Looking for further information and/or connections to Albert Franklin Bateman (b. 1828 d. 1913 in Cedarville, NJ) His wife's name was Mary Jane. Daughter was Fannie Reeves Bateman b. 24 Dec 1860 in Cedarville and d. 26 Oct 1950 in Boonton, NJ. I'd really like to know Mary Jane's maiden name, and any other data on Albert. Thanks, Jan Grube

I'm looking for information on these townships. Do they still exist under these names? The birthplace of one of my ancestors is cited as Cedarville, NJ, Fairfield Township. But someone else just gave me data that cites Down Township, Cumberland County as his birthplace. Are these close? And was Cedarville originally part of Salem County? Jan Grube

Hi:Bill Sorry to post here but my message came back user unknown. Yes I have all the information up and including Linwood Gaskill Sr. I will add the others to my next book. Just can not find the parents of Rebecca Morris. Have been trying for near twnety years. Some day. Laura Gaskill Hager dhlgh@erols.com

ATTENTION: Laura Gaskill Hager I tried sending this message direct to your e-mail address but got an error message. I saw your posting on the Cumberland County List re: Daniel Walker & Rebecca Morris. Although I don't have the answer to you question about parentage of Rebecca, I was wondering how you might be connected to this line. I have some data on descendants of Daniel Walker which I will show below. If this is also you line, I would like to exchange data. My main area of research is into the Ayars family and there is an Ayars married into this line. I have data on this line Henry Walker Daniel Walker Elizabeth (Walker) Gaskill Daniel Gaskill Jesse P. Gaskill Linwood Gaskill Sr Linwood Gaskill Jr married Beatrice Ayars 3 children of Linwood Jr Dawn, David and Susan Bill Ayres AYARS FAMILY ASSOCIATION

David Garrison s/Garrett & Sarah (Heaton) Garrison b.1750/57 d.1801/2 married Ruth ---- Ruth who? does anyone know? Laura Gaskill Hager dhlgh@erols.com

Rebecca Morris b. ca. 1767 Married Daniel Walker s/Henry Walker Does anyone know who were her parents? Laura Gaskill Hager dhlgh@erols.com

Mart, thanks for all the typing on Dr Jonathan Elmer..... A question, I haven't seen this book Elmer's History of Cumberland County...do you know who wrote it or where I might be able to find it? Do you have a copy? I am descended from the much married Victorina Elmer, daughter of Daniel Elmer (second) and am trying to confirm and expand her info..... Victorina Elmer (Daniel4, Daniel3, Samuel2, Edward1) was born 06 Mar 1755, and died 03 May 1813. She married (1) ? Saunders. She married (2) William Bateman 15 Aug 1780 in Cumberland Co, NJ. She married (3) John Bateman 26 Jun 1792 in Cumberland Co, NJ, son of John Bateman and Judith Hand. She married (4) Nathan Johnson 21 May 1793. Child of Victorina Elmer and John Bateman is: ** i. Polly Bateman, born 28 Aug 1793 in NJ; died 27 Jul 1876 in NJ. She married Elthan Osborn Garretson 09 Jun 1822. Children of Victorina Elmer and Nathan Johnson are: 3 i. Nathan Johnson. 4 ii. Victorina Johnson. 5 iii. Rachel Johnson. If you or anyone else can help with the ELMER-BATEMAN line I'd greatly appreciate it and would be happy to share info Robin rlmlcamp@aol.com

I am trying to find a Catharine S. Hann of Cedarville who married Harvey Bateman on Mar. 17, 1846 in Cumberland Co. Thanks, Leslie

The Lummis Genealogical Library new hours are: Wed: 10-4pm. Fri: 1-4pm. Sat. 1:30-4:30pm. starting the first Sat. in April Sun. 1:30 -4:30pm. Our e-mail address is lumislib.jnlk.com

