When I saw the first message on St Mary's it reminded me that I needed to call there for availability of baptismal records for St. Mary's for my husband's grandmother. I just called 609-298-0261, the church office and spoke with a helpful woman who looked it up and gave me the information while I was on the phone. As this grandmother was a triplet, raised as a twin because the third baby died, I also asked about burial and cemetery records for St. Mary's. I want to find the name, if any, of the third baby. They did not have burial records for the time period that I needed but she said she would have the woman who takes care of those records call me on Monday as they were leaving for the day and wouldn't be back till Monday. I have been to the Bordentown cemetery. The St Mary's cemetery is behind the Bordentown Cemetery, on the backside opposite of Rt 206. If you go in at the little white guard house, just go straight back and the Catholic section is fenced in separately back there. Or if you go in at the office, go forward and back to the left. It's not very big. The Bordentown Cemetery runs all along Cemetery Lane and I think it is Park ??Street, with the Catholic Cemetery having no street frontage. If any one goes there, would you keep and eye out for any Papendick graves, as I now live 2000 miles away from there. I have Reeder, Harris and Ayres in the Bordentown cemetery, maybe others, can't remember and of course the possibility of Papendick in the Catholic section. ____________________________________________________________ Click to reduce wrinkles & lines. Anti-aging that works, try now. http://thirdpartyoffers.juno.com/TGL2141/fc/BLSrjpTJYtC0n488xYCOvPM4WQHBW2y5JvziIZRvFC1U69GsSO0zEjWOwVa/