The 1900 Woodbury (Gloucester Co) Census for Wilson Jr FITZGERALD has some details hard to read in the hand of the enumerator! I have some bits that you may be able to help with on this one. I think the individual words could stump, but the *pattern* will reveal something. Let me know what you think... Three street names are given on that page from the census - the scan. They appear something like the words below, and doubtless refer to 3 nearby streets. The words may not be correct, but you may be able to tell me what they really say by looking at the combination, and visualizing actual streets in your mind... Maribu, Mantua, or something like that Ave Emory, Envanser, or something like that St Morris (no abbreviation ave or st or anything listed) The middle name is the name of the street Wilson is listed on. The occupations: Wilson Jr Laborer Piano something (mover or worker or something?) He died of a heart attack on a public bus. Wilson (son) Moulder iron (what was this? someone who casts iron?) Elwood (son) Snapper Glass (Is this one who cut and snapped glass? Or does it mean something else?) Thanks, Vince Summers If you wish a small gif file of the words, let me know. I can attach them, and they are of fairly large print size, so it is not due to being a tiny image that makes it hard to read.

I have found some old pictures that I am willing to share with anyone who is interested in the family. They are very small, mounted on a very heavy paper, almost cardboard. The picture itself is only 1 1/4 X 1 1/2 inches. They are faded, but I have scanned the ones that are family members and they are very viewable. The list below is how they've been identified by my grandmother who was born in 1886. I imagine they were of young people of her generation in the Sharptown, Woodstown, Auburn, and Swedesboro areas. 1 Mabel Oaks and Lizzie Philips 2. Sallie Colson Age 13 3 Helen Oakes Age 12 4 Bertie Isler (or Asler) 5. Elmer S. 6 Alberta O. 205 lbs (I believe this would be Alberta Oliphant 7 Sara Steward Age 16 8 Mary Sharp 9 Amy Horner 10 Clara Layton Webber 11 Amy H. Slape (I know she later married Frank Malachi Layton) 12 Charles Jackson (born about 1843)

BURLINGTON CO. NJ 21 July 1860, PO Rancocas, Willingboro Twp. p. 944 944 1 483 500 WELLS James 55 m w cordwainer NJ 944 2 483 500 WELLS Alice 42 f w NY 944 3 483 500 WELLS John 17 m w Pa 944 4 483 500 WELLS Chas. 16 m w Pa 944 5 483 500 WELLS Francis 14 F W Pa 944 6 483 500 WELLS Maria 13 f w Pa 944 7 483 500 WELLS Thomas 7 m w Pa 944 8 483 500 WELLS William 4 m w Pa 944 9 484 501 WITCRAFT Theodore 40 m w blacksmith NJ 944 10 484 501 WITCRAFT Martha 36 f w NJ 944 11 484 501 WITCRAFT John G. 7 m w NJ 944 12 484 501 WITCRAFT Emma G. 3 f w NJ 944 13 485 502 WOOLMAN Edwin S. 34 m w tailor NJ 944 14 485 502 WOOLMAN Caroline 31 f w NJ 944 15 485 502 WOOLMAN Edwin S. 11 m w NJ 944 16 485 502 WOOLMAN Benjamin D. 9 m w NJ 944 17 485 502 WOOLMAN Lizzie A. 5 f w NJ 944 18 485 502 ALLOWAYS William 18 m w app. tailor NJ 944 19 486 503 WOOLSTON Abigal L. 64 f w NJ 944 20 486 503 HILTON Abigal W. 17 f w NJ 944 21 486 503 LACORUSE Mary 65 f w NJ 944 22 487 944 23 488 504 PALMER John 35 m b farm labor NJ 944 24 488 504 HOOPER Rachel 45 f b Maryland 944 25 489 505 LUNDAY Richard 60 m w farmer NJ 944 26 489 505 LUNDAY Mary 50 f w NJ 944 27 489 505 LUNDAY Edith M. 22 f w NJ 944 28 489 505 LUNDAY Joseph 19 m w farmer NJ 944 29 489 505 LUNDAY Charles 12 m w NJ 944 30 489 505 BARNES James 14 m b Pa 944 31 489 505 DAVIS Mary 11 f w NJ 944 32 489 505 BRACELY Bridget 28 f w Ireland 944 33 489 505 BRACELY Bridget 3 f w NJ 944 34 490 506 STOKES Israel 33 m w farmer NJ 944 35 490 506 STOKES Caroline 31 f w Pa 944 36 490 506 STOKES Anna 10 f w NJ 944 37 490 506 STOKES Eliza 8 f w NJ 944 38 490 506 STOKES James 5 m w NJ 944 39 490 506 CARSON Sarah 23 f w NJ 944 40 490 506 CARSON Alfred 8/12 m w NJ 945 1 491 507 KEUVAN Patrick 30 m w farm labor Ireland 945 2 491 507 KEUVAN Alice 30 f w IReland 945 3 491 507 KEUVAN Julia 4 f w NJ 945 4 491 507 KEUVAN Thoms. 2 m w NJ 945 5 491 507 KEUVAN JOhn 6/12 m w NJ The end of Willingboro Twp....up next: Cinnamonson

