that have not been digitized by Family Search and won't be until 2020? (Ordering microfilms is no longer available from Family Search). Thanks. - Doug mendoldj (mendoldj) Looking for relatives of Manford White or Marie McDonald! https://www.ancestry.com/boards/localities.northam.usa.states.newjersey.counties.hunterdon/1203 Fri, 30 Jun 2017 05:19:29 GMT Hello! My name is Taylor Rattray. I started researching my ancestry upon knowing my maternal grandmother spent her time since birth in foster care. All she knows about her birth parents are their names: Manford White and Marie McDonald. She also knows their ethnicities. Manford White is believed to be of Northern European decent, while her mother was a mix between Black and Caucasian. My grandmother was born in 1947, when likely such a union would be frowned upon. While it no longer exists, the hospital she was born in was in Hunterdon County. She has no idea where they went afterwards, or if they are even still alive. My grandmother shares her name with her mother--she is also Marie McDonald. If anyone has any information about either of these two people, please let me know. It would mean a lot to our family. Hello! My name is Taylor Rattray. I started researching my ancestry upon knowing my maternal grandmother spent her time since birth in foster care. All she knows about her birth parents are their names: Manford White and Marie McDonald. She also knows their ethnicities. Manford White is believed to be of Northern European decent, while her mother was a mix between Black and Caucasian. My grandmother was born in 1947, when likely such a union would be frowned upon. While it no longer exists, the hospital she was born in was in Hunterdon County. She has no idea where they went afterwards, or if they are even still alive. My grandmother shares her name with her mother--she is also Marie McDonald. If anyone has any information about either of these two people, please let me know. It would mean a lot to our family. Taylor_Rattray14 (Taylor_Rattray14) Calvin Chapin https://www.ancestry.com/boards/localities.northam.usa.states.newjersey.counties.hunterdon/1237 Sat, 10 Dec 2016 05:05:24 GMT I am looking for information about Calvin Chapin, who lived in Hunterdon County, New Jersey at the time of his death. The short obituary on his cemetery file states that he was married twice and had a son in his first marriage. I wonder if anyone has any information on who that son was? I found a Calvin Chapin living in Hunterdon county in the 1860 Federal Census with a boy named George F. Chapin, whom I presume is his son but there is no relationship stated. They are boarders. In the 1870 census, Calvin is married to Mary E. Dilts. Later, they had three children, Luella, Charles, and Harry. Does anyone have any information that might help me? I am looking for information about Calvin Chapin, who lived in Hunterdon County, New Jersey at the time of his death. The short obituary on his cemetery file states that he was married twice and had a son in his first marriage. I wonder if anyone has any information on who that son was? I found a Calvin Chapin living in Hunterdon county in the 1860 Federal Census with a boy named George F. Chapin, whom I presume is his son but there is no relationship stated. They are boarders. In the 1870 census, Calvin is married to Mary E. Dilts. Later, they had three children, Luella, Charles, and Harry. Does anyone have any information that might help me? vaspencerjr (Amy Spencer) Henry Gather, b. abt. 1750, and his wife Magdalana Baker or Becher or Becker of Amwell Twp., Hunterdon Co., NJ https://www.ancestry.com/boards/localities.northam.usa.states.newjersey.counties.hunterdon/1242 Fri, 29 Apr 2016 16:04:26 GMT Where did this family go? They probably migrated soon after the Revolution. I would appreciate any leads! Thanks! Where did this family go? They probably migrated soon after the Revolution. I would appreciate any leads! Thanks! Ohiowoman (Ohiowoman) Bryant, Hart, Christopher, and Smith families around Hopewell, Hunterdon NJ to Seneca Cty, NY https://www.ancestry.com/boards/localities.northam.usa.states.newjersey.counties.hunterdon/1241 Mon, 04 Apr 2016 20:24:50 GMT Hi all, I would appreciate any