This is the last page of Willingboro Twp. It is very difficult to read so I have made some "educated" guesses. If anyone has any corrections to offer, please let me know. Next up is Evesham Twp. CENSUS NJ 1830, p. 56, Burlington County, WILLINGBORO TWP. Twp. Pg. Ln. SURNAME First Wh. Male Wh. Fem. Bl. Male Bl. Fem. TOTAL 56 1 MARTER ? 6 6 12 56 2 KELLES John 4 4 8 56 3 ADAMS Hannah 1 2 3 56 4 CHAMBER.... L..... 3 1 4 56 5 WEGAND James 5 5 10 56 6 ARNES Paul 3 3 6 56 7 BISHOP Timothy 7 6 13 56 8 RIGBEE Charles 2 1 3 56 9 ? ? 3 1 4 56 10 SMITH William 4 1 5 56 11 HAMMELL ? 1 4 5 56 12 PERKINS Abraham 4 2 6 MaisieAnn@aol.com "They will not go quietly, the dogs who've shared our lives. In subtle ways they let us know their spirit still survives."

CENSUS NJ 1830, p. 55, Burlington County, WILLINGBORO TWP. Pg. Ln. SURNAME First Wh. Male Wh. Fem. Bl. Male Bl. Fem. TOTAL 55 1 FRENCH Rebecca 0 1 1 55 2 DEACON Samuel 4 3 7 55 3 PIPPIT Phineas 3 5 8 55 4 GARWOOD Benjamin 4 3 7 55 5 KELLEY John 7 2 9 55 6 WILLIAMSON Joseph 1 2 3 55 7 VANSCIVER Jacob 6 1 7 55 8 KING Hiram 1 3 4 55 9 HELLEY Joseph 2 1 3 55 10 PETIT Nathaniel 2 1 3 55 11 KELLEY Robert 1 3 4 55 12 HOLLAND Termain 1 3 4 55 13 VENABLE Arthur 1 3 4 55 14 ADAMS John 6 6 12 55 15 VANSCIVER Benjamin 1 1 2 55 16 PERKINS Isaac, Jr. 5 4 9 55 17 PERKINS Isaac, Sr. 5 5 10 55 18 VANSCIVER William 6 4 1 11 55 19 ELLIS Wright 1 3 4 55 20 KALE Samuel 3 6 9 55 21 McGUIRE John 3 3 6 55 22 VANSCIVER Isaac 9 4 13 55 23 FOSTER Arnold 2 3 5 55 24 ADAMS William 5 6 11 55 25 HEISLER John 10 4 14 55 26 FENIMORE John W. 5 3 8 MaisieAnn@aol.com "Dogs leave pawprints on our hearts

Karen, have you checked the city directories? Some years even give the name of the property owners. Diana in NJ At 07:08 PM 10/03/2003, Karen wrote: >Can someone please tell me a way to find out if this address was a house >or maybe an orphanage/home for children in 1920/1921? 1741 Van Beuren >Street, Camden, NJ. I tried looking through Camden's 1920/1930 census but >couldn't find anything. > >Thank you, >Karen

Karen, Could the address be 1743 Master St.? That was the location of the Mary J. Ball Day Nursery and Orphanage. It's quite possible they also had the house at 1741 also. There was a thread about this home on the Rootsweb Message Board for Camden County a while ago. Lynn Karen <dustbunny55@comcast.net> wrote: Can someone please tell me a way to find out if this address was a house or maybe an orphanage/home for children in 1920/1921? 1741 Van Beuren Street, Camden, NJ. I tried looking through Camden's 1920/1930 census but couldn't find anything. Thank you, Karen --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? The New Yahoo! Shopping - with improved product search

Can someone please tell me a way to find out if this address was a house or maybe an orphanage/home for children in 1920/1921? 1741 Van Beuren Street, Camden, NJ. I tried looking through Camden's 1920/1930 census but couldn't find anything. Thank you, Karen

