Hi list,(Oops) When I cut and pasted the previous we address it came across with too much info in it! Ron, from one of the lists was kind enough to send the corrected site listed below. Joan > > http://www.usmm.net/revdead.html >

The following is a site that lists some of the Prisoners held by the British: www.usmm.nethttp://www.usmm.net/revdead.html Joan Joan Lacy Fitzsimmons Researching - US: LACY/LACEY, SCUDDER, AICHELE, VANAMAN, BUDD, MOOD (MUTH), HUTCHINSON, BATES, BROOKS, CRANE, LADD, and sundry others. Collateral lines: GANDY, GODFREY, CORSON. (all in New Jersey) Rhode Island: SISSON, SHERMAN, FITZSIMMONS Ireland-County Wexford: FITZSIMMONS/FITZSIMONS, FENLON, BARRINGTON England - Lancashire: O'HARA Leicestershire: BROOKS Germany - Baden: MUTH (Mood)

Dr. William Proud Fitzgerald II (a living cousin) just submitted this for posting recently: Attention: George Lewis Killinger Fitzgerald,Jr and/or Denise Fitzgerald Patek, please phone your cousin @ 360-895-7999, or e-mail: proudfitz@home.com Do any of you know of such ones, please? Thanks, Vince Summers

Is it possible that the (Achsah) Dobbins name could be Robbins?

cont: 41) KNOTT Warren H. Sr. 1921-1994 Mary E. 1923-1996 42) Father In Gods care Percy KNOTT 1895-1971 43) PETZOLDT Friederika 1861-1932 44) Richard PETZOLDT 1862-1941 45) Alfred PETZOLDT 1893-1976 46) LODGE Thomas W. 1901-1972 Thelma J. 1904-1989 47) Mary B. SWART 1884-1980 48) SMITH Vincent 1890-1955 Ethel 1894-1984 49) Norman L. SMITH 1921-1933 50) LODGE Emma 1867-1922 Joseph A. 1868-1954 (family plot) 51) Love one another BAILEY Harry 1858-1934 Mary A. 1858-1932 Ben 1881-1951 52) BAILEY Jane E. 1854-1937 Frank 1855-1930 53) BAILEY Ben 1879-1931 Mary R. 1884-1923 Ella J. died in infancy 54) John Thomas BAILEY Sr. PFC US ARMY World War II July 1907 - July 19 1964 55) FREDERICK Joseph S. Dec 2 1884 Oct. 30 1972 Bessie Mar 5 1883 Oct. 24 1972 56) BRIMFIELD Father William 1855-1931 Mother Mary C. 1857-1930 57) RANDLE 1873 - William H. - 1932 1870 - Rhoda - 1954 58) Harold J. BRIMFIELD April 22 1891 Aug. 23 1994 59) ALDRICH 1917 - Kathryn F. - 1999 1915 - George C. - (no date) 60) Hannah BRIMFIELD Aug. 3 1893 Oct. 30 1983 61) Evelyn BRIMFIELD Sept. 20 1953 (no date) 62) Loving wife, mother, friend Geraldine C. BUCHANAN Nov. 19 1949 Mar. 15 2000 63) DAVIS Leon J. 1897-1957 Christiannia 1905-1969 64) Frank "Bob" DAVIS Sr. 1931-1986 I will be loving you always, Lill 65) Maureen E. DAVIS Aug. 3 1947 July 17 1990 "Rene" My best friend, my wife my love, my life. Forever & Always 66) (marker no tag, no name) 67) ROUSE 1885 - John - 1949 1884 - Elizabeth - 1951 68) Julian H. RHODES 1873-1934 69) THORPE Hannah 1877-1957 James 1874-1957 70) Carrie D. THORPE born May 2 1874 died Nov. 13 1954 at rest 71) Abraham THORPE born May 19 1872 died Nov. 10 1933 at rest 72) John D. BERRYMAN born Jan 14 1906 died Aug. 4 1930 73) Carrie F. SOTIRIOU born Feb 23 1897 died Apr 20 1921 at rest 74) THORPE William B. 1895-1973 Minnie M. 1896-1958 75) Mother Arwilda A. KENNEDY 1881-1950 76) PETZOLDT Eric A. 1886-1961 Katherine 1882-1962 77) John H. PHERO 1887 - 1965 Selma C. 1890-1983 78) (broken/unreadable) 79) (broken/unreadable) 80) Georgetta M. REEVES 1920-1982 (more to come)

