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I posted this a couple of days ago, but never saw it appear and I did not see it in the archive and so I am re-posting. I appologize if it's a duplicate. I am looking for information on the parents of Anna ARMSTRONG, b 19 Feb 1821 NJ, d 3 Feb 1890 Jackson Twp, Ocean, NJ. She married 12 Sep 1854 Charles Henry Appelget, b 8 Mar 1822 NJ, d 24 Dec 1889 Bennett's Mills, Ocean, NJ. Anna and Charles are both buried in the Harmony Methodist Church Cemetary, Jackson Twp, Ocean, NJ. The only information that I have on Anna's parents comes from her death certificate which states that they were Francis and Jane ARMSTRONG both born in Ireland. Can anybody provide some suggestions on how to research this? I believe that I had seen somewhere that ARMSTRONG is realy a Scottish name. So I guess this would make them what is termed Scotch-Irish? Thanks, Chris Stillwell P.S. If you're interested you can see a picture of Anna on my web site http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/cstillwell/gallery.htm ===== http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~cstillwell/ http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/cstillwell/ __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! - Official partner of 2002 FIFA World Cup http://fifaworldcup.yahoo.com

Linda- Forward me the names you're looking for at my work address: [email protected] I will look up in the records of Charles Anderson and Anderson& Campbell funeral homes as well as our card indexes of the New Jersey Courier, 1852-1930. For the 1880s-1890s, we also have a database of obit information from the Ocean County Democrat for a few sporadic years in those decades. Sincerely, Scott D. Peters Research Director/Archivist Ocean County Historical Society 26 Hadley Ave., P.O. Box 2191 Toms River, NJ 08754-2191 (732) 341-1880 [email protected] [email protected] "Telling the Stories of Ocean County" Historically Speaking ALHFAM -FPIPN vice-chair for trivia, errata and miscellany [email protected] "The ordinary distinctions in society are often vague, and imply no just pre-eminence: rank and titles are adventitious things and instead of designating merit or virtue, are frequently the baubles of imbecility, or the sparkling decorations of meretricious pageantry" William Griffith, on behalf, and by order of the New-Jersey Society for promoting the gradual Abolition of Slavery, Twelfth Month (December) 20th, 1803 ----- Original Message ----- From: "Linda L. Kakos" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, June 03, 2002 2:06 PM Subject: [NJMON] Death Index Sherman and Borden > Is there a Death Index between 1850-1860 and after 1880? I am looking > for family in Brick Township. I don't know the exact dates, I only know > what census they no longer appear in. I am trying to narrow it down to > obtain death certificates. > Thank you. > Linda > > > ==== NJMONMOU Mailing List ==== > http://home.infinet.mindspring.com/~kjshelly/mcgs.html > Monmouth Co. Genealogy Society > > ============================== > 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 > >

Is there a Death Index between 1850-1860 and after 1880? I am looking for family in Brick Township. I don't know the exact dates, I only know what census they no longer appear in. I am trying to narrow it down to obtain death certificates. Thank you. Linda

Hi All, Ed Raser's book is now available for sale by the GSNJ. A lengthy description of it appeared in the Spring, 2002 GSNJ Newsletter. Here are the most salient points: "This new publication of GSNJ is designed to: 1) identify, provide condition and historical details for, and give directions to existing and former graveyards in Monmouth County; 2) locate and describe relevant unpublished lists of gravestone inscriptions; and 3) provide citations to published versions of the gravestone transcriptions when they exist." What a wonderful resource! Judi in Virginia