CENSUS NJ 1830, p. 54, Burlington County, WILLINGBORO TWP. Pg. Ln. SURNAME First Wh. Male Wh. Fem. Bl. Male Bl. Fem. TOTAL 54 1 BUZBY John 3 2 5 54 2 STOCKTON George 3 4 7 54 3 MIDDLETON John 2 1 3 54 4 ALLEN Thomas 2 2 4 54 5 CAMERON Daniel 2 2 4 54 6 HAINES Robert W. 5 6 11 54 7 PARKER Gillis 3 2 5 54 8 CHEW Levi 3 2 5 54 9 WOOLMAN Samuel T. 4 6 10 54 10 KALE William 5 4 9 54 11 KELLY Aaron, Jr. 2 3 5 54 12 STOKES John 5 2 1 8 54 13 NAYLOR Joseph 2 3 5 54 14 NEWTON Anna 0 1 1 54 15 STOKES Jervis 6 3 1 10 54 16 WELLS John 2 3 5 54 17 BUZBY Nicholas 4 4 8 54 18 ADAMS William 2 5 3 54 19 ADAMS Jacob 2 1 3 54 20 AUSTIN Amos, Sr 4 6 10 54 21 LIPPINCOTT John 4 3 7 54 22 PEDRICK Joshua 1 1 2 54 23 BUZBY Amos 3 4 7 54 24 MONTGOMERY Barmd? 2 1 3 54 25 STOCKTON Daniel 2 3 5 54 26 WARNER Isaac 6 3 9 MaisieAnn@aol.com "They will not go quietly, the dogs who've shared our lives. In subtle ways they let us know their spirit still survives."

Have you checked Random Acts of Genealogical Kindness? You can find them at http://www.raogk.org/ There are volunteers in every state who will do lookups. Good luck. Pat ----- Original Message ----- From: "Tali Barbosa" <ttbarbosa@comcast.net> To: <NJCAMDEN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, October 02, 2003 10:07 AM Subject: [NJCAMDEN] Need to hire local researcher > Hello all, > > I need to hire a local researcher who will go to the Camden County > Historical Society and do some cemetery work for me. Can any one on the > list recommend someone who is thorough and reliable for such a job? > > Tali > > > --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.522 / Virus Database: 315 - Release Date: 9/8/2003

Hello all, I need to hire a local researcher who will go to the Camden County Historical Society and do some cemetery work for me. Can any one on the list recommend someone who is thorough and reliable for such a job? Tali

Thanks to Vince for the plug and kind words. I'm adding to the site almost every day.... and am always happy t oget additional info, new topics, PICTURES, corrections, and such. Phil Cohen Camden NJ www.dvrbs.com

Thanks so much, Vince. It certainly is an impressive site. I'll enjoy poking around there and who knows what clues may be awaiting us? Pat ----- Original Message ----- From: "Vincent E. Summers" <vsummers@nrao.edu> To: <NJCAMDEN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, October 01, 2003 1:49 PM Subject: [NJCAMDEN] Fantastic Site! > Likely many of you know of this. It is new to me. It is a fantastic > Camden collection of websites: > > http://68.46.131.6/ > > Vince Summers > > --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.521 / Virus Database: 315 - Release Date: 9/9/2003

Likely many of you know of this. It is new to me. It is a fantastic Camden collection of websites: http://68.46.131.6/ Vince Summers

CENSUS NJ 1830, Burlington County, WILLINGBORO TWP. page line SURNAME First name Wh. male Wh.female Bl. male Bl. female TOTAL 53 1 WILMERTON? Henham 4 5 9 53 2 STOUT John 3 2 5 53 3 FENIMORE Washington 5 3 8 53 4 STOCKTOM Samuel 2 3 5 53 5 BROCK Thomas 1 1 2 53 6 FENIMORE Isaac 3 3 6 53 7 LEEDS Evan 2 1 3 53 8 JOHNS John 2 1 3 53 9 SLOAN Joseph 5 4 9 53 10 NEWTON Daniel 5 2 7 53 11 PERKINS Samuel 7 6 13 53 12 HAWHAL John 1 1 2 53 13 DRINKER Joseph L. 1 6 7 53 14 RILEY William 8 3 11 53 15 PERKINS Samuel, Jr. 4 3 7 53 16 VAN BUNT Hendrich 6 5 11 53 17 VAN SCIVER John 5 3 8 53 18 FENIMORE Daniel 2 4 6 53 19 SIPLER William 2 5 5 53 20 LARZELERE Abraham 4 1 5 53 21 JOHNSON Joseph 3 3 6 53 22 ANDERSON Andrew 3 1 4 53 23 DURAD Samuel 7 4 11 53 24 CATELL John 6 4 10 53 25 HAINES Joseph 6 3 9 53 26 JOHNSON Hugh 1 2 3

