Hi Jerry, Sorry, I missed it. Ironically, it looks like you may have been the first G poster too. I will definitely have it added on the next update. Shawn >From: Jerry Johnson <jwjohnson8750@yahoo.com> >Reply-To: njessex@rootsweb.com >To: njessex@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: [NJESSEX] Letter Summary for A - G >Date: Mon, 26 Feb 2007 00:09:38 -0800 (PST) > >Did my Gray qualify? Didn't see it in the list. > >Jerry Wade Johnson > > > >----- Original Message ---- >From: SHAWN DEMPSEY <shawnpdempsey@msn.com> >To: njessex@rootsweb.com >Sent: Monday, February 26, 2007 5:55:00 AM >Subject: [NJESSEX] Letter Summary for A - G > > >Alphabetical List of Surnames so far (A through G) ... > >[A] > >AGAR (Livingston, NJ), 1815 - 1918 >AGAR (Newark, NJ), 1880 > >ALLEN (Newark, NJ), 1850-1937 > >AMANN (Newark, NJ), 1860 - 1924 > >ARMAN (Newark, NJ), 1971 - 1997) > >ARROWSMITH (Elizabeth, NJ), mostly 1800 - 1880's > >ASHBY/ASHBEE (Livingston, NJ), 1796 - 1880 >ASHBY (Orange, NJ), 1910 > > >----------------------------------------------------- > >[B] > >BAADER ( ), ???? > >BACHMANN (Newark, NJ), 1830's - 1910's > >BADGLEY (), 1660 - 1720 > >BAER (unknown), Alleen born July 24, 1895 > >BALDWIN (Bloomfield, NJ), 1808 >BALDWIN (Newark, NJ),mid-1800's > >BAUDERMANN (Newark, NJ), 1883 >BAUDERMANN (Newark, NJ), 1941 > >BAUMANN ( ), ???? (related to Kirrweiller and Bernbach families) >BAUMANN (Newark, NJ), 1857 - 1950's > >BEACH (Livingston/Caldwell/Orange), 1700's > >BEHRENS (Newark, NJ), 1880 - 1930 > >BELL (West Orange, NJ), early 1900's >BELL (Newark?), 1915? > >BENNETT ( ), 1900's > >BERRY (Newark, NJ), 1870-1920 (post 1920 in Montclair) > >BLEDEK (Newark, NJ), 1910 > >BOGAR (Newark, NJ), 1906 - 1966 > >BOOTH (Newark, NJ), 1904 - 1969 > >BORN/BORNE (Newark, NJ), 1894 - 1930 > >BOWENS (Newark, NJ), 1847 - 1880's > >BRADY (Newark, NJ) 1810 - 1850 > >BRANSTETTER (Newark, NJ), 1881 - 1920's > >BRAUGHAL/BROUGHAL (Newark, NJ), 1853 - 1941 > >BRAUN (Newark, NJ), late 1800's > >BRETZ (Newark, NJ), 1858 - 1892 > >BREWSTER (Livingston/Union/Newark, NJ), 1785 - 1867 > >BRIGHT (Newark, NJ), 1840's - ???? >BRIGHT (Newark, NJ), 1840's - 1862 > >BRINTZINGHOFFER (Newark, NJ), 1836 - 1906 > >BROWN (Newark, NJ), 1860's > >BROWNE (Newark, NJ), 1660-1700 > >BRUEN (East Orange), 1815 - 1852 > >BURNETT (Newark/Maplewood, NJ), 1837-1925, 1805-1891, 1862-1944 > >BYRNE (the Oranges, NJ), 1884 - 1907 >BYRNE(S)/Burn(s) (Belleville and Newark, NJ) 1860's - early 1900's > > >----------------------------------------------------- > >[C] > >CAHILL (Newark, NJ), 1840's - 1880's > >CAMPBELL (Montclair, NJ), 1831 - 1915 > >CARFAGNA (Newark, NJ), 1820's - 1930's (in Maplewood) > >CANFIELD (Livingston, NJ) mid-1700's > >CARLE (Essex County), 1765 - 1839 > >CARR (Newark, NJ), 1850 - 1870 > >CAVANAGH (or KAVANAGH) (Newark, NJ), 1860 - 1901 > >CHAMBERLIN(AIN) (Orange, NJ), 1851 - 1938 > >CHESHIRE/CHESHER/CHESCHER/CHESHIER ( ), 1853 - 1905 > >CHRISTENSEN/CHRISTIASON/CHRISTISEN/CRISTOSON (Newark, NJ), 1901 - 1913 > >CLARK (Westfield, NJ) 1790 > >COLBY (Union, NJ), 1880 > >COLES (Newark, NJ) 1850 - 1876 > >CONDIT (Livingston, NJ), 1798 - 1836 > >CONSTANTINE (Carlstadt, NJ) > >CRANE (Newark, NJ), 1600's >CRANE (Westfield, NJ), 1753 - 1833 > >CONLEY (Newark, NJ), 1865-1870 > > > >----------------------------------------------------- > >[D] > >DACORSI ( ), 1833 - 1905 > >DAVENPORT (Newark, NJ), 1869 - 1935 > >DAVIS (Elizabeth, NJ), 18th Century > >DEMONEY (Elizabethtown, NJ), 1676 - 1777 > >DEMPSEY (Newark, NJ), 1870 - 1955 > >DEWAR (Newark, NJ), late 1800's - early 1900's > >DITTER (Newark, NJ), 1868 - 1953 > >DOBRA (Newark, NJ), 1860's - 1880's > >DOERFLER ( ), late 1800's > >DOERR (Newark, NJ), 1840 - 1941 > >DONALD (Newark, NJ), 1883 - 1900's > >DOREMUS ( ), 1700 - 1900 > >DOWNER (Westfield, NJ - formerly of Essex County) 1690 - 1820 > >DOYLE (Newark, NJ), mid-1800's > >DUNPHY (Newark, NJ), 1860 - 1901 > > >----------------------------------------------------- > >[E] > >EDENS (Bloomfield, NJ), 1807 - 1850 > >EDWARDS (Short Hills/Livingston, NJ), 1712 - 1780 > >ELMER (Westfield and New Providence, NJ), 1752 - 1827 > >ERDMANN (Oranges/Newark, NJ), 1900+ > > >----------------------------------------------------- > >[F] > >FAUST (Newark, NJ), 1872 - 1881 > >FEEHAN (Elizabeth/Newark, NJ), 1880's - 1906 > >FEINEN > >FELLRATH (Nutley, NJ), about 1900 > >FERTIG (Newark, NJ), 1859 - 1881 > >FICK/FURLONG (Newark, NJ), 1920 > >FIEDLER (Newark, NJ), 1866 - 1941 > >FORMAN (Newark, NJ), 1870 - 1913 > >FRENCH (???), Ezekiel born 17 June 1775 in Essex County, NJ >FRENCH (S. Orange, NJ), 1941+ > >FREEMAN (Newark, NJ), 1798-1882 > >FREI (Newark, NJ), 1876 - 1892 > >FREIESEHNER (Newark, NJ), 1856 - 1900 > >FROST (Westfield/Elizabeth, NJ), 1725 - 1775 > >FRUKOWSKI/FRUKOSKI (Newark, NJ), 1887 - 1900 > > >----------------------------------------------------- > >[G] > >GARDNER (Newark, NJ), 1803 - 1877 > >GAZZO (Hillside, NJ), ????? > >GEBHARD/GEBHARDT (Newark, NJ), 1885 - 1892 > >GEORGE (Newark, NJ), 1900 - 1950 > >GERNDT (Newark, NJ), 1900 - > >GIBBONS (Newark, NJ), 1880's - 1920 > >GILLET (Newark, NJ), 1733 - 1742 > >GLAND (Bloomfield, NJ), 1890's - > >GREEN (Newark, NJ), 1850 > >GRIGGS (Newark, NJ), 1920 > >GRIMM (Newark, NJ), 1875 - 1920 > >GROHS (Newark, NJ), 1880's - > >GUTH (East Orange, NJ), 1880's + > > > >------------------------------- >To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >NJESSEX-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes >in the subject and the body of the message > > > >____________________________________________________________________________________ >Do you Yahoo!? >Everyone is raving about the all-new Yahoo! 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Hello listers, Is there anyone researching any of the descendants of my great-great grandfather & grandmother, Victor Gougibus, (b. 1828 in Paris, d. 1901 Newark) - married 4/24/1860 in Newark to Mary Pigueron (b. 1842 Switzerland, d. 1927 Newark): 4 daughters: Victorini Gougibus m. William F. Deininger on 10/27/1886 children: Ruth, Herbert, William, Victoria, Charles, Henrietta, Robert Emily Gougibus m. Andrew Bittel on 1/12/1886 children: Andrew, August, William, Helen Elizabeth Gougibus m. Frederick Kroeplin on 10/31/1887 children: Frederick, Clarence, Adele Henrietta Gougibus m. Charles E. Lish on 8/29/1893 children: Victor, Edgar, Marie, Elmer Would appreciate hearing from any of the families. Mary Lish mary.lish@verizon.net

