Hi! Does anyone have access to an 1850 census for Raritan, NJ. There is mention of a Jacob Johnson on it can someone look up Jacob and let me know his age, occupation and any other pertinent information? Where is or was Raritan? Thanks! dottie

-------- Original Message -------- Subject: FW: Atlantic Highlands Baptist Church - Leonardo Baptist Church] Date: Thu, 21 Nov 2002 07:30:24 -0700 From: Elsie Saar <[email protected]> Reply-To: [email protected] Organization: Home To: [email protected] To: NJMONMOU-L CC: Anky Zentjens Date: Thu, 21 Nov 2002 13:30:09 +0100 From: "Anky Zentjens" Hi, I while ago someone gave me 2 plates on one plate is a church it is a chirch in New Jersey called "Leonardo Baptist Church" it is a anniversery plate the 75th. It is in Leonardo, New Jersey I take that leonardo is a part of New jersey that is called that way. On the back of the plate is written that the church used to be in a other area and was called the Atlantic Highlands Baptist Church that it changed name in 1928 july. that in 1961 the reverend was the rev. William Carr. The plate is dated 1964 so that is a while back. I want first to know if there is someone who says oh I want that plate that is my church etc. or that someone knows that the church will like to have it it is in perfect order. And I like to know a little more about the church does it still exists? I wil gladly send it to whomever would like to have it. Hugs Anky in the Netherlands ****************************************************************** -- 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 Cherokee Co.: http://www.rootsweb.com/~okchero2/index.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, 29 August 1860, PO Mt. Holly, Evesham Twp. p. 1140 1140 1 1493 1459 MURRY Israel 8 m b NJ 1140 2 1493 1459 MURRY William 6 m w NJ 1140 3 1493 1459 MURRY Gabriel 3 m b NJ 1140 4 1491 1460 STILL Richard 40 m b laborer NJ 1140 5 1491 1460 ALLEN Martha 20 f m housekeeper NJ 1140 6 1492 1461 WASHINGTON Comfort 59 f b Del. 1140 7 1492 1461 WASHINGTON Elizabeth 16 f b Del. 1140 8 1492 1461 WASHINGTON Nancy 14 f b Del. 1140 9 1492 1461 WASHINGTON Henry 3 m b Del. 1140 10 1493 1462 TWETE Major 40 m b laborer Del. 1140 11 1493 1462 TWETE Julia A. 40 f b Maryland 1140 12 1493 1462 TWETE Anna 17 f b NJ 1140 13 1493 1462 TWETE Major, Jr. 15 m b NJ 1140 14 1493 1462 TWETE Joshua 12 m b NJ 1140 15 1493 1462 TWETE Ellen 10 f b NJ 1140 16 1493 1462 TWETE Julia 7 f b NJ 1140 17 1493 1462 TWETE Martha 4 f b NJ 1140 18 1493 1462 TWETE Harriet 2 f b NJ 1140 19 1494 1463 QUAN Simeon 40 m b laborer NJ 1140 20 1494 1463 QUAN Rachel A. 26 f b NJ 1140 21 1494 1463 QUAN Sarah J. 8 f b NJ 1140 22 1494 1463 QUAN Ezra 6 m b NJ 1140 23 1494 1463 QUAN Elizabeth 5 f b NJ 1140 24 1494 1463 QUAN Mary C. 3 f b NJ 1140 25 1494 1463 QUAN Rachel 2/12 f b NJ 1140 26 1495 1464 THOMAS John 55 m b laborer Del. 1140 27 1495 1464 THOMAS Maria 50 f b NJ 1140 28 1495 1464 THOMAS Joseph 10 m b NJ 1140 29 1496 1465 JENKENS Peter 24 m m laborer Del. 1140 30 1496 1465 JENKENS Lydia 26 f m NJ 1140 31 1496 1465 JENKENS Alfred 7 m m NJ 1140 32 1496 1465 JENKENS Laura 2 f m NJ 1140 33 1497 1466 SHOCKLEY Isaac 60 m b laborer Del. 1140 34 1497 1466 SHOCKLEY Rachel 45 f b Del. 1140 35 1497 1466 SHOCKLEY Isaac 23 m b laborer Pa 1140 36 1497 1466 SHOCKLEY Peter 18 m b NJ 1140 37 1497 1466 SHOCKLEY John 16 m b NJ 1140 38 1498 1467 HANDY George 20 m b NJ 1140 39 1498 1467 HANDY Jane A. 20 f b NJ 1140 40 1499 1468 MURRY Isaac 29 m b laborer NJ [email protected] "Dogs leave paw prints on our hearts."