BURLINGTON CO., NJ, 11 July 1860, PO Mt. Holly, Cinnaminson Twp. p 989 989 1 321 311 STOCKTON Martha 48 f w NJ 989 2 321 311 STOCKTON Charles 21 m w farm labor NJ 989 3 321 311 STOCKTON Ann 15 f w NJ 989 4 321 311 STOCKTON Hannah 7 f w NJ 989 5 321 311 BISHOP Ann 50 f w gentlewoman NJ 989 6 322 312 HATCHER Edwin 30 m w farm labor NJ 989 7 322 312 HATCHER Christianna 28 f w Holland 989 8 322 312 HATCHER George 5 m w NJ 989 9 322 312 HATCHER Charles 1 m w NJ 989 10 323 313 MEEKS Mary 66 f w gentlewoman NJ 989 11 323 313 McMASTERS Ann 93 f w Ireland 989 12 323 313 RICKEY Mary 18 f w NJ 989 13 324 314 PEAKE Abraham 30 m w farmer NJ 989 14 324 314 PEAKE Lydia A. 32 f w NJ 989 15 324 314 PEAKE Edward C. 7 m w NJ 989 16 325 315 SLEIGH Joseph 45 m w farm labor England 989 17 325 315 SLEIGH Ellen 34 f w Ireland 989 18 325 315 SLEIGH William 21 m w farm labor Pa 989 19 325 315 SLEIGH James 14 m w Pa 989 20 325 315 SLEIGH Joseph 5 m w Delaware 989 21 325 315 SLEIGH Mary 1 f w NJ 989 22 326 316 CRISPIN Charles 52 m w basket maker NJ 989 23 326 316 BALDWIN Alfred C. 20 m w NJ 989 24 326 316 CRISPIN Joshua 18 m w farm labor NJ 989 25 327 317 BUZBY George 30 m w farmer NJ 989 26 327 317 BUZBY Jane 30 f w NJ 989 27 327 317 BUZBY Atwood 6/12 m w NJ 989 28 327 317 STOCKTON Mary 40 f w NJ 989 29 327 317 SEREMS Sarah 13 f w NJ 989 30 327 317 SEREMS Isaac 21 m w NJ 989 31 327 317 BRIGHT John 19 m w NJ 989 32 327 317 HORNER Joseph L. 12 m w NJ 989 33 328 318 AUSTIN Joseph 58 m w farmer NJ 989 34 328 318 AUSTIN Elizabeth 28 f w Pa 989 35 328 318 AUSTIN Hannah A. 12 f w NJ 989 36 328 318 AUSTIN Martha 10 f w NJ 989 37 328 318 AUSTIN Henry P. 5 m w NJ 989 38 328 318 AUSTIN Joseph 2 m w NJ 989 39 328 318 AUSTIN David 55 m w NJ 989 40 328 318 MASON William 11 m w Pa [email protected]

In a message dated 6/2/2002 8:52:34 PM Pacific Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: > This is the will of Joseph Parker who I thought was the father of my Peter > Parker. This will mentions a son Peter Parker but also mentions his wife > Sarah (I was expecting Hannah (Slocum)) and other children, none of which > look correct. Maybe Joseph remarried. Does anybody know or have any ideas? > Hi Jeff & List: I have this Joseph PARKER (b. 8 Jul 1766 - d. 18 Jan 1851) as the son of Peter PARKER (son of Peter & Eliz. [Slocum?] PARKER) & Lydia WARDELL. Jospeh PARKER m. Sarah LIPPINCOTT. It sounds like Sarah was his second wife, but I do not have the first wife? ============================================ My notes for Joseph PARKER: !Sources: 1. NAME, PARENTS, BIRTH & DEATH DATES, 2ND WIFE: HISTORICAL & GENEALOGICAL MISCELLANY; by John E. Stillwell; Vol V, pg 289; pub. 1932 - repr. 1998 MD "Sarah Lippincott born Apr. 1, 1801; died Jan. 21, 1879; married, as his second wife, Joseph, son of Peter and Lydia (Wardell) Parker, born July 8, 1766; died Jan. 18 1851." (source 1, pg 289). ============================================ My notes for Sarah LIPPINCOTT PARKER: !Sources: 1. NAME, BIRTH & DEATH DATES, PARENTS, SIBLINGS, HUSBAND: HISTORICAL & GENEALOGICAL MISCELLANY; by John E. Stillwell; Vol V, pg 289; pub. 1932 - repr. 1998 MD Sarah was the dau. of Joel & Elizabeth White Lippincott, Joel being the son of James and Sarah (Wardell) Lippincott & Elizabeth being the dau of Thomas White. (source 1, pg 289) "Sarah Lippincott born Apr. 1, 1801; died Jan. 21, 1879; married, as his second wife, Joseph, son of Peter and Lydia (Wardell) Parker, born July 8, 1766; died Jan. 18 1851." (source 1, pg 289). ============================================ Hope above helps - Glenda Frank Moser <A HREF="http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/m/o/s/Glenda-F-Moser/">FTM: The Glenda Frank Moser Genealogy Site</A> <A HREF="http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=moser-frank_1">The MOSER / FRANK Family Tree - at RootsWeb's WorldConnect Project</A> <A HREF="http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=mr&GScid=100871&MRid=46511008&">All My Posts at Find A Grave-GFM</A>