Did my Gray qualify? Didn't see it in the list. Jerry Wade Johnson ----- Original Message ---- From: SHAWN DEMPSEY <shawnpdempsey@msn.com> To: njessex@rootsweb.com Sent: Monday, February 26, 2007 5:55:00 AM Subject: [NJESSEX] Letter Summary for A - G Alphabetical List of Surnames so far (A through G) ... [A] AGAR (Livingston, NJ), 1815 - 1918 AGAR (Newark, NJ), 1880 ALLEN (Newark, NJ), 1850-1937 AMANN (Newark, NJ), 1860 - 1924 ARMAN (Newark, NJ), 1971 - 1997) ARROWSMITH (Elizabeth, NJ), mostly 1800 - 1880's ASHBY/ASHBEE (Livingston, NJ), 1796 - 1880 ASHBY (Orange, NJ), 1910 ----------------------------------------------------- [B] BAADER ( ), ???? BACHMANN (Newark, NJ), 1830's - 1910's BADGLEY (), 1660 - 1720 BAER (unknown), Alleen born July 24, 1895 BALDWIN (Bloomfield, NJ), 1808 BALDWIN (Newark, NJ),mid-1800's BAUDERMANN (Newark, NJ), 1883 BAUDERMANN (Newark, NJ), 1941 BAUMANN ( ), ???? (related to Kirrweiller and Bernbach families) BAUMANN (Newark, NJ), 1857 - 1950's BEACH (Livingston/Caldwell/Orange), 1700's BEHRENS (Newark, NJ), 1880 - 1930 BELL (West Orange, NJ), early 1900's BELL (Newark?), 1915? BENNETT ( ), 1900's BERRY (Newark, NJ), 1870-1920 (post 1920 in Montclair) BLEDEK (Newark, NJ), 1910 BOGAR (Newark, NJ), 1906 - 1966 BOOTH (Newark, NJ), 1904 - 1969 BORN/BORNE (Newark, NJ), 1894 - 1930 BOWENS (Newark, NJ), 1847 - 1880's BRADY (Newark, NJ) 1810 - 1850 BRANSTETTER (Newark, NJ), 1881 - 1920's BRAUGHAL/BROUGHAL (Newark, NJ), 1853 - 1941 BRAUN (Newark, NJ), late 1800's BRETZ (Newark, NJ), 1858 - 1892 BREWSTER (Livingston/Union/Newark, NJ), 1785 - 1867 BRIGHT (Newark, NJ), 1840's - ???? BRIGHT (Newark, NJ), 1840's - 1862 BRINTZINGHOFFER (Newark, NJ), 1836 - 1906 BROWN (Newark, NJ), 1860's BROWNE (Newark, NJ), 1660-1700 BRUEN (East Orange), 1815 - 1852 BURNETT (Newark/Maplewood, NJ), 1837-1925, 1805-1891, 1862-1944 BYRNE (the Oranges, NJ), 1884 - 1907 BYRNE(S)/Burn(s) (Belleville and Newark, NJ) 1860's - early 1900's ----------------------------------------------------- [C] CAHILL (Newark, NJ), 1840's - 1880's CAMPBELL (Montclair, NJ), 1831 - 1915 CARFAGNA (Newark, NJ), 1820's - 1930's (in Maplewood) CANFIELD (Livingston, NJ) mid-1700's CARLE (Essex County), 1765 - 1839 CARR (Newark, NJ), 1850 - 1870 CAVANAGH (or KAVANAGH) (Newark, NJ), 1860 - 1901 CHAMBERLIN(AIN) (Orange, NJ), 1851 - 1938 CHESHIRE/CHESHER/CHESCHER/CHESHIER ( ), 1853 - 1905 CHRISTENSEN/CHRISTIASON/CHRISTISEN/CRISTOSON (Newark, NJ), 1901 - 1913 CLARK (Westfield, NJ) 1790 COLBY (Union, NJ), 1880 COLES (Newark, NJ) 1850 - 1876 CONDIT (Livingston, NJ), 1798 - 1836 CONSTANTINE (Carlstadt, NJ) CRANE (Newark, NJ), 1600's CRANE (Westfield, NJ), 1753 - 1833 CONLEY (Newark, NJ), 1865-1870 ----------------------------------------------------- [D] DACORSI ( ), 1833 - 1905 DAVENPORT (Newark, NJ), 1869 - 1935 DAVIS (Elizabeth, NJ), 18th Century DEMONEY (Elizabethtown, NJ), 1676 - 1777 DEMPSEY (Newark, NJ), 1870 - 1955 DEWAR (Newark, NJ), late 1800's - early 1900's DITTER (Newark, NJ), 1868 - 1953 DOBRA (Newark, NJ), 1860's - 1880's DOERFLER ( ), late 1800's DOERR (Newark, NJ), 1840 - 1941 DONALD (Newark, NJ), 1883 - 1900's DOREMUS ( ), 1700 - 1900 DOWNER (Westfield, NJ - formerly of Essex County) 1690 - 1820 DOYLE (Newark, NJ), mid-1800's DUNPHY (Newark, NJ), 1860 - 1901 ----------------------------------------------------- [E] EDENS (Bloomfield, NJ), 1807 - 1850 EDWARDS (Short Hills/Livingston, NJ), 1712 - 1780 ELMER (Westfield and New Providence, NJ), 1752 - 1827 ERDMANN (Oranges/Newark, NJ), 1900+ ----------------------------------------------------- [F] FAUST (Newark, NJ), 1872 - 1881 FEEHAN (Elizabeth/Newark, NJ), 1880's - 1906 FEINEN FELLRATH (Nutley, NJ), about 1900 FERTIG (Newark, NJ), 1859 - 1881 FICK/FURLONG (Newark, NJ), 1920 FIEDLER (Newark, NJ), 1866 - 1941 FORMAN (Newark, NJ), 1870 - 1913 FRENCH (???), Ezekiel born 17 June 1775 in Essex County, NJ FRENCH (S. Orange, NJ), 1941+ FREEMAN (Newark, NJ), 1798-1882 FREI (Newark, NJ), 1876 - 1892 FREIESEHNER (Newark, NJ), 1856 - 1900 FROST (Westfield/Elizabeth, NJ), 1725 - 1775 FRUKOWSKI/FRUKOSKI (Newark, NJ), 1887 - 1900 ----------------------------------------------------- [G] GARDNER (Newark, NJ), 1803 - 1877 GAZZO (Hillside, NJ), ????? GEBHARD/GEBHARDT (Newark, NJ), 1885 - 1892 GEORGE (Newark, NJ), 1900 - 1950 GERNDT (Newark, NJ), 1900 - GIBBONS (Newark, NJ), 1880's - 1920 GILLET (Newark, NJ), 1733 - 1742 GLAND (Bloomfield, NJ), 1890's - GREEN (Newark, NJ), 1850 GRIGGS (Newark, NJ), 1920 GRIMM (Newark, NJ), 1875 - 1920 GROHS (Newark, NJ), 1880's - GUTH (East Orange, NJ), 1880's + ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to NJESSEX-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message ____________________________________________________________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Everyone is raving about the all-new Yahoo! Mail beta. http://new.mail.yahoo.com