direction and links as I just poke a hole in my Brick wall. All had lived in Hunterdon NJ before relocating to Seneca County NY I have John Bryant b abt 1850 m Lorana ?... moved to Seneca Cty, NY abt 1801...John's father was William, possibly being Dr William Bryant children 1)William Briant/Bryant NFI 2)Nathaniel Bryant b abt 1777 m Charity Hart b 1776 (d/o Levi Hart and Mary Hunt) relocated to Seneca Cty, NY 3) Pamelia Bryant b 1780 m Daniel Christopher (s/o Barent Christopher and Pheobe Moore) relocated to Seneca Cty, NY abt 1800 4) Amos Bryant b abt 1781 m Anna ? moved to Seneca by 1850 relocated to Michigan 5) Charity Bryant b abt 1785 m David Smith NFI 6) Sarah/Sally Bryant b abt 1786 m Smith 7) Nehemiah Bryant b abt 1790 d abt 1827 m Nancy Vanderwater relocated to Tioga, NY 8) John Ketcham Bryant b 1800 (moved to Seneca Cty NY as a infant)m Mary E Thurston you can also e-mail me at willmot51@yahoo.com All help is appreciated Thank you, Deb Hi all, I would appreciate any direction and links as I just poke a hole in my Brick wall. All had lived in Hunterdon NJ before relocating to Seneca County NY I have John Bryant b abt 1850 m Lorana ?... moved to Seneca Cty, NY abt 1801...John's father was William, possibly being Dr William Bryant children 1)William Briant/Bryant NFI 2)Nathaniel Bryant b abt 1777 m Charity Hart b 1776 (d/o Levi Hart and Mary Hunt) relocated to Seneca Cty, NY 3) Pamelia Bryant b 1780 m Daniel Christopher (s/o Barent Christopher and Pheobe Moore) relocated to Seneca Cty, NY abt 1800 4) Amos Bryant b abt 1781 m Anna ? moved to Seneca by 1850 relocated to Michigan 5) Charity Bryant b abt 1785 m David Smith NFI 6) Sarah/Sally Bryant b abt 1786 m Smith 7) Nehemiah Bryant b abt 1790 d abt 1827 m Nancy Vanderwater relocated to Tioga, NY 8) John Ketcham Bryant b 1800 (moved to Seneca Cty NY as a infant)m Mary E Thurston you can also e-mail me at willmot51@yahoo.com All help is appreciated Thank you, Deb RoseyDeb (RoseyDeb) Dolan / Connaughton Marriage, 1830-36 https://www.ancestry.com/boards/localities.northam.usa.states.newjersey.counties.hunterdon/1240 Sat, 19 Mar 2016 23:37:37 GMT Respectfully requesting assistance locating the marriage of THOMAS DOLAN & ANN CONNAUGHTON, circa 1830-36. All soundex spelling variations welcomed. Dolen, Dolon, Doland, Dolin, Connoton, Commaton, etc. Thank you in advance. Jeff Respectfully requesting assistance locating the marriage of THOMAS DOLAN & ANN CONNAUGHTON, circa 1830-36. All soundex spelling variations welcomed. Dolen, Dolon, Doland, Dolin, Connoton, Commaton, etc. Thank you in advance. Jeff afrrrrrrr (afrrrrrrr) Where Is Pleasant Ridge Cemetery? https://www.ancestry.com/boards/localities.northam.usa.states.newjersey.counties.hunterdon/440 Sat, 19 Mar 2016 05:31:52 GMT I an searching for and found some family burials listed in an old book about this cemetery, but don't find it listed at the NJGenWeb site. Where is it? Has the name changed? Origanlly it was the site of Amwell First Pesbyterian Church. I am looking for the parents of Sarah Prall, b. in NJ in 1800. One of her daughter's is buried at this cemetery, as a child, Drusilla Nichols, in 1825. There are many Pralls, so I am hoping to find a link to her parents. I an searching for and found some family burials listed in an old book about this cemetery, but don't find it listed at the NJGenWeb site. Where is it? Has the name changed? Origanlly it was the site of Amwell First Pesbyterian Church. I am looking for the parents of Sarah Prall, b. in NJ in 1800. One of her daughter's is buried at this cemetery, as a child, Drusilla Nichols, in 1825. There are many Pralls, so I am hoping to find a link to her parents. mmmhattie (mmmhattie) A 2002 Obituary from Pottersville, NJ Area https://www.ancestry.com/boards/localities.northam.usa.states.newjersey.counties.hunterdon/1239 Wed, 10 Feb 2016 22:30:50 GMT 2-9-2016 Can anyone please help me find an obituary notice for ALMA (maiden name Christensen) CHITWOOD who died May 16, 2002 in Pottersville, NJ? I'm trying to find out if she was survived by any children or by any brothers or sisters. She was the wife of Carl G. Chitwood who died December 1966 in Middlesex County, NJ. I do not necessarily need a printed copy unless