Looking for descendants of ROLAND GOODMAN, son of Lucy R. Kille and Jesse Goodman. Also, looking for descendants of MAUD E. GOODMAN, dtr. of Lucy and Jesse. Maud married a man with surname BARRETT. Both Maud and Roland my have been born in At.antic City, as their parents lived there for a long time. Maud b. March 19, 1905. Thanks for any tips. [email protected]

BURLINGTON CO. NJ, 3 July 1860, PO Delanco 878 1 28 28 CARTER Frank 17 m w farm labor Pa 878 2 28 28 CARTER Eliza 12 f w Pa 878 3 29 29 BAUVIZ Richard L. 44 m w tailor Pa 878 4 29 29 BAUVIZ Mary A. 44 f w Pa 878 5 29 29 BAUVIZ Jane 22 f w Pa 878 6 29 29 BAUVIZ Sarah 13 f w Pa 878 7 29 29 WILKINS Margaret 28 f w tailoress Pa 878 8 29 29 DOBBINS Achsah 20 f w tailoress NJ 878 9 30 30 STRAUCH Peter 48 m w day labor France 878 10 30 30 STRAUCH Catherine 33 f w Ireland 878 11 30 30 STRAUCH Mary 4 f w NJ 878 12 30 30 STRAUCH Charles 3 m w NJ 878 13 30 30 STRAUCH Peter 9/12 m w NJ 878 14 31 31 HOAGLAND Aaron 38 m w Cordwinder NJ 878 15 31 31 HOAGLAND Isabella 36 f w Pa 878 16 31 31 HOAGLAND Franklin C. 14 m w Pa 878 17 31 31 HOAGLAND Maria 10 f w Pa 878 18 31 31 HOAGLAND William K. 8 m w Pa 878 19 31 31 HOAGLAND Aaron 7 m w Pa 878 20 31 31 HOAGLAND Louis T. 5 m w NJ 878 21 31 31 HOAGLAND Alfred 3 m w NJ 878 22 31 31 HOAGLAND Elizabeth 2 f w NJ 878 23 32 AUSTIN Ann 64 f w needlewoman NJ 878 24 32 AUSTIN J. B. 24 f w NJ 878 25 32 33 WHITNEY Alfred 60 m w edge tool mfg. Connecticut 878 26 32 33 WHITNEY Neomi 56 f w NJ 878 27 32 33 WHITNEY Alfred 23 m w edge tool mfg. Pa 878 28 32 33 WHITNEY George 18 m w Pa 878 29 32 33 WHITNEY Caroline 12 f w Pa 878 30 33 34 DEACON Samuel C. 38 m w master mason NJ 878 31 33 34 DEACON Mary A. 35 f w NJ 878 32 33 34 DEACON William 12 m w NJ 878 33 33 34 DEACON Edwin 8 m w NJ 878 34 33 34 DEACON Peimelia 6 f w NJ 878 35 33 34 DEACON Samuel C. 4 m w NJ 878 36 33 34 DEACON Louisa B. 3 f w NJ 878 37 33 34 DEACON Sarah M. 3/12 f w NJ 878 38 33 34 BEDINE Sarah A. 39 f w tailoress NJ 878 39 33 34 JOHNSON Edward 20 m w app.mason NJ 878 40 34 35 HOFFMAN Mordecai 38 m w cordwinder Pa.

Hi. Please note that I have a request in this post for partial 1870 Census data... Here is the 1860 Census entry for John STOCKHAM and Family. John is my g,g-grandfather, and John E. is my g-grandfather. Does anyone have any relevant database that would help me figure out a bit about Mary, John's wife, and about her mother, Elizabeth ROGERS? The lumber firm that John and his brother Charles operated in Camden was in existence, according to George Reeser Prowell, from 1856 until he retired in 1882, and went back to Maryland (though he was later buried at Colestown, in NJ). It here lists Mary as born Penna, but I have heard elsewhere, that she was actually born Ulster, Ireland, and was of Scottish background. This bit of census was the first indication that she was not born in one of the United States Ulsters. 1860 South Ward City of Camden Census Enumerated June 23rd 1860 316 318 John Stockham 43 M Lumber Merchant PE $100 Born Pa Mary 32 F Born Pa Charles 9 M Born Pa John E 4 M Born NJ Ella 1 F Born NJ Elizabeth Rogers 55 F Born Ireland Mary Roseler 18 F Servant Born Germany I have 1870 in part -- I am hoping someone can fill me in on what I do not show for 1870, as I obtained this information in my early days of family history research... John Stockham 52 m w lumber merchant b. PA RE $90000 PE $50000 Mary C. 40 f w born PA Charles 18 m w born PA Anna 16 f w born PA John 13 m w born NJ Ella 11 f w born NJ Thomas 8 m w born NJ Grant 5 m w born NJ Clara 1 f w born NJ Note that the mother-in-law had apparently died, or moved on. I assume that by the age of 55 in 1860, she was either already widowed, had never married, or was divorced. Likely widowed. Thanks for your help, Vince Summers

