Searching for your ancestors? I can search the 1880, 1900, 1910 and 1920 Federal Census records for *ANY* state, and provide you with the information. In addition to the family's place of residence, the following information will be provided for each family member: name, relationship, age, month and year of birth (1900 Census only), place of birth (state or country), and citizenship. Please reply by private e-mail for details. Thank you. K. O'Brien

Fred Waldmann of Newark in 1890 census... Would appreciate it if someone could check for me. Thanks, Dave Dhwaldmann@aol.com

Hi List, Could someone tell me what newspaper existed in 1926 in Orange, NJ. I g-gm's death certificate states that she lived at 291 Fuller Terrace in Orange at death on May 25, 1926. I would love to see if an obit exist for her, but need to know what newspaper to look at. I also need to know who holds microfilms of the paper too. Thanks, Karen

Hi Libby, Some CARTER tidbits for NY, NJ and Long Island: Sarah CARTER married Ebeneezer THOMAS, 3/21/1727, both from Oyster Bay, m. in Episcopal Church in Hempstead (St George) Kesia CARTER married Silvanus BROWN, 1/26/1715, SALMON Records Esther CARTER married Joseph PAIN, 6/2/1717, SALMON Records James CARTER narried Jane STEVENS, 8/3/1713/14, NY Co., New Amsterdam Reformed Church Thomas CARTER married Margreta DORNERIN, 12/27/1718 or 11/23/1718, Lutheran Church, Lonenburg, Columbia, NY Ambrose CARTER lived in NY Co. in 1676 Ann CARTER b. 1654 d. 1724, Southold, LI, NY John CARTER buried 1706, Southhold, LI, NY William Cook CARTER lived in NY Co., 1676 Elizabeth CARTER b. 10/18/1730 , NY Co. John CARTER d. 12/2/1706 Southold, LI, NY Sarah CARTER DAFTER of Mary CARTER was born 1/7/1703/04 Town Mtg Notes, Newtown, LI, NY: Nickolas CARTER 9/18/1663 Hannah RADLEY will, Hanover, Morris Co., NJ, Executor Barnabas CARTER, 1745. Luke CARTER commissioned Lieutenant in a Company of Foot for Hanover, Morris Co., NJ, 10/2/1742. Nicolas CARTER & Samuel CARTER of Elizabethtown, NJ gave a mortgage to Thomas OSBORNE on December 10, 1687. Have Fun, Bob Smith.....Shelby, NC ----- Original Message ----- From: <LAB1238@aol.com> To: <NJESSEX-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, June 21, 1999 6:00 PM Subject: Re: CARTER > Hi, > > Looking for very early (1650-1750) records for the surname CARTER. > > Libby Allen-Baker > > > ==== NJESSEX Mailing List ==== > To Search the Archives for this List: > <http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl> > >

In a message dated 06/24/1999 1:59:46 PM Eastern Daylight Time, Dhwaldmann@AOL.COM writes: << Subj: 1890 Census for Newark? Date: 06/24/1999 1:59:46 PM Eastern Daylight Time From: Dhwaldmann@AOL.COM To: NJESSEX-L@rootsweb.com Is there an 1890 or 1900 census for Newark... are there sites that give info about it? Please let me know? >> There is a 1900 census for Newark. I use it at the Newark Public Library and the NARA in NYC. I'm sure you can find one by you. I believe the 1890 Federal Census was lost in a fire and does not exist except for a few rolls nationally. There is a NJ Census for 1905 too. I have used that in Newark too. Dave from Long Island

Is there an 1890 or 1900 census for Newark... are there sites that give info about it? Please let me know?

