Re. my previous post. Can anyone give me the origin of the name RED BANK, N.J. Emerson ----- Original Message ----- From: "Emerson Schenck Jr." <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, December 31, 2002 3:06 PM Subject: [NJMON] Red Bank, N.J. > Hi All, > > Would anyone know what connection, if any, there might be, between "they lived on the banks of the Red River" and Red Bank, N.J. > > Emerson Schenck > [email protected] > > > > ==== NJMONMOU Mailing List ==== > Monmouth County Historical Association > http://www.monmouth.com/~mcha/index.html > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >

In a message dated 12/31/02 12:52:23 PM US Mountain Standard Time, [email protected] writes: > Better yet .. the article was like finding the family Bible! > > Sara > Amen! Every genealogist would give his or her proverbial "right arm" for one like it! Wishing you all the very best of health, happiness and success in the New Year. Priscilla

Hi All, Would anyone know what connection, if any, there might be, between "they lived on the banks of the Red River" and Red Bank, N.J. Emerson Schenck [email protected]

Better yet .. the article was like finding the family Bible! Sara ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, December 31, 2002 10:38 AM Subject: Re: [NJMON] An interesting obit > In a message dated 12/31/2002 9:31:45 AM Eastern Standard Time, > [email protected] writes: > > > Source: Red Bank Register, Wednesday, Apr 16, 1902 > > http://distantcousin.com/obits/nj/1900/1902/apr/16/white_lyttleton.html > > > > Lyttleton White Dead > > > What an interesting obit. I wonder what it cost to publish! > > Ann in Farmingdale > > > ==== NJMONMOU Mailing List ==== > To contact the listowner: > [email protected] > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 >

BURLINGTON CO. NJ, 8 Sept. 1860, PO Mt. Holly, Lumberton Twp. p. 1179 1179 1 1755 1728 PRICKETT Sarah J. 20 f w NJ 1179 2 1755 1728 PRICKETT Joseph F. 20 m w wheelwright NJ 1179 3 1755 1728 PRICKETT Ann E. G. 19 f w NJ 1179 4 1756 1729 STRIKER Philip 60 m w farmer NJ 1179 5 1756 1729 STRIKER Charlotte 43 f w NJ 1179 6 1756 1729 STRIKER Sarah 18 f w NJ 1179 7 1756 1729 STRIKER Elizabeth 21 f w NJ 1179 8 1756 1729 STRIKER Emma 15 f w NJ 1179 9 1756 1729 STRIKER Howard 8 m w NJ 1179 10 1756 1729 STRIKER Richard M. 6 m w NJ 1179 11 1756 1729 STRIKER Louis P. 8/12 m w NJ 1179 12 1757 1730 KIRKBRIDE Benajah 37 m w blacksmith NJ 1179 13 1757 1730 KIRKBRIDE Ester A. 40 f w NJ 1179 14 1757 1730 KIRKBRIDE George B. 15 m w NJ 1179 15 1757 1730 KIRKBRIDE Eliza 8 f w NJ 1179 16 1757 1730 KIRKBRIDE Adlad 6 f w NJ 1179 17 1758 1731 LIPPINCOTT James B. 36 m w farm labor NJ 1179 18 1758 1731 LIPPINCOTT Lydia J. 35 f w NJ 1179 19 1758 1731 LIPPINCOTT Hannah W. 12 f w NJ 1179 20 1758 1731 LIPPINCOTT Elizabeth M. 10 f w NJ 1179 21 1758 1731 LIPPINCOTT Amy 1 f w NJ 1179 22 1759 1732 WILSON Joseph 43 m w sawyer NJ 1179 23 1759 1732 WILSON Margaret 14 f w NJ 1179 24 1759 1732 WILSON Richard B. 13 m w NJ 1179 25 1759 1732 WILSON Joseph F. 8 m w NJ 1179 26 1760 1733 HAINES Henry 38 m w NJ 1179 27 1760 1733 HAINES Kesiah 30 f w NJ 1179 28 1760 1733 HAINES Jonathan 9 m w NJ 1179 29 1760 1733 HAINES Robert 7 m w NJ 1179 30 1760 1733 HAINES Ellen 6 f w NJ 1179 31 1761 1734 ALLEN Samuel 39 m w carpenter NJ 1179 32 1761 1734 ALLEN Sarah A. 33 f w NJ 1179 33 1761 1734 ALLEN Ewin B. 10 m w NJ 1179 34 1761 1734 ALLEN Sarah S. 8 f w NJ 1179 35 1761 1734 ALLEN Samuel W. 5 m w NJ 1179 36 1761 1734 ALLEN Cornelia R. 1 f w NJ 1179 37 1762 1735 EYRE Samuel B. 55 m w farmer NJ 1179 38 1762 1735 EYRE Sarah A. 50 f w NJ 1179 39 1762 1735 EYRE Martin 14 m w NJ 1179 40 1762 1735 EYRE Clement 29 m w blacksmith NJ "Dogs leave pawprints on our hearts." [email protected]

