The following is a list of address that I have correspondence from for my STUHLINGER (George/Anna (Grimm)) line. If anyone has access to census or city directories I would be very grateful for any info you can give me. YEAR ADDRESS 1906-07 10 Hillside Place, Newark, NJ 1925 38 Hillside Place,Newark, NJ 1912 107 Magazine St, Newark, NJ 1942 111 Hawkins Court, Newark, NJ (Ironbound) 1905 69 Jacob St,Newark, NJ no year 27 Horatio St., Newark, NJ

Hi Pat - If you don't get a look-up from someone, the LDS has filmed the Newark city directories. The films run in a long series on consecutive numbers but the only one I have in my notes is #1,377,136 for 1900. Even if you do get your information, you might want to look at the directories anyway. I found all kinds of details on my ancestors, following them through career changes, moving house every so often, etc. Judith Werner Hayward, California, USA RootsWeb Sponsor

Hi, Does anyone know where I could find out information on a railroad accident that occurred on Nov. 23, 1916 in or around Newark? My great great uncle, Philip Doyle, died because of this accident. Thank you for your help. Kristy Kjag786@aol.com

Hi, Does anyone know the ward numbers to the following streets in Newark? Before 1880, Court Street; 1880, Boyd Street; 1900, Bergen Street. Thanks for any help. Kristy Kjag786@aol.com

My name is Barbara Pierce. I have taken over the USGenWeb Archives for NJ. Also, Joe Patterson has volunteered to maintain 3 NJ county archive pages...Mercer, Monmouth and Ocean Counties. I will be maintaining the balance of the counties. The NJ Archives could use a little boost. In comparison to other states, we rank very low. There are some counties that do not have any archive files at all. The USGenWeb Archives Digital Library was implemented in July 1996, and files are being added everyday. If you have any resources you would like to submit to the NJ Archives, please contact Barbara Pierce BarbJP48@aol.com or Joe Patterson jpatter@epix.net (for Mercer, Monmouth & Ocean Counties only). Why not share this valuable information with your fellow researchers and submit transcriptions to the NJ Archives. For more information on the project, go to the USGenWeb Archives Project Guidelines http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/timetodo.htm Included on this page are types of files that are submitted. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me. Regards.... Barbara Pierce Bergen County NJGenWeb host Renville County MNGenWeb host USGenWeb NJ Archives coordinator

Hi, I may have asked this before, but I am at a point where I am really stuck. Does anyone out there have a Newark Directory for the early 1900's? I am looking for a Julia Ambros on Van Buren and a John Farkas on Wall St. Also a Marie Schandel and John Treier. Anything around the late 1890's to the 1920's I would think could be a help. Thanks in advance and thanks too for all the help I have received on St. Peters and other inquiries. Pat from Idaho ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

Hi everyone, Another question- Does anyone know if the EDs or Wards of Newark remained consistent throughout all of the census years? Ie. if I know that the family was living at the same address during the 1880 and 1885 census, will I be able to just go to the right ward and find the ED to cut down on how many entries I have to read to find them in 1885? Also, is there anything available that would list which streets are included in each ED or ward for each census? Thanks Laura

Arthur, John, and Loretta Lehman, children of John and Loretta Lehman, were sent to live in orphanages in Newark in the early 1900's. On John and Loretta's marriage certificate I found they were both born in Newark in 1873, and married there in 1893. The children were born 1893, 1895, and 1898. The 1900 census shows them living, still in Newark. In the 1902-03 Newark city directory John is listed as a laborer, but in the 1903-1904 city directory he does not appear. The NJ death indexes do not list John or Matilda for any year 1900-1910. Actually, there were entries for each of their names, but the data on the certificate did not correspond, even by a long stretch, to either of them. I hesitate to try the NY death index, because the info avail is so limited I have a feeling I'll have to spend $11.00 x many John Lehmans, only to find that they are not the right ones. I have tracked Matilda's family (LIMBURG with many spelling variations)- she had 2 brothers and 4 sisters who could have taken the children but didn't, and her mother shows up in Newark until 1918 when she goes to Rochester, NY. Ironically, this is only about 45 min. from where her "orphaned" grand-daughter married and was having her first child that same year. They never knew of each other. I really want to know how and where (and when) John and Matilda died. Were there any flu outbreaks in 1902-03, or some major catastrophe in Newark that might have left the children without their parents? The oral history from the family says that Lauretta was one or two when she went into the orphanage, but since they are still in the 1900 census I am guessing it took place pretty soon after that. There are no wills, family documents, etc pertaining to this family. Loretta only knew her parents names and that she had a brother John and one other brother. She had been told that they were placed in a different orphanage than the one she was in. I would really appreciate any insight anyone might have to offer- I'm stuck here. Loretta's daughter is 75 now (my husband's grandmother), and it still really bothers her to not know why her mother grew up in an orphanage. Thank you in advance- I know there must be someone out there with a great suggestion that will help me find the answer... Laura