Hi all, I am resending (with some small changes) as I did not see this post. Kathleen ----- Original Message ----- From: Kathleen Pantano <kpantano@msn.com> To: <Graffitisg@aol.com>; <NJESSEX-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, June 23, 1999 10:34 PM Subject: Smith/Williams/Wade in Caldwell formerly Re: Corby and Sayre >Hello, > >The book "The Williams Families of New Jersey (Descendants of Matthew >Williams of Wethersfield, Connecticut)" by Lyle Keith Williams, 1998, has >the ancestry on the WILLIAMS line down to the marriage of Dorcas WILLIAMS >and Daniel CORBY and no further. If you need this, please let me know and >I'd be happy to send the line I've already transcribed (so far to >Dorcas'father Simeon) as well as ordering information on the book (approx. >$30 from author). > >I'd be interested in the family ancestry of Simeon's wife Mary SMITH if you >have any details or sources to check. > >Also, if anyone can help with the following, I'd appreciate it >tremendously - > >I suspect that the above Dorcas's brother Josiah WILLIAMS, who m/1 Phebe >WADE, may be in my direct line, but am not sure how to prove this as of >yet. What I have at this point is circumstantial. Josiah and Phebe >(according to the WADE Genealogy) had numerous children, including a dau. >Mary WILLIAMS, b. 1831. >This Mary m. Amos SMITH in 1845 in Caldwell Twp, Essex Co., NJ. >Unfortunately, the genealogy goes no further. I have traced my most >immediate SMITH line (of course I have more than one!) mainly via census >back to an Amos SMITH b. c 1826 in PA m. to a Mary. They had children as >follows: > >Descendants of Amos * Smith > > 1 Amos * SMITH b: c. 1826 in PA per census occupation: 1860 >Shoemaker . > +Mary * (Amos * SMITH) b: Abt. 1831 in NJ per census >.. 2 Charles W * SMITH b: April 1847 in NJ/NY? occupation: Bet. >1870 - 1900 hatter >...... +Margaret Emily * LYON b: November 1850 in NJ m: Bet. 1865 - 1866 >Father: Aaron * LYON Mother: Abby * HARRISON >.. 2 William C. SMITH b: Abt. 1852 Caldwell, Essex Co., NJ, USA >?(there is a William Chester Smith b. May 18, 1850 to an Amos Smith and >Mary in Caldwell Township ) >.. 2 Clarence C. "Clark C. Smith" SMITH b: Abt. 1854 >occupation:1870 Worked in Hat shop per 1870 census >.. 2 Male1 SMITH b: September 28, 1857 in Orange, Essex County, NJ, USA >d: Bef. July 1860 in Orange, Essex County, NJ, USA >.. 2 Male2 SMITH b: September 27, 1859 in Orange, Essex County, NJ, USA >d: September 27, 1859 in Orange, Essex County, NJ, USA >.. 2 Mary V. SMITH b: Abt. 1865 (There is a Mary Smith b. 9 Oct 1864, Orange Twp, Essex to an Amos and Mary Smith) > >What I'd like to prove is that the Mary WILLIAMS(dau. of Josiah) is the >same Mary who married my 3rd grandfather Amos SMITH. I have 2 other >Williams lines and believe this may be a third. The records included in >the book "A Puritan Heritage" by Lynn Lockwood stop short around 1841. I will add that I am somewhat "geographically challenged", but I believe the town boundaries may have moved as opposed to my families (need to verify this of course). > >If anyone has any sources or suggestions, I'd love to hear about them! I'd >also like to hear from any other Smith descendants from Amos' line. > >Thanks, >Kathleen Smith Pantano > > > >----- Original Message ----- >From: <Graffitisg@aol.com> >To: <NJESSEX-L@rootsweb.com> >Sent: Wednesday, June 23, 1999 4:48 PM >Subject: Re: Corby and Sayre > > > > I have a copy of DAR application from 1935. It lists as follows: > > Simeon WILLIAMS (b.after 1758 d.after 1826). Married Mary SMITH. > > Their daughter, Dorcas WILLIAMS (1783-1860), married Daniel CORBY >(1783-1855). > > Their daughter, Phoebe CORBY (1822-1875) married John SAYRE (1814-1886). > > They had a daughter, Margaret SAYRE (1841-1909). > > A will indicates that there was also another daughter, Ella SAYRE. > > > > I have not yet verified any of the above information. > > My ggrandmother, Amelia (Emilie) SAYRE is related to these Sayres but I >have > > not yet figured out the relationship. > > > > I would appreciate any information on the above people. > > _______________________________________________________________ Get Free Email and Do More On The Web. Visit http://www.msn.com