Hi Mike, I have a small amount of information on the PRAGER family: Christine PRAGER daughter of George PRAGER and Margaret EINOLF was married to Harry L. VANDEGRIFT son of Daniel Middleton VANDEGRIFT and Mary Nutt JOHNSON on November 24, 1915 at the Broad St Methodist Church in Burlington . Christine was listed as being 19 years old and was born in Imlaystown. Witnesses were Elizabeth and Joseph SHEPPERD. I also have this from the 1915 state census: 117 East Union Street Burlington NJ George A. PRAGER born August 1866 in NJ father born Germany mother born Ireland Machinist Margaret PRAGER born 1875 (can't read month) born Germany parents born Germany Christine PRAGER born Nov. 1896 in NJ Clerk There may have been other family members, I had copied this page for another family and did not notice the Prager family till later--Christine was the last entry on this page. Hope this helps. I have met some descendents of this VANDEGRIFT/PRAGER line if you are interested in contacting them, please let me know. Kathy Karn

Dear List: I am wondering if anyone out there is also a descendant of William & Sarah Webster Jones who were married in 1802. Surely I am not the ONLY one! Their families were members of Evesham MM. I would love to compare and share information about this couple. Thanks! Judy

Can anyone conform that my Samuel C Deacon who married Mary Ann Bodine d/o Samuel H Bodine and ParnellaSooy are the folks in this census? > 878 30 33 34 DEACON Samuel C. 38 m w master mason NJ > 878 31 33 34 DEACON Mary A. 35 f w NJ > 878 32 33 34 DEACON William 12 m w NJ > 878 33 33 34 DEACON Edwin 8 m w NJ > 878 34 33 34 DEACON Peimelia 6 f w NJ > 878 35 33 34 DEACON Samuel C. 4 m w NJ > 878 36 33 34 DEACON Louisa B. 3 f w NJ > 878 37 33 34 DEACON Sarah M. 3/12 f w NJ > 878 38 33 34 BEDINE Sarah A. 39 f w tailoress NJ > 878 39 33 34 JOHNSON Edward 20 m w app.mason NJ > Bill Abrams Maple Shade NJ <A HREF="TEIncNJ@aol.com">TEIncNJ@aol.com</A> <A HREF="http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/a/b/r/William-N-Abrams/index.html">http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/a/b/r/William-N-Abrams/index.html</A> <A HREF="http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=teincnj">http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=teincnj</A>

Looking for any help with information on or any connections to the Prager family of the Bordentown area. Specifically George & Margaret (Einolf) Prager or their daughter and her husband Albert & Dorothy (Prager) Grove. George, Margaret, Dorothy and Dorothy's sisters are buried in Monument Cemetery in Beverly. Thanks for any help, Mike

BURLINGTON CO. NJ, 3 July 1860, PO Delanco 878 1 28 28 CARTER Frank 17 m w farm labor Pa 878 2 28 28 CARTER Eliza 12 f w Pa 878 3 29 29 BAUVIZ Richard L. 44 m w tailor Pa 878 4 29 29 BAUVIZ Mary A. 44 f w Pa 878 5 29 29 BAUVIZ Jane 22 f w Pa 878 6 29 29 BAUVIZ Sarah 13 f w Pa 878 7 29 29 WILKINS Margaret 28 f w tailoress Pa 878 8 29 29 DOBBINS Achsah 20 f w tailoress NJ 878 9 30 30 STRAUCH Peter 48 m w day labor France 878 10 30 30 STRAUCH Catherine 33 f w Ireland 878 11 30 30 STRAUCH Mary 4 f w NJ 878 12 30 30 STRAUCH Charles 3 m w NJ 878 13 30 30 STRAUCH Peter 9/12 m w NJ 878 14 31 31 HOAGLAND Aaron 38 m w Cordwinder NJ 878 15 31 31 HOAGLAND Isabella 36 f w Pa 878 16 31 31 HOAGLAND Franklin C. 14 m w Pa 878 17 31 31 HOAGLAND Maria 10 f w Pa 878 18 31 31 HOAGLAND William K. 8 m w Pa 878 19 31 31 HOAGLAND Aaron 7 m w Pa 878 20 31 31 HOAGLAND Louis T. 5 m w NJ 878 21 31 31 HOAGLAND Alfred 3 m w NJ 878 22 31 31 HOAGLAND Elizabeth 2 f w NJ 878 23 32 AUSTIN Ann 64 f w needlewoman NJ 878 24 32 AUSTIN J. B. 24 f w NJ 878 25 32 33 WHITNEY Alfred 60 m w edge tool mfg. Connecticut 878 26 32 33 WHITNEY Neomi 56 f w NJ 878 27 32 33 WHITNEY Alfred 23 m w edge tool mfg. Pa 878 28 32 33 WHITNEY George 18 m w Pa 878 29 32 33 WHITNEY Caroline 12 f w Pa 878 30 33 34 DEACON Samuel C. 38 m w master mason NJ 878 31 33 34 DEACON Mary A. 35 f w NJ 878 32 33 34 DEACON William 12 m w NJ 878 33 33 34 DEACON Edwin 8 m w NJ 878 34 33 34 DEACON Peimelia 6 f w NJ 878 35 33 34 DEACON Samuel C. 4 m w NJ 878 36 33 34 DEACON Louisa B. 3 f w NJ 878 37 33 34 DEACON Sarah M. 3/12 f w NJ 878 38 33 34 BEDINE Sarah A. 39 f w tailoress NJ 878 39 33 34 JOHNSON Edward 20 m w app.mason NJ 878 40 34 35 HOFFMAN Mordecai 38 m w cordwinder Pa.