I have started another small cemetery. Here is what I have so far. Shreve's Cemetery State Highway # 73 & Blue Anchor Rd. Blue Anchor, Winslow Twp., Camden County, NJ Established abt. late 1700's Entrance to cemetery, cement pillars, with gate. Carved on pillars " Erected by John C. Shreve" 1) Elizabeth WEST EVENS Died Nov. 5, 1910 Aged 97 years 2) unreadable, stone broke/worn 3) Rebecca E. ALBERTSON Died May 20 1879 In the 73 year of her age "rest" 4) unreadable , broke/worn 5) In memory of William BODINE who departed this life July 7, 1808 Aged 36 years, 5 days 6) In memory of Mary wife of William BODINE who departed this life Jan. 29th 1853 Aged 77 years, 10 mos. 5 days 7) Joel BODINE who departed this life Dec. 11th 1831 Aged 55 years, 8 mos. 8 days 8) unreadable 9) Florina ALBERTSON 1841-1925 10) Josiah E. ALBERTSON 1838-1925 11) Edward S. ALBERTSON 1871-1946 12) Charles O. ALBERTSON New Jersey PFC Co. F 104 Engineers World War I Jan. 23, 1899 Dec. 15 1968 13) Claude P. CHEW 1869-1939 14) Lily M. CHEW 1869-1964 15) Florina CHEW 1897-1965 16) Ernest L. CHEW 1900-1975 17) Dorothy M. CHEW 1904-1994 18) CAMPANELL Michael J. 1894-1954 Claudia C. 1907-1985 19) HOLTON Charles C. 1881-1952 Laura E. 1882-1963 20) unreadable 21) In memory of Bertha W. wife of Arthur R. HEGGAN Died June 18, 1915 Aged 26 yrs, 5mos, 23 days " too soon" 22) In memory of Rebecca JESSUP Died Jan 1st 1911 Aged 78 years, 26 days 23) In memory of Josiah A. JESSUP Died March 22, 1859 Aged 28 years, 1month, 25 days 24) To my son Dr. John J. JESSUP departed this life Jan. 27th 1852 Aged 25 years, and 25 days 25) In memory of Josiah A. SHREVE who departed this life April 22, 1849 Aged 17 years, 10 mos. 5 days 26) ( large cement urn) 27) JESSUP John J. 1856-1932 Helen 1850-1944 28) JESSUP Mabel L. 1886-1965 John J. Jr. 1885-1973 29) MENSINGER 1889 Jesse W. 1950 1894 Margaret C. 1989 30) Elizabeth H. MATTON daughter of Robt. & Sarah MATTON departed this life July 7th 1770 aged 8 years 31) In memory of Sarah MATTON wife of Robert MATTON who departed this life Feb. 23rd 1816 Aged 79 years 32) In memory of Robert MATTON who departed this life April 11th 1788 Aged 61 years 33) In memory of Robert MATTON Jun. who departed this life April 2nd 1788 Aged 2 years 34) unreadable 35) unreadable 36) In memory of Elizabeth wife of Josiah ALBERTSON departed this life July 28 1857 Aged 85 years, 1 month 11 days 37) In memory of Josiah ALBERTSON Died Oct. 4th 1859 Aged 88 years, 11 mos. 23 days 38) John son of Josiah & Elizabeth ALBERTSON (no date) 39) Son Charles A. HEGGAN 1942- 40) HEGGAN Alexander 1898-1976 Mary E. 1903-1984 (more to come)

Thought perhaps someone might be interested in one or more of these neat old post cards I ran across on e-bay. Just type in Salem NJ once on the e-bay site. Susan

