Jan - I can't tell you where they were in 1920, not yet anyway, but, I can tell you that in 1930, Helen and Dorothy are listed as daughters, but are in fact granddaughters, as they are both living with Horace's parents, William and Mary in the 1930 census. I can't imagine why, but, it's possible that the 1918 flu epidemic took both parents, but noone ever told the girls that it took their mother as well. We have a set of parents in our line who both died of TB in the 1920's. One of the children was taken in, but never legally adopted by a brother of the mother who died, one of them was legally adopted by a local doctor, but never told this, so she never knew that Bacon was not her birth name, and as for the two boys, well, the older generation can't recall their names or what happened to them. That's why I say, I can't imagine why they weren't just told that their mother and father died. Who knows why people did what they did back then, and even now. I'll keep looking in 1920 to see it they are with their grandparents then also. Take care - Deb >From: "SHAFFERJAN@aol.com" <SHAFFERJAN@aol.com> >To: NJCAMDEN-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [NJCAMDEN] Firths of Camden >Date: Thu, 11 Dec 2003 11:20:06 -0500 >MIME-Version: 1.0 >Received: from lists5.rootsweb.com ([207.40.200.41]) by mc7-f41.hotmail.com >with Microsoft SMTPSVC(5.0.2195.6713); Thu, 11 Dec 2003 08:22:22 -0800 >Received: (from slist@localhost)by lists5.rootsweb.com (8.12.8/8.12.8) id >hBBGK3Kb016741;Thu, 11 Dec 2003 09:20:03 -0700 >X-Message-Info: jkbvkEKEB2WWWwaCQF7R9W1sU1BHt9aF >Resent-Date: Thu, 11 Dec 2003 09:20:03 -0700 >X-Original-Sender: SHAFFERJAN@aol.com Thu Dec 11 09:20:02 2003 >Old-To: NJCAMDEN-L@rootsweb.com >Message-id: <3FD89935.CF61DBF9@aol.com> >X-Mailer: Mozilla 4.8 (Macintosh; U; PPC) >X-Accept-Language: en,pdf >X-Scanned-By: MIMEDefang 2.38 >Resent-Message-ID: <KKbLU.A.PFE.zkJ2_@lists5.rootsweb.com> >Resent-From: NJCAMDEN-L@rootsweb.com >X-Mailing-List: <NJCAMDEN-L@rootsweb.com> archive/latest/5520 >X-Loop: NJCAMDEN-L@rootsweb.com >Precedence: list >Resent-Sender: NJCAMDEN-L-request@rootsweb.com >Return-Path: NJCAMDEN-L-request@rootsweb.com >X-OriginalArrivalTime: 11 Dec 2003 16:22:22.0919 (UTC) >FILETIME=[F4FCED70:01C3C002] > >I would appreciate information about my Firths. The 1880 census shows in >Precint 1, Camden: Frederick S. Firth Male, White, Age 35, England >Isabela >Firth, Wife, Age 37, England and Samuel Firth, Son, Age 12, England. > >Samuel Firth, born about 1867 in England, a shoemaker by trade, married >Mary >R. Cottrell from Canada, born about 1874. > >The 1910 District 1 renumeration 369 Ward 20 2049 N. Ninth Street Phila >indicates: > >Samuel and Mary (Cottrell) lived at the above address and had three >children: > >Mary age 16, Anna (Annie) age 14 and son John C. Age 12. DOB 3/27/1898 >SS199-01-7024 DOD 7/24/75. > >Anna Firth born 8/8/1898 married Horace Finney about 1917 we think in >Camden, >Gloucester County. They lived with his parents, Willian and Mary Finney on >Bankcroft Street in Philadelphia. Anna Firth and Horace Finney had two >children: Helen born Oct 5, 1917 and Dorothy (my mother) born Feb. 4, >1919, died in >1994. Horace Finney died during the flu epidemic in Phila in 1918. > >I know this is long winded but I'm desparate to find any information >possible >about Anna (Firth) Finney before my Aunt Helen dies. She desparately wants >to know what happened to her mother. Jan > _________________________________________________________________ Our best dial-up offer is back. Get MSN Dial-up Internet Service for 6 months @ $9.95/month now! http://join.msn.com/?page=dept/dialup

Hello, My name is Dee. I am new to this list. I have been researching my family for quite a few years. I am looking for info on the following families: KAELIN and OCHSNER I have a few family pictures of my Kaelin relatives with the following written on the back: photo #1 - Kaelin relatives in Kramer Hill, New Jersey photo #2 - The Ochsners, relatives of Martin Kaelin, in Kramer Hill, New Jersey photo #3 - Kaelin relative, Freda Ochsner All three photos were taken about mid 1930s. Freda is a child of about preschool age. My Aunt, who is one of the children in these pictures, verified that Freda is the other little girl in one of the photos. I have checked a map and have found that Kramer Hill is a community on the border of Camden and Burlington Counties. So, I am looking for any info on the Ochsner Family and/or the Kaelin Family, as well as, info about Kramer Hill. Any info would be deeply appreciated. Thanks Dee Kaelin Maialetti Philadelphia, Penna. ************************ Kaelin Ancestry Page http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~kaelin/index.html

