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BURLINGTON CO. NJ 9 July 1860, PO Beverly, Beverly City, p. 901 901 1 192 201 FENIMORE Thomasian 10 f w NJ 901 2 192 201 CLARK Elizabeth 32 f w needlewoman England 901 3 192 201 CLARK George 13 m w Pa 901 4 192 201 CLARK Charles 12 m w Pa 901 5 192 201 CLARK Mary 10 f w Pa 901 6 192 201 CLARK Alfred 7 m w Pa 901 7 193 202 RAFF Adam W. 70 m w doctor Maryland 901 8 193 202 RAFF Jane 39 f w NY 901 9 193 202 RAFF Wilhelmina 14 f w NY 901 10 193 202 RAFF Howard 11 m w Virginia 901 11 193 202 RAFF Frederick 2 m w NJ 901 12 193 202 RAFF Charles H. 1 m w NJ 901 13 194 203 DUBELL Michael 45 m w farm labor NJ 901 14 194 203 DUBELL John 20 m w NJ 901 15 194 203 DUBELL Charles 17 m w NJ 901 16 194 203 DUBELL Catharine 16 f w NJ 901 17 194 203 DUBELL Mary 14 f w NJ 901 18 194 203 DUBELL Frank 111 m w NJ 901 19 194 203 DUBELL James 9 m w NJ 901 20 194 203 DUBELL William 6 m w NJ 901 21 194 203 DUBELL Amy 4 f w NJ 901 22 194 203 DUBELL Rachel A. 2 f w NJ 901 23 195 204 KELLY Saml. 75 m w NJ 901 24 195 204 KELLY Susan 55 f w Pa 901 25 195 204 WESTNOR Henry J. 31 m w fisherman England 901 26 205 LACONEY George 30 m w farm labor NJ 901 27 205 LACONEY Amanda 23 f w needlewoman NJ 901 28 205 LACONEY Lydia 7 f w NJ 901 29 196 206 HUGHS Patrick 55 m w day labor Ireland 901 30 196 206 HUGHS Harriet 46 f w needlewoman England 901 31 196 206 HUGHS George 15 m w laborer Pa 901 32 196 206 HUGHS William 14 m w Pa 901 33 196 206 HUGHS Helen 6 f w Pa 901 34 207 MIDCAFF Wm. 42 m w cutler England 901 35 207 MIDCAFF Sarah 29 f w Ireland 901 36 197 208 BURKE James 30 m w day laborer Ireland 901 37 197 208 BURKE Ann 40 f w Ireland 901 38 197 208 KATON Margaret 60 f w Ireland 901 39 197 208 BURKE Mary 10 f w NJ 901 40 198 209 CLAIR John 32 m w day labor Ireland

Hello, all - I am new to this list. I am researching JOHN WESELY STORMS, born 1868 in NJ; married MARY EMMA ALLEN, born 1873 in NJ. >From census info, I know that John & Mary and family lived in Woodbury from at least 1900 thru 1930 (although Mary died before 1920). Their children were Oscar (b. 1891, d. around 1952), George (b. 1893), Edna (b. 1895), Viola (b. 1899), John W. (b. 1899), Edgar P. (b. 1904, died in OH), and Ernest (b. 1914, d. 1958). Some of them are buried in a cemetery on Main St. in Glassboro. Through the Gloucester Co. Hist. Society I found a reference to a marriage record (I.D. #929, date 3/13/1889) but cannot access it since I am not a member. Might anyone be a member that could access this record for me? Also, if anyone has any knowledge of or connection to this family, I would appreciate hearing from you. Thanks! Gail

Hi... I am looking at the postcard that told me someone knows my aunt and uncle! Dear Vincent, Yes we know Bessie COurant. We received your letter the day before we left on this Florida vacation. We will write when we get home. Sally & Glen Courant Sigh! They never, ever did, and I have never found them in any online phonebook. I seem to recall that I found them initially by someone answering my request for school yearbook lookups for the surname COURANT from 1920's to 1930's. Unfortunately, the individual who helped me replied to me personally, as there is no such answer appearing in any of the relevant Rootsweb archives. Does anyone recall doing this lookup before for me, or can someone do any lookups in Catholic Schools Yearbooks? I really, really want to find Sally! Thanks, Vince Summers