BURLINGTON CO. NJ, July 3, 1860, PO Delanco, p. 877 877 1 17 17 DENNIS Charles 7 m w NJ 877 2 17 17 DENNIS Harry J. 3 m w NJ 877 3 18 18 DENIGHT William 27 m w storekeeper Pa 877 4 18 18 DENIGHT Deborah 30 f w Pa 877 5 18 18 DENIGHT Samuel 6 m w Pa 877 6 18 18 DENIGHT Sarah 1 f w NJ 877 7 19 19 KRINER Jacob 30 m w wharfbuilder Pa 877 8 19 19 KRINER Mary 24 f w NY 877 9 19 19 KRINER Jacob 2 m w NJ 877 10 20 20 COTTRILL Johnathan 30 m w house carpenter NJ 877 11 20 20 COTTRILL Ellen 26 f w NY 877 12 20 20 COTTRILL Merida 2 f w NJ 877 13 21 21 RILEY Pumelia 68 f w Pa 877 14 22 STERLING John 30 m w doctor/docker? Louisiana 877 15 22 STERLING Burke 20 f w NJ 877 16 22 STERLING Franklin 6/12 m w NJ 877 17 22 23 RILEY Charles 31 m w cordwinder NJ 877 18 22 23 RILEY Maria 24 f w tailoress PA 877 19 23 Pa 877 20 24 24 BORDEN John 38 m w day laborer NJ 877 21 24 24 BORDEN Catharine 33 f w NJ 877 22 24 24 BORDEN Mary A. 12 f w NJ 877 23 24 24 BORDEN Lydia F. 11 f w NJ 877 24 24 24 BORDEN Henry 9 m w NJ 877 25 24 24 BORDEN Rhewhama 7 f w NJ 877 26 24 24 BORDEN Rewel 3 m w NJ 877 27 24 24 BORDEN Winfield 1 m w NJ 877 28 25 25 QUIGG Isaiah 60 m w boot/shoemaker NJ 877 29 25 25 QUIGG Harriet 58 f w NJ 877 30 25 25 QUIGG Samuel 24 m w cordwinder Pa 877 31 25 25 QUIGG Thomas 20 m w cordwinder PA 877 32 25 25 QUIGG Harriet E. 15 f w Pa 877 33 26 26 HUGHES Charles A. 35 m w boatman NJ 877 34 26 26 HUGHES Masse 30 f w NJ 877 35 26 26 HUGHES Rhody 58 f w NJ 877 36 26 26 HUGHES Moty 25 m w sailor NJ 877 37 27 27 RITCHEY John P 25 m w cordwinder NJ 877 38 27 27 RITCHEY Meriam 23 f w Scotland 877 39 28 28 CARTER Abraham 53 m w mstr.house carpenter Pa 877 40 28 28 CARTER Lavinia 48 f w NJ

Hello List, Today was such a warm day for NJ in Jan. My sis from Calif. is out visiting, so she wanted to help me finish up some of the other cemeteries I started awhile back. On some of these stones will be doubled, New ones were placed, and the older ones still left. I thought I would put both, some include month & day, Lori Anna DIXON July 10, 1963 Dec. 27, 1996 Mary E. PRETTYMAN 1915-1932 "At Rest" (stone broken in half) Willard Son of Thomas & Mary SHARP Died Sept. 2 1899 5 Mos, 10 days To know them was to love them MILLER Ella May Franklin H. Mar. 2 1926 Apr. 28 1930 May 23 1985 Dec. 24 1985 John Lester DIXON New Jersey Pvt. Artillery Corps. July 6 1933 June 23 1968 DIXON Forever in Our hearts William A. 1888-1975 Ella May 1897-1974 wood cross, with lambs stenciled Baby Nicholas DIXON (same grave) Nicholas A. DIXON Mar. 26-30 1994 Danielle DIXON Sept. 1 1974 Sept. 2 1974 daughter of Stephen L. Sr. & Kathleen A. DIXON 1916 Stephen G. 1964 1919 Lillian C. (no date) The Lord is my Shepherd Charles F. DIXON "Chuck" May 27, 1953 Nov. 9, 1996 Jean M. ROORK DIXON June 2 1934 Apr. 25 1992 Daddy William S. DIXON 1913-1982 "Tishy" Helen R. Fackelman "I love you God" 1966-1979 Thomas Anthony Elton Jr. AN US Navy 1954-1979 William H. CARPENTER Pvt. US Army 1910-1983 DIXON Daughter Coralee M. 1937-1939 Son R. Arthur 1938-1968 Mommy Marie I. 1917-1974 DIXON George W. DIXON Sr. Aug. 26, 1881 Feb. 28 1964 Emma G. DIXON 1885-1969 (replacement stone) George W. Sr. 1881-1964 Emma G. (1884) date diff, from above -1969 CARPENTER William H. 1910-1983 Evelyn K. 1913-1989 Love forever more CARPENTER 1937 George Wayne Sr. 1989 1941 Marjorie J. 1997 CARPENTER Wayne Edward 1970- (no date) George W. DIXON Jr. US Army World War II Jan 12 1921- Feb. 14 1988 DUBLE Melvina E. 1890-1955 Robert G. 1887-1954 BEBBINGTON 1865 Samuel T. 1955 1865 Clara A. 1955 John W. SCOTT "Bud" Aug. 25 1918 Nov. 15 1992 Charles E. SCOTT Sr. May 26 1928 July 24 1992 Herbert J. SCOTT June 9 1916 Feb. 10 1973 Mary SCOTT Dec. 21 1893 June 2 1980 Clarence E. SCOTT Sr. 1892- 1961 William E. JOHNSON 1885-1962 Wife Stella WORMALD 1880-1942 Large Stone MURPHY William E. Charlotte July 12 1929 March 2 1926 Aug. 9 1994 Feb. 4 1998 In loving memory ********************** (replacement ) William E. MURPHY Cpl. US Army Korea July 12 1929 Aug. 9 1994 Charlotte LeCOVEY MURPHY Nee DIXON 1926-1998 Forever loved Stephen G. LeCOVEY Oct. 23 1954 Nov. 5 1989 Stephen G. LeCOVEY son of Charlotte & Richard grandson of Ella May & William A. DIXON Forever Loved John R. LeCovey May 17 1951 June 23 1998 By all his children son of Charlotte & Richard grandson of Ella May & William A. DIXON John W. ELLIS Sr. US Army World War II April 30 1922 Sept. 21 1985 ELLIS John W. Sr. Elizabeth J. April 30 1922 March 10 1929 Sept. 21 1985 Sept. 15 1996 Baby Boy ELLIS Sept. 2 1970 Oscar Son of W.R. & M.C. DUBLE Died jan 2 1910 Our Darling My Little Angel Mark Douglas COOGAN Oct. 21, Dec. 23 1977 Sidney J. NORCROSS Sr. New Jersey TEC 5 3039 ORD Base BN World War II November 2 1919 February 9 1962 1864 Vera NYCE 1924 1877 Olive NYCE 1951 1887 Paul NYCE 1955 1885 Frank HAND 1965 1885 Nellie NYCE HAND 1969 NYCE Josephine A. Together Charles P. 1918 Forever 1909-1980 Jeramiah HUSTED Private Co. K 12th Regt. NJ Vol. Died Dec. 24 1925 Aged 84 years At Rest Cecilia G. HUSTED Died July 13 1903 Aged 41 years At Rest Father James E. NORCROSS 1889-1944 Son Gernald W. JONES 1902-1960 Samuel G. NORCROSS 1850 - 1929 Laura G. NORCROSS 1859 - 1938 J. Earl NORCROSS New Jersey Pvt. I CL 40 Inf. 14 Div. May 18 1892 Feb. 11 1945 Charles W. COX 1887 - 1935 Charles J. SCOTT 1866 - 1955 Emma B. SCOTT 1874 - 1963 SAMOYAN George F. Ethel 1909 - 1997 1913 - 1981 End