Good Morning, I am in a bit of a quandry. Lawrence Reees FITZGERALD, the youngest brother of Wilson FITZGERALD of Camden, NJ, died as you will see: LAWRENCE R. FITZGERALD. Mr. Lawrence R. Fitzgerald, a successful business man of this City, died suddenly of hem- orrhage at Camden, N. J., last Monday. He had been an invalid for some time, but it was not thought that his illness would so soon prove fatal. Mr. Fitzgerald was born in Philadelphia in 1826. He received a thorough training in the mercantile business when quite young, and in 1840 was a sales- man with Messrs. Burgess & Zieber. In 1842 Mr. Burgess came to New-York and organized the firm of Burgess, Stringer & Co., which, for many years, did business where the "Herald" Building now stands. Young Fitzgerald accompanied him and remained with that firm until Mr. Burgess retired from it in 1846. Mr. Burgess then formed a new copartner- ship with Mr. Ransom Garrett, under the firm name of Burgess & Garrett, and Mr. Fitzgerald was en- gaged with this new firm until 1850, when Mr. Bur- gess retired. Mr. Garrett then associated himself with Mr. William B. Dick and Mr. Fitzgerald under the firm name of Garrett & Co. In 1857 Mr. Gar- rett retired, and the business has been carried on ever since by the firm of Dick & Fitzgerald. This fellow led a most interesting life as a NY publisher. When he was with Garret & Co, for instance - he an William Brisbane DICK being the "and company" part, they were the exclusive publishers of the works of E Z C JUDSON, aka Ned BUNTLINE - the very famous Dime Novelist of works about such famous cowboys, e.g. Wyatt Earp, Bat Masterson, and Buffalo Bill Cody. It was BUNTLINE who had special weapons made by the Colt factory that had very long muzzles, and were nicknamed Buntline Specials. Such a gun was represented on the old TV show with Hugh O'Brian called Wyatt Earp. Anyway, note the mention in the obituary that he died in Camden. This was written by a New York newspaper. Well, the *death certificate* lays claim to his dying in New York City, and doctor claims he saw him last on the day of his death! Where would the New York newspaper get the idea he had died in Camden? Someone had to have said that, surely? Did he spend his last moments with his brother, Wilson? I know he was buried by Wilson at Laurel Hill in Philadelphia. Maybe that was what they got confused about? Vince Summers

I was provided with a photoimage of an obituary for L. R. FITZGERALD today. It contained details I was not aware of. The death in Camden may or may not be accurate. I suspect it well may be! It is out of New York City: LAWRENCE R. FITZGERALD. Mr. Lawrence R. Fitzgerald, a successful business man of this City, died suddenly of hem- orrhage at Camden, N. J., last Monday. He had been an invalid for some time, but it was not thought that his illness would so soon prove fatal. Mr. Fitzgerald was born in Philadelphia in 1826. He received a thorough training in the mercantile business when quite young, and in 1840 was a sales- man with Messrs. Burgess & Zieber. In 1842 Mr. Burgess came to New-York and organized the firm of Burgess, Stringer & Co., which, for many years, did business where the "Herald" Building now stands. Young Fitzgerald accompanied him and remained with that firm until Mr. Burgess retired from it in 1846. Mr. Burgess then formed a new copartner- ship with Mr. Ransom Garrett, under the firm name of Burgess & Garrett, and Mr. Fitzgerald was en- gaged with this new firm until 1850, when Mr. Bur- gess retired. Mr. Garrett then associated himself with Mr. William B. Dick and Mr. Fitzgerald under the firm name of Garrett & Co. In 1857 Mr. Gar- rett retired, and the business has been carried on ever since by the firm of Dick & Fitzgerald.