BURLINGTON CO. NJ, 9 July 1860, PO Beverly, Beverly City p. 900 900 1 183 192 PACKER Agnes 3 f w NJ 900 2 183 192 PACKER Therenda 7/12 f w NJ 900 3 184 193 BLACK Joseph 36 m w sign painter Pa 900 4 184 193 BLACK Emma 23 f w NJ 900 5 184 193 BLACK Louis F. 8 m w Maryland 900 6 184 193 BLACK Mary 1 f w NJ 900 7 184 193 STILES Charles 17 m w app. painter PA 900 8 185 184 CLARK Philip 26 m w house carpenter Pa 900 9 185 184 CLARK Rachel 42 f w NJ 900 10 186 195 GRAW Joseph 29 m w baker Wirtemburg 900 11 186 195 GRAW Christiana 29 f w Saxony 900 12 186 195 GRAW John 11 m w Pa 900 13 186 195 GRAW Louisa 8 f w Pa 900 14 186 195 GRAW Joseph 2 m w NJ 900 15 187 196 SECKEL Adam G. 38 m w storekeeper Pa 900 16 187 196 SECKEL Catharine 35 f w NJ 900 17 187 196 SECKEL Lizzie R. 15 f w Ohio 900 18 187 196 SECKEL Mary A. 13 f w Ohio 900 19 187 196 SECKEL Laurence 11 m w Pa 900 20 187 196 SECKEL Sallie W. 10 f w Pa 900 21 187 196 SECKEL Willie H. 8 m w Pa 900 22 187 196 SECKEL George T. 6 m w Pa 900 23 187 196 SECKEL Catharine 4 f w Pa 900 24 187 196 SECKEL Rebecca 2 f w NJ 900 25 187 196 FORCE Henry S. 16 m w NJ 900 26 187 196 COYLE Mary 14 f w Pa 900 27 188 197 JOHNSON Saml. M. 33 m w storekeeper NJ 900 28 188 197 JOHNSON Mary J. 28 f w needlewoman NJ 900 29 188 197 JOHNSON Fanny R. 3 f w NJ 900 30 188 197 JOHNSON Mary E. 1 f w NJ 900 31 188 197 JOHNSON Hezekiah 31 m w clerk NJ 900 32 188 197 JOHNSON Fanny 22 f w needlewoman Pa 900 33 189 198 VANSCIVER Abraham 35 m w express manager NJ 900 34 189 198 VANSCIVER Mary 34 f w Pa 900 35 190 199 VANSCIVER John 35 m w carpenter NJ 900 36 190 199 VANSCIVER Sarah 20 f w NJ 900 37 190 199 VANSCIVER Edward 1 m w NJ 900 38 190 199 VANSCIVER Gilbert 1/12 m w NJ 900 39 191 200 VANSCIVER Benjamin 55 m w farm labor NJ 900 40 191 200 VANSCIVER Sarah A. 55 f w school teacher NJ

You'll like this, folks. I sent for the death certificates of my maternal great-grandparents, William Stewart (d. 5/7/1945) and Margaret Dunbar (Maggie) Stewart who died in late January 1900. They died in Westville. NJ. The requests came back from Trenton stating that I had to have the names of THEIR parents in order to get those certs. I sent the requests right back to Trenton with a letter telling them: "I do not HAVE that information. One of the reasons that I WANT the death certificates is to LEARN what their parents' names were!" I also sent an e-mail to the Secretary of Health and Senior Services and to the Department itself. This is ridiculous. I had the death dates, where they were buried (Eglington in Clarksboro, Gloucester Co), the dates they were buried and their ages at the time of death. In Pennsylvania, California and North Carolina, this was more than enough info for me to get copies of death certs. What a headache Trenton is giving genealogists!

I am looking for Holmes ancestors from Gloucester, Haddonfield, Salem and Camden (originally from PA). Samuel Holme(s) line in particular; son of John Holme, Justice of the Peace in Philly who came over in 1685 from Somerset, Eng. Samuel's son, William Holmes, marrying Rebecca Jones in Gloucester, NJ, 1730? I am looking for their children and their children's children. Thanks, John Holmes

It is now Viereck - (note the 2nd e) . I don't own a GC phone book, so I couldn't play with the index. Someone gave me a great clue to use Alta vista, for which I have no excuse that I didn't think of that before- I do use it from time to time, but hadn't thought of that today...see, every little bit helps. Great lists we have going here... Thanks again, Val