I have started another small cemetery. Here is what I have so far. Shreve's Cemetery State Highway # 73 & Blue Anchor Rd. Blue Anchor, Winslow Twp., Camden County, NJ Established abt. late 1700's Entrance to cemetery, cement pillars, with gate. Carved on pillars " Erected by John C. Shreve" 1) Elizabeth WEST EVENS Died Nov. 5, 1910 Aged 97 years 2) unreadable, stone broke/worn 3) Rebecca E. ALBERTSON Died May 20 1879 In the 73 year of her age "rest" 4) unreadable , broke/worn 5) In memory of William BODINE who departed this life July 7, 1808 Aged 36 years, 5 days 6) In memory of Mary wife of William BODINE who departed this life Jan. 29th 1853 Aged 77 years, 10 mos. 5 days 7) Joel BODINE who departed this life Dec. 11th 1831 Aged 55 years, 8 mos. 8 days 8) unreadable 9) Florina ALBERTSON 1841-1925 10) Josiah E. ALBERTSON 1838-1925 11) Edward S. ALBERTSON 1871-1946 12) Charles O. ALBERTSON New Jersey PFC Co. F 104 Engineers World War I Jan. 23, 1899 Dec. 15 1968 13) Claude P. CHEW 1869-1939 14) Lily M. CHEW 1869-1964 15) Florina CHEW 1897-1965 16) Ernest L. CHEW 1900-1975 17) Dorothy M. CHEW 1904-1994 18) CAMPANELL Michael J. 1894-1954 Claudia C. 1907-1985 19) HOLTON Charles C. 1881-1952 Laura E. 1882-1963 20) unreadable 21) In memory of Bertha W. wife of Arthur R. HEGGAN Died June 18, 1915 Aged 26 yrs, 5mos, 23 days " too soon" 22) In memory of Rebecca JESSUP Died Jan 1st 1911 Aged 78 years, 26 days 23) In memory of Josiah A. JESSUP Died March 22, 1859 Aged 28 years, 1month, 25 days 24) To my son Dr. John J. JESSUP departed this life Jan. 27th 1852 Aged 25 years, and 25 days 25) In memory of Josiah A. SHREVE who departed this life April 22, 1849 Aged 17 years, 10 mos. 5 days 26) ( large cement urn) 27) JESSUP John J. 1856-1932 Helen 1850-1944 28) JESSUP Mabel L. 1886-1965 John J. Jr. 1885-1973 29) MENSINGER 1889 Jesse W. 1950 1894 Margaret C. 1989 30) Elizabeth H. MATTON daughter of Robt. & Sarah MATTON departed this life July 7th 1770 aged 8 years 31) In memory of Sarah MATTON wife of Robert MATTON who departed this life Feb. 23rd 1816 Aged 79 years 32) In memory of Robert MATTON who departed this life April 11th 1788 Aged 61 years 33) In memory of Robert MATTON Jun. who departed this life April 2nd 1788 Aged 2 years 34) unreadable 35) unreadable 36) In memory of Elizabeth wife of Josiah ALBERTSON departed this life July 28 1857 Aged 85 years, 1 month 11 days 37) In memory of Josiah ALBERTSON Died Oct. 4th 1859 Aged 88 years, 11 mos. 23 days 38) John son of Josiah & Elizabeth ALBERTSON (no date) 39) Son Charles A. HEGGAN 1942- 40) HEGGAN Alexander 1898-1976 Mary E. 1903-1984 (more to come)