This is the will of Joseph Parker who I thought was the father of my Peter Parker. This will mentions a son Peter parker but also mentions his wife Sarah (I was expecting Hannah (Slocum)) and other children, none of which look correct. Maybe Joseph remarried. Does anybody know or have any ideas? People mentioned are wife Sarah, children Peter, Elias, Sarah Ann, Elizabeth A., brother John, and nephew Elisha Lippincott In the name of God Amen, I Joseph Parker of Long Branch in the Township of Shrewsbury County of Monmouth and State of New Jersey being of sound mind, memory, and understanding (for which blessing I most devoutly thank God) do make and publish this my last will and testament in manners? following that is to say; First- It is my will, and I do order, that all my just debt and expenses be duly paid and satisfied, as soon as conveniently can be, after my decease, and for the payment of which, if there should not be sufficient ready money on hand together with money collectable on Bonds, Notes, Ie, then I direct my Executor to make sale of so much of my movable property as will be sufficient for that purpose. Second- I give, Bequeath and Devise unto my beloved wife, Sarah Parker, all that Farm whereon I reside, ,which I purchased of my son Peter Parker ???ials on Long Branch in the Township of Shrewsbury, County of Monmouth containing about 30 acres with its ???dits amenity and appertinence, during her widowhood for her support and maintainance and to enable her to bring up and Educate my two children namely Elias Parker and Sarah Ann Parker. And after the marriage or decease of my said wife,- I Give and devise the said farm with its appertenances to my said son Elias Parker and said daughter Sarah Ann Parker their heirs and assigns, equally share and share alike. I also Give and Bequeath to my said Son Elias my Bureau which I got from the Estate of my Brother John Parker deceased and to my said Daughter Sarah Ann I Give and Bequeath one looking Globe and Eight Cane Bottom chairs. Third- I give and Bequeath to my Daughter Elizabeth A Parker our green and white china tea set, sixteen fancy bush? bottom chairs, six green window chairs, five looking globes, three dining tables, two breakfast tables, two stands, our rag carpet, all my silver, table and tea ??? markred J.H.P, one mahogany bureau, one cherry ditt???, one pair brass candlesticks, one pair of small brass ??? ???, two best beds, bedding & bedsteads? all of which are ???ially in her posession, together with sundry other houshold goods which I have or shall allow her to take possesion of. Fourth- All the rest and residue of my moveable estate of whatever kind and description it may be, not herein before disposed of, I give and bequeath to my said wife Sarah Parker until my youngest child arrives at the age of twenty one years, then it is my will that the same be equally divided share and share alike between my said wife and my aforesaid two children Elias and Sarah Ann. Lastly, I hereby nominate and appoint my nephew Elisha Lippincott sole executor of this my last will and testament. In witness wherof I have ??????? this twenty sixth day of June in the year of our lord one thousand eight hundred and forty eight (1848) witnesses... looks like he died in 1851... -Jeff

