Hello all - Please take a look at the following e mail from a friend of mine, if anyone can help him or is researching those names, please contact me off list and I'll put you in touch with him. Deb, I know this is a slightly off the wall request, but is there a way for you to find the name of the cemetery for the following Civil War veterans who were associated with Gloucester County? Perhaps you know people who are researching the surnames? I have been looking for them for years and have hit the proverbial brick wall. Please don't go out of your way, but if you should happen to stumble across any of them in your research travels please let me know. Bob Brenning, William 11-21-1899 Deamer, Alexander T. 6-26-1907 aka: Deam, Alexander King, Francis M. Unk aka: King, Frank Morgan, David Unk O’Brine, Peter Unk aka: O’Brien, Peter Roberts, Thomas B. 6- -1876 Sharp, Joseph 6-8-1907 _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp

Good Morning Everyone - Here's another page I brought back, again, feel free to pass it along. Since this is primarily about the Carll family, I shall put that surname in regular type and other surnames in all caps. Taken from the Gloucester County Historical Society - From N.J. Genesis? - hand written, hard to read Vol. 16 No. 2 - that is all it says on the page. I have no idea what year this article was written or by whom. Jeremiah CARLL - Was born in 1767, a son of John and Phebe (LOPER) Carll. The first of this family name noticed in Cumberland and Salem Counties were John and Abiel Carll, brothers and Eliakim Carll. The relationship, if any, of the latter to the brothers is unknown to the editor. John Carll was in East Hampton, Long Island, New York as early as January 21, 1668 when he purchased various parcels of land. He died at East Hampton on October 1, 1691 and his widow, Remember Carll, was appointed admr'x. (*my note, this must mean administrator) of his estate on October 21, 1691. They had sons, John and Abiel Carll. (Riverhead Parchment Book, page 14, and Riverhead Records, Liber A, page 144) (*my note, these must be in East Hampton) John and Abiel Carll, described as brothers in deeds for land at East Hampton, appear frequently in local records until 1714 when they apparently sold all of their lands at East Hampton. Between 1715 and 1723 they had moved to Salem County, New Jersey and registered their earmarks for cattle, etc. On the same page and written by the same hand in the Salem County Earmark Book with the marks of "John Carll Snr." and "Abiel Carll" is the mark of "Elicum Carrole". After he registered his earmark, nothing further is found in Salem County public records concerning "John Carll Snr.". Directly beneath the earmark of the latter is recorded one for "John Carll Junr". It is believed that he was the same as John Carll who settled in the Cohansey Precinct of Salem County (Cumberland County since 1747/8) early in the 18th century along with Eliakim Carll. More about these men will appear later in this article. Abiel Carll settled in Greenwich, Salem County (Cumberland) as early as 1719. He bought a town lot on the east side of the main street in Greenwich at the upper corner of the intersection of the road leading through Bowentown from Bridgeton. For many years a one story stone building long used as a blacksmith shop stood on part of this lot. It is opposite the brick house long occupied by the late Charles EWING. Abiel Carll and his wife, Sarah, died in 1739. Their son, Abiel Carll, Jr., by deed dated May 6, 1740 sold the town lot of his father to Samuel CLARK. Abiel Carll and Sarah Carll had several children; Abiel Carll, Jr. married Sarah TURNER, widow of John TURNER of the Town of Salem. Hannah, daughter of Abiel Carll was baptized at East Hampton on June 15, 1701. Martha, daughter of Abiel Carll, was baptized at East Hampton on January 10, 1714. She married Jeremiah FITHIAN, son of Joshua and Sarah (DENNIS) FITHIAN of Greenwich. Jeremiah FITHIAN was born April 5, 1713. His wife, Martha Carll, survived him and died in 1779. They had three children. Their son, Sylvester FITHIAN, was an idiot from birth and lived until about 1787. Hannah FITHIAN married 1st, April 10, 1799, William BARKER. She married 2nd, December 19, 1771, David MULFORD. He was killed in a skirmish with the Hessians near Haddonfield in 1777. His body was brought home and buried in the ancient graveyard of the Cohansey Baptist Church near the former Sheppard's Mill. Esther, daughter of Jeremiah and Martha (Carll) FITHIAN, married, as his 2nd wife, Thomas MASKELL, Esq. of Greenwich. On the road from Shiloh to Friesburg in Cumberland County was a settlement anciently called Carll Town. The precise time that John and Eliakim Carll came there has not been learned, but it was between 1735 and 1741. The road there is a boundary between the Townships of Hopewell and Stow Creek. On the west, or Stow Creek side, March 4, 1741, Eliakim Carll purchased a farm of 100 acres Zachariah DUNN. It is interesting to note that the records of the Shiloh Seventh Day Baptist Church show the marriage of Zachariah DUNN and Rachel Carll on January 28, 1739/40. Her identity has not been learned, but she was possibly a sister of either Eliakim or John Carll. Early settlers at Carll Town were Hugh, Zachariah and Benjamin DUNN, sons of Hugh DUNN of Piscataway, Middlesex County, New Jersey. They were Seventh Day Baptists. Zachariah DUNN returned to Piscataway and he and his wife, Rachel Carll, died there. A little north of the farm bought by Eliakim Carll, on the Hopewell Township side of the road, John Carll bought a plantation of 155 1/2 acres. It was made up of lands of the West New Jersey Society and Cornelius MASON's "Winchcomb Manor". The Harmony M.E. Church was later built on this farm and in the last quarter of the 19th century it was owned by Reece HURFF. Joh Carll is said to have married Catherine DUNN. He died at Carll Town in 1768 and his son, Samuel Carll, succeeded him on the farm there. John and Catherine Carll had five children. Their son, John Carll, was baptized by Rev. David EVANS at the Pittsgrove Presbyterian Chruch on Mya 6, 1744. He settled in Deerfield Township and bought a farm near the present Woodruff M.E. Church. It is on the west side of the old Parvin's Mill Road. John Carll married Phebe, daughter of James LOPER, Sr. That's all for today, hope someone finds it of use :-) Take care - Deb _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp

Is there anyone on the list researching Palmers from the Salem County, New Jersey area? I'm at one of those brick walls and if anyone could help me, I would gratefully appreciate it. Below is what I have put together from hunches, some census information and some marriages. I descend from William Franklin Palmer who I is listed below as a son of John C. Palmer. I have no proof that John C. is my William's father. Are there any connections to the Palmers found in the surrounding New Jersey counties? Mary Madeline Wheaton who married Wm. F. Palmer and William HH Wheaton who married Mary E. Palmer are more than likely brother and sister. Thanks in advance for any information or leads. Bev Gardner (Proud mom of a United States Marine) Descendants of John C PALMER 1 PALMER, John C b: Cir 1806 d: 1863 Salem County, New Jersey ..+UNKNOWN, Elizabeth 'Eliza' .........2 PALMER, William Franklin b: 3 November 1834 New Jersey d: 22 August 1899 Quitman Cemetery, Quitman, Nodaway County, Missouri .............+WHEATON, Mary Madeline b: 24 May 1836 New Jersey m: 12 May 1858 Pennsville, Salem County, New Jersey d: 6 January 1893 Quitman Cemetery, Quitman, Nodaway County, Missouri ....................3 PALMER, Alice b: 20 February 1859 Salem County, New Jersey d: September 1859 Salem County, New Jersey ....................3 PALMER, Flora b: 20 February 1859 Salem County, New Jersey d: October 1859 Salem County, New Jersey ....................3 PALMER, Buena Vista b: 7 September 1860 Salem County, New Jersey d: 21 August 1905 IOOF Cemetery, Quitman, Nodaway County, Missouri ........................+HEADRICK, James Thomas b: See Original Headrick Records m: 19 February 1880 Quitman, Nodaway County, Missouri ....................3 PALMER, Dillard Ricketts b: 8 August 1862 Salem County, New Jersey d: 24 January 1954 Quitman Cemetery, Quitman, Nodaway County, Missouri ........................+PIFER, Mary Ellen b: 7 March 1872 Quitman, Nodaway County, Missouri m: 14 January 1891 Nodaway County, Missouri d: 27 September 1960 Quitman Cemetery, Quitman, Nodaway County, Missouri ....................3 PALMER, Annie b: 24 February 1864 Salem County, New Jersey d: 6 November 1885 Endicott, Jefferson County, Nebraska ........................+SHELTON, George W m: 23 November 1881 Nodaway County, Missouri ....................3 PALMER, James Mabra b: 27 May 1868 Ralls County, Missouri d: 21 December 1950 Quitman Cemetery, Quitman, Nodaway County, Missouri ........................+BIRD, Mary Luella b: 17 November 1869 Nodaway County, Missouri m: 27 April 1890 Nodaway County, Missouri d: 12 January 1921 Quitman Cemetery, Quitman, Nodaway County, Missouri ....................3 PALMER, William Morgan b: 27 February 1870 Quitman, Nodaway County, Missouri d: 2 August 1888 Quitman Cemetery, Quitman, Nodaway County, Missouri ....................3 PALMER, Eggbert Morrell b: 18 April 1874 Quitman, Nodaway County, Missouri d: October 1956 Minneapolis, Kansas ........................+BABB, Sally Elizabeth b: 28 August 1880 Nodaway County, Missouri m: 23 May 1897 Maryville, Nodaway County, Missouri d: January 1938 Minneapolis, Kansas ....................3 PALMER, Josephine b: 27 March 1876 Quitman, Nodaway County, Missouri d: 20 July 1954 Myrtle Tree Cemetery, Nodaway County, Missouri ........................ +PARENT, Royal Walter b: 25 January 1872 m: 2 December 1895 Nodaway County, Missouri d: 17 March 1971 Myrtle Tree Cemetery, Nodaway County, Missouri ....................3 PALMER, Samuel Franklin b: 10 February 1879 Quitman, Nodaway County, Missouri d: 15 March 1880 IOOF Cemetery, Quitman, Nodaway County, Missouri .........2 PALMER, Mary E b: Cir 1841 New Jersey .............+WHEATON, William H H b: Cir 1839 New Jersey m: 1861 Lower Penns Neck Township, Salem County, New Jersey d: 1894 .........2 PALMER, Peter R b: Cir 1852 .........2 PALMER, Charles W b: 1856 .............+COLLINS, Sarah Elizabeth m: 14 October 1878 Salem County, New Jersey .........2 PALMER, Wilmina b: Cir 1859

2 -5 times a day, I walk a mile plus on the wide berm of 4 lane Ohio RT 125 25 miles east of downtown Cincinnati. Seldom,whether I walk east-west,or,on Sugartree Road, do I walk beyond the 540 acres bought in 1805 by my Rev Jesse and Elizabeth Wilson Justice. They sold farms on Mantua and Raccoon creeks, Greenich township, Gloucester Co,NJ that 1805. Eastbound I walk past the 2 story frame they,or their son, Robert,b 1806,built. West,I'm walking past a 2 story,federal brick farmhouse built,I find,in 1818. It sits on a portion of the 540 acres. [7acres today]. 1818. They found,and preserved a date stone while remodelking in 2000. I think the old brick was built by Savil Wilson,Jr,of Woodbury Ceek,Deptford Township, Gloucester Co,NJ. Ann Wainwright Wilson was married Nov 20,1818 to John Iler [Jiler in the Swedesboro church records. They raised a son in Indiana, Savil Wilson Iler,who was very early in Oregon. Ex Nantucket whaler,Thomas Pinkham was the J.P. [He had sailed around the world,and named the nearby Ohio village,Bantam, for Bantam,in Java. ] Maybe John Wilson who,1807,m Betsy Leeds,of James and Rhoda Byard Leeds, is a daughter. If so,Mahlom Wilson,the 3rd to live in the old brick,was a kinsman. As was Cliff Justice,no 4,and Annabelle Justice Harris,no 5,and Rosalie Harris Douglass,no 7. [From memory] Edward Willson m Alexander Bennett's daughter at the Mt Holly, NJ Quaker meeting in the 1720's,and ,1730's,both families moved south to Woodbury Creek,Gloucester Co,NJ. 1747 Edward Wilson died,and his son,Sevil,got his plantation on Woodbury Creek. Widow Sarah Wilson was involved settling a WARD GIRL'S ESTATE. Sevil Wilson was one of the party who tried to break the Woodbury Creek NJ dam,in the 1750's,and also married Susanah Chew,of Jeffery and Amy Driver Chew then. 1786,Rev Jesse Justice lost his 1st young wife [STEELMAN?] up Mantua Creek,recorded Samuel Mickle in his store ledger. About 1790,he married Elizabeth Wilson,of Sevil,of Edward. . 1798-1803 Rev Jesse Justice was riding Methoidist circuts in NJ,and DEL.Born,1762,he had Rev War service on the Rebel side,while his 2nd wife's uncle,Jonathan Chew, was a Gloucester Co,NJ Loyalist leader. Sevil Wilson was taken prisoner by a British unit from Philadelphia,and jailed,awile. My own farm was Savil Justice,of Jesse m 1824 Ruhama,of James Blackman. I don't know how Wainwright ties in. I know it's an old,old Gloucester Co,NJ name, I've been told that Edward Wilson was a son of an earlier Irish Quaker,Savil Wilson, of Fenwisk's 1675 colony,and that infro came from the Woodbury Hist Soc Library- no proof. Jesse Wilson,of Sevil and Susanah Chew Wilson,as a Quaker,move to n Warren Co,Ohio. Beers "WARREN CO OHIO HISTORY" has his bio. 1846,Amanda Justice's diary tells of a visit from this farm,to 'Uncle Wilson". A night in the "Golden Lamb 'Inn in Lebanon,Ohio going [still open] and a night in my own Hon.David Fisher's inn in Wilmington,h was mentioned. 1820 CENSUS,Tate township,Clermont Co,Ohio census,Savil Wilson's name is next to James Shotwell's. James Shotwell is known to have had a stagecoach inn in the house just west,til 1838. Savil Wilson is known to have moved across Clermont Co Oh by 1826,wen he was a J.P.of Union township. Then on to Indiana.