I would appreciate information about my Firths. The 1880 census shows in Precint 1, Camden: Frederick S. Firth Male, White, Age 35, England Isabela Firth, Wife, Age 37, England and Samuel Firth, Son, Age 12, England. Samuel Firth, born about 1867 in England, a shoemaker by trade, married Mary R. Cottrell from Canada, born about 1874. The 1910 District 1 renumeration 369 Ward 20 2049 N. Ninth Street Phila indicates: Samuel and Mary (Cottrell) lived at the above address and had three children: Mary age 16, Anna (Annie) age 14 and son John C. Age 12. DOB 3/27/1898 SS199-01-7024 DOD 7/24/75. Anna Firth born 8/8/1898 married Horace Finney about 1917 we think in Camden, Gloucester County. They lived with his parents, Willian and Mary Finney on Bankcroft Street in Philadelphia. Anna Firth and Horace Finney had two children: Helen born Oct 5, 1917 and Dorothy (my mother) born Feb. 4, 1919, died in 1994. Horace Finney died during the flu epidemic in Phila in 1918. I know this is long winded but I'm desparate to find any information possible about Anna (Firth) Finney before my Aunt Helen dies. She desparately wants to know what happened to her mother. Jan

CENSUS NJ 1830, p. 85, Burlington County, Evesham Twp. Page LIne SURNAME First name Wh. men Wh. women Bl. men Bl.women TOTAL 85 1 ALLEN William 2 2 4 85 2 GARWOOD Joshua 2 1 3 85 3 JENNINGS Joseph 8 1 9 85 4 STEWART Alexander 3 2 5 85 5 SEVERS Benjamin 2 1 3 85 6 LIPPINCOTT Eli 1 3 4 85 7 CLINE George 4 2 6 85 8 BAXTER John 2 3 5 85 9 VENABLE Josiah 4 4 8 85 10 KAIN Levi L. 2 6 8 85 11 EVANS, Esq. John 7 6 2 15 85 12 CLINE John 1 2 4 85 13 LIPPINCOTT Lettice 2 4 6 85 14 QUAN David 3 2 5 85 15 STEEN Isaac 1 1 2 85 16 LEAR Samuel 1 2 3 85 17 CROCKETT Benjamin 3 3 6 This is the last page of Evesham Twp. residents. There were no slaves listed in Evesham Twp. The next township will be Northampton.. There are totals for Evesham on next pages, so the first page number will be page 90.

I was just contacted by Phil Cohen, who asked if I would, in essence, plug his site to Rootsweb. Well I like to check at least a tiny bit before so doing, and right off the bat, I found some connections on the site - even of my own! It is a great new URL for some genealogical information. I haven't totally checked out the site, and when I say it is a great site, I am specifically referring to the genealogical information... Phil's description reads: I've just transcribed and posted the 25 Year Histrory of the Woman's Club of Camden NJ (1894-1919) at http://www.dvrbs.com/CamdenNJ-WomansClub-1894-1919.htm There are A LOT of names on this..... a list of all the Charter members, and another list of all the members in 1919..... and every elected officer is named in the year of election (Directors, too). Vince Summers

Another non-relative, for whom I wish no further information. This was info from a lookup in Prowell's History of Camden-- Vince. DANIEL M. STOUT was born in German- town Pa., November 4, 1826; studied medi- cine under the instruction of Dr. Charles D. Hendry; in 1844 he matriculated at Jeffer- son Medical College, from which he obtained the degree of Doctor of Medicine in 1847, after which he began practice at Berlin and in its vicinity, and still continues, being the oldest practitioner in that region.

I don't personally desire any further information on this fellow. This was a lookup I granted, and is not any relation of mine other than in the Adam & Eve sense. Vince JOSEPH ANDERSON STOUT, was the son of Benjamin and Grace Stout, of Attleborough (Langhorne), Bucks County, Pa., where he was born in 1807. He studied medicine under Dr. Boil, and graduated in New York in 1831. Some time afterwards he located in Long-a-Coming (now Berlin), Camden Coun- ty, his practice extending to Winslow, Water- ford and the surrounding country. In 1838 he removed to Tuckahoe, Cape May County. From thence he went to Somers Point, At- lantic County, succeeding Dr. Lewis S. Somers, who had removed to Philadelphia. While in Tuckahoe he married, in 1839, Miss M. S. Godfrey, a sister of Hon. John Godfrey, who, after the death of Dr. Stout, married a Mr. OGden. Dr. Stout died at Somers Point April 11, 1848, and was buried in Zion Churchyard, at Bargaintown. He was a believer in the faith of universal salvation. He left four sons, but one of whom is living.1 1 Dr. Somers' "Medical History of Atlantic County."