that is what you prefer--if you know how to do a scanned image or type the text and send it to me via e-mail, that would also be just fine. Thank you. If an obituary is not available, if there is a local library or some other source where city telephone directories are kept, I would like to know what her street address was. keith345@hotmail.com Genealogical Researcher ************************************************ 2-9-2016 Can anyone please help me find an obituary notice for ALMA (maiden name Christensen) CHITWOOD who died May 16, 2002 in Pottersville, NJ? I'm trying to find out if she was survived by any children or by any brothers or sisters. She was the wife of Carl G. Chitwood who died December 1966 in Middlesex County, NJ. I do not necessarily need a printed copy unless that is what you prefer--if you know how to do a scanned image or type the text and send it to me via e-mail, that would also be just fine. Thank you. If an obituary is not available, if there is a local library or some other source where city telephone directories are kept, I would like to know what her street address was. keith345@hotmail.com Genealogical Researcher ************************************************ keithnort555 (keithnort555) Hunterdon Gazette Look Up https://www.ancestry.com/boards/localities.northam.usa.states.newjersey.counties.hunterdon/1238 Sun, 27 Dec 2015 05:15:51 GMT Does anyone have access to the Hunterdon Gazette CDs? I found these names on the index Nathan Culver, Pvt, 1864. Morris Culver 1835 and Christopher Groenendyke 1837, 1840, 1850. Thanks, AmyJ. Does anyone have access to the Hunterdon Gazette CDs? I found these names on the index Nathan Culver, Pvt, 1864. Morris Culver 1835 and Christopher Groenendyke 1837, 1840, 1850. Thanks, AmyJ. ab031 (ab031) GSNJ Annual Meeting https://www.ancestry.com/boards/localities.northam.usa.states.newjersey.counties.hunterdon/1236 Tue, 13 Oct 2015 01:00:35 GMT Please join us for the 2015 Annual Meeting of the Genealogical Society of New Jersey in November, featuring a presentation on Catholic records by Seton Hall Archivist Alan Delozier. The event is free. It takes place at Alexander Library at Rutgers University in New Brunswick on Saturday, November 7 at 10:30 am. For full details, go here: http://tinyurl.com/ppm3xq4 Please join us for the 2015 Annual Meeting of the Genealogical Society of New Jersey in November, featuring a presentation on Catholic records by Seton Hall Archivist Alan Delozier. The event is free. It takes place at Alexander Library at Rutgers University in New Brunswick on Saturday, November 7 at 10:30 am. For full details, go here: http://tinyurl.com/ppm3xq4 tankner127 (tankner127) Moses MOORE, New Jersey, 1784-1815 https://www.ancestry.com/boards/localities.northam.usa.states.newjersey.counties.hunterdon/1235 Wed, 07 Oct 2015 02:46:47 GMT Seeking info for Moses Moore born in Hopewell, Hunterdon, New Jersey in 1784. He died May 3, 1815 while serving in the 23rd U.S. Infantry. He received bounty land for his service in the military. This land was located in Grundy County, Illinois, and claimed by his “only heirs at law”, John B. Moore, Thomas R. Moore and Rebecca Moore. Seeking info for Moses Moore born in Hopewell, Hunterdon, New Jersey in 1784. He died May 3, 1815 while serving in the 23rd U.S. Infantry. He received bounty land for his service in the military. This land was located in Grundy County, Illinois, and claimed by his “only heirs at law”, John B. Moore, Thomas R. Moore and Rebecca Moore. tammitamtam (Tamara Moore) Paulus Anders, ca. 1735-1785, Alexandria https://www.ancestry.com/boards/localities.northam.usa.states.newjersey.counties.hunterdon/569 Sat, 29 Aug 2015 17:20:04 GMT ctnelsen (ctnelsen) Calvin and Mary Chapin https://www.ancestry.com/boards/localities.northam.usa.states.newjersey.counties.hunterdon/602 Fri, 14 Aug 2015 21:02:28 GMT I am putting together a family history and wish information about my great great grandparents Calvin and Mary Chapin. They lived in Glen Gardner in the late 1800s. He worked for the railroad and they were members of a Lutheran church.Mary was born in the early 1830s and Calvin was born in Vermont in the early 1820s. Their children included Charles and Louella