I have death certifictes for ancestors that say they were buried "in Clarksboro." The Clarksboro Methodist cemetery has no record of them.The dates are late 1800's and early 1900's/ They are not in Eglington cemetery, either. What other cemeteries are in Clarksboro? Looking for burial site of Stephen C. Kille and wife, Sarah, and his parents, Isaac and Elizabeth Kille. [email protected] Hudson, OH

Searching for information on Eleanor Lyle who graduated from Gloucester HS 1930-31. Guidance to this lady or to High School information would be appreciated. Please respond to [email protected] or [email protected] or to me. Thank you. Marj in NC

I am trying to reach STETZERS in Germany to help trace my ancestry. I can not read the online German phone book and don't know how to search for any possible e-mail addresses without knowing specific towns. Can anyone help me? thank you Dan Stetser Stetser/Dopson lines

Looking for ancestors of Catherine Featherer Saylor, married Stephen D. Kille, 11-7-1832. Any help appreciated.

Hello Everyone, I am helping a neighbor with research on her husband's lines. I am interested in info on this family Foster SAYRES/SAYERS who shows up in Gloucester Co. census records in 1840. In 1830 he was in Salem Co. He was married to Margaret, I do not know her maiden name. Margaret was born abt. 1803 in NJ . By 1850, Foster is dead and Margaret is living with her daughter Lydia. Lydia SAYRES was born abt. Sept 1830 and by 1850 was married to William ZANE and had two boys-Foster b. abt 1848 and George 1849. In 1862 Lydia had a son Oliver Woodeth ZANE. Any information on the SAYRES/SAYERS family is appreciated. One source I have says Foster was born in NJ, another says Germany! Thank you. Kathy Karn

Hi All, When looking through the Mar/Apr 1999 edition of Family Chronicle magazine I saw this website that you may find interesting. It was the Editor's Pick and I found it to be a great site myself. It's called Cemetery Junction. http://www.daddezio.com/cemetery It currently has "more than 11,000 listings which are broken down by state and then listed alphabetically by the name of the cemetery. Cemeteries are also identified by their county and zip code." Other stuff: tombstone articles, obituaries, wills, family research, local societies, related sites, etc.

Our library has the burials and lot owners index for Lake Park Cemetery which was compiled in 1979. Barbara Price Assistant Librarian, Gloucester County Historical Society

I had a request for more information from one of the list members, [email protected] My message came back as undeliverable. Hope it is not a problem my trying to get a message to him through the list. Hello Jerry, I have Laura Bell Thomas b. March 21, 1858 in Clarksboro, NJ, m. Isaac Hurff Davidson Dec. 25, 1877. Had Laura Bell 1878, Isaac Hurff 1880, Carrie Strickland 1888. As for the Lippincotts all I have is Nathan Wilkinson married Ann Lippincott Featherer Feb. 8, 1848. They had George Featherer Wilkinson 1850, Amanda Casperson Wilkinson 1852, John Wesley Featherer 1865. I hope these are some of the names you have. Nancy Wilkinson

If you go to the Gloucester County page of NJGenWeb http://www.rootsweb.com/~njglouce/ you will find a listing of cemeteries which includes Lake Park. They don't have a street address, I guess it is because they are so big that the Swedesboro P.O. just knows where to take the mail. >Would anyone have the address and phone number of the Lake Park Cemetery in >Swedesboro? Is it a large one with an office that might have records on the >site? Any info about this would be welcome? Have headstones been transcribed? >[email protected] Hudson, OH

Is anyone working on the Wainwright family ? I'm interested in a Hannah Wainwright who marrried George Ward, November 16, 1697. She is described as of Woodbury Creek and only a Susannah Wainwright shows up on the certificate, I interested in Hannah's parents. Jim Please, someone, copy and paste this to Gloucester...Request of Vince Summers Here is the will of David Wainwright, in abstract form from the N.J. Archives, Volume XXII, Wills 1610-1730... 1719-20 Feb. 4. Wainwright, David, of Gloucester Township, yeoman; will of. Wife Charity sole heiress and executrix of real and personal estate, which is to go to cousin Samuel Wainwright after her death; legacy to Joye Roilings. Witnesses--Richard Chew, William Warner, Ralph Sandiford. proved October 27, 1720. Lib. 2, p.149 1719-20 March 1. Inventory of the personal estate, L156.3-; made by John Roe and Richard Chew. Vince

Here is the will of David Wainwright, in abstract form from the NJ Archives, Volume XXII, Wills 1610-1730... 1719-20 Feb. 4. Wainwright, David, of Gloucester Township, yeoman; will of. Wife Charity sole heiress and executrix of real and personal estate, which is to go to cousin Samuel Wainwright after her death; legacy to Joye Roilings. Witnesses--Richard Chew, William Warner, Ralph Sandiford. proved October 27, 1720. Lib. 2, p.149 1719-20 March 1. Inventory of the personal estate, L156.3-; made by John Roe and Richard Chew. Vince ----------------------- Headers -------------------------------- Return-Path: <[email protected]> Received: from rly-yb02.mx.aol.com (rly-yb02.mail.aol.com [172.18.146.2]) by air-yb03.mail.aol.com (v60.25) with ESMTP; Mon, 16 Aug 1999 23:57:32 -0400 Received: from bl-14.rootsweb.com (bl-14.rootsweb.com [204.212.38.30]) by rly-yb02.mx.aol.com (v60.25) with ESMTP; Mon, 16 Aug 1999 23:57:18 -0400 Received: (from [email protected]) by bl-14.rootsweb.com (8.9.3/8.9.3) id UAA20010;