Suzanne, I was very excited when I saw your post about the sloop "Friendship," that is until I checked the date. I have an ancestor, Arthur POWELL who appears in Gloucester County in the 1690s and in Flushing Long Island, NY in 1698, then back to Gloucester County. I don't know where he was before that. But, I have found an Arthur POWELL on the ship "Friendship," leaving Barbados 9 Aug 1679 - bound for London. It is my speculation that he did not go all the way to London, but got off at one of the American ports. I was hoping that your receipt would place the "Friendship" in Gloucester County, but alas the time is too late. Thanks for sharing, I hope you will keep the list posted as you learn more. Jean, Tucson, Arizona

BURLINGTON CO. NJ 3 July 1860, DELANCO, p. 876 876 1 9 9 RIDGWAY Thomas 39 m w cordwinder Pa 876 2 9 9 RIDGWAY Aaron A. 11 m w Pa 876 3 9 9 RIDGWAY Mary M. 6 f w NJ 876 4 10 10 HUSTIN Susan 65 f w needle woman NJ 876 5 10 10 HUSTIN Frank 32 m w house carpenter NJ 876 6 10 10 PEDRICK Hester A. 25 f w NJ 876 7 11 11 BUTCHER John 65 m w cordwinder Pa 876 8 11 11 BUTCHER Sophia 61 f w Pa 876 9 12 12 GREY Charles 69 m w day laborer NJ 876 10 12 12 GREY Hannah 60 f w NJ 876 11 12 12 GREY George 27 m w Pa 876 12 12 12 GREY Rachel 19 f w Pa 876 13 13 13 WILKS William 35 m w cordwinder England 876 14 13 13 WILKS Caroline 36 f w England 876 15 13 13 WILKS Caroline 13 f w England 876 16 13 13 WILKS Alice 9 f w England 876 17 13 13 WILKS Anna 7 f w NY 876 18 13 13 WILKS George 4 m w Pa 876 19 13 13 WILKS Edward 7/12 m w Pa 876 20 14 14 McCLURE Andrew H. 33 m w cordwinder Md. 876 21 14 14 McCLURE Elizabeth 38 f w Pa 876 22 14 14 McCLURE Catharine 9 f w Pa 876 23 14 14 McCLURE Anna 5 f w NJ 876 24 14 14 McCLURE Margaret 1 f w NJ 876 25 14 14 SHEPPERD Margaret 67 f w Pa 876 26 15 15 LONG James 33 m w cordwinder Pa 876 27 15 15 LONG Kate 30 f w Pa 876 28 15 15 LONG Anna 10 f w Pa 876 29 15 15 LONG Thomas 9 m w Pa 876 30 15 15 LONG Alice 1 f w NJ 876 31 16 16 DEMEREST John 41 m w fisherman Pa 876 32 16 16 DEMEREST Maria 39 f w Pa 876 33 16 16 DEMEREST Franklin 16 m w Pa 876 34 16 16 DEMEREST William 14 m w Pa 876 35 16 16 DEMEREST Lukins 11 m w Pa 876 36 16 16 DEMEREST Kate 6 f w NJ 876 37 17 17 DENNIS Sarah A. 49 f w NJ 876 38 17 17 DENNIS John 31 m w day labor NJ 876 39 17 17 DENNIS Caddie 20 f w NJ 876 40 17 17 DENNIS Duffield D. 19 m w day labor NJ