and ??. Are there church records available?? I THINK they were connected with a family named Lance who owned a store in town. MY alternate email address is lrnewman46@aol.com. Thanks. I am putting together a family history and wish information about my great great grandparents Calvin and Mary Chapin. They lived in Glen Gardner in the late 1800s. He worked for the railroad and they were members of a Lutheran church.Mary was born in the early 1830s and Calvin was born in Vermont in the early 1820s. Their children included Charles and Louella and ??. Are there church records available?? I THINK they were connected with a family named Lance who owned a store in town. MY alternate email address is lrnewman46@aol.com. Thanks. Photos of Great-Grandma & Others of Lambertville https://www.ancestry.com/boards/localities.northam.usa.states.newjersey.counties.hunterdon/1234 Fri, 07 Aug 2015 13:52:54 GMT Yesterday would have been the 161st birthday of my great-grandmother Sarah JOHNSON LAUBENSTINE of Lambertville who I didn't know existed until 6 years ago. She was born Aug 6, 1854 the daughter of Jacob and Elizabeth HANN JOHNSON. She married John A. LAUBENSTINE Mar 20, 1875. He died of typhoid in 1883. Their son Newton V. Laubenstine (aka LOWE) was my grandfather. Sarah later married Frank Costello in 1893 and he appears to have died circa 1899-1900. She died in Lambertville in June of 1931. I only discovered that my last name should have been LAUBENSTINE in 2009 so these people were all new to me. I would so like to learn all I can about my great-grandparents and have made two trips to Hunterdon and Bucks Counties from my home in the midwest. I've accumulated a tremendous about of records, gravestone photos, etc. What I am missing are PHOTOS which are those unique items that really bring our ancestors to life. Since Sarah did not die until 1931, there likely are photos out there "somewhere" and perhaps of my great-grandfahther John A and my grandfather's siblings John Albert, Victoria and Eva Lena also. (My line is the only direct LAUBENSTINE male offspring) These photos could be either in the hands of HANN or JOHNSON family members or even acquaintances and neighbors families. Other surname connections include brother and sister-in-laws WERTS, PRICE, VAN KIRK, HESTON, REAMER, CHRISTERN, ULMER, WEAN, PEGG and son-in-law PARENT. I am posting this in hopes that descendants of one of these connected families will be inspired to look through their old photos, discover my Sarah (and others hopefully) and be willing to share with me. Thanks for listening to my story. Rich Lowe (aka LAUBENSTINE) please contact me at richlowe @ web-iowa.com Yesterday would have been the 161st birthday of my great-grandmother Sarah JOHNSON LAUBENSTINE of Lambertville who I didn't know existed until 6 years ago. She was born Aug 6, 1854 the daughter of Jacob and Elizabeth HANN JOHNSON. She married John A. LAUBENSTINE Mar 20, 1875. He died of typhoid in 1883. Their son Newton V. Laubenstine (aka LOWE) was my grandfather. Sarah later married Frank Costello in 1893 and he appears to have died circa 1899-1900. She died in Lambertville in June of 1931. I only discovered that my last name should have been LAUBENSTINE in 2009 so these people were all new to me. I would so like to learn all I can about my great-grandparents and have made two trips to Hunterdon and Bucks Counties from my home in the midwest. I've accumulated a tremendous about of records, gravestone photos, etc. What I am missing are PHOTOS which are those unique items that really bring our ancestors to life. Since Sarah did not die until 1931, there likely are photos out there "somewhere" and perhaps of my great-grandfahther John A and my grandfather's siblings John Albert, Victoria and Eva Lena also. (My line is the only direct LAUBENSTINE male offspring) These photos could be either in the hands of HANN or JOHNSON family members or even acquaintances and neighbors families. Other surname connections include brother and sister-in-laws WERTS, PRICE, VAN KIRK, HESTON, REAMER, CHRISTERN, ULMER, WEAN, PEGG and son-in-law PARENT. I am posting this in hopes that descendants of one of these connected families will be inspired to look through their old