BURLINGTON CO. NJ 20 July 1860, PO Rancocas, Willingboro Twp. p. 943 943 1 475 491 SEVERS Abraham 47 m w wheelwright NJ 943 2 475 491 SEVERS Ann 42 f w NJ 943 3 475 491 ELBERSON George 22 m w wheelwright NJ 943 4 476 492 WOOLMAN Patience M. 41 f w NJ 943 5 476 492 WOOLMAN Rebecca D. 23 m? w NJ 943 6 477 493 BUSBY Hudson 83 m w retired NJ 943 7 477 493 BUSBY Edith 50 f w NJ 943 8 477 493 TAYLOR Martha B. 48 m? w NJ 943 9 477 493 TAYLOR Hudson B. 14 m w NJ 943 10 494 HARRIS Stokes 42 m w storekeeper NJ 943 11 494 HARRIS Rebecca S. 37 f w NJ 943 12 494 HARRIS Hannah M. 16 f w NJ 943 13 494 HARRIS Joseph 13 m w NJ 943 14 494 HARRIS Rachel W. 1 f w NJ 943 15 478 495 BUSBY Tabitha 45 f w NJ 943 16 478 495 DEACON Elizabeth 48 f w NJ 943 17 479 496 DONALDSON Mary 49 f w NJ 943 18 479 496 DONALDSON Virginia 29 f w Virginia 943 19 479 496 DONALDSON George T. 27 m w farmer Md 943 20 479 496 DONALDSON Mary A. 26 f w Md. 943 21 479 496 DONALDSON Martha 24 f w Pa 943 22 479 496 DONALDSON Isabella L. 19 f w Pa 943 23 479 496 DONALDSON Edward K. 17 m w Pa 943 24 479 496 DONALDSON William T. 15 m w Pa 943 25 479 496 JOHNS Augusta 19 f w domestic Md 943 26 480 497 BARAYANN James 30 m w brick maker Pa 943 27 480 497 BARAYANN Hannah 22 f w NJ 943 28 480 497 BARAYANN Amanda 3 f w NJ 943 29 480 497 BARAYANN Elsworth 2 m w NJ 943 30 481 498 POWELL Wilkins R. 29 m w miller NJ 943 31 481 498 POWELL Sally A. 29 f w NJ 943 32 481 498 POWELL Sally G. 6 f w NJ 943 33 482 499 WILLS Joseph 34 m w cordwainer Pa 943 34 482 499 WILLS Mary 31 f w Pa 943 35 482 499 WILLS Edward 10 m w NJ 943 36 482 499 WILLS Mary F. 6 f w NJ 943 37 482 499 WILLS Lucy M. 4 f w NJ 943 38 482 499 WILLS Kate 2 f w NJ 943 39 482 499 LAIRD Andrews 23 m w cordwainer Pa 943 40 482 499 ALLOWAYS Allen 15 m w app. cordwainer Pa

Thanks to both of the people who sent links to websites about WWI aviation. Great sites! Janet T. Smith Gloucester City, NJ jtorpeysmith@msn.com Torpey/Tarpy, Flannery* Riley, Wallace* Dazey/Daisey, McComrick, Handcock/Hancock (in DE)* Tonkin, Miller, Rambo* Hughes, Sithens, Nieukirk, TenEyck* Wilson, Andrews, Clare, Kurtz*

Just ran across something I thought was interesting, and decided to share it with the list. Having lived all my life in Gloucester City (except for 2 years in Woodbury as a newly wed), I'm surprised that I never heard about this particular use of what I always called the Coast Guard Station, and my parents always called the Immigration Station. When I was a kid, Gloucester had a USCG base on the Delaware River, which had started its life as an immigration station. While browsing the 1920 census for Gloucester City, I found a page that listed 19 names of the "men quartered in barracks at Gloucester City, NJ, at the US Naval Air Craft Station". It's the "Naval Air Craft Station" that took me completely by surprise. This was 1920, just 2 years after the end of WWI, and airplanes just weren't an everyday occurrence in America at that time, were they? With all the stories I heard from my parents and grandparents about Gloucester City, I just would have expected to have heard about this before now. Does anyone else have any info about it? I'll post the names just in case they can be of some help to anyone. McAvoy, Lloyd L., head, M, W, marital status and age unknown, b. PA, father born PA, mother born PA, Sergeant, United States Marine Corp Waddell, Edward R., M, W, 28, S, b. NY, father NY, mother NY, USMC Ritter, Earl R., M, W, 30, S, b. PA, father PA, mother PA, USMC Greer, William E., M, W, 30, S, b. OH, father OH, mother OH, USMC Hart, Elmer E., M, W, 24, S, b. PA, father PA, mother PA, USMC Licks, Theodore, M, W, 21, M, b. NJ, father NY, mother NY, USMC Hartman, Joseph C., M, W, 21, S, b. OH, father KY, mother KY, USMC Buffum, Leroy E., M, W, 21, S, b. NY, father NY, mother NY, USMC White, Ralph, M, W, 24, S, b. SC, father NC, mother NC, USMC Redick, L??? H., M, W, 39, S, b. NY, father NY, mother NY, USMC Harding, James R., M, W, 20, M, b. OH, father OH, mother OH, USMC Keyser, Roscoe H., M, W, 32, S, b. PA, father PA, mother PA, USMC Marshman, Ernest D., M, W, 21, S, b. GA, father GA, mother GA, USMC Sherman, William, M, W, 21, S, b. AL, father England, mother IL, USMC Rutherford, William C., M, W, 22, S, b. TX, father TN, mother TX, USMC Geil, George L., M, W, 20, S, b. Canada (years of immigration and naturalization unknown), father Germany, mother Canada, USMC, Zeluski, Stephen J., M, W, 30, S, b. NY, father Poland, mother Poland, USMC Garrett, Walter P., M, W, 31, M, b. MA, father MA, mother MA, USMC Montague, Peter R., M, W, 22, S, b. NY, father Ireland, mother Ireland, USMC Janet T. Smith Gloucester City, NJ jtorpeysmith@msn.com Torpey/Tarpy, Flannery* Riley, Wallace* Dazey/Daisey, McComrick, Handcock/Hancock (in DE)* Tonkin, Miller, Rambo* Hughes, Sithens, Nieukirk, TenEyck* Wilson, Andrews, Clare, Kurtz*

Hannah FOSTER is listed on the 1783-1785 tax lists of Glou co., Deptford Twp. Do copies of deeds for Deptford Twp. still exist? Was Barnsboro in or close to Deptford Twp. in 1804? Hannah FOSTER of Barnsboro m. John LAUDER (note: her forth husband) January 26, 1804 (Glou. Co. records) Hannah is the dau of Thomas TABER and Elizabeth CHEW. Hannah also m. ? SPARKS by whom she had dau Margaret Taber SPARKS m. John Young, 1772 In Philadelphia by whom she had dau Rebecca YOUNG and m. ? FOSTER by whom she had Joseph FOSTER It would be great to find someone else researching these families. I have Margaret Taber SPARKS line down to the present day and I'd love to exchange info. Linda McDowell in San Juan Capistrano, CA

