Looking for SKS to locate my Farrell family in the 1900 census. Father was Lawrence Farrell, age about 36 and his wife Sarah about 34. In 1910 they were on Hecker St. They had 3 daughters that I know of -- Florence, Lucille and Rose who was not born until 1907. They had 5 other children who supposedly died young and these are the children I am looking for. Any help would be appreciated. Judy in NC

--=======28857C7B======= Content-Type: text/plain; x-avg-checked=avg-ok-706D4272; charset=us-ascii; format=flowed Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Judy, I sent you the 1900 Soundex entries for all Lawrence FARRELLs in NJ several years ago, including Lawrence and Sarah in Newark. The entry is Farrell, Lawrence Vol. 17, E.D. 58, Sheet 9, Line 62 White, b. Nov 1866 age 33, born NJ Essex County, address: 73 So 6th, Newark Farrell, Sarah Wife b. Oct1868 age 31 b. Pennsylvania No children were listed on the Soundex card, so I suppose they were not alive when the 1900 census was taken. If you do not have access to this online, I can do a lookup for you. Geralyn Wood Barry in Oregon, USA [email protected] At 09:05 AM 10/16/03 -0200, Fred & Judy Brauns wrote: >Looking for SKS to locate my Farrell family in the 1900 census. Father was >Lawrence Farrell, age about 36 and his wife Sarah about 34. In 1910 they >were on Hecker St. They had 3 daughters that I know of -- Florence, >Lucille and Rose who was not born until 1907. They had 5 other children who >supposedly died young and these are the children I am looking for. > >Any help would be appreciated. > >Judy in NC --=======28857C7B=======--

Oops, sorry for my mistype, that should have read 2 out of 7 children living. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Melissa" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, October 16, 2003 7:13 AM Subject: Re: [NJESSEX] 1900 census > So. 6th Street > Farrell, Laurence head w/m Nov 1866 age 33 married 15 years out of 7 > children living NJ/Ireland/Ireland Watchman > ", Sara wife w/f Oct 1868 PA/PA/Ireland > ", Florence daughter w/f Feb 1891 age 9 NJ/NJ/PA at school > ", Lucy daughter w/f (month?) 1898 NJ/NJ/PA >

Farrell, Laurence Lived in: 6 Ward Newark, Essex County, New Jersey Series: T623 Microfilm: 963 Book: 2 Page: 300 So. 6th Street Farrell, Laurence head w/m Nov 1866 age 33 married 15 years out of 7 children living NJ/Ireland/Ireland Watchman ", Sara wife w/f Oct 1868 PA/PA/Ireland ", Florence daughter w/f Feb 1891 age 9 NJ/NJ/PA at school ", Lucy daughter w/f (month?) 1898 NJ/NJ/PA ----- Original Message ----- From: "Fred & Judy Brauns" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, October 16, 2003 4:05 AM Subject: [NJESSEX] 1900 census > Looking for SKS to locate my Farrell family in the 1900 census. Father was > Lawrence Farrell, age about 36 and his wife Sarah about 34. In 1910 they > were on Hecker St. They had 3 daughters that I know of -- Florence, > Lucille and Rose who was not born until 1907. They had 5 other children who > supposedly died young and these are the children I am looking for. > > Any help would be appreciated. > > Judy in NC

I have copies of obits for the following, from the Newark Star Ledger, May 1988. I would be happy to type them out and send. ...... Rob Frunzi, Helen Grinsfed, Frank Gibbons, Austin Iehle, Powell Robin Mongiovi, Nancy Death Notices: Davis, Rachel Anna (nee Smith) Dickens, Paul Van Sr. Dodson, Elmer D. Donn, Margaret (Marge) E. (nee Cooper) Dorn, John Wm., Eric Dow, Berthe Durgin, Flora Emmerich, Robert (partial) Frunzi, Helen B. (Landells) Howarth, Frank Joseph Howland, Jack Johnson, Della Jones, Eva (partial) Keane, Mary (nee McCarthy) Kittson, Mary (nee Cerullo) Kneuker, Lola (Lane) Lella, Rocco W. Marino, Millie Palladino McDalton, Charles A. Metzler, Anna Maria (nee Terranova) Mongiovi, Nancy Neugroschel, May Orlowski, Lawrence A. Patillo, Ben (Meynard) Jr. Taylor, Dorothy Tellone, Alfred R. Turner, Essie L. Yaros, Sergeant Major John P. (partial)