BURLINGTON CO. NJ, 29 August 1860, PO Mt. Holly, Evesham Twp. p. 1139 1139 1 1485 1450 WILKENS Charlotte 40 f w NJ 1139 2 1485 1450 WILKENS Isaac A. 16 m w NJ 1139 3 1485 1450 WILKENS Henry 12 m w NJ 1139 4 1485 1451 GAUNTT Moses 70 m w laborer NJ 1139 5 1486 1452 MACHEN George 55 m w farmer England 1139 6 1486 1452 MACHEN Ann 46 f w England 1139 7 1486 1452 MACHEN James 23 m w England 1139 8 1486 1452 MACHEN Mary 10 f w NJ 1139 9 1487 1453 MADEN Benjamin 40 m b laborer NJ 1139 10 1487 1453 MADEN Ann 40 f b NJ 1139 11 1487 1453 MADEN Mary J. 10 f b NJ 1139 12 1487 1453 MADEN Hester 8 f b NJ 1139 13 1487 1453 MADEN James 6 m b NJ 1139 14 1487 1453 MADEN George 4 m b NJ 1139 15 1487 1453 MADEN John 2 m b NJ 1139 16 1487 1453 MADEN William 1 m b NJ 1139 17 1488 1454 COCKNOY Ceasar 50 m m laborer unknown 1139 18 1488 1454 COCKNOY Anna 50 f b unknown 1139 19 1488 1454 COCKNOY Joshua 6 m m NJ 1139 20 1489 1455 BAKER Conard 55 m w laborer Germany 1139 21 1490 1456 HOLLIS Mary J. 40 f b NJ 1139 22 1491 1457 SHARPE Samuel H. 46 m w carpenter NJ 1139 23 1491 1457 SHARPE Ann 42 f w NJ 1139 24 1491 1457 SHARPE George R. 18 m w NJ 1139 25 1491 1457 SHARPE Ann W. 16 f w NJ 1139 26 1491 1457 SHARPE Samuel T. 14 m w NJ 1139 27 1491 1457 SHARPE Hugh H. 12 m w NJ 1139 28 1491 1457 SHARPE Lewis C. 9 m w NJ 1139 29 1491 1457 SHARPE Franklin P. 7 m w NJ 1139 30 1491 1457 SHARPE Warner 5 m w NJ 1139 31 1491 1457 SHARPE Alla N. 1 f w NJ 1139 32 1492 1458 STILL Bowman 35 m b laborer NJ 1139 33 1492 1458 STILL Eliza 35 f b NJ 1139 34 1492 1458 STILL Hannah 12 f b NJ 1139 35 1492 1458 STILL David 11 m b NJ 1139 36 1492 1458 STILL Miriam 7 f b NJ 1139 37 1492 1458 STILL Arabella 1 f b NJ 1139 38 1492 1458 SPROT Iasiah 7 m b NJ 1139 39 1493 1459 MURRY Samuel 37 m b laborer NJ 1139 40 1493 1459 MURRY Comfort 30 f b NJ [email protected] "Dogs leave paw prints on our hearts."