Frank -- I visited there in early March and they're open parts of the day on Weds, Fridays, Sundays -- and an occasional other day and are contemplating a night opening depending on volunteers. Write to the P O Box and you'll probably get a response. As I recall, annual membership is $20? But it might be less? Lots of stuff to look at! Regards, Jeanne

Hello to all: THANKS a Bunch. The response was overwhelming and I appreciate your help. I will contact them and go down and do some research on my Hummel family who lived there. The were members of Seventh Day Baptist Church. Hummel, Peacock, McPherson Again Thanks Frank 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/getjuno.html or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

In a message dated 3/24/99 8:03:11 PM Eastern Standard Time, frank.hummel@juno.com writes: << Does the Cumberland Co. Historical Society have a research facility opened to the public?. Yes, it is called the Warren Lummis Library. The hours are Wednesday 10-4, Friday 1-4 and Sunday 2-5. (609-455-4055). Do they have a membership? Membership is $10.00 single, $15.00 couple or $100.00 life. Do they have meetings ? They have several events throughout the year, announcements are in their quarterly newsletter. Where are they located ?. I only have a post office box address in Greenwich, NJ. >> On Ye Greate St. in Bridgeton (mailing address is Box 16, Greenwich, NJ 08323. Hope this helps. Lois

HI: Does the Cumberland Co. Historical Society have a research facility opened to the public?. Do they have a membership?. Do they have meetings ? Where are they located ?. I only have a post office box address in Greenwich, NJ. Thanks With my best of regards Frank frank.hummel@juno.com Researching Hummel, Peacock, McPherson, Silpath, Snellbaker,Reinear ___________________________________________________________________ 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/getjuno.html or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

> The Web site is a clearinghouse of sorts for family memorabilia that has > been bought at flea markets, etc. The idea behind the site is to reunite > lost memorabilia with the appropriate family. Check it out! > > http://www.pastconnect.com/ Kind Regards, Joanie Quairoli McAfoos Searching: QUAIROLI, MILANESI, SAVARESI, POCHINTESTA, GOZZER - Italy GOZZER, FEHLMANN, SCHORER, SCHUTTEL, ALTHAUS, NIGGLI, DOZZI,EGGER, SPIELMANN - Switzerland SHULTZ (SCHULTZ) and KEATING - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania LLEWELLYN, STEWART, HICE, McAFOOS, TYLER - Pennsylvania

Hi Bill, I just got your message. Where did you find info on that farm being given to the Ladds by Ben Franklin? Is it listed on a recorded deed? Would love to get more info. on this. Thanks, Joan in NJ

Thanks for encouragement. Do you know any Brooks? Just had to ask! Joan in NJ

Hi, I saw your message on the GenForum. I am descended from So. NJ Lacys and wonder if you might have links to any of my ancestors. I am really stuck at William French Lacy, mid 1800s, who married Sarah Mood from Mullica Hill area. I would really appreciate any links you might have or other inf. Thanks so much. Joan Lacy Fitzsimmons. PS I can be contacted at: INN118@aol.com

I have received from a researcher in England the names of a number of my family members who were known glassworkers in that country in the 1700s and 1800s. In his response he asked for information about glass factories of that period in the US. Although many of my Cliff and Montgomery ancestors worked at glass plants in NJ and elsewhere I have no definitive information that I can forward to him. Can anyone suggest the source of such information that I can acquire at a reasonable price. Thanks, Don Cliff

I am descended from John Wortle Brooks Dec.1845--June 1910. I have names of all his children and many grandchildren. He and his brother Thomas W. were well known shoemakers in Elmer and Camden, originally coming from England. If any of this sounds familiar or you can share names, please contact me. Thanks, Joan in NJ

Bill Thanks so much for the info. Thomas was my grandfather's (John "Jack" Henry Brooks) younger brother. Are you descended from Brooks also? Do you have any leads relating to Thomas' parents, my ggrandparents, John Wortle Brooks or Louisa Hose Brooks. Joan in NJ