BURLINGTON CO. NJ, 2 August 1860, PO Bordentown, Bordentown Borough, 809 809 1 1247 1299 JAQUES Peter L. 49 m w coach maker NJ 809 2 1247 1299 JAQUES Maria 45 f w NJ 809 3 1247 1299 JAQUES George 22 m w druggist NJ 809 4 1247 1299 JAQUES Anna 17 f w NJ 809 5 1247 1299 JAQUES Harry 4 m w NJ 809 6 1247 1299 HUDSON Edwin 23 m w gas maker So. America 809 7 1248 1300 PENNOCK Thomas 30 m w moulder NJ 809 8 1248 1300 PENNOCK Mary 25 f w NJ 809 9 1248 1300 PENNOCK Anna 11 f w NJ 809 10 1248 1300 PENNOCK Joseph 3 m w NJ 809 11 1248 1300 BROWN Harry 24 m w machinist NJ 809 12 1249 1301 LIPPINCOTT John 31 m w carpenter NJ 809 13 1249 1301 LIPPINCOTT Mary 25 f w dressmaker NJ 809 14 1249 1301 LIPPINCOTT William 7 m w NJ 809 15 1250 1302 LEMON Rebecca 30 f w NJ 809 16 1250 1302 HIGGINS Francis 26 m w engineer NJ 809 17 1250 1302 HIGGINS Margaret 25 f w Pa 809 18 1250 1302 HIGGINS John 6 m w NJ 809 19 1250 1302 HIGGINS Mary 3 f w NJ 809 20 1251 1303 HIGGINS Frances 1 f w NJ 809 21 1251 1303 HANCE Caroline 29 f w NJ 809 22 1251 1303 HANCE Emma 11 f w NJ 809 23 1251 1303 HANCE Margaret 7 f w NJ 809 24 1251 1303 HANCE Joshua F. 3 m w NJ 809 25 1252 1304 MURPHY Hannah 18 f w Ireland 809 26 1252 1304 DANIELS Jane 40 f w Pa 809 27 1252 1304 DANIELS James 21 m w painter Pa 809 28 1252 1304 DANIELS Mary 15 f w NJ 809 29 1252 1304 DANIELS Ellwood 10 M W NJ 809 30 1253 1305 DANIELS Anna 8 f w NJ 809 31 1253 1305 FOSTER Isaac J. 41 m w cabinetmaker Delaware 809 32 1253 1305 FOSTER Mary 34 f w dressmaker NJ 809 33 1253 1305 FOSTER Louisa 5 f w NJ 809 34 1253 1305 FOSTER Frederick 3 m w NJ 809 35 1254 1306 FOSTER William 7 m w NJ 809 36 1254 1306 STRICKERT Thomas H. 37 m w hatter Pa 809 37 1254 1306 STRICKERT Lydia 30 f w Pa 809 38 1254 1306 STRICKERT Margaret 13 f w Pa 809 39 1254 1306 STRICKERT Ida 11 f w Pa 809 40 1254 1306 STRICKERT Lydia 3 f w Pa

BURLINGTON CO. NJ, 2 August 1860, PO Bordentown, Bordentown Borough, 809 809 1 1247 1299 JAQUES Peter L. 49 m w coach maker NJ 809 2 1247 1299 JAQUES Maria 45 f w NJ 809 3 1247 1299 JAQUES George 22 m w druggist NJ 809 4 1247 1299 JAQUES Anna 17 f w NJ 809 5 1247 1299 JAQUES Harry 4 m w NJ 809 6 1247 1299 HUDSON Edwin 23 m w gas maker So. America 809 7 1248 1300 PENNOCK Thomas 30 m w moulder NJ 809 8 1248 1300 PENNOCK Mary 25 f w NJ 809 9 1248 1300 PENNOCK Anna 11 f w NJ 809 10 1248 1300 PENNOCK Joseph 3 m w NJ 809 11 1248 1300 BROWN Harry 24 m w machinist NJ 809 12 1249 1301 LIPPINCOTT John 31 m w carpenter NJ 809 13 1249 1301 LIPPINCOTT Mary 25 f w dressmaker NJ 809 14 1249 1301 LIPPINCOTT William 7 m w NJ 809 15 1250 1302 LEMON Rebecca 30 f w NJ 809 16 1250 1302 HIGGINS Francis 26 m w engineer NJ 809 17 1250 1302 HIGGINS Margaret 25 f w Pa 809 18 1250 1302 HIGGINS John 6 m w NJ 809 19 1250 1302 HIGGINS Mary 3 f w NJ 809 20 1251 1303 HIGGINS Frances 1 f w NJ 809 21 1251 1303 HANCE Caroline 29 f w NJ 809 22 1251 1303 HANCE Emma 11 f w NJ 809 23 1251 1303 HANCE Margaret 7 f w NJ 809 24 1251 1303 HANCE Joshua F. 3 m w NJ 809 25 1252 1304 MURPHY Hannah 18 f w Ireland 809 26 1252 1304 DANIELS Jane 40 f w Pa 809 27 1252 1304 DANIELS James 21 m w painter Pa 809 28 1252 1304 DANIELS Mary 15 f w NJ 809 29 1252 1304 DANIELS Ellwood 10 M W NJ 809 30 1253 1305 DANIELS Anna 8 f w NJ 809 31 1253 1305 FOSTER Isaac J. 41 m w cabinetmaker Delaware 809 32 1253 1305 FOSTER Mary 34 f w dressmaker NJ 809 33 1253 1305 FOSTER Louisa 5 f w NJ 809 34 1253 1305 FOSTER Frederick 3 m w NJ 809 35 1254 1306 FOSTER William 7 m w NJ 809 36 1254 1306 STRICKERT Thomas H. 37 m w hatter Pa 809 37 1254 1306 STRICKERT Lydia 30 f w Pa 809 38 1254 1306 STRICKERT Margaret 13 f w Pa 809 39 1254 1306 STRICKERT Ida 11 f w Pa 809 40 1254 1306 STRICKERT Lydia 3 f w Pa