In a message dated 12/31/2002 9:31:45 AM Eastern Standard Time, [email protected] writes: > Source: Red Bank Register, Wednesday, Apr 16, 1902 > http://distantcousin.com/obits/nj/1900/1902/apr/16/white_lyttleton.html > > Lyttleton White Dead > What an interesting obit. I wonder what it cost to publish! Ann in Farmingdale

We now have approximately 2,500 Red Bank Register obits (mostly 1886-1902) online and searchable here: http://distantcousin.com/obits/nj/ Here is a very interesting one that was just placed online: Source: Red Bank Register, Wednesday, Apr 16, 1902 http://distantcousin.com/obits/nj/1900/1902/apr/16/white_lyttleton.html Lyttleton White Dead He Died Of Paralysis Early Yesterday Morning He Was Sixty-Eight years Old and Was a Descendent of Two of the Oldest Families of Monmouth County-His Funeral Tomorrow Lyttleton White of Eatontown died at his home at that place yesterday morning. He was stricken with paralysis on December 17th, but he partially recovered from this stroke and was able to get out. He came to Red Bank two weeks ago Monday, and although he was quite feeble he appeared to be on the way to recovery. Last Wednesday night he suffered a second stroke of paralysis and from this stroke he never recovered. He lay unconscious most of the time after receiving the second stroke. On Monday night about midnight he rallied a little and seemed to be better than at any time since the preceding Wednesday. He took some nourishment and said he felt much better. The improvement was only temporary, however, and shortly after midnight he began to sink. He grew gradually worse as the night wore on and he died at five o�clock in the morning. Mr. White was 68 years old. His last birthday was Monday of last week. He was born at Red Bank and was the son of Mary and Elisha White. He was married when a young man. His wife, who is still living, was Miss Mary Lambertson of Middlesex county. Mr. White got acquainted with her while he was living at Matawan with his brother, Gordon D. White. He leaves also three children. They are William L. White of Easton, Pa.; Harry White of Duluth, Minnesota; and Cornelia Lewis White, who is generally known as Nellie White, who lives at home. Mr. White had always been an active Republican. His first vote was cast for Abraham Lincoln for president, and he had voted for every Republican president since that time. He had filled a number of township offices and for ten years he was Eatontown�s representative in the board of freeholders. In 1896 he was elected auditor of the board, and this position he held until he was rendered incapable of doing the work of the office by the stroke of paralysis which prostrated him on the 17th of December. For many years Mr. White was engaged in the store business at Eatontown. He kept a store at Red Bank for a while, in the store now occupied by Theodore Sickles. He was also for a short time the Red Bank ticket agent for the old Southern railroad when that railroad was the only one through this section. He was fond of the water and he owned a steam pleasure craft which he had named �Nellie White,� after his daughter, and in which he gave his friends excursions every season. Mr. White was one of thirteen brothers and sisters, two of whom died in infancy. The others were Reading, Eliza, Catherine, Gordon D., John P., Forman, Mary, Lyttleton, Jane, Barzilla and Caroline. The only ones now living are Barzilla, who lives at Freehold, and Miss Jane White of Red Bank. Mr. White was a direct descendant of Samuel White, who came from Deal, in England, in 1668, and who settled on the shore of Monmouth county. He called the place Deal, after his English home, and the name has been retained ever since. On his mother�s side he was a descendant of Samuel Dennis, who was one of the first settlers at Shrewsbury. Mr. Dennis�s tombstone is still in the graveyard at Shrewsbury, where it bears this inscription: Here lieth in hopes of a joyful resurrection, the body of Samuel Dennis, who came from Great Britain to this place, A. D., 1675, where he lived to the day of his death, which was in 1723, leaving issue three sons and two daughters by his only wife, Increase, who departed this life 28 years before him. Mr. White�s