Subject: [NJESSEX] [NJ Essex][G]GARDNER EZRA SCHOFIELD GARDNER b April 15,1803 d February 13, 1877 m Maria Terrill b September 25, 1804 m February 16, 1823 d December 27,1832 Had 5 children with Maria and at least 6 with his second wife, Mary Ann Cramer. I am interested in IRA GARDNER b February 2, 1827 d March 26,1906 m SARA JANE SMITH b January 24, 1833 m May 17, 1854 d October 11, 1894 They lived in Union, and I think Ira was a shoemaker in Newark. I have the Gardners all the way back to Thomas Gardner b1752 d 1804, but I need to fill in the family of Sara Jane. Ira and Sara are my great grandparents. Any info or leads on the SMITHS would be VERY welcome! ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to NJESSEX-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Did it again. Got the subject line wrong. Here's the correct one. - NJEssex moderator Hello Everyone, We had a great response with the letter 'G'. Time to move on to the letter 'H'. Let's start posting surnames that start with the letter 'H'. RULES: ======================================= 1. Your subject line: [NJESSEX] [H] SURNAME - city So if you are researching the surname HUNT in Nutley your subject line should read [NJESSEX] [H] HUNT - Nutley or if you have a timeframe it could also be [NJESSEX] [H] HUNT - Nutley (1880-1900) 2. Maximum time devoted to a single letter with be 1 week 3. Minimum time will be 48-hours if there's not a lot of activity or response 4. Surnames should be all CAPS to stand out 5. If you have a long surname then keep the subject line short. Long subject lines will get cut-off by your email program. Reserve important details for the text in the body. 6. Body - be precise. List pertinent names, dates, events, questions in the body text. 7. Important: list dates/years if known. Your John Anderson born in 1900 will not be the same as someone elses John Anderson born in 1875. But without any dates noone will know. 8. When replying about any NAME asked for, reply to the LIST, not just to the sender. Members who may have ancillary connections, will get the benefit. And we'll make new friends as well! 9. Finally, close your email with your name and your email address. 10. HAVE FUN !!!!!! If you have any questions, PLEASE, don't hesitate to contact me. Have fun posting! Shawn Dempsey Essex County Email List Moderator, NJGenWeb County Coordinator, Essex County NJ http://www.rootsweb.com/~njessex