"Valerie N. Caulfield" wrote: > >From a barn near Swedesboro/Becket....and I hadn't the heart to see them > ruined, or trashed, if there was a slim chance I could find them a > home. Thank you all, individually and collectively, who took the trouble to reply. I think we found a winner...<g> I just left a message on her machine. A gal who's last name I didn't remember, but did the Halloween trail after I left Stecher's a few years ago, is the likely donor of the album, as a prop for the haunted house. When she left, it was apparently forgotten, got packed away for several years and was on its way to being ruined by weather. When I went back for a return engagement last fall , I found it, put it in my car and brought it home, hoping to find a clue...but hadn't followed through until clearing a shelf today. I called our old boss, got her number and hopefully it will be back in the family before the week's out. Boy, do I feel good! <g> You all should too.... thanks, Val ps - the name is now spelled Vierck, there is actually a Leslie still in the vicinity, and the clock may have been on display at the Centennial exhibition in 1876 in Philadelphia. More of life's little mysteries solved.... vnc

>From a barn near Swedesboro/Becket....and I hadn't the heart to see them ruined, or trashed, if there was a slim chance I could find them a home. Large, faded, once red velvet covered album, now mostly brown. The word Photographs appears to have adorned the front cover, which has also a large metal clasp. Ones I could identify were made at J.P. Silvers, formerly Potters at Philadelphia, one has M. Herbert Bridle, Photographer at Second above South. I'm assuming that is also a Philadelphia studio. However, many others don't appear to have photographers marks, may have been done locally or in NJ.. I didn't want to risk further damage to the holding sheets, which are getting brittle, in order to pull each photo out. First pic in the album is of something entitled "Mammoth Pennsylvania Clock" Ring any bells for time frame? I'm assuming that was something of a curiosity in it's day. World's Fair or something? Only one tin type of an old gentleman, the rest seem to be hand colored or regular sepia toned photos. A few loose penny postcards are the only other clue. Gen. Mead's Headquarters in Gettysburg, Pa., pub. by A.C.B & Co, no location, - not used. Another that appears to be of a young woman in Indian or is that flapper era feathered headdress? Also seems as if someone not too subtly painted or inked over in color, and her face is marred, pub by Schlesinger Bros., NY. And finally, the only clue I have to link to a family, a colorized post card of the Court House at 10th and Market SSTs, Wilmington, Del. This one is postmarked Wilmington on April 20, 1930 and addressed simply to Mr. Leslie Vierck, Swedesboro, NJ. So many great photos in here, of old people and babies, young men and women, most in the formal study the photographer's studios presented. Little boys in dresses, one baby, sleeping ( I hope) in what appears a forest scene...someone went to great expense and trouble to record these, but failed to identify a single soul by name...seems such a waste. So, if you think you know who Mr. Vierck was or have a similar album in your family, and know you had relatives in the Swedesboro area in general, maybe we can find this thing a rightful home. I was lucky in my own family, my grandmother was able to identify many of her grandmother's relatives, and when I met a cousin from Delaware, he we were able to fill in many blanks by cross referencing from the book he had of his direct lines. Anyway, I just had to give it a shot... Val

