This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------F3BDB6CF0E1CA30BCFA904B6 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Hi! In answer to Mike's question: The Burlington County Genealogy Club meeting on Friday, March 2nd, will be held in the Storytelling Room of the Burlington County Library in Westampton. You have to enter the Storytelling Room through Youth Services (aka the Children's Room). See you here! Paula Manzella Reference Librarian --------------F3BDB6CF0E1CA30BCFA904B6 Content-Type: text/x-vcard; charset=us-ascii; name="pmanzell.vcf" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Description: Card for Paula Manzella Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="pmanzell.vcf" begin:vcard n:Manzella;Paula tel;work:609-267-9660 x3044 or #2 x-mozilla-html:FALSE url:www.burlco.lib.nj.us org:Burlington County Library adr:;;5 Pioneer Blvd.;Westampton;NJ;08060; version:2.1 email;internet:pmanzell@burlco.lib.nj.us title:Reference Librarian fn:P. Manzella end:vcard --------------F3BDB6CF0E1CA30BCFA904B6--

Donna, The dwelling next to this "MURRET" was Restore Biddle Lamb (dwelling #1468) and his wife Adelaide (Lamb) - they were also 1st cousins once removed and my gg-grandparents. Merritt was used as a given and middle name in my family. I believe the census record has the surname incorrect (isn't that a surprise!) and it should be MERRITT. A Jacob Merritt (no dates) I have is the son of Abraham Merritt and Rebecca (Lamb), m: January 1802. Rebecca was Restore Biddle Lamb's aunt so Jacob and Restore were 1st cousins. I show that Jacob was married to Rachel Woolston (no dates). Another of Jacob's cousins was Elizabeth Lamb (no dates), daughter of Clayton Lamb and Elizabeth (Ridgway), m: March 27, 1810. I show Elizabeth's husband as Daniel Budd Bodine (no dates). Clayton was the brother of Restore and Rebecca. (For those who need to work in the right hemisphere I'm enclosing a family tree.) So perhaps Rachel (Woolston) Merritt died before 1860 and left Jacob with two children and he had his cousin Elizabeth Lamb - who was not yet married - live there to take care of the children. ?? Of course having a few dates would help! -- Malcolm Schalick Sharp http://sharp.rootsweb.com/ -- encl: 1 Jacob Lamb b: September 7, 1756 d: October 11, 1826 in Springfield Twp., Burlington Co., NJ +Elizabeth Shinn b: October 6, 1758 in Mt. Holly, Burlington Co., NJ m: March 3, 1777 in Burlington Co., NJ d: April 9, 1790 2 Clayton Lamb b: April 10, 1777 +Elizabeth Ridgway b: September 23, 1787 m: March 27, 1810 3 Jacob Lamb +Margaret Watkinson b: Abt. 1810 in NJ 3 Elizabeth Lamb +Daniel Budd Bodine 3 Clayton Lamb 2 Joseph Lamb b: July 13, 1780 d: May 20, 1823 2 Rebecca Lamb b: April 28, 1782 +Abraham Merritt m: January 31, 1802 3 Sarah Taylor Merritt b: June 1, 1803 +Taunton Earl Shreve b: February 23, 1802 m: May 9, 1822 *2nd Husband of Sarah Taylor Merritt: +William Imley Newbold m: February 11, 1841 *3rd Husband of Sarah Taylor Merritt: +Samuel Ellis m: March 11, 1849 *4th Husband of Sarah Taylor Merritt: +William H. Ellis m: February 12, 1857 3 Abraham Merritt +Margaret Budd 3 Jacob Merritt +Rachel Woolston 3 Rebecca Lamb Merritt +John Champion 2 Jacob Lamb, Jr. b: February 5, 1785 +Susanna Ridgway 2 Restore Shinn Lamb b: December 27, 1788 in Burlington Co., NJ d: October 16, 