Hello Everyone, We had a great response with the letter 'G'. Time to move on to the letter 'H'. Let's start posting surnames that start with the letter 'H'. RULES: ======================================= 1. Your subject line: [NJESSEX] [H] SURNAME - city So if you are researching the surname HUNT in Nutley your subject line should read [NJESSEX] [H] HUNT - Nutley or if you have a timeframe it could also be [NJESSEX] [H] HUNT - Nutley (1880-1900) 2. Maximum time devoted to a single letter with be 1 week 3. Minimum time will be 48-hours if there's not a lot of activity or response 4. Surnames should be all CAPS to stand out 5. If you have a long surname then keep the subject line short. Long subject lines will get cut-off by your email program. Reserve important details for the text in the body. 6. Body - be precise. List pertinent names, dates, events, questions in the body text. 7. Important: list dates/years if known. Your John Anderson born in 1900 will not be the same as someone elses John Anderson born in 1875. But without any dates noone will know. 8. When replying about any NAME asked for, reply to the LIST, not just to the sender. Members who may have ancillary connections, will get the benefit. And we'll make new friends as well! 9. Finally, close your email with your name and your email address. 10. HAVE FUN !!!!!! If you have any questions, PLEASE, don't hesitate to contact me. Have fun posting! Shawn Dempsey Essex County Email List Moderator, NJGenWeb County Coordinator, Essex County NJ http://www.rootsweb.com/~njessex

