Could someone tell me in which city the "Courier Post" was published in the early 1960s? Carol

Vince, I did a white pages search for Woodbury,NJ and found 7 Fitzgeralds living there, though none for Emerson Street. That, of course, means nothing because the house could have been torn down years ago or the family moved on. There is one David Fitzgerald living on Ford St.---perhaps a descendent of the 1900 Census David, age 2. Try the Glou.Co. Historic Society Library listed in NJ Rootsweb sit. They have a treasure trove of data for much of southern NJ. Joan in NJ

Here is some data, new to me just minutes ago! Can anyone find this address, and data or new data? Woodbury, Gloucester county, NJ census (122 Emerson Street) Name Age Wilson Fitzgerald 39 Amanda 39 Fannie 18 Wilson 15 Elwood 13 John 10 Amanda 7 Archibald 5 David 2 All were born in NJ except the mother who was born in MD. Thanks, Vince

Hi Eileen, Came across your Stiles requests and wondered if you were aware of the Stiles Family Association? They have "tons" of Stiles data, and would be happy to provide info. Thelma is not online so you will have to write her: Thelma Stiles Malecek Coordinating Historian, Stiles Family 539 Arlene Drive Wood Dale IL 60191 Tell her Bob Parks Refered you, Thanks Bob > > Subject: [NJGLOUCE] STILES/CONWAY > Date: Fri, 21 Jan 2000 07:47:06 EST > From: [email protected] > To: [email protected] > > Harry (Henry) R. (Reed) STILES born January 1871 in Washington, D.C.;died > July 10, 1946 in Mantua Hts,NJ. He was the son of John STILES and Sarah > (Reed?). He married Catherine E. CONWAY in 1907. Catherine was born June 7, > 1882 NJ; died June 23, 1934 in Mantua Hts, NJ. Child of Harry and Catherine : > George Henry STILES born May 21, 1909 in Mantua Hts, NJ. > Seeking marriage info on Harry and Catherine, ANY info on Catherine (she was > possibly born in Camden). Also birthplace of Washington, D.C. is questionable. > Eileen > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > > George Henry STILES owned a boat yard in Mantu Hts, NJ. It was on the creek > until the flood 194?, then was moved up the hill to Linden Ave. I'd be > interested in any stories or relationships concerning the business. He used > to put plaques on the boats he built to identify his workmanship. Would like > to find one of those plaques. > Eileen > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > I'm not stuck, I'm ancestrally challenged! > ADAMS, CAMERON, COGAN, COLHOWER, CONWAY, COZENS, CUSTANCE, DANAKER, DARE, > DELAFOSSE, DeVAULT, FITZPATRICK, GARDINER, HARTMAN, HILLS, KENDALL, KIRBY, > LEAVER, LINDSAY, LIPPINCOTT, MOORE, MOOSE, NOTTINGHAM, PLATT, ROLL, STILES, > WARWICK, WELDON, WILEY, WILLIAMSON, WILLS -- <<<>>> <<<>>> <<<>>> <<<>>> <<<>>> <<<>>> In the Endless Mountains of Pennsylvania <<<>>> <<<>>> <<<>>> <<<>>> <<<>>> <<<>>>

St. John's Episcopal Church 1704 Old Black Horse Pike Chews Landing, NJ (856)228-0459

Thank you, Joan I'll write the chuch for their history and also see if they have early marriage and baptism records. Linda -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Cc: [email protected] <[email protected]>; [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Tuesday, January 25, 2000 6:48 AM >Linda, >There is a Chew's Episc. Church about a mile down the road from Chew's Meth. >Church and Cemetery in Glendora. I don't live nearby but a kind volunteer >looked in both places for me last year <snip>

Hi all, I am one of your silent members. I would appreciate guidance in finding 2 old obituaries or death notices from Camden. The first is for 14 December 1897 Frank Seif(f)ert(h) and the second for February 1905 Hattie Seif(f)ert(h). Both were buried at Greenmont Cemetery in Philadelphia but were most likely living in the Camden area at the time of their deaths. As I am out of state, I need to know records I can access accordingly. Thank you for any guidance on this. This is my first venture 'across the river' for my research. Georgeanne In Georgia

Linda, There is a Chew's Episc. Church about a mile down the road from Chew's Meth. Church and Cemetery in Glendora. I don't live nearby but a kind volunteer looked in both places for me last year and helped find a few ancestors buried at the Meth. church cemetery. Try information for a phone number. Joan in NJ

Chews Landing was and is in Gloucester County. Don't know about the church. There is a Chews Methodist Church in nearby Glendora. On Mon, 24 Jan 2000 21:06:38 -0800 "Linda McDowell" <[email protected]> writes: > Hi from CA. > > Does Chew's Landing Episcopal Church still exist? Is/was it in > Gloucester > Co.? My ancestors were in Salem and Gloucester Counties. > > > Thanks for your help, > > Linda McDowell > [email protected] > > Diane http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Cabin/9747/index.html

Can anyone tell me where microfilm for old Gloucester newspapers would be kept. I am trying to find the story of my greataunt Rose Berckman, who was murdered about 1915. She owned a hotel in Gloucester and a man murdered her in her hotel by cutting her throat. I have two cousins living who remember the story but, are fuzzy on the date. One cousin was a little boy when it happened and he can remember the ruckus it caused. The other cousin is the last living child of a slightly younger great aunt and she remembers her mother talking about it. Any help in this area would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, in advance, for your help. Kath Wintersburg, Arizona [email protected]

