BURLINGTON CO. NJ 11 July 1860, PO Mt. Holly, Cinnaminson Twp. p. 987 987 1 305 295 HATCHER Beulah 59 f w housekeeper NJ 987 2 305 295 KENDAL Hannah 33 f w domestic NJ 987 3 305 295 HULLINGS William 13 m w NJ 987 4 305 295 HAINES Joseph F. 33 m w farmer NJ 987 5 305 295 HAINES Stokes, Jr. 31 m w farmer NJ 987 6 305 295 CRAWFORD William 32 m w farm labor Scotland 987 7 305 295 HULLINGS William 14 m w NJ 987 8 305 295 KENDAL Daniel 7 m w NJ 987 9 306 296 KIMBEL Joseph L. 48 m w farmer NJ 987 10 306 296 KIMBEL Ann E. 48 f w Pa 987 11 306 296 HAINES Emma 17 f w NJ 987 12 306 296 KIMBEL Sarah J. 9 f w NJ 987 13 306 296 KIMBEL Mary E. 7 f w NJ 987 14 306 296 KIMBEL Joseph L. 8/12 m w NJ 987 15 306 296 HULLINGS Lawrance 19 m w farm labor NJ 987 16 307 297 WALKER Charles 36 m w farm labor NJ 987 17 307 297 WALKER Caroline 27 f w Pa 987 18 307 297 WALKER Ann E. 4/12 f w NJ 987 19 307 297 McEVER Peter 55 m w NJ 987 20 308 298 LAUR William 66 m w shoemaker Pa 987 21 308 298 LAUR Mary 56 f w Pa 987 22 308 298 LAUR Fleming 22 m w shoemaker Pa 987 23 308 298 LAUR George 12 m w NJ 987 24 309 299 GARWOOD Jeremiah 37 m w farm labor NJ 987 25 309 299 GARWOOD Sarah B. 32 f w NJ 987 26 309 299 GARWOOD Lydia 9 f w NJ 987 27 309 299 HAINES Jane 50 f w NJ 987 28 310 300 DEWING Elisha 52 m w store keeper Pa 987 29 310 300 DEWING Phebe 50 F W NJ 987 30 310 300 DEWING John 20 m w clerk NJ 987 31 310 300 DEWING Mary A. 22 f w NJ 987 32 310 300 DEWING George 16 m w NJ 987 33 310 300 DEWING William 8 m w NJ 987 34 311 301 HAMMELL Isaac 56 m w farmer NJ 987 35 311 301 HAMMELL Mary 30 f w Va 987 36 311 301 HAMMELL Isaac T. 5 m w NJ 987 37 311 301 MORRIS Samuel 11 m b NJ 987 38 312 302 LOCK Robert C. 54 m w farmer NJ 987 39 312 302 LOCK Anna 46 f w NJ 987 40 312 302 LOCK Harold 16 m w NJ

Does anyone have FRANCIS J. ABEL in his/her family tree? He married MAE KILLE sometime after 1940. [email protected]

<<The Burlington County Library, which is in Mount Holly, has microfilms of most, if not all, of the newspapers published.  And there was a 3x5 index of people, but --very important-- when I was there I noticed that not all people mentioned in the paper were indexed.  So, if you don't find whom you are looking for in the 3x5 cards and have a date of death, do pull the microfilms and search.>> Does BCLibrary have Camden papers, too, like in 1957? Looking for obit for ALVIN H. KILLE, died Oct. 19,1957...he lived on ParK Ave. in Collingswood, NJ. [email protected]