Alphabetical List of Surnames so far (A through G) ... [A] AGAR (Livingston, NJ), 1815 - 1918 AGAR (Newark, NJ), 1880 ALLEN (Newark, NJ), 1850-1937 AMANN (Newark, NJ), 1860 - 1924 ARMAN (Newark, NJ), 1971 - 1997) ARROWSMITH (Elizabeth, NJ), mostly 1800 - 1880's ASHBY/ASHBEE (Livingston, NJ), 1796 - 1880 ASHBY (Orange, NJ), 1910 ----------------------------------------------------- [B] BAADER ( ), ???? BACHMANN (Newark, NJ), 1830's - 1910's BADGLEY (), 1660 - 1720 BAER (unknown), Alleen born July 24, 1895 BALDWIN (Bloomfield, NJ), 1808 BALDWIN (Newark, NJ),mid-1800's BAUDERMANN (Newark, NJ), 1883 BAUDERMANN (Newark, NJ), 1941 BAUMANN ( ), ???? (related to Kirrweiller and Bernbach families) BAUMANN (Newark, NJ), 1857 - 1950's BEACH (Livingston/Caldwell/Orange), 1700's BEHRENS (Newark, NJ), 1880 - 1930 BELL (West Orange, NJ), early 1900's BELL (Newark?), 1915? BENNETT ( ), 1900's BERRY (Newark, NJ), 1870-1920 (post 1920 in Montclair) BLEDEK (Newark, NJ), 1910 BOGAR (Newark, NJ), 1906 - 1966 BOOTH (Newark, NJ), 1904 - 1969 BORN/BORNE (Newark, NJ), 1894 - 1930 BOWENS (Newark, NJ), 1847 - 1880's BRADY (Newark, NJ) 1810 - 1850 BRANSTETTER (Newark, NJ), 1881 - 1920's BRAUGHAL/BROUGHAL (Newark, NJ), 1853 - 1941 BRAUN (Newark, NJ), late 1800's BRETZ (Newark, NJ), 1858 - 1892 BREWSTER (Livingston/Union/Newark, NJ), 1785 - 1867 BRIGHT (Newark, NJ), 1840's - ???? BRIGHT (Newark, NJ), 1840's - 1862 BRINTZINGHOFFER (Newark, NJ), 1836 - 1906 BROWN (Newark, NJ), 1860's BROWNE (Newark, NJ), 1660-1700 BRUEN (East Orange), 1815 - 1852 BURNETT (Newark/Maplewood, NJ), 1837-1925, 1805-1891, 1862-1944 BYRNE (the Oranges, NJ), 1884 - 1907 BYRNE(S)/Burn(s) (Belleville and Newark, NJ) 1860's - early 1900's ----------------------------------------------------- [C] CAHILL (Newark, NJ), 1840's - 1880's CAMPBELL (Montclair, NJ), 1831 - 1915 CARFAGNA (Newark, NJ), 1820's - 1930's (in Maplewood) CANFIELD (Livingston, NJ) mid-1700's CARLE (Essex County), 1765 - 1839 CARR (Newark, NJ), 1850 - 1870 CAVANAGH (or KAVANAGH) (Newark, NJ), 1860 - 1901 CHAMBERLIN(AIN) (Orange, NJ), 1851 - 1938 CHESHIRE/CHESHER/CHESCHER/CHESHIER ( ), 1853 - 1905 CHRISTENSEN/CHRISTIASON/CHRISTISEN/CRISTOSON (Newark, NJ), 1901 - 1913 CLARK (Westfield, NJ) 1790 COLBY (Union, NJ), 1880 COLES (Newark, NJ) 1850 - 1876 CONDIT (Livingston, NJ), 1798 - 1836 CONSTANTINE (Carlstadt, NJ) CRANE (Newark, NJ), 1600's CRANE (Westfield, NJ), 1753 - 1833 CONLEY (Newark, NJ), 1865-1870 ----------------------------------------------------- [D] DACORSI ( ), 1833 - 1905 DAVENPORT (Newark, NJ), 1869 - 1935 DAVIS (Elizabeth, NJ), 18th Century DEMONEY (Elizabethtown, NJ), 1676 - 1777 DEMPSEY (Newark, NJ), 1870 - 1955 DEWAR (Newark, NJ), late 1800's - early 1900's DITTER (Newark, NJ), 1868 - 1953 DOBRA (Newark, NJ), 1860's - 1880's DOERFLER ( ), late 1800's DOERR (Newark, NJ), 1840 - 1941 DONALD (Newark, NJ), 1883 - 1900's DOREMUS ( ), 1700 - 1900 DOWNER (Westfield, NJ - formerly of Essex County) 1690 - 1820 DOYLE (Newark, NJ), mid-1800's DUNPHY (Newark, NJ), 1860 - 1901 ----------------------------------------------------- [E] EDENS (Bloomfield, NJ), 1807 - 1850 EDWARDS (Short Hills/Livingston, NJ), 1712 - 1780 ELMER (Westfield and New Providence, NJ), 1752 - 1827 ERDMANN (Oranges/Newark, NJ), 1900+ ----------------------------------------------------- [F] FAUST (Newark, NJ), 1872 - 1881 FEEHAN (Elizabeth/Newark, NJ), 1880's - 1906 FEINEN FELLRATH (Nutley, NJ), about 1900 FERTIG (Newark, NJ), 1859 - 1881 FICK/FURLONG (Newark, NJ), 1920 FIEDLER (Newark, NJ), 1866 - 1941 FORMAN (Newark, NJ), 1870 - 1913 FRENCH (???), Ezekiel born 17 June 1775 in Essex County, NJ FRENCH (S. Orange, NJ), 1941+ FREEMAN (Newark, NJ), 1798-1882 FREI (Newark, NJ), 1876 - 1892 FREIESEHNER (Newark, NJ), 1856 - 1900 FROST (Westfield/Elizabeth, NJ), 1725 - 1775 FRUKOWSKI/FRUKOSKI (Newark, NJ), 1887 - 1900 ----------------------------------------------------- [G] GARDNER (Newark, NJ), 1803 - 1877 GAZZO (Hillside, NJ), ????? GEBHARD/GEBHARDT (Newark, NJ), 1885 - 1892 GEORGE (Newark, NJ), 1900 - 1950 GERNDT (Newark, NJ), 1900 - GIBBONS (Newark, NJ), 1880's - 1920 GILLET (Newark, NJ), 1733 - 1742 GLAND (Bloomfield, NJ), 1890's - GREEN (Newark, NJ), 1850 GRIGGS (Newark, NJ), 1920 GRIMM (Newark, NJ), 1875 - 1920 GROHS (Newark, NJ), 1880's - GUTH (East Orange, NJ), 1880's +