Good Morning Everyone - Here's page 3, again, feel free to post any errors directly to the list, and to pass it along to other lists you are on. The third page is rather short, but, afterwards there is a SURPRISE!!! :-) SMALLEY, William Fox, son of Henry and Hannah d. Apr. 30, 1801. 3y. 5mo. 14d. BOWEN, Lucy wife of David, Esq. d. Aug. 10, 1773. 31y. LUDLAM, Prudence d. July 5, 1792. 67y. " Sallie d. Mar. 11, 1782. 40y. WARE, Job d. Mar. 15, 1806. 45y. 3mo. 15d. " Hannah wife d. June 29, 1800. 31y. " John d. Apr. 14, 1773. 51y. " Anna wife d. Nov. 7, 1793. 69y. Anna - no date (*my note, this could be a child of John and Anna) WESCOTT, Henry d. Dec. 22, 1796. 35y. " June wife, late wife of Isaac Sheppard d. July 16, 1803. 36y. THIS ENDS THE PAGES FOR THIS CEMETERY NOW FOR THE SURPRISE!!!! OLD PRESBYTERIAN AT FAIRTON CROSS ROADS Built in 1680 ELMER, Honorable Theohilmus (*my note, first name is difficult to read), Esq. d. Aug. 1, 1783. 54y. WESTCOTE, David d. July 16, 1775. 57y. " Rachel d. May 3, 1757. 38y. NIXON, Jermiah (*my note, this could Jeramiah) d. Aug. 2, 1766. 50y. 6mo. " Abigail d. Dec. 25, 1770. 21y. CLARK, John d. Apr. 7, 1759. 26y. WALLING, Thomas d. May 10, 1761. 29y. V. H. d. Feb. 25, 1759. 3y. FITHIAN, David d. Feb. 23, 1754. 45y. SHARKS (*my note, could be Sparks), Rhoda d. Dec. 28, 1760. HARRIS, Capt. Thomas d. 1783. 72y. SAYRE, David, Esq. d. 1767. DIAMENT, Nathaniel Sr. d. Apr. 1767. 49y. DATON, Prudence d. 1779. 49y. OGDEN, Joseph d. 1772. 48y. BOYD, James d. 1773. 40y. Merchant SEELEY, Ephriam d. 1774. 62y. ELMER, Mrs. wife of J. L. d. Aug. 10, 1775. " Rev. Daniel d. 1755. 65y. Pastor RAMSEY, Rev. William d. Nov. 5, 1771. 15y Pastor. He was preceeded by Rev. Daniel Elmer who was instated in 1729. Hope you all enjoyed my little surprise! I'll do another page of information from my step father's research tomorrow. Take care - Deb _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp

BURLINGTON CO. NJ, 2 August 1860, PO Bordentown, Bordentown Borough, 808 808 1 1237 1289 SMITH Benj. Y. 44 m w coachman NJ 808 2 1237 1289 SMITH Alice 43 f w NY 808 3 1237 1289 SMITH Nicol 21 m w car builder NJ 808 4 1237 1289 SMITH Clara 19 f w NJ 808 5 1237 1289 SMITH Charles 9 m w NJ 808 6 1237 1289 SMITH Benjamin 3 m w NJ 808 7 1237 1289 SMITH Amy T. 76 f w NJ 808 8 1238 1290 SMITH Nicol F. 49 m w car builder NY 808 9 1238 1290 SMITH Ellen 45 f w NJ 808 10 1238 1290 SMITH William W. 17 m w car builder NJ 808 11 1238 1290 SMITH Catharine 15 f w NJ 808 12 1238 1290 SMITH Maria 11 f w NJ 808 13 1239 1291 YERKES Abraham 25 m w coach smith Pa 808 14 1239 1291 YERKES Susan 43 f w tailoress Pa 808 15 1239 1291 YERKES Abel R. 2 m w NJ 808 16 1240 1292 SHAMELE Lydia 59 f w NJ 808 17 1240 1292 SHAMELE Charles 30 m w laborer NJ 808 18 1240 1292 SHAMELE Martha 32 f w dressmaker NJ 808 19 1241 1293 MERCER Thomas 41 m w carpenter Pa 808 20 1241 1293 MERCER Hannah 41 f w clerk Pa 808 21 1241 1293 MERCER Charles B. 13 m w Pa 808 22 1241 1293 MERCER Mary 8 f w NJ 808 23 1241 1293 MERCER William 15 m w NJ 808 24 1242 1294 TEMPLE Charles 50 m w miller NJ 808 25 1242 1294 TEMPLE Hannah A. 40 f w NJ 808 26 1242 1294 TEMPLE Julia 16 f w NJ 808 27 1242 1294 TEMPLE James 14 m w NJ 808 28 1243 1295 JOBES Benjamin 26 m w laborer NJ 808 29 1243 1295 JOBES Jane 22 f w NJ 808 30 1243 1295 JOBES Thomas 3 m w NJ 808 31 1243 1295 JOBES Harriet 1 f w NJ 808 32 1244 1296 LOUKIN Joseph W. 21 m w cordwinder NJ 808 33 1244 1296 LOUKIN Amy A. B. 21 f w school teacher NJ 808 34 1245 1297 MARTIN Alexander 28 m w carpenter Pa 808 35 1245 1297 MARTIN Sarah S. 22 f w Pa 808 36 1245 1297 MARTIN Harry L. 2 m w Pa 808 37 1246 1298 BROZER Gottlieb 24 m w baker Germany 808 38 1246 1298 BROZER Margaret 21 f w Germany 808 39 1246 1298 SEXTON Mary 6 f w Illinois 808 40 1246 1298 SEXTON Peter 4 m w Illinois

