> > > Who here are (say that 5 times fast :) thinking of attending the > > > annual GSNJ meeting at Rutgers on November 6 ? The free lectures > > > look promising. I think it would be interesting to meet face-to-face > > > some of the other researchers who I've conversed with here. > > Does one need to be a member before attending that meeting, or can one > > just show up and join there? > It is open to the public. Anyone is invited. And the room that houses > the NJ manuscripts at Rutgers Univ Alexander Library called Special > Collections & University Archives will remain open from 1 to 5 pm so > that attendees can use their books and documents for NJ genealogical > research. Additionally, after looking more closely at the flyer the meeting takes place at an Elk's Lodge in New Brunswick. I'm not familar with the area. I assume it is close to the Alexander Library. Also, the GSNJ asks for an RSVP by October 29. I can send a scanned image of the flyer to anyone who needs it. Let me know directly <mlake@mlake.net>. -- Marshall Lake -- mlake@mlake.net -- http://mlake.net

The Genealogical Society of New Jersey Presents Our 83rd Annual Meeting and Fall Lecture When: Saturday, November 6, 2004, 9:30 a.m. Where: B. P. O. E. Lodge, 40 Livingston Avenue, New Brunswick, NJ Register by: 29 October 2004 There will be a brief business meeting followed by our speaker: Meldon J. Wolfgang III, presenting two lectures Lecture 1: "To the Honorable the Board of Supervisors...": A Genealogist's Guide to Identifying and Using the Obscure and Uncommon Records of Local (City, Town and County) Governments. This lecture will identify a variety of uncommon records which can be found at the local government level that are often overlooked by genealogists, including coroner’s reports, public safety reports, and a host of other unusual source records that genealogists can use to help expand their research. Lecture 2: Tracing Paupers and Orphans, Sturdy Beggars and the Worthy Poor: A Walk on the Dark Side of Genealogical Research. Hundreds of thousands of individuals living in America in the 18th and 19th centuries would today be described as the poor, the homeless, the dispossessed, and the "criminal element." This presentation will discuss society's attitudes in the 19th century toward the poor and the criminal, and the sick and the elderly, and the corresponding public and private records that may still exist documenting the lives of these often-elusive individuals. Mr. Wolfgang has been featured as a speaker at several of the National Genealogical Society's Annual Conferences in the States and at the annual FGS Conference, and has spoken at conferences, seminars, meetings, and lecture series at numerous national, regional and local societies. Jonathan Sheppard Books will be appearing at this event – so bring your shopping list!! This GSNJ program is free of charge and open to the general public. Reservations are suggested in order to ensure adequate seating. Please register by 29 October 2004. Special Collections & University Archives, Alexander Library, at Rutgers University will be open from 1:00 p.m. until 5:00 p.m. The GSNJ's collections and Special Collections' genealogical materials will be available during this time for use by meeting attendees. There are a number of restaurants in the area of the Elk’s Lodge that will be available for lunch. In addition, the Food Court in the Student Center will be available for lunch after the meeting. Directions and map are available on our website: www.gsnj.org Registration Information: Due by: 29 October 2004 Send registration to: Genealogical Society of New Jersey C. Arthur Lawton PO Box 1476 Trenton NJ 08607 or E-mail: art.lawton@att.net Please Include the following information: Number Attending: Name / Names Mailing Address Email Address We look forward to seeing you all there! Joan M. Lowry Joan M. Lowry, President Genealogical Society of New Jersey mailto:jml-gsnj@earthlink.net website: www.gsnj.org

Hi Everyone... As Pam noted, the GSNJ Annual Meeting on Nov 6 is open to the public - and provided free of charge! (Thanks for the help, Pam!) Reservations are requested so that we can be sure there are enough seats. You do not need to be a member of GSNJ to attend - although we would love to have everyone join... Mel Wolfgang is an excellent lecturer and the topics (unusual records sources, etc.) promise to be very interesting. You can get more info on the lectures and location (New Brunswick) from our website: www.gsnj.org Go to the Events page and the Annual Meeting info and reservation form are both there. I'm looking forward to the lectures and to meeting GSNJ members and fellow Rootsweb list members. Hope to see you all there. Best regards, Joan Joan M. Lowry Genealogical Society of New Jersey mailto:jml-gsnj@earthlink.net website: www.gsnj.org

Fritz, It is open to the public. Anyone is invited. And the room that houses the NJ manuscripts at Rutgers Univ Alexander Library called Special Collections & University Archives will remain open from 1 to 5 pm so that attendees can use their books and documents for NJ genealogical research. It has the Charles Carroll Gardner notebook collection, the DAR Collection, the GSNJ Bible records, and the GSNJ gravestone inscriptions on index cards. Normally they close at 1 pm on Saturdays during the fall and spring semesters. Pam ----- Original Message ----- From: "Fritz Stewart" <frstewart@earthlink.net> To: <NJHUNTER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, October 20, 2004 9:09 PM Subject: Re: [NJHUNTER] The Genealogical Society of NJ - Meeting > Marshall - > > Does one need to be a member before attending that meeting, or can one just > show up and join there? > > -Fritz Stewart > > > On 10/20/04 8:05 PM, "Marshall Lake" <mlake@mlake.net> wrote: > > > > > Who here are (say that 5 times fast :) thinking of attending the annual > > GSNJ meeting at Rutgers on November 6 ? The free lectures look promising. > > I think it would be interesting to meet face-to-face some of the other > > researchers who I've conversed with here. >

Marshall - Does one need to be a member before attending that meeting, or can one just show up and join there? -Fritz Stewart On 10/20/04 8:05 PM, "Marshall Lake" <mlake@mlake.net> wrote: > > Who here are (say that 5 times fast :) thinking of attending the annual > GSNJ meeting at Rutgers on November 6 ? The free lectures look promising. > I think it would be interesting to meet face-to-face some of the other > researchers who I've conversed with here.