CENSUS NJ 1830, Burlington County, WILLINGBORO TWP. page line SURNAME First name Wh. male Wh.female Bl. male Bl. female TOTAL 52 1 FENIMORE Isaac 4 3 7 52 2 ADAMS Isaac 6 5 11 52 3 RIDGWAY Benjamin E. 4 4 8 52 4 WELLS Charles 4 3 7 52 5 LEVER William 4 3 7 52 6 STOKES Charles 4 7 2 13 52 7 WOOLMAN John L. 2 2 4 52 8 STOKES Rachel B. 1 3 4 52 9 STOKES David 1 1 2 52 10 STOKES Israel 4 4 1 9 52 11 PARKER George 4 3 7 52 12 LANDY Joseph 5 7 12 52 13 DEACON Job 6 5 11 52 14 SMITH John 1 1 2 52 15 NESLER James 3 1 4 52 16 ENGLISH Abel 1 2 3 52 17 PAISTLED? Euclided 3 3 6 52 18 KEMBLE Collin 3 2 5 52 19 BUZBY Hannah 2 3 5 52 20 AUSTEN Amos 7 4 14 52 21 AUSTEN Caleb 5 5 12 52 22 SMITH Richard 4 3 7 52 23 HORNER John 4 3 7 52 24 HUNTER Andrew 2 3 5 52 25 SHAYS William 2 2 4 52 26 STACK James 2 3 5 52 27 MIDDLETON Thomas 2 2 4

CENSUS NJ 1830, Burlington County NEW HANOVER TOWNSHIP, p. 49 page line SURNAME First name Wh. male Wh. fem. Bl.male Bl.female TOTAL 49 1 HEVERLAND William 2 3 5 49 2 BOWKER Uriah 1 1 2 49 3 RHUBARB James 2 4 6 49 4 PARKER Jonathan 4 4 8 49 5 HARKER Whittier 2 2 4 49 6 HORNER John 2 2 4 49 7 WORTH Henry 3 3 6 49 8 CARMAN Barzilla 3 1 4 49 9 BODINE John 4 4 8 49 10 FORT Andrew 5 4 9 49 11 WELLS Daniel 2 3 5 49 12 ALCOTT Zachariah 5 2 7 49 13 STACKHOUSE William 1 2 3 49 14 HARRIS Francis 3 1 4 49 15 HARRIS Joseph 4 4 8 49 16 JONES Benjamin 4 3 1 8 49 17 HARKER Edward 2 3 5 49 18 LIPPINCOTT James 5 3 8 49 19 MIRES Aaron 2 1 3 49 20 GASKILL Abraham 2 1 3 49 21 SHARON Joseph 1 3 4 49 22 GIBBS Joseph A. 3 5 8 49 23 BURLINGTON CO. POOR HOUSE 73 84 9 11 177 49 24 McKEE Barney 2 2 4 This is the end of NEW HANOVER TOWNSHIP. The next up is WILLINGBORO TOWNSHIP. (Wouldn't it be nice if we had some names for that Poor house List????) MaisieAnn@aol.com

CENSUS NJ 1830, Burlington County NEW HANOVER TOWNSHIP page line SURNAME First name Wh. male Wh. fem. Bl.male Bl.femae Fem.SLAVE TOTAL 48 1 BUDD Daniel 5 2 7 48 2 JONES William 3 6 9 48 3 ATKINSON William 3 9 12 48 4 GRAY Jesse 3 4 7 48 5 FOX Samuel 1 4 5 48 6 MORTONS Benjamin 5 7 12 48 7 KEELER William 7 5 12 48 8 ASAY Samuel 4 6 10 48 9 FRAKE Joseph 4 2 6 48 10 ROSSELL Samuel 2 2 4 48 11 KONKLING Ann 2 3 5 48 12 BUDD Isaiah 4 2 6 48 13 KEELER William, Sr. 3 2 5 48 14 KING William, Sr. 2 3 5 48 15 COATE Sarah 5 2 1(age 55-100) 8 48 16 ALLEN John 1 2 3 48 17 ALLEN Samuel 4 3 7 48 18 WARNER Thomas 8 5 13 48 19 FIELD Thomas 2 2 4 48 20 LAMB Joseph 2 4 6 48 21 AKIMAN John 1 1 2 48 22 BUTTERWORTH Joseph 1 3 4 48 23 PARKER Joseph 3 2 5 48 24 HARRIS Benjamin 1 3 4 48 25 WEBB Stacy 1 2 3 48 26 BRANSON Asa 3 1 4 48 27 CHAMBERLAN James 4 1 5