father, Elisha White, is not remembered by many of the people of Red Bank, but his mother, Mrs. Mary, or �Aunt Polly� White, which was the name by which she was generally known, is well remembered. She lived long after her husband, and every man, woman and child in the town of Red Bank in old times was a stanch (sic) friend of hers. She was a wonderfully capable woman, and was the special friend of children. She could tell them tales by the hour, and was most fond of telling them of the early days of Red Bank. She and her husband were among the first residents of Red Bank. It was in 1828 that Elisha White came to Red Bank to live and at that time Red Bank was not even a village. He bought the property on the east side of Broad street, and the house where the family lived was situated on the lot where Mrs. Weis�s millinery store is now located. Mr. White bought a little over an acre of ground, with a frontage of nearly 200 feet on Broad street. He paid $75 for the property and everybody who learned of his investment told him he was stuck mighty bad to give all that money for such a little piece of ground. Accordingly Mr. White was a very happy man a year or two later, when he got a chance to sell half of the lot. The purchaser was a man named Dennis, who was one of his wife�s relatives, and Mr. Dennis paid $50 for his half of the property. Mr. Dennis afterward sold his half to a man named Goodday, and Goodday in turn sold it to the Truex family who still own it. The White half of the property was kept intact until ten or twelve years ago when the late George Hance bought the lot twenty feet front on Broad street where the Straus Co. store stands, paying $7,000 for it. Mrs. Weis bought the lot adjoining the Hance property. This property was thirty feet front, and Mrs. Weis paid $8,500 for it. The White estate still owns 45 feet frontage of the original tract, and this is estimated to be worth from $12,000 to $15,000. Lyttleton White�s funeral will be held at his late residence to-morrow afternoon at half-past two o�clock. The services will be conducted by Rev. William N. Baily, rector of the Shrewsbury Episcopal church. The body will be buried in the churchyard. ===== Sincerely, David Podmajersky, Webmaster DistantCousin.com Spread the word. Link to http://DistantCousin.com and http://CousinConnect.com - the web's newest messaging sytem. __________________________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. 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Hi All, I have received a copy of a copy etc. of my GG Grandfather's naturalization papers, filed in the Monmouth County Court of Common Pleas. Dated Sept 19,1847, and Dec. 1,1849, but the papers I have show no port of entry, so I believe the 1st papers aren't included. Does this court still exist under this name. I want to file for a copy of the Original Documents, but I'm not sure where to send a request to. A second question, is there a direct way to get to the Immigration papers, from the naturalization papers. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Emerson [email protected]

Hi - Can SKS please see if there's a contact phone # for Greenville Cemetary in Lakewood? Thank you, Terri

January 8, 2003 - They Came to America - 9:30 - 11:00 P.M. Megan Smolenyak Smolenyak and a few people who submitted stories through her website [http://www.honoringourancestors.com/index.html] will appear in this special about the immigrant experience in America. Be sure to watch this inspiring collection of immigrant stories on your local PBS station!! -- Michelle Tucker Chubenko ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Ukraine WorldGenWeb Country Coordinator: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ukrwgw/index.html NJGenWeb: Genealogical Calendar of Events http://mywebpages.comcast.net/famhist/calendar.htm OKGenWeb County Coordinator: Adair Co.: http://www.rootsweb.com/~okadair/adaircty.htm USGenWeb Archives - Oklahoma: Adair Co.: http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ok/adair/adair.html Michelle's Home Page: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~mchub/shell.htm History & Images of Carteret, NJ http://freepages.history.rootsweb.com/~mchub/carteret/