BURLINGTON CO. NJ 9 July 1860, PO Beverly, Beveryly City, p. 899 899 1 175 184 CANE Mary 45 f w trimmer Ireland 899 2 175 184 ASHTON Shin 28 m w R. R. laborer England 899 3 175 184 ASHTON Mary 25 f w seamstress England 899 4 176 185 KIPLE Moses H. 48 m w carpenter Pa 899 5 176 185 KIPLE Sarah M. 38 f w England 899 6 176 185 KIPLE Harriet 17 f w Pa 899 7 176 185 KIPLE Edwin 12 M W Pa 899 8 176 185 KIPLE Atwood 9 m w Pa 899 9 176 185 KIPLE Frank 4 m w Pa 899 10 176 185 KIPLE Ruliff 11/12 m w NJ 899 11 177 186 SAGER Thoms. R. 55 m w retired NJ 899 12 177 186 SAGER Eunice 38 f w NY 899 13 177 186 SAGER Ellenor 27 f w PA 899 14 177 186 SAGER Emma 13 f w PA 899 15 177 186 SAGER Eunice 11 F f PA 899 16 177 186 COLLINGBOURNE Wm. 60 m w comedian England 899 17 178 187 COLLINGBOURNE Caroline 61 f w England 899 18 179 188 SWANCON John 40 m w day labor Pa 899 19 179 188 SWANCON Rebecca 31 f w shoebinder Pa 899 20 179 188 SWANCON George 6 m w NJ 899 21 179 188 SWANCON John 4 m w NJ 899 22 179 188 SWANCON Richard 2/12 m w NJ 899 23 180 189 LAUGINGINGER John 39 m w wheelwright Wirtemburg 899 24 180 189 LAUGINGINGER Catharine 25 f w Wirtemburg 899 25 180 189 LAUGINGINGER Albert 3 m w NJ 899 26 180 189 LAUGINGINGER Catharine 1 f w NJ 899 27 180 189 LAUGINGINGER John 6/12 m w NJ 899 28 180 189 SPEAR Maurice 16 m w app. blacksmith Pa 899 29 181 190 STOCKTON Abraham 27 m w cordwinder NJ 899 30 181 190 STOCKTON Charlotte 32 f w dressmaker Pa 899 31 181 190 STOCKTON Alonzo H. 1 m w NJ 899 32 181 190 SEOERS Jacob 28 m w cordwinder NJ 899 33 182 191 HAMILTON Empson 70 m w gentleman NJ 899 34 182 191 SAGEE Henry K. 42 m w clerk Pa 899 35 182 191 SAGEE Susanna S. 45 f w Pa 899 36 182 191 SAGEE Francis 7 m w Pa 899 37 183 192 PACKER Saml. 30 m w painter NJ 899 38 183 192 PACKER Theresa 30 f w Pa 899 39 183 192 PACKER Margaret 6 f w NJ 899 40 183 192 PACKER Adaline 5 f w NJ

I just ran across this on E-bay .I thought perhaps that someone who has ancestors buried in the Chestnut Grove Cemetery of Elmer NJ might be interested in this really neat old 1907 post card. Susan

BURLINGTON CO. NJ, 9 July 1860, PO Beverly, Beverly City, p. 898 898 1 166 175 GILLIS George P. 28 m w cordwinder Pa 898 2 166 175 GILLIS Sarah A. 20 f w shoebinder NJ 898 3 166 175 GILLIS Lasicus J. 3/12 m w NJ 898 4 167 176 HEISLER Israel P. 53 m w cooper PA 898 5 167 176 HEISLER Mary 36 f w Pa 898 6 167 176 HEISLER George M. 11 m w NJ 898 7 167 176 HEISLER Mary A. 10 f w NJ 898 8 167 176 HEISLER William H. 7 m w NJ 898 9 168 177 DODD Rebecca 52 f w needlewoman NJ 898 10 168 177 TOMS Benjamin 16 m w laborer NJ 898 11 169 178 CLARK Joseph T. 54 m w trader England 898 12 169 178 CLARK Margaret 52 f w trader England 898 13 169 178 HEINAN Jane A. 39 f w milliner England 898 14 169 178 HEINAN John 4 m w Mass. 898 15 169 178 HEINAN Richard 6 m w NY 898 16 170 179 McMULLEN John 55 m w cordwinder Pa 898 17 170 179 McMULLEN Matilda 38 f w Scotland 898 18 170 179 McMULLEN James 18 m w cordwinder PA 898 19 170 179 REXON Saml. 20 m w app. cordwinder Pa 898 20 170 179 PALMER John 20 m w app. cordwinder Pa 898 21 170 179 ROBERTS Ellen 40 f w servant England 898 22 170 179 ROBERTS William 1 m w NJ 898 23 171 180 COLWELL John 34 m w painter Pa 898 24 171 180 COLWELL Anna 25 f w Virginia 898 25 172 181 LIPPINCOTT Joseph W. 55 m w cordwinder NJ 898 26 172 181 LIPPINCOTT Abigal S. 52 f w needlewoman NJ 898 27 172 181 LIPPINCOTT Abigal S. 10 f w NJ 898 28 172 181 SYLPATH Charles 4 m w NJ 898 29 172 181 LIPPINCOTT Noah 19 m w app. shoemaker NJ 898 30 172 181 BLACK James C. 30 m w house painter Pa 898 31 172 181 STACKS William 18 m w app. house painter NJ 898 32 172 181 SYLPATH Anna 24 f w needlewoman NJ 898 33 173 182 CEMENT Edward 31 M W cordwinder Maryland 898 34 173 182 CEMENT Caroline 27 f w Pa 898 35 173 182 CEMENT Ella 3/12 f w NJ 898 36 174 183 DUTTON Richard R. 38 m w shoe merchant Pa 898 37 174 183 DUTTON Elizabeth 30 f w West India 898 38 174 183 DUTTON Richard R. 8 m w Pa 898 39 174 183 DUTTON Mary M. 3 f w Pa 898 40 174 183 DUTTON Edward 1 m w Pa

