I was from Collingswood, NJ and to my knowledge they have copies of all year books in the local libraries. I am sure they would be in the Camden libraries as well. Vickie

This is wonderful. I would love info you may have for Sommers/Summers. I lost the address of the kind person who sent me info on Olive Chew. The unzipped photographic attachment crashes my Netscape browser, and so I had to delete it without even seeing it. If you or she has any images, and you care to send them, please zip them. I do not expect them, but they are most welcome. The info would help greatly in itself. I volunteer until I am almost overburdened at times, but I do it because wonderfully kind persons have helped me so much. Apparently you are one of these! Vince SLThom444@aol.com wrote: > I have Camden High Year Books for the following years: > 1939, 1940, 1941, 1962, 1963 and 1964. > > Sandy

I have Camden High Year Books for the following years: 1939, 1940, 1941, 1962, 1963 and 1964. Sandy

>Date: Tue, 20 Oct 1998 10:53:03 -0500 >From: Nathan Dugan <NDUGAN@dep.state.nj.us> >To: nj_history@email.rutgers.edu >Subject: Event Alert - FWD >Mime-Version: 1.0 >Sender: owner-nj_history@email.rutgers.edu >Precedence: bulk > > ><Received by the New Jersey Historic Trust from Paul Chrystie of the >Coalition to Preserve Natural Resources, 10/18/98 8:55 pm> > >EVENT ALERT >Governor Whitman will be attending three events early next week to >promote passage of Public Question #1. They are: > >[-Monday [10/19], 2:30 pm in Hoboken at the Castle Point section of the >Hudson River Walkway] >-Tuesday [10/20: TODAY], 11:15 am in Millburn, Essex County, at >Washington Rock overlook at South Mountain Reservation >-Wednesday [10/21: TOMORROW] in Camden City, 2:30 pm at Walt >Whitman House, approx. 3:00 pm at Wiggins Park > >For additional information or directions to these events, please contact >Steve Henry at (609) 727-1200. Additional information on future events >will be available later next week. > >BANNERS AVAILABLE > >The Coalition has produced 50 vinyl "Vote Yes on One" banners for use >at events. They are approximately two feet by five feet wide, and ideal >for use at community events, in heavily trafficked areas, and wherever >large numbers of voters are likely to congregate. If you would like a >banner, please contact the Coalition at (609) 695-1211, ext. 2, or via >e-mail at paul.chrystie@cwix.com. > >POSTCARDS AVAILABLE > >The Coalition has also printed "Get Out the Vote" postcards. They feature >a nature scene on one side, and a bulldozer knocking down trees on the >other, and remind voters that "The choice is yours on November 3." If >you would like postcards to send to members, family and friends, please >contact the Coalition (609) 695-1211, ext. 2, or via e-mail at >paul.chrystie@cwix.com. > >****************************************** >Nathan Dugan >Public Information Officer >New Jersey Historic Trust >P.O. Box 457 >Trenton, NJ 08625 > >phone 609/984-0473 >fax 609/984-7590 >email ndugan@dep.state.nj.us > >Check out the Historic Trust on the web: >www.state.nj.us/dep/njht >***************************************** >

I have Yearbooks for 1964---1968 (inclusive) for St. Joseph High School in Camden, NJ. Glad to do any look-ups. I also have access to years 1969---1971 (inclusive) for the same school if you can wait a bit longer for the results. The ' 69---' 71 years are my sister's & I can obtain them for her. This was St. Joseph High School that was located on Mt. Ephraim Ave. (St. Joe's "Polish") in Camden, NJ. PLEASE send requests to my e-mail addy. Sally photogskh@aol.com