BURLINGTON CO. NJ, 8 Sept. 1860, PO Mt. Holly, Lumberton Twp. p. 1178 1178 1 1748 1722 EDDLEMAN George 6 m w Pa 1178 2 1749 1722 JOYCE Isaac 44 m w carpenter NJ 1178 3 1749 1722 JOYCE Beulah 45 f w NJ 1178 4 1749 1722 KIMBLE Henry 6 m w NJ 1178 5 1750 1723 GAMBLE Joseph 50 m w farmer Ireland 1178 6 1750 1723 GAMBLE Sarah 52 f w Ireland 1178 7 1750 1723 GAMBLE Elizabeth 22 f w Ireland 1178 8 1750 1723 GAMBLE Joseph 20 m w farmer Ireland 1178 9 1750 1723 GAMBLE Sarah 15 f w Ireland 1178 10 1750 1723 GAMBLE John 11 m w NJ 1178 11 1750 1723 GAMBLE Margaret 4 f w NJ 1178 12 1750 1723 MELINE Sarah J. 3 f w NJ 1178 13 1751 1724 STRIKER Theodore W. 39 m w NJ 1178 14 1751 1724 STRIKER Sarah W. 35 f w NJ 1178 15 1751 1724 STRIKER Thomas W. 11 m w NJ 1178 16 1751 1724 STRIKER Sarah E. 8 f w NJ 1178 17 1751 1724 STRIKER Wm. H. 7 m w NJ 1178 18 1751 1724 STRIKER Rebecca W. 3 f w NJ 1178 19 1751 1724 STRIKER George S. 7/12 m w NJ 1178 20 1752 1725 MATHIS George W. S. 35 m w farm labor NJ 1178 21 1752 1725 MATHIS Ann E. 23 f w NJ 1178 22 1752 1725 MATHIS Abigal A. 4 f w NJ 1178 23 1753 1726 DEACON Benj. F. 33 m w farmer NJ 1178 24 1753 1726 DEACON Mary M. 25 f w NJ 1178 25 1753 1726 DEACON George H. 5 m w NJ 1178 26 1753 1726 CLARK Margaret 22 f w domestic Ireland 1178 27 1753 1726 GORMAN Thomas 11 m w NJ 1178 28 1753 1726 REEVES Samuel A. 22 m w farm labor NJ 1178 29 1753 1726 GLEASON Jerimiah 25 m w Ireland 1178 30 1754 1727 GORMAN Michael 38 m w farm labor Ireland 1178 31 1754 1727 GORMAN Alice 35 f w Ireland 1178 32 1754 1727 GORMAN John 15 m w Ireland 1178 33 1754 1727 GORMAN David 13 m w NJ 1178 34 1754 1727 GORMAN Thomas 11 m w NJ 1178 35 1754 1727 GORMAN Timothy 7 m w NJ 1178 36 1754 1727 GORMAN Wm. 5 m w NJ 1178 37 1754 1727 GORMAN Michael 3 m w NJ 1178 38 1754 1727 GORMAN Mary 1 f w NJ 1178 39 1755 1728 PRICKETT Clayton 52 m w wheelwright NJ 1178 40 1755 1728 PRICKETT Mary A. 27 f w housekeeper NJ "Dogs leave pawprints on our hearts." [email protected]