I am interested in anyone with connections to a GIBBONS family in Newark (1880's - 1920). Martha Gibbons (born in Ireland) had 2 sons and a daughter (all born in England) Thomas E. Gibbons Daniel Gibbons Gertrude Gibbons Now the Gibbons married into my DEMPSEY family via a colateral line. Gertrude Gibbons married Daniel Dempsey (my great-grandfather's brother) in 1907. Daniel Dempsey died in 1918. Here's the reason I'm interested in finding a descendant of the Gibbons: A few years ago I found out where Daniel Dempsey was buried in Holy Sepulchre. On a trip there in 2003 I went to the cemetery to see if there was a headstone and I literally tripped over the stone. The stone had sunk down into the earth so that only about 4 inches was sticking out of the ground. I was with several of the grounds people and they offered to pull the stone out for me. The next thing I know they have driven over a backhoe and they slowly pulled the stone from the ground. I was expecting to see my Daniel Dempsey on the stone but instead it was Thomas Gibbons. He died also in 1918 while serving in the Army Corp of Engineers during WWI. I spoke to Kathy at the Holy Sepulchre office and she confirmed for me that Daniel Dempsey and Thomas Gibbons were buried in the same grave. I'd like to contact any Gibbons decendants to let them know what I have found. The stone is a nice military headstone and I think Thomas E. Gibbons deserves a chance to be "found" by his family again. Shawn

(I forgot to sign my previous posting) RE: GEBHARD - GEBHARDT Barbara GEBHARD or GEBHARDT died as a young mother about 1887 in Newark. She had a sister and brother named Margaretha and Conrad. Barbara married Alois (??) BRETZ and lived in Newark. She died in 1887 and he died in 1892 at age 34. They were members of St. Benedict Church in Neward and are buried in Holy Sepulchure Cemetery. Their related families are FELBER - GOTTSCHALK - RECHSTEINER and HAID. These families probably still live in the suburbs of Newark. I would like to contact them about the GEBHARD and BRETZ families. Thanks for any help. Louise Novello Illinois & Florida Mayonov@aol.com ________________________________________________________________________ Check out the new AOL. Most comprehensive set of free safety and security tools, free access to millions of high-quality videos from across the web, free AOL Mail and more.

RE: GEBHARD - GEBHARDT Barbara GEBHARD or GEBHARDT died as a young mother about 1887 in Newark. She had a sister and brother named Margaretha and Conrad. Barbara married Alois (??) BRETZ and lived in Newark. She died in 1887 and he died in 1892 at age 34. They were members of St. Benedict Church in Neward and are buried in Holy Sepulchure Cemetery. Their related families are FELBER - GOTTSCHALK - RECHSTEINER and HAID. These families probably still live in the suburbs of Newark. I would like to contact them about the GEBHARD and BRETZ families. ________________________________________________________________________ Check out the new AOL. Most comprehensive set of free safety and security tools, free access to millions of high-quality videos from across the web, free AOL Mail and more.

Looking for any information on family of ALBERT & ANNA GLAND. Their daughter, EMMA, b. 1867, Brooklyn, NY, married Frederick Ewald HESSE. They lived on Myrtle Ave. in Bloomfield, NJ, in 1900. They lived at 156 Thomas St., Bloomfield, in 1928, when Ewald died. Albert & Anna had four other children: WILLIAM GLAND, AUGUST GLAND, EMIL GLAND and EDWARD GLAND. Katherine Pitts Jamesville, NY

"Barney" Hartley CRABTREE was born in Sussex Co., NJ. He is noted in the 1860 Census, Caldwell, Essex Co., NJ. He enlisted 28 May 1861, in the Civil War. He recevied distinguised service, Union side, NJ Unit 1245; Enlisted as private on 28 May 1861, Co. F, 2nd Inf. Regt. Deserted Co.F, 2nd Inf. Regt., NJ on 16 August 1862 in Harrison's Landing, VA. Can anyone add any information to "Barney"? I do know that he married Catherine Ann Coursen" in Sussex Co., NJ. She died ca. 1870. "Barney" died prior to or about 1891. Can anyone find a more exact date of death? Where was he buried? Catherine Ann was buried in Newton Cemetery, Newton, Sussex, NJ. But "Barney" is not buried there. Any help will be most appreciated. Mona, Richmond, IN <BR><BR><BR>**************************************<BR> AOL now offers free email to everyone. Find out more about what's free from AOL at http://www.aol.com.

Greetings, I am looking for anyone who may have a connection to the family of Heinrich (Henry) & Maria (Mary) GROHS. The immigrated from Germany to Newark, NJ along with their children, Mary, Helen, Henry & Margaret. I have included some basic information below. If you think your family is connected I'd love to hear from you and would be willing to share what I know. Thanks. Regards, Colleen Wittick ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ +++++++++ Descendants of Heinrich (Henry) Grohs Generation No. 1 HEINRICH (Henry) GROHS was born Dec 1854 in Germany. He married MARIA SHUTS 1878 in Germany. She was born 1856 in Germany. More About HEINRICH GROHS: Arrival: 1891 Naturalization: Unknown, 1915 census states in US for 24 yrs and has been naturalized Occupation: 1900, tanner Residence: 1900, 471 S. 18th St, Newark, NJ More About MARIA SHUTS: Immigration: 04 May 1892, SS Westernland - Antwerp to New York More About HEINRICH GROHS and MARIA SHUTS: Marriage: 1878, Germany Children of HEINRICH GROHS and MARIA SHUTS are: 1. MARY GROHS, b. 08 Mar 1880, Germany; d. 20 Oct 1944, Newark, NJ; m. JOHN ABRAHAMS, 20 Jul 1896, Newark, NJ; b. 02 Sep 1877, Newark, NJ; d. 03 Jan 1958, Lake Worth, FL. More About MARY GROHS: Burial: Fairmount Cemetery, Newark, NJ Immigration: 04 May 1892, SS Westernland - Antwerp to New York More About JOHN ABRAHAMS and MARY GROHS: Marriage: 20 Jul 1896, Newark, NJ Marriage Witnesses: Kal (Stenbe); Julia Loyd 2. HELEN GROHS, b. 28 May 1881, Germany; d. 16 Jun 1963, Cedar Grove, NJ; m. CHARLES FRICKE, Bet. 1898 - 1900; b. 10 Aug 1877; d. 15 Oct 1940, East Orange, NJ. More About HELEN GROHS: Immigration: 04 May 1892, SS Westernland - Antwerp to New York Social Security Number: 149-18-1234 More About CHARLES FRICKE and HELEN GROHS: Marriage: Bet. 1898 - 1900 3. HENRY GROHS, b. 14 Feb 1883, Germany; m. PAULINE, Abt. 1903; b. 25 Jul 1886; d. Jul 1964, New Jersey. More About HENRY GROHS: Census: 1900, US 1900 - NJ - Essex - Newark - ED 056 - 16B Immigration: 04 May 1892, SS Westernland - Antwerp to New York Occupation: 1910, Driver - News Company Residence: 1930, 712 15th Ave, Irvington, NJ Social Security Number: 148-12-7517 (possible match - must be verified) 4. MARGARET GROHS, b. 06 Apr 1888, Germany; d. 12 Aug 1971, Lake Worth, Palm Beach County, FL; m. ALBERT KERN. More About MARGARET GROHS: Census: 1910, US - 1910 - NJ - Essex - Newark - ED 126? - Ward 14 Immigration: 04 May 1892, SS Westernland - Antwerp to New York Marriage Notes for MARGARET GROHS and ALBERT KERN: No Children

