CENSUS NJ 1830, p. 131, Burlington Co., Chesterfield Twp. Page Line SURNAME First name Wh. men Wh. women Bl. men Bl.women TOTAL 131 1 FIELDS Edward 2 3 5 131 2 PANCOAST James 3 4 7 131 3 NORCROSS Effy 2 8 10 131 4 CLAYPOLE Abraham 1 2 3 131 5 ADAMS Sarah 0 3 3 131 6 JEFERIES Staten 5 3 8 131 7 WANERIGHT William T. 1 1 1 3 131 8 RYAN Thomas 6 4 10 131 9 TAYLOR Elizabeth 0 3 3 131 10 MOTT John 1 1 2 131 11 BUNTING Benjamin 3 2 5 131 12 LOCHLEAR Abraham 4 2 6 131 13 NORVILL Joseph 3 4 7 131 14 SHAN Ruth 0 3 3 131 15 REYNOLDS Lucy 2 2 4 131 16 REYNOLDS Daniel 1 3 4 131 17 REGAN John 5 4 9 131 18 TEAL William 5 4 9 131 19 SHREEVE Thomas 1 2 3 131 20 CARMAN Joshua 1 6 7 131 21 TAYLOR Elias E. 1 2 2 5 131 22 BURNS Isaac W. 3 4 7 131 23 SNOWDEN Mary 0 3 3 131 24 BUNTING Samuel S. 1 2 3 131 25 HELLAGAS Joseph H. 1 2 3 131 26 SNOWDEN William 3 3 1 7 131 27 CARMAN Thomas 2 5 7 , "Dogs leave pawprints on our hearts." MaisieAnn@aol.com

Someone mentioned a photo of Old Camden Cemetery. Does anyone know anything about New Camden Cemetery? (I think perhaps they are across the street from each other?)

CENSUS NJ 1830, p. 132, Burlington Co., Chesterfield Twp. Page Line SURNAME First name Wh. men Wh. women Bl. men Bl.women TOTAL 132 1 EVERRHAM William 1 1 2 132 2 HERWEREL Thomas 1 3 4 132 3 FARNHAM Thomas 2 1 3 132 4 WOOD Elizabeth 3 1 4 132 5 SHUER Owen 1 0 1 132 6 CARMAN John 3 2 5 132 7 SNOWDEN Elisha 2 2 4 132 8 REEVES Abraham 1 3 4 132 9 AREZ Abner 1 7 8 132 10 STEWART Robert 1 3 4 132 11 MATHEWS Benjamin 2 3 5 132 12 KING James 6 3 9 132 13 KING Benjamin 2 1 3 132 14 WOOD John 6 2 8 132 15 BURTON John 1 3 4 132 16 LORELL Deborah 0 2 2 132 17 THORN, Sr. John 2 3 5 132 18 BENNETT Joshua 5 2 7 132 19 COX Herbright 3 3 6 132 20 ADAMS William 4 2 6 132 21 KELLY William 1 1 2 132 22 REBEAU Andron 2 2 4 132 23 LOTT Thomas 4 2 6 132 24 CONRAD Aaron 2 2 4 132 25 KIMBEL Charles 2 2 4 132 26 DAVINSON William 2 2 4 132 27 TROUT William 2 1 3 "Dogs leave pawprints on our hearts." MaisieAnn@aol.com

For those of you with connections to Old Camden Cemetery, a new photo feature showing current conditions at this 203-year-old site has been posted at http://HistoricCamdenCounty.com/ccnews81.shtml. Surnames referenced in the story include MILLER, ROBERTSON, PAINTER, HILL, COLLINS, GOETZ, KOETE, KUMMER, ECKERT, REED, VAUTIER, BOND, SCHNEKENBURGER, SCHOELLKOPF, COOPER, MICKLE, KAIGHN, MULFORD and JORDAN. Sandy Levins sandylevins@earthlink.net

Hello Everyone, I am new to this list, which I am happy to see is quite active. I was wondering if anyone could help me with tips or info on Sophia ??? ~ Wife of George W. (May be for Walter) Rink. I don't have much info on them except: Sophia was born abt 1848 in Ireland. George was born abt 1835 or 38 in PA (however 1870 Census says Ireland). The family is in the 1870 census in Camden, NJ with sons Jacob and George W. and The 1880 census in Philadephia with children Jacob, George, Sarah Ann and David. According to census' both of Sophia's parents were born in Ireland and both of George's parents were born in PA (which discounts him from being born in Ireland). According to the ages of the children I am assuming they were married abt. 1867. Any hints, tips or info on this family would be greatly appreciated. Thanks for your help ~ Dori