BURLINGTON CO., NJ 20 JUly 1860, PO Rancocas, Willingboro Twp. p 942. *this mark denotes my ancestors...anyone with info on this family? I would appreciate any contacts. MaisieAnn 942 1 467 482 DEACON Mary A. 17 f w NJ 942 2 467 482 DEACON Rebecca 14 f w NJ 942 3 467 482 DEACON Abraham 12 m w NJ 942 4 467 482 DEACON Edward 5 m w NJ 942 5 467 482 DEACON Barzallai 87 m w NJ 942 6 468 483 BOUNDS James 50 m w farm labor NJ 942 7 469 484 BOUNDS Louisa 48 f w NJ 942 8 469 484 BOUNDS Elwood 30 m w NJ 942 9 469 484 BOUNDS Mary 20 f w NJ 942 10 469 484 BOUNDS William E. 6/12 m w NJ 942 11 469 484 BOUNDS Anna 20 f w NJ 942 12 469 484 BOUNDS Mary 13 f w NJ 942 13 470 485* BULLOCK JOHN 45 m w BOOK AGENT NJ 942 14 470 485* BULLOCK ELIZABETH QUIGLEY 38 f w NJ 942 15 470 485* BULLOCK REBECCA ANN 18 f w NJ 942 16 470 485* BULLOCK Thomas 14 m w d. age 17, Civil War NJ 942 17 470 485* BULLOCK Emily 11 f w NJ 942 18 470 485* BULLOCK Eliza 9 f w NJ 942 19 470 485* BULLOCK John 7 m w NJ 942 20 470 485* BULLOCK Philip 5 m w NJ 942 21 470 485* BULLOCK Franklin 3/12 m w NJ 942 22 471 486 BARCKLOW Joseph 31 m w butcher NJ 942 23 471 486 BARCKLOW Elizabeth 29 f w Pa 942 24 471 486 BARCKLOW Anna 7 f w NJ 942 25 471 486 BARCKLOW Jesse 4 m w NJ 942 26 471 486 BARCKLOW Ardalie 10/12 f w NJ 942 27 472 488 STOKES Israel 74 m w retired NJ 942 28 472 488 BEATTY Rebecca 40 f w NJ 942 29 472 488 BEATTY Israel 8 m w NJ 942 30 473 488 BRADBURY Mark 68 m w retired NJ 942 31 473 488 BRADBURY Beaulah 70 f w NJ 942 32 489 STOKES Mary 72 f w NJ 942 33 474 490 LEEDS Jacob H. 34 m w merchant NJ 942 34 474 490 LEEDS Margaret W. 28 f w NJ 942 35 474 490 LEEDS Granville W. 6 m w NJ 942 36 474 490 LEEDS Henry 4 m w NJ 942 37 474 490 LEEDS Mary 2 f w NJ 942 38 474 490 FRITONE Isabella 18 f w NJ 942 39 474 490 RODGERS Mary J. 13 f w NJ 942 40 474 490 WOOLMAN Jervis S. 19 m w clerk NJ

