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/1525 Message Board Post: Oliver was born Apr 1846 in PA, was in Palmyra, NJ at the taking of the 1900 census. He died 5 Sep 1901 according to my mother's information and was followed by his wife Catharine Ann (POTTER) CROSS in 1907. I have them both in census from 1850 but am unable to find information on their deaths, believed to be in Palmyra. Any assistance in this search would be appreciated.

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/1524 Message Board Post: Looking for the name of Flora's mother. Flora was born in Pennsylvania on Nov 8 1882. Her fathers name was Robert Gorman(d). She was married in Delanco, NJ on October 5 1905 to Henry Richmond and died in Delanco on May 28 1954. Any information appreciated

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/1518 Message Board Post: I am researching these people. The time frame is 1840-1930. These are my G--grandparents Please email me with any info and they migrated to Camden & Gloucester Co.,NJ Mary's maiden name was Kurtz. My grandfather is Ralph Howell Hoover b1893 d1963 Rosedale, Pennsuaken, Camden Co.,NJ.

Thank You Bobbie Smith, and Sally Smith, and Mel Hilliard, and djweber, and Dick (RichaSl1). I will try again with the Burlington Historical Society. Maybe a letter with a donation and/or membership dues enclosed will prompt a reply this time. I will also check again with Swarthmore College. Maybe this time a more knowledgeable person will answer my query. And I will look at the microfilms available through FamilySearch. Perhaps they have added something new, or I have overlooked something that's been there all along. Admittedly, it's been almost two years since I last tackled this "brick wall", and I appreciate all the reminders of where I might look. Happy researching to all, Carol Payne [email protected]

Hello Listmembers, Does anyone know where I might find the Marriage and Birth records for the Burlington MM (possibly the Philadelphia MM), for the early 1700s (possibly late 1600s)? I have inquired of the NJ State Archives and I have looked at all listings and abstracts that I can find, and I am now convinced the only place left is in the actual Quaker meeting records. Henry Thompson/Thomson's arrival via Philadelphia, was recorded in the NJ Sec of State books on 1 December 1684. He was indentured on the accounts of Wm Dockwra for 7 years. He was given/obtained land in Mansfield Twp, Burlington Co., and there are indentures for additional, adjoining land in 1710 and 1724. He wrote his Will in 1732, and died in 1735. His Will mentions his wife "Elizabeth Thomson" and his four children - John, Thomas, Dinah Hobson, and Rebecca Quest. Earlier researchers say his wife was Elizabeth HAMMEL, but I have yet to find any "proof". And, I can find no birth records for any of the children, although I have found marriage records for 3 of them. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Carol Payne in Oklahoma [email protected]

I apologize for cross-posting. Forwarded with permission and by request... -------- Original Message -------- Subject: [GSNJ] Images of Civil War Service Files for U.S. Colored Troops Posted to State Archives Website Date: Fri, 03 Mar 2006 15:11:32 -0500 From: Joseph R Klett <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Dear List Members: New Jersey State Archives is proud to announce the addition of the first imaged manuscript collection to our website at the following URL: http://www.njarchives.org/links/guides/sdea4015.html The online presentation contains nearly 300 images selected from the Archives' service files of New Jersey's black soldiers enlisted in the United States Colored Troops during the Civil War. Included are muster and service certificates, letters from family members, and other records relating to the soldier's service. Not all documents have been scanned, as many are brief notations, etc., by the Adjutant General's Office. However, the image collection is rich, and we believe it will be an important genealogical resource as well as a celebration of an important aspect of Black History in our state. Special acknowledgement and thanks go to the Archives' Publications Unit, namely Joanne Nestor for her extensive scanning work, and Lois Bredlow and Veronica Calder for their work creating the webpages. We hope you enjoy the new material! We have much more in store for the website (we hope) in the months ahead... With best wishes, Joseph R. Klett Chief of Archives NJ Div. of Archives & Records Management ==== NJ-GSNJ Mailing List ==== GSNJ Home Page: http://www.gsnj.org ==============================