Hello everyone... Here is the first part of the deed transfer I posted earlier. I know something aboout most of the people mentioned and will share it with anyone who is interested and would also apprecite hearing anything someone may be able to tell me- about the people, or the nature of the transfer- (I'm new at deeds) Surnames mentioned are Parker, Miller, Hudnut, Herbert, Connolly... Peter Parker & als. To Hannah P Miller This Indenture made this fourteenth day of July, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight-hundred and seventy six, between Peter Parker, Joseph B. Parker, and Mary A. his wife, Hance Herbert Parker, and Louise T. his wife, Maria L Hudnut and Alexander Hudnut her husband, Catharine A Connoly and James P Connolly her husband, Lydia F. Parker, Rebecca H. Parker, and Richard A. Hudnut; the said Peter Parker being the husband of the late Rebecca Parker, who died intestate March 15, 1876; the said Joseph B. Parker, Hance Herbert Parker, Maria L. Hudnut, Catharine A Connolly, Lydia F. Parker and Rebecca H. Parker, all of full age are children of Rebecca Parker, deceased, and with Hannah P. Miller, widow, hereinafter named, the said Richard A. Hudnut, of full age, Edward Hudnut, and Willie Hudnut, who are minors, which three last named are children of Margaret Hudnut, deceased, who was a daughter of Rebecca Parker, deceased and the first wife of Alexander Hudnut are the only legatees of the trust fund invested under the will of Hance Herbert, deceased, and also the only heirs at law of Rebecca Parker, deceased, parties of the first part, and Hannah P. Miller of the Township of Manalapan, in the County of Monmouth and State of New Jersey, party of the second part. Witnesseth, that the said party of the first part, for and in consideration of the following sums of money, to wit; to the said Peter Parker, one dollar; to the said Joseph B. Parker and his wife, two hundred and fifty dollars; Hance Herbert Parker and wife, two hundred and fifty dollars; Maria L. Hudnut and Alexander Hudnut her husband, two hundred and fifty dollars; Catharine A. Connolly and her husband, two hundred and fifty dollars; Lydia A Parker and Rebecca H. Parker, two hundred and fifty dollars each; Richard A Hudnut, eighty three dollars and thirty three cents; making in all for the said children and Grandchildren of the said Rebecca Parker, deceased, the sum of Fifteen hundred and eighty three dollars and thirty three cents, lawful money of the United States of America, to them, the party of the first part, in hand paid by the party of the second part, at and before the sealing and delivery of these presents, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, have granted, bargained, sold, aliened, released, enfeoffed?, conveyed and confirmed and by these presents do grant, bargain, sell, alien, release, enfeoff and confirm to the said party of the second part and to her heirs and assigns forever, all the undivided twenty two twenty fourths part of (being all the right title and interest of the party of the first part in and to) that farm known as the Blacks Mills Farm... (previously posted...) Thanks- -Jeff

We are in the process of uploading lost and found family bibles and the first to go online is for the families of Cutter, Gravatts and Forman of Freehold Twp., Monmouth Co., NJ. These bibles hold a wealth of genealogy information - hope we can help someone out there. http://www.rootsweb.com/~minewayg/lostfoundbibles.html Monica Hosting Allegan, Mackinac, Newaygo and Oceana Co., MIGenWeb Ashtabula Co., OHGenWeb Renfrew Co., Ontario, CANGenWeb

BURLINGTON CO. NJ 11 July 1860, PO Mt. Holly, Cinnaminson Twp. p. 988 988 1 312 302 LOCK Stephen C. 12 m w NJ 988 2 313 303 SOUTHWICK Samuel 38 m w farm labor NJ 988 3 313 303 SOUTHWICK Esther 19 f w NJ 988 4 313 303 SOUTHWICK Sarah A. 6 f w NJ 988 5 313 303 SOUTHWICK Samuel H. 3 m w NJ 988 6 313 303 SOUTHWICK Charles W. 5/12 m w NJ 988 7 314 304 BROCK Rebecca 62 f w farmer NJ 988 8 314 304 CHRISTIAN Elizabeth 14 f w NJ 988 9 314 304 ADDAMS William 12 m w NJ 988 10 315 305 HATCHER Albert 29 m w farm labor NJ 988 11 315 305 HATCHER Mary A. 27 f w NJ 988 12 315 305 HATCHER Beulah A. 6 f w NJ 988 13 315 305 HATCHER William 4 m w NJ 988 14 315 305 HATCHER Rebecca A. 1 f w NJ 988 15 316 306 BISWICK Rachel 44 f w NJ 988 16 316 306 BISWICK Emaline 18 f w idiotic NJ 988 17 316 306 BISWICK Charles 16 m w NJ 988 18 316 306 BISWICK Rachel A. 13 f w NJ 988 19 316 306 BISWICK Mary E. 9 f w NJ 988 20 316 306 BISWICK John 6 m w NJ 988 21 317 307 GARWOOD John 48 m w farmer NJ 988 22 317 307 GARWOOD Sarah A. 45 f w NJ 988 23 317 307 GARWOOD Uriah 20 m w NJ 988 24 317 307 GARWOOD Benjamin 17 m w NJ 988 25 317 307 GARWOOD John W. 14 m w NJ 988 26 317 307 GARWOOD Linda 12 f w NJ 988 27 317 307 GARWOOD Hannah A. 8 f w NJ 988 28 318 308 BISHOP John 31 m w farmer NJ 988 29 318 308 BISHOP Mary A. 55 f w NJ 988 30 318 308 BISHOP Elizabeth 20 f w NJ 988 31 318 308 BISHOP Mary 15 f w NJ 988 32 318 308 BISHOP Eli 14 m w NJ 988 33 318 308 BISHOP Stokes 10 m w NJ 988 34 319 309 BISHOP Elwood 33 m w NJ 988 35 319 309 BISHOP Catharine 32 f w NJ 988 36 320 310 FRIDAY George 56 m w tailor NJ 988 37 320 310 FRIDAY Catharine 46 f w NJ 988 38 320 310 FRIDAY Mary 8 f w Pa 988 39 320 310 FRIDAY George 5 m w NJ 988 40 321 311 STOCKTON Charles 50 m w farm labor NJ [email protected]

