Listers, I happen to come across the Woodruff marriage records for these years and I typed them up. Since they are not very many, I decided to post them to the list. hth someone! -andrea Date Groom Last Groom First Bride Last Bride First 4/18/1868 Huster Henry Fox Mary 4/20/1868 Robinson John Dolton (Mrs.) Elizabeth 3/12/1863 Barker Richard E. Lambert Phebe A. 3/3/1870 Golden/Golder Joseph Nichols Susanna H. 12/24/1872 Harris Frank Woodruff Anna A. 11/3/1875 Garrison Joel Hutchinson Angeline 11/3/1876 Myers John Hand Keturah 12/27/1876 Thompson James E. Henderson Sarah M. 3/7/1877 Watson Charles Henderson Nancy 8/25/1877 Betchner Winfield B. Conover Anna M. 9/8/1877 Garrison Joseph S. Hildreth Ida P. 9/25/1877 Horton William H. Vanmeter Mary E. 12/?/1877 Stevens Samuel B. Fox (Mrs.) Elizabeth 12/10/1877 Garton Lorenzo Sheppard Hannah 12/12/1877 Rogers Taylor Seeley Emma D. 1/9/1878 Duaghdy?? Lewis Fox Anna 2/20/1878 Dare Henry A. Hanthrone Lettie 7/1/1884 Halter/Holten?? Peter S. Miller Anna 8/20/1884 Vanmeeter Chester Ackley Carrie C. 11/15/1884 Cook Richard J. Brooks Laura V. 4/15/1903 Hildreth Samuel Kelty Mary Y. 10/20/1904 English Jon Lee Charlotte 10/21/1904 Hildreth William S. Moore Sayra M. A. 12/21/1904 Howell Francis A. Jr. Alloway Eva T. 10/29/1904 Bath Orville H. Moore Kathryn W. 1/19/1907 Hildreth Albert B. Howell Eleanor A. 6/16/1907 McKee Arthur Chain Mable Alvida 10/4/1908 Souder Joseph M. Johnson Rita C. 10/9/1909 Vanmeter Eli D. Ritchers Edna E. 10/20/1909 Nichols Henry Hildreth Ida May 12/23/1913 Pedrick Arthur Ray Nellie 4/25/1914 Morgan Samuel Dixon Ethel 12/25/1916 Garrison Melford Smith Lillian 6/4/1919 Drake Harold Stockeley Cora B. 12/25/1920 Fox Arthur A. Jr. Sigafoo Bessie S. 12/27/1922 Adcock Charles N. Buck Eva Glasgow 4/12/1923 Furwall Arthur W. Joslin Edna M. 10/29/1922 Killen David Kase Leva 10/31/1923 Hepner Frank L. Schaper Dorothea M. 12/9/1923 Pedrick Cowelland Davis Mabel 2/21/1932 Daughady Norman Beeson Alice 3/23/1932 Stimpson James Pedrick Anna 4/15/1933 Jeffries George Woodruff Elaine 2/11/1934 Stiles George Hillman Dorothy 6/20/1922 Pedrick Evan (Rev.) Howell Ruth 6/2/1934 Jones Joseph Zee Rebecca 12/15/1927 Woodruff George Schillingsburg Annie 9/26/1934 Garrison Earle Blair Anna 10/24/1936 Waible William Kauffman Hilda 11/25/1936 Kille William G. Hepner Margaret 3/28/1937 Snyder Joseph F. Nichols Sara B. 6/17/1939 Cooks David R. Jr. Holton Esther G. 11/12/1939 Vermullen John Jr. Daughady Anna May 2/24/1940 Kurman Walter Anthony Campbell Jeannette Amelia 8/31/1942 Kirby John B. Jr. Terrizzi Margie 7/18/1942 Sprauer Frederick Hepner Edna

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/wQB.2ACE/1161 Message Board Post: I am trying to find out who are the parents of David Edwards of Maurice River Township. The 1850 Census for Maurice River Twp. indicates that he was born about 1802. This census also shows his children as being Sarah A. Edwards(latter married to Jonathan Chance), William Edwards and Elisabeth Edwards. I also have info indicating that Rudolph Edwards may also have been a son. Any help will be greatly appreciated.