Thanks for inspiring this thought Hermon! Is either the Rev Justice or Rev Collins' Registers at the Clermont HS? Does anyone else on the list know of places OUTSIDE of the GCHS which hold books/ledgers/registers belonging to Ministers who served in NJ, relocated outside of NJ and took their registers with them? This info would come in real handy if you can't find a marriage record in NJ (like me :-) ). Thanks! Ed. -----Original Message----- From: HERMON B FAGLEY [mailto:hermfagley@juno.com] Sent: Sunday, April 07, 2002 5:52 PM To: Edward.Lowitz@Verizon.net Subject: Re: [NJGLOUCE] Rev John Collins & Sarah Blackman NJ to Clermont Co., OH 100 + families from old Gloucester Co came here to Clermont Co,Oh 1803-30's Many,many from his Galloway township. Plus,my own Rev Jesse Justice,who had farms on Mantua and Raccoon n Swedesboro,NJ HAD,1798-1803,RODE TWICE Salem ,NJ circut,and once Burlington,and once Elizabethtown,NJ,and once Dover,Del,and had spent 1804 located preaching in the Woodbury-Swedesboro,Pedricktown area.NJ On Sun, 7 Apr 2002 14:54:53 -0400 "Ed." <Edward.Lowitz@Verizon.net> writes: > It would be interesting to know what his circuit was in NJ and how > many of > his flock went with him to Ohio. I wouldn't be surprised if some of > my > BARRETTs did. > Ed. > > -----Original Message----- > From: JDole5633@aol.com [mailto:JDole5633@aol.com] > Sent: Sunday, April 07, 2002 2:12 PM > To: NJGLOUCE-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [NJGLOUCE] Rev John Collins & Sarah Blackman NJ to Clermont > Co., OH > > > This is a repost from the Clermont OH rootsweb list > > Lists: > > Below is a Story My Wife Millie and I wrote for the Clermont Co. > Genealogical Society Newsletter in 2000. > The basic data came from a very rare book "A SKETCH OF THE LIFE OF > REV. > JOHN COLLINS" published in 1849 by the Methodist Publishing Co. in > Cincinnati, this 60 page book was sent to us from a researcher in > New > Jersey as a zerox copy from a Library there.. We have since placed > this > copy in a 3 ring binder and presented it to the Clermont Co. > Genealogical > Society Library in Batavia OH. I have a scan of an Autographed > picture of > Rev. John COLLINS from this same book that I can send by attachment > to any > individual interested. A query about this man on the Ross Co. list > prompted us to share this article more widely knowing that many > people > descended from his large family through out the Ohio Valley. > (Neither of > us are related to John Collins that we know of) > > CLERMONT'S REV. JOHN COLLLINS > > The Rev. John Collins was born in Gloucestor County, New > Jersey, > Nov.1st 1769 to Quaker parents.. At an early age he became > interested in > religion. When he was a young man he went to Charleston to study > religion, > where he stayed one year. He returned to New Jersey in 1793 where he > married Sarah Blackman. John was afflicted by a sickness that > brought him > to the verge of death in July 1794. He sought and found religion in > October of that year, and soon became an active member of the > Methodist > Church. It wasn't long before he became a preacher in this faith. > He had > few equals in the pulpit. In the year 1803 Rev. Collins settled > with his > family on a farm in Clermont Co.Ohio, on the East Fork of the little > Miami > River near Elklick Rd., I might add that many present day Clermont > County > people are descended from this family. Some of his children were > Wesley, > Sarah, Mary, Belinda, Elvaner, Richard, Elizabeth, Alice & Electra. > Wesley > and Sarah died in childhood. Richard married Mary Ann Johnson 1 Mar. > 1838, > Elizabeth married Collins Bredwell 2 Mar. 1835 and 2nd L.D. Bredwell > 18 > Mar. 1841, Electra married Dr.George Bragdon and 2nd Col. William > Thomas. > > In the year 1805 John built a 2 story stone house on his Elklick > property. > He held some of his first Methodist meetings here. This house was > said to > be the oldest stone house in Ohio, before it was bulldozed by the > U.S.Corps. of Engineers in 1972 to make way for Harsha Lake in the > East > Fork State park. > > John's son Richard became a very successful lawyer and was said by > some to > be the best in all of Ohio. He practiced in Hillsboro, but moved > back to > Clermont County in 1828 to practice in Batavia and started a mansion > at > Elklick site of 37 rooms that was finished by 1830. This was said > to be > the show place of Clermont County. It also was a victim of the > Harsha Lake > in 1972. > > Rev. John Collins preached the first Methodist sermon that was ever > preached in Cincinnati. He soon organized the first Methodist > Church in > Cincinnati, Wesley Chapel now defunct. He also organised churches > in > Dayton, Chillicothe, Lebanon and not the least of them was the > Collins > Chapel in Clermont Co. now called Old Bethel Methodist Church. This > church > is in the East Fork State Park just 3/4 mile north of Bantam OH, > this > Church has been declared a historic place, and is maintained by the > Historical Society. A cemetery surrounds this building. Many early > Clermont Countians are buried there including Rev. John Collins. > Meetings > are held there occasionaly even today in the year 2,000. > > The appearnce of Rev. John Collins never failed to make the most > favorable > impression. His dress was neat and always plain and Quaker-like. > His > voice was soft and silvery, and had a soothing sympathetic way with > his > followers. He organized many Church Camps and followed these Church > circuits: New Jersey, and in Ohio, New Richmond, Dayton, Scioto, > White Oak, > Miami, Deer Creek, Union and Cincinnati at various times in his > career. > > Rev. John Collins had a great ministry, his influence was felt by > thousands > of people, not only as Pastor of Old Bethel Methodist Church at > Bantam in > Clermont County and at Wesley Chapel in downtown Cincinnati, and by > the > thousands that he came in contact during his career. > > After several years of poor health he departed this world the 22 > Aug. 1845 > at the home of his son Richard in Maysville, Kentucky. His > tombstone at > Old Bethel Cemetery reads "Rev. John Collins, Minister of the M.E. > Church > died Aug 22 1845 aged 75 years, 9 months, 22 days" > > Submitted by John & Mille Emmitt > > > > ________________________________________________________________ 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, 20 July 1860, PO Rancocas, Willingboro Twp. p. 941 941 1 459 474 KEEN Charles 10 m w NJ 941 2 459 474 PARKER Stephen 21 m w carpenter NJ 941 3 459 474 TURNER Christianna 60 f w NJ 941 4 460 475 STOKES Lewis 49 m w farm labor NJ 941 5 460 475 STOKES Mary 40 f w NJ 941 6 460 475 STOKES Daniel N. 18 m w farm labor NJ 941 7 460 475 STOKES Edmund W. 15 m w NJ 941 8 460 475 STOKES Adalaide 10 f w NJ 941 9 461 476 FISH Louis 43 m w carpet weaver NJ 941 10 461 476 FISH Sarah 44 f w NJ 941 11 462 477 SATTERTHWAIT Joseph 68 m w gentleman NJ 941 12 462 477 SATTERTHWAIT Charlotte M. 48 f w NJ 941 13 462 477 RUSSEL William 24 m w printer NJ 941 14 462 477 RUSSEL Lydia M. 19 f w NJ 941 15 463 478 MARTIN William L. 33 m w family physician Pa 941 16 463 478 RODGERS Johnathan 34 m w storekeeper NJ 941 17 463 478 RODGERS Hannah 28 f w NJ 941 18 463 478 RODGERS Eva 2 f w NJ 941 19 463 478 IRETON Franklin 22 m w clerk NJ 941 20 464 479 HAINES Robert 69 m w farmer NJ 941 21 464 479 HAINES Edith 63 f w NJ 941 22 464 479 HAINES Rachel 27 f w NJ 941 23 464 479 HAINES Mary 26 f w NJ 941 24 464 479 HAINES Edith 24 f w NJ 941 25 464 479 HAINES Benajah 26 m w farm labor NJ 941 26 464 479 HAINES William 22 m w farm labor NJ 941 27 464 479 HAINES Lydia 20 f w NJ 941 28 464 479 RODGERS Reading 17 m w farm labor NJ 941 29 465 479 RODGERS Elton 79 m w retired NJ 941 30 465 479 RODGERS Ruth 70 f w NJ 941 31 465 479 WOOLMAN Latitia 20 f w NJ 941 32 465 479 McDONALL Hannah 59 f w NJ 941 33 466 481 SOUSTON Wm. 26 m w shoemaker Saxony 941 34 466 481 SOUSTON Margaret 24 f w Scotland 941 35 466 481 SOUSTON Anna 2 f w NJ 941 36 466 481 SOUSTON Harry 1 m w NJ 941 37 466 481 HAINES Stacy 24 m w carpenter NJ 941 38 466 481 HAINES Sarah J. 22 f w NJ 941 39 467 482 DEACON Richd. 46 m w mas. carpenter NJ 941 40 467 482 DEACON Leah 38 f w NJ