Finally back on and thought this may interest someone out there. Best of Luck, Tim Census Menu McGAR 1861 census 401 page 09 line 31 @ca.on.victoria.carden_township film C1076 31 McGAR Pat m 27 Ire RC farmer married Patrick agricultural 1861 census 415a page 61 line 21 32 McGAR {?} Mary f 27 Ont WMeth married 33 McGAR Samuel m 5 Ont RC 34 McGAR William m 4 Ont WMeth 35 McGAR Mary f 1 Ont WMeth 36 LINOND John m 32 Ire RC labourer Carden indexing 2002 by John Allan of OGS Kawartha Branch Mc SURNAMES McGAR 1861 census 415a page 61 line 21 @ca.on.victoria.carden_township agricultural film C1077 21 McGAR Patrick concession 3 lot 4 100 acres Patrick personal 1861 census 401 page 09 line 31 Carden indexing by John Allan of OGS Kawartha Branch Census Menu McGARRY 1861 census middlesex.caradoc McGARRY J. 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Lilly f 12 Ont Christian German 16 HASTINGS {?} Martha f 33 Ont WMeth not - given widow Martha origin first written nova scotia, changed to not given 17 HASTINGS H. Horris m 8 Ont WMeth English 18 HASTINGS B. Judson m 5 Ont WMeth English 19 McGARRY William m 75 Eng CofE English labourer widower indexed 2003 by members of OGS Whitby-Oshawa Branch Mc SURNAMES McGARRY 1881 census 134a1 family 070 @ca.on.york.toronto.saint_lawrence_ward division 1 p14 film C13245 lds1375881 electoral district of Toronto East 22 McGARRY Francis m 54 Ire RC Irish hotel keeper married 23 McGARRY {?} Mariah f 34 Ire RC Irish married 24 McGARRY John F. m 13 Ont RC Irish 25 McGARRY Bernard m 11 Ont RC Irish 1 McGARRY Micheal J. m 9 Ont RC Irish 2 McGARRY Edward m 7 Ont RC Irish 3 McGARRY Mary Ann f 5 Ont RC Irish 4 McGARRY Thresa G. f 3 Ont RC Irish 5 STROUD John m 56 Eng CofE English labourer married 6 RYAN Michael m 36 Ire RC Irish labourer Census Menu McGARVEY 1881 census 131t family 098 @ca.on.muskoka/parry_sound.croft_&_spence p19 film C13244 lds1375880 electoral district of Muskoka but geographic district of Parry Sound 24 McGARVEY James m 26 Ont CofE Irish farmer married 25 McGARVEY {?} Charlotte f 18 Que CofE Irish married Mc SURNAMES McGARVEY 1881 census 072g family 156 @ca.qc.huntingdon.huntingdon_village p28 film c13207 lds1375843 9 McGARVEY John m 75 Ire RC Irish journalier (day laborer) married 10 McGARVEY {?} Margaret f 63 Ire RC Irish laundress married Huntingdon County Research by Kelly Townsend Census Menu McGARVIN 1881 census 180d1 family 180 @ca.on.kent.harwich_township division 1 p40 film C13278 lds1375914 22 McGARVIN John m 46 Ont CPresb Irish farmer married 23 McGARVIN {?} Marion f 40 Ont CPresb Scotch married 24 McGARVIN Anne f 19 Ont CPresb Irish 25 McGARVIN Eliza f 16 Ont CPresb Irish 1 McGARVIN Walker m 13 Ont CPresb Irish 2 McGARVIN Jane f 9 Ont CPresb Irish 3 BARBER Jane Ann f 21 Ont CPresb Irish servent maid 4 SMITH Edward m 24 Scotland CPresb Scotch farmer Mc SURNAMES McGARY 1881 census 131g family 062 @ca.on.muskoka.conger_&_humphrey p15 film c13243 lds1375879 6 McGARY Alexander m 29 Scotland Presb Scotch farmer married 7 McGARY {?} Emily f 32 Eng Presb English married 8 McGARY Isabela Jane f 7 Ont Presb Scotch 9 McGARY Alexander m 5 Ont Presb Scotch 10 McGARY Elizabeth f 2 Ont Presb Scotch Mc SURNAMES McGARRY [email protected]_hilarion_rc 1907 baptism McGARRY Andrew Arthur born 22 Apr baptised 28 Apr 1907 son of McGARRY Andrew & CARRI�RE Jane godparents McGARRY Peter & McGARRY Nellie source: Saint Hilarion register folio 27 1906-1910 baptisms indexed byTemiskaming Genealogy Group Mc SURNAMES McGARRY [email protected]_hilarion_rc 1907 baptism AIDE Marie Florence Elsie born 20 Dec baptised 22 Dec 1907 dtr of AIDE William & PILON Anne godparents McGARRY Peter & his wife & WATERS Ellen source: Saint Hilarion register folio 46 1906-1910 baptisms indexed byTemiskaming Genealogy Group Mc SURNAMES McGARRY [email protected]_hilarion_rc 1908 baptism McGARRY Mary Ann born 25 Feb baptised 1 Mar 1908 dtr of McGARRY Joseph & EMERY Ida godparents HARVEY Joseph & HARVEY Mrs. Joseph nee FORTIN source: Saint Hilarion register folio 51 1906-1910 baptisms indexed byTemiskaming Genealogy Group Mc SURNAMES McGARRY [email protected]_hilarion_rc 1908 baptism McGARRY Florence HAZELTON born 26 Mar baptised 29 Mar 1908 dtr of McGARRY Peter & WATERS Nellie godparents McGARRY Joseph & ERANEIR Elie source: Saint Hilarion register folio 55 1906-1910 baptisms indexed byTemiskaming Genealogy Group Mc SURNAMES McGARRY [email protected]_hilarion_rc 1908 baptism McGARRY Mary Pearl Agnes born 20 Dec baptised 27 Dec 1908 dtr of McGARRY Andrew & CARRIER Jennie godparents DISLIE Dan & McGARRY Agnes source: Saint Hilarion register folio 81 1906-1910 baptisms indexed byTemiskaming Genealogy Group Mc SURNAMES McGARRY [email protected]_hilarion_rc 1909 baptism McGARRY Joseph Michael Gordon born 18 May baptised 23 May 1909 son of McGARRY Peter & WATERS Helen godparents DONOVAN Alex & TANTEAN Viginie source: Saint Hilarion register folio 99 1906-1910 baptisms indexed byTemiskaming Genealogy Group Mc SURNAMES McGARRY [email protected]_hilarion_rc 1909 baptism DOWNEY Mary H�l�ne Helgrite born 8 Dec baptised 12 Dec 1909 dtr of DOWNEY Christophe & McGARRY Mary Anne godparents DOWNEY Sylvester & McGARRY Winefrid source: Saint Hilarion register folio 127 1906-1910 baptisms indexed byTemiskaming Genealogy Group --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? 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if so, i have an obit w/ names in it for you! linda