Last week end, May 26, 2002 I attended the Ellisdale Methodist Church 150th anniversary celebration 1852-2002, where I attended as a child and my sister Margery Reuter and our parents still attend. They had a lot of memorabilia displayed including the old record books, which unfortunately are only complete going back to 1874 and not to 1852 when the church was formed. The church has been associated with Crosswicks, sharing ministers over the years. In the program handed out was a history of the church and it listed the ministers since the beginning. I will copy them here in hopes it may be useful to someone. I am posting this to Monmouth and Burlington Lists as the county line goes along the road in front of the church. The church and cemetery are in Burlington county, many members lived in Monmouth. Ellisdale was known as Shelltown until 1875. Anita Ministers of the Ellisdale Methodist Church from beginning to present. 1852-1853 S. (Socrates) Townsend 1853-1859 A. Gilmore 1859-1863 William Franklin 1863-1866 Edward H. Durell 1866-1867 E.A. Morrell 1867-1868 E. Waters 1868-1871 L. Larew 1871-1872 John Westwood 1872-1874 J. W. McDougall 1874-1875 S. Requa 1875-1877 Joseph Ashbrooke 1877-1882 Joseph Turpin 1882-1884 D.W.L. McIntire 1884-1886 William J. Stuart 1886-1888 J.H. Boyd 1888-1891 W.E. Greenbank 1891-1893 Lewis A. Bearmore 1893-1895 John A Oakes 1895-1897 D.D. Fisler 1897-1899 Thomas Hicks 1899-1901 Nelson Joseph Brown 1901-1904 Edward Wells 1904-1909 William Murphy 1909-1915 Josiah Nankivel 1915-1916 Socrates T. Horner 1916-1918 Josiah Nankivel 1918-1920 Howard D. Stratton 1920 Wolf 1920-1921 Neal D. Kelly 1921-1927 Frank Woodfield 1927-1928 Ernest Blevins 1928-1935 George W. Scarborough 1935-1937 Samuel K. Miller 1937-1939 John B. Oman 1939-1941 Russell Young 1941-1942 Norman Van Brunt 1942-1943 John D. Rozeboom 1943-1944 Wayne Dunson 1944-1945 Ted Richardson 1945-1946 Walter Hoechst 1946-1947 Stuart Snedeker 1947 R.L. Lewis 1947-1951 Leon Smith 1951-1954 James M. Moore, Jr. 1954-1957 Gilbert Fell 1957-1958 John Cobble 1958 Harry Wainwright 1958-1963 Richard Sullivan 1963-1967 Harold E. Dunn, Sr. 1967-1968 Donald R. Vroon 1968-1976 Ralph R. Davis 1976-1978 James C. Hill 1978 Thomas Wright 1979-1984 Steven W. Ebner 1984-2002 Edward F. Conway

