Searching for Alexamder JOHNSON married Annie. His brothers and sisters are : Francis, Martha Robert, Horace and Edward My grandfather: Samel A JOHNSON, Sr b (?) died 1965 Salem county (claysville) married Beluha BERGEN. Their children Doris and Samuel Samuel A JOHNSON, Jr b1933 Salem NJ d1979 (my father) married Evelyn Rhodes 7 children, 2nd wife Marie-both killed 1979 Great-great grandmother: Laura TILLMAN or SPENCER. Great-grandmother Sarah BERGEN (BERGEN COUNTY) Grandmother: Beluah BERGEN (GREENWICH TOWNSHIP) b1910 d1965. Brothers and sisters Elizabeth, Berna, myrtle, Berthe( CAMDEN NJ) d6/97, Charles and William. Issac (wake forrest) and wife Ruth (both up in years (90>) If any names look familar please email me at poore9838@webtv.net. Thanks

I'm benining work on my Grandmother's family. Her name was Elizabeth P. Foster. Here is her father, mother and family. Thomas P. Foster b.9/26/1969 Mt. Holly, NJ. d.3/19/1937 in Berlin, NJ Ida Mary Cheesman b6/18/1876 in Berlin, NJ Children: Elizabeth P. Foster b9/26/1891 Kirkwood, NJ d.11/2/1977 Berlin, NJ Seth Foster b.3/11/1891 Kirkwood, NJ Joel K. Foster b. 10/24/1893 Thomas B. Foster b.10/14/1895 Ida May Foster b.8/10/1897 Edith C. Foster b.6/14/1899 Lindwold, NJ Melvin E. Foster b.8/6/1900 Florence M. Foster b.9/23/1903 Kirkwood, NJ d. 2/6/1929 Emma R. Foster b.4/14/1888 d.10/02/1924 If anyone has any leads or connection to any of these people please contact me. My Grandfather was Samuel G. Conley and my father was Robert C. Conley. Thanks.

I AM SEARCHING FOR ANY INFO. ON JAMES W STONE WHO WAS MARRIED TO ELIZABETH QUINN THEY WERE FROM SOUTH PHILA.MARRIED AND MOVED TO TRENTON , THEN TO CAMDEN, AROUND FILMORE STREET JACKSON STREET AND ALSO FERRY AVE. THEY HAD 14 CHILDREN SOME OF THE NAMES ARE ETHELBERT STONE WHO MARRIED INTO THE LONG FAMILY

Calling all BORTON/BOURTON researchers!!!! There is now a forum for the BORTON Family on the GenForum Web page!!!! Let's put this to good use and find our missing cousins!!! http://www.genforum.com/borton/ Good luck with your research - Karen Borton

I am researching my maternal line. We are of Polish decent if you haven't already figured it out. My goal is to link back to Poland. However, most of my history is on the females of my family which seems to be slowing my search. My great great grandmother died Katarzyna Rupinska in 1941. She lived in Camden NJ. I believe she remarried when she came to the United States sometime after 1912 to Wojciech Rupinski (Cupinska?). They are not burried together. They married in either Parsons, PA (Now part of Wilkes-Barre), Philadelphia or New Jersey, maybe Camden. Her death certificate states her parents were John Blados & Rozalia. She came to the USA via Philadelphia in 1912 under the name Katarzyna Filipkowska - widow. From family history she was married to Cichowski prior to Filipkowski and married for the first time for which I have no information. Katarzyna came to America with my grandmother Anna Filipkowska - supposed widow of a Zadowska. She later married a Marcel Borowski and they had 4 sons. My family believes the Borowski's or Rupinski's had a farm in Doylestown - Can anyone confirm???? If anyone can help, please let me know. Also if anyone knows anything regarding the Poles emmigration from Poland. Natalie tomnatalie@erols.com