photos, discover my Sarah (and others hopefully) and be willing to share with me. Thanks for listening to my story. Rich Lowe (aka LAUBENSTINE) please contact me at richlowe @ web-iowa.com richlowe_user (richlowe_user) Bartow/Medical Society https://www.ancestry.com/boards/localities.northam.usa.states.newjersey.counties.hunterdon/81 Fri, 29 May 2015 01:30:38 GMT related to a Dr. George W. Bartow, ex-president for a Hunterdon Co Med. Society...any information would be of benefit. I know he served in the Civil War..and was a brother of a T. Bartow (editor and owner of a paper...DAILY REPUBLICAN?) I believe i am decended from T. Bartow...trying to fill in the gaps...any information would be appreciated related to a Dr. George W. Bartow, ex-president for a Hunterdon Co Med. Society...any information would be of benefit. I know he served in the Civil War..and was a brother of a T. Bartow (editor and owner of a paper...DAILY REPUBLICAN?) I believe i am decended from T. Bartow...trying to fill in the gaps...any information would be appreciated A Bloom By Any Name: Some Ancestors and Descendants of Johann Peter Blum 1732-1814 https://www.ancestry.com/boards/localities.northam.usa.states.newjersey.counties.hunterdon/1233 Mon, 18 May 2015 18:44:51 GMT A long anticipated book is finally out. "A Bloom By Any Name" was published last month and is now available at Amazon in paperback or Kindle version. Specifically about some of the "Ancestors and Descendants of Johann Peter Blum 1732-1814." A German immigrant Johann was a resident of Hunterdon County, New Jersey and is the progenitor of tens of thousands of descendants. The book is the product of exhaustive research spanning several years and includes sources from the archives of Germany. Unfortunately a lack of documentation makes some aspects of the Blum/Bloom history difficult to prove one way or another. A number of things passed down through the generations as fact by family historians are now called into question with revelations from this book. However, the author does an excellent job of documenting how he came to the conclusions he does while building an easily understood case that supports his conclusions. In every case however he leaves it "to the reader to decide." Author Lee Bloom is not only a descendant of Johann's but is an experienced, thoughtful and thorough investigator. You'll find his discoveries an interesting read, especially for those who enjoy American history. "A Bloom By Any Name" will be a valuable tool and resource for any serious Blum/Bloom family historian, I hope you'll check it out at the following link: http://bit.ly/ABloomByAnyName-Amazon A long anticipated book is finally out. "A Bloom By Any Name" was published last month and is now available at Amazon in paperback or Kindle version. Specifically about some of the "Ancestors and Descendants of Johann Peter Blum 1732-1814." A German immigrant Johann was a resident of Hunterdon County, New Jersey and is the progenitor of tens of thousands of descendants. The book is the product of exhaustive research spanning several years and includes sources from the archives of Germany. Unfortunately a lack of documentation makes some aspects of the Blum/Bloom history difficult to prove one way or another. A number of things passed down through the generations as fact by family historians are now called into question with revelations from this book. However, the author does an excellent job of documenting how he came to the conclusions he does while building an easily understood case that supports his conclusions. In every case however he leaves it "to the reader to decide." Author Lee Bloom is not only a descendant of Johann's but is an experienced, thoughtful and thorough investigator. You'll find his discoveries an interesting read, especially for those who enjoy American history. "A Bloom By Any Name" will be a valuable tool and resource for any serious Blum/Bloom family historian, I hope you'll check it out at the following link: http://bit.ly/ABloomByAnyName-Amazon RickLGleason (Rick Gleason) GSNJ Spring Seminar Series June 6 https://www.ancestry.com/boards/localities.northam.usa.states.newjersey.counties.hunterdon/1232 Fri, 08 May 2015 22:01:14 GMT