Jane! Good morning. Read your post RE: Delanco Camp Meeting, yesterday. Last night, I spoke to my mother a preacher's wife and senior services director @ Haddonfield UMC and she knew all about it. The Delanco Camp Meeting Association originated in the town Delanco, NJ (Burlington County). It was founded as a "holiness" (Asbury College type theology rather than Drew University type theology) camp meeting. She wasn't sure of the founding date. She thought that it was established sometime in the 1800's. In 1965 or so, the association moved to Tabernacle, NJ (Burlington County). Today, the association describes itself as a Wesleyan inter-denominational holiness camp meeting association. Here is some contact information to help you in your exploration... www.delanco.org www.campmeeting.org Delanco Camp Meeting Association 171 Sooy Place Road Tabernacle, NJ 08088-9611 Dobbins Memorial United Methodist Church 320 Union Avenue Delanco, NJ Happy hunting! Edie May > -----Original Message----- > From: [email protected] > [mailto:[email protected]] > Sent: Tuesday, March 05, 2002 5:01 AM > To: [email protected] > Subject: NJCAMDEN-D Digest V02 #56 > > << Message: Untitled Attachment >> << Message: [NJCAMDEN] Delanco > Camp Meeting >> << Message: [NJCAMDEN] CENSUS 1860 NJ, Burlington Co. > Beverly City, p. 904 >>

Hello fellow list members, I am looking for information about the enumeration district for 607 N. 4th Street in Camden NJ also for 623 Market Street. The Census I am looking at is for 1900 Thank you Patty __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Try FREE Yahoo! Mail - the world's greatest free email! http://mail.yahoo.com/

BURLINGTON CO. NJ 9 July 1860, PO Beverly, Beverly City, p. 905 905 1 223 236 SNYDER Philip F. 41 m w conveyancer Pa 905 2 223 236 SNYDER Rebecca 38 f w Pa 905 3 223 236 SNYDER Elizabeth 13 f w Pa 905 4 223 236 SNYDER Russell 6 m w Pa 905 5 224 237 SPARKS John C. 48 m w carpenter Maryland 905 6 224 237 SPARKS Beulah A. 28 f w NJ 905 7 224 237 SPARKS Thoms. J. 7 m w NJ 905 8 224 237 SPARKS Robert J. 5 m w NJ 905 9 224 237 SPARKS Mary E. 2 f w NJ 905 10 224 237 POWELL Mary 67 f w needlewoman NJ 905 11 225 238 COBB Isaac 44 m w house carpenter Pa 905 12 225 238 COBB Phebe A. 39 f w Pa 905 13 225 238 COBB Charlotte 9 f w Pa 905 14 225 238 COBB Anna E. 6 f w Pa 905 15 225 238 COBB Isaac 5 m w Pa 905 16 225 238 COBB William 2 m w Pa 905 17 226 905 18 227 239 HORNBY Wm. 55 m w wax manufacturer England 905 19 227 239 HORNBY Rebecca 48 f w NJ 905 20 227 239 HORNBY John C. 22 m w tin smith Pa 905 21 227 239 HORNBY William 16 m w Pa 905 22 227 239 BOOTH Mary J. 13 f w domestic Pa 905 23 227 239 HUNT Rachel G. 27 f w school teacher Pa 905 24 228 240 WINTER Elizabeth 40 f w retired lady NY 905 25 228 240 MERCER Mary 25 f w retired lady NY 905 26 229 241 VANSCIVER Maria 40 f w sewing woman NJ 905 27 229 241 VANSCIVER Mary E. 17 f w NJ 905 28 229 241 VANSCIVER John H. 11 m w NJ 905 29 229 241 VANSCIVER Martha 10 f w NJ 905 30 229 241 VANSCIVER Hannah J. 7 f w NJ 905 31 230 242 FOSTER Thomas 40 m w farm laborer Delaware 905 32 230 242 FOSTER Lydia 64 f w Delaware 905 33 230 242 HILL George W. 18 m w cutler Delaware 905 34 243 CANNON Jacob A. 42 m w cordwinder NJ 905 35 243 CANNON Mary J. 21 f w needlewoman Delaware 905 36 231 244 GROSS Jacob D. 44 m w engraver Pa 905 37 231 244 GROSS Caroline L. 32 f w England 905 38 231 244 GROSS Harry D. 13 m w Pa 905 39 231 244 GROSS Edith A. 8 f w NJ 905 40 231 244 GROSS Minor C. 5 m w Pa