Dear List Members: The fifth lecture in the "Exploring Your Jersey Roots" series will be held this coming Wednesday, 10/8, in the NJ State Archives' Manuscript Reading Room starting at 6:30 p.m. The series is co-sponsored with the Genealogical Society of New Jersey, and runs Wednesday evenings through November 5th. This week's presentation will be given by Janet T. Riemer, a preservation archivist and genealogist, on the subject "Preserving Your Family Documents." The session will provide practical information about caring for and storing family documents and photographs. Her advice should be useful for anyone who is the keeper of heirloom family papers or photo albums. The lecture will begin at 6:30 p.m. in the Manuscript Reading Room at the State Archives, 225 West State St. - 2nd Floor, Trenton, NJ 08625-0307. Also, a reminder that the Archives' Microfilm Reading Room will have extended public hours to 6:00 p.m. that evening. Free public parking is available in the State House Garage until 5:00 p.m. and behind the State Archives Building, 225 West State Street, after 3:30 p.m. Registration for the "Exploring Your Jersey Roots" series is $8 per lecture. Payment is made to the Genealogical Society of New Jersey. To register, or for more information, contact C. Arthur Lawton III, 203 West Upper Ferry Road, Trenton, NJ 08628-2719, tel. 609-777-3704, e-mail: [email protected] Since seating is limited, we advise that you contact Mr. Lawton by telephone or e-mail if you are sending registration during the last week before a lecture, or plan to pay at the door. For information about the remaining lectures in the series, and directions, see the State Archives' or GSNJ's website: www.njarchives.org www.gsnj.org Thank you, and we hope to see you there. Joan M. Lowry, President Genealogical Society of New Jersey mailto:[email protected]