Please join GSNJ for its 2015 spring seminar program, taking place in Newark on Saturday, June 6. Enjoy a full day of presentations on genealogical research in New Jersey. The event includes lunch and free parking. For more, visit gsnj.org. Please join GSNJ for its 2015 spring seminar program, taking place in Newark on Saturday, June 6. Enjoy a full day of presentations on genealogical research in New Jersey. The event includes lunch and free parking. For more, visit gsnj.org. tankner127 (tankner127) Patrick John Boyle - Ireland > High Bridge, Hunterdon County https://www.ancestry.com/boards/localities.northam.usa.states.newjersey.counties.hunterdon/1231 Tue, 28 Apr 2015 17:28:17 GMT My 2x Great Grandfather, Patrick John Boyle, Immigrated from Ireland in 1863 and wound up in High Bridge, Hunterdon County, NJ. It was there that he met Catharine Smith*, married and had 7 children: *Belle (Isabel?) (1866-????) Margaret (1873-????) --may have married John H. Luthy Catharine (1875-????) Ann (1878--????) Francis (1880-1895) Peter (1890-????) --may have married a woman named Catharine Patrick John (Jr) (1884-1964) - my Great Grandfather --m. Elizabeth C. Anderson The family moved from High Bridge, Hunterdon County, to Paterson, Passaic County sometime between 1885-1893 and he lived there until his death. I have no information on where Patrick or Catherine came from in Ireland. I know that they married in the High Bridge area. I don't know if he had any siblings or the names of his parents. Any information on him, his wife, parents, siblings or children would be greatly appreciated. *Note: Belle may actually have been a daughter from a first marriage of Patrick's and Catherine's last name (Smith) may not be her maiden name. I've found some information that lead me to believe that she's also been married before, so it could be her married name. My 2x Great Grandfather, Patrick John Boyle, Immigrated from Ireland in 1863 and wound up in High Bridge, Hunterdon County, NJ. It was there that he met Catharine Smith*, married and had 7 children: *Belle (Isabel?) (1866-????) Margaret (1873-????) --may have married John H. Luthy Catharine (1875-????) Ann (1878--????) Francis (1880-1895) Peter (1890-????) --may have married a woman named Catharine Patrick John (Jr) (1884-1964) - my Great Grandfather --m. Elizabeth C. Anderson The family moved from High Bridge, Hunterdon County, to Paterson, Passaic County sometime between 1885-1893 and he lived there until his death. I have no information on where Patrick or Catherine came from in Ireland. I know that they married in the High Bridge area. I don't know if he had any siblings or the names of his parents. Any information on him, his wife, parents, siblings or children would be greatly appreciated. *Note: Belle may actually have been a daughter from a first marriage of Patrick's and Catherine's last name (Smith) may not be her maiden name. I've found some information that lead me to believe that she's also been married before, so it could be her married name. tboyle517 (Tracie Boyle) Rev. James Ewing https://www.ancestry.com/boards/localities.northam.usa.states.newjersey.counties.hunterdon/261 Tue, 21 Apr 2015 22:17:11 GMT I believe that some information about my GGGGrandfather, Rev. James Ewing, is contained in a Bible that is kept by the Doric House Historical Society of Flemington, NJ. I would like to get in touch with a member of that organization. Thank you. I believe that some information about my GGGGrandfather, Rev. James Ewing, is contained in a Bible that is kept by the Doric House Historical Society of Flemington, NJ. I would like to get in touch with a member of that organization. Thank you. Philip Slout, born 1785, died 1828 https://www.ancestry.com/boards/localities.northam.usa.states.newjersey.counties.hunterdon/1230 Mon, 23 Mar 2015 12:43:44 GMT Hi, I'm looking for any information regarding the death of a Philip Slout (often mistranscribed as "Stout") in Aug 1828. The only records I have of him are in Hunterdon Co., but there's nothing for him included in the available online probate files (there's an administration record for a Philip Slout who died in 1854, but I've determined that this person was born in 1822 and was a nephew