Source: [email protected] Subject: Fw: To Pennsylvania 1684 ----- From: Judy Ardine <[email protected]> > FTM CD # 350 Complete Book of Emigrants 1607-1776 > > 1684 > > 8 February 1684. The following apprenticed in London: John Joverell of > Gloucester, glass bottle seller of full age, to Joseph Martin of > London, merchant, 4 years Pennsylvania. (LMWB13/371). > > 27 February 1684-19 March 1684. Shippers by the Guillielmo, Mr. > William East, bound from London for Pennsylvania: John West, > Pennsylvania Society, Richard Martin, Joseph Martin, John Pemble, > Samuel Shepherd. (PRO: E190/124/1). > > 10 March 1684. The following apprenticed in London: John Moore, glass > bottle maker, to Joseph Martin, agent for the Pennsylvania Society, 4 > years Pennsylvania to work as a bottle maker. (LMWB13/387). > > 19 March 1684. The following apprenticed in Middlesex: William > Phillips, aged 27, to Edmund Paine of Stepney, mariner, 4 years > Pennsylvania. (GLRO: MR/E/593). > > 26 March 1684. The following apprenticed in London: John Combes to > Daniell Duthaes of London, merchant, 7 years Pennsylvania. > (LMWB13/397). > > 9 April 1684-2 May 1684. The following apprenticed in Middlesex to > Edmond Payne of London, merchant, to serve four years in Pennsylvania: > Abraham Amis, aged 31; Benjamin Porter, aged 21. (GLRO: MR/E/593). > > 30 April 1684-17 May 1684. Shippers by the Charles, Mr. Edmond Paine, > bound from London for Pennsylvania: Thomas Warner, Daniel Whearley, > Richard Goodall, William Boulton, John Shelton. (PRO: E190/124/1). > > 1 May 1684. The following apprenticed in London: Robert Gibble, son of > William G. of Exeter Street, Strand, Middlesex, gent, deceased, and > Philip Philizot, son of Odo P. of Paris, France, wool spinner, to Rene > Drignion, goldsmith, 4 years Pennsylvania. (LMWB13/416). > > 13 May 1684. The following apprenticed in London: William Prosser and > David Tristid to Richard Whitpaine, citizen and butcher of London, 4 > years Pennsylvania. (LMWB13/426). > > 17 May 1684-2 July 1684. Shippers by the Patience, Mr. William Smith, > bound from London for Pennsylvania: William Roydon, Thomas Crundall, > Thomas Cope, Edward Hasted, Isaac Testard, William Woodbee, John > Brogett, Richard Witpan, John Pemble. (PRO: E190/124/1). > > 23 May 1684. The following apprenticed in Middlesex: Robert Tasker, > aged 21, to William Smith of Wapping, mariner, 4 years Pennsylvania; > Francis Stott, aged 28, to the same, 4 years Pennsylvania; Charles > Horton, aged 13, to William Pewsey of Tower Hill, London, merchant, 9 > years Jamaica, with the consent of his father, William H. (GLRO: > MR/E/593). > > 3 June 1684. The following apprenticed in Bristol: Charles Morgan > alias Williams to William Smith, 6 years Pennsylvania by Bristol > Merchant, said William Smith Mr; Elizabeth Gibbs of Worcester to > William Swymmer, 4 years Jamaica; John Thomas of Llandaff, to John > Tompson, 6 years Pennsylvania by Bristol Merchant. (BR). > > 3 June 1684. The following apprenticed in London: Elizabeth Whittle to > William Smith, mariner, 4 years Pennsylvania. (LMWB13/438). > > 3-13 June 1684. Shippers by the Vine of Liverpool, Mr. William > Preeson, bound from Liverpool for Pennsylvania: Griffeth Owen, William > Hatton, Henry Baker, John Stedman. (PRO: E190/1346/9). > > 19-23 June 1684. Shippers by the Shield of Stockton, Mr. Daniell > Toaes, bound from Newcastle for Pennsylvania: Alexander Robinson, > Nicholas Pendry. (PRO: E190/200/9). > > 23 June 1684. The following apprenticed in London: Richard Hall, whose > father and mother are dead, to serve John Lightfoot, planter, 9 years > Virginia, with the consent of his grandmother, Elizabeth Chidley; Mary > Miller, widow, to William Smith, mariner, 4 years Pennsylvania; Henry > Stephens to the same, 12 years Virginia, with the consent of his > mother, Rebecca, wife of Lewis Isles. (LMWB13/454). > > 27 June 1684. The following apprenticed in Bristol: Francis Sansom of > Broseley, Salop, baker, to Henry Loyd, 4 years Virginia or > Pennsylvania. (BR). > > 17 July 1684-25 August 1684. Shippers by the Bristol Merchant, Mr. > John