1867 in NJ +Mary Ridgway b: June 12, 1795 in NJ m: April 18, 1822 in Burlington Co., NJ d: March 25, 1837 in NJ 3 Rebecca Merritt Lamb b: March 22, 1824 in Burlington Co., NJ d: February 22, 1850 in Burlington Co., NJ +Barclay White b: 1821 in Burlington Co., NJ m: December 22, 1842 d: 1906 in Burlington Co., NJ 3 Restore Biddle Lamb b: February 21, 1830 in NJ d: November 14, 1915 +Adelaide Lamb b: March 27, 1833 in NJ m: 1852 d: Abt. 1884 *2nd Wife of Restore Biddle Lamb: +Exene Evans m: Aft. 1884 3 Benjamin Ridgway Lamb b: Abt. 1826 in NJ +Sarah Reeve Haines b: Abt. 1826 in Burlington Co., NJ m: September 12, 1850 d: Abt. 1918 3 Lydia Ann Lamb *2nd Wife of Restore Shinn Lamb: +Rhoda Osborn b: Abt. 1794 in NJ m: Aft. 1837 d: 1881 *2nd Wife of Jacob Lamb: +Beulah Ridgway b: May 28, 1760 m: Aft. 1790 in Burlington Co., NJ d: July 18, 1848 in Springfield Twp., Burlington Co., NJ -=- "Donna E. Ristenbatt" wrote: > Hi Malcolm, > > Somehow I missed your post on NJBURLIN-L, but fortunately a friend > sent this to me. I'm not sure why it didn't come to my mailbox, but oh > well. I was wondering about this Elizabeth LAMB myself. I feel she > could be a daughter of Samuel LAMB and Nancy/Ann STARKEY. My > late aunt had 3 children for Samuel and Nancy. (My aunt was born 1899 > and spoke to many then living relatives of these families back in the > early 1900s.) She had listed 3 children for Samuel LAMB and > Nancy/Ann STARKEY - Nehemiah, born 1805 (my great great > grandfather), Ann LAMB, born ca 1814 (married William MURDOCK - I > don't think they had any children - I found none listed on the 1850 > census when they were living in Pemberton Twp.) and Elizabeth or > Libbie. I feel this Elizabeth could possibly be Samuel and Nancy/Ann's > daughter. Given the spellings on US Censuses, it would not surprise me > if this were MERRITT. Would you then know how Elizabeth connects to > Jacob? Springfield Twp. was where my Nehemiah LAMB(born 1805) > originally lived as that is where his first wife, Ann PATTERSON, was > buried. (They married 1829 and Nehemiah remarried 1855 to Mary Ann > WORTH.) The clincher *Might* be if she were listed as deaf. I have not > looked at my late aunt's notes in awhile, but I think she had a notation > about Libbie being deaf, but with a question mark. This Elizabeth fits the > age bracket of when Samuel and Ann were having children. > > Donna Ristenbatt > > From: Malcolm Sharp <sharp@usc.edu> > To: NJBURLIN-L@rootsweb.com > Sent: February 28, 2001 6:53:33 PM GMT > Subject: Re: [NJBurlin] CENSUS NJ 1860, Burlington Co., Springfield > Twp. p. 195 > > Wondering if this family surname is actually MERRITT? Anyone have > an idea > who Elizabeth LAMB might be? Perhaps a widowed sister of Jacob [I > figure > he was a widower?]? > > > BURLINGTON CO., NJ 15 August 1860, PO Burlington, Springfield > Twp. 195 > > 26 1469 1477 MURRET Jacob 50 m w NJ > > 27 1469 1477 MURRET Mary 14 f w NJ > > 28 1469 1477 MURRET Rachel 8 f w NJ > > 29 1469 1477 LAMB Elizabeth 45 f w NJ > > 30 1469 1477 LEWIS Margaret 16 f w domestic NJ > > 31 1469 1477 DAVIS Ellen 30 f w domestic Ireland > > 32 1469 1477 BUDD Horace 13 m w NJ > > 33 1469 1477 MALONEY Joseph 30 m w farm work Ireland > > 34 1469 1477 MALONEY William 26 m w farm work NJ > > Thanks. > -- > Malcolm Schalick Sharp > http://sharp.rootsweb.com/ > --