BURLINGTON CO. NJ, 29 August 1860, PO Mt. Holly, Evesham Twp. p. 1138 1138 1 1476 1443 TAYLOR Andrew J. 39 m w sawyer NJ 1138 2 1476 1443 NERIL Ann E. 19 f w house work NJ 1138 3 1476 1443 TAYLOR Leander 12 m w NJ 1138 4 1476 1443 TAYLOR Emma J. 10 f w NJ 1138 5 1476 1443 TAYLOR Martha F. 7 f w NJ 1138 6 1476 1443 TAYLOR George W. 5 m w NJ 1138 7 1476 1443 TAYLOR Mary A. 2 f w NJ 1138 8 1476 1443 TAYLOR Julia J. 9/12 f w NJ 1138 9 1477 1444 PETERSON Isaac 26 m w laborer NJ 1138 10 1477 1444 PETERSON Susann 24 f w NJ 1138 11 1477 1444 PETERSON Joseph M. 3 m w NJ 1138 12 1477 1444 PETERSON Mary C. 10/12 f w NJ 1138 13 1478 1445 HAMMELL George 54 m w Arnstadt, Ger 1138 14 1478 1445 HAMMELL Susanna 50 f w Arnstadt, Ger 1138 15 1478 1445 HAMMELL Charles 12 m w NY 1138 16 1479 1446 PEALOR George 22 m w NY 1138 17 1479 1446 PEALOR Margaret 39 f w Germany 1138 18 1479 1446 PEALOR Catharine 6 f w NJ 1138 19 1479 1446 PEALOR Margaret 5 f w NJ 1138 20 1479 1446 PEALOR George 2 m w NJ 1138 21 1479 1446 PEALOR Charles 9/12 m w NJ 1138 22 VACANT 1138 23 1480 VACANT 1138 24 1481 STEWART John 30 m w laborer NJ 1138 25 1482 1447 STEWART Hannah A. 28 f w NJ 1138 26 1482 1447 STEWART John T. 12 m w NJ 1138 27 1482 1447 STEWART Amanda 7 f w NJ 1138 28 1482 1447 STEWART Charles H. 4 m w NJ 1138 29 1482 1447 WOODWARD Lewis 62 m w merchant NJ 1138 30 1483 1448 WOODWARD Phebe 62 f w NJ 1138 31 1483 1448 WOODWARD William 26 m w clerk NJ 1138 32 1483 1448 WOODWARD Franklin 28 m w NJ 1138 33 1483 1448 WOODWARD Mary 22 f w NJ 1138 34 1483 1448 WOODWARD Martha 20 f w NJ 1138 35 1483 1448 WOODWARD John 17 m w NJ 1138 36 1483 1448 WILKINS Jonathan 70 m w miller NJ 1138 37 1484 1449 WILKINS Hannah 70 f w NJ 1138 38 1484 1449 BUDD Mary 50 f w NJ 1138 39 1484 1449 WILKINS Richard 40 m w miller NJ 1138 40 1485 1450 PEALOR Elizabeth 6 f w NJ [email protected] "Dogs leave paw prints on our hearts."

Would anyone have access to the 1830 and 1840 Howell census? I am looking for a William LaCount or LaCompte in Howell. Thank you. Linda [email protected]

BURLINGTON CO. NJ, 29 August 1860, PO Mt.Holly, Evesham Twp. p.1137 1137 1 1461 1435 OLD Anna 3 f w NJ 1137 2 1461 1435 OLD Elizabeth 1 f w NJ 1137 3 1462 1436 SWING Peter 60 m w laborer NJ 1137 4 1462 1436 SWING Mary 60 f w NJ 1137 5 1463 1437 WARE Joseph G. 42 m w gentleman NJ 1137 6 1463 1437 WARE Hester A. 37 f w NJ 1137 7 1463 1437 WARE Nathan W. 12 m w NJ 1137 8 1463 1437 WARE George B. 10 m w NJ 1137 9 1463 1437 WARE Cynthia 8 f w NJ 1137 10 1463 1437 WARE Joseph H. 6 m w NJ 1137 11 1463 1437 WARE Leander 4 m w NJ 1137 12 1463 1437 WARE Franklin 2 m w NJ 1137 13 1463 1437 WARE Virginia 2 m w NJ 1137 14 1464 VACANT 1137 15 1465 VACANT 1137 16 1466 1438 HEWIT Cumberland 56 m w NJ 1137 17 1466 1438 HEWIT Elizabeth 38 f w NJ 1137 18 1466 1438 HEWIT Cumberland S. 9 m w NJ 1137 19 1467 VACANT NJ 1137 20 1468 VACANT NJ 1137 21 1469 1439 SITSMAN Christian 31 m w farm labor NJ 1137 22 1469 1439 SITSMAN Rurlena 33 f w NJ 1137 23 1469 1439 SITSMAN Christian 6 m w NJ 1137 24 1470 1440 IVINS Isaac 47 m w labor NJ 1137 25 1470 1440 IVINS Sarah 29 f w NJ 1137 26 1470 1440 IVINS Mary 24 f w domestic NJ 1137 27 1470 1440 IVINS Margaret 10 f w NJ 1137 28 1470 1440 IVINS William H. 6 m w NJ 1137 29 1471 VACANT 1137 30 1472 VACANT 1137 31 1473 VACANT 1137 32 1474 VACANT 1137 33 1475 1441 JUBB Charles H. 40 m w laborer Conn. 1137 34 1475 1441 JUBB Eliza 29 f w Frankfort, Ger. 1137 35 1475 1441 JUBB Charles H. 9 m w NJ 1137 36 1475 1441 JUBB William 7 m w NJ 1137 37 1475 1441 JUBB Joseph 5 m w NJ 1137 38 1475 1441 JUBB Sarah 2 f w NJ 1137 39 1475 1442 PETERS Samuel 20 m w carpenter NJ 1137 40 1475 1442 PETERS Hannah 20 f w NJ [email protected] "Dogs leave paw prints on our hearts."