Hi Andrea, This is probably the church that Chester, Dorothy and children attended. Joe was a member so I'd imagine that the entire family were members. However, Joe's cremains are buried at the Seventh Day Baptist Church of Shiloh in Shiloh. The Woodruff United Methodist Church is situated a short distance from the family home and Doris Jeans's house that she built later. I think it's at the intersection of Parvins Mill Road and the Vineland Pike (that's what we called it) or the pike and a road that comes down from the north. There are some obituaries in the box Doris Jean's material and I'll have to dig into it and see if I can find relevant ones. Doris Jean is probably buried in the church cemetery. Wil ----- Original Message ----- From: "andrea batcho" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, January 31, 2006 8:11 AM Subject: Do you *know* anyone in the Woodruff United Methodist Church Cemetery? > Hi Listers, > > I typed up the copy of the sexton's book that I have of the Woodruff > United Methodist Church cemetery in Upper Deerfield (or Bridgeton or > Woodruff, wherever you want to call it). I'm trying to fill in who's > who for submission to internment.net so folks far and wide can find > their kin. > > If you know that you have relatives in the cemetery, I'd appreciate it > if you could email me so I can make sure I have as correct info as > possible: ie: husband of/wife of/daughter of/son of and maiden names. > I'm going to double check everything with the actual stones this > spring. > > Thank you!! > -andrea ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, February 01, 2006 3:00 AM Subject: NJCUMBER-D Digest V06 #16

Hi Listers, I typed up the copy of the sexton's book that I have of the Woodruff United Methodist Church cemetery in Upper Deerfield (or Bridgeton or Woodruff, wherever you want to call it). I'm trying to fill in who's who for submission to internment.net so folks far and wide can find their kin. If you know that you have relatives in the cemetery, I'd appreciate it if you could email me so I can make sure I have as correct info as possible: ie: husband of/wife of/daughter of/son of and maiden names. I'm going to double check everything with the actual stones this spring. Thank you!! -andrea

I noticed a Husted posting, who said he grew up in Bridgeton. Charles L. Husted shows up at age 10, in the 1920 Census in Millville. He is living with (my) Margaret Langley Gifford Sheppard and her second husband, Jacob Sheppard. The census taker called Margaret "Mary," and he called Charles a grandson. Maybe Charles was a child of a daughter of Jacob, but the L. middle initial makes me curious if Charles was a Langley descendant.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/wQB.2ACE/1160.1.1 Message Board Post: I'm very doubtful, in 1915 he already was father to 3 children, also, in the Greek culture you always kept your fathers first name as your middle name and this doesn't seem to be the case, but the ship and port of departure are the same as two of his brothers who supposedly came over after him! One of them being a Demitrious Arthur Damask. Thanks for your help! Perry

The 1860 census for Stow Creek, Cumberland, NJ has: Charles Dickenson 50 farmer Harriet Dickenson 67 (47?) Charles B. " 18 William H. " 16 Emily Applegate - 8 Sarah Randolph - 49 housekeeper The family's name is Dickinson in 1870 in Stow Creek Dickinson, Charles 60 farmer Harriet 60 Charles B. 28 farmer Apelgate, Emetey 18 apprentice emily isn't with them in 1880: Charles DICKESON Self M Male W 70 NJ Farmer NJ NJ Harriet DICKESON Wife M Female W 70 NJ Keeping House NJ NJ That's all I could find. I hope this helps you! -andrea On 1/26/06, Patricia Martinelli <[email protected]> wrote: > I am seeking information on an Emily Applegate, an orphan who is > believed to have lived with a Millville family around 1860. Any > information that anyone might care to share would be greatly appreciated. > > Patricia A. Martinelli > Historian > Cumberland County Division of Archives and Records Management > 790 E. Commerce Street > Bridgeton, NJ 08302 > 856.453.2234 > > > ============================== > View and search Historical Newspapers. Read about your ancestors, find > marriage announcements and more. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13969/rd.ashx > >

