Nettie, Do you still live in the lambertville area? Do you know if there are still any Naylors living there? If not, do you know anyone who might be willing to do some genealogy research for me at a reasonable price? Thanks. Maria Annette Eubank <[email protected]> wrote: It just occurred to me that there are still Robbins in Lambertville. Don't know if any of them know their heritage or are interested in genealogy. Let me ask around. Maybe those photos will find their home after all. Nettie --- "J.F. Purcell" wrote: > Thanks. > JF Purcell > > > > > Date: Tue, 27 May 2008 05:49:14 -0700> From: > annettee[email protected]> To: [email protected]> > Subject: Re: [NJHUNTER] ROBINS or ROBBINS Family > Photograph> > The city, which is on the east side of > the Delaware> River, lies across from New Hope, PA. > It was> originally known as Coryell's Ferry, named > for the> ferry boat that transported workers across > the river. > > In 1814 it was renamed Lambertville > by the Postmaster,> John Lambert. There was a > prominent Lambert family in> the town. Capt. John > Lambert built The Lambertville> House on Bridge > Street. "Captain Lambert's uncle, the> Hon. John > Lambert, represented his fellow citizens> both in > the State Legislature and Council. Later he> was > elected to the U.S. House of Representative and> > during Jeffereson's administration to the the > Senate. > It was whilehe was int he Senate in 1814 > that he> procured the first post office for this > town, which he> proceeded to call Lambert's Ville. > HIs nephew, Joh> Lambert, was designated pos! > t master." (from> Lambertville New Jersey, from the > beginning as> Coryell's Ferry" by Alfred G. Petrie, > 1949) > > > --- "J.F. Purcell" > wrote:> > > Is Lambertville > named after an early American> > Family?> > > > JF > Purcell> > President, Purcell Family of America> > > Oceanside, NY> > > > > > > > > Date: Tue, 27 May > 2008 05:34:37 -0700> From:> > > [email protected]> To: [email protected]>> > > Subject: Re: [NJHUNTER] ROBINS or ROBBINS Family> > > Photograph> > Jack,> I was raised in a row home > (now> > known as a "town> house" since Lambertville > has> > become a trendy tourist> mecca!) at 49 > Coryell St.,> > so Fritz's address has> always had > some significance> > for me.> > I collect many of > his photos, too, just> > for the> fascination. I > also collect any> > Lambertville> memorabilia and > information. I plan to> > write a> history of > L'ville in my old age, when> > duties don't> take up > my time!> > I used to teach at> > East Amwell > Elementary School in> ! > nearby Ringoes.> > There were a lot of Quicks up > there,> but I suppose > > > you've found that out. I"ll keep an eye> out > for> > your ancestral names as I research.> > > Nettie> > ---> > Jack Fallin > wrote:> > > Dear> > Nettie,> > > > Thanks so much. > He left behind so> > many significant> > > photographs, I'm > > going to> > add that bit to my > notes (if I haven'!> > t> > already done so, and > > > forgotten it).> > > >> > Jack> > > > Hunterdon > Families: Holcombe, Woolrich,> > Barber,> > Emley, > Quick, Jones > > (Mary E. Cook,> > the lady in my > Fritz photo, was from> > Trenton).> >> > > > > > On > May 26, 2008, at 6:35 PM, Annette Eubank> > wrote:> > > > > > Fritz's was at 46 1/2 Coryell> > Street,> > > Lambertville, NJ> > >> > > Nettie> > >> >> > > --- > Jack Fallin wrote:> > >> >> > >> > Dear Shelley,> > >>> > >> What a nice gesture. I> > > don't have any Robins in> > >> H-don, but I do > know>> > > >> how rare these family photos can be. > If you> >> > don't> > >> get a hit here,> > >> you > might try the> > Robins surname boards ! > at> > Rootsweb> > >> and> > Genforum. I> > >> have > a photo of what I believe to> > be my GG> > >> > Grandmother also taken at> > >>> > "Fritz's." > Somewhere I also have an address for> >> > the> > >> > studio, but it> > >> would take a bit of> > > digging.> > >>> > >> Jack Fallin> > >> Walnut > Creek,> > CA> > >>> > >>> > >> On May 23, 2008, at > 7:40 AM,> > Shelley Cardiel> !> > > wrote:> > >>> > > >>>> > >>>> > >>> I am hoping to> > locate someone > from> > the family so> > >> that this> > >>> > wonderful old>> > > >>> photograph can be returned > to their care. 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