BURLINGTON CO. NJ, 16 August, PO Burlington, Springfield Twp. p. 196 196 1 1471 1479 BUTTERWORTH Rebecca 25 f w NJ 196 2 1471 1479 BUTTERWORTH HAnnah S. 50 f w NJ 196 3 1471 1479 MOUNT Dina 40 f b domestic NJ 196 4 1471 1479 KELLEY Elizabeth 16 f w domestic NJ 196 5 1471 1479 ATKINSON Wm. 19 m w farm work NJ 196 6 1471 1479 FORD Joseph 18 m w farm work NJ 196 7 1472 1480 DEACON Ridgway 35 m w farmer NJ 196 8 1472 1480 DEACON Sarah 25 f w NJ 196 9 1472 1480 DEACON David 15 m w NJ 196 10 1472 1480 DEACON Henry 13 m w NJ 196 11 1472 1480 DEACON Mary 6 f w NJ 196 12 1472 1480 PARKER Chas. H. 21 m w farm labor NJ 196 13 1472 1480 FOSTER Emeline 24 f w domestic NJ 196 14 1472 1480 JOHNSON Mahlon 36 m w farm work NJ 196 15 1473 1481 CLEAVENGER Thos. 55 m w NJ 196 16 1473 1481 CLEAVENGER Hannah 48 f w NJ 196 17 1473 1481 CLEAVENGER Lucy A. 15 f w NJ 196 18 1473 1481 CLEAVENGER Thomas M. 13 m w NJ 196 19 1473 1481 MURDOCK Sarah 70 f w NJ 196 20 1474 1482 NICHOLAS Geo. 30 m w farm labor Pa. 196 21 1474 1482 NICHOLAS Sarah 25 f w NJ 196 22 1474 1482 NICHOLAS Mary 1 f w NJ 196 23 1475 1483 CHAMBERS John 63 m w farmer NJ 196 24 1475 1483 CHAMBERS Saml. H. 33 m w farmer NJ 196 25 1475 1483 CHAMBERS Frances 33 f w NJ 196 26 1475 1483 CHAMBERS Anna 8 f w NJ 196 27 1475 1483 HEDNEY John 12 m w NJ 196 28 1476 1484 FRAZIER Elizabeth 20 f w domestic NJ 196 29 1476 1484 YARNELL Alice 13 f w NJ 196 30 1476 1484 SIMONS Zachariah 21 m w farm labor NJ 196 31 1476 1484 CHAMBERS Geo. 20 m w farm labor NJ 196 32 1477 1485 PUGH Saml. B. 35 m w farmer NJ 196 33 1477 1485 PUGH Agnes T. 35 f w NJ 196 34 1477 1485 PUGH Josiah B. 10 m w NJ 196 35 1477 1485 PUGH Mary A. 8 f w NJ 196 36 1477 1485 PUGH Charles H. 7 m w NJ 196 37 1477 1485 PUGH Hannah 5 f w NJ 196 38 1477 1485 PUGH Bloomfield B. 4 m w NJ 196 39 1477 1485 PUGH Oscar 3 m w NJ 196 40 1477 1485 PUGH William 1 m w NJ