I just checked this out and realized it goes to Beverly National Cemetery. Well, now I have an excuse to check it out. "Check this out: http://www.riverline.com/ It has maps in PDF format that you can download. Looks like the train station might be a little too far to walk to the Capitol Complex, but they mention a bus service called "Capitol Connection" which goes from the train station then down State Street all the way to the Capitol building."

Check this out: http://www.riverline.com/ It has maps in PDF format that you can download. Looks like the train station might be a little too far to walk to the Capitol Complex, but they mention a bus service called "Capitol Connection" which goes from the train station then down State Street all the way to the Capitol building. >Does anyone know how close the new River Line gets to the state >archive building in Trenton? Is it within walking distance? > >Thanx, >Harry Chambers >Pitman, NJ

Does anyone know how close the new River Line gets to the state archive building in Trenton? Is it within walking distance? Thanx, Harry Chambers Pitman, NJ

I am seeking any descendants of Warren Thomas, the grandson of Eva Randles. He is the 2nd cousin of my late grandmother and I would like to share family information Scott

CENSUS NJ 1830, p. 127, Burlington Co., SOUTH & part of N'hampton Twp. Page Line SURNAME First name Wh. men Wh. women Bl. men Bl.women TOTAL 127 1 PETTIT Joseph 4 3 7 127 2 PETTIT Mahlon 2 5 7 127 3 PEACOCK Abigal 0 1 1 1 127 4 PRICKETT Job 5 2 7 127 5 JONES Charles 4 5 9 127 6 JUCH, Sr. William 4 6 10 127 7 BUTTERWORTH John 7 5 2 14 127 8 SHIELDS Patrick 1 3 4 127 9 CONKLIN John 4 2 6 127 10 PRICKETT Josiah 3 4 7 127 11 PRICKETT Stacy 7 6 13 127 12 GARWOOD Samuel 4 4 8 127 13 ALLEN William 3 2 5 127 14 HOWELL Edwin 2 3 5 127 15 ALLEN Josiah 4 3 7 127 16 ALLEN Rachel 0 1 1 127 17 PEACOCK John 3 3 6 127 18 MINGIN, Jr. John 1 2 3 127 19 GOLDY William 3 5 8 This is the last page of the above township. Next township is Chesterfield., "Dogs leave pawprints on our hearts." MaisieAnn@aol.com

This from another list. This is helpful for those more recent UK ancestors. Joan Check out this new, neat website. http://www.ancestral-villages.co.uk/

CENSUS NJ 1830, p. 126, Burlington Co., SOUTH & part of N'hampton Twp. Page Line SURNAME First name Wh. men Wh. women Bl. men Bl.women TOTAL 126 1 PRICKETT, Jr. Aaron 3 3 6 126 2 COATS Daniel 4 3 1 8 126 3 BAREFORD John 4 5 9 126 4 JOYCE Allen 9 4 13 126 5 LIPPINCOTT Isaac 5 4 9 126 6 PRICKETT Thomas 2 3 5 126 7 PRICKETT Jacob 2 5 7 126 8 ALLEN Joseph 5 3 8 126 9 COVERLY Wesley 1 1 2 126 10 PRICKETT William 2 2 4 126 11 COVERLY Rebase? 1 2 3 126 12 SUTTS Jonathan 3 4 7 126 13 JOICE William 2 4 6 126 14 CAMPION Charles 1 2 2 5 126 15 HAINES George E. 4 2 6 126 16 HUSTON John 4 4 8 126 17 CROW George 4 3 7 126 18 PEACOCK Alexander 4 5 9 126 19 PEACOCK Thomas 8 4 12 126 20 PRICKETT Capt. Isaac 4 3 7 126 21 PRICKETT Charles 3 3 6 126 22 PRICKETT Isaac 4 3 7 126 23 JOICE Samuel 2 1 3 126 24 PRICKETT Zachariah 8 4 12 126 25 ADDAMS John 3 3 6 126 26 BOWKER Whitet? 4 4 8 "Dogs leave pawprints on our hearts." MaisieAnn@aol.com