Who here are (say that 5 times fast :) thinking of attending the annual GSNJ meeting at Rutgers on November 6 ? The free lectures look promising. I think it would be interesting to meet face-to-face some of the other researchers who I've conversed with here. -- Marshall Lake -- mlake@mlake.net -- http://mlake.net

Could I also be included for the "S" distribution? Thanks very much........Larry Rush Larryrush@att.net ----- Original Message ----- From: Ina Sutfin To: NJHUNTER-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Tuesday, October 19, 2004 5:33 PM Subject: Re: [NJHUNTER] Re:"S" surnames... musconetcong valley cemetery Hi; Would someone please send me the letter S surnames for this cemetery. I don't seem to have them. Thanks in advance. Ina S. inas@bluefrog.com ==== NJHUNTER Mailing List ==== This mail list is archived at: http://newsarch.rootsweb.com/th/index/NJHUNTER ============================== Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237

To anyone who's missing any part of the listings for the Musconetcong Valley Cemetery that went out recently see http://www.bowlbyfamily.org/cemetery/ -- Marshall Lake -- mlake@mlake.net -- http://mlake.net

Hi; Thanks so much for the information you have provided. This has been a hugh help to me, since there are several surnames that relate to our, meaning my husbands and my, lineage. Richard, thank you as well for the excellent suggestion, I had definately forgotten about the archives so will use them in the future. Ina S.

Thank you for taking the time to share all this with us, it is appreciated. Gloria in Arizona