Dear List, I am looking for the parents of Rachel Miller (b. about 1825) who married Charles Tonkin (b. about 1827) on 8/1/1848 at the Friends Meeting House in Woodbury, NJ. I've not yet determined if Rachel was born in PA or NJ. I would love to hear from anyone who might be able to shed some light on the identity of Rachel's parents, or her date of death. Thank you. Janet T. Smith Gloucester City, NJ jtorpeysmith@msn.com Torpey/Tarpy, Flannery* Riley, Wallace* Dazey/Daisey, McCommorach/McComrick, Handcuck/Hancock (in DE)* Tonkin, Miller, Rambo* Hughes, Sithens, Nieukirk, TenEyck* Wilson, Andrews, Clare, Kurtz*

Hi Everyone - Well, it's official after 7 years on the West Coast, I'm finally back home in Southern New Jersey, Bridgeton for the time being, perhaps I shall finally get to meet all the kind souls who sent me things while I was stuck way out in California! Anyway, while I'm a bit limited on what I'm able to do right now, my computer sort of halfway crashed and my brother's taking it to work on, this one is my step mom's, I can do some favors for people. I'm just up the road (literally) from the Cumberland County Courthouse, not far from Broad Street Cemetery and a hop, skip and a jump away from Overlook Cemetery, St. Mary's Cemetery, Fernwood Cemetery and other places. So, keeping in mind that I did just arrive last Thursday night, please feel free to ask for something, keeping in mind, that although I may not get to it straight away, I will get to it! It's so good to finally be home! And I just wanted to really thank everyone who was so kind to go digging for records for me and sending them off to me in California, perhaps now I can return the favors!! Hope everyone is well as I've been kind of out of the loop the last month while I was packing and such, I'm still unpacking, but, I figured I'd been "away" from you all long enough. I didn't bother un subscribing because there just wasn't enough traffic to warrant it, I just didn't really read anything :-) Take care - Deb _________________________________________________________________ Send and receive Hotmail on your mobile device: http://mobile.msn.com

There is a copy Of Joseph Hinchman's Diary in the New Jersey Room of the Burlington County Library. Erika Diane DeMore wrote: > While surfing the web I was came across the text of "First Settlers Of > Newton Township" ( I think that's right) which I had read parts of before. > One thing I had never come across was a reference to a diary kept by Joseph > Mickle Hinchman, Sr from 1811-1827. It states that this contains historical > & genealogical, as well as personal information. This is my husbands direct > line. Has anyone ever heard of or seen this book/diary? I am hoping to > locate a copy or maybe find where a copy may be kept. This info would be > invaluable for my husbands HINCHMAN lineage > > Diane > Personal Website > http://www.shovergen.com/Ghosts.html > Burlington County Website Co-Ordinator

This is the url for the Gloucester Co. Historical Soc. Publications http://www.rootsweb.com/~njglouce/gchs/gchsbook.html >From: "Valerie N. Caulfield" <vinca1@mindspring.com> >To: NJGLOUCE-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: [NJGLOUCE] Old Diary >Date: Mon, 25 Feb 2002 20:11:29 -0500 > >Dear Diane, > >Your best bet might be to contact the Gloucester Co. Historical Society, >and >check their list of publications. I am aware of a couple of Mickle Diaries >they >have published, but not Hinchman. > >Val > > >Diane DeMore wrote: > > > While surfing the web I was came across the text of "First Settlers Of > > Newton Township" ( I think that's right) which I had read parts of >before. > > One thing I had never come across was a reference to a diary kept by >Joseph > > Mickle Hinchman, Sr from 1811-1827. It states that this contains >historical > > & genealogical, as well as personal information. This is my husbands >direct > > line. Has anyone ever heard of or seen this book/diary? I am hoping to > > locate a copy or maybe find where a copy may be kept. This info would >be > > invaluable for my husbands HINCHMAN lineage > > > > Diane > > Personal Website > > http://www.shovergen.com/Ghosts.html > > Burlington County Website Co-Ordinator > > > > _________________________________________________________________ MSN Photos is the easiest way to share and print your photos: http://photos.msn.com/support/worldwide.aspx

