This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/oQB.2ACE/1544 Message Board Post: Does anyone know if Elsie C. Adams, daughter of Ernest Godfrey Adams (b. Oct. 1, 1879, New Gretna, NJ -d.November 1950) and Mary Jane Maxwell (b. July 2, 1887-d. 1979) IS THE SAME Elsie Adams (b. Sept. 25, 1910-d. Nov.27, 1993) who married Robert W. Anderson (b. March 12, 1916-d.September 23, 1985)? Ernest G. & Mary Jane Adams are buried in one area of Miller Cemetery, Maple Avenue, New Gretna, NJ and Elsie & Robert Anderson are buried in another spot in Miller Cemetery! Ernest is my wife's second cousin, four times removed.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/oQB.2ACE/1542 Message Board Post: I am trying to obtain a copy of the marriage cert for: Charles Schafer of Hainesport (formerly of PA) to Ida R. Brown, of Moorestown June 28th,1889 by Rev. S. M. Vansant in Moorestown, NJ. What I really need is the parents of Charles & I hope this info is listed on the cert

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/oQB.2ACE/1541 Message Board Post: Isaac Andrews and wife Rebecca Evans of Evesham had a son Wm b 1776. Did Wm have chrn? Also need dod.

Hello All, I have scanned and added/updated the following files on my web sites so feel free to check them out. (book) Journal of the Friends Historical Society Vol. 1 http://www.quakerrecords.com (book) Narragansett Friends Meeting http://www.quakerrecords.com (photo) Rancocas Friends Meeting House http://www.quakerrecords.com or http://www.midatlanticarchives.com Any questions or comments please let me know. Alan -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.394 / Virus Database: 268.8.3/358 - Release Date: 6/7/2006

Many Thanks to you Christine for the Census images and to Richard, Robert & Donna and to all of you for your interpretations of them. I think the name of the male[?] person she is living with is Lonnie? or maybe Louis Pringle[ Music Teacher] and he is over 20 as he has been in US since 1880. Wonder if he is related to the lady next door, age 72 and also from England. But I mostly wonder what our little Auntie Ida May age 18--was doing there in 1900..... She is said to have married a man she met there named John J. DeKorte, but not until 1920 when their marriage license was issued in South Dakota ; [???] where one of her two older brothers was probably already living. She also had two younger brothers , one back in Tennessee who became my father in law. Ida May is the main reason I am recording family history....she started doing that before 1929 and had done quite a lot by her death in 1956. I wonder if at 18 she was planning a career on the stage and didn't quite make it across the river into Manhatten. Would explain the "Music Teacher" but NOT the adoption. Aint genealogy FUN???? Thanks again all, Regards Steph Cecil in NC> [email protected]

Hello List Does anyone on the list have easy access to the N J Fed Census for 1900? Or know who would be able to help find the following entry? Someone sent this to a friend but I don't know where he got it. and whose house-hold it was. Ida May Cecil Home in 1900: Jersey City Ward 3, Hudson, New Jersey Age: 18 Estimated birth year: abt 1882 Birthplace: Tennessee Race: White Relationship to head-of-house: Adopted Daughter [?] I believe this is my Husband's Aunt b. 1882 in TN., who, along with his father was orphaned in TN in 1892. We are surprised to see her show up in NJ. although her the man she married in 1920 was said to be from there,... His name was John J. DeKorte and Iwould love to know more about him also. Thanks for any help or suggestions. Steph P. Cecil [email protected]