CENSUS NJ 1830, p. 84, Burlington County, Evesham Twp. Page LIne SURNAME First name Wh. men Wh. women Bl. men Bl.women TOTAL 84 1 EVANS Reuben 2 3 5 84 2 LIPPINCOTT, Esq. Job 2 1 3 84 3 ANDERSON Israel 4 3 7 84 4 HILLS Hannah 0 3 3 84 5 VENABLE Joseph 4 8 12 84 6 WINNER Samuel 2 4 6 84 7 MILLER Henry 1 2 3 84 8 MILLER Rachel 0 1 1 84 9 WILLIAMS Hampton 3 3 6 84 10 LIBER Rachel 2 2 4 84 11 LEVIES Daniel 6 5 11 84 12 VENABLE Patience 2 4 6 84 13 COCONA Caesar 1 1 2 84 14 LEWIS John 1 2 3 84 15 GAUNT Amariah 2 3 5 84 16 GAUNT Moses 3 3 6 84 17 LAKE George 1 1 2 84 18 ELLISON William 1 1 2 84 19 HAVETY Robert 1 1 2 84 20 GAUNT Reuben 5 4 9 84 21 PETERS John 3 2 5 84 22 ONEIL Daniel 1 1 2 84 23 BOSIER Andrew 2 4 6 84 24 COCONA Lewis 1 1 2 84 25 HAINES John 3 3 6 84 26 WILLSON John 1 1 2

Responding to my request, Vince was kind enough to look up the information about Doctor Thomas F. Cullen. I would be delighted to hear from anyone with an interest in, or information about, this family, which included Thomas and his wife Elizabeth, and daughters Elizabeth R. Cullen and Margaret Rutherford Cullen (who married actor Herman Charles Dexheimer in 1886, later known as Charles D. Herman). Also associated with the family were Lavinia Stout (born about 1850, married Henry B. Simmons) and druggist Gustavus Stout (born about 1847), children from, I believe, an earlier marriage of Thomas Cullen's wife Elizabeth. Hoping that everyone is staying safe and enjoying the snow, ~ Elsa in Allegany County, Maryland Vince Summers wrote: I am not personally interested in the above fellow, but was asked for a lookup - which I did provide. I like to share such lookups with the list when possible: > THOMAS F. CULLEN was one of the few members of the > Camden County Medical Society who passed an examination > before its board of censors, receiving his license June 18, 1850. > He was elected a member of the society in the following > December. He was the son of Captain Thomas Cullen, of the > Philadelphia merchant marine, and was born in that city > September 3, 1822. He received his scholastic education in > Mount Holly, N. J., to which place his parents had removed. > Dr. Cullen studied medicine with Dr. Heber Chase, a surgeon > of Philadelphia, and graduated at the University of Pennsylvania > in 1844. His first field of practice was in Newark, Delaware, but > in 1849 he removed to Camden. Here his great natural abilities > and careful training brought him prominently forward, especialy > as a surgeon, in which branch of the profession he became so > skilled and successful that for the first time in its history Camden > became independent of its neighbor across the Delaware for the > performance of a capital surgical operation. He was an active > member of the medical societies, serving as president of the city > and county societies, and of the State society in 1869. While a > member of the former two, no committee was complete without > him. He was one of the corporators of the Camden Dispensary > and Cooper Hospital. Of the former, he was two years its > president, and a director of the latter until his death. He died > November 21, 1877. He left no issue. > > Vince > P.S. I am not interested in any CULLEN information myself...

Hi, I am not personally interested in the above fellow, but was asked for a lookup - which I did provide. I like to share such lookups with the list when possible: THOMAS F. CULLEN was one of the few members of the Camden County Medical Society who passed an examination before its board of censors, receiving his license June 18, 1850. He was elected a member of the society in the following December. He was the son of Captain Thomas Cullen, of the Philadelphia merchant marine, and was born in that city September 3, 1822. He received his scholastic education in Mount Holly, N. J., to which place his parents had removed. Dr. Cullen studied medicine with Dr. Heber Chase, a surgeon of Philadelphia, and graduated at the University of Pennsylvania in 1844. His first field of practice was in Newark, Delaware, but in 1849 he removed to Camden. Here his great natural abilities and careful training brought him prominently forward, especialy as a surgeon, in which branch of the profession he became so skilled and successful that for the first time in its history Camden became independent of its neighbor across the Delaware for the performance of a capital surgical operation. He was an active member of the medical societies, serving as president of the city and county societies, and of the State society in 1869. While a member of the former two, no committee was complete without him. He was one of the corporators of the Camden Dispensary and Cooper Hospital. Of the former, he was two years its president, and a director of the latter until his death. He died November 21, 1877. He left no issue. Vince P.S. I am not interested in any CULLEN information myself...