Folks, A cousin, Bill Colehour, sent me a partial census for 1900 for Wilson Jr FITZGERALD of Woodbury. I would like to know if someone can come up with the complete census, please, perhaps even an image? I can accept even large attachments, and would really like to track down Wilson's wife, ultimately, Amanda Augusta SMITH. Here are the partial and notes from Cousin Bill: I found Wilson Jr and Amanda in 1900 and their 7 children. I believe that is new information to you. They were in Woodbury, NJ.- Bill Colehour. 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. This info is from the soundex entry so it is not complete yet. Didn't have time to retrieve all the complete entries.- Bill Colehour. Thanks for any assistance you may be able to give! Vince Summers

BURLINGTON CO. NJ 20 July 1860, PO Rancocas, Willingboro Twp. p. 940 940 1 454 469 BARKARDSY Elizabeth 67 f w Pa 940 2 454 469 RODMAN Benjamin 43 m w boot/shoemaker NJ 940 3 454 469 RODMAN Elizabeth 41 f w Pa 940 4 454 469 RODMAN Walker 14 m w Pa 940 5 454 469 RODMAN Ella 4 f w Pa 940 6 454 469 RODMAN Mary 1 f w NJ 940 7 454 469 WIMLEY William 23 m w bookkeeper/clerk Pa 940 8 454 469 WIMLEY Anna E. 21 f w Pa 940 9 454 469 WIMLEY William H. 5 m w Pa 940 10 454 469 WIMLEY Anna 3 f w PA 940 11 454 469 WIMLEY Kate 1 m w NJ 940 12 455 470 NORTH John 37 m w farm labor Wurtemburg 940 13 455 470 NORTH Mary 35 f w Bavaria 940 14 455 470 NORTH Catharine 6 f w NJ 940 15 455 470 NORTH Anna 3 f w NJ 940 16 455 470 NORTH Charles 6/12 m w NJ 940 17 456 471 GREAVES Mary 40 f w dressmaker Ireland 940 18 456 471 KENWOOD Maria 30 f w tailoress Pa 940 19 456 471 GREAVES Fanny M. 9 f w Pa 940 20 457 472 WORATH Elam K. 39 m w blacksmith NJ 940 21 457 472 WORATH Elizabeth 34 f w NJ 940 22 457 472 WORATH Ellenora 12 f w NJ 940 23 457 472 WORATH Albert M. 9 m w NJ 940 24 457 472 WORATH Emily 6 f w Pa 940 25 457 472 WORATH David 5 m w Pa 940 26 457 472 WORATH William 10/12 m w NJ 940 27 457 472 RODMAN Theodore 16 m w app. blacksmith Pa 940 28 458 473 WOOLMAN Wm. H. 38 m w mas.house carpente NJ 940 29 458 473 LIPPINCOTT John 28 m w harness maker NJ 940 30 458 473 LIPPINCOTT Susan 28 f w NJ 940 31 458 473 LIPPINCOTT Mary J. 8 f w NJ 940 32 458 473 LIPPINCOTT Emma 2 f w NJ 940 33 458 473 LIPPINCOTT Nathaniel 27 m w shoemaker NJ 940 34 458 473 LIPPINCOTT Mary J. 22 f w Pa 940 35 458 473 LIPPINCOTT Elizabeth 67 f w NJ 940 36 459 474 KEEN Peter 44 m w mas. carpenter NJ 940 37 459 474 KEEN Elmira 48 f w PA 940 38 459 474 KEEN Silas 19 m w NJ 940 39 459 474 KEEN Ruthanna 17 f w NJ 940 40 459 474 KEEN Mary 16 f w NJ

BURLINGTON CO. NJ 20 July 1860, PO Rancocas, Willingboro Twp. p 939 939 1 447 462 MOORE Ellen D. 32 f w NJ 939 2 447 462 MOORE Elizabeth A. 9 f w NJ 939 3 447 462 MOORE Josephine D. 5 f w NJ 939 4 447 462 DEACON Elizabeth 52 f w NJ 939 5 447 462 WILLIAMS Daniel 14 m b farm labor Pa 939 6 447 462 BROWN Soloman 12 m b Pa 939 7 448 468 PRICKET Watson 30 m w NJ 939 8 448 468 PRICKET Elizabeth 24 f w NJ 939 9 448 468 PRICKET Martha 1 f w NJ 939 10 449 464 STOKES Charles 69 m w farmer NJ 939 11 449 464 STOKES Tacy 73 f w PA 939 12 449 464 STOKES William 31 m w NJ 939 13 449 464 OCTIRE Rebecca 45 f w NJ 939 14 449 464 OCTIRE Hannah 14 f w NJ 939 15 449 464 COONESS Morris 18 m m farm labor Pa 939 16 449 464 SELBY Chas 12 m b NJ 939 17 449 464 SAUNDERS Isaac 31 m b farm labor NJ 939 18 449 464 READ Sarah A. 20 f w NJ 939 19 450 465 STOKES Janett 36 m w farmer NJ 939 20 450 465 STOKES Martha 30 f w NJ 939 21 450 465 STOKES Hilyard 11 m w NJ 939 22 450 465 STOKES Charles 9 m w NJ 939 23 450 465 STOKES Rowland 6 m w NJ 939 24 450 465 HILYARD Hannah 61 f w PA 939 25 450 465 FITZGERALD Mary 17 f w NY 939 26 450 465 HARMAN James 20 m b Virginia 939 27 450 465 COX Emeline 50 f b Pa 939 28 451 460 HAINES Henry 37 m w master mason NJ 939 29 451 460 HAINES Mary 39 f w NJ 939 30 451 460 HAINES Edwin 13 m w NJ 939 31 451 460 HAINES Ella 8 f w NJ 939 32 451 460 HAINES Henrietta 4 f w NJ 939 33 452 467 HALBERT John 41 m w boot/shoemaker Saxony 939 34 452 467 HALBERT Mary 39 f w Saxony 939 35 452 467 HALBERT Pauline 12 f w Saxony 939 36 452 467 HALBERT Louis 10 m w Pa 939 37 452 467 HALBERT Robert 8 m w NJ 939 38 452 467 HALBERT Mary A. 1 f w NJ 939 39 453 468 HILL Mary 37 f w Hesse Damstaag 939 40 453 468 Mary 14 f w Pa