BURLINGTON CO. NJ, 8 Sept. 1860, PO Mt. Holly, Lumberton Twp. p. 1177 1177 1 1743 1716 GAUNTT Martin 7 m w NJ 1177 2 1743 1716 EGARS George 23 m b farm labor NJ 1177 3 1743 1716 BUCKS Theodore 22 m b farm labor NJ 1177 4 1744 1717 COLLINS Thomas M. 60 m w farmer NJ 1177 5 1744 1717 COLLINS Phebe A. 24 f w NJ 1177 6 1744 1717 COLLINS Charles 20 m w farmer NJ 1177 7 1744 1717 COLLINS Wm. H. 17 m w NJ 1177 8 1744 1717 GROOM Adaline 27 f w NJ 1177 9 1745 1719 KIRKBRIDE Isaac 38 m w farmer NJ 1177 10 1745 1719 KIRKBRIDE George 17 m w NJ 1177 11 1745 1719 KIRKBRIDE Lydia A. 19 f w NJ 1177 12 1745 1719 KIRKBRIDE Wosliman? 18 m w NJ 1177 13 1745 1719 KIRKBRIDE Howard 11 m w NJ 1177 14 1746 1720 BROWN John 45 m w farmer NJ 1177 15 1746 1720 BROWN Margaret 46 f w NJ 1177 16 1746 1720 BROWN George W. 24 m w farmer NJ 1177 17 1746 1720 BROWN Robert H. 19 m w NJ 1177 18 1746 1720 BROWN Charles S. 21 m w NJ 1177 19 1746 1720 BROWN Rebecca A. 16 f w NJ 1177 20 1746 1720 BROWN Sarah E. 14 f w NJ 1177 21 1746 1720 BROWN Wm. A. 9 m w NJ 1177 22 1746 1720 BROWN Margaret J. 5 f w NJ 1177 23 1746 1720 BATE Anna 10 f w NJ 1177 24 1746 1720 PARANT Mary 28 f w domestic NJ 1177 25 1746 1720 McGINN James 19 m w farm labor Ireland 1177 26 1746 1720 ROSSELL John 14 m w farm labor NJ 1177 27 1747 1721 HAINES Philip 40 m w farmer NJ 1177 28 1747 1721 HAINES Susan 35 f w NJ 1177 29 1747 1721 HAINES Walter 14 m w NJ 1177 30 1747 1721 HAINES Edward 12 m w NJ 1177 31 1747 1721 HAINES Elizabeth 11 f w NJ 1177 32 1747 1721 HAINES Jasiphu 9 f w NJ 1177 33 1747 1721 HAINES Mary 6 f w NJ 1177 34 1747 1721 HAINES America? 4 m w NJ 1177 35 1747 1721 HAINES Phillip 1 m w NJ 1177 36 1748 1722 EDDLEMAN Wm. 54 m w farm labor Pa 1177 37 1748 1722 EDDLEMAN Louisa 52 f w Pa 1177 38 1748 1722 EDDLEMAN Elizabeth 15 f w Pa 1177 39 1748 1722 EDDLEMAN Samuel 9 m w Pa 1177 40 1748 1722 BROWN Thomas W. 11 m w NJ "Dogs leave pawprints on our hearts." [email protected]

Thank you Michelle and Pat --- Happy Holiday's to you too. And may I add my Thanks to all on the list that have been so helpful to me - stuck out here in WA. state - far, far away from NJ!! I'm pretty sure anyone on the MON. list checks the OCEAN list but just a reminder that I'm posting BMD's from the mid-1800's. I really enjoy hearing about anyone finding family, so please continue to let me know if/when you do. Terri

