West Jersey Press 26 May 1869 p 3 Married Hollinshed-Fenimore In Camden, on the 20th inst., at the residence of the bride's parents, by Rev. Henry Baker, Jr., Henry Hollinshed, Jr., to Mary E., daughter of Isaac H. Fenimore, Esq., all of Camden, N.J. Phipps-Abbott. On the 12th instant, in Philadelphia, by Rev. Richard W. Humphries, Mr. Ellis P. Phipps, of Philadelphia, to Miss Clara M. Abbott, daughter of Nathan S. Abbott, Esq., of Woodbury. DuBois-Buck At the Oaks, Bridgeton, N. J., Thursday, May 20, by Rev. Robert p. DuBois. Dr. Frank L. DuBois, United States Navy, to Clara M. R. Buck, daughter of Robert S. Buck, Esq. Shinn-Tilton May 24th, at 861 N. Broad Street, by Rev. A. Manship, Mr. Albert B. Shinn, of Moorestown, N. J., to Miss Lizzie F. Tilton, of Burlington County, N.J. DIED Colhouer In Camden, on the evening of the 24th instant, Maria S., wife of James R. Colhouer, and daughter of Barclay and Sarah S. Cooper, in the 25th year of her age. Shuster In South Camden, on the 19th inst., John G. Shuster, aged 30 years. Henry At Moorestown, on the 19th instant, of scarlet fever, Samuel B., only child of Charles P., and Sally J. Henry, in the 3d year of his age. Davis On the evening of the 23d instant, at Riverton, N. J., Re Ella E., only daughter of Lemuel H. Davis. Westcoatt At Millville, N. J., May 23d Aaron Westcoatt, in his 47th year. Vince

I got some fine information from the Camden County Historical Society. In the form of Obits and Marriages, from Newspaper listings, specifically the "West Jersey Press" 2 Dec. 1868 issue, p2 Married Contact me if any of these combinations interest you... Brown-Cliver Derousse-Fitzgerald Roby-Brittain Mulholland-Johnson Maguire-Perks Peters-Parker Watson-Harley Shinn-Wilson Pratt-Thornton Ayres-Durell Mitchell-Bolton Hurff-Bolton Wright-Vanneman Welling-Dick Atkinson-Gibbs Davis-Nixon Sickler-Allen Street-Sickler Campbell-Elmer Patterson-Orr Gibson-Bennett Shoemaker-Postal Wentzell-Banks These are the marriages. Died is hard to read. But here goes... Powell Gibbs Smith Sharp McKnight Hann Vince !:O>

I got some fine information from the Camden County Historical Society. In the form of Obits and Marriages, from Newspaper listings, specifically the "West Jersey Press" Issue 13 Feb 1878, p3 Married. ---------- Scudder-Fitzgerald On Feb. 6th, 1878, at the residence of the bride's parents, by the Rev. V. D. Reed, D. D., assisted by the Rev. A. H. Lang, Mr. Reuben G. Scudder and Miss Fannie F. Fitzgerald, daughter of Thomas Fitzgerald, Esq., all of this city. --------- Bovell-Knauff. On Jan. 8th, 1878, by Rev. John Y. Dobbins, Henry S. Bovell and Maria M. Knauff, both of this city. --------- Blizzard-Brown. On Feb. 5th, by Rev. E. Hewitt, William Blizzard, of Philadelphia, and Maggie A. Brown, of this city. --------- Gant-Roun. On Jan. 28th, 1878, at the Unionville M. E. Parsonage, by Rev. T. S. Wilson, Mr. Peter D. Gant to Miss Mary E. Roun, both of Cross Keys. --------- Hughes-Hinchman. On Jan. 31, 1878, at the residence of the bride's parents, tby Rev. J. B. Westcott, Mr. Charles C. Hughes to Miss Maggie H. Hinchman, all of Clarksboro, N.J. --------- Davis-Shinn. On Thursday, February 7th ult., by Rev. J.R. Westwood, George W. Davis to Miss R. L. Shinn, both of this city. Died --------- Musselman. In this city, on the oth inst., Mrs. Mary E. Musselman, widow of David Musselman, in the 68th year of her age. --------- Paille. In Philadelphia, on the 6th instant, Mrs. Mary T. Paille, in the 36th year of her age. --------- Gant. Near Cross Keys, on the 5th inst., Margaretta Gant, aged 64 years. ---------- Sharp. Near Woodbury, on the 6th inst., Harry A. Sharp, son of Samuel Sharp. Vince