Most funeral homes keep their records. A funeral home that has helped me out in Massachusetts has been in business for over a hundred years and still have all of their records. From what I understand if someone buys a funeral home business the records are normally transferred to the new owner. The funeral home I have looked for in Ohio, just sold out and their records disappeared. A funeral home in upstate N.Y. actually went to the cemetery for me and look for the grave of my ancestor. They will very often have record of the person who gave the information, if they were a veteran and you can find out what church they may have belonged to. I would definitely take the chance and write. I read somewhere that local libraries will sometimes have funeral home records. Alice in NC Caldwell, Marple, Sullivan, Porch, Price http://www.excelir.com/ageier ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bette LoPresti" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, June 01, 2002 8:15 AM Subject: [NJCAMDEN] funeral homes > I saw the post about Foster's Funeral home and was wondering if the > funeral homes do keep records back to the 50's or so and if they do, what > kind of information they would have other than the death date. My great > aunt was buried from John A. Healy's in Haddon Heights. I checked online > and got their number, but I figured if someone else has contacted a funeral > home I would find out what kinds of things they would have in their records > before I call. If all they have is the death date it wouldn't make any > sense to bother them, since I already have that. What I'm interested in is > who took care of the funeral arrangements and whether her husband was > buried from there and his date of death, which I don't have. I would love > to hear from anyone who has experience with contacting funeral homes, > especially the John A. Healy one. Thanks. > > Bette LoPresti > Hollywood, FL > > >

I saw the post about Foster's Funeral home and was wondering if the funeral homes do keep records back to the 50's or so and if they do, what kind of information they would have other than the death date. My great aunt was buried from John A. Healy's in Haddon Heights. I checked online and got their number, but I figured if someone else has contacted a funeral home I would find out what kinds of things they would have in their records before I call. If all they have is the death date it wouldn't make any sense to bother them, since I already have that. What I'm interested in is who took care of the funeral arrangements and whether her husband was buried from there and his date of death, which I don't have. I would love to hear from anyone who has experience with contacting funeral homes, especially the John A. Healy one. Thanks. Bette LoPresti Hollywood, FL

>Date: Thu, 30 May 2002 16:51:22 -0400 >From: Howard Gillette <[email protected]> >Subject: Program at Rutgers-Camden >Sender: "New Jersey history and related topics." ><[email protected]> >X-Sender: [email protected] >To: [email protected] >Reply-to: Howard Gillette <[email protected]> >Delivered-to: [email protected] > > >X-Sender: [email protected] > >X-Mailer: QUALCOMM Windows Eudora Version 4.3.2 > >Date: Tue, 28 May 2002 13:44:57 -0400 > >To: [email protected] > >From: Howard Gillette <[email protected]> > >Subject: Program at Rutgers-Camden > >Sender: [email protected] > >X-Virus-Scanned: by AMaViS snapshot-20010714 > > > >Please note the following program and pass along to colleagues who might be > >interested. On Thursday, June 6th, the Mid-Atlantic Regional Center for > >the Humanities will co-sponsor with the Rutgers Center for the Arts, a > >special program related to the current exhibit, "Suspended in Time," > >commemorating the 75 anniversary of the Benjamin Franklin Bridge. The > >program begins with a guided tour of the exhibit at 3:30, followed by > >background on the history of the bridge presented by Professor Jeffrey > >Dorwart and commentary on a series of spectacular images drawn from lantern > >slides held by the Delaware River Port Authority depicting the construction > >of the bridge. The afternoon ends with a reception. You are invited to > >participate in any of these related sessions, but to reserve a place in the > >tour, call 856 225-6350. All events are free and located at the Stedman > >Gallery on the Rutgers-Camden campus, just a few blocks from the Ben > >Franklin Bridge, just off Third street, Camden, a block north of Cooper. > >This program is the first in a series of collaborative efforts between > >MARCH and the Center for the Arts. > > > >Howard Gillette > > > >

>Date: Thu, 30 May 2002 13:36:33 -0400 (EDT) >From: John Seitter <[email protected]> >Subject: Education Position at Camden County Historical Society >Sender: "New Jersey history and related topics." ><[email protected]> >To: [email protected] >Reply-to: [email protected] >Delivered-to: [email protected] > >The Camden County Historical Society seeks an Education Program Coordinator >to research, develop and present a wide range of creative, interpretive >programs on historic and contemporary topics for the Society's diverse >audiences. > >Main responsibilities include: Develops ongoing relationships with educators >throughout Camden County to make the resources of the Camden County >Historical Society accessible to students at all grade levels--both at the >Society and in the classroom. Works with staff to prepare creative programs >relating to the Society's permanent collection and special exhibits for >educational, civic, senior and other groups. Schedules and conducts in house >and off site school and community programs. Venues include schools, >libraries, senior centers and meeting halls, as well as the Society complex. >Develops support print material such as docent manuals, brochures, >questionnaires and pre-and post-visit information. Works with the Volunteer >Coordinator to recruit, train and schedule docent staff, to help conduct >educational programs. >Responds to public inquiries for all group programming. > >Experience required: BA in Museum Education, Education, History and/or a >related field plus two years experience in a comparable professional >capacity. Must be computer literate and have a valid driver's license. >Knowledge of New Jersey History and supervisory experience is a plus. > >Please send a cover letter resume and three references to the Executive >Director Camden County Historical Society, PO Box 378 Collingswood, NJ 08108. > No online or faxed applications will be accepted. Deadline for applications >is June 21, 2002.