Hi Folks, Many subscribers seem to send E-mails concerning addresses and telephone numbers for cemeteries. This is a good site: http://www.gac.edu/~kengelha/usframe.html I found it through http://www.cyndislist.com/ Hope this helps some of you. The site also depends on feedback from users. If you have additional addresses and telephone numbers, help them grow. I'm not connected with the site. John Cresseveur - Kentucky

Maisie.... The phone # is 609-467-5667 (the area code is different now, but I think 609 still works)......It is the largest cemetery in Swedesboro, that I know of......but I'm not sure about records. Who are you interested in? Most of my kin is buried there. Barbara in NC

Would anyone have the address and phone number of the Lake Park Cemetery in Swedesboro? Is it a large one with an office that might have records on the site? Any info about this would be welcome? Have headstones been transcribed? [email protected] Hudson, OH

Our son and I are trying to research my husband's family. I have some names and dates but am anxious to find much more. They were from Clarksboro, Mickleton, Swedesboro, Mt. Royal area. My father-in-law died in 1989. He had no contact with any family members at that time. His name was William Merrill Wilkinson b. 1908. I have some of his things, including his parents wills, pictures with names on the back. Some I can figure into our family, others I cannot. Some of the names are, Davidson, String, Featherer, Bell, Thomas, Strickland,Doerrman, Ralston, Lippincott, Eastlack. I would be very happy to hear from anyone that can give me information or advise on our search. Nancy Wilkinson

I am trying to trace the ancestors of my Great-great-great-grandmother, Annie V. KIRBY. So far, I have the information listed below. Thanks in advance for any assistance! Sincerely, Barry Hummel, Jr. Glendale, CA Researching: GARRISON, HUMMEL, JOHNSON, KIRBY, LAYTON, MATLACK, MICKEL, PINE, SLOAN, WEST, WHITAKER, Ancestors of Annie V. Kirby Generation No. 1 1. Annie V. KIRBY, born September 28, 1843 in Woodstown, NJ; died January 29, 1929 in Vineland, NJ. She was the daughter of 2. Joseph KIRBY and 3. Mary ROBBINS. She married (1) Edmund L. MATLACK December 20, 1863 in Salem County, NJ. He was born February 24, 1840 in Pilesgrove Twp., NJ, and died March 15, 1916 in Roadstown, NJ. He was the son of Joseph MATLACK and Amy LAYTON. Generation No. 2 2. Joseph KIRBY, born Abt. 1813 in NJ; died May 11, 1875 in Salem, Co., NJ. He married 3. Mary ROBBINS. 3. Mary ROBBINS, born Abt. 1816 in NJ; died May 06, 1885 in Salem, Co., NJ. Child of Joseph KIRBY and Mary ROBBINS is: 1 i. Annie V. KIRBY, born September 28, 1843 in Woodstown, NJ; died January 29, 1929 in Vineland, NJ; married Edmund L. MATLACK December 20, 1863 in Salem County, NJ.

Saw this posting and thought I would pass this along, there is a listing for Camden and Gloucester Counties, but not for Burlington County at this time. Cemetery-Photo Volunteer Home Page <http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Pines/2318/> Here is New Jersey Page: <http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Pines/2318/USA/nj.html> Carol Holt

If Samuel Dunn can't be found, maybe Mary Blackman? I have her cemetery records. It states she was born in New Jersey, January 11, 1822. She died in Wichita, Kansas, April 6, 1916, and is buried in Maple Grove Cemetery. She was married to Samuel L. Dunn who was born in Ohio. Is there a record of a Reverend John Collins born about 1769-1770? He was a Methodist minister. He married Sarah Blackman. I haven't found if she was related to Mary Blackman or not. Thanks. Mary Grabanski

Sorry to post this to the list, but I don't have the listowner's address. I have posted to several lists lately at Rootsweb only to find I'm "not a subscriber." I have been receiving e-mail from the lists just fine. Christi Calvert Brogan, Dunn listowner, solved my dilemma. Here is what she wrote: "...what I suspect has happened in your case is this. The mail you sent me came from this address: [email protected] and I have two addresses now subscribed "to" the list, one identical to that one and then this one as well: [email protected] which just means that your provider has changed their mail setup and didn't let you know. I can remove the "other" address ([email protected]) and you should be all set. If I leave it on however, you will get duplicates of all the emails to the list. You may want to think about any other lists you are on and have them check for the second address as well so that you don't get duplicates." Could you please check to see if this has happened on your list? Polar did NOT notify me of the change, but they have been overhauling their system. Sorry for the inconvenience. Mary Grabanski

I have found internet family trees linking my line of Dunns to Piscataway, Middlesex County, NJ. However, personal family info says my Dunns came from Gloucester County, and were there "early". They migrated to Ohio in the early 1800's. The last Dunn I have who was born in New Jersey (no city or county given) was Samuel Dunn, born December 10, 1768, and died in Hamilton County, OH, April 18, 1817. He married Elizabeth Pryor Willis. Can someone look up a birth or marriage record for Samuel? Is there anything like a census I can check to find Dunns in the Gloucester area at that time? Thanks. Mary Grabanski