At the risk of getting a caution from the listowner for a non-genealogy discussion, let me throw in both a little history and a warning not to judge the actions of our forebears through the prism of today's lights. Up until the Progressive movement of the early 20th century, most "developmentally disabled" (as the PC term is today) were cared for by their families. With that movement came "Social Darwinism", also called the "science" - and I use the term loosely - of eugenics. (The whole idea came from E.R. Johnstone's "The Jukes and the Kallikaks", which purported to trace two families infamous for their defective children - a study later proved to be 95% fiction.) By the way, Hitler borrowed Johnstone's idea and simply took it one step further. Johnstone got a State School named after him. The idea was that mental retardation came from defective genes, and the only way to weed out that population humanely was to prevent them from reproducing. Thus what is now the Vineland Developmental Center was split into two separate institutions, the females continuing at Vineland and the males going off to colonize a place in the Burlington County pines, originally (and sometimes even today) referred to as "The Colony". Anyone with a great interest can read "The Story of Four Mile Colony" written, I believe, in the 40s - it is horrifying in its overt discrimination against those (read Pineys) whose lives and aspirations did not conform to middle class notions of propriety. Please remember that in those dark ages a mentally retarded child became to be regarded as a shame on the family, and physicians would advise the parents to institutionalize the child and to forget he ever existed. Today we see institutionalization as a last resort, but in those days there were no other choices - no school, no day training, no Occupational Training, no caseworkers, nothing. OK, off my soapbox.

Gail - Wow, I grew up in Vineland and never heard the "other side of the story". How awful. I know that at both schools, parents seldom visited in the 1980's also. I remember when I was working at the school across the road, name is still escaping me, how sad it was that I probably spent more time with some of the people living there than their own parents did. This was in about 1985/6. My mom also worked as a case worker at the same one I didfor awhile, she would always come home so upset at the lack of "family involvement". Take care - Deb > [Original Message] > From: Gail Murphy <gstillings@worldnet.att.net> > To: <NJBURLIN-L@rootsweb.com> > Date: 1/29/02 7:38:38 AM > Subject: Re: [NJBurlin] New Jersey Home for Feeble Minded Women - Vineland > > Dear List, > It is the Vineland State School. It housed many different types of > individuals. A lot of the (clients) were mentally challenged but several > were runaways that were placed there by the courts. The different building > were called cottages. These women were not feeble-minded. Several of the > clients would runaway from the school and come back pregnant. Many of the > girls took care of these little ones until they could be placed, if they > ever were. Most of these girls had family just many did not visit. This is > not heresy this is from knowledge of the school. In the late 70's I did a > college report (Psychology) for Burlington County Community College and had > an interview with doctors' , i.e..e, surgeons as well as psychologists. The > State was in most cases appointed the girl's guardian and many of these > girls were sterilized or fitted with the coil without their consent. They > had no say. The so-called feeble-minded in quite a few cases were girls that > had been neglected when young and/or were never given schooling. Just > thought you'd like to know "The other side of the story". > Gail Stillings-Murphy

In a message dated 1/29/02 10:22:07 AM Eastern Standard Time, gstillings@worldnet.att.net writes: > It is the Vineland State School. It housed many different types of > individuals. A lot of the (clients) were mentally challenged but several > were runaways that were placed there by the courts. The different building > were called cottages. These women were not feeble-minded Hi Gail, My grgrgrandmother was placed here in 1912 at the age of 82 yrs. w/Senile Dementia. At that time her death cert. in 1914 stated her death occurred at the Asylum for Feeble Minded Women which I understand at the time it did take senile patients. It has apparently changed uses many times over the years. Hope this helps to clarify the discussion. Best Regards, Joan