I am seeking information on an Emily Applegate, an orphan who is believed to have lived with a Millville family around 1860. Any information that anyone might care to share would be greatly appreciated. Patricia A. Martinelli Historian Cumberland County Division of Archives and Records Management 790 E. Commerce Street Bridgeton, NJ 08302 856.453.2234

Just in case that other link gives you trouble, you can also try this one: http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/davebates77/album?.dir=/b566&.src=ph&.tok=phpfvTEBpxzDhghb

I have posted most of the cemetery stones at the Yahoo site below - the photos are pretty high resolution, so make sure you use a fast connection if you download them (Yahoo does allow this). The slide show should work fine at any speed. Hope it helps someone! http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/davebates77/slideshow?.dir=/b566&.src=ph I did not get to about 50 more in the front - mostly newer and the Swing family - my apologies if you were looking for that family. I will add next time we get a sunny "warmer" day to take them. The shade trees made photos a little difficult (especially the large trees over the Swing section). I may try later in the day and use my flash next time, for some of the ones in the shade.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/wQB.2ACE/1160.1 Message Board Post: Could this be him? First Name: Arthur Demetrius Last Name: Damaskas Ethnicity: USA Last Place of Residence: Date of Arrival: Apr 21, 1915 Age at Arrival: 35 Gender: M Marital Status: M Ship of Travel: Themistocles Port of Departure: Piraeus Manifest Line Number: 0004

Dol I replied to your last email and it bounced back. You may want to check your settings. Nancy -------------- Original message -------------- From: "Dol Sol" <[email protected]> > Wiley Alston Jerrell posted last April that "John Isaac JARRELL > (Gerald/Giles) was b:1 Mar 1804, Cumberland Co NJ; d: 5 Jun 1873, probably > Haleyville, Cumberland Co NJ; buried Haleyville Methodist Church Cemetery." > > With source quotes of Steven Carl Norman and Karen Norman Piper, Wiley also > placed John Isaac as "child #3 of Zachariah JARRELL (Jarls/FitzJarrell) and > Judith CORSON (Causon). He notes that the 1873 death date may actually read > 1878. > > He has Sylvia (Silvia) PARSONS as born on 5 or possibly 25 of Nov 1807, in > "Cumberland Co NJ; d: 9 May 1888, Haleyville, Cumberland Co NJ; buried > Haleyville Methodist Church Cemetery; child of Jonathan PARSONS and Martha > DANIELS." > > According to a Parsons chart by Robert Evans, Sylvia was also called Sylvie > or Silvie. But at one point, Glen, you had her as the wife of a John > Jarrell and also the wife of an Isaac Jarrell in fairly close years, so I am > curious as to what source said she married both. > > I agree that the top line in your tombstone photo is unclear. What year was > the photo taken, please, and did you take others that day? I also think the > bottom line is crediting Herbert Parvin Jarrell, who Wiley also charted. > > I am excited that this stone is in the old Swing Cemetery, and that the > marriage of Sylvie Parsons into a Fairton Jarrell/ Fitz Jarell family might > even link to the Margaret Parsons I wrote of in an earlier post, who was > married to Rev. Daniel Elmer. --- Dolores Langley > > > ====================================================== > > Glen wrote: [email protected] > Subject: [NJCUMBER] Re: Jeremiah Jarrell (1807-1884);NJ > > Is the John Isaac Jerrell (b: March 01, 1804) said to have married Sylvia > "Silvie" Parsons b: Nov. 05, 1807, John Jerrell, son of Zechariah Jerrell, > or Isaac Jerrell, son of Zachariah? The reason I ask is that in the Swing > Cemetery there is a stone flat in the ground which mentions both Isaac and > John (assuming I read it properly). Also, I would appreciate someday > getting a new picture of that stone cleaned-off. Possibly there may be > other information on it. > > > > ============================== > Jumpstart your genealogy with OneWorldTree. Search not only for > ancestors, but entire generations. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13972/rd.ashx >

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Damask/Shaw/Corson Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/wQB.2ACE/1160 Message Board Post: I'm looking for the point of entry of an Arthur Damask or Damaskous, about 1900 from Skiathos Greece.Ellis Isle has been combed.