Hello- For the last thirty years, on and off, I�ve been working on the Wisham family of New Jersey. Now, we are suddenly losing some of our older family members, and one in particular who is terminally ill. It�s spurred me on to pull all my research together to make a presentation book on her family for her. I know it would please her so much. But once I started all sorts of questions arose. For the last two months I�ve been able to figure most of them out, but now I�m slogged down in a mire of who, what, where, when, and whys - and time is running out. So, I�m turning to as many people as I can who might have information about New Jersey Wishams. My major problem is connecting Samuel P. Wisham back to other Wishams that have already been researched. Some researchers have put data on the web showing Samuel P. Wisham�s parents as William and Jane Thorn Wisham. And his paternal grandparents as Joseph and Maria Wisham. However, Samuel�s wedding certificate to Phebe Peters (daughter of Philip Peters of Pemberton, NJ) shows Samuel�s father listed as Isaac Wisham, a carpenter. A Gloucester County, NJ will (3498H) shows Joseph(c. 1770) and Maria Wisham (c1780) having three children, William (1797) (spouse Jane Thorn), Rebecca (1799) (spouses Eli Parker, and James Prickett), and Isaac (1802) (showing no wife and children). Does anyone know if Isaac ever did have a wife or offspring? Could he really have been Joesph�s father and could William have been his uncle who brought him up and not his father? In the 1860 census Samuel P. and his wife and children are living near William and Maria Wisham and William and Jane Thorn Wisham in Waterford Twp, Camden. Also, I�ve found these six additional Wishams but have no idea how they fit in Joseph�s descendents: George Sparks Wisham (1804) married to Ellen Downing (1819) with children David (1838), Benjamin (1843), Adelaide Elizabeth (1850), and George Henry (1851). 1860 Census � Shamong Twp, Burlington Jacob Wisham (c.1779 Marlton, Burlington) married to Desire Sharks (Sparks) with children George, Charles, and Samuel (1836). 1850 Census- Evesham Twp, Burlington Samuel Wisham (c. 1800-1810) married to Elizabeth English on December 30, 1830 with one son Samuel. Joseph Wisham (c. 1800) married Mary Ann Rose of Little Egg Harbor, Burlington, NJ and had children Mary Ann (1850), Charlotte (1853), Ann M. (1855), and Ezra (1859). Mary Wisham (c. 1777-82) married Samuel Haines (July 26, 1803 in Medford, Burlington) and had children: William (1803), Ira (1804), Habakkuk Eayres (1807) {huh-bak�-uk �name of a prophet}, Sarah or Susana (1812), Mary Ann (1818), Samuel (1821) Sarah A. Wisham married Carlton Evans and had children Joseph E. Evans (1850), Charles R. (1856), and Nathan L (1859). 1860 Census � Evesham Twp, Burlington. Lastly, two Wisham cousins ? fought together in the 23rd regiment during the Civil War, but I don�t know who their parent�s were. Or if they were really cousins. And for the million dollar question: Has anyone traced the family back to Simon Wisham who came to Philadelphia, PA in 1750 or was there a later immigrant ancestor? Thank your for all your help. Diana Ashworth dmorganashworth@sbcglobal.net Below is how I�m connected to the whole mess � I married one of Edmund Carr Wisham�s grandsons. Descendants of Samuel P. Wisham (my branch of the family) Generation No. 1 1. SAMUEL P.2 WISHAM (ISAAC1) was born September 10, 1828 in Camden County?, New Jersey, and died June 01, 1895 in Cedarville, New Jersey. He married PHEBE W. PETERS January 13, 18521, daughter of PHILIP PETERS. She was born November 03, 1831 in Pemberton, New Jersey (Burlington), and died March 25, 1905 in Cedarville, New Jersey. Notes for SAMUEL P. WISHAM: Occupation: Laborer, farmer. Both Samuel and Phebe were buried in the Old Stone Church Cemetery in Fairton, NJ. An unknown Joseph Wisham, who fought in the Civil War, is buried beside them. Children of SAMUEL WISHAM and PHEBE PETERS are: 2. i. HARRY EAST3 WISHAM, b. June 08, 1870, Cedarville, New Jersey; d. November 07, 1916, Cedarville, New Jersey. ii. ANNA E. WISHAM, b. 1855; d. January 02, 1875. iii. LEWIS N. WISHAM, b. 1856. iv. THEODORE WISHAM, b. 1858. v. PHEBE A. WISHAM, b. 1862. vi. SAMUEL G. WISHAM, b. 1866. vii. ELIZABETH N. WISHAM, b. 1868. Generation No. 2 2. HARRY EAST3 WISHAM (SAMUEL P.2, ISAAC1) was born June 08, 1870 in Cedarville, New Jersey, and died November 07, 1916 in Cedarville, New Jersey. He married MARY ELIZABETH RILEY October 29, 1892 in Bridgeton, NJ (Cumberland County), daughter of CHARLES RILEY and ELIZA ROORK. She was born March 04, 1868 in Bridgeton, New Jersey, and died January 22, 1959 in Bridgeton, New Jersey. More About HARRY EAST WISHAM: Burial: Cedar Hill Cemetery, Cedarville, NJ Occupation: Farmer - 100 acre onion farm in Lummiston, NJ More About MARY ELIZABETH RILEY: Burial: Cedar Hill Cemetery, Cedarville, NJ Children of HARRY WISHAM and MARY RILEY are: 3. i. EDMUND "TED" CARR4 WISHAM, b. September 01, 1905, Lummiston, New Jersey; d. October 26, 1959, Ocean City, New Jersey. 4. ii. CHARLES OWEN WISHAM, b. July 31, 1899, Cedarville, NJ. 5. iii. EDITH RAE WISHAM, b. March 23, 1901, Cedarville, NJ.