Hi All, William Gordon Forman married Sarah Woodhull 2 September 1806 (Gibson, _Marriages of Monmouth County, New Jersey, 1795-1843_, page 38). He resided in Middletown in 1798. Who were his parents? Thank you, Judi in Virginia

BURLINGTON CO. NJ,28 August 1860, PO Mt. Holly, Evesham Twp. . 1136 1136 1 1453 1427 GUELKEY James E. 52 m w cabinet maker PA 1136 2 1453 1427 GUELKEY Elizabeth 63 f w Maryland 1136 3 1453 1427 FRIEND Frederick C. 43 m w blacksmith Pa 1136 4 1454 1428 McMANUS Thomas 32 m w shoemaker Pa 1136 5 1454 1428 McMANUS Charlotte M. 25 f w NJ 1136 6 1454 1428 McMANUS Mary M. 2 f w NJ 1136 7 1454 1428 McMANUS Christopher 8/12 m w NJ 1136 8 1455 1429 HAINES Ellis 40 m w farm labor NJ 1136 9 1455 1429 HAINES Matilda 24 f w NJ 1136 10 1455 1429 HAINES Henry 9 m w NJ 1136 11 1455 1429 HAINES Elmer 2 m w NJ 1136 12 1456 1430 SHARP Edwin 24 m w tailor NJ 1136 13 1456 1430 SHARP Edith W. 23 f w NJ 1136 14 1456 1430 SHARP Stokes H. 1 m w NJ 1136 15 1457 1431 HAINES Joshua S. 49 m w farmer NJ 1136 16 1457 1431 HAINES Rachel 10 f w NJ 1136 17 1457 1431 DAYSKEEP Rachel 59 f w NJ 1136 18 1457 1431 PALMER Rebecca 24 f b domestic NJ 1136 19 1457 1431 HENRY Josiah 21 m b farm labor NJ 1136 20 1457 1431 WILLIAMS John 40 m b farmlabor NJ 1136 21 1458 1432 ATKINSON John 29 m w carpenter NJ 1136 22 1458 1432 ATKINSON Beulah A. 30 f w NJ 1136 23 1458 1432 ATKINSON George H. 5 m w NJ 1136 24 1458 1432 ATKINSON Hannah B. 2 f w NJ 1136 25 1459 1433 WILLS Zebedee M. 68 m w gentleman NJ 1136 26 1459 1433 WILLS Rachel 69 f w NJ 1136 27 1459 1433 LIPPINCOTT Mary C. 42 f w NJ 1136 28 1459 1433 WILLS William W. 30 m w farmer NJ 1136 29 1459 1433 LIPPINCOTT Z. W. I. 19 m w NJ 1136 30 1459 1433 PHILLIPS David 19 m w farmer NY 1136 31 1459 1433 GARNER Lydia 18 f w NJ 1136 32 1459 1433 WOSTER Susanna 12 f w NJ 1136 33 1459 1433 WELLS Margaret A. 11 f w NJ 1136 34 1460 1434 STROBEL John 27 m w farm labor Germany 1136 35 1460 1434 STROBEL Catharine 27 f w Germany 1136 36 1460 1434 STROBEL Nicholas 4 m w Germany 1136 37 1460 1434 STROBEL Mary 2 f w NJ 1136 38 1460 1434 STROBEL Deborah 11/12 f w NJ 1136 39 1461 1435 OLD Adam 24 m w farm labor Austria 1136 40 1461 1435 OLD Eliza 24 f w Austria [email protected] "Dogs leave paw prints on our hearts."

ROCKLAND COUNTY JOURNAL, FEBRUARY 25, 1899 OBITUARY Washington L. Hope Washington Lafayette Hope died at his home at Shrewsbury, N. J. on Monday, of pneumonia. He was born in New York, Aug. 4, 1824. His father, Reuben Hope, was one of the New York officials delegated to meet Gen. Lafayette when he visited this country by invitation of this Government. Mr. Hope was engaged in mercantile business at first, but afterward engaged in farming in Rockland County and then at Shrewsbury. Last September he and his wife celebrated their golden wedding. He was Grand Worthy Chief Templar and State Lecturer for the order. When the late Clinton B. Fisk ran for Governor of New Jersey on the Prohibition ticket Mr. Hope was a candidate for Congress on the same ticket. He had been a Baptist for more than forty years and was a deacon and Sunday school Superintendent of the Eatontown Baptist Church for twenty-five years. A widow and three sons survive him. The deceased was a brother or William P. Hope, of Haverstraw, one of the oldest residents of Rockland County, who will be ninety years old next June.