BURLINGTON CO. NJ, 11 July 1860, PO Mt. Holly, Cinnaminson Twp. p. 986 986 1 298 288 WILLIAMSON Hezekiah 13 m w farm app. NJ 986 2 299 289 HAMMELL James 43 m w farm labor NJ 986 3 299 289 HAMMELL Ann M. 43 f w NJ 986 4 299 289 HAMMELL Andrew 12 m w NJ 986 5 299 289 HAMMELL Elizabeth 5 f w NJ 986 6 299 289 HAMMELL William 2 m w NJ 986 7 299 289 HAMMELL Caroline 8/12 f w NJ 986 8 300 290 MARTIN Edward H. 30 m w miller NJ 986 9 300 290 MARTIN Agnes A. 28 f w NJ 986 10 300 290 MARTIN John H. 5 m w NJ 986 11 300 290 MARTIN Eliott 3 m w NJ 986 12 301 291 MARTIN Rebecca 28 f w teacher NJ 986 13 301 291 MARTIN Sarah 26 f w housekeeper NJ 986 14 301 291 GOURLEY Plumer 30 m w Pa 986 15 301 291 MARTIN Mary 14 f w NJ 986 16 302 292 HAINES John W. 48 m w farmer NJ 986 17 302 292 HAINES Hannah W. 40 f w Pa 986 18 302 292 HAINES Franklin T. 16 m w Pa 986 19 302 292 HAINES Mary W. 15 f w Pa 986 20 302 292 HAINES Jacob 13 m w Pa 986 21 302 292 HAINES Horace M. 11 m w Pa 986 22 302 292 HAINES John W. 7 m w Pa 986 23 302 292 HAINES Frances 3 f w Pa 986 24 302 292 HAINES Elizabeth L. 1 f w Pa 986 25 302 292 GROSEMAN Louisa 15 f w Pa 986 26 302 292 MARONEY John 25 m w farm labor Ireland 986 27 302 292 SUFHAY Isaac 16 m b Pa 986 28 303 293 BROCK Robert 28 m w farmer NJ 986 29 303 293 BROCK Rebecca 24 f w NJ 986 30 303 293 CASEDY Elizabeth 13 f w NJ 986 31 303 293 ADAMS Robert 17 m w farm apprentice NJ 986 32 304 294 HUNTER Samuel 40 m w farmer NJ 986 33 304 294 HUNTER Anna M. 30 f w NJ 986 34 304 294 HUNTER Anna M. 9 f w NJ 986 35 304 294 HUNTER Sarah E. 5 f w NJ 986 36 304 294 WAYNE Hannah 13 f w NJ 986 37 304 294 HORNER Margaret 16 f w NJ 986 38 304 294 CLAYPOLE Benjamin 25 m w farm labor NJ 986 39 304 294 BATES Franklin 18 m w farm labor NJ 986 40 305 295 HAINES Stokes 63 m w farmer NJ

In a message dated 5/31/02 12:41:57 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: > I had a relative who died in Oct. 1957. Funeral handled by Foster's Funeral > Home at Haddon and Lee Aves., Collingswood, NJ....I would like to contact it > > if it is still there, as the death notice from the Phila. Bulletin for the > relative does not say in what state he died, Pa or NJ??? Maisie- Foster's Funeral Home is still there and still in the same location plus they have a second location on the White Hores Pike in Audubon as well. Joan