Hi Malcolm, Somehow I missed your post on NJBURLIN-L, but fortunately a friend sent this to me. I'm not sure why it didn't come to my mailbox, but oh well. I was wondering about this Elizabeth LAMB myself. I feel she could be a daughter of Samuel LAMB and Nancy/Ann STARKEY. My late aunt had 3 children for Samuel and Nancy. (My aunt was born 1899 and spoke to many then living relatives of these families back in the early 1900s.) She had listed 3 children for Samuel LAMB and Nancy/Ann STARKEY - Nehemiah, born 1805 (my great great grandfather), Ann LAMB, born ca 1814 (married William MURDOCK - I don't think they had any children - I found none listed on the 1850 census when they were living in Pemberton Twp.) and Elizabeth or Libbie. I feel this Elizabeth could possibly be Samuel and Nancy/Ann's daughter. Given the spellings on US Censuses, it would not surprise me if this were MERRITT. Would you then know how Elizabeth connects to Jacob? Springfield Twp. was where my Nehemiah LAMB(born 1805) originally lived as that is where his first wife, Ann PATTERSON, was buried. (They married 1829 and Nehemiah remarried 1855 to Mary Ann WORTH.) The clincher *Might* be if she were listed as deaf. I have not looked at my late aunt's notes in awhile, but I think she had a notation about Libbie being deaf, but with a question mark. This Elizabeth fits the age bracket of when Samuel and Ann were having children. Donna Ristenbatt From: Malcolm Sharp <sharp@usc.edu> To: NJBURLIN-L@rootsweb.com Sent: February 28, 2001 6:53:33 PM GMT Subject: Re: [NJBurlin] CENSUS NJ 1860, Burlington Co., Springfield Twp. p. 195 Wondering if this family surname is actually MERRITT? Anyone have an idea who Elizabeth LAMB might be? Perhaps a widowed sister of Jacob [I figure he was a widower?]? > BURLINGTON CO., NJ 15 August 1860, PO Burlington, Springfield Twp. 195 > 26 1469 1477 MURRET Jacob 50 m w NJ > 27 1469 1477 MURRET Mary 14 f w NJ > 28 1469 1477 MURRET Rachel 8 f w NJ > 29 1469 1477 LAMB Elizabeth 45 f w NJ > 30 1469 1477 LEWIS Margaret 16 f w domestic NJ > 31 1469 1477 DAVIS Ellen 30 f w domestic Ireland > 32 1469 1477 BUDD Horace 13 m w NJ > 33 1469 1477 MALONEY Joseph 30 m w farm work Ireland > 34 1469 1477 MALONEY William 26 m w farm work NJ Thanks. -- Malcolm Schalick Sharp http://sharp.rootsweb.com/ --

No. State census began in 1855. -----Original Message----- From: Jack Allen [mailto:tippy@eticomm.net] Sent: Wednesday, February 28, 2001 5:30 PM To: NJBURLIN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [NJBurlin] Question Did New Jersey have a state census in 1845?

Did New Jersey have a state census in 1845?

Hello, On my husbands granfathers death cert. is shows his birht place as Arney Mount Rd. Springfield Twp. Does anyone know where this road is? His name was Franklin Harker, son of Harry Harker and Stella Quicksill. Thank you Debbie Price price1234@tnns.net