Looking for children of James Bollen and his wife Elizabeth Godfrey. He was son of Capt. James-1 Bollen, who became Secretary of the Province of East Jersey in 1665 under the governor, Sir Philip Carteret. James-2 Bollen was b. 1663-1667 (after 1663 because he was under 21 on 10 May 1683 when he chose Samuel Moore and Nathaniel Fitz Randolph of Woodbridge to be his guardians, and before 1667 as he probably was of age 1688/9 when he married). He m. (1st) Feb 24 1688/9 Elizabeth Godfrey of New York (ancestry unknown) (New York Marriages Previous to 1784, p. 585). James and Elizabeth Bollen were members of the Baptist Church in Middletown, NJ in 1712. (Stillwell, John E., Historical and Genealogical Miscellany, Data Relating to the Settlement and Settlers of New York and New Jersey, Vol. II, p. 41). By 25 Jul 1714 Elizabeth (Godfrey) Bollen was dead since on that date James Bollen was married to Martha (Hutchinson) Dennis, daughter of George Hutchinson of Burlington Co. & Philadelphia, and widow of John Dennis of Gloucester Co. ("1714 July 25. James Bollen and wife Martha, formerly Dennis, took the inventory of the estate of Rachel Hutchinson of Burlington Co., N.J." (NJ Arch., 23:251.) Rachel Hutchinson was sister of Martha. John Dennis and Martha Hutchinson had issue. George Hutchinson's will made 8 Apr 1698 in Philadelphia, mentions daughter Martha and her daughter Mary. The will of John Dennis of Newton Township, Gloucester Co., made 28 Dec 1712, mentions daughter Rebecca and brother William. He also had a brother Samuel Dennis. Martha Bollen, wife of James was buried Philadelphia 14 Jun 1724. (Hinshaw, Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy, Vol. II, p. 441-2.) NOTE: She was not a Quaker, but the notice of her death is in this book. James Bollen m. (3rd) in Philadelphia 1725 Ann Huges/Hughes. (GMNJ Jan 1981, p. 30). No more info on Ann Huges/Hughs/Hughes. It is not known when or where James Bollen died, but it was after 2 July 1725 when "James Bollen of Philadelphia sold land to Gershom Mott of Middletown, Monmouth Co., West Jersey." I rather suspect he died in Philadelphia, but that's just a guess. So now that you've waded through all this ---- does anybody know who were the children of James-2 Bollen and his first wife, Elizabeth Godfrey? A "Miss Boleyn/Bollen" m. c1725 James-1 Harris, b. Bristol, Somersetshire, England c1700; d. Elizabethtown, NJ 6 Apr 1763; bur in the old St. John's Churchyard of Elizabethtown. Lyon Memorial, Vol. II -- Families of Henry and Richard Lyon, states that she was probably a daughter of James-2 Bollen, son of Capt. James-1 Bollen. If "Miss Boleyn/Bollen" is a daughter of James-2 Bollen, then she must have been by his first wife, Elizabeth Godfrey. There's always the possibility that James-2 Bollen adopted the children of his second wife, Martha (Hutchinson) Dennis. And that could mean one of her Dennis daughters was "Miss Boleyn/Bollen." Plod, plod, plod. Sincerely, Patty Myers [email protected]