CENSUS NJ 1830 Burlington County, New Hanover Twp. p. 47 Pg. Ln. SURNAME First Wh. Male Wh. Fem. Bl. Male Bl. Fem. TOTAL 47 1 DAVIS William 3 3 6 47 2 SEVERN Ren----- 2 2 4 47 3 KIRBY Farnsworth 5 5 10 47 4 REMANS Thomas A. 4 1 5 47 5 GIBBS Nathaniel 2 1 3 47 6 HAVENS George 2 2 4 47 7 CATHCART Gilbert 2 1 3 47 8 JONES John 2 3 5 47 9 BROWN Jacob 1 2 3 47 10 GREEN Daniel 3 2 5 47 11 CARR James 3 2 5 47 12 ECRET John 1 1 2 47 13 FOX Isaiah 4 1 5 47 14 LEWIS Joseph 3 3 6 47 15 BUDD Samuel, Rev. 6 3 1 1 11 47 16 JOBY Gershom 3 3 6 47 17 PIPPITT John 2 2 4 47 18 LEWIS Asher 3 4 7 47 19 FORT Levi 4 2 6 47 20 FORT Barzilla 3 3 6 47 21 PIPPITT Samuel 1 2 3 47 22 GOLDY John 2 4 6 47 23 BUDD William 3 3 6 47 24 EARL Charles 4 4 8 47 25 MORTON Joseph 2 3 5 47 26 SAYLOR William 3 2 5 47 27 KING William, Jr. 2 1 3 MaisieAnn@aol.com "They will not go quietly, the dogs who've shared our lives. In subtle ways they let us know their spirit still survives."

CENSUS NJ 1830 Burlington County, New Hanover Twp. p. 46 Pg. Ln. SURNAME First Wh. Male Wh. Fem. Bl. Male Bl. Fem. TOTAL 46 1 HARKER Samuel 4 ? 6 46 2 BOWKER Thomas 4 3 7 46 3 HORNOR Edward 5 1 6 46 4 HIGBEE Dr. Hugh 1 1 2 46 5 ANDERSON Edward 3 2 5 46 6 ANDERSON Thomas 3 1 4 46 7 DANLEY Joseph 5 2 7 46 8 DANLEY James 2 3 5 46 9 WEBB Jonathan 1 3 4 46 10 ALLINSON David 5 2 7 46 11 SOUTHWICK Samuel 5 2 7 46 12 GASKILL Jacob 4 5 9 46 13 WEST Thomas 5 2 7 46 14 TAYLOR Aaron 7 3 10 46 15 EMLEY Solomon 4 3 7 46 16 TAYLOR Isaac 4 2 6 46 17 SHINN, R. T. Joseph 4 5 9 46 18 STOCKTON Monrow 2 2 4 46 19 MORRIS Morris 2 3 5 46 20 LAMB Jacob 4 7 11 46 21 BUDD John 2 3 5 46 22 STILL Ishmail 5 3 8 46 23 GIBBS Barzilla 5 1 6 46 24 PARENT William 5 5 10 46 25 HODGSON John 1 3 4 46 26 SOGOEN George 2 4 6 46 27 RICHARDSON Thomas 2 5 7 MaisieAnn@aol.com "They will not go quietly, the dogs who've shared our lives. In subtle ways they let us know their spirit still survives."

Can anyone tell me what R. T. means after a name on the 1830 census? this is the 2nd time I have seen it; it is unfamiliar to me. thanks....just curious... MaisieAnn@aol.com "They will not go quietly, the dogs who've shared our lives. In subtle ways they let us know their spirit still survives."