Wiley Alston Jerrell posted last April that "John Isaac JARRELL (Gerald/Giles) was b:1 Mar 1804, Cumberland Co NJ; d: 5 Jun 1873, probably Haleyville, Cumberland Co NJ; buried Haleyville Methodist Church Cemetery." With source quotes of Steven Carl Norman and Karen Norman Piper, Wiley also placed John Isaac as "child #3 of Zachariah JARRELL (Jarls/FitzJarrell) and Judith CORSON (Causon). He notes that the 1873 death date may actually read 1878. He has Sylvia (Silvia) PARSONS as born on 5 or possibly 25 of Nov 1807, in "Cumberland Co NJ; d: 9 May 1888, Haleyville, Cumberland Co NJ; buried Haleyville Methodist Church Cemetery; child of Jonathan PARSONS and Martha DANIELS." According to a Parsons chart by Robert Evans, Sylvia was also called Sylvie or Silvie. But at one point, Glen, you had her as the wife of a John Jarrell and also the wife of an Isaac Jarrell in fairly close years, so I am curious as to what source said she married both. I agree that the top line in your tombstone photo is unclear. What year was the photo taken, please, and did you take others that day? I also think the bottom line is crediting Herbert Parvin Jarrell, who Wiley also charted. I am excited that this stone is in the old Swing Cemetery, and that the marriage of Sylvie Parsons into a Fairton Jarrell/ Fitz Jarell family might even link to the Margaret Parsons I wrote of in an earlier post, who was married to Rev. Daniel Elmer. --- Dolores Langley ====================================================== Glen wrote: [email protected] Subject: [NJCUMBER] Re: Jeremiah Jarrell (1807-1884);NJ Is the John Isaac Jerrell (b: March 01, 1804) said to have married Sylvia "Silvie" Parsons b: Nov. 05, 1807, John Jerrell, son of Zechariah Jerrell, or Isaac Jerrell, son of Zachariah? The reason I ask is that in the Swing Cemetery there is a stone flat in the ground which mentions both Isaac and John (assuming I read it properly). Also, I would appreciate someday getting a new picture of that stone cleaned-off. Possibly there may be other information on it.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/wQB.2ACE/1086.1.1 Message Board Post: Is the John Isaac Jerrell (b: March 01, 1804) said to have married Sylvia "Silvie" Parsons b: Nov. 05, 1807, John Jerrell, son of Zechariah Jerrell, or Isaac Jerrell, son of Zachariah? The reason I ask is that in the Swing Cemetery there is a stone flat in the ground which mentions both Isaac and John (assuming I read it properly). Also, I would appreciate someday getting a new picture of that stone cleaned-off. Possibly there may be other information on it.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/wQB.2ACE/1159 Message Board Post: I found out my half-brother's name was Jerry Wesley Slimmer. Our mother was Anna Louise Ford (married to Nelson Harris Ford) There were 4 boys and 1 girl in the family and I'm looking for any information on either the Slimmer family or the Ford family. Father: Nelson Harris Ford, 6/25/1913, employed at TC Wheaton Co. served in US Army Air Corps 3/42-12/23/1947 Mother: Anna Louise (Slimmer) Ford, 11/11/1923 Brother: Nelson Harris Ford, Jr, 8/27/1947, Millville Brother: Robert William Ford, 12/7/1948, Millville Brother: Frederick Owen Ford, 1/4/1950, Millville Half-Brother: Jerry Wesley Slimmer, 1/13/1945, Norfolk, Virginia My name at birth was: Marion Ethel Ford, 1/4/1951, Millville I have found Jerry, but I'm wanting to know if any of our Slimmer relatives are still living. He said he has lost contact. Thank you