BURLINGTON CO. NJ, 28 August 1860, PO Mt. Holly, Evesham Twp. p. 1135 1135 1 1446 1420 CARPENTER Lorena 30 f w NJ 1135 2 1446 1420 CARPENTER G. W. 10 m w Pa 1135 3 1446 1420 CARPENTER William H. 8 m w Pa 1135 4 1446 1420 CARPENTER Amelia E. 5 f w Pa 1135 5 1446 1420 CARPENTER Mary S. 2 f w NJ 1135 6 1447 1421 EVANS Thomas 55 m w gentleman NJ 1135 7 1447 1421 EVANS Elizabeth L. 48 f w NJ 1135 8 1447 1421 PRICKETT Phebe 20 f w NJ 1135 9 1447 1421 MORTON Sidney 16 f w NJ 1135 10 1447 1421 WILES George 20 m w farm labor Germany 1135 11 1447 1421 VINECOMB Joseph E. 56 m w gentleman NJ 1135 12 1447 1421 EVANS Sarah 15 f w NJ 1135 13 1448 1422 KAIGHN B. S. 39 m w coach maker NJ 1135 14 1448 1422 KAIGHN Mary M. 38 f w NJ 1135 15 1448 1422 KAIGHN Joseph E. 13 m w NJ 1135 16 1448 1422 KAIGHN John 12 m w NJ 1135 17 1448 1422 KAIGHN Mary A. 10 f w NJ 1135 18 1448 1422 KAIGHN Emily 7 f w NJ 1135 19 1448 1422 KAIGHN Ella E. 5 f w NJ 1135 20 1448 1422 KAIGHN Deborah 3 f w NJ 1135 21 1448 1422 KAIGHN Charles 1 m w NJ 1135 22 1448 1422 LUTE Martha 21 f w NJ 1135 23 1448 1422 HAINES Charles M. D. 20 m w coackmaker NJ 1135 24 1449 1423 SHINN Thomas 22 m w farmer NJ 1135 25 1449 1423 SHINN Sarah F. 21 f w NJ 1135 26 1449 1423 BOYES Rachel E. 58 f w gentlewoman NJ 1135 27 1449 1423 WEFACE Edward 21 m w farm labor NJ 1135 28 1450 1424 OLIPHANT Duncan 40 m w farm labor NJ 1135 29 1450 1424 OLIPHANT Rebecca A. 30 f w NJ 1135 30 1450 1424 OLIPHANT Eugene T. 12 f w NJ 1135 31 1451 1425 HARRIS Charles C. 60 m w farm labor NJ 1135 32 1451 1425 HAINES Rachel 50 f w NJ 1135 33 1451 1425 HAINES Rebecca K. 22 f w NJ 1135 34 1452 1426 VELLERHAM Reuben 27 m w blacksmith Pa 1135 35 1452 1426 VELLERHAM Deborah A. 20 f w NJ 1135 36 1452 1426 VELLERHAM Araminta 4 f w Pa 1135 37 1452 1426 VELLERHAM Eber 8/12 m w NJ 1135 38 1452 1426 WILSON William 16 m w app. blacksmith NJ 1135 39 1452 1426 BRADDOCK Charles 47 m w farm labor NJ 1135 40 1452 1426 BRADDOCK Rebecca A. 48 f w NJ [email protected] "They will not go quietly, the dogs who've shared our lives. In subtle ways they let us know their spirit still survives."

Would anyone know where someone who belonged to the Methodist Episcopal Church of Howell Township circa 1849-59 would be buried? I am looking specifically for George and Winfield Duncan (father and son). Thank you. Linda

Hi All, I purchased the book _Rose Hill Cemetery, Tombstone Inscriptions and Index_ (1995) from the compiler, Carolyn B. Heuser, 109 Gravel Hill Road, Freehold, NJ 07728. It's 110 pages. I don't recall the price. I recommend it; it's very well done! Judi in Virginia In a message dated 11/14/2002 3:31:09 PM, [email protected] writes: << Rose Hill Cemetery (c. 1850 - date), Matawan, Matawan Township - Heuser, C. "Rose Hill Cemetery, Matawan, NJ Tombstone Inscriptions and Index" 1995 - Blue Binders >>

FOUND AT:http://www.monmouth.com/~mcha3/cemetery.html This is a listing of all cemeteries for which the Library and Archives holds at least one transcription of burials. For the most part, these lists of interrments have been taken from headstones; there are a few instances where these lists have come from the church records. Often, there will be more than one work for a single cemetery, and these can differ in content. Where more than one transcription exists, it is important that the researcher compare them. Many of these works have been indexed by name. **Note: "Blue Binders" refers to: Stanley, D. "Index to the Cemetery Records in the Monmouth County Historical Association" 1993 GREAT LIST TO FIND BOOKS AND INFO I THINK! LINDA PS-ANYONE GOT ANY RECORDS OF MT OLIVET PEOPLE? AND THEIR SPOUSES? NEED THAT TOO. LOOKING SPECIFICALLY FOR TANSEY AND COYNE AND SCANLON ANCESTORS. THANKS. LB Saint Rose of Lima Cemetery, Freehold, Freehold Township - Higgins, A.N. "Details from Church Register from the Original Section of St. Rose of Lima R.C. Cemetery", 1992 - Higgins, A.N. and M.T. Sweeney "A History of St. Rose of Lima Cemetery", 1998 Rose Hill Cemetery (c. 1850 ­ date), Matawan, Matawan Township - Heuser, C. "Rose Hill Cemetery, Matawan, NJ Tombstone Inscriptions and Index" 1995 - Blue Binders Kruser, F.L. "Cemeteries in Monmouth County in which Veterans are Known to be Buried" Office of Supervisor of Veterans' Interment, Monmouth County, Keyport. 1967