BURLINGTON CO. NJ, July 3, 1860, PO Delanco, p. 877 877 1 17 17 DENNIS Charles 7 m w NJ 877 2 17 17 DENNIS Harry J. 3 m w NJ 877 3 18 18 DENIGHT William 27 m w storekeeper Pa 877 4 18 18 DENIGHT Deborah 30 f w Pa 877 5 18 18 DENIGHT Samuel 6 m w Pa 877 6 18 18 DENIGHT Sarah 1 f w NJ 877 7 19 19 KRINER Jacob 30 m w wharfbuilder Pa 877 8 19 19 KRINER Mary 24 f w NY 877 9 19 19 KRINER Jacob 2 m w NJ 877 10 20 20 COTTRILL Johnathan 30 m w house carpenter NJ 877 11 20 20 COTTRILL Ellen 26 f w NY 877 12 20 20 COTTRILL Merida 2 f w NJ 877 13 21 21 RILEY Pumelia 68 f w Pa 877 14 22 STERLING John 30 m w doctor/docker? Louisiana 877 15 22 STERLING Burke 20 f w NJ 877 16 22 STERLING Franklin 6/12 m w NJ 877 17 22 23 RILEY Charles 31 m w cordwinder NJ 877 18 22 23 RILEY Maria 24 f w tailoress PA 877 19 23 Pa 877 20 24 24 BORDEN John 38 m w day laborer NJ 877 21 24 24 BORDEN Catharine 33 f w NJ 877 22 24 24 BORDEN Mary A. 12 f w NJ 877 23 24 24 BORDEN Lydia F. 11 f w NJ 877 24 24 24 BORDEN Henry 9 m w NJ 877 25 24 24 BORDEN Rhewhama 7 f w NJ 877 26 24 24 BORDEN Rewel 3 m w NJ 877 27 24 24 BORDEN Winfield 1 m w NJ 877 28 25 25 QUIGG Isaiah 60 m w boot/shoemaker NJ 877 29 25 25 QUIGG Harriet 58 f w NJ 877 30 25 25 QUIGG Samuel 24 m w cordwinder Pa 877 31 25 25 QUIGG Thomas 20 m w cordwinder PA 877 32 25 25 QUIGG Harriet E. 15 f w Pa 877 33 26 26 HUGHES Charles A. 35 m w boatman NJ 877 34 26 26 HUGHES Masse 30 f w NJ 877 35 26 26 HUGHES Rhody 58 f w NJ 877 36 26 26 HUGHES Moty 25 m w sailor NJ 877 37 27 27 RITCHEY John P 25 m w cordwinder NJ 877 38 27 27 RITCHEY Meriam 23 f w Scotland 877 39 28 28 CARTER Abraham 53 m w mstr.house carpenter Pa 877 40 28 28 CARTER Lavinia 48 f w NJ

Seeking information on descendants of James Chivers, Springfield, Burlington County NJ who married 1, Apr. 1741 to Rebecca Doster. Any information on the Doster or Chivers families would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, Marie

Dear List, It is the Vineland State School. It housed many different types of individuals. A lot of the (clients) were mentally challenged but several were runaways that were placed there by the courts. The different building were called cottages. These women were not feeble-minded. Several of the clients would runaway from the school and come back pregnant. Many of the girls took care of these little ones until they could be placed, if they ever were. Most of these girls had family just many did not visit. This is not heresy this is from knowledge of the school. In the late 70's I did a college report (Psychology) for Burlington County Community College and had an interview with doctors' , i.e..e, surgeons as well as psychologists. The State was in most cases appointed the girl's guardian and many of these girls were sterilized or fitted with the coil without their consent. They had no say. The so-called feeble-minded in quite a few cases were girls that had been neglected when young and/or were never given schooling. Just thought you'd like to know "The other side of the story". Gail Stillings-Murphy

For anyone interested, I have a listing of the Senior class and Faculty for Burlington High School class of 1916. E-mail me if you'd like to see it and I'll e-mail you a copy of the list. It is a complete list of all Seniors. -- Ed Purdy

The School is still there serving the same function but under another name. It is also a superfund site. Go to this URL for info http://www.epa.gov/region02/superfund/npl/0200675c.htm -- Ed Purdy