Stephens, bound from Bristol for Pennsylvania and Virginia: > William Smith, John Elliott, John Bevan, John Bennett, Hugh Goodin, > Howell James, Robert Cloude, Arthur Bowes, Thomas Callowhill, William > Noble, Roger Buck, George Perce, John Bristow, William Fry, Aron > Williams, William Watson, Edward Lynn, Thomas Jaques, Joshua Ketchmay, > John Bucklan, John Brimsdon, Andrew Raven, Joshua Humphrys, Richard > Wood, Tobias Dole, Joseph Hort, Thomas Day, Barnabas Wilson, Jonathan > Stone. (PRO: E190/1147/1). > > 26 July 1684. The following apprenticed in Bristol: Edward Evans of > Dollwrell (sic), Worcs, tailor, to John Orchard, 4 years Pennsylvania > by Society, Mr. John Read; Samuel Pepper of Kings Lynn, Norf, to > William Swymmer, 4 years Jamaica by Dragon. (BR). > > 28 July 1684-2 September 1684. Shippers by the Maryland Merchant of > Hull, Mr. Joseph Eyon, bound from Hull for Pennsylvania: Walter > Fawcett, John Bambrigg, Thomas Fox, Robert Shackleton, Thomas Nisbett, > John Langstaff, Cornel Empson, George Horsley. (PRO: E190/327/7). > > 31 July 1684. The following apprenticed in London: Elizabeth Fann of > St. Botolph Bishopsgate, London, spinster, and Patience Knight of > Southwark, Surrey, spinster, to Phillip Clarke, planter, 4 years > Maryland; Isaac Vigoreux of Rochelle, France, to Daniel Duthaes, 4 > years Pennsylvania. (LMWB13/502,503). > > 5-16 August 1684. Shippers by the Greyhound, Mr. Joseph Marty, bound > from London for Pennsylvania: John Grey, Thomas Bawman, John Osgood, > Thomas Bud, Daniel Burton, John West, Francis Hulcupp, Michael Clark. > (PRO: E190/124/1). > > 11 August 1684. The following apprenticed in Bristol: Jacob Bosley of > Chipping Norton, Oxon, to John Hort, mariner, 4 years Pennsylvania by > Bristol Merchant. (BR). > > 19 August 1684. The following apprenticed in Bristol: Edward Pinnick > of Seend, Wilts, to Robert Crewde, 7 years Pennsylvania by Bristol > Merchant; John Pinnick of Seend to same, 3 years Pennsylvania by > Bristol Merchant; John Evans of Newcastle, Staffs, to James Newland, 4 > years New England by New England Merchant, Mr. Palmer. (BR). > > 21 August 1684. The following apprenticed in Bristol: Mary Jones of > St. Brides, Glam, to Philip Willis, shipwright, 4 years Pennsylvania or > Virginia. (BR). > > 25 August 1684. The following apprenticed in Bristol: William > Goldsmith of Falmouth, Corn, to John Steevens, 4 years Pennsylvania or > Virginia; William Golden of London to Jonathan Stone, 7 years Virginia > or Maryland by Resolution or Society; Richard Athay of Litton, Som, > cordwainer, to John Hort, mariner, 4 years Pennsylvania by Bristol > Merchant. (BR). > > 4 September 1684. The following apprenticed in London: Thomas Brooke > and James Harris, glass bottle makers, to Joseph Martin, agent for the > Free Society of Traders in Pennsylvania, 4 years Pennsylvania. > (LMWB13/544). > > 18 September 1684-20 October 1684. Shippers by the Despatch, Mr. Henry > Patrick, bound from London for New York and Pennsylvania: William > Dockwra, Daniel Wright, George Hutchinson, Thomas Budd, William > Woodbee, Thomas Mayleigh, Richard Witpan, John Hall, John Pemble. (PRO: > E190/124/1). > > 14-20 October 1684. Shippers by the James & Elizabeth, Mr. John Beer, > bound from Weymouth for Pennsylvania: James Jacob & Co., David > Arbuthnot. (PRO: E190/886/3, 887/2). > > 15 October 1684. The following apprenticed in Bristol: John Fisher of > Horsington, Som, to Nicholas Ridout of Shaftesbury, Dorset, 5 years > Pennsylvania by Maryland Merchant; Samuel Veale of Keynsham, Som, > ribbon weaver, to same, 5 years Pennsylvania by Maryland Merchant; > Caesar Hoskins of Llantverne (sic but poss. Llanwarne), Heref, ribbon > weaver, to same, 4 years Pennsylvania by Maryland Merchant; Christopher > Groyn of Abbey Dore, Heref, to John Wathen, 4 years Maryland by > Comfort; Thomas Williams of Dewchurch, [Heref], to same, 4 years > Maryland by Comfort; James Williams of Dewchurch to same, 4 years > Maryland by Comfort. (BR). > > December 1684. Administration with will of Benjamin Acrod of Hackney, > Middlesex, who died in Pennsylvania. (AW). >