of the Philip Slout born in 1785). His widow, Helena, whom he married in Alexandria Twp. in 1811, was enumerated in the 1830 US Census in Livonia, Livingston Co., NY, so it's possible the family may have moved from NJ to NY prior to Philip's death. His parents (Philip Sr. and Elizabeth) and at least two siblings (John Slout, Catharine Lott) moved from Hunterdon Co. to Lodi, Seneca Co., NY, in 1826, but I haven't come across any mention of the younger Philip there. Thanks for any help! Hi, I'm looking for any information regarding the death of a Philip Slout (often mistranscribed as "Stout") in Aug 1828. The only records I have of him are in Hunterdon Co., but there's nothing for him included in the available online probate files (there's an administration record for a Philip Slout who died in 1854, but I've determined that this person was born in 1822 and was a nephew of the Philip Slout born in 1785). His widow, Helena, whom he married in Alexandria Twp. in 1811, was enumerated in the 1830 US Census in Livonia, Livingston Co., NY, so it's possible the family may have moved from NJ to NY prior to Philip's death. His parents (Philip Sr. and Elizabeth) and at least two siblings (John Slout, Catharine Lott) moved from Hunterdon Co. to Lodi, Seneca Co., NY, in 1826, but I haven't come across any mention of the younger Philip there. Thanks for any help! TLB724 (TLB724) Hann family from Hunterdon County https://www.ancestry.com/boards/localities.northam.usa.states.newjersey.counties.hunterdon/1228 Thu, 30 Oct 2014 18:25:47 GMT I am descended from Reuben Kugler Hann of Kingwood Township, NJ. And ancesors from Amwell Township or Bucks County PA. My email is: lew.hann@gmail.com I am descended from Reuben Kugler Hann of Kingwood Township, NJ. And ancesors from Amwell Township or Bucks County PA. My email is: lew.hann@gmail.com biermajw (John Bierman) Mary Freeman Sein https://www.ancestry.com/boards/localities.northam.usa.states.newjersey.counties.hunterdon/1227 Sat, 18 Oct 2014 03:29:22 GMT Looking for information on a Mary Freeman Sein that is listed in our Freeman Family Bible Born June 15, 1786. My DNA test also indicates a connection to the Sein name 5-8 cousins (very low) but the Sein listed is Elizabeth Sein 1764-1851 in Hunterdon New Jersey. The Freeman line is also from Hunterdon so I suspect there is a connection. Looking for information on a Mary Freeman Sein that is listed in our Freeman Family Bible Born June 15, 1786. My DNA test also indicates a connection to the Sein name 5-8 cousins (very low) but the Sein listed is Elizabeth Sein 1764-1851 in Hunterdon New Jersey. The Freeman line is also from Hunterdon so I suspect there is a connection. katutz (katutz) James Gardner and wife Elizabeth Gibson https://www.ancestry.com/boards/localities.northam.usa.states.newjersey.counties.hunterdon/1226 Wed, 17 Sep 2014 17:07:34 GMT Looking for my lost lines. James Gardner born 1758 died ? married Elizabeth Gibson. They were from Belfast, Ireland. Came over with about 6 children youngest born on ship. Thomas Gardner born June,5 1804. Looking for my lost lines. James Gardner born 1758 died ? married Elizabeth Gibson. They were from Belfast, Ireland. Came over with about 6 children youngest born on ship. Thomas Gardner born June,5 1804. KathleenGardnerBrown57 (KathleenGardnerBrown57) Lequear family information needed https://www.ancestry.com/boards/localities.northam.usa.states.newjersey.counties.hunterdon/287 Thu, 28 Aug 2014 16:18:25 GMT I am looking for any information I can obtain on a family we believe was from New Jersey. The last name is "Lequear" and they had a daughter (Anna Belle) who was born probably between 1910 and 1920. These people may have moved away from area before the child was born - we are not sure if other family members are aware of this little girl they had. Anna Belle (the child) was left at an orphanage in Tampa, Florida at a young age. Even though the Lequear's would not let their child be adopted, they never returned for her. Anna Belle was taken into a foster home at about the age of 5 years and raised by her foster parents. Anna Belle is now deceased, but she remembered very little about her parents. The only possibly identifying information we