Looking for burial site of REBECCA (STARN/STERN) BULLOCK, who d. July 10, 1839. Appreciate any info on this lady. [email protected]

Looking for date of death and grave site for ANN (ROBINS) FOSTER BULLOCK. First husband was Joshua Foster. They had at least one daughter, ABIGAIL. Ann was widowed and married THOMAS BULLOCK, b. 1781, in Hunterdon Co. 1837. He was from Burlington Co. ANN FOSTER is in the 1830 census living in Mansfield Twp., Burlington Co. In the 1840 census, her spouse, THOMAS BULLOCK, in Mt. Holly, Burlington Co., is listed wtih 2 females, none of whom fits the age of ANN. One female was 5-10 years, the other, 80-90 years (Ann's mother, Ann Black Robins?). [email protected] [email protected]

Looking for Haines, Doyle, Farrell, Watson, Robinson and Ridgway in Burlington City area. Bob

Monmouth Co. Genealogy Society March Meeting Announcement When: Sunday, March 12th Where: Eatontown Community Center at 68 Broad Street, Eatontown Time: 1:30 refreshments & networking; 2:00 presentation Topic: “Mr. Genealogist, Tear Down That Wall” presented by Bea Denman Howley MCGS Website: http://www.rootsweb.com/~njmcgs/

Hot Off the Press! Hot Off the Press! The second edition of "Monmouth County Articles in The Genealogical Magazine of New Jersey: Summary and Descriptions, 1925-2004" compiled by Judith Green Watson is now available. The book is published by the Genealogical Society of New Jersey (76 pp., soft cover). To purchase, please visit: http://www.rootsweb.com/~njgsnj/pubs4sale.html -- Michelle Tucker Chubenko GSNJ Trustee & Webmaster

Warren Haines was my uncle. I missed the original message. May if be of assistance? -- Gary H. Doebler Leisurebay Industries, Inc. dba Rec Warehouse Suite 101 550 East Westinghouse Blv. Charlotte, NC 28273 Tel (407 ) 807-7724 Fax ( 704) 527-1133 [email protected] --