BURLINGTON CO. NJ, 7 Sept. 1860, PO Mt. Holly, Lumberton Twp. p. 1176 1176 1 1739 1712 WILKINS Ann 68 f w NJ 1176 2 1739 1712 WILKINS Rachel 32 f w NJ 1176 3 1739 1712 WILKINS Caleb 25 m w NJ 1176 4 1739 1712 WILKINS Sarah A. 20 f w NJ 1176 5 1739 1712 WILKINS Lydia A. 7 f w NJ 1176 6 1739 1712 WILKINS Clayton 55 m w gentleman NJ 1176 7 1739 1712 MIALEY John 22 m w farm labor Germany 1176 8 1739 1712 JONES Martha A. 11 f b NJ 1176 9 1740 1713 GITISAN Samuel 21 m w laborer NJ 1176 10 1740 1713 GITISAN Hannah 25 f w NJ 1176 11 1740 1713 GITISAN Barzilla 4 m w NJ 1176 12 1740 1713 GITISAN David 1 m w NJ 1176 13 1740 1713 GITISAN Alice 22 f w NJ 1176 14 1741 1714 TAYLOR Thomas 60 m w farmer NJ 1176 15 1741 1714 TAYLOR Mary 62 f w NJ 1176 16 1741 1714 TAYLOR John H. 28 m w NJ 1176 17 1741 1714 TAYLOR Thomas 20 m w NJ 1176 18 1741 1714 SHRIDER Elizabeth A. 40 f w domestic NJ 1176 19 1741 1714 TAYLOR Mary A. 19 f w NJ 1176 20 1741 1714 TAYLOR Mc. E. 18 f w NJ 1176 21 1741 1714 TITNER Jacob H. 12 m w NJ 1176 22 1741 1714 MILLER Josiah 40 m w farm labor NJ 1176 23 1741 1714 SHRIDER John H. 1 m w Pa 1176 24 1741 1714 TAYLOR Rebecca I. 1 f w NJ 1176 25 1742 1715 BALLINGER Mary A. 55 f w gentlewoman NJ 1176 26 1742 1715 BALLINGER Isaac F. 34 m w farmer NJ 1176 27 1742 1715 BALLINGER Joseph 28 m w farmer NJ 1176 28 1742 1715 BALLINGER Robert 22 m w farmer NJ 1176 29 1742 1715 BALLINGER Wm. H. 19 m w farmer NJ 1176 30 1742 1715 BALLINGER Mary A. 17 f w NJ 1176 31 1742 1715 BALLINGER Martha 13 f w NJ 1176 32 1742 1715 BALLINGER Charles 9 m w NJ 1176 33 1743 1716 COLES David 57 m w farmer NJ 1176 34 1743 1716 COLES Mary E. 44 f w NJ 1176 35 1743 1716 COLES Joseph D. 21 m w NJ 1176 36 1743 1716 COLES David B., Jr. 15 m w NJ 1176 37 1743 1716 DEACON Sarah A. 38 f w gentlewoman NJ 1176 38 1743 1716 MAJOR Sarah 16 f w domestic NJ 1176 39 1743 1716 BISHOP Margaret 40 f w domestic NJ 1176 40 1743 1716 BISHOP John 4 m w NJ "Dogs leave pawprints on our hearts." [email protected]

Monmouth County Genealogy Society Meeting Announcement On Sunday, 12 January 2003, we will have a presentation "Get'em While They're Young" by Casey Zahn. The meeting will be at the Monmouth County Library Headquarters, Symmes Road, Manalapan and is free & open to the public. The meeting will start at 2:00 preceded by refreshments at 1:30. Directions/Maps of where we meet: http://www.rootsweb.com/~njmcgs/location.htm -- Michelle Tucker Chubenko ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ NJGenWeb: Genealogical Calendar of Events http://mywebpages.comcast.net/famhist/calendar.htm Monmouth County Genealogy Society http://www.rootsweb.com/~njmcgs/