Hello, This is my first posting here. I am researching my ancestor James W. Leach b. about 1802, he was orphaned, and was raised by Joseph Wright b. 1777, who married Rebecca Bunting b. 1782. Joseph Wright and his wife and children (Lydia, John, Mary Ann, Caroline) left Burlington Co NJ to selttle in Salem, Columbiana Co OH in the Fall of 1809. Salem, OH was a small community founded and settled by Quakers starting in 1803. Joseph Wright and his family were Quakers at Chesterfield MM in Burlington Co., NJ. They left there in 1809. In the Fall of 1809, Joseph Wright was in Salem, OH and went to visit a John Spenser there. I am not sure the relationship between the 2 men. James W. Leach was raised as a foster son by Joseph Wright in Salem, OH. James was with them in the Fall of 1809, so he must have been orphaned in Burlington Co NJ, and then when the move was made to Salem, OH in Fall 1809 he was brought with them. James W. Leach b. about 1802 married in 1826 to Mary Bowker, d/o Isaiah Bowker, who was from Burlington Co NJ, but had settled in Salem, OH. James and Mary Leach married in Salem, OH and both died there, and are buried in Hope Cemetery there. I have researched for 4 years to find the FATHER of James W. Leach, but so far have found nothing. Does anyone remember any LEACH-LEECH-LEITCH family in Burlington Co NJ in the 1790-1809 time frame? My other clue, is that James W. Leach made several census statements, that his MOTHER was born in IRELAND. This might be true or false, as he would have been small when orphaned, so his recollection might be correct, or in error. I would appreciate any help and advice. I had wanted to find the 1800 census of Burlington Co NJ to see if there were any LEACH families listed, but I now know that the census is lost. Is there anyone with access to a TAX ROLL for 1800 in Burlighton Co NJ? Could you look for LEACH in any spelling? Best regards, Lilly Martin

Hello All, I just uploaded and indexed more scanned pages of the "Story of the Baltimore Yearly Meeting" and "Journal of the Friends His. Soc. Vol. 1" as well as a photo of Arneys Mount Friends Meeting House in Burlington Co., NJ. All 3 can be accessed at http://www.quakerrecords.com In addition the Baltimore and Arneys Mount files can also be accessed at http://www.midatlanticarchives.com Alan -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.394 / Virus Database: 268.8.1/354 - Release Date: 6/1/2006

This was posted by a CG (Certified Genealogist) to another List. FYI on this--- Quoted from another list: --------------------------------------------------------------- This is to let you know that the new World War II (TWO) Draft Records on Ancestry.com <http://ancestry.com/> have been scanned wrong and are very misleading. This is the problem I tried to describe to the APG-L list last fall when I had viewed the microfilms at NARA in Washington and is inherent in the way the film was done. For example, see http://content.ancestry.com/iexec/?htx=View&r=an&dbid=1002&iid=PA-2139751-2081&fn=Anthony&ln=Scalise&st=r&pid=3546472 and you will see Anthony Scalise from ERIE, Pennsylvania on the top card and on the bottom is the back of a card with descriptive information and the draft board stamp of PHILADELPHIA. This is not the back of the card that is on top!! In order to microfilm the cards, two cards were photographed at the same time. The front of one was filmed in the same frame as the back of the previous card so that the actual back of the information is cattycorner on the film to its front. I was able to copy the correct back from the microfilm that belonged to Anthony (and with the correct draft board) by copying the bottom of the next frame. Of course in the Ancestry database this continuity has been lost. When I heard that Ancestry was putting the scanned images up I wanted to see if they knew to separate the top and bottom and assign them to their correct corresponding cards. This entails some work but I would rather see the new database taken down than to propagate misinformation and have the unsuspecting masses wonder what their grandfather was doing in Philadelphia (or Alaska, or Arizona, or.) when he never left town. (end of quote from other List) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ancestry subscribers can go to http://www.ancestry.com/community/ , click the "Community" tab and be presented with a problem email form. Dick Kinkead 2562 Lantana, FL