Hi Shirley, In our Woodland Cemetery (Newark) database, I have a Victoria Gartner, date of burial September 27, 1897, and another burial for an Elias Gardner, date of burial November 18, 1902. Victoria was 69y at death and Elias 74y, making them both born around 1828 and, if they are the ones you are looking for, around 25y at marriage. They are not buried together - both are in single graves in different sections of the cemetery. We have a little more information - place of death, exact cemetery location, undertaker, etc.; you can contact me off-list if you would like that information. It sounds like a possible match. It should be easy to confirm with death certificates from the Trenton Archives. If you do confirm, we ask that you help us improve our database by providing us with additional information on the individuals. Thank you. Good luck! Mary Mary Lish mary.lish@verizon.net -----Original Message----- From: njessex-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:njessex-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of JCRSAR@aol.com Sent: Monday, February 19, 2007 1:49 PM To: njessex-l@rootsweb.com Subject: [NJESSEX] Letter G--Elias Gard(t)ner I am looking for more information on Elias GARD(T)NER who married Victoria FOLMER in 1853 in Newark. They lived in Newark until their death which I am still trying to find. Elias and Victoria had 3 sons that I know of. John J, Joseph, and Peter H.(in one Census he went by Henry). I am the from the family of John J. I would love any information on this family. Both Elias and Victoria are suppose to be from Wurtenburg, Germany Thank You, Shirley Rogers ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to NJESSEX-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

EZRA SCHOFIELD GARDNER b April 15,1803 d February 13, 1877 m Maria Terrill b September 25, 1804 m February 16, 1823 d December 27,1832 Had 5 children with Maria and at least 6 with his second wife, Mary Ann Cramer. I am interested in IRA GARDNER b February 2, 1827 d March 26,1906 m SARA JANE SMITH b January 24, 1833 m May 17, 1854 d October 11, 1894 They lived in Union, and I think Ira was a shoemaker in Newark. I have the Gardners all the way back to Thomas Gardner b1752 d 1804, but I need to fill in the family of Sara Jane. Ira and Sara are my great grandparents. Any info or leads on the SMITHS would be VERY welcome!

I am looking for any information on the GREEN name for 1850. My ggrandfather was in the Newark census for that year, his name Francis C. GREEN. He was single. He was born in England. I don't know when he came to this country, but suspect it may have been as an adult. I don't know if he was in Newark for any length of time or if he was just passing through. He spent much of his adult life in Dutchess Co. NY. The census gives his age as 23, but all other records have him b. ca. 1829, which would make him about 21 in 1850. He was a carriage trimmer. I found a whole raft of GREENS in Newark that census, many of them in the carriage building business and most of them close to Francis in the census pages. One of those GREENS was listed as a carriage builder, presumeably running a manufacturing business. Perhaps carriage building was a family business. Loreen Wells

I am descended from Dr. ELIJAH GILLET and his wife JANE who were living in NEWARK as early as Dec. 1733 when he inventoried with JNO. COOPER the estate of Dr. MICHAEL POWELL. ELIJAH and JANE were members of the First Presbyterian Church of MORRISTOWN in 1742. Their daughter SARAH GILLET was born there 2 Apr. 1759. She married WILLIAM THROCKMORTON there 26 Dec. 1759. For more information, see my GILLET/GILLETT/GILLETTE/GYLETT/GYLETTE/JILLET article at http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~bart/. I believe that Elijah Gillet came from New England - specifically WETHERSFIELD, ENFIELD & LEBANON, CONNECTICUT, but I need documentation for this link. Any suggestions would be much appreciated. Regards, Bill Barton bartstam@juno.com

Alfred GRIGGS came to America from England abt 1857 with wife Eleanor and Children Fanny and George. Other Children: John Nellie A Charles S. married Elizabeth O'NEILL in 1895, in Norristown, PA. Alfred Edward. Charles and Elizabeth children: John P married Dorothy KITCHELL in Newark in 1920 Anna Charles Any help would be appreciated. Shirley in MT <BR><BR><BR>**************************************<BR> Check out free AOL at http://free.aol.com/thenewaol/index.adp. Most comprehensive set of free safety and security tools, millions of free high-quality videos from across the web, free AOL Mail and much more.