Vince Summers wrote: > > > > Say! This is a great source. Are their other > > yearbooks out there? > > > > My father would have gone to school, quite > > possibly Camden, 1934-1937 roughly. My mom, > > Adele Ayres, 1931-1934. > > > > Vince > > -- > > *===========================================================================* > > *Vincent E. Summers, Chemist E-Mail: vsummers@nrao.edu * > > *National Radio Astronomy Observatory Phone: (804)-296-0210 * > > *2015 Ivy Road FAX: (804)-296-0324 * > > *Charlottesville, VA 22903 http://www.cv.nrao.edu/~vsummers * > > *===========================================================================* > > > > --IAA09831.908887810/polaris.cv.nrao.edu-- > > > > > > -- > *===========================================================================* > *Vincent E. Summers, Chemist E-Mail: vsummers@nrao.edu * > *National Radio Astronomy Observatory Phone: (804)-296-0210 * > *2015 Ivy Road FAX: (804)-296-0324 * > *Charlottesville, VA 22903 http://www.cv.nrao.edu/~vsummers * > *===========================================================================* I have NBHS, New Britain, Connecticut 1918, WHS, Wethersfield High School, 1953. I will, of course, do lookups. Pat

Great idea. Looking for Camden High School Year Books: years 1938-1942 /Ralph Hoover, years 1946-1950/Mildred Ida Hoover and years 1948-1952/Robert Hoover. Any surnames listed: Letts, Howell or Hoover would also be helpful. I'm sorry this is alot. I will pay for the lookup. Thanks Pat Billings email me privately esp1@voicenet.com

The Camden County Historical Society has a large collection of Camden High Yearbooks. Also, in their holdings, are reunion booklets, etc. The Society's research rates are a reasonable $18, including the cost of some copies and postage. Lynn

> Say! This is a great source. Are their other > yearbooks out there? > > My father would have gone to school, quite > possibly Camden, 1934-1937 roughly. My mom, > Adele Ayres, 1931-1934. > > Vince > -- > *===========================================================================* > *Vincent E. Summers, Chemist E-Mail: vsummers@nrao.edu * > *National Radio Astronomy Observatory Phone: (804)-296-0210 * > *2015 Ivy Road FAX: (804)-296-0324 * > *Charlottesville, VA 22903 http://www.cv.nrao.edu/~vsummers * > *===========================================================================* > > --IAA09831.908887810/polaris.cv.nrao.edu-- > > -- *===========================================================================* *Vincent E. Summers, Chemist E-Mail: vsummers@nrao.edu * *National Radio Astronomy Observatory Phone: (804)-296-0210 * *2015 Ivy Road FAX: (804)-296-0324 * *Charlottesville, VA 22903 http://www.cv.nrao.edu/~vsummers * *===========================================================================*

Hello, I have the 1924 Camden High School year book if anyone needs a look up. Suzie salash@aol.com

HI: I am new to this list. I am researching the following families that connect with the HUMMEL family. AYARS SHEPPARD ACTION HIRES SNELLBAKER McPHERSON PEACOCK SILPATH HARTRANFF FIRING Thank you for any help With my best of regards frank.hummel@juno.com ___________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

This may be a long shot but if anyone has the NJ Census for Berlin in 1900, could you look up "McCanns" on the census &, if there aren't too many, let me know who is listed and the data. I know I can order it from the FHC & I plan to eventually do that but I don't have much time since I have little ones to tend to. Thank you. Kathy

These are my grandparents and I just got info on them but not enough. I want to find out about their ancesters &{brothers,sisters, etc.}?? Ralph b1894 d1963 Pennsauken,NJ was a dairy driver in 1932 and a school janitor in 1960,obtained his SS card in PA. Lived at 2210 Merchantville Ave.,Pennsauken,NJ in 1932 and moved to Irving Ave., sometime after that. Florence b1904 d1969 is his wife. Thanks for any kind of help Pat Billings esp1@voicenet.com

I have just obtained a copy of my great grandparents marriage certificate. They were married in 1885. The witnesses listed are Ellen Lehaner and Thomas Stelley. The marriage took place in Camden, NJ. If anyone has any information on these witnesses, please contact me. Thank you. Kathy

One of our Rowand family members found this genealogist on the web and wrote to him concerning our progenitor Alexander/Ellicksander Rowand b. 1654 Scotland who came to the present day Camden Co. area in 1675. My inquiry is, does this seem reasonable? Is there a way to find out the reputations of Genealogists in Scotland? Wes Hayman Dear Sir Thank you for your e mail.I am a professional Genealogist and I have access to all the records necessary for such a search. I charge £40 (40 pounds) or $80 (80 dollars) and the work would be completed within 7-10 days. Please send what information you can along with your cheque. Hoping that this is acceptable to you. Your sincerely J.S.Arthur F.S.A.(Scot) 392/7 Easter Road Leith Scotland EH6 8HT Other "Early Gl. Co., NJ Settlers" surnames associated with Rowand are: Bates, Clement, Collins, Ellis, Harrison, Horner, Hillman, Hunt, Matlack, Rudderow, Saunders, Shivers, Ward, etc.