BURLINGTON CO. NJ, 28 August 1860, PO Mt. Holly, Evesham Twp. p. 1134 1134 1 1438 1410 TRIMBLE Henry 8/12 m w NJ 1134 2 1439 1411 PLANT Pricilla 45 f w seamstress NJ 1134 3 1439 1411 PLANT Pricilla 16 f w NJ 1134 4 1439 1411 PLANT Franklin 8 m w NJ 1134 5 1439 1411 PLANT Morris 4 m w NJ 1134 6 1440 1412 CHILDS Ann 60 f w seamstress unknown 1134 7 1413 MORTON Meraby 60 f w seamstress NJ 1134 8 1441 1414 FRAZIER William 38 m w merchant NJ 1134 9 1441 1414 FRAZIER Sarah 35 f w NJ 1134 10 1441 1414 FRAZIER Laura 5 f w NJ 1134 11 1441 1414 FRAZIER Alonzo 1 m w NJ 1134 12 1441 1414 WOOLSTON E. B. 28 m w physician NJ 1134 13 1441 1414 HAINES Edith 21 f w domestic NJ 1134 14 1442 1415 MARPLE Benjamin E. 44 m w shoemaker NJ 1134 15 1442 1415 MARPLE Mary H. 39 f w Pa 1134 16 1442 1415 MARPLE Caroline 11 f w NJ 1134 17 1442 1415 MARPLE Hannah 8 f w NJ 1134 18 1442 1415 FISHER Rebecca E. 33 f w gentlewoman NJ 1134 19 1442 1415 FISHER Cantwell 12 m w NJ 1134 20 1442 1415 FISHER Clara 7 f w NJ 1134 21 1442 1415 FISHER Ashton 3 m w NJ 1134 22 1442 1415 FISHER Charlotte 1 f w NJ 1134 23 1442 1415 HULLINGS Margaretta 20 f w domestic NJ 1134 24 1442 1415 JOBES Richard 24 m w shoemaker NJ 1134 25 1443 1416 VENICOMB Charlotte 63 f w gentlewoman NJ 1134 26 1417 BRADDOCK Sarah 60 f w gentlewoman NJ 1134 27 1417 TOMLINSON Amy 24 f w gentlewoman NJ 1134 28 1417 TOMLINSON Joseph 28 m w farmer NJ 1134 29 1444 1418 RISLEY Smith E. 32 m w waterman NJ 1134 30 1444 1418 RISLEY Ann E. 32 f w NJ 1134 31 1444 1418 RISLEY William W. 12 m w NJ 1134 32 1444 1418 RISLEY Sarah R. 4 f w NJ 1134 33 1444 1418 RISLEY Emaline 2 f w NJ 1134 34 1445 1419 HORNER E. C. 29 m w cabinet maker NJ 1134 35 1445 1419 HORNER Susan L. 31 f w NJ 1134 36 1445 1419 HORNER Sarah B. 5 f w NJ 1134 37 1445 1419 HORNER Hewlings F. 2 m w NJ 1134 38 1445 1419 HORNER Martha E. 10/12 f w NJ 1134 39 1445 1419 HAINES Isaac 18 m w app. cabinet maker NJ 1134 40 1446 1420 CARPENTER John S. 34 m w carpenter Pa [email protected] "They will not go quietly, the dogs who've shared our lives. In subtle ways they let us know their spirit still survives."