Hi from CA. Does Chew's Landing Episcopal Church still exist? Is/was it in Gloucester Co.? My ancestors were in Salem and Gloucester Counties. Thanks for your help, Linda McDowell [email protected]

In a message dated 1/18/2000 5:50:55 AM Eastern Standard Time, [email protected] writes: << Garret Vanneman. David's son, John, married Mary L. (called Polly) Veneman of the Swedesboro area. They had 10 children. >> Garret Vanneman was my 6th great grandfather Mary married John Steelman issue was Alice who m. A. Dilkes issue Sarah m. Merrial Turner Jr. I am a Turner I have much info on both Vanaman and Steelman. What are you looking for? Barbara in Mass

My previous message should have read: "Philander's wife was Pricilla BASSETT" Chuck Counceller Connersville, IN

I"m just fishing here; Mary GRAY 1797-1871, resided in Salem county 1820-1850s, married Thomas COUNSELLOR Jr, but had son by previous marriage/encounter named Philander. Philander named one of his sons, Joshua Lacey GRAY. Philander's mother was Priscilla BASSETT. Realizing middle names are sometimes mother's maiden name, would any of you LACEY researchers have any info on a possible Mary LACEY marrying a GRAY ? Thanks, Chuck Counceller Connersville, IN

Hello Listees... I have 2 pictures...one is of Albert Naabe and the other is of Esther Naabe...anyone researching this family name? Would you be interested in these pictures? please e-mail me... I am related to the Rennebaum's of Williamstown, NJ... I am looking for info on an Arabella Rennebaum who is listed as a member of the Williamstown Presbyterian Church... Also trying to find info on the second marriage of Henry Ernest Rennebaum...it has been told he married a woman who had small children.. any info on these query's will be greatly appreciated....thank you Mill Ryan ~ [email protected]

George Henry STILES owned a boat yard in Mantu Hts, NJ. It was on the creek until the flood 194?, then was moved up the hill to Linden Ave. I'd be interested in any stories or relationships concerning the business. He used to put plaques on the boats he built to identify his workmanship. Would like to find one of those plaques. Eileen ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I'm not stuck, I'm ancestrally challenged! ADAMS, CAMERON, COGAN, COLHOWER, CONWAY, COZENS, CUSTANCE, DANAKER, DARE, DELAFOSSE, DeVAULT, FITZPATRICK, GARDINER, HARTMAN, HILLS, KENDALL, KIRBY, LEAVER, LINDSAY, LIPPINCOTT, MOORE, MOOSE, NOTTINGHAM, PLATT, ROLL, STILES, WARWICK, WELDON, WILEY, WILLIAMSON, WILLS

Harry (Henry) R. (Reed) STILES born January 1871 in Washington, D.C.;died July 10, 1946 in Mantua Hts,NJ. He was the son of John STILES and Sarah (Reed?). He married Catherine E. CONWAY in 1907. Catherine was born June 7, 1882 NJ; died June 23, 1934 in Mantua Hts, NJ. Child of Harry and Catherine : George Henry STILES born May 21, 1909 in Mantua Hts, NJ. Seeking marriage info on Harry and Catherine, ANY info on Catherine (she was possibly born in Camden). Also birthplace of Washington, D.C. is questionable. Eileen ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I'm not stuck, I'm ancestrally challenged! ADAMS, CAMERON, COGAN, COLHOWER, CONWAY, COZENS, CUSTANCE, DANAKER, DARE, DELAFOSSE, DeVAULT, FITZPATRICK, GARDINER, HARTMAN, HILLS, KENDALL, KIRBY, LEAVER, LINDSAY, LIPPINCOTT, MOORE, MOOSE, NOTTINGHAM, PLATT, ROLL, STILES, WARWICK, WELDON, WILEY, WILLIAMSON, WILLS

It must be the server. It pops right up for me, also. Now stupid question, is the Moravian Church in any way connected to the Dutch Reform Church? Elizabeth in Texas [email protected] http://www.dhc.net/~design/gedcom/periman.htm ----- Original Message ----- From: Erika Cowan <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, January 18, 2000 2:43 PM Subject: [NJGLOUCE] Re: [NJBurlin] Re: NJBURLIN-D Digest V00 #13 > I don't know what your problem could be. It pops right up for me - but then > computers have some strange quirks occasionally. > Try clicking on it again: > http://www.rootsweb.com/~njglouce/gchs/ > > Erika > > [email protected] wrote: > > > For some reason, I continue to not be able to access GCHS thru the Rootsweb > > address. Problems? Joan >

I don't know what your problem could be. It pops right up for me - but then computers have some strange quirks occasionally. Try clicking on it again: http://www.rootsweb.com/~njglouce/gchs/ Erika [email protected] wrote: > For some reason, I continue to not be able to access GCHS thru the Rootsweb > address. Problems? Joan

Is there a corresponding URL for records of NJ members of FAM? -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Monday, January 17, 2000 9:17 PM Subject: Re: [PHILLY-ROOTS-L] Knights of Malta - who were they? According to the World Book Encyclopedia's article on Masonry/Freemasonry (Free and Accepted Masons; Masons), there are 2 branches of advanced Masonry: the Scottish Rite and the York Rite. The 3 highest degrees of the York Rite are called Knight of the Red Cross, Knight of Malta, and Knight Templar. For records of former members of PA Lodges, see contacts at <A HREF="http://www.pagrandlodge.org/home.html">Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania of Free & Accepted …</A> (http://www.pagrandlodge.org/home.html) Lani In a message dated 1/17/00 9:08:04 PM, [email protected] writes: << Has anyone else done any research on this group? Are there any records available?>>