BURLINGTON CO. NJ, July 9, 1860, PO Beverly, Beverly City, p. 904 904 1 213 225 RUSSEL Elmira 15 f w Pa 904 2 213 225 RUSSEL Mary A. 12 f w Pa 904 3 213 225 RUSSEL Sarah M. 9 f w Pa 904 4 213 225 RUSSEL Henrietta 3 f w NJ 904 5 213 225 IRVIN Joseph 4/12 m w NJ 904 6 214 226 SHARP Nathan E. 33 m w cordwinder Pa 904 7 214 226 SHARP Sarah A. 32 f w NJ 904 8 214 226 SHARP George 10 m w NJ 904 9 214 226 SHARP Lydia L. 6 f w NJ 904 10 214 226 SHARP Mary E. 9/12 f w NJ 904 11 214 226 LETTS Riley 20 m w cordwinder NJ 904 12 215 227 SHANK Mary A. 45 f w shoebinder Pa 904 13 228 BAILEY Evy 50 f w needlewoman NJ 904 14 216 229 MERRILL? Richard 41 m w com.merchant Pa 904 15 216 229 MERRILL Elizabeth B. 33 f w Pa 904 16 216 229 MERRILL John T. 12 m w Pa 904 17 216 229 MERRILL Sally 10 f w Pa 904 18 216 229 MERRILL Mary T. 4/12 f w Pa 904 19 216 229 HILLIS Honora 27 f w servant Ireland 904 20 217 230 PERKINS Saml. 68 m w retired NJ 904 21 217 230 PERKINS Patience 66 f w NJ 904 22 218 231 THOMASON John 62 m w retired England 904 23 218 231 THOMASON Maria 38 f w England 904 24 218 231 THOMASON Edward J. 13 m w Pa 904 25 218 231 THOMASON Francis M. 8 m w Pa 904 26 218 231 McGOCKLAUN Nancy 33 f w servant Ireland 904 27 219 232 BURRELL Anthony 67 m w retired England 904 28 219 232 BURRELL Mary A. 52 52 f w England 904 29 219 232 SIGNS Mary E. 11 f w Pa 904 30 220 233 PETERSON Wm. 45 m w mstr. carpenter NJ 904 31 220 233 PETERSON Eliza 33 f w NJ 904 32 220 233 PETERSON Jacob 21 m w carpenter NJ 904 33 220 233 PETERSON Amanda 18 f w needlewoman NJ 904 34 221 234 HUMPHRIES Gideon 78 m w retired physician Conn 904 35 221 234 HUMPHRIES Rachel 48 f w NJ 904 36 221 234 HUMPHRIES Hayes 10 m w Pa 904 37 222 235 WALTERS Benjamin 36 m w cordwinder NJ 904 38 222 235 WALTERS Mary Jane 35 f w NJ 904 39 222 235 WALTERS Joseph E. 8 m w NJ 904 40 222 235 WALTERS William 4 m w NJ