have to go on is that Ms. Lequear was probably a concert pianist, and Mr. Lequear was probably a college professor. Anna Belle later had a daughter who was born in 1936 (Dolores) who is in poor health and is desperately seeking her "roots". Please contact me at Truly-Momma@webtv.net if you have any information that may help. I am looking for any information I can obtain on a family we believe was from New Jersey. The last name is "Lequear" and they had a daughter (Anna Belle) who was born probably between 1910 and 1920. These people may have moved away from area before the child was born - we are not sure if other family members are aware of this little girl they had. Anna Belle (the child) was left at an orphanage in Tampa, Florida at a young age. Even though the Lequear's would not let their child be adopted, they never returned for her. Anna Belle was taken into a foster home at about the age of 5 years and raised by her foster parents. Anna Belle is now deceased, but she remembered very little about her parents. The only possibly identifying information we have to go on is that Ms. Lequear was probably a concert pianist, and Mr. Lequear was probably a college professor. Anna Belle later had a daughter who was born in 1936 (Dolores) who is in poor health and is desperately seeking her "roots". Please contact me at Truly-Momma@webtv.net if you have any information that may help. SandraKipLiles (SandraKipLiles) Glen Gardner NJ https://www.ancestry.com/boards/localities.northam.usa.states.newjersey.counties.hunterdon/1225 Sat, 26 Jul 2014 01:20:18 GMT I am looking for info on Glen Gardner if the following names fit....Farley, Drake, Brown, Seals, Van Dieren. 1725-1920. Thanks. I am looking for info on Glen Gardner if the following names fit....Farley, Drake, Brown, Seals, Van Dieren. 1725-1920. Thanks. EEddo20 (EEddo20) Smith/Pence https://www.ancestry.com/boards/localities.northam.usa.states.newjersey.counties.hunterdon/1224 Mon, 21 Jul 2014 11:44:44 GMT Recently found the mother of my maternal gg gf John P Smith (1787-1837) from Lebanon Township was Elizabeth Pence daughter of Jacob Pence of Mansfield Township. Jacob's will in 1805 leaves a farm to John P Smith and his sister Martha who married Edward Hill. Would love to find John's father. Any Pence /Smith experts out there? Thanks. Doug Recently found the mother of my maternal gg gf John P Smith (1787-1837) from Lebanon Township was Elizabeth Pence daughter of Jacob Pence of Mansfield Township. Jacob's will in 1805 leaves a farm to John P Smith and his sister Martha who married Edward Hill. Would love to find John's father. Any Pence /Smith experts out there? Thanks. Doug mendoldj (mendoldj) Gunn obituary request https://www.ancestry.com/boards/localities.northam.usa.states.newjersey.counties.hunterdon/1207 Sun, 08 Jun 2014 23:30:14 GMT I am looking for an obituary for Douglas W. Gunn, b. 17 Aug 1940 and d. 18 Nov 1999. Found that an obituary was posted in The Times, E. Amwell, NJ. Thanking anyone that can help on this request. Susan Audy I am looking for an obituary for Douglas W. Gunn, b. 17 Aug 1940 and d. 18 Nov 1999. Found that an obituary was posted in The Times, E. Amwell, NJ. Thanking anyone that can help on this request. Susan Audy Saudy336751 (Saudy336751) Edward O. Humphrey https://www.ancestry.com/boards/localities.northam.usa.states.newjersey.counties.hunterdon/1223 Thu, 01 May 2014 23:10:28 GMT I am interested in finding a picture of Edward O Humphrey. He was once the owner of the Glen Gardner Hotel or Humphrey's Hotel. Glen Gardner is putting up displays of shops and shop-keepers, the hotel, Gardner Chairs, scenics etc. If anyone has a picture of Edward or pictures they would like to share, please email me: rmotey@earthlink.net thank you, Ruth Miller Otey, Glen Gardner Historical Society I am interested in finding a picture of Edward O Humphrey. He was once the owner of the Glen Gardner Hotel or Humphrey's Hotel. Glen Gardner is putting up displays of shops and shop-keepers, the hotel, Gardner Chairs, scenics etc. If anyone has a picture of Edward or pictures they would like to share, please email me: rmotey@earthlink.net thank you, Ruth Miller Otey, Glen Gardner Historical Society 1_rmotey (1_rmotey)