I had a relative who died in Oct. 1957. Funeral handled by Foster's Funeral Home at Haddon and Lee Aves., Collingswood, NJ....I would like to contact it if it is still there, as the death notice from the Phila. Bulletin for the relative does not say in what state he died, Pa or NJ??? [email protected]

BURLINGTON CO. NJ 11 July 1860, PO Mt. Holly, Cinnaminson Twp. p. 985 985 1 290 280 MATLACK Franklin 28 m w farmer NJ 985 2 290 280 MATLACK Margaret 28 f w NJ 985 3 290 280 MATLACK Anna 4 f w NJ 985 4 290 280 WELLS Sarah A. 15 f w NJ 985 5 290 280 WARRINGTON Lewis 22 m w NJ 985 6 291 281 BATES Charles P. 32 m w farm labor NJ 985 7 291 281 BATES Hannah 28 f w NJ 985 8 291 281 BATES John P. 8 m w NJ 985 9 291 281 BATES Maria P. 3 f w NJ 985 10 291 281 BATES Mary A. 1 f w NJ 985 11 292 282 WELLS Charles 38 m w farm labor NJ 985 12 292 282 WELLS Adaline 35 f w NJ 985 13 292 282 WELLS Elizabeth A. 13 f w NJ 985 14 292 282 WELLS Mary J. 10 f w NJ 985 15 292 282 WELLS Margarete 1 f w NJ 985 16 293 283 STEWART Alexander 31 m w farm laborer Ireland 985 17 293 283 STEWART Isabella 32 f w Ireland 985 18 293 283 STEWART Samuel 5 m w Pa 985 19 293 283 STEWART Alexander 2 m w Pa 985 20 293 283 STEWART William J. 9/12 m w Pa 985 21 294 284 ISLER John 35 m w gentleman England 985 22 294 284 ISLER Emily 39 f w England 985 23 294 284 PHILIPSON Edward 32 m w England 985 24 295 285 LEWIS Benjamin 63 m w farm labor Del. 985 25 295 285 LEWIS Abigail 63 f w NJ 985 26 295 285 LEWIS Enoch 20 m w farm labor NJ 985 27 296 286 STORY Job E. 55 m w shoemaker NJ 985 28 296 286 STORY Mary 54 f w Pa 985 29 296 286 STORY Mary 81 f w Pa 985 30 297 287 WINKALSPHT John 27 m w farmer Baden 985 31 297 287 WINKALSPHT Frances 52 f w Baden 985 32 297 287 WINKALSPHT Frances 19 f w Baden 985 33 297 287 WINKALSPHT Felix 21 m w Baden 985 34 297 287 WINKALSPHT Matilda 15 f w Baden 985 35 297 287 WINKALSPHT Joseph 11 m w Baden 985 36 298 288 BATES Alcanah H. 25 m w farmer NJ 985 37 298 288 BATES Catharine C. 23 f w Ohio 985 38 298 288 BATES Alice A. 5 f w Indiana 985 39 298 288 BATES George A. 4 m w Ohio 985 40 298 288 BATES William H. 1 m w NJ [email protected]

I want to thank everyone on the list who wrote to me with suggestions and information on St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church, Calvary Cemetery, and the Audubon High School yearbooks. I will be calling the cemetery to find out the lot number and also contacting the High School to find out if they can check some old yearbooks. And thanks to the directions I will have no trouble finding the cemetery when I get up there this summer. Thanks again to all for such a warm welcome to the list. Bette LoPresti Hollywood, FL

Hi, I just joined this list in the hopes of discovering if anyone has an Audubon High School yearbook from the '40's to early 50's that could check to see if there is any mention of a Mayme Weideman. She was my great aunt and according to her obituary in August of 1951 she ran a luncheonette across the street from Audubon Hish School and was known as "mom" to thousands of Audubon High School students that she served during the 20 years that she operated the luncheonette. I was wondering if there is anyone on this list who went to school there in the '30's to '50's and might remember her and if maybe one or more of the yearbooks might have mentioned her or the luncheonette. Also, the obiturary says her funeral was at St. Rose of Lima Church in Haddon Heights and she was buried in Calvary Cemetery. This summer I am hoping to come north and would like to go to this cemetery. Is this in Audubon or Haddon Heights or elsewhere? Any help would be greatfully appreciated. Bette LoPresti Hollywood, FL