BURLINGTON CO. NJ, 7 Sept. 1860, PO Mt. Holly, Lumberton Twp. p. 1175 1175 1 1734 1707 WILKINS Ann E. 47 f w NJ 1175 2 1734 1707 WILKINS Barclay B. 23 m w farmer NJ 1175 3 1734 1707 WILKINS Thomas 21 m w NJ 1175 4 1734 1707 WILKINS Sarah M. 17 f w NJ 1175 5 1734 1707 WILKINS Elizabeth A. 14 f w NJ 1175 6 1734 1707 WILKINS Edward B. 10 m w NJ 1175 7 1734 1707 WILEY Caroline 13 f w NJ 1175 8 1734 1707 FORSTER Hudson 50 m w farm labor NJ 1175 9 1734 1707 NAIN Asa M. 70 m w NJ 1175 10 1734 1707 WILKINS Sarah B. 77 f w NJ 1175 11 1735 1708 HAINES Thomas P. 51 m w farm labor NJ 1175 12 1735 1708 HAINES Ann 54 f w NJ 1175 13 1735 1708 HAINES Esther P. 24 f w domestic NJ 1175 14 1735 1708 HAINES Washington 20 m w farmer NJ 1175 15 1736 1709 WILKINS Charles F. 25 m w farmer NJ 1175 16 1736 1709 HAINES Eliza 30 f w housekeeper NJ 1175 17 1736 1709 HART Ann 50 f w domestic Ireland 1175 18 1736 1709 WILEY John 11 m w NJ 1175 19 1736 1709 MATROM John 21 m w farm labor Ireland 1175 20 1737 1710 WELLS Abraham 43 m w farmer NJ 1175 21 1737 1710 WELLS Mary A. 43 f w NJ 1175 22 1737 1710 WELLS Isaac J. 21 m w farmer NJ 1175 23 1737 1710 WELLS Wm. H. 19 m w farmer NJ 1175 24 1737 1710 WELLS Clayton 13 m w NJ 1175 25 1737 1710 WELLS George 10 m w NJ 1175 26 1737 1710 WELLS Abraham, Jr. 7 m w NJ 1175 27 1737 1710 WELLS Mary 6/12 f w NJ 1175 28 1737 1710 ROGERS Emma 9 f w NJ 1175 29 1737 1710 WELLS Mary 18 f w domestic NJ 1175 30 1738 1711 WILKINS Amos, Jr. 38 m w farmer NJ 1175 31 1738 1711 WILKINS Jane C. 30 f w NJ 1175 32 1738 1711 WILKINS Stacy P. 12 m w NJ 1175 33 1738 1711 WILKINS Anna 8 f w NJ 1175 34 1738 1711 WILKINS Ellen J. 6 f w NJ 1175 35 1738 1711 WILKINS Emma J. 6 f w NJ 1175 36 1738 1711 WILKINS Amos H. 8/12 m w NJ 1175 37 1738 1711 McGEUN Anna 16 f w domestic Ireland 1175 38 1738 1711 BRICKELL Bethnel 22 m w farm labor NJ 1175 39 1738 1711 FORSTER Josiah 22 m w farm labor NJ 1175 40 1739 1712 WILKINS Amos 69 m w farmer NJ "Dogs leave pawprints on our hearts." [email protected]

[email protected] wrote: >NJMONMOU-D Digest Volume 02 : Issue 398 > >Today's Topics: >#2 [NJMON] Burlington Co. Census [Theodore R Page <[email protected]] > > > Subject: > > [NJMON] Burlington Co. Census > From: > > Theodore R Page <[email protected]> > Date: > > Wed, 25 Dec 2002 07:44:16 -0500 > To: > > [email protected] > > >Hi List, > >I'm wondering if anyone (or everyone) is having the same trouble I'm having >getting all the latest census listings from MaisieAnn. For months and months >I've been getting them but now for the past couple of weeks I've missed pages >160, 164, 167, 169 & 172. Can't figure out what's going on. If SKS has those >pages, how's about sending me a copy? I checked the rootsweb page and the >listing there is way behind. > >Thanks in advance. > >Ted, in NC > Ted, I just checked the online "threaded" archives and found that most of the pages you're missing are online: http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/NJMONMOU/2002-12 The only page that I see not online is page 1164. Happy Holidays!! -- Michelle Tucker Chubenko ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Ukraine WorldGenWeb Country Coordinator: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ukrwgw/index.html NJGenWeb: Genealogical Calendar of Events http://mywebpages.comcast.net/famhist/calendar.htm OKGenWeb County Coordinator: Adair Co.: http://www.rootsweb.com/~okadair/adaircty.htm USGenWeb Archives - Oklahoma: Adair Co.: http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ok/adair/adair.html Michelle's Home Page: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~mchub/shell.htm History & Images of Carteret, NJ http://freepages.history.rootsweb.com/~mchub/carteret/