My grandmother had a friend by the name of Ann Roth who lived in Camden, NJ during the 1920s-1930s, I believe. If anyone is related to Ann Roth, it would be nice to hear from you. Kathy McClung

Hello Everyone, I am helping a gentleman in England research his cousins who came over to Camden Co in the early 1900's. One of his cousins left a will in 1929. It is very difficult for me to get into Camden to get this. Is there anyone on the list who would be willing to do this for me, I would pay all costs of course and would be happy to do research in Burlington County where I live. If anyone is interested in this, please e-mail me privately. Thank you for your help! Kathy

My great grandfather's brother, EDWARD McCANN, settled in Berlin. The only thing we know is that he had sons & daughters. If anyone knows of any of Edward McCann's descendants in Berlin, NJ, please email me. Thank you. Kathy

This may be of interest to those researching in the Camden area. >From: LaniMacA@aol.com >Date: Sat, 3 Oct 1998 13:42:13 EDT >Old-To: PHILLY-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com >Mime-Version: 1.0 >Subject: [PHILLY-ROOTS-L] The G.A.R. & its Museum in Phila. >To: PHILLY-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com >Resent-From: PHILLY-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com >X-Mailing-List: <PHILLY-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com> archive/latest/7163 >X-Loop: PHILLY-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com >Precedence: list >Resent-Sender: PHILLY-ROOTS-L-request@rootsweb.com >Resent-Bcc: >Status: O >X-Status: > > In light of past discussions about the GAR on this list, this might >be of >interest: > >The Doylestown (PA) Patriot newspaper, 1 Oct 1998, p. 12 > The Bucks Co. (PA) Civil War Round Table will present a free program on >Phila.'s Grand Army of the Republic Civil War Museum & Library on Tues., Oct. >6, at 7 pm in the Community Rm. of the Bucks Co. Courthouse (E. Court & Broad >Sts.), Doylestown, PA. Guest speakers Bud & Margaret Atkinson will describe >the history of the G.A.R., the primary veterans' organization of the Civil >War, and the creation of the G.A.R. museum. They will discuss the formation, >focus and mission of the G.A.R. and will explain how Phila.'s G.A.R. Post No. >2 created the G.A.R. museum. The museum has passed to Civil War veterans' >descendants and remains one of the region's major sources of historic >information. > The Sons of Union Veterans (S.U.V.) of the Civil War, the G.A.R.'s >descendant >organization , is experiencing a rapid regrowth, and its ongoing projects at >the museum will be detailed. Information on the S.U.V. Auxiliary and its role >in preserving the memory of Civil War veterans and their deeds. > The program is free and open to the general public. > >Lani >

Does anyone recognize these Chews? Distant offspring of the famous Gloucester county Chews, direct descendants of the Loyalist Jonathan (of whose final fate I know nothing -- did he flee to Canada, then?). My Cousin Fannie (Fanny?) was a bewhiskered old lady, not too appealing to the eye, but warm to the heart. Stories of Wilson came from my Grandmother, who visualized him, or maybe even allegorized him, as extremely tall. She always smiled about her Chew relatives. They were all from around the 1860's or 70's. Children of Walter Wesley Chew, whom Prowell calls Walker W. Chew. Walter Wesley Chew's wife, Elizabeth R. Fitzgerald, who may have been Elizabeth Rouse Fitzgerald, named after the DeRousse's, died in Cheltenham. So, perhaps if you do not know anything of these persons, you can still help me by telling me what county Cheltenham is. Pa, I believe? Vince