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    1. [NJESSEX] Reformed Church in America
    2. Glenn G. Geisheimer

    3. Hello Researchers, Sometime within the next month I will be stopping by the Reformed Church in America Archives at Rutgers University in New Brunswick to speak with Russell L. Gasero, Archivist for the Reformed Church in America. If anyone has any questions about the church/archives (NOT personal surname queries) they would like me to ask him please forward them to me via my personal email address and NOT to the mailing list. Thank You, -------- Glenn G. Geisheimer, Iselin, New Jersey: germanic42@home.com Essex County, NJ Genealogy: http://www.rootsweb.com/~njessex/ Middlesex County, NJ Genealogy: http://www.rootsweb.com/~njmiddle/ Personal Genealogy Site: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~geishome/ggg/ Virtual Newark, NJ(NEW): http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~geishome/

    10/17/1999 04:02:27
    1. Re: [NJESSEX] Stone House Plains DRC/Bloomfield
    2. Glenn G. Geisheimer

    3. Hello Judy and ECRs, I don't know about microfilm but the church records from 1801-1902 are in the possession of the N.J. Historical Society. In addition to that, you may want to contact: Brookdale Reformed Church 10 Bellevue Avenue Bloomfield, NJ 07003 ---and/or--- Russell L. Gasero Archivist, Reformed Church in America rgasero@aol.com <http://www.rca.org/pages/page.idc?page=homepage.index.html> >The records of Stone House Plains Church is on LDS microfilm 1019522 for >1801-1828. >Has anyone seen the records beyond 1828 on microfilm? >Judy Ullman ------ Glenn G. Geisheimer germanic42@home.com

    10/17/1999 03:56:16
    1. Re: [NJESSEX] Best Plave for Newark Info
    2. Glenn G. Geisheimer

    3. Hello Rob and ECRs, If you're planning to go to NEWARK than the Newark Public Library and the NJ Historical Society are your best bets. The are relatively close to each other and you can walk between them. For information on both go to these URLs: <http://www.npl.org/> <http://www.rootsweb.com/~njessex/towns/newark/njhsgc.htm> If you're in the vicinity of New Brunswick then the Alexander Library at Rutgers has the information. <http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~geishome/ggg/miscdebr/miscrutg.htm> <http://scc01.rutgers.edu/alexhome/> >Planning a trip to NJ and want to research my family from Newark. Need to >check City Directories, Census Info and Newspaper obits. Is the Newark >Library the best place to go for this info???? Or is there somewhere else I >can go that has the same info available. ------------ Glenn G. Geisheimer, Iselin, New Jersey: germanic42@home.com NJESSEX Mailing List Administrator Essex County, NJ Genealogy: http://www.rootsweb.com/~njessex/ Virtual Newark, NJ: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~geishome/ Essex Co Resources: http://resources.rootsweb.com/USA/NJ/Essex/

    10/17/1999 03:25:31
    1. Re: [NJESSEX] Obit lookups

    3. Where I have sent for obit.s, I have paid between $2 & $5. I would definitely say that $15 is too much per obit. Is there anywhere else in Essex Co. that could do the lookup? Happy Familying Laura Irby in VA

    10/17/1999 01:35:30
    1. [NJESSEX] Best Plave for Newark Info

    3. Hello:- Planning a trip to NJ and want to research my family from Newark. Need to check City Directories, Census Info and Newspaper obits. Is the Newark Library the best place to go for this info???? Or is there somewhere else I can go that has the same info available. Thanks.... Rob

    10/17/1999 09:26:12
    1. [NJESSEX] Obit lookups
    2. Steve Way

    3. Can anyone let me know the name of a genealogist who I can pay to do obit lookups for Newark deaths? I contacted the Newark public library who will do lookups for $US15 each. This price seems a little steep to me, or is this a realistic price for this type of research? Thanks for any advice! Steve Way

    10/17/1999 09:21:02
    1. [NJESSEX] Stone House Plains DRC/Bloomfield

    3. The records of Stone House Plains Church is on LDS microfilm 1019522 for 1801-1828. Has anyone seen the records beyond 1828 on microfilm? Judy Ullman