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I'm wondering if microfilms of the NJ state censuses are available through interlibrary loan, and/or whether there is any service for look-ups. Also, whether they are indexed (which, of course, I doubt). I'll appreciate any guidance that would help me locate a Camden family in 1895 / 1905 / 1915. ~ Elsa in Allegany County, Maryland

CENSUS NJ 1830, p. 83, Burlington County, Evesham Twp. Page LIne SURNAME First name Wh. men Wh. women Bl. men Bl.women TOTAL 83 1 DAY Isaac 1 3 4 83 2 DAY Charles 2 1 3 83 3 BISHOP Robert 4 2 6 83 4 COLE John 4 4 8 83 5 IVINS Samuel 2 2 4 83 6 ALLEN Peter 1 3 4 83 7 EVANS Mary 1 6 7 83 8 EVANS Jacob 3 6 1 10 83 9 EVANS Thomas 6 5 1 12 83 10 EVANS Rachel 4 4 8 83 11 BASSETT William 4 3 7 83 12 ELDRIAGE Elizabeth 4 4 8 83 13 HAINES Caleb 2 5 7 83 14 HAINES Arthur 4 3 7 83 15 CLEAR Joseph 4 5 9 83 16 HAINES John C. 2 2 4 83 17 PRICKETT Joseph 3 3 6 83 18 MARPLE Rebecca 1 2 3 83 19 EVANS Samuel 2 2 4 83 20 STEWART Josiah 3 6 1 10 83 21 MILLS Micajah 9 6 15 83 22 MILLS Joseph 4 4 8 83 23 PEARICE Primus 1 1 2 83 24 LEWALLEN Reuben 4 5 9 83 25 RAGER John 1 1 2 83 26 POWELL Samuel 5 1 6

Girard College still exists today, though now they teach both boys and girls. Their web site is http://www.girardcollege.com Some of the old records of Girard College are available at the main branch of the Free library of Philadelphia. http://www.library.phila.gov/ If you want to read a good book about Stephen Girard, the man who founded Girard College, take a look at "Stephen Girard: The Life and Times of America's First Tycoon" by George Wilson. http://search.barnesandnoble.com/booksearch/isbnInquiry.asp?isbn=093828956X >Good Morning All - > >I did a look up yesterday for someone and on the 1880 census, it >showed a 9 year old being at Girard College, I'm forwarding her >reply because she explained to me what exactly Girard College was. > >Take care - >Deb

Good Morning All - I did a look up yesterday for someone and on the 1880 census, it showed a 9 year old being at Girard College, I'm forwarding her reply because she explained to me what exactly Girard College was. Take care - Deb >In a message dated 11/27/03 5:31:17 AM, delerani@hotmail.com writes: ><< Geraldine - > >Household: 1880 Census >Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation >Father's >Birthplace Mother's Birthplace >Emma GRAHAM Self W Female W 35 PA Keeping House PA PA >Joseph GRAHAM Son Male W 17 PA Woolen Mill PA PA >Emma GRAHAM Dau S Female W 12 PA Woolen Mill PA PA >George GRAHAM Son S Male W 9 PA Girard College PA PA >Ada GRAHAM Dau S Female W 5 PA PA PA >Thomas GRAHAM Son S Male W 3 PA PA PA >John GRAHAM Son S Male W 5M NJ PA PA > >Source Information: > Census Place Precinct 1, Camden, Camden, New Jersey > Family History Library Film 1254773 > NA Film Number T9-0773 > Page Number 75D >> > >Dear Deb, > >What a sweetheart you are to do all this work. We both thank you, even tho >my >husband does not get excited as I do over his family history. Our sons will >appreciate it. >It would be nice to visit the place in Ireland that John is from. >I noticed that one of John & Emma’s sons in 1880, George at 9 years, was >at >Girard college. > >Another of Dick’s grandfathers went to Girard Colllege. William Kelly, >father >also from Ireland & died at 32 years of TB. William also was sent to Girard >when he was 6 years & discharged when he was 18 & self sufficient. > >Girard College, was established for ‘white orphaned boys.’ At the time >of >William's father’s death, his mother was considered by law to be >incapable of >providing for her children. Even though his mother & sister were living, >the >courts referred to a minor male as an 'orphan.' >A widowed mother generally did not have legal custody of her children. >William was admitted to Girard College 20 Sep 1882. [While there, the >spelling of >his surname was changed from ‘Kelly’ on admission records to >‘Kelley’ by >discharge. (Kelly spelled with two ‘e’s was considered by Dick's family >to be the >“Protestant” spelling? However, family were Catholic) > >Girard was an endowed boarding school for boys. William was treated very >well >there; all the boys were educated, did chores & were prepared to leave >Girard >& to assume a job when they were 18 years old. He moved to Camden for a job >with the city about 1894. > >My original information on John & Emma Graham came from Camden County >Historical Soc. I have been a member for over 5 years, but only got to >Camden once. >That was when I found a file box with marriages on a card. All it said was >the >2 names, John Graham & Emma Cunningham. In Aug. we were in the NE & planned >to >visit Camden G & H Soc. but then I found out that August is vacation month >there. Went to both NJ & PA archives looking for John Graham’s death >information. >Now I should be able to find it because of you. > >Deb, if you are a genealogist, I will hire you! >thanks again. Let me know if I can help you in Texas. > > >Sincerely, > >Gerri & Dick... > >Geraldine Happel Graham San Antonio, TEXAS >A tree will whither if no one tends to the roots... >Family History http://members.aol.com/dickandgerri/ >.............................................................................. >......................... >Searching for: Armand Batteux Berkel Bick Bollfrass Boudemont >Brensing >Brill Bruchhaeuser Bruene Combe Cunningham Deusch Dissen Eckart Engel >Ernst Ernsthauser Fichtenmayer Feld Fischer Franz Gleisener Graham >Gresty Groll Gross Happel Herbold Henkel Hesse Hoehl Hughes >Ibelshaeuser >Jackson Keck Kelley Kleinschmitt Koehler Kramer Kraus Krueger Lake >Leckinger Leiberg Levenz Lueckel Maier May Mayer McCauley Michelot >Mucklerath Muecher Moeller Mueller Muteze Nalek Neff Neumeier >Oschmann >Rieger Robinson Schaefer Scheffel Scherer Schindel Schoeneweis Sold >Staeckling Stahl Stremme Weissenmayer Weller Wolmar >.............................................................................. >......................... > _________________________________________________________________ Gift-shop online from the comfort of home at MSN Shopping! No crowds, free parking. http://shopping.msn.com