I was wondering if anyone knows about the Delanco Camp Meeting. I remember attending there in the summers with my Grandmother. Where could I find information about when it started, who started it, how long it was there? What religious denomination was it? Many thanks Jane HYPERLINK mailto:[email protected] [email protected] --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.325 / Virus Database: 182 - Release Date: 2/19/02

Merle and Ruth, you are both welcome. Glad I could help. Karen

Mary Caldwell ROGERS, born March 25, 1828 and died August 22, 1889, was married to (on March 5, 1851) John Elwood Sr STOCKHAM Where? Hard to say... Choices: Perryman, Harford County, Maryland Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Camden, New Jersey It is said, in the 1870 Census for North Ward Camden, that she was born PA. In another reference, her parents are listed as born Ulster. Since one family source believes she was born (as were her parents) in Ireland, it would seem to be that she is of Irish stock, but was really born in PA. If anyone knows anything of this particular ROGERS, I would like to know about it. I show for parents: Mr. ROGERS m. Elizabeth CALDWELL. Thanks, Vince Summers

Hi all! I'm new to this list, and this is a shot in the dark but thought I would ask for advice. Two brothers in our family went to Camden NJ from Upper Oxford, Chester County PA to learn the trade of millwright in around 1830. Is there any way for me to see whose house they were residing or where they were? Also, are there any marriages recorded for 1825 - 1835 for the Quaker religion anywhere? These brothers were Quaker and if I could find a marriage for one of them in Camden, I could get somewhere with a real brick wall of a gg-grandfather!! Thanks for any advice! Sincerely, Sandy Lovell

O.K. Merle, I'll try and pay attention. The LDS has the Camden City Directories listed from: 1863 through 1931. Then it skips to 1940. There are some years that were not published and some that are missing. But they have the majority of them. You might be able to fill in those years by checking with the Camden County Historical Society. I know they have some of the directories, but don't know which ones. Hope that helps. Karen P.S. Even though the catalog states that the years start at 1863, the actual film starts at 1862.

I am willing to do lookups up to 1900 for (only) the following churches: Baptisms, Deaths, Marriages Blackwood Presbyterian Church Glassboro Methodist Church Winslow M.E. Church Blackwood Methodist Church Please send email to my personal email address [email protected] so everyone does not get emails they do not want.