Looking for info on both Joseph and Mary. bill Descendants of Joseph Read 1 Joseph Read 1810 - b: 1810 .. +Mary Clayton Booth m: August 06, 1832 in Manchester, Cathedral, Lancashire, England 2 John Read 1833 - 1881 b: July 14, 1833 in Manchester, Lancashire, England d: 1881 .... +Emeline Pippitt 1837 - 1907 b: 1837 d: 1907 m: September 23, 1855 in Burlington, Burlington Co., NJ ... 3 Joseph Read 1857 - b: 1857 in Jacksonville, Springfield Twp., Burlington Co., NJ ....... +Anna H. Rossell 1859 - b: October 20, 1859 in Springfield Twp., Burlington Co., NJ m: September 30, 1880 in Burlington, NJ ..... 4 John Read 1883 - b: 1883 ... 3 Clotilda Anna Read 1859 - b: April 1859 ....... +William Stricker 1853 - b: August 1853 ..... 4 J. Clifford Stricker ......... +Mary Hancock ..... 4 William W. Stricker ... 3 Eliza Read 1861 - 1916 b: 1861 d: 1916 ....... +George Washington Green 1849 - 1931 b: 1849 in Three Tuns, Burlington Co., NJ d: 1931 m: March 26, 1879 in Jacksonville, NJ ..... 4 Emma R Green 1879 - 1880 b: December 31, 1879 in Hedding, Burlington Co., NJ d: July 06, 1880 Burial: Columbus, Burlington Co., NJ ..... 4 George Wallace Green 1881 - b: July 19, 1881 in Burlington Co., NJ ......... +Mabel Emma Cooper m: March 23, 1904 in Camden, NJ ..... *2nd Wife of George Wallace Green: ......... +Olive Leek 1899 - b: December 18, 1899 in Chatsworth, Woodland Twp., Burlington Co., NJ m: May 04, 1919 in Chatswoth NJ ..... 4 Margaret Read Green 1897 - 1972 b: September 02, 1897 in Three Tuns (now Hedding), Burlington Co., NJ d: April 13, 1972 in Florence, Burlington Co., NJ Burial: Cedar Hill Cemetery, Florence, Burlington Co., NJ ......... +James Clarence Abrams 1896 - 1957 b: July 07, 1896 in Florence Station, Burlington Co., NJ d: 1957 in Burlington, Burlington Co., NJ m: October 19, 1915 in Florence, Burlington Co., NJ Burial: Cedar Hill Cemetery, Florence, Burlington Co., NJ ... 3 Rachel Read 1863 - b: 1863 ....... +Albert Sisom ..... 4 Alice Read Sisom ..... 4 John Read Sisom ... 3 Mary Emma Read 1867 - 1907 b: 1867 d: 1907 ....... +Frank Maxfield Thomas 1859 - 1955 b: 1859 d: 1955 ..... 4 Emily Thomas ......... +Gilbert N Aitkin ..... 4 Mary Stokes Thomas ......... +James K Millman ..... 4 Maxfield Thomas ..... 4 Alfred Ford Thomas 1891 - b: 1891 ......... +Minnie Velkeskey ..... 4 Helen Thomas 1893 - b: 1893 ......... +Frank Taylor Hart 1893 - b: October 1893 ..... 4 Florence Thomas 1899 - 1971 b: April 30, 1899 d: May 1971 ......... +Samuel Zulkey ..... 4 Frank M Thomas 1902 - b: 1902 ......... +Violet Setiguisa ..... 4 Anne Thomas 1904 - b: 1904 ......... +Paul F Middleton ..... 4 Alburtus Thomas 1907 - b: 1907 ... 3 Letitia Read 1869 - b: 1869 ....... +Robert Roberts ..... 4 Russell Roberts ......... +Melanie Jaichner ... 3 Lizzie Read 1871 - 1931 b: 1871 d: 1931 ....... +Howard Nixon - 1925 d: 1925 ..... 4 Florence Nixon ......... +Detleff Rossell ..... 4 Edith Nixon 1893 - 1966 b: 1893 d: 1966 ......... +Raymond Hankins 1894 - 1972 b: June 25, 1894 d: May 1972 Burial: Roebling, Burlington Co., NJ ..... 4 Grace Nixon 1896 - b: 1896 ......... +Malcolm Willits 1894 - b: 1894 ..... 4 Helen Nixon 1898 - 1966 b: 1898 d: 1966 ......... +William Carslake 1897 - 1942 b: 1897 d: 1942 ..... 4 Emmaline Nixon 1907 - b: 1907 ......... +Charles Pigott 1909 - b: 1909 ... 3 Florence Eudora Read 1873 - 1944 b: 1873 d: 1944 ....... +Charles Henry Hillier 1870 - 1948 b: February 1870 d: 1948 ..... 4 Evelyn Read Hillier 1891 - 1969 b: 1891 d: 1969 ......... +Davis Clifford Ruth ..... *2nd Husband of Evelyn Read Hillier: ......... +William Haggland ..... 4 Ethel Budden Hillier 1895 - 1897 b: 1895 d: 1897 ..... 4 Charles Orland Hillier 1898 - 1903 b: 1898 d: 1903 ..... 4 Richard Harvey Hillier 1898 - b: 1898 ..... 4 Richard Lionel Hillier 1901 - b: 1901 ......... +Ruth Margaret Becker m: July 05, 1934 ... 3 Eveline Read 1877 - b: 1877 ....... +Lewis Giberson ... *2nd Husband of Eveline Read: ....... +Alburtus Jackson

I am searching for a Samuel Budd that lived in New Mills, Burlington Co., N. J. in 1820....He is listed one of our grandfather's wills, James Ross, as the executor. He was appointed in December of 1820. Our James and Samuel must have been close to each other as James' son, James Jr. named second son, Samuel Budd Ross. Does anyone have info on this gentleman. If so I would appreciate knowing it. Thanks Marilyn Ross

Dear List, I stand corrected. I am glad to see that so many are taking an interest in this important issue. Let us hope our efforts knock some sense into our elected officials. Ralph Allen Cooper City Fl.