Geraldine - Household: 1880 Census Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace Emma GRAHAM Self W Female W 35 PA Keeping House PA PA Joseph GRAHAM Son Male W 17 PA Woolen Mill PA PA Emma GRAHAM Dau S Female W 12 PA Woolen Mill PA PA George GRAHAM Son S Male W 9 PA Girard College PA PA Ada GRAHAM Dau S Female W 5 PA PA PA Thomas GRAHAM Son S Male W 3 PA PA PA John GRAHAM Son S Male W 5M NJ PA PA Source Information: Census Place Precinct 1, Camden, Camden, New Jersey Family History Library Film 1254773 NA Film Number T9-0773 Page Number 75D 1900 Census: NJ, Camden: Williams, Emma, Head, W, F, 11/1846, 53, WD, 7/7, PA, PA, PA Graham, Ada, Dau., W, F, 11/1876,23, PA, PA, PA Graham, Thomas, Son, W, M, 8/1877, 22, PA, PA, PA, salesman, Neck Ware Graham, John, Son, W, M, 1/1881, 19, NJ, PA, PA, Day Laborer Graham, Rachel, Dau., W, F, 11/1881, 18, M, 2yrs., 1/1, NJ, PA, PA Graham, Arthur, Son-in-law, W, M, 12/1875, M, 2yrs., Eng, Eng, Eng, Emm. 1878, Woolen Mill Weaver Graham, Ada, Granddaughter, W, F, 1/1899, 1, NJ, Eng, PA Seems Rachel would be the 7th child. I wouldn't worry about it stating the father was born in PA, that's common, not PA, but, putting the wrong place down. The only thing that doesn't make sense is Rachel's father being John since in 1880, Emma's listed as a Widow, that makes it nearly impossible for her to be a widow as of June 10, 1880 and bearing a child from John in Nov. of 1881! But, at the same time, since we know that John Jr., was 5 months in 1880, making him born Jan. 1880, in the 1880 census, yet they say Jan. 1881 in the 1900 census, it's possible that Rachel is Nov., 1880, not 1881. If you do the math, 9 months back from Nov., is Feb. So, looking at it that way, and we all know census facts can be a bit off, that would make John's death sometime between Feb. and June 10, 1880. 1900 NJ, Camden Graham, George, Head, W, M, 2/1871, 29, M, 2yrs., PA, PA, PA, Coal Dealer Lucy, Wife, W, F, 10/1867, 32, M, 2yrs., 1/1, NJ, NJ, NJ Edith, Dau., W, F, 10/1899, 8 months, S, NJ, PA, NJ 1910 NJ, Camden: Graham, George W., Head, W, M, 39, M1, 11yrs., PA, US, PA, Driver, Coal Lucie, Wife, W, F, 43, M1, 11yrs., 3/3, NJ, NJ, NJ Edith, Dau., W, F, 10, S, NJ, PA, NJ George W., Son, W, M, 7, S, NJ, PA, NJ Edgar, Son, W, M, 2, S, NJ, PA, NJ 1920 Camden: No additional children, all children still single and living at home, George Sr., is now a manager at a Coal and Ice Co., Edith is a Stenographer in an office, George Jr., is unemployed and Edgar is a Clerk in an unreadable office. 1930 Camden: George Sr., Lucie, and Edgar, still reside together, it's hard to see, George is doing something with Coal, and Edgar is a Bookkeeper in a Bank. 1930, PA, Philadelphia: Graham, George, Head, W, M, 27, NJ, PA, NJ, Chiropractor, Non parctice Edna, Wife, W, F, NJ, PA, PA 1900 NJ, Camden - 3 houses from George: Graham, Joseph, Head, W, M, Apr 1862, 38, M, 2yrs., PA, PA, PA, Coal Dealer Kate, Wife, W, F, 1 or 6/1877, 23, M, 2 yrs., 0/0, NJ, Ger, Ger Cl?????, Dau., W, F, 4/1886, 14, S, NJ, PA, NJ Joseph, Son, W, M, ?/1894, 6, S, NJ, PA, NJ Seems Joseph was married prior to Kate as 0/0 means she had had no children herself by 1900. I cannot make out the daugther's name, it might not even be Cl as the first two letters. 1910 NJ, Camden: Joseph is in Coal and Ice, Yard, eldest daughter is not living with them, Joseph J., is and is unemployed, and they now have a daughter, Ruth, b. it looks like maybe 11/1909, this census was taken in April of 1910 and Ruth is listed as 5 months old. This is the only child Kate has given birth to in the last 10 years. 1920 NJ, Camden: Graham, Jos. W., Head, W, M, 56, M, PA, Scotland, PA, Dealer, Coal Kate, Wife, W, F, 42, NJ, Ger., Ger. Ruth, Dau., W, F, 10, NJ, PA, NJ Kathryn C., Dau., W, F, 6, NJ, PA, NJ Hill, Louise, Sis-in-law, W, F, 33, S, NJ, Ger, Ger, Keeper, Books 1930, NJ, Gloucester, Pitman: Graham, Joseph W., Head, W, M, 66, WD, Pa, Scotland, PA, Coal Dealer, Own Yard Ruth, Dau., W, F, 20, S, NJ, PA, NJ, Clerk, Coal Yard Elaine, Dau., W, F, 16, S, NJ, PA, NJ Hill, Louise, Sister-in-law, W, F, S, 44, NJ, Ger, Ger, Bookkeeper, Coal Yard Not sure how Kathryn C. becomes Elaine in 1930, but, she does! Cannot find anything concrete on Thomas or John after the 1900 census. Hope this helps you. Take care - Deb >From: DickandGerri@aol.com >To: NJCAMDEN-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [NJCAMDEN] John Graham, Ireland & Emma Cunningham, Philadelphia & >Camden >Date: Wed, 26 Nov 2003 11:59:29 EST >MIME-Version: 1.0 >Received: from lists5.rootsweb.com ([207.40.200.41]) by mc7-f14.hotmail.com >with Microsoft SMTPSVC(5.0.2195.6713); Wed, 26 Nov 2003 09:48:03 -0800 >Received: (from slist@localhost)by lists5.rootsweb.com (8.12.8/8.12.8) id >hAQHQYGK010104;Wed, 26 Nov 2003 10:26:34 -0700 >X-Message-Info: UZmYcfFpTCfrmnqd7GLfkgp014jDanrh >Resent-Date: Wed, 26 Nov 2003 10:26:34 -0700 >X-Original-Sender: DickandGerri@aol.com Wed Nov 26 10:26:33 2003 >Message-ID: <97.413fed78.2cf635f1@aol.com> >Old-To: NJCAMDEN-L@rootsweb.com >Content-Language: en >X-Mailer: AOL 5.0 for Mac sub 46 >X-Scanned-By: MIMEDefang 2.38 >X-MIME-Autoconverted: from quoted-printable to 8bit by lists5.rootsweb.com >id hAQHQU4r010076 >Resent-Message-ID: <7Wl_0C.A.qdC.JJOx_@lists5.rootsweb.com> >Resent-From: NJCAMDEN-L@rootsweb.com >X-Mailing-List: <NJCAMDEN-L@rootsweb.com> archive/latest/5506 >X-Loop: NJCAMDEN-L@rootsweb.com >Precedence: list >Resent-Sender: NJCAMDEN-L-request@rootsweb.com >Return-Path: NJCAMDEN-L-request@rootsweb.com >X-OriginalArrivalTime: 26 Nov 2003 17:48:03.0348 (UTC) >FILETIME=[70B9E540:01C3B445] > >Hello, > >This is lengthy, but I searched years for marriage or a death dates to >establish existance of a g-grandfather. This information based on family >records, >obituary & 1870 Philadelphia Census. Here is data & speculation made. >Please, >critique my inferences. > >1 John Graham1 >Birth: ca 1841, Ireland1,2 >Death: bef 1898 >Occ: Stove Moulder1 > >1870 U.S. Census records Graham Family as consisting of John 29 (from >Ireland), Emma 24, Joseph 7 & Emma 2. John's parents could read & write, >but son did >not. Both of John’s parents were“of foreign birth” & John was a >“Male >Citizen of the U.S. of 21 years age and upwards.” His occupation was >stove moulder; >value of real estate was $1200 & his personal estate was $200. These >figures >were generally higher than for 80% of other males on this census page. > >Known: Emma Cunningham & John Graham had 7 children. >Unknown when John died; perhaps before the marriage of son, George W. & >Lucy >Lake as John was not mentioned in the newspaper’s account of the >marriage. >John’s occupation was an inherently dangerous one. >Spouse: Emma Cunningham Graham Williams2,3 >Birth: ca 1844, Philadelphia, PA >Death: 14 Sep 1906, Philadelphia, PA4,5 >Burial: 17 Sep 1906, Arlington Cemetery, Pennsauken, Camden Co, New Jersey6 > >Emma married Charles Williams (date unknown) & then was, again widowed. > >Camden Post-Telegram Saturday, September 15, 1906: >“Well known woman died yesterday.” Mrs. Emma Williams, aged 62 years, a >former resident of this city, died at the residence of George Reed, 1314 >Spruce >street, Philadelphia, yesterday from a complication of diseases. She was >the >mother of 7 children (1 unknown), 2 of whom, Joseph W. & George W. Graham >are >engaged in the coal business in this city.” >Obituary7 >“Emma Williams, nee Cunningham, widow of Charles Williams, aged 63 years. >The >relatives & friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the >funeral services, on Tuesday, Sept. 18, 2 o’clock, from the residence, >2213 Sewell >ave, Camden, New Jersey. Internment at Arlington Cemetery, Camden, New >Jersey.” Emma is buried in a family plot purchased by son, George W. >Graham6. It is >not known where first husband, John, was buried. > >Marr: abt 1862, Philadelphia, PA? > >Children: Joseph W. (ca 1864-ca 1932) > Emma (1868-1963) > Thomas > George Washington (1871-1935) > John (1880-1947) > Rachel > >(I speculate that: >• John immigrated to PA about 1860. >• John & Emma were married about 1862, Philadelphia, PA >• John died at work as moulder, between the birth date of last child, ca >1881 > & marriage of son G.Washington 24 Nov 1898. Is it reasonable to >request a search of death records from 1881 to 1898or what? > > >Thank you for any help!! > >Geraldine Happel Graham San Antonio, TEXAS >A tree will whither if no one tends to the roots... >Family History http://members.aol.com/dickandgerri/ >.............................................................................. >......................... >Searching for: Armand Batteux Berkel Bick Bollfrass Boudemont >Brensing >Brill Bruchhaeuser Bruene Combe Cunningham Deusch Dissen Eckart Engel >Ernst Ernsthauser Fichtenmayer Feld Fischer Franz Gleisener Graham >Gresty Groll Gross Happel Herbold Henkel Hesse Hoehl Hughes >Ibelshaeuser >Jackson Keck Kelley Kleinschmitt Koehler Kramer Kraus Krueger Lake >Leckinger Leiberg Levenz Lueckel Maier May Mayer McCauley Michelot >Mucklerath Muecher Moeller Mueller Muteze Nalek Neff Neumeier >Oschmann >Rieger Robinson Schaefer Scheffel Scherer Schindel Schoeneweis Sold >Staeckling Stahl Stremme Weissenmayer Weller Wolmar >.............................................................................. >......................... > > _________________________________________________________________ From the hottest toys to tips on keeping fit this winter, you’ll find a range of helpful holiday info here. http://special.msn.com/network/happyholidays.armx