For the first time in its history, the library of the Genealogical Society of Pennsylvania will be open on Saturdays for researchers. The dates for the winter of 1998-99 are: (second Saturdays of the month) Dec. 12 Jan. 9 Feb. 13 Mar 13 April 10 The Saturday hours will be 10:00 a.m. until 4:45 p.m. The GSP library is located on the second floor of 1305 Locust Street in Philadelphia, PA. (Across the street from the Historical Society of PA and over Girasole's Restaurant). Please call (215) 545-0391 for more information. Visit our web site at <A HREF="http://www.libertynet.org/gspa/">Genealogical Society of Pennsylvania</A>.

I'm looking for browns that lived in the aria back in the 1800's Andrew Brown b 1839 married Martha Simpson, Had four children Andrew Thompson Brown, Florence Brown,Linwood Brown, And Wilbert C Brown, His brother Robert Brown Married Margaret Glass,and nine children, Mary Jane, Charles Howard , Margaret, . Robert Lincoln, Rebecca Glass, Matthew, Edith G, Isaac Welsh, and James Visit our Web Site. http://wworx.net/browns

I know some of you have Burlington County roots as well, and since it is a neighboring county, I though I would let you know that the Burlington County pages of NJGenWeb have been redone by the new coordinator. You can check it out at http://www.rootsweb.com/~njburlin/ Gary Steiner gsteiner@cyberenet.net

this page was brought to my attention on another list I'm on......I've seen many of the surnames on this list.....please take the time to read the info on this page... http://www.linkline.com/personal/xymox/fraud/fraud1.htm Shirl

http://www.citydirectories.psmedia.com this site has the 1859 Philadelphia City Directory online to search..the Camden Directory is in the back....hope you find someone.. Shirl

To: Shirl, In response to her response to "Den49co@aol.com" reply to her question. In response to your question I can see nothing at all wrong with the way you were replied to. You state that you thought the purpose of these lists were for people to help each other. What do you think "Den49co@aol.com" did? He gave you an answer to your question. What are you expecting? I thought your reply to his assistance was rather terse and would deter anyone else from attempting to give any help. I TOO LIVE on a rather MEAGER SOCIAL SECURITY check, but am not crying about it. Wes Hayman

Folks, If you will recall, it was through this site that I obtained information leading to a beehive of living relatives. Their information is beginning to pour in, so I will have questions. I will keep emails short and to the point so noone will feel intimidated. First, and I quote: Back in time to 1930 and as the story goes--- Nanny Sommers rode the bus between Barrington and Camden. Towards Camden, on the Haddon Ave. route, after Kaighns Ave. and before Newton, on the left side, stood an orphanage with a play yard in fron. Riding the bus Nanny noted Vera, Elizabeth and Rose playing. They all had flaming red hair. Nanny took the girls to live with her family with a compassionate act and probably for some money she would receive. We know the time frame because Elizabeth was born in 1915... This lady Elizabeth, married "Nanny's" son, Paul Thomas Sommers, and became my Aunt Elizabeth, sadly now plagued with Alzheimer's Disease. Does anyone know the name of the orphanage, or recognize any of the names here presented? Thanks, Vince

What didn't work? The address is http://www.cyberenet.net/~gsteiner/cchs/ with all the e's and the tilde. Gary Steiner gsteiner@cyberenet.net >I tried the Web site listed for the CCHS, and it didn't work. > >Any suggestions? I tried it as "cybernet" too, dropping out what seems to be >an extra e. > >--Harriet Brown >Madison, WI >hnbrown@aol.com

Those of you researching in Southern NJ might want to visit the web sites of the Camden County Historical Society and the Gloucester County Historical Society. Both have a listing of their holdings, a list of publications for sale and membership application forms. Both have information on other counties in the area. I have seen many of the surnames mentioned on these maillists in included in their lists. Please check them out. Camden County Historical Society: www.cyberenet.net/~gsteiner/cchs/ Gloucester County Historical Society: www.rootsweb.com/~njglouce/gchs/ Happy hunting, Joe