    10/17/1999 07:10:17
    1. [NJESSEX] Question on "Squire"
    2. John Cresseveur

    3. Hi Folks, Thanks to everyone who answered. I tried to respond to each of you individually, but with the question being posted to five mailing lists, the response was simply too great. The general consensus seems to indicate that "Squire" was a given name for the Boone family, but can also be used as a title (i.e. Esquire). To those on the Nelson County, KY, mailing list - I'm up to page 267 on the book and still typing my fingers off re-creating the index. You have my promise I will never again attempt a data sort at 2:00 a.m.! John Cresseveur

    10/16/1999 05:44:49
    1. Re: [NJESSEX] Name: Squire
    2. Sheri Iamele

    3. It is probably both. The Squire family lived in the ELizabeth/Westfield area of NJ and I generally assume that all of the tombstones in Butler County (Ohio) with the first name of Squire are descendants of female members of the Squire family. Sheri ----- Original Message ----- From: John Cresseveur <jjc@bardstown.com> To: <NJESSEX-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, October 15, 1999 12:32 AM Subject: [NJESSEX] Name: Squire > Hi Folks, > I'm working on an index for a book containing genealogical material (1780's > to 1940's). Numerous entries contain information on names such as "Squire" > Boone or "Squire" C. Crume. > > Is "Squire" a given name or a title such as Judge, Honorable, Etc? > > Thanks, > John Cresseveur > > > ==== NJESSEX Mailing List ==== > Read the NJESSEX mailing list FAQ: > <http://www.rootsweb.com/~njessex/faq/mailinglist.htm> >

    10/15/1999 07:44:13
    1. [NJESSEX] Livingston; interstate migration
    2. Beverly Porter

    3. Friends, Two questions I would appreciate any comments on. One set of my ancestors, TOMKINS, were long time residents of Livingston in Essex County. I believe a history of Livingston was published a number of years back, but I haven't been able to track it down further. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Another set of my ancestors, SWACKHAMMER, were part of the early palatinate Germans in New Jersey; they later moved to New York state. I am particularly interested in any reasons for this interstate migration. Thanks. Beverly Fearn Porter, Columbia, MD

    10/15/1999 07:33:14
    1. [NJESSEX] Van Ness, Jacobus and varous allied line Essex Co., NJ Death records
    2. Thomas E Van Ness