Hello Fellow List Members, I am new to the list, but thought I would include you researchers in on this. I am planning trips to the cemetaries listed below in in the next week or so. I am an amateur photographer & am going to these cemetaries to photograph headstones for folks. I use B&W film & a 35mm camera with appropriate lenses & or filters for the task. If any of you would like photos from headstones in these cemetaries, please e-mail me privately. Your only costs are for the film, processing & postage (film & processing costs are divided among the number of photos per roll---NOT each person paying the entire amount). That is all. This is not something I will be continuing, unless my health permits it. I will list the cemetary names, area, & their phone numbers. It would be much easier if you obtain the info on the location of the headstone you're interested in having me photograph. I am sorry I am unable to do any other than those cemetaries listed below. Also, please do not forward this to other lists. I have posted it to the lists from which I feel I am able to "manage" requests. Thank you, Sally Huntley photogskh@aol.com Mt. Moriah Cemetary---62nd & Kinsessing W. Phila.,PA 215-729-1295 Arlington Cemetary---Cove Rd., Pennsauken, NJ 609-663-5100 Bethel Memorial Park---Cove Rd., Pennsauken, NJ 609-663-5100 Crescent Burial Park---Westfield Ave., Pennsauken, NJ 609-662-6313 Harleigh Cemetary & Crematory---Haddon Ave., Camden, NJ 609-963-0122 Locustwood Memorial Park---Rt. 70, Cherry Hill, NJ 609-429-0500 New St. Mary's Cemetary---Browning Rd., Bellmawr, NJ 609-931-1570 Sunset Memorial Park---Union Ave., Pennsauken, NJ 609-488-1244 Calvary Cemetary---Rt. 70, Cherry Hill, NJ 609-663-3345 -------------------end list--------------------------------------------------------

NJCAMDEN-L-request@rootweb.com W.J. Browning, M.D. Box 39, Story, WY 82842 docb@wavecom.net

>Date: Wed, 15 Apr 1998 14:00:24 >From: Richard Waldron <rwaldron@admin.sos.state.nj.us> >To: nj_history@email.rutgers.edu >Subject: Call for Papers, Walt Whitman Conference >Cc: singley@crab.rutgers.edu, tbhlhh@crab.rutgers.edu, balkunma@shu.edu, > jbauer@turbo.kean.edu >MIME-Version: 1.0 >Sender: owner-nj_history@email.rutgers.edu >Precedence: bulk > >The New Jersey Studies Academic Alliance and Rutgers University, Camden, >are the major sponsors of "The Many Cultures of Walt Whitman: A Conference >for Scholars and Teachers," Friday and Saturday, October 23-24, at the >Rutgers, Camden, campus. The conference is funded by the New Jersey >Council for the Humanities (a state program of the National Endowment for >the Humanities), Rutgers University, and the Walt Whitman Cultural Arts >Center. > >Topics for papers may include new directions/current trends in Whitman >scholarship; cultural contexts (religious, philosophical, social, >political, sexual, etc.) and regional ties that illuminate Whitman's >writings; issues related to teaching about Whitman at any instructional >level. > >Send 2-3 page proposals or full papers by June 1, 1998, to Tyler Hoffman, >Dept. of English, Rutgers University, Camden, NJ 08102; email ><TBHLHH@crab.rutgers.edu>. >

Looking for ancestors and descendants of Samuel DAVIDSON and Sarah Ann BORTON. I lost track of this family after 1870. Where did they go?? Will share all information I have. - Karen Borton Edon, Ohio Samuel DAVIDSON - born about 1831, Pennsylvania residence Camden, New Jersey in 1870 occupation: team driver Sarah Ann BORTON - born about 1834, New Jersey daughter of Charles BORTON and Permilia SITLEY Children: Joseph E. DAVIDSON - born about 1853, New Jersey occupation: brick layer Mary Emma DAVIDSON - born about 1858, New Jersey Samuel DAVIDSON - born about 1861, New Jersey William DAVIDSON - born about 1869, New Jersey