My husband and I found a receipt dated 1796 in a box of things from his mother's estate. John Schultze wrote that he owed David Chamberlain for work on the sloop the Friendship. The bottom part of the paper is David Chamberlain writing in 1797 that he had received payment in full. Does anyone have any idea of how I can research this? Neither name is known to my family yet. I have contacted the Salem Maritime Museum and the Maritime Museum on Long Island. They are both searching for me. Any ideas would be appreciated. Thanks! Suzanne

We would like to invite you to re-visit our website, The POORHOUSE STORY (a clearinghouse for information about 19th century American poorhouses) at http://www.poorhousestory.com We just posted information about the history of the poorhouse in CAMDEN & GLOUCESTER Counties. DIRECTIONS: At the homepage (link above) click on POORHOUSES BY STATE, then on NEW JERSEY on the table of states. Just below the picture, in the section on LOCAL NOTES, you will find the entry marked with a big yellow NEW arrow. (NOTE: If you have visited the site recently, you may have to click on REFRESH on your browser to see the new information.) There are other pages on the site which may give you some interesting perspective on poorhouses. They are off the homepage and include: the HISTORY page and the LETTER TO GENEALOGISTS as well as FEATURED ARTICLES. There are great tips for researching poorhouse records for yourself on the RECORDS page; and you might want to subscribe to our (almost) monthly newletter (which you can do in the lower right corner of the homepage). The information on our site will only grow through the submissions of generous readers. If you would like to e-mail me ... please do so off-list because I cannot maintain subscriptions to as many lists as we post messages on. (You can use an e-mail link off one of our web pages.) We hope you enjoy the site! Thanks, Linda Crannell (aka=The Poorhouse Lady)

BURLINGTON CO. NJ 3 July 1860, PO Delanco, Delanco, p. 875 875 1 1 1 MERVINE Thomas 67 m w retired gentleman Pa 875 2 1 1 MERVINE Ann 55 f w Pa 875 3 2 2 CORNEAL George 38 m w cordwinder NJ 875 4 2 2 CORNEAL Adaline 36 f w Pa 875 5 2 2 CORNEAL James 17 m w Pa 875 6 2 2 CORNEAL Emeline 15 f w Pa 875 7 2 2 CORNEAL Henry 12 m w Pa 875 8 2 2 CORNEAL Kate 10 f w Pa 875 9 2 2 CORNEAL John 9 m w Pa 875 10 2 2 CORNEAL Clarinday 4 f w Pa 875 11 2 2 CORNEAL Hannah 3 f w PA 875 12 2 2 CORNEAL George W. 9/12 m w NJ 875 13 3 3 BERNICK Joseph 41 m w day labor France 875 14 3 3 BERNICK Fanny 32 f w Hanover 875 15 3 3 BERNICK Julia 5 f w NJ 875 16 3 3 BERNICK Mary E. 3 f w NJ 875 17 3 3 BERNICK Joseph K. 1 m w NJ 875 18 4 4 STOCKTON John L. 30 m w master carpenter NJ 875 19 4 4 STOCKTON Elizabeth 34 f w Pa 875 20 4 4 STOCKTON Monroe M. 5 m w NJ 875 21 4 4 STOCKTON Anna M. 3 f w NJ 875 22 4 4 STOCKTON Howard 1 m w NJ 875 23 4 4 RENNELS Matilda 36 f w needlewoman Pa 875 24 5 5 WARNER Mary A. 40 f w needlewoman NJ 875 25 5 5 WARNER Ann 70 f w needlewoman NJ 875 26 6 6 CARRUTHERS Jane A. 58 f w So. Carolina 875 27 6 6 WALDHAUER David 28 m w clerk So. Carolina 875 28 6 6 READ Mary A. 22 f w Pa 875 29 6 6 BELL Isaac C. 8 m w NJ 875 30 7 7 BECKEY Raymore 40 m b day laborer Virginia 875 31 7 7 BECKEY Elizabeth 34 f b Pa 875 32 7 7 BECKEY George 7 m b NJ 875 33 7 7 WILLIAMS Louisa 17 f b Pa 875 34 7 7 BROWN Sarah A. 100 f b No. Carolina 875 35 8 8 SEGLE Max 33 m w day laborer Altenburg 875 36 8 8 SEGLE Mary 44 f w Wirtemburg 875 37 8 8 SEGLE Fletcher 2 m w NJ 875 38 9 9 RIDGWAY Andress 38 m w cordwinder Pa 875 39 9 9 RIDGWAY Mariam 27 f w NJ 875 40 9 9 RIDGWAY Laura V. 3 f w NJ

My brick wall: Charles H. Smith (listed as Charles Morris Smith by Etherington Funeral Home, NJ); born 4 Mar 1867 in Phila., PA, died 10 Feb 1950 at Camden County Mental Hospital (Lakeland). Charles was a grocer and a ship carpenter. He lived in Camden and Gloucester City, NJ. Charles married Anna Jones, born Sept 1869 in either VA or PA. Charles had a sister Caroline R. who married George Reinhardt. Charles' father was William Ernest Smith, who was born in Germany. Family stories say that William's name was Wilhelm Ernst Schmidt and that he changed it when he came to America. Any information on this family would be greatly appreciated. l