BURLINGTON CO. NJ 10 July 1860, PO Mt. Holly, Cinnaminson Twp. p 984 984 1 280 271 MATLACK Charles H. 7 m w NJ 984 2 280 271 MATLACK Sarah 1/1 f w NJ 984 3 281 272 MATLACK Josiah 43 m w miller NJ 984 4 281 272 MATLACK Maria 42 f w Pa 984 5 281 272 MATLACK Hannah 20 f w NJ 984 6 281 272 JOHNSON Elizabeth 17 f w NJ 984 7 281 272 MATLACK Mary P. 16 f w NJ 984 8 281 272 MATLACK Amy P. 10 f w NJ 984 9 282 273 PEARSON Samuel 42 m w gentleman NJ 984 10 282 273 PEARSON Frances 26 f w Pa 984 11 282 273 PEARSON Daniel 5 m w NJ 984 12 283 274 FORD Mary 48 f w gentlewoman Pa 984 13 284 275 PARSONS John 51 m w surgical instrument maker England 984 14 284 275 PARSONS Mary 46 f w England 984 15 284 275 PARSONS Mary Maria 23 f w England 984 16 284 275 PARSONS William 18 m w Pa 984 17 284 275 PARSONS George W. 16 m w Pa 984 18 284 275 PARSONS Fanny V. 12 f w Pa 984 19 284 275 PARSONS Hannah 10 f w Pa 984 20 284 275 PARSONS Benjamin 7 m w Pa 984 21 284 275 PARSONS Charles 3 m w Pa 984 22 284 275 BIRD Mary 74 f w gentlewoman England 984 23 285 unoccupied England 984 24 286 276 QUICK Job 46 m w farmer NJ 984 25 286 276 QUICK Hannah 42 f w NJ 984 26 286 276 QUICK Emaline 17 f w NJ 984 27 286 276 QUICK Sarah J. 14 f w NJ 984 28 286 276 BISHOP David 21 m w farm labor NJ 984 29 287 277 HOFFMAN John 52 m w railroad labor NJ 984 30 287 277 HOFFMAN Ellen 53 f w NJ 984 31 287 277 HOFFMAN John 9 m w NJ 984 32 288 278 SHULER Joseph 36 m w farm labor Prussia 984 33 288 278 SHULER Elizabeth 28 f w Ireland 984 34 288 278 SHULER Mary J. 1 f w NJ 984 35 288 278 SHULER Susanna 2/12 f w NJ 984 36 289 279 WELLS Albert 43 m w farm labor NJ 984 37 289 279 WELLS Rebecca A. 36 f w NJ 984 38 289 279 WELLS Alcana H. 13 m w NJ 984 39 289 279 WELLS Martha A. 9 f w NJ 984 40 289 279 WELLS Charles H. 6 m w NJ [email protected]