BURLINGTON CO., NJ 15 August 1860, PO Burlington, Springfield Twp. 195 195 1 1465 1473 CHATMAN Wm. 50 m w farm labor NJ 195 2 1465 1473 MYERS Catharine 25 f w domestic Ireland 195 3 1466 1474 LAMB Benj. R. 34 m w farmer NJ 195 4 1466 1474 LAMB Sarah R. 30 f w NJ 195 5 1466 1474 LAMB Walter 9 m w NJ 195 6 1466 1474 LAMB Ridgway 6 m w NJ 195 7 1466 1474 LAMB William 7/12 m w NJ 195 8 1466 1474 YARNELL Sarah 16 f w domestic NJ 195 9 1466 1474 YARNELL Mary 17 f w NJ 195 10 1466 1474 FRUCE Geo. 15 m w farm work Pa. 195 11 1466 1474 HARTSGROVE Wm. 22 m w farm work NJ 195 12 1467 1475 PEARCE Wm. 45 m w NJ 195 13 1467 1475 PEARCE Sarah 35 f w NJ 195 14 1467 1475 PEARCE Anna 12 f w NJ 195 15 1467 1475 PEARCE Adelaide 7 f w NJ 195 16 1468 1476 LAMB Restore 30 m w farmer NJ 195 17 1468 1476 LAMB Adelaide 27 f w NJ 195 18 1468 1476 LAMB Mary 6 f w NJ 195 19 1468 1476 LAMB Margaret 4 f w NJ 195 20 1468 1476 LAMB Elizabeth 2 f w NJ 195 21 1468 1476 LAMB Margaret 50 f w NJ 195 22 1468 1476 ASAY Caroline 15 f w domestic NJ 195 23 1468 1476 PEARCE Rebecca 15 f w NJ 195 24 1468 1476 PEARCE Joseph 16 m w NJ 195 25 1468 1476 COBB Ambrose 24 m w NJ 195 26 1469 1477 MURRET Jacob 50 m w NJ 195 27 1469 1477 MURRET Mary 14 f w NJ 195 28 1469 1477 MURRET Rachel 8 f w NJ 195 29 1469 1477 LAMB Elizabeth 45 f w NJ 195 30 1469 1477 LEWIS Margaret 16 f w domestic NJ 195 31 1469 1477 DAVIS Ellen 30 f w domestic Ireland 195 32 1469 1477 BUDD Horace 13 m w NJ 195 33 1469 1477 MALONEY Joseph 30 m w farm work Ireland 195 34 1469 1477 MALONEY William 26 m w farm work NJ 195 35 1470 1478 REED Henry 28 m w NJ 195 36 1470 1478 REED Miranda 35 f w NJ 195 37 1470 1478 REED Ada E. 4 f w NJ 195 38 1470 1478 REED Lowery 3 m w NJ 195 39 1470 1478 REED Merrit 5/12 m w NJ 195 40 1471 1479 BUTTERWORTH Wm. L. 30 m w farmer NJ

Wondering if this family surname is actually MERRITT? Anyone have an idea who Elizabeth LAMB might be? Perhaps a widowed sister of Jacob [I figure he was a widower?]? > BURLINGTON CO., NJ 15 August 1860, PO Burlington, Springfield Twp. 195 > 26 1469 1477 MURRET Jacob 50 m w NJ > 27 1469 1477 MURRET Mary 14 f w NJ > 28 1469 1477 MURRET Rachel 8 f w NJ > 29 1469 1477 LAMB Elizabeth 45 f w NJ > 30 1469 1477 LEWIS Margaret 16 f w domestic NJ > 31 1469 1477 DAVIS Ellen 30 f w domestic Ireland > 32 1469 1477 BUDD Horace 13 m w NJ > 33 1469 1477 MALONEY Joseph 30 m w farm work Ireland > 34 1469 1477 MALONEY William 26 m w farm work NJ Thanks. -- Malcolm Schalick Sharp http://sharp.rootsweb.com/ --