Last Name First Name Site Date of Birth Date of Death Aged Other1 Other Salter Ann R. Salter 36 1801 1890 Husband Lewis Young Sampsel James O. 239-8 1902 1980 Sampsel Sarah F. 239-9 1902 1991 Saunders Oscar L. 279-1 1868 1925 Schall Harry J. 29-1 1-Mar-35 Penn. Corp 304 Bankery Co OMC Schneider William F. 150-1 1943 1960 Schooley Lizzie C. 318-3 1885 1976 Wife of Harry Banghart Schutts Mary C. 2-27-2 May 18, 1905 Nov. 12, 1988 Schutts Charles 2-27-3 Dec. 30, 1931 Schutts Dorothy 2-27-3 Mar. 6, 1926 Schwartz Michael E. 1-R2-6 1958 1970 Beloved Son Search Sarah F. 229-5 31-Jul-40 Searfoss Anna 141-3 1875 1958 Wife John L. Shurts Sell Emma L. Keller 267-4 1853 1939 his wife (? William H. Sell, Sr. ?) Sell Eva L. 267-3 1873 1922 wife of James S. Mayberry at rest Sell, Jr. William H. 269-1 1888 1920 Sell, Jr. Verna A. Adams 269-2 1886 1947 his wife - William H. Sell, Jr. Sell, Sr. William H. 267-5 1856 1931 Sensenbach John L. 334-2 1886 1956 Sensenbach Emily L. 334-2 1887 1962 Shafer Margaret 51 Jan. ?, 1807 Dec. 5, ?? Wife of David Bowlby Sharps Godfrey 120-1 1823 1907 Husband of Charlotta Father of Mary P. Sharps Charlotta 120-1 1826 1905 Wife of Godfrey Mother of Mary P. Sharps Mary P. 120-1 1870 1931 Daughter of Godfrey & Mary P. Sharps Sheats Walter 130 1879 1928 Sherlock Robert R. 160-6 1907 1991 Husband of Katherine Melick Sherlock Katherine Melick 160-7 1908 Wife of Robert R. Sherlock Sherman Euphenia D. Rounsavell 55-1 Jan. 22, 1823 Feb. 14, 1901 Wife of Wm. Sherman Sherman William 55-2 Illegible Husband of Euphenia D. Rounsavell Sherrer Illeg. 91 April 30,1879 2 yrs rest Illeg. Sherrer Laura 166-4 1880 1924 Wife of Archibald R. Young Sherrer Joseph 211-2 1849 1914 Husband of Ann Elizabeth Woolverton Footstone- Father US War Vet Flag Sherrer Ann Elizabeth Woolverton 211-2 1849 1907 Wife of Joseph Sherrer Footstone- Mother Sherrer Landes 211-2 1876 1879 Son of Joseph & Ann Elizabeth Woolverton Sherrer Sherrer Mary E. Rinehart 222-3 Jan. 11, 1851 Feb. 14, 1901 his wife Sherrer Abraham 222-3 June 6, 1844 Oct. 28, 1909 Shinner John 28-4 April 21,1839 1874 35yrs Shipley Lottie 63 Aug. 25, 1865 2 yrs Daughter of J.B. & Louisa Shipley Shipman Mary 60-1 May 12th, 1851 76 yrs, 3 mos & 26 dys Wife of Abraham Shipman In memory of Shipman Abraham 60-2 February 25th, 1818 21 yrs, 10 mos & 12 dys Husband of Mary In memory of Shirra Pearl M.Ward 255-3 1895 1953 Shive Geneva E. 2-R1-2 Apr. 18, 1916 May 12, !988 Shrope Chris C. 243-1 1857 1928 Hampton Fire Co. Flag Husband of Chris C. Shrope Shrope Lavinia Duckworth 243-2 1855 1934 Wife of Chris C. Shrope Shrope John 326-1 1847 1917 Shrope Emma 326-2 1853 1940 Shrope Saphronia 190-6 1845 1920 Wife of Aaron Shrope Jennie M. 190-1 1883 1958 Wife of Frank D. Shrope Frank D. 190-2 1870 1949 Husband of Jennie M. Shrope Emma 190-3 1864 1913 Shrope 190-4 Family Marker Shrope Aaron L. 190-5 1845 1914 Husband of Saphronia Shurts Michael 143-4 Aug. 12, 1827 Jan. 1, 1904 Husband of Nancy B. & Abigal Ann Footstone 143-2- Father Shurts Nancy B. 143-4 May 31, 1831 Oct. 23, 1877 Wife of Michael Footstone- Mother Shurts Abigal Ann 143-4 July 5, 1840 Dec. 3, 1925 Wife of Michael Footstone- Mother Shurts William F. Jr. 142-3 Dec. 22, 1828 Sept. 8, 1898 Husband of Margaret Footstone 142-1- Father Shurts Margaret 142-3 Nov. 8, 1831 July 17, 1899 Wife of William Footstone-142-2- Mother Shurts May 142-5 1874 1954 Wife of Fred Neumann Shurts Peter S. 213-1 1850 1939 Husband of Anna Riddle Shurts Anna Riddle 213-2 1852 1918 Wife of Peter S. Shurts Shurts James P, 141-1 1865 1925 Husband of Anna C. Plotts Shurts Anna C. Plotts 141-2 1878 1925 Wife of James P. Shurts Shurts Anna Searfoss 141-3 1875 1958 Wife John L. Shurts Shurts John L. 141-4 1864 1932 Husband of Anna Searfoss Shurts George S. 141-5 1867 1949 Husband of Carolin H. Bowlby Shurts Carolin H. Bowlby 141-6 1869 1925 Wife of George S. Shurts Shurts Annie Richey 141-7 1871 1947 Wife of Edward S. Shurts Siegfried Carrie Anderson 150-3 1868 Wife of E. Frank Siegfried Siegfried E. Frank 150-3 1867 1927 Husband of Carrie Anderson Silverthorn Paul 203-3 1853 1935 Husband of Lida Wene Silverthorn Lida Wene 203-3 1853 1934 Wife of Paul Silverthorn Skillman Martha 284-2 1857 1929 Wife of Fred R. Vanarsdale Skillman Stewart 284-4 1854 1940 Skillman John R. 86 April 13, 1878 1 yr & 11 mos Son of John M. & Mary Skillman Skillman Mary Riddle 85-1 1854 1901 Wife of John M. Skillman Skillman John M. 85-2 1852 1919 Husband of Mary Riddle Skillman Margaret D. 163-8 1848 1918 Wife of William Melligan Mother Skinner Mildred 1-R4-9 30-Jul-19 Husband Chester D. Brown Eastern Star Symbol Skinner Albert Howell 39-1 Sept, 28, 1848 Oct. 21, 1915 Wife Christia Anna Skinner Christia Anna 39-2 Oct. 20, 1856 April 10, 1890 Husband A.H. Skinner Skinner Albert R. 39-3 August 24, 1886 6 months, 3 days Son of A.H. & C. Skinner Skinner