BURLINGTON CO. NJ 2 August 1860, PO Bordentown, Chesterield Twp. 873 873 1 1661 1726 TAYLOR Isaac 35 m w farmer NJ 873 2 1661 1726 TAYLOR Ann G. 36 f w NJ 873 3 1661 1726 TAYLOR Elizabeth 14 f w NJ 873 4 1661 1726 TAYLOR Stacy 12 m w NJ 873 5 1661 1726 TAYLOR Mary Anna 10 f w NJ 873 6 1661 1726 TAYLOR James 6 m w NJ 873 7 1661 1726 TAYLOR John G. 4 m w NJ 873 8 1661 1726 TAYLOR Meribe 2/12 f w NJ 873 9 1661 1726 PEABODY Franklin 12 m w taken NJ 873 10 1661 1726 SWISTERTON Margaret 55 f w laborer Germany 873 11 1661 1726 GASKILL Benjamin 50 m w NJ 873 12 1661 1726 HORNER Charles 26 m w NJ 873 13 1662 1727 TAYLOR Samuel 36 m w farmer NJ 873 14 1662 1727 TAYLOR Sarah 45 f w NJ 873 15 1662 1727 TAYLOR Mary 38 f w NJ 873 16 1663 1728 MOUNT John 25 m b laborer NJ 873 17 1663 1728 MOUNT Mary 22 f b NJ 873 18 1663 1728 MOUNT Martha 2 f b NJ 873 19 1663 1728 HOOPER Mary Ann 6 f b NJ

BURLINGTON CO. NJ 13 July 1860, PO Bordentown, Chesterfield Twp. p. 872 872 1 1655 1720 BLACK Thomas N. 39 m w farmer NJ 872 2 1655 1720 BLACK Martha T. 39 f w NJ 872 3 1655 1720 BLACK Wilson A. 14 m w NJ 872 4 1655 1720 BLACK Biddle 12 m w NJ 872 5 1655 1720 BLACK Caroline V. 10 f w NJ 872 6 1655 1720 BLACK Walter 7 m w NJ 872 7 1655 1720 BLACK Thomas N. 3 m w NJ 872 8 1655 1720 BLACK Martha 1 f w NJ 872 9 1655 1720 BUDDEN Mary E. 15 f w servant NJ 872 10 1655 1720 HIGGINS Elizabeth 50 f w servant NJ 872 11 1655 1720 RITER Charles 21 m w laborer Ohio 872 12 1656 1721 MCGLOFFIN Patrick 30 m w laborer Ireland 872 13 1656 1721 MCGLOFFIN Ann 28 f w Ireland 872 14 1656 1721 MCGLOFFIN Catharine 3 f w NJ 872 15 1656 1721 MCGLOFFIN Margaret 1 f w NJ 872 16 1657 1722 COLLIAS William S. 45 m w NJ 872 17 1657 1722 COLLIAS Martha 47 f w NJ 872 18 1657 1722 COLLIAS George 16 m w NJ 872 19 1657 1722 SHINN William 70 m w NJ 872 20 1657 1722 HISER Cristopher 21 m w laborer Germany 872 21 1657 1722 POINTSET Angeline 25 f w servant NJ 872 22 1658 1723 BLACK Samuel A. 26 m w farmer NJ 872 23 1658 1723 BLACK Sarah Ann 24 f w NJ 872 24 1658 1723 BLACK Ida 3 f w NJ 872 25 1658 1723 BLACK John M. 1 m w NJ 872 26 1658 1723 BOUND Lewis 55 m w laborer NJ 872 27 1658 1723 STOUT John 25 m w laborer NJ 872 28 1659 1723 BLACK William H. 50 m w farmer NJ 872 29 1659 1723 BLACK Ann 52 f w NJ 872 30 1659 1723 BLACK Ann Elizabeth 14 f w NJ 872 31 1659 1723 LOUREY Rebecca 19 f w servant Ireland 872 32 1659 1723 GRAY John M. 18 m w PA 872 33 1660 1724 MITCHEL William 47 m w farmer NJ 872 34 1660 1724 MITCHEL Eliza 50 f w NJ 872 35 1660 1724 MITCHEL Jacob 19 m w NJ 872 36 1660 1724 MITCHEL Margaretta 17 f w NJ 872 37 1660 1724 BOOLEY Joseph 14 m b servant NJ 872 38 1660 1724 MOORE Emma 13 f w NJ

I have been asked by a cousin if I am aware of a STYRON to ZEISWEISS connection? Does anyone on the Camden List have any STYRON connection? Vince Summers