I tried the Web site listed for the CCHS, and it didn't work. Any suggestions? I tried it as "cybernet" too, dropping out what seems to be an extra e. --Harriet Brown Madison, WI hnbrown@aol.com

In a message dated 98-11-27 22:26:04 EST, SALASH@aol.com writes: > ital records from Dept. of Health & Senior Services CN 370, Trenton NJ. The > only other thing in there was a slip of paper saying the records have now > been > moved to CN 307 Trenton NJ. Is this a typo or should I resend them to 307? > Thanks for any advice. 370 is the Dept of Health, whereas 307 is the State Archives, the zip code will change slightly (using nine digit, that is). The costs are the same, but, the archives will do more research for your money. Diane

In a message dated 98-11-27 22:26:04 EST, SALASH@aol.com writes: > ital records from Dept. of Health & Senior Services CN 370, Trenton NJ. The > only other thing in there was a slip of paper saying the records have now > been > moved to CN 307 Trenton NJ. Is this a typo or should I resend them to 307?

I wish I could afford to join every society where I'm doing research, but I live on a very meager social security check..nevertheless...not sure why I feel a need to qualify asking for information, thought that was the purpose of these lists..to help each other.... thank you to others for your help:) Shirl Den49co@aol.com wrote: > A Camden City Directory could provide the answer. Call or visit the Camden > County Historical Society. Better yet, join. 609-964-3333.

370 works for documents dated later than May, 1978.... I just had mine returned also, so I know that's the problem...did you get a red card..if so read it closely..and I believe you'll see that nothing but the P.O. Box is different... Shirl Gary Steiner wrote: > If they have moved their office, they have yet to post this information on > their web site. The address they list there is > > New Jersey Department of Health and Senior Services > Vital Statistics Registration > P. O. Box 370 > Trenton, NJ 08625-0370 > > And they give a phone number of 609-292-4087. Call that number and ask > them why the address on their web site no longer works. > > Their web site is at http://www.state.nj.us/health/vital/vital.htm > > >Hello, > > > >I am trying to make sense out of this. I just got back my applications for > >vital records from Dept. of Health & Senior Services CN 370, Trenton NJ. The > >only other thing in there was a slip of paper saying the records have now been > >moved to CN 307 Trenton NJ. Is this a typo or should I resend them to 307? > >Thanks for any advice. > >Suzie > >salash@aol.com > >Bierfreund, Lash, Lee, Lis, Lund, Mester, Rennebaum, Winfield, Wisinski

If they have moved their office, they have yet to post this information on their web site. The address they list there is New Jersey Department of Health and Senior Services Vital Statistics Registration P. O. Box 370 Trenton, NJ 08625-0370 And they give a phone number of 609-292-4087. Call that number and ask them why the address on their web site no longer works. Their web site is at http://www.state.nj.us/health/vital/vital.htm >Hello, > >I am trying to make sense out of this. I just got back my applications for >vital records from Dept. of Health & Senior Services CN 370, Trenton NJ. The >only other thing in there was a slip of paper saying the records have now been >moved to CN 307 Trenton NJ. Is this a typo or should I resend them to 307? >Thanks for any advice. >Suzie >salash@aol.com >Bierfreund, Lash, Lee, Lis, Lund, Mester, Rennebaum, Winfield, Wisinski

I'm trying to find out what church or facility my grandparents were married in..on Oct 11, 1900 on their 'marriage return' it lists as Place: Kaigns Ave. Parsonage and Rev, H.R. Blackwood officiating... is anyone familiar with this parsonage and/or Rev. Blackwood? thank you for your help Shirl

records between May 1848 and May 1878 must be sent to Box 307.. SALASH@aol.com wrote: > Hello, > > I am trying to make sense out of this. I just got back my applications for > vital records from Dept. of Health & Senior Services CN 370, Trenton NJ. The > only other thing in there was a slip of paper saying the records have now been > moved to CN 307 Trenton NJ. Is this a typo or should I resend them to 307? > Thanks for any advice. > Suzie > salash@aol.com > Bierfreund, Lash, Lee, Lis, Lund, Mester, Rennebaum, Winfield, Wisinski