Bertha 39-4 Oct. 10, 1885 6 years, 9 months, & 29 days Daughter of A.H. & C. Skinner Skinner Clayton 39-5 April 6, 1891 1 year, 3 m. & 4 dys Son of A.H. & C. Skinner Skinner Vernona M. 39-6 June 3, 1887 11 mos & 8 dys Daughter of A.H. & C. Skinner Skinner 140-1 Side 1-Thou O Christ art all I want, All in all in Thee I find. Skinner 140-1 Side 3- Family Monument Skinner Lydia 140-1 Aug. 15, 1810 July 14, 1888 Side-2-Wife of Jacob Skinner Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord Skinner Jacob 140-1 April 2, 1886 87 yrs, 8 mos 20 dys Side4 Skinner Lydia 140-2 Skinner John 16-1 Nov. 26, 1802 Oct. 22, 1892 Son of Robert & Sarah Freese Skinner Husband of Mary Vannatta Skinner Robert 16-1 July 17, 1775 May 10, 1836 Husband of Sarah Freese Skinner Sarah Freese 16-1 Nov. 29, 1773 1808 Wife of Robert Skinner Skinner Mary Vannatta 16-2 April 28, 1818 May, 1888 Wife of John skinner Daughter of Joshua Vannatta & Catherine Wurtz Skinner Elizabeth 16-3 March 29, 1863 27 yrs, 4 mos & 21 dys Wife of Charles T. Myers Daughter of John & Mary Skinner Skinner Sarah 31-1 Dec.8th, 1826 1-May-19 Wife of Peter Cramer Footstone-Mother Skinner Samuel 42-1 Sept. 5, 1804 Aug. 21, 1864 Husband of Ann Skinner Footstone- Father Skinner Ann 42-1 May 4, 1804 Dec. 24, 1891 Wife of Samuel Skinner Footstone- Mother Skinner Jacob 42-2 Jan. 27, 1867 31 yrs Son of Samuel & Ann Skinner Skinner Laura Jane 79-1 Jan. 27, 1871 10 yrs, 10 mos & 21 dys Daughter of William & Margaret Skinner Skinner Wm. 79-2 Feb. 21,1820 March 28, 1897 Husband of Margaret Skinner Margaret 79-2 Oct. 30, 1822 Feb. 4, 1897 Wife of William Skinner Skinner Bella 275-6 1874 1924 Wife of Abraham A. Groff Slack John H. 1-R2-8 1903 1975 Married Jan. 1, 1925 to Jennie B. Slack Jennie B. 1-R2-9 1908 1970 Married Jan. 1, 1925 to John H. Slater Isaac 111-2 1859 1928 Slater John R. 111-3 1878 1931 Slater William s. 47-1 9-Jun-02 67yrs Husband of Sarah E. Slater Slater Sarah 47-2 Dec. 20, 1870 33yrs Wife of William S. Slater Slater Sarah 49-5 Dec. 6, 1823 June 4, 1873 49 yrs In memory of Slater John C. 149 May 12, 1832 Nov. 10, 1911 Husband of Catherine Slater Slater Catherine 149 Sept. 23, 1839 18-Apr-16 Wife of John C. Slater Slater Edward R. 149 June 27, 1863 Oct. 16, 1863 Son of John C. & Catherine Slater Slater Joseph C. 149 May 29, 1871 May 16, 1872 Son of John C. & Catherine Slater Slater Isabelle F. 238-1-a 1867 1935 Wife of W. Frank Fritts Slater Mary C. 179 1846 1927 Wife of Theodore Castner Slater 187-1 Slater Jacob S. 187-4 March 5, 1861 Dec. 4, 1930 Slater Anna K. 187-4 Aug. 15, 1868 Aug. 6, 1952 Slater Doris M. 321-1 1930 1958 Married name Carlson Slater Olive L. 321-3 1902 1940 Slater Oscar G. 321-3 1904 1949 Slater Lulu Riddle 123-3 1872 1936 Sloat James J. 320-1 1882 1963 Husband of Theresa Wirth Sloat Theresa Wirth 320-1 1886 1951 Wife of James J. Sloat Sloat Violet 320-2 1923 1925 Sloat Mary E.Cornish 320-2 1923 1931 Wife of Walter J. Sloat Sloat Walter S. 320-2 1907 Husband of Mary E. Cornish Slout Altone 148-2 March 16, 1888 Sept. 16, 1952 New Jersey CPL. CO. A 127 Engineers WW I US War Vet Flag Smith Florence 148-1 1889 1935 Wife of Arthur Slater Trout Footstone- Mother Smith Margaret W. Curl 152-6 1896 1984 Smith Tillie 158-2 1868 1942 Wife of J. Edward Stires Smith Mary 21-1 1815 1891 Wife of Joseph P. Lake Smith Lloyd E. 2-R11-1 1920 Smith Verna F. 2-R11-1 1921 Smith Harold M. 240-1 1896 1983 Footstone see 240-4 US War Vet Flag Smith Harold M. 240-4 April 27, 1896 Aug. 23, 1983 SEA 2 US Navy WW I Headstone see 240-1 US War Vet Flag Smith Mercy E. 240-1 1895 1967 Smith Anna E. 240-2 1897 1968 Smith Emiline 142-6 1837 1917 Mother--Emiline Smith Bowlby Lauback Smith Daniel 3--1 Illegible Broken stones Smith John A. 107-1 Feb. 20, 1806 July 23, 1889 Husband of Abigail C. Marlatt Dying is but going home Smith Abigail C. Marlatt 107-1 Feb. 23, 1811 March 12, 1874 Wife of J.A. Smith Dying is but going home Smith Lyman 180-5 July 11, 1871 Nov. 13, 1884 Son of W.B. & Sarah Smith Smith Horace 180-6 1800 1881 My Father looks up to Thee Smith Lyman 180-6 1871 1874 My Father looks up to Thee Smith Nevada 180-6 1882 1903 Wife of T. S. Willis My Father looks up to Thee Smith Benjamin 130 1849 1923 Smith Emma 130 1850 1945 Smith Emma 276-3 July 30, 1909 wife of D. W. Anderson Smith Anna K. 266-1 1871 1900 wife of Frank H. Smith Smith Charles O. 266-1 1839 Smith Sarah J. Keller 266-1 1883 1916 Smith Austin M. 266-1 1883 1887 Smith Ernest G. 167-6 1899 Smith Lida 167-7 1900 1969 Smolenski Joseph 105 21-Mar-22 Jan. 4, 1984 Husband of Mercy E. Housel- Hammer engraved on stone CPL US Marine Corps WW II US War Vet Smolenski Mercy E. Housel 105 26-May-24 Wife of Joseph Smolenski Smyth Dorothy C. 160-10 1909 Wife of Francis M. Smyth Smyth Francis M. 160-10 1906 1997 Husband of Dorothy C. Snyder Elizabeth R. 291-2 1898 1984 Wife of