I've "rescued" an old family bible which belonged to the COOPER and HAINES Family of New Jersey and Pennsylvania. The bible was published in 1844 and dated by the family in 1846. The bible contains the following information and items which belonged to the family, I've noted by basic research information in bold italics: COOPER Family Bible Clayton COOPER From his Aunt Elizabeth W. COOPER Dated May 31st 1846 Bible Published 1844 Family Record: Marriages: * Clayton COOPER and Elizabeth E. HAINES were married on the fifteen day of the eleventh month in the year of our Lord One Thousand eight hundred and sixty, 1860 The couple may have been married in Camden Co., NJ. * Clayton COOPER and Mary J. HAINES were married on the thirteenth day of the tenth month in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy five, 1875 The couple was likely married in Chester Co., PA Births: * Clayton COOPER son of Benjamin W. COOPER and Lydia his wife was born on the twenty fourth day of eighth month in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and thirty six, 1836 It is believed that Clayton was born in Newton, NJ to parents Benjamin Wills COOPER and Lydia LIPPINCOTT. His father Benjamin Wills COOPER was born 13 Jan 1805 at Haddonfield, NJ to parents Benjamin COOPER and Elizabeth WILLS and married Lydia LIPPINCOTT on 11 Feb 1830 at Upper Evesham, NJ. Benjamin W. COOPER died 23 Nov 1863. * Elizabeth E. HAINES daughter of Isaac HAINES and Emaline N. his wife was born on the twentyninth day of sixth month in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and thirty eight, 1838 Elizabeth E. HAINES was b. 29 Jun 1838 in Burlington Co., NJ to parents Isaac Inskeep HAINES and Emeline N. HOOTEN. Isaac Inskeep HAINES was b. 23 Jan 1805 in Gloucester Co., NJ to parents Samuel HAINES and Elizabeth INSKEEP, he died 9 Nov 1895. * Caroline COOPER daughter of Clayton COOPER and his wife Elizabeth E. was born on the fifth day of the sixth month in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty two, 1862 It is believed that she was born in Deptford, NJ * Benjamin W. COOPER son of Clayton COOPER and his wife Elizabeth E. was born on the sixthteenth day of the second month in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty four, 1864 It is believed that he was born in Deptford, NJ, married Mary Preston SMEDLEY on 15 May 1889 Deaths: * Elizabeth E. COOPER decreased tenth month fourthteenth in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy three, 1873, age 25 Other items: * Bible card from Prayer meetings at YMCA at Concert Hall, Chestnut St, above Twelfth * Olivet Lesson Leaf dated January 18, 1880 * Medicinal recipe for Haighns Baby Drops, Spirits of Wine one pint, Oil of Fennel one oz, Camphor one oz, Lardnum * Greenish blue linen swatch * Red leaf * On the back of a note written to Clayton COOPER by his Mother on Sept 2nd 1872 using Coulston, Wood & Co. stationary, Wholesale Dealers in Tea and Spices at 119 Market Street, Philadelphia "Take one hundred and one and by fifty divide and then if a cipher be rightly applied and your calculatize agreeth with mine the result will be one taken from nine" * Note addressed to E. E. COOPER "I do not feel able to accept of thy invitation but shall be pleased to see thee and her here I feel poorly this morning as I expect to have house cleaning about this week perhaps one of the children could run up and tell me little while before you come" signed EWC * Green leaves * Brown leaves (various types) * Red Maple Leaf * Calico fabric swatch * Note with bible verses listed In 1860 the Benjamin W. COOPER Family was living in Stockton, NJ with census records providing the following information: Benjamin W. COOPER, age 56, a Farmer, born NJ Lydia COOPER, age 55, born NJ Clayton COOPER, age 24, a Farmer, born NJ Alma COOPER, age 22, born NJ Hannah JAMES, age 21, a Domestic, born NJ Patience MARTIN, age 10, born NJ In 1870 the Clayton COOPER Family was living in Delaware, NJ with records indicating the following: Clayton COOPER, age 33, a Farmer, born NJ Elizabeth COOPER, age 31, Keeping House, born NJ Carrie COOPER, age 8, born NJ Benjamin COOPER, age 6, born NJ Anna HOWARD, age 27, a Domestic Servant, born NJ John CASKEY, age 20, a Farm Laborer, born DE William THOMAS, age 22, a Farm Laborer, born DE Edward SMILEY, age 16, a Farm Laborer, born NJ Mary J. HAINES, age 26, at Home, born NJ Emilie Y. HAINES, age 24, a Teacher, born NJ In 1880 the Clayton COOPER Family was living in Thornbury, PA with records providing the following information: Clayton COOPER, age 44, born NJ, Farming, parents born NJ Mary H. COOPER, wife, age 35, born NJ, Keeping House, parents born NJ Caroline H. COOPER, dau, age 18, born PA, at Home, parents born NJ Benj W. COOPER, son, age 15, born PA, at School, parents born NJ Maggie HEMESEY, other, age 28, born Ireland, House Servant, parents born Ireland Single MORRIS, other, age 26, born VA, a Farm Servant, parents born VA George T. BROWN, other, age 68, born MA, a Gentleman, parents born NH/RI Ellis Y. BROWN, other, age 29, born PA, Clerk in Railroad office Sarah BROWN, other, age 28, born PA, Keeping House In 1900 the Benjamin W. COOPER Family was living in Philadelphia, PA with census records providing the following: Benjamin W. COOPER, age 36, born Feb 1864, married 11 years, born NJ, parents born NJ, a Paint Manufacturer Mary S. COOPER, wife, age 36, born Sept 1864, married 11 years, 2 children/2 living, born PA, parents born PA Helen P. COOPER, dau, age 6, born Aug 1893, born PA, at School Bennett S. COOPER, son, age 4, born Mar 1896, born PA Clayton COOPER, father, age 68, born Aug 1836, married 40 years, born NJ, parents born NJ, a Kastiron Merchant Mary H. COOPER, mother, age 55, born Nov 1844, married 25 years, born NJ, parents born NJ Christmas SMITH, servant, age 50, born Nov 1850, born PA, parents born PA, a Servant In 1910 the Benjamin W. COOPER Family was living in Chester, NJ with census records providing the following info: Benjamin W. COOPER, age 46, married 20 years, born NJ, parents born NJ, a Prints & Arts Salesman ? COOPER, wife, age 45, married 20 years, 2 children/2 living, born PA, parents born PA Helen P. COOPER, dau, age 17, born PA Bennett S. COOPER, son, age 14, born PA Mary H. COOPER, Mother, age 66, a widow, born NJ, parents born NJ/PA Annie KING, Servant, age 23, born VA, parents born VA In 1920 the Benjamin W. COOPER Family was living in Chesterfield, NJ with census records providing the following info: Benjamin W. COOPER, age 62, born NJ, parents born NJ, Owns a Print Shop Mary S. COOPER, wife, age 58, born PA, parents born PA Helen P. COOPER, dau, age 27, born PA, a School Principal Burnett S. COOPER, son, age 22, born PA, a Purser Thomas SMEDLEY, father-in-law, age 82, a widower, born PA, parents born PA I am hoping to locate someone from the family so that this wonderful old treasure can be returned to its rightful place with the family. If you are a member of this family, or know someone who might be, please contact me. Thanks, Shelley