Sorry about using NJGENWEB COUNTY ARCHIVES NAME...here is the address: http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/nj/njfiles.htm MaisieAnn@aol.com

For those who might want to see the earlier postings of my census work, check: NJGENWEB County Archives List MaisieAnn@aol.com

BURLINGTON CO. NJ 20 July 1860, PO Rancocas, Willingboro Twp. p. 938 938 1 440 456 HANSIL Wilmott 11 m w Pa 938 2 440 456 HANSIL Richd. H. 8 m w NJ 938 3 441 456 ROSSEL Saml. 35 m w NJ 938 4 441 456 ROSSEL Mary J. 25 f w NJ 938 5 441 456 ROSSEL Alice A. 3 f w NJ 938 6 441 456 ROSSEL Aaron 1 m w NJ 938 7 442 457 BUZBY John 55 m w farmer NJ 938 8 442 457 BUZBY Mary 55 f w NJ 938 9 442 457 BUZBY Hannah 22 f w NJ 938 10 442 457 BUZBY John 20 m w farm labor NJ 938 11 442 457 BUZBY Joseph 18 m w farm labor NJ 938 12 442 457 BUZBY Ruthanna 13 f w NJ 938 13 442 457 STOCKSTON George 77 m w NJ 938 14 443 458 BUSBY Daniel 56 m w farmer NJ 938 15 443 458 BUSBY Hannah 50 f w NJ 938 16 443 458 BUSBY Amanda 23 f w NJ 938 17 443 458 BUSBY Rebecca 27 f w NJ 938 18 443 458 BUSBY Ann 20 f w NJ 938 19 443 458 JEFFRIES Wm. 17 m w farm labor Pa 938 20 443 458 FOSTER Wm. 73 m w NJ 938 21 444 459 HAINES Burr 29 m w farmer NJ 938 22 444 459 HAINES Elizabeth 29 f w NJ 938 23 444 459 HAINES Howard 5 m w NJ 938 24 444 459 HAINES Frank 4 m w NJ 938 25 444 459 HAINES Sarah 1 f w NJ 938 26 444 459 WATSON Chas. 12 m m NJ 938 27 445 460 STOKES George 44 m w NJ 938 28 445 460 STOKES Martha 44 f w Pa 938 29 445 460 STOKES Rachel B. 15 f w NJ 938 30 445 460 STOKES Anna 8 f w NJ 938 31 445 460 MULOY Rosalie 30 f w domestic Ireland 938 32 445 460 MULOY James 12 m w Atlantic Ocean 938 33 445 460 BRISTOL Stephen 20 m w Pa 938 34 446 461 BUZBY Granville W. 45 m w farmer NJ 938 35 446 461 BUZBY Sarah B. 33 f w Maine 938 36 446 461 BUZBY Mary E. 14 f w S.Carolina 938 37 446 461 BUZBY Iran 12 m w S. Carolina 938 38 446 461 BROWN Sarah 16 f b NJ 938 39 446 461 TODD Frank 10 m m PA 938 40 447 462 MOORE Joshua 42 m w farmer NJ

BURLINGTON CO. NJ 19 July 1860, PO Rancocas, Willingboro Twp. p. 937 937 1 433 448 PIPPIT Paul 18 m w farm labor NJ 937 2 433 448 PINION George 12 m b NJ 937 3 434 449 RODGERS Joseph 33 m w farmer NJ 937 4 434 449 RODGERS Hannah 50 f w NJ 937 5 434 449 RODGERS William 17 m w farm labor NJ 937 6 434 449 RODGERS Sarah A. 14 f w NJ 937 7 434 449 GOODWIN Mary 9 f w Pa 937 8 434 449 STEEL Robert 9 m w Pa 937 9 434 449 SIMMONS Stephen 36 m b farm labor Pa 937 10 434 449 GAINS Maurice 17 m b farm labor NJ 937 11 434 449 BRADEY Lydia 22 f w domestic NJ 937 12 435 450 WILLS William 28 m w farm labor NJ 937 13 435 450 WILLS Angeline 26 f w NJ 937 14 435 450 WILLS Martha 1 f w NJ 937 15 436 451 HEART Michael 38 m w farm labor Hesse Damstaag 937 16 436 451 HEART Mary 37 f w Hesse Damstaag 937 17 436 451 HEART Mary A. 10 f w NJ 937 18 436 451 HEART Frederick 6 m w NJ 937 19 436 451 HEART Elwood 3 m w NJ 937 20 436 451 HEART Michael 1 m w NJ 937 21 437 452 WOOLMAN Asher 64 m w farmer NJ 937 22 437 452 WOOLMAN Rachel 50 f w NJ 937 23 437 452 WOOLMAN Ann 14 f w NJ 937 24 437 452 WOOLMAN Nathan 11 m w NJ 937 25 438 453 AUSTIN Hannah 66 f w NJ 937 26 438 453 ASA William 30 m w farmer NJ 937 27 438 453 COBB Tallman 21 m w farm labor NJ 937 28 438 453 MAUL Rebecca 20 f w domestic NJ 937 29 438 453 GILBERT Joseph 14 m w NJ 937 30 438 453 STONEHEART Sophia 9 f w Pa 937 31 439 454 HUBBS Saml. 51 m w farmer NJ 937 32 439 454 HUBBS Hannah 48 f w NJ 937 33 439 454 HUBBS Mary 21 f w NJ 937 34 439 454 HUBBS Rebecca 7 f w NJ 937 35 440 455 HAUSIL James S. 49 m w farmer Pa 937 36 440 455 HAUSIL Hannah 50 f w NJ 937 37 440 455 HAUSIL Amos 23 m w druggist Pa 937 38 440 455 HAUSIL Milton 21 m w farm labor Pa 937 39 440 455 HAUSIL Ella 16 f w Pa 937 40 440 455 HAUSIL Albert 14 m w Pa