Fred Sturm Snyder 295-1 Family marker Snyder Frank E. 295-3 1855 1930 Father Snyder Charles L. 295-4 1881 1955 Snyder Minnie A. Cole 295-5 1885 19 Wife of Charles L. Snyder Snyder Walter C. 328-2 1891 1919 Co. B. 14th Battalion US Guards US War Vet Flag Snyder Sarah A. 19-1 1831 1912 Wife of David W. Frome Snyder William 20-1 March 30, 1804 July 1, 1880 70 yrs, 3 mos & 1 dy Snyder Lydia 20-2 Illeg. Snyder Edward 72 10-Dec-08 Co H 15 Reg NJ Vol Snyder Thomas E. 2-R16-1 1922 1988 Graves marked with wooden Cross with wood burned lettering US War Veteran Snyder Betty J. 2-R16-1 1926 1990 Snyder Bessie 20-1 1884 1884 Snyder Florence 20-2 1876 1892 Snyder Anna Walters 20-3 1853 1931 Wife of Caleb Burd Snyder Snyder Caleb Burd 20-4 1846 1927 Husband of Anna Waltrers Snyder Willie 20-5 1870 1872 Snyder 20-6 Family marker Snyder Elizabeth 20-7 1839 1910 Snyder Jacob 20-8 1835 1921 Snyder Irene 333-3 1862 1934 Snyder Thomas 73-11 Illegible Snyder Thomas B. 74-1 May ?? ?? Son of ??? & Marsha Snyder Snyder Peter 74-2 Oct. 30th, 1859 69 yrs Snyder Sarah 74-3 89 yrs & 1 mo Wife of ?? Snyder William II 74-4 Sept. ?? 21 yrs, 9 mos & ?? Son of Snyder Snyder George W. 74-4 Dec. 13, 1819 20 yrs, 1 mo & 11 dys Snyder Mary E. 129-2 1944 Snyder George W. 129-3 1944 Snyder Pierson 129-4 1847 1924 Snyder Johnson 323-1 1878 1928 Co. F 11th Reg. Spanish American War US war Veteran Flag Snyder Harry F. 231-6 1865 1943 on back of stone Snyder George 264-4 Dec. 26, 1858 Sept. 29, 1927 on back of Stone Snyder Iva May Butler 264-4 June 19, 1867 Feb. 15, 1893 on front of stone wife of Samuel Snyder Snyder Olive M. Jenner 264-4 1865 1929 on front of stone wife of George Snyder Snyder Samuel 264-4 Nov. 7, 1867 Mar. 1, 1925 on front of stone Snyder 309-3 Family Marker Snyder Elizabeth M. 309-1 1916 1966 Snyder Frank Jr. 309-2 1915 Snyder Frank 309-4 1872 1964 Husband ofHattie Banghart Snyder Hattie Banghart 309-5 1879 1950 Wife of Frank Snyder Snyder Ethel 309-6 1903 1924 Snyder Jacob 309-7 1897 1923 Spangenberg Georgianna 297-1 Nov. 23, 1937 Spangenberg Eugene L. 297-2 1879 1944 Spangenberg Mary E. 297-3 1880 1954 Spangenberg John F. 297-5 1905 1926 Son Spangenberg 297-4 Family Marker Squires Albert 129-1 1883 1932 US War Vet Flag Stanley 303-2 1879 1917 on back of stone Stanley 303-1 Staples Harry P. 114-1 Dec. 3, 1877 Jun. 22, 1879 Son of F.R. & L.S. Staples Illeg. Inscription Staples Floyd J. 132-1 1881 1925 US War Vet Flag Staples Mary L. 132-2 1881 1936 Staples Stephen Girard 219-4 Dec. 6, 1848 March 20, 1895 Husband of Sarah J. Rinehart At Rest Staples Sarah J. Rinehart 219-4 June 2, 1853 May 2, 1897 Wife of Stephen Girard Rinehart Stecker Frederick L. 1-R2-3 Dec. 5, 1925 9-Jun-70 US War Veteran Flag New Jersey PFC Col 260 Infantry world War II Stecker Alice L 2-30-3 1943 1986 Stecker Alfred G. 88-1 1949 1965 Stedenfeld Julius W. 126-1 1891 1979 Husband of Emma Stedenfeld Emma 126-1 1890 1987 Wiife of Julius W. Stenouist Mabel E. 238-1-b 1905 1991 Wife of Rev. Leonard R. Memmott She prayed for us Stephens Wm. D. 61-1 March 1, 1819 Dec. 9, 1888 The Lord's will be done Husband of Jennette Stephens Jennette 61-2 Dec. 15, 1822 Oct. 6, 1886 Wife of Wm. D. Stephens Illeg. Inscription . Stevenson Hettie 49-2 April 26, 1876 18yrs Daughter of John & Elizabeth Stevenson Stevenson Elizabeth 49-3 April 25, 1875 51 yrs Wife of John Stevenson Mother Stiger Maryann R. Weller 71-5 July 2, 1837 June 7, 1866 Wife of John N. stiger Stires 158 Family marker Stires J. Edward 158-1 1862 1930 Husband of Tillie Smith Stires Tillie Smith 158-2 1868 1942 Wife of J. Edward Stires Stires Rev. Charles R. 117-7 1907 1990 Husband of Helen T. Stires Helen T. 117-7 1911 Stom Frances L. Vanover 310-4 1862 1954 wife of (?) Stom Stomper Genevieve M. Jablonski 100 1905 1960 Wife of Maximillian Stomper Stomper Maximilian 100 Husband of Genevieve Jablonski Stone Frederick T. 2-R10-1 1924 1989 US War Veteran 1941-1945 Stone Helen B. 2-R15-4 1907 1998 Marker Only - DeVoe Funeral Home Stratford Thomas J. 2-R22-4 Aug. 24, 1933 Stratford Barbara A. 2-R22-4 Dec. 3, 1935 Jan. 5, 1995 Streeter 254 Family Marker Streeter Harrison G. 254-2 1881 1958 Streeter Helen Underwood 254-3 1885 Struble William 124-1 1868 1946 Husband of Lizzie D. & Sarah B. Footstone- william Struble Lizzie D. 124-1 1868 1904 Wife of William Struble Footstone- Lizzie Struble Sarah B. 124-1 1858 1915 Wife of William Struble Footstone-Sarah Strunk Charles B. 152-3 1918 1995 Strunk Doris 152-4 1920 1971 Sturm Elizabeth R. Snyder 291-2 1898 1984 Wife of Fred Sturm Supplee William W. III 2-R18-3 Oct. 15, 1922 Dec. 21, 1992 Footer William W. Supplee III, S Sgt US Army, World War II Supplee Elsie B. 2-R18-3 1923 Sutton Earl F. 2-R1-1 Jul. 19, 1920 Jul. 27, 1995 Footer Earl F. Sutton, S Sgt US Army, World War II US War Vet Flag Sutton Lorraine G. 2-R1-1 Feb. 2, 1936 Flag - 1941-1945