I recently purchased 3 bank notes from ebay. 1. January 5, 1915 Isabella V. Mulford paying Mahlon D. Mulford $5.00 FRONT: http://static.flickr.com/33/88953591_59ca1319f7_b.jpg BACK: http://static.flickr.com/23/88953590_35a5f838b1_b.jpg 2. February 21, 1902 3 months after the date, Mahlon D. Mulford agrees to pay James B. Mulford $265.00 FRONT: http://static.flickr.com/42/89015351_5b498f4f12_o.jpg BACK: http://static.flickr.com/41/89015350_200a6044e4_o.jpg 3. November 29, 1895 M.D. Mulford paying self $47.78 FRONT: http://static.flickr.com/42/89015349_4021c06573_o.jpg back is plain

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/wQB.2ACE/1158.1.1 Message Board Post: This is information that has been gathered from family records and the US Census and the NJ Census. William T. Corson born about 1854 in Pennsylvania,and in the early 1900's lived in the second ward of Bridgeton. He married Mary Shaw, born about 1854 at an unknown date. These where my greatgrandparents. Thier children where; Somers 6/1876, Mary 9/1880, Ada 2/1883, John A.2/1885, Ella 12/1890(this is my grandmother who married Arthur N. Damask), Nettie 11/1892, and Maud 2/1898. Nothing is known of either Mary or William's place or date of death. Any leads or help would be greatly appreciated.

I made the will of my 4th great grandfather, Mark Bowen, into a PDF. I got the will from NJ State Archives. If anyone would like the document, it's 3 megs. Please email me off list and I will email it to you. Also, if you know what happened to the kids that I don't have marriage info for below, that would be cool :) -andrea Son of Mark Bowen and Mary ___. Married Sarah Bereman Harris and then Clarissa Lupton. Birth: 9 SEP 1778 Death: 1832 in Pearl Street Baptist Children of Mark & Sarah "Sally" Mary BOWEN m. ___ High Jonathan BOWEN b: 15 SEP 1804 in Deerfield,NJ m. Rosanna _____ Samuel BOWEN Rachel BOWEN b: 1800 m. Abraham Loper Mark and Clarissa David BOWEN Daniel BOWEN Abraham BOWEN b: 27 OCT 1822 m. Sarah Bereman Howard Sarah "Sally" BOWEN

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.families.aol.com/mbexec/msg/4300/wQB.2ACE/1157.1 Message Board Post: Susan, From The Cape May County Magazine of History and Genealogy, June 1961, Pages 273, 274, 275, By Dr. Roy Hand. The Mills of East and West Creek. Jonas Hoffman's home was built about about 1777 across the road from Hoffman's Mill, (Later Hands) (There is a picture of the house) Jonas Hoffman son of Jonas and Eleanor inherited one-half of the sawmill (Built Before 1750) on West Creek. A deed recorded in Ohio 10-6-1826 conveys the Hoffman sawmill tract from Jonas and Levisy Hoffman to his nephew Eli Hoffman , son of Eli and grandson of Jonas and Eleanor. This deed was executed by John Hoffman with the power of attorney. Eli Hoffman, son of Jonas and Eleanor died in 1823 and his son Eli Hoffman petitioned the Cumberland County Court 9-27-1824 for a division of his father's estate. It was ordered and a report was made. Eli Hoffman sold the Hoffman sawmill and sawmill tract to his son Millman Hoffman 1-16-1834 for $4000. Joseph Mason of Belle Plain operated a mill on the site until about 1910. (There is a picture of the water wheel.) In Jonas Hoffman's will William Hoffman recieved 1/3 of the grist mill and it's privileges The Grist stone from Christopher Hand's Mill several years ago was located on a farm in Goshen.