Thank you!!! >From: "Sherry Scull" <[email protected]> >To: [email protected] >Subject: RE: FW: RE: [NJBurlin] JAMES PERRINE of Pemberton >Date: Tue, 30 May 2006 10:19:57 -0400 > >I think I saw his grave in Pemberton Odd Fellows yesterday.....I'll get the >dates one day this week....Sherry > > >>From: "Ernest Fanslau" <[email protected]> >>To: [email protected] >>Subject: FW: RE: [NJBurlin] JAMES PERRINE of Pemberton >>Date: Fri, 19 May 2006 07:34:46 -0400 >> >>Thanks, Cheryl! I sent a thank you last night but I don't see it yet and >>I wanted you to know how much I appreciate the information you sent to me. >> I've been looking for something on James & Martha other than census >>reports . Thank you so much! >> >> >>>From: "Cheryl Natriello" <[email protected]> >>>To: [email protected] >>>Subject: RE: [NJBurlin] JAMES PERRINE of Pemberton >>>Date: Thu, 18 May 2006 20:00:23 -0400 >>> >>> >>>just a thought...getting Martha's death cert might tell you where they >>>are buried and he might have information on his tombstone or the cemetery >>>may have burial records for him. - Cheryl >>> >>>PERRINE.--On March 2, 1902, at Pemberton, N. J., Martha C., wife of James >>>Perrine, aged 73 years. >>> >>>You can get it at the archives or have Geoffrey Cooper look it up for you >>>. He has a website at http://www.njresearch.com I use his service >>>because I live in FL now but if you are in NJ you can probably look it up >>>yourself. >>> >>> >>>>From: "Ernest Fanslau" <[email protected]> >>>>To: [email protected] >>>>Subject: [NJBurlin] JAMES PERRINE of Pemberton >>>>Date: Thu, 18 May 2006 18:56:00 -0400 >>>> >>>>I'm looking for information on James Perrine who was born in New Jersey >>>>around 1820, married Martha Dennis and died between 1900 and 1905. I >>>>have found him on the census reports but can't find any birth or death >>>>information. I had been to the State Archives in Trenton and was unable >>>>to locate his death certificate. Thanks for any leads. >>>> >>>> >>> >>> >> >> > >