Oil painting of nine Bradley Beach servicemen who were killed in World War II have been donated to the Bradley Beach Historical Society by resident John B. Gregg. They were painted by artist David S. Tanner in 1948 and hung in the Bradley Beach American Legion until that organization sold the building. The pictures were recently found in the basement of the VFW Building in Asbury Park and rescued by Mr. Gregg. The Bradley Beach Historical Society is raising funds for the restoration of the paintings. We viewed them last night. What a wonderful treasurer. Borough Historian and President of the Historical Society, Shirley Ayers is seeking information on the nine men in the pictures. Only one family seems to remain in Bradley Beach. The names are: Robert Broedel Cecil Cahill Edwin Dempsey Walter E. Dessart Murry Dribben John Ford Walter Handwell Ray Palermo Father Poli George R. Tindall If you know anything about these men, please contact Shirley at [email protected] or Marie Wright at [email protected] Marie Wright Our websites: http://www.jerseywrights.homestead.com http://www.jerryslides.homestead.com http://www.nojerseynrhs.homestead.com

Hello everyone!! There's a wonderful write up in yesterday's Bergen "Record" about Bob MacAvoy and Chuck Eckhardt's project to document New Jersey's Civil War veterans' gravestones. http://www.bergen.com/page.php?level_3_id=45&page=5620969 -- 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 Cherokee Co.: http://www.rootsweb.com/~okchero2/index.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/

If you missed the 8am broadcast of this Minnesota Public Radio broadcast I hope that you will go to this link and listen to this informative, amazing and powerful broadcast regarding our countries poor people during the 1800's. Linda Crannell a/k/a "The Poorhouse Lady" has done a remarkable job of bringing this information to light genealogically and is interviewed along with Mary Broadwell another noted Genealogist from St. Paul, MN. The show will broadcast again this evening at 8pm via Minnesota Public Radio, but you can hear it now at http://news.mpr.org/programs/midday/listings/md20020729.shtml HOUR 2: (12 p.m.) Over the Hill to the Poor House Listen A new Mainstreet Radio documentary, Over the Hill to the Poor House examines the history of poor farms in Minnesota. We hear from people who worked there, relatives who trace their past to them and historians who are attempting to document them. The documentary is followed by an in studio discussion. Guest: Linda Crannell, who calls herself "The Poorhouse Lady." Mary Bakeman, a St. Paul genealogist. Related Links Over the Hill to the Poor House (MPR News) http://news.mpr.org/programs/midday/listings/md20020729.shtml Over the Hill to the Poor House July 29, 2002 By Dan Gunderson and Chris Julin, Minnesota Public Radio The American dream is freedom and financial security. But it's possible to lose everything. One day you have a job, a family, a house. Then there's an accident, an illness, a poor choice. One misfortune piles on another. One hundred years ago, if you lost your health, or your mind, you might have faced the poorhouse. It was a terrifying possibility - the slide from working, healthy person to the poorhouse, an anonymous death, and an unmarked grave. Thousands of people died in poorhouses, and today we park cars and grow corn on their graves. Poorhouses disappeared after World War II, but some people wonder how far we've come from a time when poor people were simply thrown away. History of the Poorfarm It was thought poorhouses would be a more efficient way of caring for the poor, thus reducing cost for local government. It was also anticipated that by forcing people to go to a less than pleasant place if they wanted public assistance, many poor could be discouraged from seeking help. Working at the Poorhouse The poorhouse is a mostly forgotten part of American history. But a few people still remember - especially those who worked in the poorhouses. Looking for Graves Many of the residents of Minnesota's poorhouses and poorfarms ended up in unmarked graves - in unmarked cemeteries that few people know about. Now some are trying to find and preserve those graves, to provide the dead the dignity they did not have in life. View photos of poorhouse cemeteries http://www.poorhousestory.com

----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: "Marianne Ordway" <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, November 12, 2002 3:50 PM Subject: POORHOUSE STORY -- Special NEWS ALERT > ~~ 19th Century Poorhouse Web-site, a clearinghouse of information ~~ > This is only the second time we have ever used our mailing list to send anything other than a notice about the Newsletter coming out. > > Well, the newsletter is not ready yet. My face is red! > > But we have 2 special time-sensitive News Alerts for you. > They are connected. > > 1) The Poorhouse Lady will be interviewed on radio and live on the internet at 8:00 AM EST this THURSDAY, November 14th ... > partly to discuss poorhouse history and partly in response to > 2) The need to participate (if you wish) in a citizen action effort and petition > regarding the proposed action on an old poorhouse cemetery in New Jersey. > The next court hearing on this issue will be on Dec. 4th! > > You can read about both of these events in much more detail on our NEWS ALERTS PAGE > at http://www.poorhousestory.com by clicking on the icon for NEWS ALERTS on the homepage. > > We hope you will find this as interesting as we do! > > Sincerely, > Linda Crannell > (aka=The Poorhouse Lady) > > ***************************** > The Poorhouse Lady > [email protected] > http://www.poorhousestory.com > > > > >