BURLINGTON CO. NJ 11 July 1860, PO Mt. Holly, Cinnaminson Twp. p. 987 987 1 305 295 HATCHER Beulah 59 f w housekeeper NJ 987 2 305 295 KENDAL Hannah 33 f w domestic NJ 987 3 305 295 HULLINGS William 13 m w NJ 987 4 305 295 HAINES Joseph F. 33 m w farmer NJ 987 5 305 295 HAINES Stokes, Jr. 31 m w farmer NJ 987 6 305 295 CRAWFORD William 32 m w farm labor Scotland 987 7 305 295 HULLINGS William 14 m w NJ 987 8 305 295 KENDAL Daniel 7 m w NJ 987 9 306 296 KIMBEL Joseph L. 48 m w farmer NJ 987 10 306 296 KIMBEL Ann E. 48 f w Pa 987 11 306 296 HAINES Emma 17 f w NJ 987 12 306 296 KIMBEL Sarah J. 9 f w NJ 987 13 306 296 KIMBEL Mary E. 7 f w NJ 987 14 306 296 KIMBEL Joseph L. 8/12 m w NJ 987 15 306 296 HULLINGS Lawrance 19 m w farm labor NJ 987 16 307 297 WALKER Charles 36 m w farm labor NJ 987 17 307 297 WALKER Caroline 27 f w Pa 987 18 307 297 WALKER Ann E. 4/12 f w NJ 987 19 307 297 McEVER Peter 55 m w NJ 987 20 308 298 LAUR William 66 m w shoemaker Pa 987 21 308 298 LAUR Mary 56 f w Pa 987 22 308 298 LAUR Fleming 22 m w shoemaker Pa 987 23 308 298 LAUR George 12 m w NJ 987 24 309 299 GARWOOD Jeremiah 37 m w farm labor NJ 987 25 309 299 GARWOOD Sarah B. 32 f w NJ 987 26 309 299 GARWOOD Lydia 9 f w NJ 987 27 309 299 HAINES Jane 50 f w NJ 987 28 310 300 DEWING Elisha 52 m w store keeper Pa 987 29 310 300 DEWING Phebe 50 F W NJ 987 30 310 300 DEWING John 20 m w clerk NJ 987 31 310 300 DEWING Mary A. 22 f w NJ 987 32 310 300 DEWING George 16 m w NJ 987 33 310 300 DEWING William 8 m w NJ 987 34 311 301 HAMMELL Isaac 56 m w farmer NJ 987 35 311 301 HAMMELL Mary 30 f w Va 987 36 311 301 HAMMELL Isaac T. 5 m w NJ 987 37 311 301 MORRIS Samuel 11 m b NJ 987 38 312 302 LOCK Robert C. 54 m w farmer NJ 987 39 312 302 LOCK Anna 46 f w NJ 987 40 312 302 LOCK Harold 16 m w NJ

In a message dated 5/31/02 5:06:31 AM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: > Does anyone know anything about a Blacks Mills Farm this is/was in Manalapan > on or near Sweetman's Lane, Snyder's Lane or Blacks Mills lane? Does > anybody > sweetmans lane is in millstone township which is in monmouth county-between freehold and allentown nj. however, the other two roads are not really familiar too much tho i seem to remember they existed at least at one time(maybe i read on deeds when doing real estate?)

scott peters wrote: Because I'm pretty sure George isn't in New Jersey this appears at the bottom of his midway green, matawan, monmouth county cemetery site! and it is a phone area code in the monmouth area among others! linda This site created and maintained by <A HREF="mailto:[email protected]">George Joynson</A>, available for further genealogy research on a commission basis in Monmouth County and New Jersey. Please <A HREF="mailto:[email protected]">e-mail</A> or call me at (732)817-0100. This site provided courtesy of <A HREF="http://www.atlanticmedical.net/">Atlantic Medical Services, Inc.</A>