"Growing up in Cedar Brook" will be the theme of an interesting presentation to be given by Rudy Valentino at the meeting naxt Monday Night, June 5th at 7:00 PM, of the Historical Society of Winslow Township. Rudy is a retired officer of the Winslow Township Police Force; he also served in WWII, earning three battle stars. The meeting will be held at the Bud Duble Senior Center, 33 Cooper's Folly Road, about 1/4 mile east of Rt.73. (Betwween Rt. 73 And Rt. 30, next to the library) Refreshments will be served. For further information, call 609-835-1722, or e-mail: [email protected]_ (mailto:[email protected]) or write to: Historical Society of Winsliow Township, Box 99, Winslow, NJ 08095 Thank You . Bob Christine

Hello All, I just posted another photo submitted by Rick Rickerds. This one is of the Cooper-Lawrence House. You can view it at http://www.midatlanticarchives.com Alan -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.394 / Virus Database: 268.7.1/347 - Release Date: 5/24/2006

My NJ lines are BALLENGER, HARDING, and possibly WADE. Quakers who arrived ca 1677 in Burlington Co NJ from England. In reviewing prior notes by researchers of these lines, I found the following notation: "Need to find out what ship Peter Pearce and wife Lydia and son John came to America in." I am assuming they were also Quakers and arrived ca 1670-1690s in NJ. Online searches of ships this era did not locate this family. We are trying to find a tie-in with a female Pearce marriage to a Wade (possibly Robert) ca 1710-1720, on the assumption that our Pearce WADE b. 1720 and married Mary Bal lenger in Goochland Co area of VA by 1744 was named for his mother's family. His family may or may not have been Quaker by the time of his birth in 1720. Many thanks for some help with 1600s Pearces in NJ. Aileen in WA

Thomas Harding and Robert wade were passengers on the Kent in 1677 Thomas Harding and Samuel Wade were signers of the Concessions and Agreements. Check out my site at: http://www.geocities.com/mel92801/0110_0fs_prop.html http://www.geocities.com/mel92801/0100_0fs_kentlist.html Good luck Mel Hilliard <[email protected]> __________________________________________________ > Do You Yahoo!? > Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around > http://mail.yahoo.com > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com

I have a Marter Fenimore born 1857 as son of Isaac P. and Hannah Fenimore. There is a Marter Fenimore born 1857 in the 1860 census for Beverly, Burlington County, New Jersey, as son in the family of Abraham and Mary Fenimore. Marter, s/o Isaac and Hannah is married to Margaret Slack. I think it is possible that I may have incorrect parents for Marter. Can anyone help me fix this? Thanks, Georgia Whitson