BURLINGTON CO. NJ 9 July 1860, PO Beverly, Beverly City p. 903 903 1 207 218 SNYDER William D. 47 m w Pa 903 2 207 218 SNYDER Ellen D. 71 f w Pa 903 3 207 218 SNYDER Mary E. 30 f w Pa 903 4 207 218 SNYDER Joseph J. 13 m w Pa 903 5 208 219 RICHARDSON William 47 m w carter Pa 903 6 208 219 RICHARDSON Hannah B. 45 f w Delaware 903 7 208 219 RICHARDSON Joseph B. 18 m w NJ 903 8 208 219 RICHARDSON Mary E. 15 f w NJ 903 9 208 219 RICHARDSON Hannah A. 13 f w NJ 903 10 208 219 RICHARDSON Emily H. 12 f w NJ 903 11 208 219 RICHARDSON Alice J. 8 f w NJ 903 12 208 219 RICHARDSON Pauline 5 f w NJ 903 13 208 219 RICHARDSON Martha E. 4 f w NJ 903 14 208 219 RICHARDSON William W. 6/12 m w NJ 903 15 208 219 DENELL Elizabeth 59 f w housekeeper NJ 903 16 209 220 COLWELL James 37 m w carpenter Pa 903 17 209 220 COLWELL Martha 37 f w Pa 903 18 209 220 COLWELL Elizabeth 13 f w Pa 903 19 209 220 COLWELL John R. 11 m w Pa 903 20 209 220 COLWELL Kate R. 7 f w NJ 903 21 209 220 COLWELL Rachel 3 f w Pa 903 22 209 220 COLWELL James H. 6/12 m w NJ 903 23 221 HUTCHINSON James 64 m w trader Ireland 903 24 221 HUTCHINSON Ann 56 f w Pa. 903 25 221 HUTCHINSON William 17 m w Pa. 903 26 221 HUTCHINSON Mary 14 f w Pa. 903 27 221 HUTCHINSON Harry 12 m w Delaware 903 28 210 222 PERKINS Daniel 45 m w storekeeper NJ 903 29 210 222 PERKINS Mary A. 38 f w PA 903 30 210 222 PERKINS Augustus 18 m w salesman/clerk NJ 903 31 210 222 PERKINS Maria A. 16 f w Pa 903 32 210 222 PERKINS Adolphos 13 m w NJ 903 33 211 223 PEARL Chas. H. 27 m w cordwinder Pa 903 34 211 223 PEARL Eliza 23 f w NJ 903 35 211 223 PEARL Walter S. 3 m w NJ 903 36 211 223 PEARL Bertha P. 8/12 f w NJ 903 37 212 224 PERKINS Eliza 50 f w needlewoman NJ 903 38 212 224 PERKINS Anna M. 20 f w needlewoman NJ 903 39 213 225 RUSSEL Jeremiah 36 m w cordwinder Pa 903 40 213 225 RUSSEL Sarah 32 f w Pa

I missed the original question, but, if the question was did Camden have their own City Directories, the answer is yes. I ordered microfilm from the LDS, and it went back to 1862 for Camden. Karen

Someone asked about Camden city directories the other day and I said something about Camdenites being included in Philly c.d.'s. Senior moment--sorry! There were also Camden c.d.'s from at least 1887-91. Did anyone find out the answer to this question? Merle