Many of the DENT family were in the Newark area in the mid 1800s' to the early 1900s'. Would like to contact any family members of: Emma DENT EVANS Sarah DENT BARRETT Elizabeth DENT VAN DEVENTER Julia DENT NAWRATH Ellen (nellie) DENT HOWELL Henry H. DENT Ernest (Edward) DENT Richard DENT Please send information if you know of these families Dorothy Blakeley NY USA

Good Morning: Is there somewhere I can write to and order a 1915 census for my grandfather? Also, is there a 1925 census available? How about City directories for Newark and Belleville. Is there somewhere that does paid research in these directories? Thanks Beth Leney

Does someone have access to the 1880, 1890 and/or 1900 census for Newark? Is there a SACHS listed on Beacon? Particularly a David?? or a Helen?? as head of household or child? Any Lovelace or Loveless?? particularly George or Elizabeth (Bessie)?? A Warner or Wardner Lovelace Lovelace may be on South 19th Is there a Riker - George, Elizabeth or Adeline? Would appreciate any help on this family - Thanks Doris Mayer Reece Descendant of David Sachs, George and Elizabeth Lovelace, George and Elizabeth Riker

I want to thank you so much for all you suggestions!! Especially those of you who offered to go to Mt. Pleasant Cemetery (when weather permits) I'll be in touch with you soon. Sue Wilson sew@gate.net

I would like to know if anyone knows the history of Port Warehouses, Inc. According to the obituary of Campbell C. GROEL, who died in 1953, he founded this company in 1922. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you for your time. Michelle Groel Mgroel@aol.com

Hi: I was researching in a local FHC this morning and checked for the St. Peter's Church records for you. The microfilms of the original records can be found at McLaughlin Library, Seton Hall University, South Orange. They also may be ordered through the LDS FHC. The dates and film numbers follow after your message <<St.Peters Roman Catholic Church is still around(Newark). I am hoping to find some records on family marriage for Joseph L. Sachs and Anna R. Strubel m.November 24, 1915 >> Baptisms 1855-1858 1378065 Baptisms 1867-1883 Baptisms 1883-1898 1378066 Baptisms 1898-1914 1378067 Marriages 1855-1859 Marriages 1867-1923 1378068 Confirmation 1886-1970 Communion 1866-1926 Forms used for recording information (& most information) are in Latin. Baptisms 1889-18894 are in English. Communions are in English too. There are individual indexes for most volumes of baptisms and marriages. The marriage indexes are for the groom only. I hope this information will be of some help to you. Regards, Pat Giovanni Sunnyvale, CA Researching: Christensen, Dailey, MacNee, Mattern, McEvoy, O'Hara - Newark Byrne, Burns, O'Hara - Belleville

Was hoping someone could give me some information on what records the Grace Episcopal Ch., Newark, NJ.might have on my Gr. grandmother and other family members. Just received a copy of my GrGrandm. Charlotte Gilchrist ILSLEY obit. from the Social Reg. of NYC (very brief) d. June, 17,1936, wife of Beekman Finlay ILSLEY. funeral at Grace Church, June 20, 1936... Would the church have a record of this or any others re: my ILSLEY relatives?? Was hoping there might be a member on this list, that could help me.. I do know that she and many other ancestors are buried at Mt. Pleasant Cem. Newark. Any suggestion would be helpful Sue Wilson

Hi- Has this census been released yet? NARA does not have it, or a reason y not. Thanx, Barbara.