BURLINGTON CO.,NJ, 10 July 1860, PO Mt. Holly, Cinnaminson Twp. p. 983 983 1 274 265 ELBERSON Rebecca 38 f w NJ 983 2 274 265 ELBERSON Sarah J. 3 f w NJ 983 3 275 266 MAGARGY James W. 29 m w farmer Pa 983 4 275 266 MAGARGY Sarah 22 f w NJ 983 5 275 266 MAGARGY George 7 m w NJ 983 6 275 266 MAGARGY Anna 3 f w NJ 983 7 275 266 MAGARGY Margaret 1 f w NJ 983 8 275 266 MAGARGY Sarah 77 f w gentlewoman Pa 983 9 275 266 CHEESMAN Japhet 19 m w farm labor NJ 983 10 275 266 RICE Clifford 18 m w farm labor Pa 983 11 276 267 CONROW Darling 39 m w farmer NJ 983 12 276 267 CONROW Mary T. 29 f w NJ 983 13 276 267 CONROW Franklin 15 m w NJ 983 14 276 267 CONROW Abraham E. 2 m w NJ 983 15 276 267 CASSADY Hannah 18 f w domestic NJ 983 16 276 267 BORDEN Ellen 10 f w NJ 983 17 276 267 ROBERTS Asa C. 12 m w Pa 983 18 277 268 VENABEL Josiah 44 m w farm labor Pa 983 19 277 268 VENABEL Hannah 39 f w NJ 983 20 278 269 GARRIGUES William A. 50 m w farm labor Pa 983 21 278 269 GARRIGUES Elizabeth 45 f w Pa 983 22 278 269 GARRIGUES Hetty M. 20 f w Pa 983 23 278 269 GARRIGUES Rebecca T. 14 f w NJ 983 24 278 269 GARRIGUES Franklin 9 m w NJ 983 25 278 269 GARRIGUES William A., Jr. 2 m w NJ 983 26 278 269 SHAY Ann 20 f w domestic Ireland 983 27 278 269 SUMERS Thomas 14 m b Pa 983 28 278 269 BURKSON John 10 m b Pa 983 29 278 269 MARONY Timothy 28 m w laborer Ireland 983 30 279 270 HUGHES Thomas 40 m w millwright Pa 983 31 279 270 HUGHES Eliza 38 f w NJ 983 32 279 270 HUGHES Alice 15 f w NJ 983 33 279 270 HUGHES Elizabeth 11 f w NJ 983 34 279 270 HUGHES William 7 m w NJ 983 35 279 270 HUGHES Silas 3 m w NJ 983 36 280 271 MATLACK Jacob 37 m w miller NJ 983 37 280 271 MATLACK Mary A. 36 f w NJ 983 38 280 271 MATLACK Aaron 14 m w NJ 983 39 280 271 MATLACK Isaac 12 m w NJ 983 40 280 271 MATLACK Martha 10 f w NJ [email protected]

In a message dated 5/27/02 3:45:25 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: > My great-grandfather, Nelson ROGERS, apparently lived in New Jersey at one > time. His son, my grandfather Albert was supposedly born in New Jersey in > 1860. According to family lore, Nelson ROGERS was a sea captain. I have > not been able to find birth records for my grandfather, nor any census > record for Nelson ROGERS or his wife Anna. Since an older cousin told me > that my grandfather told him that he could see the city of Phildelphia as a > child, I assume that Nelson and family lived in the vicinity of Camden, > N.J. > My questions are, what exactly is a sea captain, i.e., and are there any > suggestions for searching specifically on sea captains? > > I have already looked in the census, in city directories, and in court > files > I'm sorry but I don't find either Albert or Nelson Rogers. Your best bet is to seach an 1860 census online for Nelson when it becomes available. (such as ancestry.com) Sea Captains were just that -- in charge of sailing vessels that plied the oceans delivering goods, people, emigrants, livestock, etc. I imagine a search for a Maritime museum or Historical Society history books would provide more detail on Sea Captains. Joan

Does anyone have access to the 1930's ED's? Looking for the ED's for: 115 S Texas Ave and 280 S Congress Ave. Listed in phone directory as in Atlantic City but Steve Morse ED program has Congress Ave in Jersey city. (I can't access ED because my computer doesn't have the right browser size. Also looking for 240 Boyd St and 1380 Haddon Ave in Camden. Thanks in advance. Susan Gurman Lansdale, Pa. [email protected]

Several years ago a friend online found my great grandmother's brother - Thomas James Jones - on the 1920 census. He was married, wife's name Marcia and a step son. I lost the email and never got it into my files. I did not copy down the stepson's name. it would make my search so much easier. To date, I have scoured Thomas Jones' in NJ 1920, but can't seem to find him. He was killed in 1923. Per his death certificate, he lived in Irish Hill. Can someone tell me where that was? Diane Personal Website http://www.shovergen.com/Ghosts.html Burlington County, NJ Genealogy Website Coordinator http://www.shovergen.com/njburlin/index.html Rootsweb Mailing List Administrator CRISPIN, HACKNEY, SHOVER