----- Original Message ----- From: <NJHUNTER-D-request@rootsweb.com> To: <NJHUNTER-D@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, October 19, 2004 2:01 PM Subject: NJHUNTER-D Digest V04 #261

List, Don't forget to check the Archives. They will contain all of the e-mails sent to this list. http://listsearches.rootsweb.com/?list=NJHUNTER Richard Tucson, AZ http://members.aol.com/rrw122433/INDEX.htm

Hi; Would someone please send me the letter S surnames for this cemetery. I don't seem to have them. Thanks in advance. Ina S. inas@bluefrog.com

Last Name First Name Site Date of Birth Date of Death Aged Other1 Other O.L.S. 279-2 Olden William 5--1 Sept. ?? July 2, ?? Son of Elizabeth Eveland Oleniacz Frank 100 1919 Brother Oleniacz Stanley A. 100 1910 1990 Husband of Helen J. Jablonski Oleniacz Helen J. Jablonski 100 1906 1993 Wife of Stanley A. Oleniacz Oliver Fred W. 297-6 March 1, 1884 Jan. 18, 1828 Oliver Illeg. 297-7 1863 Rest of stone illeg. Oliver Edwin W. 268-1 1867 1956 Oliver Anna K. 268-1 1886 1972 O'Neill Herbert G. 194-3 1909 1976 Husband of Audrey B. O'Neill Audrey B. 194-4 1912 Wife of Herbert G. O'Neill O'Neill Herbert G. 205-2 1909 1976 Husband of Audrey B. O'Neill Audrey B. 205-2 1912 Wife of Herbert G. Opdycke Louisa 64-1 Feb. 2, 18-7 ___yrs & 13 dys Daughter of Wilson L. & Rachel Opdycke Opdycke Charles 64-2 May 25, 1876 Sept., 13, 1891 Son of Wilson L. & Rachel Opdycke At Rest Opdyke John W. 229-5 Feb. 17, 1933 Husband of Bertha Holden Opdyke Bertha Holden 229-5 29-Mar-47 Wife of John W. Opdyke Opdyke Jennie R. 229-6 1905 Opdyke Mildred E. 229-6 1905 Ort Minnie D. 208-1 1897 1952 Ort Elmer B. 208-2 1898 1975 Ort Matilda B. 208-3 1845 1929 Mother Ort James K. 208-4 1845 1929 Husband of Matilda B. Ort 208-5 Family Marker Ort Walter E. 208-6 1868 1928 Ort Nettie A. 208-7 1875 1935 Ort Ernest R. 208-8 1896 1918 312th Signal Batt. 87th Div. US War Vet Flag Died in France Ortwein Johanna M. 91-2 Oct. 30, 1899 5-Jun-65 Wife of Beatus E. Zeigler Beloved wife and mother Osbu___ William N. 133-2 July (Illeg) Son of John & Margaret A. Osbu____ Osmun Peter 114b-5 Nov. 29, 1829 Elizabeth Mackey his wife Osmun Elizabeth Mackey 114b-5 Nov.3, 1831 23-Mar-01 Wife of Peter Osmun Osmun 188-1 Family Marker Osmun George C. 188-4 1862 1949 Osmun Christianna 188-5 1867 1940 Osmun George 227-1 Nov. 25, 1813 ?? 10, 1832 Osmun ??? 227-1 Oct. 11, 1819 April 13, 1896 Owens Ruth 2-R14-1 1919 1996

That is the Creveling line that my Cougle married into. Do you know anything about them or find them on any list? Any Cougle there is related so thee so very few. They are listed in the Early Germans records and as members of Greenwich Church. I have a big hole in my research. My husband's ggrandfather died in Ill 1845. The family came here to Oregon and he was born on the homestead property. But I can not prove who Martin Peter/ Peter Martin's parents are. He came from NJ married Catherine Williamson in NJ early children born NJ and NY but I have yet 18 years been able to fin parents to either one of these people. There are several possibilities. June Cougle ----- Original Message ----- From: <Rimwah1@aol.com> To: <NJHUNTER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, October 18, 2004 4:25 PM Subject: [NJHUNTER] BETHLEHEM BAPTIST > Rita, It sounds as though you may be heading to the Bethlehem Baptist > cemetery. The exit is a little on the unusual side. If you're coming from > the west on > I-78, take exit 11 ramp to the end, then go straight (east) across the > intersection at the light. Keep right at the fork (otherwise you're back > on 78 :), > and you will see the cemetery walls, and the church on your left. If > you're > coming from the east, take the exit, head to your left over the overpass, > and > make a left at the light. > > Do you have any contact with Vliets in the area? I know they intermarried > with my Creveling line, and lived on a nearby farm in West Portal. The > Crevelings > had their own family cemetery, and used the Bloomsbury Presbyterian > Church, > the Greenwich Presbyterian Church (west of Bloomsbury), the Asbury > Churches, > and also Mansfield Woodhouse Presbyterian Church, in Washington. I would > imagine > that it is quite possible that the Vliet family also had a family plot on > their farm, as they were in the area for quite some time. > > Might be worth your time to post to the NJWarren List. Since the area in > question falls right on the border of Hunterdon. There are a lot of Vliets > through > out Warren Co., and if they are anything like others in the area, they > even > bounced back and forth across the Delaware. > > Good Luck, Wendy (grew up 2 miles from Pattenburg) > > > ==== NJHUNTER Mailing List ==== > This mail list is archived at: > http://newsarch.rootsweb.com/th/index/NJHUNTER > > ============================== > Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 > >