CENSUS NJ 1830, p. 125, Burlington Co., SOUTH & part of N'hampton Twp. Page Line SURNAME First name Wh. men Wh. women Bl. men Bl.women TOTAL 125 1 HAINES Isaiah 3 3 6 125 2 HAINES Richard 1 2 3 125 3 COEVERLY Wesley 4 1 5 125 4 DUNFREY Thomas 2 3 5 125 5 WILLOT Moses 2 2 4 125 6 KING Lewis 2 3 5 125 7 WILLS Samuel 4 3 7 125 8 ALLOWAY Jacob 2 2 4 125 9 WILLS John 1 1 2 125 10 TAYLOR Israel 5 2 7 125 11 COREY Mary 1 1 2 125 12 TAYLOR Joseph 1 1 2 125 13 BOWKER, Jr. Isaiah 1 2 3 125 14 FOSTER John 2 2 4 125 15 CRAMER Chockly 1 4 5 125 16 PRICKETT Isaac 3 2 5 125 17 BOWKER Charles 2 2 4 125 18 WILLITS Micah 1 1 2 125 19 ALLOWAY Isaac 1 1 2 125 20 WILLITS Benjamin 5 4 9 125 21 CLINE Abraham 3 3 6 125 22 SHEMELY William 3 2 5 125 23 WILLITS Richard 4 1 5 125 24 MOORE Hosea 6 3 1 10 125 25 PRICKETT Aaron 3 2 5 125 26 SHEMELY, Jr. William 2 1 3 "Dogs leave pawprints on our hearts." MaisieAnn@aol.com

CENSUS NJ 1830, p. 124, Burlington Co., SOUTH & part of N'hampton Twp. Page Line SURNAME First name Wh. men Wh. women Bl. men Bl.women TOTAL 124 1 SAYLOR Caleb 2 3 5 124 2 THOMAS Benjamin 2 2 4 124 3 BOWKER Isaiah 3 2 5 124 4 LAND Thomas 4 1 2 124 5 WILITT Samuel 1 3 5 124 6 BOWKER John 1 3 4 124 7 MILLS Ann 0 1 1 124 8 LEE Henry 1 8 9 124 9 BOZORTH Aaron 4 2 6 124 10 CLINE Daniel 1 1 2 124 11 PRICKETT Samuel 1 2 3 124 12 WHITE Hansen 4 5 9 124 13 CRAMER Eli 5 2 7 124 14 SAYLOR John 2 2 4 124 15 SAYLOR Isaac 4 2 6 124 16 CLINE Joshua 2 1 3 124 17 CLINE Isaac 3 1 4 124 18 PRICKETT Vincent 3 2 5 124 19 WILEY Samuel 1 2 3 124 20 MASON John 6 3 9 124 21 BOWKER Samuel 5 4 9 124 22 WOOD Henry 2 2 5 124 23 ALLOWAYS William 3 3 6 124 24 PETERS Clayton 3 1 4 124 25 JORDEN Jane 1 2 3 124 26 TAYLOR Samuel 3 1 4 "Dogs leave pawprints on our hearts." MaisieAnn@aol.com