Good Morning Everyone - Here is the next page, again, feel free to post any errors directly to the list and feel free to pass this along to other lists you are on. A couple of notes before I begin, first, while I appreciate all the thanks you's for posting this, there really is no need, I have had so much help from so many on these lists, I feel it's the least I can do! I also brought back with me close to 1,000 pages of notes and family records and such, I will add a page a day to the lists as well, the bulk of this information concerns my stepfather's maternal line, he managed to get all the information in handwritten chart form before he passed, but was unable to complete the "book" the way he had done on my mother's side, so, that will encompass pretty much simply Surnames and first names and dates, I'm still working on how to do that one! Here goes: REAR, Ambros d. 1760 BACON, Isaac d. Apr. 12, 1754. 78y. BARKER, Richard d. Jan. 23, 1766. 50y. DOWDNEY, John d. Jan. 19, 1758. 58y. SHEPPARD, Enoch d. July 24, 1769. 59y. " Rachel wife d. July 26, 1756. 43y. IRELAND, David d. Nov. 12, 1781. 38y. MULFORD, Isaac d. Nov. 20, 1776. 38y. " Mary wife d. Oct. 15, 1768. 26y. WOOD, Robert d. Mar. 17, 1761. 71y. SUTTON, Hannah wife of Joseph d. Apr. 17, 1775. 28y. BOWEN, Elijiah d. Dec. 21, 1785. 59y. " Mary wife d. Oct. 13, 1770. 36y. KELSAY, Rev. Robert d. May 30, 1789. 78y. Pastor. " Miriam wife d. June 8, 1785. 62y. " Mary 1787; M.K., W.K., D.K. SAYRE, Ammamias? (*my note, first name hard to read) - d. Jan. 19, 1772. 44y. " Hannah wife d. Jan. 19, 1762. 38y. " Henry d. Sept. 29, 1770. 17y. " Lydia d. Aug. 14, 1773. 6y. BACON, Abel d. Feb. 9, 1804. 44y. 11mo. 4d. " Rebecca wife d. June 17, 1801. 36y. " Sarah wife of Daniel d. Dec. 8, 1791. 20y. 3mo. " Tabitha d. Mar. 11, 1800. 64y. " William d. Sept. 15, 1782. 49y. 9mo. WESCOTT, Phebe wife of David d. Oct. 15, 1798. 35y. 2nd wife. SMITH, Isaac d. Apr. 9, 1797. 53y. " Cynthia wife d. Dec. 29, 1785. 37y. " Isaac son of Isaac and Miriam d. Dec. 22, 1791. 11mo. HUSTED, Philah wife of Daniel d. Feb. 27, 1800. 34y. SHEPPARD, Prudence wife of Nathan d. Mar. 5, 1786. 44y. " Ichabod d. Apr. 22, 1799. 29y. 4mo. 11d. " Hannah wife of Harvey d. June 11, 1800. 24y. " Ephriam b. Aug. 15, 1801; d. July 9, 1848. " Ichabod son of William and Matilda d. Oct. 16, 1805. 1y. 9mo. 15d. " John d. Apr. 27, 1802. 26y. " Elizabeth d. Dec. 14, 1802. 21y. " Sarah wife of Isaac d. Dec. 8, 1797. 32y. " Phebe wife of David d. Jan. 22, 1799. 32y. Well, that's all for today! Take care - Deb _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp

Hi Deb - thanks so much for all this great data! Joan

BURLINGTON CO. NJ, 2 August 1860, PO Bordentown, Bordentown Borough, 807 807 1 1229 1281 LONGSTREET Henry H. 41 m w M. D. NJ 807 2 1229 1281 LONGSTREET Hendrick 6 m w NJ 807 3 1229 1281 LONGSTREET Jacob H. 3 m w NJ 807 4 1229 1281 SMOCK Emeline 44 f w NJ 807 5 1229 1281 SMOCK Lydia A. 20 f w NJ 807 6 1229 1281 MILLER Fannie 21 f w cook NJ 807 7 1229 1281 SMITH Catharine 23 f w house servant Ireland 807 8 1229 1281 DUNBAR Lewis 28 m b coachman NJ 807 9 1230 1282 THOMPSON Amelia 53 f w NJ 807 10 1230 1282 DAY Rachel 20 f w school teacher NJ 807 11 1231 1283 DAY Elizabeth 56 f w NJ 807 12 1231 1283 DAY Mary 14 f w NJ 807 13 1231 1283 CREED Richard A. 46 m w tobacconist NJ 807 14 1232 1284 CREED Anna 41 f w NJ 807 15 1232 1284 CREED Martha E. 19 f w NJ 807 16 1232 1284 CREED Richard M. 16 m w NJ 807 17 1232 1284 CREED Alice T. 26 f w NJ 807 18 1232 1284 VANDERBEST William 16 m w tobacconist NJ 807 19 1232 1284 TAYLOR Joseph B. 34 m w car builder NJ 807 20 1233 1285 TAYLOR Ann 35 f w NJ 807 21 1233 1285 TAYLOR Albert 14 m w NJ 807 22 1233 1285 TAYLOR Anna J. 2 f w NJ 807 23 1233 1285 TAYLOR Emily 13 f w NJ 807 24 1233 1285 TAYLOR Maria 40 f w NJ 807 25 1233 1285 BLOOMSBERG Joseph 28 m w engineer NJ 807 26 1234 1286 BLOOMSBERG Adaline 27 f w Pa 807 27 1234 1286 BLOOMSBERG Anna 6 f w NJ 807 28 1234 1286 BLOOMSBERG Eliza 4 f w NJ 807 29 1234 1286 BLOOMSBERG Henry 2 m w NJ 807 30 1234 1286 GEAR Sarah 62 f w NJ 807 31 1234 1286 GEAR Sarah 21 f w Pa 807 32 1234 1286 ALLEN James W. 35 m w civil engineer Pa 807 33 1235 1287 ALLEN Anna 34 f w Pa 807 34 1235 1287 MURRAY Mary 20 f w Ireland 807 35 1235 1287 BROWN Anna 84 f w deaf NJ 807 36 1236 1288 SHADDEN Ann 50 F W NY 807 37 1236 1288 LOVELACE Rhoda 50 f w deaf NJ 807 38 1236 1288 DAY Elizabeth 21 f w NJ 807 39 1236 1288 DAY Benjamin 18 m w store clerk NJ 807 40 1236 1288 KIMBERLY Ann 19 f b house servant NJ