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----- Original Message ----- From: "Carole Proctor" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, December 24, 2002 12:55 PM Subject: [MSCOPIAH] North & South East Census Maps > Here is a great web site for North & South East census maps. > > http://www.negenealogy.com/ngo03.htm > http://www.segenealogy.com/sgo03.htm > > ==== MSCOPIAH Mailing List ====

BURLINGTON CO. NJ, 7 Sept. 1860, PO Mt. Holly, Lumberton Twp. p. 1174 1174 1 1730 1703 LIPPINCOTT Priscilla 39 f w NJ 1174 2 1730 1703 LIPPINCOTT Sarah H. 17 f w NJ 1174 3 1730 1703 LIPPINCOTT Mary A. 15 f w NJ 1174 4 1730 1703 LIPPINCOTT Charles 12 m w NJ 1174 5 1730 1703 LIPPINCOTT Elizabeth 10 f w NJ 1174 6 1730 1703 LIPPINCOTT Amy 8 f w NJ 1174 7 1730 1703 CRANE Eliza 15 f w NJ 1174 8 1730 1703 BAKSLEY Anthony 10 m w NJ 1174 9 1730 1703 BRANSON Wm. M. 15 m w farm labor NJ 1174 10 1730 1703 HAILY James 24 m w farm labor Pa 1174 11 1730 1703 WILLIAMS James 20 m b farm labor NJ 1174 12 1730 1703 FRANCIS Mary J. 14 f w farm labor NJ 1174 13 1731 1704 ATKINSON Asa 40 m b Maryland 1174 14 1731 1704 ATKINSON Sophia 35 f m Maryland 1174 15 1731 1704 ATKINSON Sophia 15 f m Maryland 1174 16 1731 1704 ATKINSON Algy 8 m m Maryland 1174 17 1731 1704 ATKINSON John W. 6 m m Maryland 1174 18 1731 1704 ATKINSON Eliza J. 5 f m Maryland 1174 19 1731 1704 ATKINSON Thos. B. 1 m m NJ 1174 20 1732 1705 EVANS Samuel 42 m w farmer NJ 1174 21 1732 1705 EVANS Margaret 30 f w NJ 1174 22 1732 1705 EVANS Amos 14 m w NJ 1174 23 1732 1705 EVANS Theodore 6 m w NJ 1174 24 1732 1705 EVANS Samuel 3 m w NJ 1174 25 1732 1705 McCANN Margaret 17 f w NJ 1174 26 1732 1705 MORTLAND James 19 m w farm labor NJ 1174 27 1732 1705 TROTH Jonathan 19 m w farm labor NJ 1174 28 1733 1706 KIRKBRIDE John R. 43 m w farmer NJ 1174 29 1733 1706 KIRKBRIDE Ritt....S. 34 f w NJ 1174 30 1733 1706 KIRKBRIDE Abigal W. 12 f w NJ 1174 31 1733 1706 KIRKBRIDE Elizabeth P. 10 f w NJ 1174 32 1733 1706 KIRKBRIDE Charles P. 8 m w NJ 1174 33 1733 1706 KIRKBRIDE Walter S. 5 m w NJ 1174 34 1733 1706 KIRKBRIDE Clara A. 1 f w NJ 1174 35 1733 1706 RACK Mary 17 f w domestic NY 1174 36 1733 1706 KINILD Rachel 20 f w domestic NJ 1174 37 1733 1706 FLEURY Edward 12 m w NJ 1174 38 1733 1706 NALL Wm. 31 m w farm labor NJ 1174 39 1733 1706 EDWARDS Charles 17 m w farm labor Pa 1174 40 1734 1707 WILKINS Uriah 49 m w farmer NJ "Dogs leave pawprints on our hearts." [email protected]