MY REPLY: Many, many thanks for sending these. I fished out the two Osborn [Osburn] references. All good wishes, Mary Jane Phillips-Matz ----- Original Message ----- From: <JPM6966@aol.com> To: <NJHUNTER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, October 17, 2004 9:00 PM Subject: [NJHUNTER] Re:O,P&Q surnames... musconetcong valley cemetery > Last Name First Name Site Date of Birth Date of Death Aged > Other1 Other > O.L.S. 279-2 > Olden William 5--1 Sept. ?? July 2, ?? Son of Elizabeth > Eveland > > Oleniacz Frank 100 1919 Brother > Oleniacz Stanley A. 100 1910 1990 Husband of Helen J. > Jablonski > > Oleniacz Helen J. Jablonski 100 1906 1993 Wife of Stanley A. > Oleniacz > Oliver Fred W. 297-6 March 1, 1884 Jan. 18, 1828 > Oliver Illeg. 297-7 1863 Rest of stone illeg. > Oliver Edwin W. 268-1 1867 1956 > Oliver Anna K. 268-1 1886 1972 > O'Neill Herbert G. 194-3 1909 1976 Husband of Audrey B. > O'Neill Audrey B. 194-4 1912 Wife of Herbert G. O'Neill > O'Neill Herbert G. 205-2 1909 1976 Husband of Audrey B. > O'Neill Audrey B. 205-2 1912 Wife of Herbert G. > Opdycke Louisa 64-1 Feb. 2, 18-7 ___yrs & 13 dys Daughter of > Wilson L. & Rachel Opdycke > Opdycke Charles 64-2 May 25, 1876 Sept., 13, 1891 Son of Wilson > L. & > Rachel Opdycke At Rest > Opdyke John W. 229-5 Feb. 17, 1933 Husband of Bertha Holden > > Opdyke Bertha Holden 229-5 29-Mar-47 Wife of John W. Opdyke > > Opdyke Jennie R. 229-6 1905 > Opdyke Mildred E. 229-6 1905 > Ort Minnie D. 208-1 1897 1952 > Ort Elmer B. 208-2 1898 1975 > Ort Matilda B. 208-3 1845 1929 Mother > Ort James K. 208-4 1845 1929 Husband of Matilda B. > Ort 208-5 Family Marker > Ort Walter E. 208-6 1868 1928 > Ort Nettie A. 208-7 1875 1935 > Ort Ernest R. 208-8 1896 1918 312th Signal Batt. 87th Div. > US War Vet Flag Died in France > Ortwein Johanna M. 91-2 Oct. 30, 1899 5-Jun-65 Wife of Beatus > E. > Zeigler Beloved wife and mother > Osbu___ William N. 133-2 July (Illeg) Son of John & Margaret > A. > Osbu____ > Osmun Peter 114b-5 Nov. 29, 1829 Elizabeth Mackey his wife > > Osmun Elizabeth Mackey 114b-5 Nov.3, 1831 23-Mar-01 Wife of > Peter > Osmun > Osmun 188-1 Family Marker > Osmun George C. 188-4 1862 1949 > Osmun Christianna 188-5 1867 1940 > Osmun George 227-1 Nov. 25, 1813 ?? 10, 1832 > Osmun ??? 227-1 Oct. 11, 1819 April 13, 1896 > Owens Ruth 2-R14-1 1919 1996 > P.F.B. > Palsom Albert W. 322-3 1929 1988 > Palsom Barbara Holman 322-4 1928 1987 > Parker Charlotte C. 17-1 May 18, 1837 7-Jun-25 Wife of > William H. > Parker William H. 17-2 March 8, 1837 Jan. 13, 1897 Husband of > Charlotte C. > Parker Harvey 17-3 1870 1886 Son of William & Charlotte C. > Parker > Parker Mary Mansfield 17-4 1875 1889 Daughter of William & > Charlotte C. Parker > Parsons Elizabeth 22-1 Feb. 7, 1830 Aug. 23, 1888 Wife of > Hiram > R. Parsons Illegible inscription > Pascoe Lewis P. Sr. 1-R4-6 23-Aug-14 23-Apr-94 Married Arlene > D. > Oct.5, 1949 Birds engraved in stone > Pascoe Arlene D. 1-R4-6 Feb. 9, 1926 Married Lewis P. Sr. > Oct. > 5, 1949 Birds engraved in stone > Pence May Johnston 300-3 1873 1922 Wife of Walter Pence > > Pence Walter 300-4 1877 1937 Husband of May Johnston > Pence 301-1 Family Marker > Pence Allie 301-3 1859 19 Wife of Isaiah Putney > Pence Clarissa 301-4 1821 1913 > Pence David H. 301-5 1852 1929 > Pence Henry 281-1 1844 1918 Husband of Sarah C. > Pence Sarah C. 281-1 1845 1927 Wife of Henry Pence > Pence Howard 281-1b 1872 1873 > Pence Harry 281-1b 1872 1876 > Pence Eva May 281-1b 1874 1877 > Pence Lewis H. 281-2 1882 1926 Husband of Anna > Pence Anna 281-3 1898 1982 Wife of Lewis H. Pence > Pence Julia A. 281-5 1870 1949 Wife of B. Frank Apgar > Pendreigh Victor C. 60-3 1861 192? > Pendreigh John 60-4 Dec. 10, 1822 12 yrs, 2 mos & 12 dys > Son > of James & Catherine Pendreigh > Perrine Edward B. 89-2 Feb. 14, 1896 27-May-75 PVT US Army US > War Vet Flag > Perrine Mary A. 89-3 March 16, 1894 6-Mar-66 > Perrine Edward Jr. 89-4 27-Mar-34 10-Mar-68 SGT US Marine > Corps > US War Vet Flag > Peterson Ruth Ann 107 1944 1973 > Petty Robert D. 293 1860 1932 Footstone R.D.P. > Petty Florence S. 293 1869 1960 Footstone F.S.P. > Petty Elizabeth 293 1901 1955 Footstone E.P. > Petty Katherine 293 1906 1958 Footstone K.P.W. Married > name > Katherine P. Wellman > Philhower Mary J. 137-1n > Pihenger Carrie 113-6 1875 1970 Wife of Thed. B. Fulper > M.D. > > Pini Ernestine 116-2 1912 Wife of John A. Baratto > Plotts Anna C. 141-2 1878 1925 Wife of James P. Shurts > Plum Elizabeth 185-3 Sept. 23, 1838 Dec. 18, 1930 Wife of > Abraham B. Fritts Mother > Poe Dr. George F. 277-2 1900 1982 > Poe Eloise D. 277-2 1904 > Polemus Zenas, Jr. 2-R15-1 1917 1994 Flag - US > Polhemus Margaret 2-R15-1 1923 > Prall Ella 129-1 In loving memory Daughter of John > S. > Prall > Prall Florence 129-2 In loving memory Daughter of > Edward Prall > Prall John S. 129-4 April 13, 1886 81 yrs, 2 mos & 12 dys > Prall Harriet 129-5 Dec. 1st, 1849 46 yrs, 4 mos & 25 dys In > memory > of Footstone H.P. Wife of John S. Prall > Prall Nellie 71-1 Aug. 6, 1877 Dec. 26, 1877 In loving > memory > Daughter of John C. & Josephine Prall > Price Alice 112 July 20, 1861 4 mos & 12 dys Infant daughter of > Edward & Hann (Illeg) > Procter Lillian H. 311-3 1894 1973 > Proctor Frank 311-3 1879 1962 > Putney 301-1 Family Marker > Putney Isaiah 301-2 1855 1928 Husband of Allie Pence > Putney Allie Pence 301-3 1859 19 Wife of Isaiah Putney > Querry Norman L. 302-1 1916 1988 > Querry Irene B. 302-1 1920 > > > > > ==== NJHUNTER Mailing List ==== > This mail list is archived at: > http://newsarch.rootsweb.com/th/index/NJHUNTER > > ============================== > Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 > >