Hi Everyone - Below is a correction to the information I sent out earlier. Please, feel free to send anything you know to be off to the list, I'm just sending out what someone else transcribed in the 1940's! I promise, no offense will be taken, after all, we do like to be accurate! :-) Thank you Barbara! Take care - Deb Hey, Debbie..... Got one more correction for you...... Ephraim Sheppard, b. 21 May 1723, d. 8 May 1783. He would have been 60 years old and that's what you showed on your email. Just the death year is wrong. This info I found in "Cumberland County Genealogical Data", by H. Stanley Craig, pg. 150. Barbara in Wilmington, NC _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp

Good Morning Everyone - Here's the burial listing's for the Baptist Cemetery Near Sheppard's Mill. This is available, with many others, at the Vineland Historical Society in Vineland, NJ. According to the librarian I spoke with, all their Cemetery Transcriptions were done around the 1940's by Charles A. Baker. I am inputting this exactly how he has it written. This will come in 3 installments. BAPTIST CEMETERY NEAR SHEPPARD'S MILL NJ Built in 1714, rebuilt in 1741. WATSON, Issac no dates " Norton no dates STONE, A. S. 1795. M.S. 1775 AUSTIN, Enoes d. May 21, 1790. 5 y 11 mo. 12d LUDLAM, Norton d. Nov. 5, 1791 39y. HESTON, Hannah M.B. Mar 4, 1790 SHEPPARD, Joel 1796 " Ephriam d. May 8, 1763. 60y. " Sarah wife d. Jan 21, 1777. 51y. HUDSON, Obed Apr 19, 1777. " Ann wife Jan. 30, 1786 " Rachel Mar. 30, 1786 " Rachel wife of J. d. July 30, 1795. 36y. LUDLAM, Jacob d. Jan. 14, 1795. 43y. MULFORD, David Lieutenant of Greenwich Militia who fell in Battle of Timber (*my note, I'm not positive it says Timber) Creek Nov. 25, 1777. 29y. WARE, Margaret wife of John d. Dec. 27, 1792. 33y. " Elizabeth no dates BROWN, Jacob d. Apr. 30, 1791. 56y. " Elizabeth d. Sept. 9, 1784. 62y. MULFORD, Benjamin d. Sept. 7, 1784, he lived 4 score (80 years). ROBINSON, Obadiah d. Feb. 24, 1775. 67y. WAITHAMAN d. Apr. 2, 1781. 48y. JOLLEY (* my note, could be JELLEY), Henry d. May 1, 1777. 50y. " Mary wife d. Nov. 10, 1777. 60y. BROWN, Jothan Esq. d. Oct. 10, 1782. 68y. Stone R.B. 1775. (*my note, I'm not sure exactly what the part after 68y. means) SHEPPARD, Thomas d. June 1747. 33y. HARRIS, Samuel d. May 16, 1773. " Sarah wife d. June 16, 1761. 64y. " Jacob d. Feb. 17, 1798. 47y. " Mary d. Sept. 17, 1800. 17y. " Jacob d. June 8, 1761. 34y. BROOKS, Phebe d. July 25, 1756. 3y. HARRIS, James d. Dec. 18, 1795. 8y. SWINNEY, John 1756. 79y. " Deborah d. Apr. 4, 1760, 77y. first white child born in Cohansey, dau. of John Smith, wife of John Swinney. I hope all this is helpful to someone, more tomorrow, feel free to pass this along to other lists you are on :-) Take care - Deb _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp

Josiah Albertson,of the Blue Anchor Inn,on the road from the NJ shore towards Philadelphia, was one of the buyers, 1802-03 ,with Rev John Collins,Cornelius McCollum,Isaac Higbee,Edward Doughty,etc of lands here east of Cincinnati [East Fork State Park,and Lake Harsha] in Clermont Co, Oh.Josiah Albertson did not live in Ohio, but at least 2 Albertson women,married to Thomas String and James Kellum,settled on his Ohio lands 1815 era. I've long been stuck on my wife's Izora Kellum m 1880's Elmer Kirkpatrick in mid Brown Co,Oh. Elmer lived in the township of s Md's Eastern shore Kellum's,but I've never located IZORA Kellum kirkpatrick i that family. Certainly,as young parents,they were tenent farmers within a mile of the 1820 location of James Kellum m Albertson,n Bantam,Ohio. ________________________________________________________________ GET INTERNET ACCESS FROM JUNO! Juno offers FREE or PREMIUM Internet access for less! Join Juno today! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/web/.