BURLINGTON CO. NJ, 9 July 1860, PO Beverly, Beverly City, p. 902 902 1 198 209 CLAIR Bridget 30 f w housekeeper Ireland 902 2 198 209 CLAIR Mary 1 f w NJ 902 3 199 210 ZWISSLER Theodore 27 m w merchant Germany 902 4 199 210 ZWISSLER Ellen 19 f w Maryland 902 5 199 210 ZWISSLER Theodore 7/12 m w Pa 902 6 199 210 MUSHOUSE Emeline 25 f w Saxony 902 7 200 211 FAGANS John 40 m w boatman NJ 902 8 200 211 FAGANS Catharine 45 f w PA 902 9 200 211 BECHTEL Frederick 21 m w boatman Pa 902 10 200 211 FAGANS Maggie 14 f w PA 902 11 200 211 CRAMMER David 13 m w NJ 902 12 201 212 WILMERTON Paul 42 m w laborer NJ 902 13 201 212 WILMERTON Mary 40 f w NJ 902 14 201 212 WILMERTON Charles 10 m w NJ 902 15 201 212 WILMERTON Anna 4 f w NJ 902 16 201 212 WILMERTON George 15 m w farm labor NJ 902 17 202 213 DAVIS Ann 36 f w washerwoman Pa 902 18 202 213 DAVIS William 15 m w NJ 902 19 202 213 DAVIS Mary 12 f w NJ 902 20 202 213 DAVIS ISabella 10 f w NJ 902 21 203 214 CAIRN James 50 m w mstr. stone mason Ireland 902 22 203 214 CAIRN Theresa 40 f w Ireland 902 23 203 214 JOICE Anna 19 f w shoebinder Ireland 902 24 203 214 JOICE Thomas 2 m w NJ 902 25 203 214 CAIN Mary 16 f w Ireland 902 26 203 214 CAIN James 11 m w PA 902 27 204 215 HENDRICKS Anthony 59 m w janitor at school Pa 902 28 204 215 HENDRICKS Mary 66 f w Pa 902 29 204 215 HENDRICKS Charles 24 m w cordwinder Pa 902 30 204 215 BRADBURY Sarah 51 f w milliner England 902 31 204 215 HENDRICK Eliza 6 f w Pa 902 32 205 216 STOCKTON Thoms. W. 36 m w mstr.carpenter NJ 902 33 205 216 STOCKTON Anna 38 f w needlewoman NJ 902 34 205 216 STOCKTON Carrie R. 17 f w NJ 902 35 205 216 STOCKTON Louis M. 9/12 m w NJ 902 36 206 217 McELROY Charles 60 m w post master Pa 902 37 206 217 McELROY Jane 57 f w NJ 902 38 206 217 McELROY Alice 17 f w NJ 902 39 206 217 FENIMORE Susan 15 f w NJ 902 40 206 217 MULLFORD Louisa 19 f w needlewoman Pa

Allow me to ask a rather sweeping lookup request for STOCKHAM being mis-entered STOCKHOLM. Charles Edward STOCKHAM and his brother, John Elwood STOCKHAM were natives of Penn's Manor near Bristol, Bucks County Pennsylvania, and Perryman, Harford County Maryland, respectively. Both wound up in Philadelphia owning and operating a sawmill business of some size, as well as in Camden NJ at another time period. If you have a database during the time of about the 1830's until about 1920, and can do a quick lookup for only the misspelling STOCKHOLM, I would appreciate it, as this may help me fill in any missing information on this line. Formerly, I had been looking for STOCKHAM and STOCKUM, STOCKEM, STOCKAM, etc. Here is what I found in the 1861 Camden portion of the Philadelphia City Directory: Stockham John & Charles, lumber, 406 Water Stockham John, 509 N 2d Stockholm Charles, 518 N 2d <-- Notice misspelling of name. Thanks, Vince Summers