Hello List, Today was such a warm day for NJ in Jan. My sis from Calif. is out visiting, so she wanted to help me finish up some of the other cemeteries I started awhile back. On some of these stones will be doubled, New ones were placed, and the older ones still left. I thought I would put both, some include month & day, Lori Anna DIXON July 10, 1963 Dec. 27, 1996 Mary E. PRETTYMAN 1915-1932 "At Rest" (stone broken in half) Willard Son of Thomas & Mary SHARP Died Sept. 2 1899 5 Mos, 10 days To know them was to love them MILLER Ella May Franklin H. Mar. 2 1926 Apr. 28 1930 May 23 1985 Dec. 24 1985 John Lester DIXON New Jersey Pvt. Artillery Corps. July 6 1933 June 23 1968 DIXON Forever in Our hearts William A. 1888-1975 Ella May 1897-1974 wood cross, with lambs stenciled Baby Nicholas DIXON (same grave) Nicholas A. DIXON Mar. 26-30 1994 Danielle DIXON Sept. 1 1974 Sept. 2 1974 daughter of Stephen L. Sr. & Kathleen A. DIXON 1916 Stephen G. 1964 1919 Lillian C. (no date) The Lord is my Shepherd Charles F. DIXON "Chuck" May 27, 1953 Nov. 9, 1996 Jean M. ROORK DIXON June 2 1934 Apr. 25 1992 Daddy William S. DIXON 1913-1982 "Tishy" Helen R. Fackelman "I love you God" 1966-1979 Thomas Anthony Elton Jr. AN US Navy 1954-1979 William H. CARPENTER Pvt. US Army 1910-1983 DIXON Daughter Coralee M. 1937-1939 Son R. Arthur 1938-1968 Mommy Marie I. 1917-1974 DIXON George W. DIXON Sr. Aug. 26, 1881 Feb. 28 1964 Emma G. DIXON 1885-1969 (replacement stone) George W. Sr. 1881-1964 Emma G. (1884) date diff, from above -1969 CARPENTER William H. 1910-1983 Evelyn K. 1913-1989 Love forever more CARPENTER 1937 George Wayne Sr. 1989 1941 Marjorie J. 1997 CARPENTER Wayne Edward 1970- (no date) George W. DIXON Jr. US Army World War II Jan 12 1921- Feb. 14 1988 DUBLE Melvina E. 1890-1955 Robert G. 1887-1954 BEBBINGTON 1865 Samuel T. 1955 1865 Clara A. 1955 John W. SCOTT "Bud" Aug. 25 1918 Nov. 15 1992 Charles E. SCOTT Sr. May 26 1928 July 24 1992 Herbert J. SCOTT June 9 1916 Feb. 10 1973 Mary SCOTT Dec. 21 1893 June 2 1980 Clarence E. SCOTT Sr. 1892- 1961 William E. JOHNSON 1885-1962 Wife Stella WORMALD 1880-1942 Large Stone MURPHY William E. Charlotte July 12 1929 March 2 1926 Aug. 9 1994 Feb. 4 1998 In loving memory ********************** (replacement ) William E. MURPHY Cpl. US Army Korea July 12 1929 Aug. 9 1994 Charlotte LeCOVEY MURPHY Nee DIXON 1926-1998 Forever loved Stephen G. LeCOVEY Oct. 23 1954 Nov. 5 1989 Stephen G. LeCOVEY son of Charlotte & Richard grandson of Ella May & William A. DIXON Forever Loved John R. LeCovey May 17 1951 June 23 1998 By all his children son of Charlotte & Richard grandson of Ella May & William A. DIXON John W. ELLIS Sr. US Army World War II April 30 1922 Sept. 21 1985 ELLIS John W. Sr. Elizabeth J. April 30 1922 March 10 1929 Sept. 21 1985 Sept. 15 1996 Baby Boy ELLIS Sept. 2 1970 Oscar Son of W.R. & M.C. DUBLE Died jan 2 1910 Our Darling My Little Angel Mark Douglas COOGAN Oct. 21, Dec. 23 1977 Sidney J. NORCROSS Sr. New Jersey TEC 5 3039 ORD Base BN World War II November 2 1919 February 9 1962 1864 Vera NYCE 1924 1877 Olive NYCE 1951 1887 Paul NYCE 1955 1885 Frank HAND 1965 1885 Nellie NYCE HAND 1969 NYCE Josephine A. Together Charles P. 1918 Forever 1909-1980 Jeramiah HUSTED Private Co. K 12th Regt. NJ Vol. Died Dec. 24 1925 Aged 84 years At Rest Cecilia G. HUSTED Died July 13 1903 Aged 41 years At Rest Father James E. NORCROSS 1889-1944 Son Gernald W. JONES 1902-1960 Samuel G. NORCROSS 1850 - 1929 Laura G. NORCROSS 1859 - 1938 J. Earl NORCROSS New Jersey Pvt. I CL 40 Inf. 14 Div. May 18 1892 Feb. 11 1945 Charles W. COX 1887 - 1935 Charles J. SCOTT 1866 - 1955 Emma B. SCOTT 1874 - 1963 SAMOYAN George F. Ethel 1909 - 1997 1913 - 1981 End