BURLINGTON CO. NJ, 1 August 1860, PO Bordentown, Bordentown Borough, 806 806 1 1223 1274 BARRETT Timothy 33 m w Laborer Ireland 806 2 1223 1274 BARRETT Ellen 26 f w Ireland 806 3 1223 1274 BARRETT Margaret 5 f w NJ 806 4 1223 1274 BARRETT Catharine 5 f w NJ 806 5 1223 1274 BARRETT Michael 3 m w NJ 806 6 1224 1275 SULLIVAN Frank 50 m w laborer Ireland 806 7 1224 1275 SULLIVAN Mary 43 f w Ireland 806 8 1224 1275 HINES Edward 26 m w Ireland 806 9 1225 1276 STOKED Adam 51 m w cordwinder Germany 806 10 1225 1276 STOKED Adelia 47 f w weaver Germany 806 11 1225 1276 STOKED Joseph 17 m w NJ 806 12 1225 1276 STOKED George 4 m w NJ 806 13 1225 1276 STOKED Ann 10 f w NJ 806 14 1226 1277 CARPENTER Chas. S. 39 m w ice merchant Pa 806 15 1226 1277 CARPENTER Ann M. 38 f w NJ 806 16 1226 1277 CARPENTER Eliza 13 f w Pa 806 17 1226 1277 CARPENTER Edward 11 m w Pa 806 18 1226 1277 CARPENTER Richard 9 m w Pa 806 19 1227 1278 SCOVEL Alden 59 m w teacher/clergyman Mass 806 20 1227 1278 SCOVEL Eliza B. 52 f w NJ 806 21 1227 1278 SCOVEL Chester 25 m w NY 806 22 1227 1278 SCOVEL Catharine 20 f w NY 806 23 1227 1278 SCOVEL John 14 m w NY 806 24 1227 1278 SCOVEL Edward 12 m w NJ 806 25 1227 1278 SCOVEL Anna 7 f w NJ 806 26 1227 1278 MCGLAUGHLIN Eliza 17 f w Ireland 806 27 1227 1278 BARNUM John 20 m w Arkansas 806 28 1227 1278 IRELAND Edward 15 m w NJ 806 29 1227 1278 JONES George 16 m w NJ 806 30 1227 1278 DIVERY Sebastian 12 m w NJ 806 31 1228 1279 COULTER John 31 m w laborer Ireland 806 32 1228 1279 COULTER Olivia 33 f w Ireland 806 33 1228 1279 COULTER Charles L. 4 m w NJ 806 34 1228 1279 COULTER Olivia J. 2 f w NJ 806 35 1228 1279 COULTER Martha 1 f w NJ 806 36 1229 1280 THOMPSON Thomas 33 m w blacksmith NJ 806 37 1229 1280 THOMPSON Rachel A. 30 f w NJ 806 38 1229 1280 NAYLOR Kate 9 f w NJ 806 39 1229 1280 NAYLOR Elizabeth 7 f w NJ 806 40 1229 1280 NAYLOR Frank 5 m w NJ

Happy Thanksgiving to ya'll.................. Does anyone know of Hannah G. Justice, b. Jan 1824 (this according to the 1900 Logan Twp. Census)? Hannah married James Helms (b. Aug 1818) on 13 Mar 1845 at Bethesda Methodist Church in Swedesboro. I have 5 children listed for James and Hannah: 1) Mary Elizabeth, b. 1846 2) Hanse, b. Mar 1849; married Emily G. Thompson 3) William, b. 1852 4) Emma, b. 5 Dec 1854 5) John H., b. 2 Aug 1861; married Elizabeth Featherer I am kin to the Justice family from that area, but I haven't been able to find out Hannah's parents. Can anyone help? Barbara in Wilmington, NC

BURLINGTON CO. NJ, 1 August 1860, PO Bordentown, Bordentown Borough, 805 805 1 1213 1266 LOUDIN Oberlin 28 m w machinist Pa 805 2 1213 1266 LOUDIN Eliza 22 f w England 805 3 1213 1266 LOUDIN George W. 5 m w Pa 805 4 1213 1266 LOUDIN Louisa 1 f w NJ 805 5 1214 1267 BIGGIS Joseph 36 m w Catholic minister Italy 805 6 1214 1267 ROYAL Ellen 25 f w Ireland 805 7 1215 1268 WHITE Samuel 60 m w coach builder NJ 805 8 1215 1268 WHITE Mary 54 f w NJ 805 9 1215 1268 RYAN Mary 20 f w Ireland 805 10 1216 1269 MATHIS William 31 m w fireman NJ 805 11 1216 1269 MATHIS Mary 23 f w NJ 805 12 1216 1269 MATHIS Thomas 6 m w NJ 805 13 1216 1269 MATHIS John J. 4 m w NJ 805 14 1216 1269 MATHIS Edward 1 m w NJ 805 15 1216 1269 REYNOLDS Aaron 26 m w fireman NJ 805 16 1216 1269 MILES Joshua 21 m w fireman NJ 805 17 1217 1270 HILICK Lewis 36 m w blacksmith Germany 805 18 1217 1270 HILICK Mary 32 f w NJ 805 19 1217 1270 HILICK Lavinia 18 f w NJ 805 20 1217 1270 HILICK Caroline 16 f w NJ 805 21 1217 1270 HILICK Lewis 5 m w NJ 805 22 1217 1270 HILICK William 10 m w NJ 805 23 1217 1270 HILICK Maria 12 f w NJ 805 24 1217 1270 HILICK Mary F. 8 f w NJ 805 25 1217 1270 HILICK Common 1 m w NJ 805 26 1218 1271 BENDER David L. 40 m w cordwinder Pa 805 27 1218 1271 BENDER Ann 33 f w Pa 805 28 1218 1271 BENDER Emma 10 f w Pa 805 29 1218 1271 BENDER Elizabeth 8 f w Pa 805 30 1218 1271 BENDER Sophia 4 f w Pa 805 31 1218 1271 BENDER Kate 6/12 f w Pa 805 32 1219 1272 UPDIKE Alexander 26 m w waterman NJ 805 33 1219 1272 UPDIKE Effe 22 f w NJ 805 34 1219 1272 UPDIKE Fannie 6/12 f w NJ 805 35 1220 1273 KEENAN Patrick 22 m w laborer Ireland 805 36 1220 1273 KEENAN Jane 19 f w Ireland 805 37 1220 1273 KEENAN John L. 6/12 m w NJ 805 38 1220 1273 WILSON Sarah 37 f w tailoress NJ 805 39 1220 1273 WILSON Anne 17 f w dressmaker Pa 805 40 1220 1273 WILSON Charles 11 m w NJ