BURLINGTON CO. NJ 10 July, 1860, PO Mt. Holly, Cinnaminson Twp. p. 982 982 1 265 256 GEMNER Mary 28 f w Baden 982 2 265 256 GEMNER Rosa 1 f w NJ 982 3 266 257 EDGER Adam 26 f w farm labor Hesse Cassle 982 4 266 257 EDGER Mary 27 f w Baden 982 5 266 257 EDGER Anna 10/12 f w NJ 982 6 267 258 VANVANE Henry 46 m w farmer Pa 982 7 267 258 VANVANE Hannah 47 f w NJ 982 8 267 258 VANVANE Mary 19 f w NJ 982 9 267 258 VANVANE Elizabeth 17 f w NJ 982 10 267 258 VANVANE Hannah 15 f w NJ 982 11 267 258 VANVANE Sarah A. 13 f w NJ 982 12 267 258 VANVANE William H. 11 m w NJ 982 13 267 258 VANVANE Emma 9 f w NJ 982 14 267 258 HEATON John 16 m w farm app. NJ 982 15 267 258 HARRIS Samuel 26 m m farm labor NJ 982 16 268 259 MINHININCK William 70 m w farmer England 982 17 268 259 GARWOOD Margaret 18 f w NJ 982 18 269 260 PIERSON Isaac 33 m w farmer NJ 982 19 269 260 PIERSON Rebecca 30 f w NJ 982 20 269 260 PIERSON Elizabeth 9 f w NJ 982 21 269 260 PIERSON Franklin T. 7 m w NJ 982 22 269 260 PIERSON Joseph 4 m w NJ 982 23 269 260 PIERSON Richardson 1 m w NJ 982 24 269 260 HULLENS Charles 17 m w farm labor NJ 982 25 270 261 LOWER Philip 21 m w farm labor Pa 982 26 270 261 LOWER Elizabeth 18 f w NJ 982 27 270 261 LOWER William 10/12 m w NJ 982 28 271 262 HULLINGS Josiah 41 m w farm labor NJ 982 29 271 262 HULLINGS Emily 38 f w NJ 982 30 271 262 HULLINGS Henry C. 10 m w NJ 982 31 271 262 HULLINGS Deborah D. 5 f w NJ 982 32 271 262 HULLINGS Sarah D. 2 f w NJ 982 33 271 262 HULLINGS Josiah 2/12 m w NJ 982 34 272 263 STRATON Elizabeth 63 f w gentlewoman NJ 982 35 272 263 STRATON Charles 31 m w farm labor NJ 982 36 273 264 BROCK Sarah 72 f w gentlewoman NJ 982 37 273 264 COBB Ann 24 f w domestic NJ 982 38 273 264 ADAMS David 14 m w NJ 982 39 273 264 COBB Clara T. 2 f w NJ 982 40 274 265 ELBERSON John 40 m w farm labor NJ [email protected]

Hi Brian, There were quite a few William SCUDDERs around -- just to make searches interesting! Capt. William CORSON SCUDDER was a sea captain, b. April 21, 1823, in Upper Twp, Cape May Co., NJ. My grgrgrandfather, John G. SCUDDER, was a younger brother. His parents were David and Martha Gandy SCUDDER. He went to sea at age 15 as a mate, working his way up to Capt. as a young man. He operated a Lumber Co., hauling lumber by ship and eventually moved to Camden, NJ, along the Delaware River. He bought a steam planing mill and manufactured wooden sashes and blinds in Camden with a partner. He eventually bought him out and owned SCUDDER Lumber Co., then SCUDDER & Son Lumber. He became the Master Port Warden in Camden until his death on Dec. 19, 1898. Over the years he provided many jobs for SCUDDER relatives who moved from Cape May CO. to Camden CO. during the industrial era. Hope you find your other William SCUDDER. Regards, Joan In a message dated 5/25/02 5:53:20 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: > Joan. I hate to jump on you with an out of the blue request. BUT this was > the first message I have seen on the Scudder mailing list. Could you tell > me > the date of death for you Capt. William Scudder? Was he in the civil war? > I have a relative who when he was in his eighties or nineties went to New > York to visit the family of a William Scudder. He actually died on the > way. > I'm wondering if William Scudder was a war buddy or if he was a Capt., > someone my relative highly respected. > Can you shed any light on this. My relative, William Cole, died in > Jamestown, NY. > > Brian L. Cole > Researching Coles from > England to MD to OH >