Hello, This is lengthy, but I searched years for marriage or a death dates to establish existance of a g-grandfather. This information based on family records, obituary & 1870 Philadelphia Census. Here is data & speculation made. Please, critique my inferences. 1 John Graham1 Birth: ca 1841, Ireland1,2 Death: bef 1898 Occ: Stove Moulder1 1870 U.S. Census records Graham Family as consisting of John 29 (from Ireland), Emma 24, Joseph 7 & Emma 2. John's parents could read & write, but son did not. Both of John’s parents were“of foreign birth” & John was a “Male Citizen of the U.S. of 21 years age and upwards.” His occupation was stove moulder; value of real estate was $1200 & his personal estate was $200. These figures were generally higher than for 80% of other males on this census page. Known: Emma Cunningham & John Graham had 7 children. Unknown when John died; perhaps before the marriage of son, George W. & Lucy Lake as John was not mentioned in the newspaper’s account of the marriage. John’s occupation was an inherently dangerous one. Spouse: Emma Cunningham Graham Williams2,3 Birth: ca 1844, Philadelphia, PA Death: 14 Sep 1906, Philadelphia, PA4,5 Burial: 17 Sep 1906, Arlington Cemetery, Pennsauken, Camden Co, New Jersey6 Emma married Charles Williams (date unknown) & then was, again widowed. Camden Post-Telegram Saturday, September 15, 1906: “Well known woman died yesterday.” Mrs. Emma Williams, aged 62 years, a former resident of this city, died at the residence of George Reed, 1314 Spruce street, Philadelphia, yesterday from a complication of diseases. She was the mother of 7 children (1 unknown), 2 of whom, Joseph W. & George W. Graham are engaged in the coal business in this city.” Obituary7 “Emma Williams, nee Cunningham, widow of Charles Williams, aged 63 years. The relatives & friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services, on Tuesday, Sept. 18, 2 o’clock, from the residence, 2213 Sewell ave, Camden, New Jersey. Internment at Arlington Cemetery, Camden, New Jersey.” Emma is buried in a family plot purchased by son, George W. Graham6. It is not known where first husband, John, was buried. Marr: abt 1862, Philadelphia, PA? Children: Joseph W. (ca 1864-ca 1932) Emma (1868-1963) Thomas George Washington (1871-1935) John (1880-1947) Rachel (I speculate that: • John immigrated to PA about 1860. • John & Emma were married about 1862, Philadelphia, PA • John died at work as moulder, between the birth date of last child, ca 1881 & marriage of son G.Washington 24 Nov 1898. Is it reasonable to request a search of death records from 1881 to 1898or what? Thank you for any help!! Geraldine Happel Graham San Antonio, TEXAS A tree will whither if no one tends to the roots... Family History http://members.aol.com/dickandgerri/ .............................................................................. ......................... Searching for: Armand Batteux Berkel Bick Bollfrass Boudemont Brensing Brill Bruchhaeuser Bruene Combe Cunningham Deusch Dissen Eckart Engel Ernst Ernsthauser Fichtenmayer Feld Fischer Franz Gleisener Graham Gresty Groll Gross Happel Herbold Henkel Hesse Hoehl Hughes Ibelshaeuser Jackson Keck Kelley Kleinschmitt Koehler Kramer Kraus Krueger Lake Leckinger Leiberg Levenz Lueckel Maier May Mayer McCauley Michelot Mucklerath Muecher Moeller Mueller Muteze Nalek Neff Neumeier Oschmann Rieger Robinson Schaefer Scheffel Scherer Schindel Schoeneweis Sold Staeckling Stahl Stremme Weissenmayer Weller Wolmar .............................................................................. .........................