BURLINGTON CO. NJ 13 July 1860, PO Bordentown, Chesterfield Twp. p. 871 871 1 1650 1715 REED Lewis 49 m w laborer NJ 871 2 1650 1715 REED Hope 45 f w NJ 871 3 1650 1715 REED Biddle 18 m w NJ 871 4 1650 1715 REED Daniel 16 m w NJ 871 5 1650 1715 REED Millard 12 m w NJ 871 6 1650 1715 REED Lewis 9 m w NJ 871 7 1650 1715 REED Edward 7 m w NJ 871 8 1650 1715 REED William 6 m w NJ 871 9 1651 1715 SNYDER John 37 m w farmer Germany 871 10 1651 1715 SNYDER Maclena 33 f w NJ 871 11 1651 1715 SNYDER Martis 5 f w NJ 871 12 1651 1715 SNYDER Elizabeth 3 f w NJ 871 13 1651 1715 SNYDER Markelena 1 f w NJ 871 14 1652 1716 SATTERTHWAITE Henery B. 45 m w farmer NJ 871 15 1652 1716 SATTERTHWAITE Mary Ann 44 f w NJ 871 16 1652 1716 SATTERTHWAITE Elizabeth 20 f w NJ 871 17 1652 1716 SATTERTHWAITE John 18 m w NJ 871 18 1652 1716 SATTERTHWAITE Bunting 15 m w NJ 871 19 1652 1716 SATTERTHWAITE Edwin B. 26 m w mason NJ 871 20 1652 1716 POTTER John 25 m w laborer Ireland 871 21 1652 1716 SOUTHWICK Abraham 11 m w taken NJ 871 22 1652 1716 SOUTHWICK Ann 9 f w taken NJ 871 23 1653 1717 ADDAMS John S. 60 m w farmer NJ 871 24 1653 1717 ADDAMS Mary T. 49 f w NJ 871 25 1653 1717 ADDAMS Franklin T. 18 m w Pa 871 26 1653 1717 SPENCE Frederick 19 m w Germany 871 27 1653 1717 FLIN James 27 m w Ireland 871 28 1653 1717 LUKE Donly 23 m w Ireland 871 29 1653 1717 BROOKS Isabell 22 f w NJ 871 30 1653 1717 STREAKER Mary 25 f w NJ 871 31 1654 1718 NEWELL George T. 27 m w NJ 871 32 1654 1718 NEWELL Elizabeth 23 f w NJ 871 33 1654 1718 NEWELL Robertrostean 4 m w NJ 871 34 1654 1718 NEWELL Clarrah 2 f w NJ 871 35 1654 1718 POINTSET John 24 m w NJ 871 36 1654 1718 LUCAS Miles 20 m w NJ 871 37 1654 1718 WATKINS James N. 14 m w NJ 871 38 1654 1718 WILSON Mary T. 20 f w NJ

I thought this might be helpful for those interested in "Homes for Friendless Children". As I did visit the storage room and found quite a large collection of records there. The address now: Northern Home for Children 5301 Ridge Avenue Philadelphia, PA 19128 Phone: 215-482-1423 Taken from "History of Philadelphia". The Northern Home for Friendless Children was chartered Jan. 25, 1854. Mrs. E.E.Hutter and other ladies were prominent in originating this charity. They succeeded in obtaining a lot of ground extending from Twenty-second to Twenty third Streets,and from Brown to Parrish Streets. The object was to receive and befriend "destitute and neglected children, ignorant or forsaken, little boys or girls under twelve years of age." It was not necessary that they should be orphans. Here, in 1855, was erected a very large and imposing building, sufficient to accommodate a considerable number of children. In later years, after the war of the Rebellion had commenced a large adjoining building on Twenty-third and Parrish Streets was erected. Here was maintained the Soldiers' Orphans' Institute, the inmates being supported by the commonwealth of Pennsylvania. I did visit the orginal location and found a school now at the site, interestly they had some art work placed within the school building that I feel must have come from the orginial buildings. When I asked about the items, no one seem to know where they came from.