BURLINGTON CO. NJ, 11 July 1860, PO Mt. Holly, Cinnaminson Twp. p. 986 986 1 298 288 WILLIAMSON Hezekiah 13 m w farm app. NJ 986 2 299 289 HAMMELL James 43 m w farm labor NJ 986 3 299 289 HAMMELL Ann M. 43 f w NJ 986 4 299 289 HAMMELL Andrew 12 m w NJ 986 5 299 289 HAMMELL Elizabeth 5 f w NJ 986 6 299 289 HAMMELL William 2 m w NJ 986 7 299 289 HAMMELL Caroline 8/12 f w NJ 986 8 300 290 MARTIN Edward H. 30 m w miller NJ 986 9 300 290 MARTIN Agnes A. 28 f w NJ 986 10 300 290 MARTIN John H. 5 m w NJ 986 11 300 290 MARTIN Eliott 3 m w NJ 986 12 301 291 MARTIN Rebecca 28 f w teacher NJ 986 13 301 291 MARTIN Sarah 26 f w housekeeper NJ 986 14 301 291 GOURLEY Plumer 30 m w Pa 986 15 301 291 MARTIN Mary 14 f w NJ 986 16 302 292 HAINES John W. 48 m w farmer NJ 986 17 302 292 HAINES Hannah W. 40 f w Pa 986 18 302 292 HAINES Franklin T. 16 m w Pa 986 19 302 292 HAINES Mary W. 15 f w Pa 986 20 302 292 HAINES Jacob 13 m w Pa 986 21 302 292 HAINES Horace M. 11 m w Pa 986 22 302 292 HAINES John W. 7 m w Pa 986 23 302 292 HAINES Frances 3 f w Pa 986 24 302 292 HAINES Elizabeth L. 1 f w Pa 986 25 302 292 GROSEMAN Louisa 15 f w Pa 986 26 302 292 MARONEY John 25 m w farm labor Ireland 986 27 302 292 SUFHAY Isaac 16 m b Pa 986 28 303 293 BROCK Robert 28 m w farmer NJ 986 29 303 293 BROCK Rebecca 24 f w NJ 986 30 303 293 CASEDY Elizabeth 13 f w NJ 986 31 303 293 ADAMS Robert 17 m w farm apprentice NJ 986 32 304 294 HUNTER Samuel 40 m w farmer NJ 986 33 304 294 HUNTER Anna M. 30 f w NJ 986 34 304 294 HUNTER Anna M. 9 f w NJ 986 35 304 294 HUNTER Sarah E. 5 f w NJ 986 36 304 294 WAYNE Hannah 13 f w NJ 986 37 304 294 HORNER Margaret 16 f w NJ 986 38 304 294 CLAYPOLE Benjamin 25 m w farm labor NJ 986 39 304 294 BATES Franklin 18 m w farm labor NJ 986 40 305 295 HAINES Stokes 63 m w farmer NJ

List experts, Susan (Susie) Brown Born 1884 NJ lived in Highlands, Monmouth County, NJ with parents Joseph and Rachel and Brother Rennie during period 1895-1905. Trying to get pictures. Anyone know if anything would be available Ex: School, association, etc. Thanks in advance, Bill Abbott

Does anyone know anything about a Blacks Mills Farm this is/was in Manalapan on or near Sweetman's Lane, Snyder's Lane or Blacks Mills lane? Does anybody know of these roads? I could not find them using mapquest... Thanks- -Jeff that farm known as the Blacks Mills Farm the same being the lot or tract of land in Manalapan Township, Monmouth County, New Jersey. Beginning at a stake in the middle of the public road from Sweetman's Lane to Snyder's (formerly Black's Mill) at the most southeasterly ??? of a lot of land containing seven acres and seventy ??? conveyed by Joseph Potts and wife to Michael Lamb? and? from thence running, according to the bearing of the nedle A. D. 1864, (1) north nine degrees and thirty minutes west ten chains and forty three links to a stone at the northeast corner of said lot in the line of a lot also conveyed by the siad Joseph Potts and wife to Nicholas McCann, thence (2) north seventy five degrees east ninety five links to the south east corner of the last named lot, thence (3) north fifteen minutes west, following said McCann's line, ten chains and fifty one links to william A. Rue's line, thence (4) north eighty nine degrees and forty five minutes east seventeen chains and eighty links to a stake in the last named line, thence (5) south eleven degrees and forty minutes east sixteen chains and eighteen links to a stone in the middle of said road, being the most southwesterly corner of alot of land also conveyed to Joseph Potts and wife to Samuel Cromwell, thence (6) following the middle of said road south seventy seven degrees and five minutes west four chains and forty five links, thence (7) still following the middle of the road south seventy four degres and five minutes west nine chains, thence (8) still following the middle of said road south seventy five degrees and forty five minutes west seven chains and forty nnine links to the beginning. Containing thirty six acres and thirty hundredths (36 30/100 A.) which tract was conveyed by the said Joseph Potts & Rebecca his wife to Mrs. Rebecca Parker, who was the wife of Peter Parker, by deed dated March 12, 1864,