CENSUS NJ 1830, p. 82, Burlington County, Evesham Twp. Page LIne SURNAME First name Wh. men Wh. women Bl. men Bl.women TOTAL 82 1 IVINS Amos 1 3 4 82 2 LEEDS John 6 5 11 82 3 MOORE Eli 4 3 7 82 4 LEEDS Isaac 5 4 9 82 5 WELLS Aaron 3 2 5 82 6 BRAZINGTON Samuel 3 1 4 82 7 LIPPINCOTT Daniel 1 1 2 82 8 FORTINER Simeon 6 2 8 82 9 MOORE Mark A. 5 3 8 82 10 HAINES Job 6 2 8 82 11 BARTON Stacy 5 1 6 82 12 WILLS, Esq. Zebedee M. 8 7 1 16 82 13 SUNSHEAP John 5 5 10 82 14 BEAL Phillip 1 1 2 82 15 LIPPICOTT Caleb 1 2 3 82 16 MATLOCK Hezekiah 3 2 5 82 17 MIDDLETON Sharon 5 3 8 82 18 HOWARD John 3 4 7 82 19 CHRISTIAN Tanner 3 4 7 82 20 MIDDLETON Samuel 1 2 3 82 21 EVANS Aaron 3 5 8 82 22 EVANS Nathan 4 4 8 82 23 VINICOMB William 2 2 4 82 24 MOOR Benjamin 2 2 4 82 25 STILES Martin 3 1 4 82 26 ROAD Arthur 3 1 4