BURLINGTON CO. NJ 13 July 1860, PO Bordentown, Chesterfield Twp. p. 870 870 1 1645 1710 SHINN Ann 18 F W NJ 870 2 1645 1710 WARNER John R. 18 m w NJ 870 3 1645 1710 CRANE Elizabeth 19 f w NJ 870 4 1645 1710 PEARCE Ann 60 f w NJ 870 5 1646 1711 SATTERTHWAITE Joseph D. 59 m w farmer NJ 870 6 1646 1711 SATTERTHWAITE Mary C. 51 f w NJ 870 7 1646 1711 SATTERTHWAITE James H. 29 m w NJ 870 8 1646 1711 SATTERTHWAITE Samuel T. 24 m w NJ 870 9 1646 1711 SATTERTHWAITE Sarah T. 20 f w NJ 870 10 1646 1711 SATTERTHWAITE William 14 m w NJ 870 11 1646 1711 SHINN Sarah Jane 18 f w servant NJ 870 12 1646 1711 SATTERTHWAITE Charles B. 22 m w Indianna 870 13 1647 1712 HOLLOWAYS James 55 m w farmer NJ 870 14 1647 1712 HOLLOWAYS Mary 40 f w NJ 870 15 1647 1712 HOLLOWAYS Charles 25 m w NJ 870 16 1647 1712 HOLLOWAYS James 21 m w NJ 870 17 1647 1712 HOLLOWAYS George 16 m w NJ 870 18 1647 1712 HOLLOWAYS Samuel 14 m w NJ 870 19 1647 1712 HOLLOWAYS Martha 12 f w NJ 870 20 1647 1712 LAURENCE Emley 14 f w NJ 870 21 1648 1713 REED John S. 37 m w mash farmer NJ 870 22 1648 1713 REED Rebecca H. 35 f w NJ 870 23 1648 1713 REED Meriah 15 m w NJ 870 24 1648 1713 REED Laurance 11 M W NJ 870 25 1648 1713 REED Hannah 9 f w NJ 870 26 1648 1713 REED Luisa 6 f w NJ 870 27 1648 1713 REED Martha 4 f w NJ 870 28 1648 1713 REED Ann Joline 2 f w NJ 870 29 1648 1713 REED Harrison 20 m w laborer NJ 870 30 1648 1713 ERICKSON Barzillia 23 m w laborer NJ 870 31 1649 1714 NEWBOLD Wm. Augustus 42 m w farmer NJ 870 32 1649 1714 NEWBOLD Luisa T. 35 m w Pa 870 33 1649 1714 NEWBOLD George 9 m w Pa 870 34 1649 1714 NEWBOLD Albert 7 m w Pa 870 35 1649 1714 NEWBOLD Thomas Earl 3 m w Pa 870 36 1649 1714 CRANE Emeline 40 f w servant NJ 870 37 1649 1714 CRANE Elizabeth 42 f w servant NJ 870 38 1649 1714 NEWBOLD Ann 81 f w NJ 870 39 1649 1714 SPEARE Cristian 33 f w laborer Germany

BURLINGTON CO. NJ, 13 July 1860, PO Bordentown, Chesterfield Twp. p. 869 869 1 1640 1705 SPENCER Mary 80 f w NJ 869 2 1640 1705 SPENCER Margaret 50 f w NJ 869 3 1640 1705 SPENCER George 45 m w laborer NJ 869 4 1641 1706 HOLLOWAYS John K. 38 m w farmer NJ 869 5 1641 1706 HOLLOWAYS Ellen 36 f w NJ 869 6 1641 1706 HOLLOWAYS Mary Ann 14 f w NJ 869 7 1641 1706 HOLLOWAYS Charles Henry 14 m w NJ 869 8 1641 1706 HOLLOWAYS Ann 10 f w NJ 869 9 1641 1706 HOLLOWAYS John Edward 4 m w NJ 869 10 1641 1706 HOLLOWAYS Alfred 5/12 m w NJ 869 11 1641 1706 HOLLOWAYS Ann 70 f w NJ 869 12 1641 1706 HOLLOWAYS Robert 29 m w NJ 869 13 1641 1706 BENNET Elizabeth 15 f w servant NJ 869 14 1641 1706 DUNPHEY George 17 m w NJ 869 15 1642 1707 CHAFEY Charles 46 m w farmer NJ 869 16 1642 1707 CHAFEY Margaret 46 f w NJ 869 17 1642 1707 CHAFEY Harriet 22 f w NJ 869 18 1642 1707 CHAFEY George F. 21 m w NJ 869 19 1642 1707 CHAFEY Mary Ann 18 f w NJ 869 20 1642 1707 CHAFEY Ivins O. 17 m w NJ 869 21 1642 1707 CHAFEY Adaline 12 f w NJ 869 22 1642 1707 CHAFEY Sarah Margaret 7 f w NJ 869 23 1643 1708 HIGGINS Joseph 45 m w carpenter NJ 869 24 1643 1708 HIGGINS Charlot 35 f w NJ 869 25 1643 1708 HIGGINS Rachel 10 F W NJ 869 26 1643 1708 HIGGINS Lewis 8 m w NJ 869 27 1643 1708 HIGGINS George 4 m w NJ 869 28 1643 1708 HARKER Margaret 75 f w NJ 869 29 1644 1709 ERVAN Steven 19 m w farmer Pa 869 30 1644 1709 BALDWIN Margaret 70 f w Pa 869 31 1644 1709 ROGERS Atter 40 f w housekeeper Ireland 869 32 1645 1710 DAVIS George C. 60 m w Innkeeper _______ NJ 869 33 1645 1710 DAVIS Mary 40 f w NJ 869 34 1645 1710 DAVIS Sarah 2 f w NJ 869 35 1645 1710 SYKES John 65 m w NJ 869 36 1645 1710 ROBBINS Tent 25 m w NJ 869 37 1645 1710 TINDALE Daniel 40 m w Germany 869 38 1645 1710 MCCAIN Allen 50 m w Ireland 869 39 1645 1710 EMLEY Hannah Ann 17 f w NJ