The full text of Assembly Bill A1390 can be found at http://www.njleg.state.nj.us/bills/BillView.asp where you may choose the format you wish to read, and/or download, either HTML or PDF. It is no hoax! Thank you to all who cared enough to write and protest the passage of this nefarious attempt to undermine our freedoms. Diane Altona San Diego

best bet is to check with the Gloucester County Historical Society .... located in Woodbury, NJ.... Haines is a Gloucester Co. family name and if anyone could help you... this place is the one ! good luck *************************************************** Ryan's Book Store http://www.geocities.com/zinnam/ryan.html ****************************************************

In response to my fellow Floridian Ralph, here is a portion of the original email sent. There's a link where you can read the entire text of the proposed bill. It's definitely not a hoax. I'm a librarian and always check these things out too:) Kim in New Smyrna Bch. > > > > The proposed bill, Assembly Bill 1390, is a product of the Homeland > > Security and State Preparedness Committee. You can see the proposed > > language at http://www.njleg.state.nj.us/2006/Bills/A1500/1390_I1.PDF. > > You can also get there from the Genealogical Society of New Jersey's > > website www.gsnj.org by going to the page for Legislative Alerts (the > > direct page link is: >http://www.rootsweb.com/~njgsnj/legislation.html.) > > > > This bill may be heard by the Assembly as early as February 9, this > > coming Thursday. I urge you to make contact with the sponsors of the > > bill via fax or email as soon as possible to ask them to amend the >bill. > > There is a summary sheet on the GSNJ website that gives more >information > > on the bill and proposed amended language. There is also a sample > > letter for individuals to use. We will also very shortly be adding a > > sample letter for use by societies and organizations. See the > > Legislative Alerts page on the GSNJ website > > > > I would welcome any comments or assistance that can be offered to help > > us get the bill changed before it is too late! My email address is > > below. I can also be reached by phone at 201-306-0598. > > > > Thank you very much. > > > > Sincerely, > > Joan M. Lowry, President > > > > Genealogical Society of New Jersey > > www.gsnj.org > > mailto:[email protected] > > >

Dear List, I googled bill A1390 and only found a reference to the following Bill: A1390 Sponsors: Doria (D31) +3 Summary: Provides additional funds for local units awarded federal grants for firefighting personnel, equipment, and fire safety education and enforcement. Cospons: Pou (D35); Steele (D35); Sires (D33) Related: 2000:A1546; 1998:A3083 Status: 01/08/2002 – Assembly Law and Public Safety Committee History: 01/08/2002 – Introduced and referred to Assembly Law and Public Safety Committee. I do not see relevance to any Homeland security issues. Has anyone verified all the details to this issue? I hope its not a hoax. Ralph Allen Cooper City Fl. Allen, Webb, Nixon, Smith, Worrell, etc.

We took the advice of Kim in Florida ,and wrote to our state reps using the site she sent.We found it quite easy to use,and recommend all of us on this site,as interested parties do the same. This is a copy of our letter. Thank you Kim,and all. Since our ancestors were brave enough to sail [under atrocious conditions,I might add]to a new world to protect their family's freedoms,we should at least,zip off an e-mail to do the same. Here is the text of our letter: "We are extremely concerned about the possible passage of Bill#A 1390.As genealogists, we recognize that this is only one area that will be effected if this bill passes. Please carefully consider the myriad of ramifications the this bill would have on the public's liberty to have their records open to view and study.The understanding of our past is an important part of planning our future. Jerilyn's ancestors were original settlers of this great state,and they fled their homeland of Great Britain because their liberties were threatened.Please remember our past,as you consider our future. We trust you,as our responsible elected representatives,to look at all sides and vote for the common good. Sincerely, Thomas and Jerilyn Henderson"