BURLINGTON CO. NJ 9 July 1860, PO Beverly, Beverly City, p. 901 901 1 192 201 FENIMORE Thomasian 10 f w NJ 901 2 192 201 CLARK Elizabeth 32 f w needlewoman England 901 3 192 201 CLARK George 13 m w Pa 901 4 192 201 CLARK Charles 12 m w Pa 901 5 192 201 CLARK Mary 10 f w Pa 901 6 192 201 CLARK Alfred 7 m w Pa 901 7 193 202 RAFF Adam W. 70 m w doctor Maryland 901 8 193 202 RAFF Jane 39 f w NY 901 9 193 202 RAFF Wilhelmina 14 f w NY 901 10 193 202 RAFF Howard 11 m w Virginia 901 11 193 202 RAFF Frederick 2 m w NJ 901 12 193 202 RAFF Charles H. 1 m w NJ 901 13 194 203 DUBELL Michael 45 m w farm labor NJ 901 14 194 203 DUBELL John 20 m w NJ 901 15 194 203 DUBELL Charles 17 m w NJ 901 16 194 203 DUBELL Catharine 16 f w NJ 901 17 194 203 DUBELL Mary 14 f w NJ 901 18 194 203 DUBELL Frank 111 m w NJ 901 19 194 203 DUBELL James 9 m w NJ 901 20 194 203 DUBELL William 6 m w NJ 901 21 194 203 DUBELL Amy 4 f w NJ 901 22 194 203 DUBELL Rachel A. 2 f w NJ 901 23 195 204 KELLY Saml. 75 m w NJ 901 24 195 204 KELLY Susan 55 f w Pa 901 25 195 204 WESTNOR Henry J. 31 m w fisherman England 901 26 205 LACONEY George 30 m w farm labor NJ 901 27 205 LACONEY Amanda 23 f w needlewoman NJ 901 28 205 LACONEY Lydia 7 f w NJ 901 29 196 206 HUGHS Patrick 55 m w day labor Ireland 901 30 196 206 HUGHS Harriet 46 f w needlewoman England 901 31 196 206 HUGHS George 15 m w laborer Pa 901 32 196 206 HUGHS William 14 m w Pa 901 33 196 206 HUGHS Helen 6 f w Pa 901 34 207 MIDCAFF Wm. 42 m w cutler England 901 35 207 MIDCAFF Sarah 29 f w Ireland 901 36 197 208 BURKE James 30 m w day laborer Ireland 901 37 197 208 BURKE Ann 40 f w Ireland 901 38 197 208 KATON Margaret 60 f w Ireland 901 39 197 208 BURKE Mary 10 f w NJ 901 40 198 209 CLAIR John 32 m w day labor Ireland

I am looking for my GGrandfather, Nelson ROGERS. Family tradition was that he was a Ship Captain in New Jersey. Nelson Rogers and his wife Anna cannot be found in the 1860 New Jersey census, nor can my Grandfather, Albert ROGERS, b Jan 20, 1860 in New Jersey according to the family, be found in that census. I have not been able to find a wedding date for Nelson and Anna nor any proof of birth. My Grandfather reportedly told another grandson that as a boy he could see the skyline of Philadelphia, so I assume that he lived in the Camden area. I am wondering if anyone would do a lookup in a Camden directory, and/or in a Philadelphia directory c1858-1865 to see if a Nelson ROGERS can be found there. Tradition is that Nelson was killed in a boat accident and that my Grandfather was raised by maiden aunts in Wisconsin, so that range of dates are the most probable. Thank you for your help. Any other suggestions about how to find Nelson, Anna, and Albert records would also be appreciated. Carter Rogers Tempe, Arizona

If anyone has a WWHS yearbook for 1966, please e-mail me off the list. Thank you. Merle

Hi... I am looking at the postcard that told me someone knows my aunt and uncle! Dear Vincent, Yes we know Bessie COurant. We received your letter the day before we left on this Florida vacation. We will write when we get home. Sally & Glen Courant Sigh! They never, ever did, and I have never found them in any online phonebook. I seem to recall that I found them initially by someone answering my request for school yearbook lookups for the surname COURANT from 1920's to 1930's. Unfortunately, the individual who helped me replied to me personally, as there is no such answer appearing in any of the relevant Rootsweb archives. Does anyone recall doing this lookup before for me, or can someone do any lookups in Catholic Schools Yearbooks? I really, really want to find Sally! Thanks, Vince Summers