I'm afraid I missed the "O" surnames, but could someone please send them to me? I'm looking for OSBORN in Hunterdon County, Bethlehem and East Amwell just before and after the Revoluton. Many, many thanks, Mary Jane Phillips-Matz

Yes, Penwell warren county was named after thankful penwell, but the family was not from there, her son david penwell, built the mill and the house and the barn, which is now part of the hunterdon county park system, thanks, though, teresa.

Thanks for the directions, Wendy. I grew up in Easton (Wilson Borough) and left when I was about 20. My Dad worked for Easton Laundries the whole time I was a kid and his route was around the Washington and Broadway area. As for the Vliet's, I believe Russell Vliet still lives (although quite old) on one of the original Vliet farmsteads just east of Person Rd near West Portal. I met Harold Vliet (now deceased) many years ago...he lived across from Russell. I've also been to the gravesite of Capt. Daniel Vliet which is in the middle of a field on the old Vliet property now owned by a Mrs. Hajdu on Person Rd. (next door to Russell). I was never quite sure where the Creveling estate was located, although I believe it was on the same side of the road and closer to West Portal, right? My gt-grandmother was Sarah Jane Vliet who lived on Tunnel Avenue, near the double-bore tunnel. We believe that's where she met her Irish-born husband Dennis Malley who was a Section Foreman with the railroad, and probably working on the tunnel around 1875. Sarah was the daughter of Jacob B. Vliet & Barbary Opdycke. I've learned a bit about Barbary's parentage, but Jacob Vliet is still a mystery to some extent. In any case, Jacob died in 1979 and wife Barbary died in 1884. As I said before, Barbary's death certificate does state that Asbury was her burial place, so I can only assume Jacob is there too. The Methodist Church in Asbury claims to have misplaced or lost most all of their cemetery records. The Presbyterian Church across the street has been sold for other usage; the cemetery records are kept in Philadelphia but only go back to about 1887 (darn!). As for Sarah Jane, she was buried at St. Anne's Catholic Cemetery in Hampton...without a stone....but my mother remembers the general resting area. Dennis Malley disappeared into thin air. -Rita PS: where is the Creveling burial ground? can it be accessed by the public? ----- Original Message ----- From: <Rimwah1@aol.com> To: <NJHUNTER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, October 18, 2004 7:25 PM Subject: [NJHUNTER] BETHLEHEM BAPTIST > Rita, It sounds as though you may be heading to the Bethlehem Baptist > cemetery. The exit is a little on the unusual side. If you're coming from the west on > I-78, take exit 11 ramp to the end, then go straight (east) across the > intersection at the light. Keep right at the fork (otherwise you're back on 78 :), > and you will see the cemetery walls, and the church on your left. If you're > coming from the east, take the exit, head to your left over the overpass, and > make a left at the light. > > Do you have any contact with Vliets in the area? I know they intermarried > with my Creveling line, and lived on a nearby farm in West Portal. The Crevelings > had their own family cemetery, and used the Bloomsbury Presbyterian Church, > the Greenwich Presbyterian Church (west of Bloomsbury), the Asbury Churches, > and also Mansfield Woodhouse Presbyterian Church, in Washington. I would imagine > that it is quite possible that the Vliet family also had a family plot on > their farm, as they were in the area for quite some time. > > Might be worth your time to post to the NJWarren List. Since the area in > question falls right on the border of Hunterdon. There are a lot of Vliets through > out Warren Co., and if they are anything like others in the area, they even > bounced back and forth across the Delaware. > > Good Luck, Wendy (grew up 2 miles from Pattenburg) > > > ==== NJHUNTER Mailing List ==== > This mail list is archived at: > http://newsarch.rootsweb.com/th/index/NJHUNTER > > ============================== > Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 > >