Thanks again, have a great weekend! >From: "Cheryl Natriello" <[email protected]> >To: [email protected] >Subject: [NJBurlin] JAMES PERRINE of Pemberton- OOPS! >Date: Fri, 19 May 2006 17:58:25 -0400 > >oops sent that last one off too soon..I didnt even write the message LOL >rough day at work I guess... >There is more on that murder story and other Perrine entries that may be >related at : > >http://index.burlco.lib.nj.us/Mirror/ > >which is where I found the info..if you havent used this before its >great... >where it says 200 you can select all because sometimes there are more than >200 entries for the search word or surname you are looking for. The old >newspapers have been a great help to me! Ive even found an obit for my Rev >War ancestor Henry Reed who died in 1821! Also found an obit of sorts on >my 3rd great grandfather John Stevens and found out how he died in 1868 by >falling down a flight of stairs while helping build a house when he was >about 80! > >You are also invited to join my Southern New Jersey Genealogy Group (its >free) on Yahoo. We have about 267 members and everyone is very helpful and >friendly...we also have a lot of information on our main site that isnt >available online anywhere else... >Heres the address if you are interested.... you can unsubscribe at anytime, >get messages delivered to you or just read them at the site when you >visit... > >http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SNJGG/ > > >Cheryl > > > > > >>From: "Ernest Fanslau" <[email protected]> >>To: [email protected] >>Subject: FW: RE: [NJBurlin] JAMES PERRINE of Pemberton >>Date: Fri, 19 May 2006 07:34:46 -0400 >> >>Thanks, Cheryl! I sent a thank you last night but I don't see it yet and >>I wanted you to know how much I appreciate the information you sent to me. >> I've been looking for something on James & Martha other than census >>reports . Thank you so much! >> >> >>>From: "Cheryl Natriello" <[email protected]> >>>To: [email protected] >>>Subject: RE: [NJBurlin] JAMES PERRINE of Pemberton >>>Date: Thu, 18 May 2006 20:00:23 -0400 >>> >>> >>>just a thought...getting Martha's death cert might tell you where they >>>are buried and he might have information on his tombstone or the cemetery >>>may have burial records for him. - Cheryl >>> >>>PERRINE.--On March 2, 1902, at Pemberton, N. J., Martha C., wife of James >>>Perrine, aged 73 years. >>> >>>You can get it at the archives or have Geoffrey Cooper look it up for you >>>. He has a website at http://www.njresearch.com I use his service >>>because I live in FL now but if you are in NJ you can probably look it up >>>yourself. >>> >>> >>>>From: "Ernest Fanslau" <[email protected]> >>>>To: [email protected] >>>>Subject: [NJBurlin] JAMES PERRINE of Pemberton >>>>Date: Thu, 18 May 2006 18:56:00 -0400 >>>> >>>>I'm looking for information on James Perrine who was born in New Jersey >>>>around 1820, married Martha Dennis and died between 1900 and 1905. I >>>>have found him on the census reports but can't find any birth or death >>>>information. I had been to the State Archives in Trenton and was unable >>>>to locate his death certificate. Thanks for any leads. >>>> >>>> >>> >>> >> >> > >

Thanks, Cheryl! I sent a thank you last night but I don't see it yet and I wanted you to know how much I appreciate the information you sent to me. I've been looking for something on James & Martha other than census reports . Thank you so much! >From: "Cheryl Natriello" <[email protected]> >To: [email protected] >Subject: RE: [NJBurlin] JAMES PERRINE of Pemberton >Date: Thu, 18 May 2006 20:00:23 -0400 > > >just a thought...getting Martha's death cert might tell you where they are >buried and he might have information on his tombstone or the cemetery may >have burial records for him. - Cheryl > >PERRINE.--On March 2, 1902, at Pemberton, N. J., Martha C., wife of James >Perrine, aged 73 years. > >You can get it at the archives or have Geoffrey Cooper look it up for you . >He has a website at http://www.njresearch.com I use his service because I >live in FL now but if you are in NJ you can probably look it up yourself. > > >>From: "Ernest Fanslau" <[email protected]> >>To: [email protected] >>Subject: [NJBurlin] JAMES PERRINE of Pemberton >>Date: Thu, 18 May 2006 18:56:00 -0400 >> >>I'm looking for information on James Perrine who was born in New Jersey >>around 1820, married Martha Dennis and died between 1900 and 1905. I have >>found him on the census reports but can't find any birth or death >>information. I had been to the State Archives in Trenton and was unable >>to locate his death certificate. Thanks for any leads. >> >> > >

I'm looking for information on James Perrine who was born in New Jersey around 1820, married Martha Dennis and died between 1900 and 1905. I have found him on the census reports but can't find any birth or death information. I had been to the State Archives in Trenton and was unable to locate his death certificate. Thanks for any leads.