    3. Thought these might help someone. The information below is in Comma Separated form and should upload into most Spreadsheets using that format. It is currently sorted by the Name of the deceased person. If you have additional information on any of the persons listed below, please contact me at tevanness@juno.com . ESSEX CO., NJ, VAN NESS, JACOBUS , and some Allied line Death Records 1848-1867, from LDS Microfilm 0584560 of Essex County Marriage and Death Records for all Townships not including Newark Dth Date,Name,Gndr,Mar Stat,Age,Occ.,Died in,Born in,Parents,Cause of Death,Recorded 1854/4/7,"Arbuthnot, Mary",F,W,74,,Caldwell,Ireland,Unknown,Consumption, 1852/12/30,"Arbuthnot, Wm",M,M,71,Farmer,Caldwell,Ireland, ,Pleurisy,31-Dec 1856/5/15,"Bush, Delia Ann",F,M,33,,Caldwell,,John D & Eliz Jacobus,,7/7/1857 1857/5/14,"Bush, Delia Ann",F,M,34,Housekeeper,Fairfield,Caldwell,John D. & Elizabeth Jacobus,Consumption of Bowels,5/26/1858 1852/10/15,"Coles, Sophia",F,M,85,,Caldwell,Caldwell,Henry Jacobus,Fever,10/16/1852 1853/12/22,"Corley, Rachel",F,M,55,,Bloomfield,Caldwell,Jacobus,Congestion of Lungs,August 1854 1856/11/8,"Courter, Ellen",F,M,77,Housekeeper,Caldwell,Caldwell,James Jacobus,Decrepitude,7/7/1857 1863/5/12,"Crane, Lydia",F,M,95,,Caldwell,Orange,Geo & Mary Personnette,, 1858/4/9,"Doremus, Rachel",F,M,42,,Fairfield,Newark,Henry H. & Mayert Vanness,Disease of Brain,5/27/1858 1856/2/17,"Jacobus, ? M.",M,S,11,,Orange,Unknown,Munson & Mary A. Jacobus,Scarlet Fever,7/1856 1854/12/10,"Jacobus, Abbe",F,S,17,Seamstress,Caldwell,Caldwell,Stephen & Cath. Jacobus,Fever,11-Dec 1861/7/7,"Jacobus, Amelia",F,S,6,,Caldwell,Caldwell,Garrett & Cordelia ,Whooping Cough, 1862/4/16,"Jacobus, Anthony",M,M,54,Shoemaker,Caldwell,,John P. Jacobus,Consumption,June 1859/9/25,"Jacobus, Betsy",F,M,47,,Caldwell,not given,not given,, 1864/6/1,"Jacobus, Caroline",F,S,23,,Caldwell,Caldwell,Cornelius & Eliza Jacobus,Consumption,5/21/1865 1855/5/13,"Jacobus, Cornelius",M,M,69,Harness Maker,Belleville,NJ,,,June 1855 1862/4/22,"Jacobus, Cornelius H., Jun",M,M,35,,Caldwell,Caldwell,William & Margaret Jacobus,Inflammation of Brain,6/18/1863 1862/8/8,"Jacobus, Cornelius P.",M,S,62,Farmer,Caldwell,Caldwell,Peter & Hannah Doremus,Palsy,6/18/1863 1863/6/22,"Jacobus, Cyrus F.",M,M,39,Woodturner,Cedar Grove,Cedar Grove,William G. & Margaret Jacobus,Hem of Bowels,7/1/1864 1862/11/23,"Jacobus, Edward W.",M,S,5,,Livingston,Livingston,Abram & Susan Jacobus,, 1854/8/5,"Jacobus, Eliza",F,M,48,,Caldwell,Caldwell,William Oliver,Consumption,6-Aug 1864/10/10,"Jacobus, Elizabeth",F,S,3w,,Bloomfield,Bloomfield,Richard Jacobus,,5/26/1865 1867/1/4,"Jacobus, Elizabeth",F,M,30,home,East Orange,East Orange,Unknown,Consumption,5/29/1867 1848/11/30,"Jacobus, Emeline",F,S,"2,7",,Caldwell,Caldwell,James J. & Sarah Jacobus,Whooping Cough,1/20/1849 1866/1/23,"Jacobus, Emma J.",F,S,5,,Belleville,Indiana,Charles & ,Croup,"June, 1866" 1864/7/27,"Jacobus, Forrest",M,S,1w,,Bloomfield,Bloomfield,Munson Jacobus,,5/24/1865 1861/1/26,"Jacobus, Harriet",F,S,22,,Caldwell,Caldwell,Cornelius & A Jacobus,Consumption,7/1/1861 1848/7/11,"Jacobus, Isaac",M,S,65,Farmer,Bloomfield,Bloomfield,,Cancer in Breast,1/1/1849 1867/1/14,"Jacobus, Jenny",F,S,9m,,Livingston,Livingston,Abram & Elizabeth Jacobus,Marasmus,2/5/1868 1865/6/8,"Jacobus, John",M,S,8m,,Caldwell,Caldwell,John W. & Lucy,Small Pox,6/1/1866 1862/7/15,"Jacobus, Jotharn",M,S,29,Carpenter,Caldwell,Caldwell,Jacob & Maria Jacobus,Consumption,6/15/1863 1865/7/4,"Jacobus, Leah",F,M,86,,Caldwell,Caldwell,,Old age,6/1/1866 10/15/8165,"Jacobus, Lemuel W.",M,M,59,Brushmaker,Caldwell,Caldwell,,Heart Disease,6/1/1866 1862/3/4,"Jacobus, Lucy R",F,S,3,,Caldwell,Caldwell,,Consumption,June 1848/9/24,"Jacobus, Lynthia",F,S,2,,Caldwell,Caldwell,John D. & Betsy Jacobus,,10/25/1848 1848/6/5,"Jacobus, Marcus",M,S,15,,Caldwell,Caldwell,,Consumption,8/10/1848 1862/1/22,"Jacobus, Marcus J.",M,S,3,,Caldwell,Caldwell,Jas & Hetta,Convulsions,June 1854/11/7,"Jacobus, Mary",F,S,18,Seamstress,Caldwell,Caldwell,Stephen & Cath. Jacobus,Fever,8-Nov 1865/1/5,"Jacobus, Mary",F,S,4m,,Caldwell,Caldwell,William H. & Frances Jacobus,Colera Infantum,6/15/1865 1861/11/12,"Jacobus, Mary J. (Col)",F,S,14d,,Belleville,Belleville,Mary J.,Debility, 1865/1/6,"Jacobus, Mary L",F,S,4m,,Orange,Orange,Henry & Elizabeth Jacobus,Inflammation of Brain,Sept. 1865 1852-1853,"Jacobus, Richard J.",M,M,,Farmer,Caldwell,Caldwell,Unknown,Fever,Sept. 1851/1,"Jacobus, Sarah",F,S,23,,Fairfield,Fairfield,John R and Sarah Jacobus,Consumption,6/30/1851 1856/10/27,"Jacobus, Sarah",F,M,67,Seamstress,Caldwell,Pequanock,John & ----- Stiles,Consumption,11/28/1857 1856/5/8,"Jacobus, Sarah",F,M,70,,Caldwell,,John & Mary Stiles,,7/7/1857 1861/2/3,"Jacobus, Stephen",M,M,60,Farmer,Caldwell,Caldwell,Jacob & Maria Jacobus,Insanity,7/1/1861 1848/12/16,"Jacobus, Tunis",M ,M,71,Farmer,Caldwell,Caldwell,Richard & Ellen Jacobus,Palsey,6/12/1849 1864/3/4,"Jacobus, William",M,S,1y2m,,Orange,Orange,Edward & Martha Jacobus,Burns,September 1864 1864/5/19,"Jacobus, Wm",M,S,7,,East Orange,East Orange,Tunis & Leah,Heart Disease,1-Jun 1866/1/26,"Jacobus?, Margaret",F,M,52,,Bloomfield,Caldwell,Peter D. Jacobus,Bilious Fever,6/18/1866 1853/1/23,"Personett, Cyrus E.",S,M,3,,NYC,NYC,Cyrus & Sophia Personett,Whooping Cough, 1863/4/2,"Personett, Joan ",F,M,66,,Caldwell,Caldwell,Jeremiah & Charlotte William,Consumption,7/8/1863 1865/1/17,"Personett, John",M,S,1,,Caldwell,Caldwell,John & Ellen Personnett,Fever,1-Jun 1855/7/4,"Personett, Joseph Jr.",M,S,14,,Caldwell,Caldwell,Stephen Personett,Accident, 1857/8/7,"Personett, Mary C. ",F,S,2,,NYC,Caldwell,Wm L. & Anne Personnett,Convulsions, 1863/9/21,"Personette, Elsie",F,M,66,,Cedar Grove,Cedar Grove,Peter C. & Hannah Doremus,, 1853/9/27,"Personette, George",M,M,60,Farmer,Caldwell,Caldwell,John & Ellen,Fever, 1855/7/4,"Personnett, Joseph Jr",M,S,14,,Caldwell,Caldwell,Stephen Personett,Accident,7/5/1855 1861/6/7,"Personnett, Lewis D.",M,S,1,,Caldwell,Caldwell,A. Derana,Spasm & cough, 1849/6/20,Polly Ball,F,M,20,Shoemaker,Clinton,Clinton,Peter & Phebe Van Ness,Consumption,8/31/1849 1854/8/13,"Randolph, Peter R",M,S,6m,,Piscataway,Piscataway,Ephraim & Martha Van Ness,Erysepilas,12/19/1854 1856/5/8,Shotwell,F,S,2w,,Kingston,Kingston,David and Amelia Shotwell,, 1856/5/8,"Shotwell, Amelia",F,M,36,,Kingston,Westfield,David Clark,Consumption, 1851/3/4,"Shotwell, Anna",F,M,76,,Plainfield,Piscataway,Saml & Catharine Pound,, 1852-1853,"Shotwell, Elizabeth",F,S,23,,Newark,Elizabeth,Cyra & Svisela,, 1854/6/3,"Shotwell, Jennette P.",F,S,41,,Elizabethtown,Elizabethtown,Randolph & Mary Shotwell,Inflam. of Bowels, 1855/7/7,"Shotwell, Mary",F,S,11,,Princeton,Plainfield,David and Amelia Shotwell,Scarlet Fever, 1861/2/16,"Stager, Angeline",F,M,60,,Caldwell,Caldwell,Garrett Vanness,Consumption,7/1/1861 1856/5/5,"Van Ness, Charles",M,S,"1,9",,Fairfield,Fairfield,Isaac & Ann Vanness,Measles, 1852/8/13,"Van Ness, Hannah",F,M,35,,Newark,Newark,,, 1853/9/6,"Van Ness, Hannah M.",F,S,29,Seamstress,Clinton,Clinton,Peter & Phebe Van Ness,Dropsy of Heart, 1850/6/23,"Van Ness, Henry",M,S,3,,Caldwell,Caldwell,Jacob & Margaret,Dropsy in Head, 1866/7/3,"Van Ness, Henry C.",M,S,"0,4",,East Orange,East Orange,Francis & Melinda Vanness,, 1857/8/8,"Van Ness, Infant",M,S,,,Caldwell,Caldwell,Giles H. or K. Van Ness,, 1857/8/28,"Van Ness, Infant",M,S,,,Caldwell,Caldwell,Giles H. Van Ness,,6/1/1858 1855/7/3,"Van Ness, James M.",M,S,7,,Caldwell,Caldwell,Jacob F. & Margaret Van Ness,Inflammation, 1864/9/8,"Van Ness, John R. ",M,S,17,Clerk,Newark,Caldwell,Cornelius J. & Catharine Van Ness,Dysentery,6/13/1865 1854-1855,"Van Ness, Margaret",F,M,28,,Caldwell,Caldwell,John & Margaret Doremus,Consumption, 1857/9/26,"Van Ness, Mary",F,M,,,Lunklin,Caldwell,James & Ellen Post,Inflammation, 1864/2/16,"Van Ness, Nancy",F,M,65,,Caldwell,Fairfield,Henry & Rachel Vanderhoof,Dropsy, 1864/3/27,"Van Ness, Norman",M,S,"0,6",,Orange,Orange,Robert & Frances Van Ness,Scarlet Fever, 1865/3/8,"Van Ness, Peter J.",M,M,72,Farmer,Caldwell,Caldwell,Jacob & Elizabeth Van Ness,Old age,6/13/1865 1863/4/23,"Van Ness, Sarah A.",F,M,51,,Caldwell,Caldwell,Anthony & Jane Cadmus,Old age, 1848/7/30,"Van Ness, son of Simon",M,S,"0,7",,Orange,Orange,Simon Van Ness,Diarrhea,6/1/1849 1849/7/2,"Van Ness, son of Simon",M,S,"1,8",,Orange,Orange,Simon Van Ness,Dropsy in Head,5/29/1850 1857-1858,"Vanderhoof, Charles H.",M,S,6,,Fairfield,Fairfield,Abraham & Catharine Van Ness,, 1858/12/17,"Vanderhoof, Emma",F,M,25,none,Fairfield,not given,John R & ---- Jacobus,Consumption,6/11/1859 1850/1/28,"Vanderhoof, Sarah C.",F,M,23,,Caldwell,Caldwell,John H.? or K.? Jacobus,,5/26/1850 1857/3/17,"Vanness, Agnes B.",F,S,10,,Fairfield,Caldwell,J.H. & Catherine Van Ness,Spasm, 1860/11/17,"Vanness, Frances",F,S,17,,Caldwell,Caldwell,Thomas & Marsha Van Ness,Consumption, 1860/6/29,"Vanness, George",M,S,3,,Caldwell,Caldwell,Wm. & Rachel Van Ness,Inflammation of Brain, 1855-1856,"Vanness, Harriet? M.",M,S,5,,Caldwell,Caldwell,? ? Vanness,Fever,7/11/1856 1867/2/4,"Vanness, Horace",M,S,"22,6",,Orange,Orange,Simon Van Ness,Consumption, 1856/10/23,"Vanness, Infant Jane",F,S,"0,11",,Caldwell,Caldwell,Fred & Catherine Van Ness,Unknown, 1854/4/24,"Vanness, Jno E.",M,M,55,Farmer,Pequaneck,Caldwell,,Bilious Fever, 1859/6/5,"Vanness, Peter W.",M,M,54,,Morris Co.,not given,William & ----- Vanness,,June 1856 Thank you, Thomas E. Van Ness 3117 Paradise Acres; Hoover, AL 35244-4020 205-733-8144; tevanness@juno.com VAN NESS, JACOBUS, PERSONNETT, ARBUTHNOT ___________________________________________________________________ Get the Internet just the way you want it. 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    10/15/1999 06:36:34
    1. [NJESSEX] McEntee/Tully
    2. AnnieMc