It would be interesting to know what his circuit was in NJ and how many of his flock went with him to Ohio. I wouldn't be surprised if some of my BARRETTs did. Ed. -----Original Message----- From: JDole5633@aol.com [mailto:JDole5633@aol.com] Sent: Sunday, April 07, 2002 2:12 PM To: NJGLOUCE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [NJGLOUCE] Rev John Collins & Sarah Blackman NJ to Clermont Co., OH This is a repost from the Clermont OH rootsweb list Lists: Below is a Story My Wife Millie and I wrote for the Clermont Co. Genealogical Society Newsletter in 2000. The basic data came from a very rare book "A SKETCH OF THE LIFE OF REV. JOHN COLLINS" published in 1849 by the Methodist Publishing Co. in Cincinnati, this 60 page book was sent to us from a researcher in New Jersey as a zerox copy from a Library there.. We have since placed this copy in a 3 ring binder and presented it to the Clermont Co. Genealogical Society Library in Batavia OH. I have a scan of an Autographed picture of Rev. John COLLINS from this same book that I can send by attachment to any individual interested. A query about this man on the Ross Co. list prompted us to share this article more widely knowing that many people descended from his large family through out the Ohio Valley. (Neither of us are related to John Collins that we know of) CLERMONT'S REV. JOHN COLLLINS The Rev. John Collins was born in Gloucestor County, New Jersey, Nov.1st 1769 to Quaker parents.. At an early age he became interested in religion. When he was a young man he went to Charleston to study religion, where he stayed one year. He returned to New Jersey in 1793 where he married Sarah Blackman. John was afflicted by a sickness that brought him to the verge of death in July 1794. He sought and found religion in October of that year, and soon became an active member of the Methodist Church. It wasn't long before he became a preacher in this faith. He had few equals in the pulpit. In the year 1803 Rev. Collins settled with his family on a farm in Clermont Co.Ohio, on the East Fork of the little Miami River near Elklick Rd., I might add that many present day Clermont County people are descended from this family. Some of his children were Wesley, Sarah, Mary, Belinda, Elvaner, Richard, Elizabeth, Alice & Electra. Wesley and Sarah died in childhood. Richard married Mary Ann Johnson 1 Mar. 1838, Elizabeth married Collins Bredwell 2 Mar. 1835 and 2nd L.D. Bredwell 18 Mar. 1841, Electra married Dr.George Bragdon and 2nd Col. William Thomas. In the year 1805 John built a 2 story stone house on his Elklick property. He held some of his first Methodist meetings here. This house was said to be the oldest stone house in Ohio, before it was bulldozed by the U.S.Corps. of Engineers in 1972 to make way for Harsha Lake in the East Fork State park. John's son Richard became a very successful lawyer and was said by some to be the best in all of Ohio. He practiced in Hillsboro, but moved back to Clermont County in 1828 to practice in Batavia and started a mansion at Elklick site of 37 rooms that was finished by 1830. This was said to be the show place of Clermont County. It also was a victim of the Harsha Lake in 1972. Rev. John Collins preached the first Methodist sermon that was ever preached in Cincinnati. He soon organized the first Methodist Church in Cincinnati, Wesley Chapel now defunct. He also organised churches in Dayton, Chillicothe, Lebanon and not the least of them was the Collins Chapel in Clermont Co. now called Old Bethel Methodist Church. This church is in the East Fork State Park just 3/4 mile north of Bantam OH, this Church has been declared a historic place, and is maintained by the Historical Society. A cemetery surrounds this building. Many early Clermont Countians are buried there including Rev. John Collins. Meetings are held there occasionaly even today in the year 2,000. The appearnce of Rev. John Collins never failed to make the most favorable impression. His dress was neat and always plain and Quaker-like. His voice was soft and silvery, and had a soothing sympathetic way with his followers. He organized many Church Camps and followed these Church circuits: New Jersey, and in Ohio, New Richmond, Dayton, Scioto, White Oak, Miami, Deer Creek, Union and Cincinnati at various times in his career. Rev. John Collins had a great ministry, his influence was felt by thousands of people, not only as Pastor of Old Bethel Methodist Church at Bantam in Clermont County and at Wesley Chapel in downtown Cincinnati, and by the thousands that he came in contact during his career. After several years of poor health he departed this world the 22 Aug. 1845 at the home of his son Richard in Maysville, Kentucky. His tombstone at Old Bethel Cemetery reads "Rev. John Collins, Minister of the M.E. Church died Aug 22 1845 aged 75 years, 9 months, 22 days" Submitted by John & Mille Emmitt