BURLINGTON CO., NJ 14 August 1860, PO Burlington, Springfield Twp. p. 194 194 1 1460 1467 QUICKSALL Daniel 17 m w mason NJ 194 2 1460 1467 QUICKSALL Mary 16 f w NJ 194 3 1460 1467 QUICKSALL Josephine 12 f w NJ 194 4 1461 1468 LEWIS Benj. S. 29 m w farm labor NJ 194 5 1461 1468 LEWIS Lydia A. 34 f w NJ 194 6 1461 1468 LEWIS Ellen 5 f w NJ 194 7 1461 1468 LEWIS George 3 m w NJ 194 8 1461 1468 LEWIS Elwood 6/12 m w NJ 194 9 1462 1469 COX Wm. L. 41 m w farmer/blacksmith NJ 194 10 1462 1469 COX Mary C. 39 f w NJ 194 11 1462 1469 COX Mary E. 8/12 f w NJ 194 12 1462 1469 NAYLOR Sallie B. 32 f w milliner NJ 194 13 1462 1469 NAYLOR Ann 64 f w NJ 194 14 1462 1469 EVANS Elwood 37 m w carpenter NJ 194 15 1462 1469 EVANS Savilla 33 f w NJ 194 16 1462 1469 EVANS Mary 9 f w NJ 194 17 1463 1470 SIMONS Isaac L. 26 m w farm labor NJ 194 18 1463 1470 SIMONS Martha 22 f w NJ 194 19 1463 1470 SIMONS John W. 4 m w NJ 194 20 1463 1470 SIMONS Henry F. 3 m w NJ 194 21 1463 1470 SIMONS Charles E. 1 m w NJ 194 22 1471 SIMONS Mary 59 f w NJ 194 23 1471 MAGUIRE John 41 m w farm labor Ireland 194 24 1471 EMMONS Anna 9 f w NJ 194 25 1464 1472 DEACON John B. 24 m w farmer NJ 194 26 1464 1472 DEACON Elizabeth 24 f w NJ 194 27 1464 1472 DEACON Mary A. 1 f w NJ 194 28 1464 1472 RIDGWAY Jacob 34 m w farmer NJ 194 29 1464 1472 WILDS Nathan 27 m w farm labor NJ 194 30 1464 1472 WILDS Joshua 14 m w NJ 194 31 1464 1472 WILDS Rebecca 20 f w domestic NJ 194 32 1464 1472 LOVELAND Elizabeth 10 f w NJ 194 33 1465 1473 LAMB Joseph 52 m w farmer NJ 194 34 1465 1473 LAMB Sarah 42 f w NJ 194 35 1465 1473 LAMB Lucy 14 f w NJ 194 36 1465 1473 LAMB Joseph 11 m w NJ 194 37 1465 1473 LAMB Winfield 9 m w NJ 194 38 1465 1473 LAMB Franklin 5 m w NJ 194 39 1465 1473 LAMB Ella 3 f w NJ 194 40 1465 1473 BRITAIN Isaac 50 m w farm labor NJ

The Burlington County Genealogy Club meets at 7:00 pm the first friday of every month, September through June. This Friday, March 2nd, the meeting is being held at the Burlington County Library, which is located just off Woodlane Road in Westampton, near Mount Holly. The library has posted a map of the area at the following web page: http://www.burlco.lib.nj.us/librarysystem/burlib.gif I'm not sure which room of the library is hosting the meeting - maybe Ricki can post a followup? Mike