    3. Hello Listers, I am researching my great-grandparents Phillip McEntee and Catherine Tully. They were both born in Ireland and lived for many years in East Orange, New Jersey. My ggrandfather was born around 1872 and died in 1924. He is buried in Holy Selpulchre Cemetery. My ggrandmother is also buried there. Any help is appreciated. Annie

    10/15/1999 06:11:55
    1. Re: [NJESSEX] 8th New Jersey Volunteers

    3. That was interesting. What was also interesting was all the other info at the site. I even located in the archives several other people connecting to my Essex Co., HATFIELDS. The Newark census was noted. Is there a site somewhere with the other Essex Co. census sites? Happy Familying Laura Irby in VA << Virtual Newark, NJ (new site address): http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~geishome/ >>

    10/15/1999 04:59:29
    1. Clark & Schureman
    2. Lisa Schureman

    3. In John Littell's First Settlers of Passaic Valley I found Henry Schureman, son of Thomas Schureman, Esq. had married Eliza Clark. Eliza was the daughter of Daniel and Sally Willcox Clark, granddaughter of Samuel and Jane Osborn Clark, and g-grandaughter of of John Clark who came from Long Island. Is there anybody out there with further information on this couple? Thankyou for your help. Lisa in Bremerton

    10/15/1999 12:33:23
    1. [NJESSEX] JULIE & CHARLIE

    3. This is such a long shot. I'm trying to find the last name of my great uncle and aunt. Julie b 1860's in Budapest, married to Charles, first lived in Elizabethport NJ around 1906. Later, in the 1940's lived on Brookdale Ave, Nutley, NJ and had two children, a boy and girl. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Mary

    10/15/1999 12:10:25
    1. [NJESSEX] 8th New Jersey Volunteers
    2. Glenn G. Geisheimer

    3. Hello ECRs, I've added a new section to Virtual Newark, it's called "8th New Jersey Volunteers". The 8th New Jersey Volunteers were from the Civil War and the majority of them were mustered out of Newark. The new section consists of reprints of "THE CAMP MATTAWOMAN GAZETTE", a monthly newsletter that uncovers the history of the Eighth New Jersey Regiment. Currently there are only newsletters from July & August but I'll have the first 6 on line and then they will appear month by month as they are published by Gilbert V. Riddle. Please do not email Mr. Riddle with surname query requests, his time restraints on researching & publishing these newsletters only allow him to reply to ones that inquire about the unit as a whole. Also, Mr. Riddle lives in NC and has been affected by the recent storms, so he is unavailable to answer any questions about the unit for about the next month or so. Please direct any questions to me. "THE CAMP MATTAWOMAN GAZETTE" offers an insight into the unit and it's members including sections dealing with how the soldiers died (individual names) and the army hospital in Newark. Please be aware that the on line search capabilities of Virtual Newark (Search this Site) have a lag time of approx. 10 days from the time that I put a web page on line until it shows up in the keyword search. So as I put the new editions on line (or any other new page for that matter), they won't appear in the search engine for 10 days. Thank You, --------- Glenn G. Geisheimer, Iselin, New Jersey: germanic42@home.com If I've been able to point you in a direction, please email me with your results so that I may help other researchers. Virtual Newark, NJ (new site address): http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~geishome/

    10/14/1999 11:06:30
    1. [NJESSEX] Name: Squire
    2. John Cresseveur

    3. Hi Folks, I'm working on an index for a book containing genealogical material (1780's to 1940's). Numerous entries contain information on names such as "Squire" Boone or "Squire" C. Crume. Is "Squire" a given name or a title such as Judge, Honorable, Etc? Thanks, John Cresseveur

    10/14/1999 10:32:09
    1. [NJESSEX] New Rootsweb site.

    3. Rootsweb has a new site, I'm sure it has Essex Co. people on it, somewhere. Lists/indexes ged.com files, one can upload a ged.com if one wishes and has a "paste it" function, so that one could be notified if there was a change. http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/ Happy Familying Laura Irby in VA

    10/14/1999 04:26:27
    1. [NJESSEX] German Immigration Book

    3. Interesting book online about the German immigration to the US. Since my NJ HATFIELDS have a German root...it should be appropriate for this list. http://www.ulib.iupui.edu/kade/adams/toc.html Happy Familying Laura Irby in VA

    10/14/1999 04:26:26
    1. Re: [NJESSEX] Name: Squire

    3. That sounds great.....if you run into any of my NJ HATFIELDS please let me know LOL Happy Familying Laura Irby << I'm working on an index for a book containing genealogical material (1780's to 1940's). Numerous entries contain information on names such as "Squire" Boone or "Squire" C. Crume. >>

    10/14/1999 04:26:25