Dear Dennis: My new webpage at http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~birdnj has some info on Jasper and William. Also, I'm in the middle of the 1920 census index and just came across Jasper. Here's what it had: Jasper, age 45 birthplace NJ Newark, 42 1/2 Third St. Bird, Eleanor Wife age 38 Ireland Bird, John R. Son 10 NJ Waters, Julia "L" in relationship column age 43 Ireland. The census reference is; vol 46 ED 271 sheet 11 line 97. I can snail-mail you the copy ( as well as the rest of your family for 1900 & 1920) if you like. I also have both James W's for 1900 and 1920. Judy === Judy Jamieson Pisano jupisano@yahoo.com "The Bird Families of New Jersey" <http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~birdnj> _________________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com

I have a copy of DAR application from 1935. It lists as follows: Simeon WILLIAMS (b.after 1758 d.after 1826). Married Mary SMITH. Their daughter, Dorcas WILLIAMS (1783-1860), married Daniel CORBY (1783-1855). Their daughter, Phoebe CORBY (1822-1875) married John SAYRE (1814-1886). They had a daughter, Margaret SAYRE (1841-1909). A will indicates that there was also another daughter, Ella SAYRE. I have not yet verified any of the above information. My ggrandmother, Amelia (Emilie) SAYRE is related to these Sayres but I have not yet figured out the relationship. I would appreciate any information on the above people.

I was wondering if any of you kind folks have a Willie Bird born abt. 1873 or a Jasper Bird born abt. 1876. they are list as living at 136 Sheffield Street. This seems to have been a multi-family dwelling. Any info will be greatly appreciated. Have a great day, Dennis F. Bird ird

I was wondering if anyone would be kind enough to tell what Ward Sheffield Street would have been in during the 1880 census. I need the information so I can get the right film for the next census. Thank you in advance. Dennis F. Bird ird

Hello ECRs. I've recieved a request from another listowner to post a message about her new Rootsweb Mailing list that may benifit you: > >Would it be OK for me to post the following message to the List? I am >announcing a new Rootsweb Mailing List that I think a lot of people would be >interested in, it is called: OBIT-LOOKUPS-L and is explained below... >--------------------------------------------------------------------------- --- >Hi Everyone, > >There is a new Rootsweb Mailing List called OBIT-LOOKUPS. >This list will allow people to volunteer for and request obituary lookups. I >also hope it will be a forum to discuss finding obituaries, libraries with >good newspaper holdings and other such information. > >I have a website that will be the temporary home for the volunteer list. >There is additional information there if you are interested in volunteering: > > <A HREF="http://members.aol.com/Sjhcamp/index.html">EarthVision</A> or > http://members.aol.com/sjhcamp/index.html > >To subscribe, put the singel word: subscribe in the body of your email >message and send to: > > for Mail Mode - OBIT-LOOKUPS-L-REQUEST@rootsweb.com > for Digest Mode - OBIT-LOOKUPS-D-REQUEST@rootsweb.com > >To send mail to the list: OBIT-LOOKUPS-L@rootsweb.com >To Volunteer, please send email to me at: sjhcamp@aol.com with the following >information: > > State, County, Your Name, Your Email Address. > You can also include Town or City Names, Libraries or Newspaper Names if >it > seems appropriate. > >If there are any questions or suggestions about the list feel free to email >me. > >Susan Hovencamp >sjhcamp@aol.com >ListOwner of: OBIT-LOOKUPS-L >Volunteer List at: http://members.aol.com/sjhcamp/index.html > Glenn G. Geisheimer, Iselin, New Jersey: glenng@castle.net NJEssex Mailing List Administrator Essex County, NJ Genealogy: http://www.rootsweb.com/~njessex/ Virtual Newark, NJ: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~geishome/ Essex County Query Forum: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/NJ/Essex