BURLINGTON CO., NJ 13 August 1860, PO Burlington, Springfield Twp. p. 193 193 1 1456 1466 SMITH Achsah 52 f w NJ 193 2 1456 1466 SMITH Elizabeth R. 19 f w farm labor NJ 193 3 1456 1466 SMITH Lydia 17 f w NJ 193 4 1456 1466 SMITH Rebecca 15 f w NJ 193 5 1456 1466 SMITH Henry 12 m w NJ 193 6 1456 1466 SMITH Edward 10 m w NJ 193 7 1453*1461* REED Peter 28 m w farm labor NJ 193 8 1453*1461* REED Sarah 24 f w NJ 193 9 1453*1461* REED Riley 2 m w NJ 193 10 1454 1462 WOOLMAN Jonathan 32 m w farm work NJ 193 11 1454 1462 WOOLMAN Sarah 30 f w NJ 193 12 1454 1462 WOOLMAN Lydia 11 f w NJ 193 13 1454 1462 WOOLMAN Sallie 9 f w NJ 193 14 1454 1462 WOOLMAN Emma 7 f w NJ 193 15 1454 1462 WOOLMAN Henry R. 1 m w NJ 193 16 1454 1462 FITZPATRICK Frances 16 f w domestic NY 193 17 1455 1463 FRAKE John 48 f w farm labor NJ 193 18 1455 1463 FRAKE Elizabeth 54 f w NJ 193 19 1455 1463 MIDDLETON Martha 34 f w farm labor NJ 193 20 1455 1463 MIDDLETON Anna 9 f w NJ 193 21 1455 1463 MIDDLETON Edgar 5 m w NJ 193 22 1455 1463 FRAKE Samuel 5 m w NJ 193 23 1455 1463 FRAKE Mary 6 f w NJ 193 24 1455 1463 FRAKE Ann 3 f w NJ 193 25 1456 UNOCCUPIED 193 26 1457 1464 GIBBS Joseph N. 22 m w master carpenter NJ 193 27 1457 1464 GIBBS Hannah 20 f w NJ 193 28 1457 1464 GIBBS Josephine 1 f w NJ 193 29 1457 1464 PAGE Montgomery 18 m w app. carpenter NJ 193 30 1458 1465 WARNER Wm. 31 m w wheelwright NJ 193 31 1458 1465 WARNER Elizabeth 29 f w NJ 193 32 1458 1465 WARNER Franklin 10 m w NJ 193 33 1458 1465 WARNER Henry 4 m w NJ 193 34 1459 1466 LOVELAND Chas. 61 m w farm labor NJ 193 35 1459 1466 LOVELAND Margaret 54 f w NJ 193 36 1459 1466 LOVELAND John 32 m w mason NJ 193 37 1459 1466 LOVELAND William 34 m w farm labor NJ 193 38 1459 1466 LOVELAND Charles L. 4 m w NJ 193 39 1460 1467 QUICKSALL Daniel 60 m w shoemaker NJ 193 40 1460 1467 QUICKSALL Hipprah 59 f w Md.

Suzanne, I'm sure you can find what you need, and much, much more, on the GENUKI website: http://www.genuki.org.uk/ Yvonne In a message dated 2/26/2001 2:03:06 PM Eastern Standard Time, Sjmoller1@cs.com writes: << Good morning. I have the opportunity to go to London in April. Does anyone know of a British genealogy group or center where I might visit and inquire after some ancestors who might have been English? Thank you. Suzanne >>

BURLINGTON CO., NJ 12 August 1860, PO Burlington, Springfield Twp. p. 192 192 1 1450 1460 NELSON Jennet 10 f w NJ 192 2 1450 1460 MAY Charles 13 m w NJ 192 3 1450 1460 SIMONS Amy 19 f w domestic NJ 192 4 1451 1461 BUDD Henry C. 29 m w carpenter NJ 192 5 1451 1461 BUDD Sarah J. 25 f w NJ 192 6 1451 1461 BUDD Joseph F. 5 m w NJ 192 7 1451 1461 BUDD Henry L. 2 m w NJ 192 8 1451 1461 CRAMMER Achsah 20 f w dressmaker NJ 192 9 1452 1462 BURR John H. 38 m w farmer NJ 192 10 1452 1462 BURR Rebecca 33 f w NJ 192 11 1452 1462 BURR Barzilla F. 11 m w NJ 192 12 1452 1462 BURR William 9 m w NJ 192 13 1452 1462 BURR John F. 8 m w NJ 192 14 1452 1462 BURR Marriba 5 f w NJ 192 15 1452 1462 BURR Mary 3 f w NJ 192 16 1452 1462 HUTCHINSON Anna W. 20 f w domestic NJ 192 17 1452 1462 LUCAS Wm. 19 m w farm work NJ 192 18 1452 1462 BRITIAN Esther 15 f w NJ 192 19 1452 1462 STILWELL Chas. 13 m w NJ 192 20 1452 1462 BRITIAN Nathaniel 62 m w farm labor NJ 192 21 1453 1463 QUIRM Edward 35 m w Ireland 192 22 1453 1463 QUIRM Ellen 26 f w Ireland 192 23 1453 1463 QUIRM Cornelius 2 m w NJ 192 24 1453 1463 QUIRM Patrick 1 m w NJ 192 25 1453 1463 QUIRM Bernard 2/12 m w NJ 192 26 1454 1464 BROWN James 30 m w farm labor NJ 192 27 1454 1464 BROWN Margaret 30 f w NJ 192 28 1454 1464 BROWN William A. 11 m w NJ 192 29 1454 1464 BROWN Elizabeth A. 7 f w NJ 192 30 1454 1464 BROWN Cornelia A. 4 f w NJ 192 31 1454 1464 BROWN John J. 1 m w NJ 192 32 1455 1465 JOHNSON Charles 35 m w farm labor NJ 192 33 1455 1465 JOHNSON Lydia 28 f w NJ 192 34 1455 1465 JOHNSON Joseph 10 m w NJ 192 35 1455 1465 JOHNSON Franklin 8 m w NJ 192 36 1455 1465 JOHNSON Helen 5 f w NJ 192 37 1455 1465 JOHNSON Amanda 3 f w NJ 192 38 1455 1465 JOHNSON William 1 m w NJ 192 39 1455 1465 JOHNSON Thomas 80 m w farm labor NJ 192 40 1456 1466 SMITH William 46 m w farmer NJ