----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, May 30, 2002 4:19 PM Subject: [NJMON] Re: NJMONMOU-D Digest V02 #178 > In a message dated 5/29/02 11:03:05 PM Eastern Daylight Time, > [email protected] writes: > > > > From: "George Joynson" <[email protected]> > > To: [email protected] > > Message-ID: <[email protected]> > > Subject: [NJMON] present day locations > > > > since you get paid to research this for people, why ask us? why dont you look > up the information in your local archives???? linda -------------------------------------------------- Because I'm pretty sure George isn't in New Jersey and because the local names he's asking about are very old and very obscure. Scott D. Peters Research Director/Archivist Ocean County Historical Society 26 Hadley Ave., P.O. Box 2191 Toms River, NJ 08754-2191 (732) 341-1880 [email protected] [email protected] "Telling the Stories of Ocean County" Historically Speaking ALHFAM -FPIPN vice-chair for trivia, errata and miscellany [email protected] "The ordinary distinctions in society are often vague, and imply no just pre-eminence: rank and titles are adventitious things and instead of designating merit or virtue, are frequently the baubles of imbecility, or the sparkling decorations of meretricious pageantry" William Griffith, on behalf, and by order of the New-Jersey Society for promoting the gradual Abolition of Slavery, Twelfth Month (December) 20th, 1803

BURLINGTON CO. NJ 11 July 1860, PO Mt. Holly, Cinnaminson Twp. p. 985 985 1 290 280 MATLACK Franklin 28 m w farmer NJ 985 2 290 280 MATLACK Margaret 28 f w NJ 985 3 290 280 MATLACK Anna 4 f w NJ 985 4 290 280 WELLS Sarah A. 15 f w NJ 985 5 290 280 WARRINGTON Lewis 22 m w NJ 985 6 291 281 BATES Charles P. 32 m w farm labor NJ 985 7 291 281 BATES Hannah 28 f w NJ 985 8 291 281 BATES John P. 8 m w NJ 985 9 291 281 BATES Maria P. 3 f w NJ 985 10 291 281 BATES Mary A. 1 f w NJ 985 11 292 282 WELLS Charles 38 m w farm labor NJ 985 12 292 282 WELLS Adaline 35 f w NJ 985 13 292 282 WELLS Elizabeth A. 13 f w NJ 985 14 292 282 WELLS Mary J. 10 f w NJ 985 15 292 282 WELLS Margarete 1 f w NJ 985 16 293 283 STEWART Alexander 31 m w farm laborer Ireland 985 17 293 283 STEWART Isabella 32 f w Ireland 985 18 293 283 STEWART Samuel 5 m w Pa 985 19 293 283 STEWART Alexander 2 m w Pa 985 20 293 283 STEWART William J. 9/12 m w Pa 985 21 294 284 ISLER John 35 m w gentleman England 985 22 294 284 ISLER Emily 39 f w England 985 23 294 284 PHILIPSON Edward 32 m w England 985 24 295 285 LEWIS Benjamin 63 m w farm labor Del. 985 25 295 285 LEWIS Abigail 63 f w NJ 985 26 295 285 LEWIS Enoch 20 m w farm labor NJ 985 27 296 286 STORY Job E. 55 m w shoemaker NJ 985 28 296 286 STORY Mary 54 f w Pa 985 29 296 286 STORY Mary 81 f w Pa 985 30 297 287 WINKALSPHT John 27 m w farmer Baden 985 31 297 287 WINKALSPHT Frances 52 f w Baden 985 32 297 287 WINKALSPHT Frances 19 f w Baden 985 33 297 287 WINKALSPHT Felix 21 m w Baden 985 34 297 287 WINKALSPHT Matilda 15 f w Baden 985 35 297 287 WINKALSPHT Joseph 11 m w Baden 985 36 298 288 BATES Alcanah H. 25 m w farmer NJ 985 37 298 288 BATES Catharine C. 23 f w Ohio 985 38 298 288 BATES Alice A. 5 f w Indiana 985 39 298 288 BATES George A. 4 m w Ohio 985 40 298 288 BATES William H. 1 m w NJ [email protected]