The only warning is that Essex Deed Book A (to 1790) was at some point destroyed. Sometimes mortgages discharges contain much of the information that was in the original deed. The other problem, particularly for those interested in the western part of Essex, is that many early deeds are clouded because those who settled in the "Horseneck" never had clear right to the land, having failed to purchase them from the Proprietors of East Jersey. Again, later deeds may help clarify if the land was in the family. WB

Nancy, Essex County deeds from the 1780s through 1860s will also be found on microfilm at the NJ State Archives in Trenton. They should also be available through the LDS Family History Centers. The films are generally good quality reproductions - and they're also easier to copy since you don't have to try to get the big libers positioned correctly on a copier... Happy Hunting Joan Joan M. Lowry mailto:[email protected] -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, September 29, 2003 10:58 PM Dear Nancy: The records you are looking for should be in the Vault at the Hall of Records in Newark. You look up the names in the grantor and grantee indexes (which are in paper format for 1780-1860) and then go look at the deed in the referenced book. -Jodie Lutter In a message dated 9/29/03 11:36:30 AM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: > Where are the Deeds and Property records located. I am interested in the > 1780 to 1860 time period? How can I get copies of some of them? > > Nancy Wright > Louisiana >

Dear Nancy: The records you are looking for should be in the Vault at the Hall of Records in Newark. You look up the names in the grantor and grantee indexes (which are in paper format for 1780-1860) and then go look at the deed in the referenced book. -Jodie Lutter In a message dated 9/29/03 11:36:30 AM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: > Where are the Deeds and Property records located. I am interested in the > 1780 to 1860 time period? How can I get copies of some of them? > > Nancy Wright > Louisiana >

Dear Linda , Reeve and others Unfortunately, the on-going lecture series being co-sponsored by the NJ State Archives and the Genealogical Society of New Jersey are not being taped. The syllabus material from the lectures will be available for purchase once the lecture series has been completed. The final purchase price of the syllabus has not yet been determined as we do not yet know the final number of pages that will be included. Please check the GSNJ's website: www.gsnj.org for additional information on purchasing copies of the syllabus. The information will be posted there as soon as it can be determined. The lecture series so far has been very informative and interesting and the remaining lectures (Wednesday evenings, through Nov 5) promise to continue to be exciting. For more information on the lectures remaining, go to the NJ State Archives website at: http://www.njarchives.org/links/archives.html or http://www.njarchives.org/links/jersey-roots.html or you can find the link from the GSNJ website: www.gsnj.org Thank you all for your interest. We wish you could all make the lecture series and enjoy the experience. Sincerely Joan M. Lowry Joan M. Lowry Genealogical Society of New Jersey mailto:[email protected]

Where are the Deeds and Property records located. I am interested in the 1780 to 1860 time period? How can I get copies of some of them? Nancy Wright Louisiana

Betty from Louisiana: You are very smart to allocate several days for your ancestor research in NJ. I have researched my early Newark, NJ ancestors in all three of the places you mentioned, and have found value in each. The Historical Society in Newark is the hardest to access, but don't pass it up! I found wonderful information there including originals of family wills and other papers! Find out ahead of time when that facility is open. Its research library is not open every day. Lucy Russell Researching in Essex Co. NJ Browne, Burwell, Crane, Hedden, Huntington, Roberts, Sargent