CENSUS NJ 1830, p. 81, Burlington County, Evesham Twp. Page LIne SURNAME First name Wh. men Wh. women Bl. men Bl.women TOTAL 81 1 HAINES Abraham 2 2 1 5 81 2 ROSS Thomas 1 1 2 81 3 ENGLE Job 1 3 4 81 4 LIPPINCOTT Joshua 1 2 3 81 5 JENKINS Richard 1 3 4 81 6 ROBBINSON John 2 2 4 81 7 DAVIS Joseph 1 3 4 81 8 HEWLINGS Amos 7 8 15 81 9 GARDNER Joseph 3 6 9 81 10 BRICE Alexander 1 2 3 81 11 JESSUP William 2 2 4 81 12 BROOKS Lumuel 1 2 3 81 13 BROOKS Isaac 2 1 3 81 14 CURLIS William 2 5 7 81 15 LEEDS Jacob 4 3 7 81 16 STILES Amos 5 2 7 81 17 ENGLE Aaron 4 6 10 81 18 STRATTON Benjamin 2 2 1 5 81 19 HAINES Thomas 6 2 8 81 20 HUFFMAN Kindle 5 6 11 81 21 TROTH Levi 5 3 8 81 22 SHARP Joseph 3 2 5 81 23 JONES William 4 5 9 81 24 LEE Joseph 2 3 5 81 25 LIPPINCOTT Ahab 3 3 6 81 26 HEWLINGS Amos 2 2 1 5

CENSUS NJ 1830, p. 80, Burlington County, Evesham Twp. Page LIne SURNAME First name Wh. men Wh. women Bl. men Bl.women TOTAL 80 1 NIXON John 2 3 5 80 2 BROWN Isaac 6 5 11 80 3 ATKINSON Mahlon 5 5 10 80 4 STILWELL Samuel 2 2 4 80 5 LIPPINCOTT Jacob 3 4 7 80 6 LIPPINCOTT Joseph 3 5 8 80 7 LIPPINCOTT Nathan 3 3 6 80 8 COLLINS William 2 2 4 80 9 JONES Isiah 4 3 7 80 10 LOYD Benjamin 5 4 9 80 11 DAVIS Adam 1 4 5 80 12 BUZBY Joseph 2 2 4 80 13 CASTLE James 1 2 3 80 14 JONES Miles 4 1 5 80 15 BURK......? Benj??? 3 3 6 80 16 .....? ...? 0 5 5 80 17 LIPPINCOTT Mary 2 1 3 80 18 ANDERSON John 2 1 3 80 19 ...... ...... 1 1 2 80 20 MIDDLETON Joel 3 3 6 80 21 QUICKSALL Jonathan 1 0 1 80 22 HAMMITT Mary 2 2 4 80 23 BUZBY Joseph 1 1 2 80 24 WITCRAFT Mary 1 2 3 80 25 DAVIS Jseph 3 6 9 80 26 JOHNSON Aaron 3 2 5