BURLINGTON CO. NJ, 1 August 1860, PO Bordentown, Bordentown Borough, 804 804 1 1207 1260 ROBERTS Robert 33 m w carpenter Pa 804 2 1207 1260 ROBERTS Amanda 32 f w NJ 804 3 1207 1260 ROBERTS Sarah S. 11 f w NJ 804 4 1207 1260 ROBERTS George T. 8 m w NJ 804 5 1207 1260 ROBERTS Mary E. 6 f w NJ 804 6 1207 1260 ROBERTS Robert W. 4 m w NJ 804 7 1207 1260 TAYLOR Mary A. 17 f w Pa 804 8 1207 1260 BURNS Elizabeth 85 f w NJ 804 9 1208 1261 WAUGH Samuel B. 45 m w artist Pa 804 10 1208 1261 WAUGH Sarah 39 f w Maryland 804 11 1208 1261 WAUGH Amy 17 f w Pa 804 12 1208 1261 WAUGH Ida 14 f w Pa 804 13 1208 1261 WAUGH Noble 7 m w NJ 804 14 1208 1261 WAUGH Jemig 2 m w NJ 804 15 1208 1261 MADDEN Mary 14 f w Ireland 804 16 1208 1261 MANCHA Bridget 22 f w Ireland 804 17 1209 1262 LACY Israel 57 m w waterman NJ 804 18 1209 1262 LACY Sarah 57 f w NJ 804 19 1209 1262 LACY Robert 24 m w mason NJ 804 20 1209 1262 LACY George 22 m w NJ 804 21 1209 1262 QUIGLEY Mary 84 f w NJ 804 22 1210 1263 MCGUIRE James 55 m w engineer NY 804 23 1210 1263 MCGUIRE Jane 28 f w England 804 24 1210 1263 MCGUIRE Ella 7 f w NJ 804 25 1210 1263 MCGUIRE Laura 3 f w NJ 804 26 1210 1263 MCGUIRE Mary A. 8/12 f w NJ 804 27 1211 1264 DEROE John 46 m w waterman Pa 804 28 1211 1264 DEROE Susan 40 f w NJ 804 29 1211 1264 DEROE David 15 m w NJ 804 30 1211 1264 DEROE Clara 9 f w NJ 804 31 1211 1264 HANKINS Susan 78 f w Pa 804 32 1212 1265 WILSON Richard C. 56 m w ship carpenter NJ 804 33 1212 1265 WILSON Sarah 46 f w tailoress NJ 804 34 1212 1265 WILSON William 22 m w ship carpenter Pa 804 35 1212 1265 WILSON Alexander 19 m w ship carpenter Pa 804 36 1212 1265 WILSON Susan 11 f w NJ 804 37 1212 1265 WILSON Robert 9 m w NJ 804 38 1212 1265 WILSON Richard 7 m w NJ 804 39 1212 1265 EMLY Ann 70 f w NJ 804 40 1212 1265 HOLMAN Martha 9 f w NJ

Hi Everyone - First off, Happy Thanksgiving to all! I hope many of you are enjoying it with family, as I am for the first time in 7 years! Anyway, onto genealogy. I threw out a question earlier in the week, which I already knew the answer to, just wanted to see who else knew. I asked if anyone knew where Charles E. Sheppard, the historian was buried. Well, here's the answer. Overlook Cemetery in Bridgeton, NJ. If you go to the Moseleum, face it, and then go to your left, his is either the second or the third tombstone from the Moseleum. It's right off the road there. Anyway, as so many of us with history in Sounthern New Jersey use his papers, I took a picture of it and will have it developed upon my return to California this weekend. Also, with regard to his papers, at the Vineland Historical Society, they are slowly transcribing them, if you were unaware, for easier reading, many are done, however, the Sheppard Line has yet to be started. I uncovered something at the VHS (so odd, that's the High School initials as well :-) ), they have many cemetery books there which were done by hand by a Charles Baker back in the 1940's or so, well worth a look. Anyway, apparently, Charles, at one time had transcribed as much of the "Sheppard's Mill" Cemetery as was possible, this is also the cemetery of the First Baptist Church of Cohansey, before it moved to Roadstown Road in the 1800's. Anyway, good news, I copied the pages and will also be posting them upon my return to California. I would also like to submit them to the cemetery and internment sites, anyone care to help me by telling me how to go about that? If I get the chance to get back there before I leave, I'll grab a few more, I didn't have enough cash on hand for more, and they don't take checks or check cards! Anyway, that's all for today. Hope everyone has a safe and joyous Thanksgiving. Take care - Deb _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp

BURLINGTON CO. NJ, 1 August 1860, PO Bordentown, Bordentown Borough, 803 803 1 1200 1252 ALLEN Joseph W. 47 m w civil engineer Pa 803 2 1200 1252 ALLEN Sarah B. 45 f w NJ 803 3 1200 1252 ALLEN Bertha 25 f w NJ 803 4 1200 1252 ALLEN Joseph W., Jr. 17 m w NJ 803 5 1200 1252 ALLEN William F. 14 m w NJ 803 6 1200 1252 ALLEN Edwin S. 6/12 m w NJ 803 7 1200 1252 NORCROSS Isabella 70 f w Nova Scotia 803 8 1200 1252 DOIL Eliza 21 f w Ireland 803 9 1200 1252 KNOX Eliza 21 f w Ireland 803 10 1201 1253 SHREVE William A. 40 m w brickmaker NJ 803 11 1201 1253 SHREVE Mary A. 36 f w NJ 803 12 1201 1253 SHREVE William T. 14 m w NJ 803 13 1201 1253 SHREVE Alfred H. 12 m w NJ 803 14 1201 1253 TIEL Emeline 26 f w NJ 803 15 1201 1253 SMITH Catharine 21 f w NJ 803 16 1201 1253 NUTT Mary J. 14 f w NJ 803 17 1202 1254 BURNS Charles D. 36 m w clerk NJ 803 18 1202 1254 BURNS Sophia M. 29 f w NJ 803 19 1202 1254 BURNS Mary 8 f w NJ 803 20 1202 1254 BURNS Albert L. 3 m w NJ 803 21 1203 1255 PROCTOR William J. 26 m w confectioner Pa 803 22 1203 1255 PROCTOR Matilda 23 f w Pa 803 23 1203 1255 PROCTOR William 3 m w Pa 803 24 1203 1255 PROCTOR John 1 m w NJ 803 25 1256 BENDER Conrad 30 m w baker Germany 803 26 1256 BENDER Anna 30 f w Pa 803 27 1204 1257 ADAMS Joseph 52 m w blacksmith NJ 803 28 1204 1257 ADAMS Rebecca 53 f w NJ 803 29 1204 1257 ADAMS James 20 m w butcher NJ 803 30 1204 1257 ADAMS Joseph 9 m w NJ 803 31 1205 1258 TONENCE John 23 m w moulder Scotland 803 32 1205 1258 TONENCE Martha 22 f w Sweden 803 33 1205 1258 TONENCE James 4 m w England 803 34 1205 1258 TONENCE Mary 2 f w NJ 803 35 1206 1259 SHINN Job 37 m w carpenter NJ 803 36 1206 1259 SHINN Mary A. 35 f w NJ 803 37 1206 1259 SHINN Rebecca A. 16 f w NJ 803 38 1206 1259 SHINN Cornelia 13 f w NJ 803 39 1206 1259 SHINN Howard 11 m w NJ 803 40 1206 1259 SHINN Ella 7 f w NJ