I meant to say HELLO all on my last posting LOL Debbie

Hell again.. I was wondering if anyone is working on or knows of the HICKMAN clan of Burlington Co , I believe it crosses the Bozarth Line ,(What doesnt : )) ) I have heard there were some HIckmans there but some went to Philadelphia for a while ,, TIA Debbie

http://www.genfair.com/shop/system/index.html I think this is a british website. Michelle

have the CD The Ency. of Quaker Genealogy 1750-1930. I would be happy to do look ups for people. Michelle Cox (researching: Potts, Edwards, Peaslee, Cox, Lippincott, Curlis, Burdsall, Macler, Humbert, Greene, Prabukey, Martino, and Piper) PS I am stuck on Ellvy Edwards who lived in Port Elizabeth, Maurice River Twp, Cumberland as a Farmer in the early 1800's married to a Sarah. Supposedly descended from Johnathon Edwards. I am also stuck on John B. Cox, possibly from Upper Freehold, Monmouth in the early 1800's, a farmer, married to Elizabeth Curlis. They lived in Southhampton when their dau. Achsah was born in 1856. Any help is appreciated!

In a message dated 2/25/01 3:54:05 AM, vsummers@cstone.net writes: << What do you think, folks? Isn't there one brave soul who would be willing to tackle such a project? >> Tell us more. What is the ledger? When was it made and what does it have in it? Is it hand written? How many pages does it have? What size is it and what size are the pages? Would it be more practical to scan the pages and save them as graphics? Or at least create the graphics and then share the graphics to those who can do the transcription so that the book doesn't have to get shared among a group of people. Rick

Folks, I do not know much about the Ledger. I do know that it is either to be on display or is on display, and that it was lost at one time but is found, thanks to an observant individual on an eBay auction. I know that it is considered to contain very valuable information, and is a rich source for black historians and possibly genealogists. Paula if much better aware of what it is than I can begin to be. All I am aware of is the human tendency to view certain items as of special value, as an object, rather than for what material it contains. An example of what I am talking about? Many have a big, fat, family Bible in their homes, but only look at the cover and dust it. It is almost never, or even never, used. I am using this as an example only of what can happen to a document. The very same. It can merely sit "under glass." Now for a copy of the Declaration of Independence, this is OK, since it is one of several "identical" copies, and its contents is known. But in this case, it is unique, and should be transcribed, or photographed, and the contents should be made known, or at least accessible. Paula suggested that, since the Library could not dedicate the time for such a project, there might be someone out there who would responsibly offer to chair such a work, so that it might be accomplished. Vince Summers