Dear Diane, Your best bet might be to contact the Gloucester Co. Historical Society, and check their list of publications. I am aware of a couple of Mickle Diaries they have published, but not Hinchman. Val Diane DeMore wrote: > While surfing the web I was came across the text of "First Settlers Of > Newton Township" ( I think that's right) which I had read parts of before. > One thing I had never come across was a reference to a diary kept by Joseph > Mickle Hinchman, Sr from 1811-1827. It states that this contains historical > & genealogical, as well as personal information. This is my husbands direct > line. Has anyone ever heard of or seen this book/diary? I am hoping to > locate a copy or maybe find where a copy may be kept. This info would be > invaluable for my husbands HINCHMAN lineage > > Diane > Personal Website > http://www.shovergen.com/Ghosts.html > Burlington County Website Co-Ordinator

BURLINGTON CO. NJ, 9 July 1860, PO Beverly, Beverly City, p. 897 897 1 157 166 INMAN Gabriel 39 m w writing teacher NJ 897 2 157 166 INMAN Jane A. 39 f w NJ 897 3 158 167 MANN William 70 m w jobbing cutler England 897 4 158 167 MANN Margaret 60 f w Germany 897 5 159 168 WHITE James 43 m w Meth. minister Pa 897 6 159 168 WHITE Mary A. 38 f w NJ 897 7 159 168 WHITE Josephine A. 17 f w NJ 897 8 159 168 WHITE John O. 15 m w student NJ 897 9 159 168 WHITE Isadore 9 f w NJ 897 10 160 169 SCATTERGOOD David 32 m w engraver Pa 897 11 160 169 SCATTERGOOD Henrietta 38 f w Pa 897 12 160 169 SCATTERGOOD Anna J. 23 f w NY 897 13 160 169 JOHNSON Alonga W. 14 m w NY 897 14 161 170 HARTWICK Christian J. 47 m w cutler NY 897 15 161 170 HARTWICK Sarah B. 36 f w Mass. 897 16 161 170 HARTWICK Elizabeth 21 f w NY 897 17 161 170 HARTWICK Anna B. 10 f w NY 897 18 161 170 HARTWICK Mary A. 9 f w NY 897 19 161 170 HARTWICK Susan E. 7 f w NY 897 20 161 170 HARTWICK Abel 5 m w NJ 897 21 161 170 HARTWICK Carrie A. 1/12 f w NJ 897 22 162 170 POLLARD Mary 28 f w milliner/dressmaker England 897 23 162 170 LOURD Michael 73 m w M. Doctor England 897 24 163 171 OLIVER Charles 28 m w tin smith NJ 897 25 163 171 OLIVER Henrietta 22 f w NJ 897 26 163 171 OLIVER Ida E. 4 f w NJ 897 27 163 171 OLIVER Harry F. 1 m w NJ 897 28 163 171 DAIRE Theodore 19 m w app. tin smith NJ 897 29 164 172 MARSHALL Chas. H. 65 m w gardener England 897 30 164 172 MARSHALL Jane C. 68 f w England 897 31 173 JENKINS Richard D. 28 m w shoemaker NJ 897 32 173 JENKINS Margaret 23 f w Scotland 897 33 173 JENKINS Anna 7/12 f w NJ 897 34 165 174 AMY William P. 29 m w cordwinder Pa 897 35 165 174 PREVIN Sarah 56 f w Pa 897 36 165 174 AMY Anna M. 22 f w Pa 897 37 165 174 AMY Sarah P. 3 f w NJ 897 38 165 174 AMY Benjamin F. 10/12 m w NJ 897 39 165 174 AMY Tilly A. 10/12 f w NJ 897 40 165 174 STEEL Virginia 14 f w Pa

While surfing the web I was came across the text of "First Settlers Of Newton Township" ( I think that's right) which I had read parts of before. One thing I had never come across was a reference to a diary kept by Joseph Mickle Hinchman, Sr from 1811-1827. It states that this contains historical & genealogical, as well as personal information. This is my husbands direct line. Has anyone ever heard of or seen this book/diary? I am hoping to locate a copy or maybe find where a copy may be kept. This info would be invaluable for my husbands HINCHMAN lineage Diane Personal Website http://www.shovergen.com/Ghosts.html Burlington County Website Co-Ordinator