This is a repost from the Clermont OH rootsweb list Lists: Below is a Story My Wife Millie and I wrote for the Clermont Co. Genealogical Society Newsletter in 2000. The basic data came from a very rare book "A SKETCH OF THE LIFE OF REV. JOHN COLLINS" published in 1849 by the Methodist Publishing Co. in Cincinnati, this 60 page book was sent to us from a researcher in New Jersey as a zerox copy from a Library there.. We have since placed this copy in a 3 ring binder and presented it to the Clermont Co. Genealogical Society Library in Batavia OH. I have a scan of an Autographed picture of Rev. John COLLINS from this same book that I can send by attachment to any individual interested. A query about this man on the Ross Co. list prompted us to share this article more widely knowing that many people descended from his large family through out the Ohio Valley. (Neither of us are related to John Collins that we know of) CLERMONT'S REV. JOHN COLLLINS The Rev. John Collins was born in Gloucestor County, New Jersey, Nov.1st 1769 to Quaker parents.. At an early age he became interested in religion. When he was a young man he went to Charleston to study religion, where he stayed one year. He returned to New Jersey in 1793 where he married Sarah Blackman. John was afflicted by a sickness that brought him to the verge of death in July 1794. He sought and found religion in October of that year, and soon became an active member of the Methodist Church. It wasn't long before he became a preacher in this faith. He had few equals in the pulpit. In the year 1803 Rev. Collins settled with his family on a farm in Clermont Co.Ohio, on the East Fork of the little Miami River near Elklick Rd., I might add that many present day Clermont County people are descended from this family. Some of his children were Wesley, Sarah, Mary, Belinda, Elvaner, Richard, Elizabeth, Alice & Electra. Wesley and Sarah died in childhood. Richard married Mary Ann Johnson 1 Mar. 1838, Elizabeth married Collins Bredwell 2 Mar. 1835 and 2nd L.D. Bredwell 18 Mar. 1841, Electra married Dr.George Bragdon and 2nd Col. William Thomas. In the year 1805 John built a 2 story stone house on his Elklick property. He held some of his first Methodist meetings here. This house was said to be the oldest stone house in Ohio, before it was bulldozed by the U.S.Corps. of Engineers in 1972 to make way for Harsha Lake in the East Fork State park. John's son Richard became a very successful lawyer and was said by some to be the best in all of Ohio. He practiced in Hillsboro, but moved back to Clermont County in 1828 to practice in Batavia and started a mansion at Elklick site of 37 rooms that was finished by 1830. This was said to be the show place of Clermont County. It also was a victim of the Harsha Lake in 1972. Rev. John Collins preached the first Methodist sermon that was ever preached in Cincinnati. He soon organized the first Methodist Church in Cincinnati, Wesley Chapel now defunct. He also organised churches in Dayton, Chillicothe, Lebanon and not the least of them was the Collins Chapel in Clermont Co. now called Old Bethel Methodist Church. This church is in the East Fork State Park just 3/4 mile north of Bantam OH, this Church has been declared a historic place, and is maintained by the Historical Society. A cemetery surrounds this building. Many early Clermont Countians are buried there including Rev. John Collins. Meetings are held there occasionaly even today in the year 2,000. The appearnce of Rev. John Collins never failed to make the most favorable impression. His dress was neat and always plain and Quaker-like. His voice was soft and silvery, and had a soothing sympathetic way with his followers. He organized many Church Camps and followed these Church circuits: New Jersey, and in Ohio, New Richmond, Dayton, Scioto, White Oak, Miami, Deer Creek, Union and Cincinnati at various times in his career. Rev. John Collins had a great ministry, his influence was felt by thousands of people, not only as Pastor of Old Bethel Methodist Church at Bantam in Clermont County and at Wesley Chapel in downtown Cincinnati, and by the thousands that he came in contact during his career. After several years of poor health he departed this world the 22 Aug. 1845 at the home of his son Richard in Maysville, Kentucky. His tombstone at Old Bethel Cemetery reads "Rev. John Collins, Minister of the M.E. Church died Aug 22 1845 aged 75 years, 9 months, 22 days" Submitted by John & Mille Emmitt

BURLINGTON CO. NJ 19 July 1860, PO Rancocas, Willingboro Twp. p. 936 936 1 429 444 PASTE Eueltus 74 m w retired farmer Pa 936 2 429 444 PAISTE Ruth 82 f w Pa 936 3 429 444 PAISTE Panine 40 f w Pa 936 4 430 445 WILLS John B. 56 m w farmer NJ 936 5 430 445 WILLS Rebecca 59 f w NJ 936 6 430 445 WILLS Hannah 28 f w NJ 936 7 430 445 WILLS Joseph 26 m w farm labor NJ 936 8 430 445 WILLS Sarah 24 f w NJ 936 9 430 445 WILLS Charles H. 20 m w farm labor NJ 936 10 430 445 WILLS Mary 17 f w NJ 936 11 430 445 WILLS Howard 15 m w farm labor NJ 936 12 430 445 WILLS Alfred 13 m w NJ 936 13 431 446 SMITH William 63 m w farmer NJ 936 14 431 446 SMITH Elizabeth 54 f w NJ 936 15 431 446 SMITH Richd. 30 m w Farm labor NJ 936 16 431 446 SMITH Alfred 10 m w NJ 936 17 431 446 SMITH Elizabeh 7 f w NJ 936 18 431 446 SMITH Nathan 4 m w NJ 936 19 431 446 SMITH Saml. 21 m w farm labor NJ 936 20 431 446 SMITH Anna 22 f w NJ 936 21 432 447 STOKES Granville 40 m w merchant Pa 936 22 432 447 STOKES Cornelia 36 f w Pa 936 23 432 447 STOKES Rosalie 14 f w Pa 936 24 432 447 STOKES Ella 12 f w Pa 936 25 432 447 STOKES Josephine 9 f w Pa 936 26 432 447 STOKES Lydia (twin) 6 f w Pa 936 27 432 447 STOKES Ida (twin) 6 f w Pa 936 28 432 447 STOKES George 3 m w Pa 936 29 432 447 STOKES Henrietta 1 f w NJ 936 30 432 447 HILL Frank 36 m w farm labor Germany 936 31 432 447 FURREN Mary 33 f w domestic Ireland 936 32 433 448 SCATTERGOOD William A. 54 m w farmer NJ 936 33 433 448 SCATTERGOOD Rebecca 57 f w NJ 936 34 433 448 SCATTERGOOD Hannah A. 29 f w NJ 936 35 433 448 SCATTERGOOD Catharine 27 f w NJ 936 36 433 448 SCATTERGOOD Rachel 23 f w NJ 936 37 433 448 SCATTERGOOD Sarah 25 f w NJ 936 38 433 448 SCATTERGOOD William 21 m w NJ 936 39 433 448 SCATTERGOOD Caleb 18 m w NJ 936 40 433 448 SCATTERGOOD Rebecca 10 f w NJ