I want to ask those who are researching the CORBY name in Caldwell, NJ if they have any information on a Harriet CORBY who married a William WHEATON/WHEDON in 1821. (probably in Caldwell area) According to the Charles Carroll Gardner Collection at Rutgers, William WHEATON (abt 1740-1750) married first wife Martha Martin (b 1753 d179?) and then Harriet Corby in 1821. Children of William & Martha MARTIN were Bethuel, b Nov 19 1773 Phebe, b Apr 28 1775 Elizabeth, b Oct 6 1776 Mary, b Nov 18 1778 Rachel, b Jul 31 1780, d Sep 20 1853, m William Davis Lydia, b Jan 22 1782 William, Oct 6 1783 Cyrenus, b Jan ? 1778? Silas, b ? Lety, b ? Naomi, b ? Emma, b Nov 4 1792 Squire, b June 17 1796, d Jan 27 1864, m Mercy/Marcy Jacobus in Caldwell Presbyterian Church on Jul 8 1821 according to church records. If the names WHEATON, CORBY, MARTIN, JACOBUS from Caldwell, NJ appear in your database, I would like to share information with you, as I am trying to determine who William's parents were. Willard E. Wheaton Jr.

Hi Someone asked me to check Graham in HS. I lost your address. Please contact me offline. Rita

Can anyone tell me about Warner or Wardner Lovelace or Loveless and the George Lovelace/Loveless who lived with him in the 1870 Newark NJ census? Thanks for Any information Doris Mayer Reece Branchville Alabama

I just posted HOLMES /HOLMS birth records found at the Aghada Parish, Ireland. Numerous other names are mentioned and the towns that they were from. Sandy Hart, RootsWeb Donor, Palm Bay, FL http://www.geocities.com/Wellesley/5372/

Trying to track down descendants of a James Francis Farrell born in 1868 in Newark and a Joseph Farrell born in 1873, who were brothers and born to a Mary Selby and Lawrence Farrell. They had many other brothers and 1 sister but these are the two elusive brothers. Thanks for any help. Judy in NC

>Hi- I have been working on a database of Caldwell families, so I have a Hi Beverly, I would be most interested to know what you have on the HARRISON family. I started with the Connecticut HARRISONs (New Haven>Branford, then some to Cornwall, some to Mass, some to NY). For the past few months I've been working on the branch that went to New Jersey (Newark), then to the surrounding Essex Co. areas. Patricia Harrison JKAA97A@prodigy.com

Iris- Bev did a good job of listing all those Caldwell Corbys. I have Lynn G. Lockward's "A Puritan Heritage: The First Presbyterian Church in Horseneck- Caldwell N.J.-" You might be interested to know that Yehoncris' name is written Yehon Criss Corby in the 1826 list of the Church's "Notes for Wood" (those who owed cash to pay for the heating wood.) I don't believe Bev mentiond the Sept. 2,1813 marriage of Abijah Corby and and Sally Condit. Elaine- According to the church records in the above book, John Nafie and Metilda Corby were married Dec. 20, 1806. The only other Nafie is Dec 25, 1819- married Richard Naffee and Sally Sysco. This book appears to have the old church records incorporated in it. I do not see any of Iris' Corbys or any Nafies in the baptisms or Burying Ground records. My interest in Caldwell is my great great great grandmother, Hannah Crane, who married Samuel MOORE. He is the mystery man. Muriel S. Parker ___________________________________________________________________ Get the Internet just the way you want it. Free software, free e-mail, and free Internet access for a month! Try Juno Web: http://dl.www.juno.com/dynoget/tagj.

Hi, Looking for very early (1650-1750) records for the surname CARTER. Libby Allen-Baker