I have a letter from the US Army Adjutant General to a Rosanna Batten stating that Isaac Batten had deserted the US Army in 1857. I have been able to establish that Isaac S Batten was in the proper military unit and I have reason to believe that this Rosanna and Isaac Batten are Rosanna Leonard and Isaac Batten who were married in Camden Co, NJ in 1853. Unfortunately there are two (2) Isaac S Battens who might fit the bill - one the son of Charles and Mary Batten and the other the son Jeremiah and Ann Batten (m Deborah abt 1869) - both in the Gloucester/Camden county area. Can anyone help me determine who is who? Thanks PS: I can't figure out how this is connected to my family but I have Haines, Spencers and Randles in the area at the time.

Please post The African-American Genealogy Group of Philadelphia will have it next monthly meeting on Tuesday, March 9, 2004, 7-9 pm, at the Community College of Philadelphia, West Philadelphia Regional Branch, 4725 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, PA. Our speaker will be Ruth Hodge, former archivist at the PA State Archives and author of Guide to African-American Resources at the PA State Archives, will be discussing , "Researching African-American Genealogy at the PA State Archives." Everyone is invited. There are no costs to the public for this event. Free parking is available in the rear lot of CCP at 48th and Ludlow Streets. For more information call 215-572-6063. We look forward to seeing you there John T. Logan, President African-American Genealogy Group P.O. Box 27356 Philadelphia, PA 19118 (215) 572-6063 (215) 885-7244-H Web Site: http://www.aagg.org

CENSUS NJ 1830, p. 123, Burlington Co., SOUTH & part of N'hampton Twp. Page Line SURNAME First name Wh. men Wh. women Bl. men Bl.women TOTAL 123 1 SCOTT John 1 1 2 123 2 DOUGHERTY Lamsie 2 1 3 123 3 PECK John 2 1 3 123 4 HILYARD Samuel 2 4 6 123 5 HILYARD Edward 4 4 8 123 6 REEVES John 1 3 4 123 7 APPLEGATE William 5 1 6 123 8 DIVENNY William 1 3 4 123 9 FOULKS Andrew 3 2 5 123 10 LAMB Asa 3 5 8 123 11 PLATT Samuel 4 1 5 123 12 HAINES Levi 3 3 6 123 13 GIBSON Samuel 1 2 3 123 14 COLE Joseph 4 1 5 123 15 POOLE George 4 2 6 123 16 GARDNER Daniel 2 2 4 123 17 BUSS William 1 1 2 123 18 ALLEN John 3 2 5 123 19 BELL William 3 2 5 123 20 GUREN Lemuel 1 2 3 123 21 EAYRES Stephen 2 4 6 123 22 MILLER Mary 0 1 1 123 23 GARSEN ...iah 3 1 4 123 24 PRICKETT Sarah 3 2 5 123 25 BROWN Ezekiel 2 3 5 123 26 BOZARTH Jonathan 3 2 5 "Dogs leave pawprints on our hearts." MaisieAnn@aol.com

Researching JOSHUA PEACOCK who served in the Civil War. Willing to share information. Harry _________________________________________________________________ Watch high-quality video with fast playback at MSN Video. Free! http://click.atdmt.com/AVE/go/onm00200365ave/direct/01/

Greetings Camden researchers! I am researching my WEST and SPIEGLE (SPEIGLE, SPEAGLE, SPEAGLES, even SPRIGGLES just to throw off Soundex) lines in Camden County. WEST were a transient line. Spiegle spent a generation or two there - specifically, Waterford, from what I can tell. Family history has the mother, Hester (PALMER) SPIEGLE dying in 1851 and the father (John) Philip SPIEGLE dying 1852. At that point, 21 Dec 1852, there were several minor children. Presumably they needed guardians and that's what I'm looking for. I haven't yet gotten to the FHC to order death records for the parents. Are there also guardianship records I can order? Any leads appreciated! Janet janetb@bigfoot.com