Since we have been talking about houses within the county. You all might want to go to the Library of Congress' Historic American Buildings Survey/Historic American Engineering Record. I stumbled accross it or got the url from someone on the list and it has a wealth of information. For example, let us take the Ezra Haines House in Rancocas, Burlington County, NY. <http://memory.loc.gov/cgi-bin/ampage?collId=hhdatapage& fileName=nj/nj0300/nj0369/data/hhdatapage.db&recNum=0& itemLink=D?hh:69:./temp/~ammem_PCRi::@@@mdb=manz,eaa,aap,aaeo,rbaapcbib,aasm,ftvbib,aaodyssey,hh,gottscho,mharendt,bbpi x,bbcards,magbell,berl,lbcoll,rbpebib,calbkbib,tccc,lhbcbbib,cwband,cwnyhs,gmd ,mtaft,cwar,cola,consrvbib,bdsbib,coolbib,coplandbib,curt,dag,musdibib,fsaall, mfd,papr,aep,fine,dcm,cmns,flwpabib,afcreed,cowellbib,toddbib,lomaxbib,ngp,afc wwgbib,haybib,raelbib,gottlieb,mtj,alad,wpa,mal,scsm,mcc,mymhiwebib,mmorse,aip n,ncpm,ncpsbib,afcwip,fawbib,omhbib,pan,vv,wpapos,psbib,pin,presp,lhbprbib,qlt ,ncr,relpet,dukesm,mussm,mesnbib,llstbib,denn,amss,uncall,fpnas,svybib,runyon, wtc,detr,hlaw,lhbumbib,varstg,horyd,mgw,hawp,nawbib,suffrg,nfor> Yes that is all one URL. On this page thee are 4 additional links. Drawings, B&W photos, data and supplementalMaterials. In the Drawings there are 6 drawings includng a map, floor plans, a drawing of the front and both left and right side. Exterior photograph taken in 1939 Data pages: HABS-NJ-246 Page 1 The Ezra Haines House Rancocas, Burlington County, New Jersey Owner: Maurice E. Lundy     Date of Erection: Early nineteenth century; rain water conducted is marked 1830 Builder: Present Condition: Very good Number of Stories: Two and one-half materials of Construction: Fondation - stone Exterior walls - brick; flamish bond front Interior walls - plaster Inside brick chimnneys Roof - pitch with peak gable recent addition Historical Data The land upon which this house stands origionally belonged to Dr. Daniel Wills, Sr., one of the ten original proprietors by purchase in 1681. it remained in the Wills family until 1800. it was sold by Samuel Wills to Ezra haines in 1829 for $1400 together with all of the hoses, outhouses, and stables on HABS-NJ-246 Page 2 the property. Woodward records that there was but one house in the village in the early nineteenth century, and that a one story building owned by Samuuel Wills occupied by jjacob Cowgill as a dwelling and weaver’s shop. He adds that the property was enlarged and beautified by the late Ezra Haines. The executors of Ezra Haines sold the property to William S. Martin in 1883, and from Martin it came into the possession of Spencer Haines in the same year. Andrew J. Jordon, Sheriff, sold the property to Maurice E. Lundy in 1912. Suplemental Information There appears to be two catalog cards with the fist giving general information, history and discription of the building. The second is a card with the References for the data above. ====================== I did a search in the Built in America collection < http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/collections/habs_haer/index.html> and found 120 hits on Burlington, NJ.