Hi, I was wondering if anyone out there knows if St.Peters Roman Catholic Church is still around(Newark). I am hoping to find some records on family marriage for Joseph L. Sachs and Anna R. Strubel m.November 24, 1915 and any other records under those names. Pat ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

Hi Nancy and All, I would also be interested in the identity of the Bethia that married Benjamin Lyon. Although the Lyon Memorial says her name was Condit, there is nothing further on her ancestry. The Condit genealogy doesn't have her at all. There is a good arguement on pp. 49 - 51 in the book "The History of the Lindley, Lindsley - Linsley Families in America, 1639 - 1930" by John M. Lindly (c. 1930) that Bethia is in fact a Lindley, a dau. of Frances Lindsley and Susanna Culpepper. She would have first married Ebenezer Canfield. Does anyone have additional sources to check for her identity? Thanks, Kathleen Pantano kpantano@hotmail.com kpantano@msn.com >Date: Tue, 19 Jan 1999 12:29:58 >From: Nancy Whitman <nancyw@hypernet.com> >Subject: LYONS/CONDIT- NJ >To: LYONS-L@rootsweb.com > >Seeking information about Bethia CONDIT the wife of Behamin LYONS. >Benjamin was b ca 1668 in Elizabeth township, Union County, NJ and >m Bethia Condit in 1698. She may have had a brother John Condit but >I have no verification of that. Any clues, help, or information >would be greatly appreciated. > >Nancy Whitman >Brooklin, ME >nancyw@hypernet.com > > ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

>Delivered-To: glenng@castle.net >Date: Mon, 18 Jan 1999 08:51:13 -0800 (PST) >X-From_: brian@electrochem.org Mon Jan 18 08:51:12 1999 >X-Sender: brian@electrochem.org >X-Mailer: QUALCOMM Windows Eudora Light Plus Version 3.0.4 (32) with Spelling Checker >Old-Date: Mon, 18 Jan 1999 11:50:49 -0500 >To: NJESSEX-L@rootsweb.com >From: "Brian E. Rounsavill" <brian@electrochem.org> >X-Diagnostic: Not on the accept list >Subject: {not a subscriber} Newark Photo >X-Envelope-To: NJESSEX-L > >I am searching for a photograph of "The Green Tavern" which was located on >Raymond Boulevard in the Ironbound section of Newark circa 1890-1960. It is >currently abandoned. Anyone with any suggestions, please let me know. > >Thanks, >Brian >*************************************************** >Brian E. Rounsavill, CAE >Director of Meetings, Exhibits and On-Line Services >The Electrochemical Society, Inc. >10 South Main Street >Pennington, NJ 08534-2896 USA >Phone: (609) 737-1902 ext. 16, Fax: (609) 737-2743 >E-mail: brian@electrochem.org >Web: http://www.electrochem.org/staff/brian.html >*************************************************** > Glenn G. Geisheimer, Iselin, New Jersey: glenng@castle.net Owner: NJMiddle,NJEssex, Co-Sysop Baden-Wurttemberg Mailing Lists Essex County, NJ Genealogy: http://www.rootsweb.com/~njessex/ Middlesex County, NJ Genealogy: http://www.rootsweb.com/~njmiddle/ Personal Genealogy Site: http://www.castle.net/~glenng/index.html Virtual Newark, NJ: http://www.castle.net/~glenng/newark/newark.htm

Hello Essex County Researchers, First, I'd like to thank everyone for trusting me to handle the off topic post of the other day, via personal email and not disrupting the list. Secondly, one of our list subscribers brought to my attention a FTP site that had a partial New Jersey Census from 1880. It was about 1% of the total. I've extracted the Newark data (there was none for any other part of Essex, although I suspect a few of the Newark ones are from the surrounding area). You will find that data reformatted and indexed on the Virtual Newark site. There are about 550 surnames on the census. Please note that I have also provided the FTP URL for anyone who wants to check out the other states. Also the information that I have posted is the only information that I know so please don't email me asking for further information. And lastly, if anyone can figure out the coding on the census please explain it to me. I've tried to get their EXTRACT program to work without success. Good Luck, 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://www.castle.net/~glenng/newark/newark.htm Essex County Query Forum: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/NJ/Essex