Hi all, I am stumped on my Spiegles and hoping someone else is researching them. John Philip SPIEGLE m. Hester PALMER + Patience b. 1833 (my gg-gma) in NJ m. WEST,residing Gloucester City NJ @ time. + Stephen b. 1834 + Suzannah b. 1836 m. ___ TANIER + Hannah b. 1838 m. William BRITTAN 1856 + Charles b. 1841 + William b. 1843 in Waterford NJ killed Civil War + Mary Elizabeth b. 1846 m. Charles IVES + Catharine b. 1849 then the parents died in 1851 and 1852...yet i don't find them in the 1850 NJ census index. i have ordered the census itself for camden county where i think they were & will have to pore over it...anyone? (this info is all family history..i have next to no documentation) thanks, janet

Greetings, I was reminded by a very good friend: Don't forget ZANE. Abraham Rowand md Priscilla Ann Zane 10/26/1835. Also don't forget MARSHALL. Walter Rowand, son of Hillman Rowand md Frances F. Marshall, daughter of Joseph Webb Marshall and his first of three wives, Patience ( ?? ). Joseph Webb Marshall was son of Randall George Washington Marshall and Sarah Webb, who md in 1831/32. All Gloucester County people in the area that later became Camden County. Frances, Walter, Joseph, Randall G. W., and Sarah were all early residents of what is now Magnolia, Camden County, NJ. Walter was from somewhere between Kirkwood and Clementon. Sarah Webb's parents were Joseph Webb and Rebecca Eopping (Epping) who md in 1800, also in what is now Magnolia. I'll send you Frances and Walter's children if you want my data. Some of their descendants are still around here. one of the Marshall Rowands (there were a few) just passed away a couple of years ago, living in Barrington, NJ. >>

Greetings, We have been in the midst of a rather large effort to complete the Rowand Family Tree. There are a number of other surnames that interconnect with these Quaker names. Ellicksander (Alexander) Rowand is reported to have arrived in the Haddonfield area in 1675 and married Abigail Hillman. Letters have been mailed to all (260) Rowand addressees in the U.S. 43 letters were returned "Undeliverable". If you are or know anyone who is a Rowand or Rowand descendant, would appreciate that information. Some other names associated with Rowand are: Bates, Clement, Epley, Firth, Gardner, Hillman, Inskeep, Matlack, Oliphant, Rudderow, Spicer, Stiles & Ward. Wes Hayman

Kathy: If you are located locally, the Camden County Historical Society has the Evergreen Cemetery card file on microfilm. The Society is open Tuesdays and Thursdays from 12:30 to 4:30 and Sunday 1:00 to 5:00. I hope this helps you out! Regards, Paul W. Schopp, Executive Director Camden County Historical Society Park Boulevard & Euclid Avenue Camden, New Jersey 08103 (609) 964-3333 spanky@voicenet.com ============================================= On Fri, 27 Mar 1998, Kathy wrote: > Looking for information on Evergreen Cemetery in Camden. i do know that this > Cemetery is bankrupt. Does anyone know who I can contact to see who is buried > in this Cemetery. I know that a Fanny ABRAMS and a Harry ABRAMS are buried in > Lot number 425 Section I. Looking for to see where a Charles R. ABRAMS is > buried. I believe it to be here but all of the graves are not marked with head > stones. If anyone has any information to share in any of the above names > please contact me at VAVG@aol.com.

Looking for information on Evergreen Cemetery in Camden. i do know that this Cemetery is bankrupt. Does anyone know who I can contact to see who is buried in this Cemetery. I know that a Fanny ABRAMS and a Harry ABRAMS are buried in Lot number 425 Section I. Looking for to see where a Charles R. ABRAMS is buried. I believe it to be here but all of the graves are not marked with head stones. If anyone has any information to share in any of the above names please contact me at VAVG@aol.com. thank you kathy

Looking for information and address of Cross Keys cemetary. My ggrandmother passed away in the year 1923 and was buried there. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance for any assistance you may give.

Looking for information on location and address of Cross Keys cemetary. My ggrandmother passed away in the year 1923 and according to obit. she was buried at Cross Keys. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance for any assistance you may give.