While searching Ancestry.Com 1920 census for something else I came across a place called Orange City Home, on Livingston Ave. In Livingston, Essex County,NJ. It has a number of people listed as inmates, male as well as female, all up in age. It could have been some early kind of nursing home. Just though I would pass this along. It could be found in Livingston, District 24. Pat Cannella in NJ <BR><BR><BR>**************************************<BR> Check out free AOL at http://free.aol.com/thenewaol/index.adp. Most comprehensive set of free safety and security tools, millions of free high-quality videos from across the web, free AOL Mail and much more.

Thank you for your replay Joan. I will try to contact the American Baptist Historical Society - I think that is the most likely. I guess it can't hurt to contact the Catholic Church - you're right they may know. Also, NJ Historical Society or the library at Rutgers University - both great ideas. Thanks! >From: "Joan Bretz" <jbretz1@earthlink.net> >Reply-To: njessex@rootsweb.com >To: <njessex@rootsweb.com> >Subject: Re: [NJESSEX] Baptist Church - Archives? >Date: Mon, 19 Feb 2007 16:24:26 -0500 > >There are several archives of baptist records - you can see them if you do >a >google search. The one I have dealt with, as I recall, is the American >Baptist Historical Society. I was looking for information about my great >grandfather circa the late 1800s and early 1900s so don't know what they >might have from the early days. Since some of my Newark/E-town ancestors >were founders of several early bapitst churches, I guess I need to ask them >if they do have materials from the early years. They may be able to give >suggestions as to where information can be found. But I think their >archives may be similar to those of the Presbyterian Church Historical >Society in Philadelphia - they have what is sent to them. I would also >suggest contacting the church in questions even though it is now a Catholic >church as someone there might know where the records were sent. And did >you >try the NJ Historical Society or the library at Rutgers University - both >of >which have quantities of early records. Even the Newark Library has a good >NJ room. Any contact may turn up some leads. > >Joan Bretz > > >----- Original Message ----- >From: "Pat 1030" <pat1030@hotmail.com> >To: <lhfodor@aim.com>; <NJESSEX@rootsweb.com> >Sent: Monday, February 19, 2007 11:25 AM >Subject: Re: [NJESSEX] Baptist Church - Archives? > > > > That's unfortunate. I don't think I can call or write to them because >the > > church is apparently now a Catholic Church. Therefore, I would think >the > > records would have been archived somewhere, but I don't know what "kind" > > of > > Baptist church this was. > > > > "S T. JOSEPH'S ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH, Lafayette and Prospect streets. > > Constructed in 1858, St. Joseph's was, until 1928, the Fifth Baptist > > Church, > > now defunct." > > > > Pat > > > > > >>From: lhfodor@aim.com > >>To: pat1030@hotmail.com, NJESSEX@rootsweb.com > >>Subject: Re: [NJESSEX] Baptist Church - Archives? > >>Date: Tue, 19 Dec 2006 15:12:22 -0500 > >> > >>From what I understand in trying to locate records from another Baptist > >>church, there are no archives and i was told that the Baptists did not > >>keep > >>reliable records. You can see if the church still exists by going to > >>www.oldnewark.com. If they do exist you can either call or write to >them. > >>I had no luck in writing and getting any answer from my church in > >>question. > >> > >>Lynn > >> > >> > >>-----Original Message----- > >>From: pat1030@hotmail.com > >>To: NJESSEX@rootsweb.com > >>Sent: Mon, 18 Dec 2006 4:40 PM > >>Subject: [NJESSEX] Baptist Church - Archives? > >> > >> > >>My great great grandparents in Newark in 1858. The marriage certificate > >>states that they were married by a D.T. Morrill and the location was 51 > >>Congress Street. According to the 1861 city directory, there is a >listing > >>for Morrill, David T. (Rev.), Pastor 5th Baptist Church, h. 51 Congress > >>Street. Under the listing for churches, it says he is the pastor of the > >>4th > >>Baptist Church at South Prospect c. Lafayette. > >> > >>The certificate seems to be saying they were married at the pastor's > >>house, > >>but even so, would there have been a church ledger or record filed other > >>than the marriage certificate I have? Where are the Baptist church > >>records > >>archived? > >> > >>I am trying to determine the denomination so as to possibly find other > >>family members. The family was Scottish so I had assumed they were > >>Presbyterian. > >> > >>Any assistance is much appreciated. > >> > >>Regards, > >>Pat > >> > >>_________________________________________________________________ > >>Visit MSN Holiday Challenge for your chance to win up to $50,000 in > >>Holiday > >>cash from MSN today! > >>http://www.msnholidaychallenge.com/index.aspx?ocid=tagline&locale=en-us > >> > >> > >>------------------------------- > >>To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > >>NJESSEX-request@rootsweb.com > >>with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the >body > >>of > >>the message > >>________________________________________________________________________ > >>Check Out the new free AIM(R) Mail -- 2 GB of storage and >industry-leading > >>spam and email virus protection. > > > > _________________________________________________________________ > > Find a local pizza place, movie theater, and more..then map the best > > route! > > http://maps.live.com/?icid=hmtag1&FORM=MGAC01 > > > > > > >-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > > > > > ------------------------------- > > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > > NJESSEX-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > > >------------------------------- >To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >NJESSEX-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes >in the subject and the body of the message _________________________________________________________________ Play Flexicon: the crossword game that feeds your brain. 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