Hi List, I'm counting on you for your much needed input. We'll be driving to Virginia the first weekend in Nov. for Parents' Weekend at Washington & Lee Univ. and we (actually I) have decided we should drive up to New Jersey since we'll already be 3/4 of the way there. This will be my first, and possibly only, chance to do some research in NJ and I'll have only 3 or 4 days in which to do it. So I have make a plan of action before I get up there. My interests lie in Somerset and Essex Counties. I realize that, at the time my ancestors lived there, these counties encompassed a much larger area than they do now. These are my primary objectives: 1. Find information on the MORRISON family, three generations of whom were in Somerset County by 1750 (Do not know when they arrived in NJ) Thomas MORRISON > John MORRISON, m. Margrete > Capt. Isaac MORRISON, b. 1745 in Somerset Co. (probably Bernards Twp.), m. Phebe Ward LAMSON, daughter of Daniel LAMSON/LAMPSON, b. 1696 in Newark, Essex Co., and Eunice WARD. Hopefully, my search will include looking at Somerset Co. property records and the Jacob JANEWAY account ledgers. 2. Find information on the LAMSON/LAMPSON family and related families of early Essex Co. The Calendar of NJ Wills 1670-1760 lists Daniel's estate (Essex Co., Lib. F, p. 405, 4 Nov 1756), but it only gives the name of his wife, Unice (sic) who served as administrix. The children were minors so I think there should be other court records. 3. Find old maps of Essex Co. so I can get straight in my mind the proximity of such places as Newark, Elizabethtown, Orange and Newark Mountain because I'm really confused. I keep finding the same person living in all these different places at approximately the same time. Were the town names used almost synonymously at one time (pre Rev. War)? My time line in NJ is approximately 1666-1805. Surnames that I know of so far are MORRISON, LAMSON/LAMPSON, WARD, SWAINE, and HARRISON Now here's where I really need your help. Given the limited time and the type of information I am hoping to find, where would that time be best spent? The NJ Archives in Trenton; The library at Rutgers University in New Brunswick; New Jersey Historical Society in Newark; a combination of these place, or elsewhere? I am open to any and all suggestions if there are other places I should consider and any other kind of advice. Thanks so much. Betty Louisiana

Thought I'd pass this along and maybe you all would like to come and join us for the lecture! See you there. Joan Joan M. Lowry mailto:[email protected] -----Original Message----- From: Joseph R Klett [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Thursday, September 25, 2003 2:12 PM Subject: Internet Sources for NJ Genealogy, 10/1 Lecture Dear List Members: The fourth lecture in the "Exploring Your Jersey Roots" series will be held this Wednesday, 10/1, in the State Archives' Manuscript Reading Room starting at 6:30 p.m. The series is co-sponsored with the Genealogical Society of New Jersey, and runs Wednesday evenings through November 5th. This week's presentation will be given by well-known genealogist and lecturer John Konvalinka on the subject "Internet Sources for New Jersey Genealogy." The session will highlight sites of New Jersey repositories with genealogical collections, and other Internet sources with valuable information on New Jersey families. There are still a few spaces available for the 10/1 session. Also, a reminder that the Archives' Microfilm Reading Room will have extended public hours to 6:00 p.m. that evening. Free public parking is available in the State House Garage until 5:00 p.m. and behind the State Archives Building, 225 West State Street, after 3:30 p.m. Registration for the "Exploring Your Jersey Roots" series is $8 per lecture. Payment is made to the Genealogical Society of New Jersey. To register, or for more information, contact C. Arthur Lawton III, 203 West Upper Ferry Road, Trenton, NJ 08628-2719, tel. 609-777-3704, e-mail: [email protected] Since seating is limited, we advise that you contact Mr. Lawton by telephone or e-mail if you are sending registration during the last week before a lecture, or plan to pay at the door. For information about the five lectures remaining in the series, and directions, see the State Archives' or GSNJ's website: www.njarchives.org www.gsnj.org Hope to see you there... Joseph R. Klett Chief of Archives P.S. Please feel free to forward this message to relevant lists.

I am looking for any information on a James Fleming/Flaming (b. Ireland) who married a Mary Mason (b. Newark). I believe the marriage took place in Newark about 1855 to 1863. James may have been living at 498 Springfield Ave. They had a son named Thomas P. Fleming. Nancy

Listers looking for this brother to my Madeline Vincent he was born abt 1676 and died 1763 in Essex County New Jersey he was married to Esther De Veaux. Any help appreciated. Thanks Steve.

The following is from the 1824 Will of John Wright. Can anyone tell me what the last name of William P. is? Is anyone researching this name? "Daughter Betsey, wife of William P. Lovell [?], I give the use of it to my said Daughter Betsey & her Husband William P. Loviseal[?]" Nancy Wright

** PRIVATE ** Caldwell was and is a town in the northwest corner of Essex County. It was named for James Caldwell, a Presbyterian preacher and patriot during the Revolutionary war. The old town was considerably larger (in territory) than the modern one, including the present towns of Caldwell, North Caldwell, West Caldwell, Fairfield, and, I think, Essex Fells. I am not a specialist in the Wright family, but it is an old family in the area with a presence in Livingston (near Caldwell). WB