Hi, Im looking for MARK T CARTY. he posted a querie in the CAMDEN CO genweb pages. I have connections to his line. Any help would be appreciated. Virginia Carty VCarty1182@aol.com

- Broderbund Grants to Aid Genealogy Groups Broderbund Software, producers of Family Tree Maker genealogy software, has announced its second annual Genealogy Group Grant Program. Quoting from Broderbund's announcement: Hundreds of genealogy groups across the nation are involved in developing new materials and resources, which benefit all genealogy enthusiasts. However, many groups with fantastic ideas are limited by financial concerns. Broderbund recognizes that each genealogy society's project has the potential to impact the overall genealogical community, and we are proud to support the community by providing financial assistance for some of these important projects. Grants to Aid Genealogical Projects Broderbund will award a total of $20,000 in a number of grants ranging in amount from $500 to $2,500. A panel of professional genealogists and representatives of large national genealogy organizations will select the winning entries. Following are general guidelines for the grants: Your society should be trying to do something special that will make a valuable genealogical contribution. Grants will be given to societies whose projects require additional funds not covered by their dues. Preference will be given to: 1) preservation projects (such as flattening documents and archiving in acid free materials); 2) projects to make otherwise inaccessible records available (microfilming, cataloguing, indexing, etc.); 3) large projects or equipment needs (e.g., purchasing a microfilm reader or computer). Application forms can be obtained by writing to Broderbund Software, Banner Blue Division Grants/Genealogy Groups, 39500 Stevenson Place Suite 204, Fremont, CA 94539. The forms are also available online at the following URL: http://www.familytreemaker.com/grantfrm.html. Applications must be received by June 15, 1998. Grant notifications will be made by July 31, 1998. Broderbund Assists Other Genealogical Endeavors Broderbund offers these and other grants because we believe that individuals and genealogy societies are the best people to provide education and instruction for the hobby. The Banner Blue Division of Broderbund continues to focus on developing the #1 family tree software, Family Tree Maker, but the company is striving to make its success benefit the entire community as well. Broderbund has given support to several national genealogy organizations in an effort to make more research tools available, whether on microfilm or in books. Its second annual scholarship program is currently underway, to assist individuals with education fees for genealogy coursework, or with fees associated with becoming Certified or Accredited Genealogists. All of this assistance is offered with no strings attached, in order to encourage the pursuit of genealogy. The above is the abbreviated announcement, you can find all the details at: http://www.familytreemaker.com ==============================================================

WOODLAND CEMETERY "SPRING OPENING 1998" To all Genealogists in the New Jersey area: On the weekends of April 25 & 26 and May 16 & 17, The Woodland Cemetery Volunteer Committee will be hosting a "Spring Opening". This historic cemetery, located in Newark, New Jersey dates back to the Civil War. A major clean-up and restoration project has recently begun on the 55 acre cemetery. The Woodland Committee is now inviting you to come back and visit. Woodland volunteers will be on site during these weekends from 11:00 am - 2:00 pm to help you locate missing relatives, along with the Newark Police for your safety. Woodland is also looking for volunteers to help survey the cemetery, clean up the grounds (bring tools and gloves) or just come and walk around the beautiful 55 acres. To request grave look-ups or to volunteer, please call Agnes in advance at 973 - 743-4471. The entrance gate is located at 670 South 10th Street between Springfield and Avon Avenues, Newark, New Jersey. Directions: Take the Garden State Parkway to the Springfield Ave. (Irvington) exit # 143. Stay on Springfield Avenue till you see the cross street - South 10th. Make a right onto So. 10th St.

I am very interested in any information on how people were admitted to the Camden County Almshouse at Lakeland. I have an ancestor (Moses HOWEY) who was admitted there sometime before 1850. From census records it appears he fathered children there. One child, Edward L. HOWEY left the home to live with the Edward HUSTON family in Delaware Twp. before 1860. From the US census it appears there were about 75 residents of the facility. Can anyone tell me what official documents would have been required to admit someone to the alms house and what documents would have been required for a minor to leave the facility? What was the age when he could have left on his own? My father and I have spoken to the staff at the current Lakeland facility and, although they have some old records, have found no records of Moses or Edward. Any help, guidance, or wisdom appreciated. Robert T. Howey Robert.howey@reedtech.com