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Thank you, Suzanne! Yes, that would explain why the obituary I have mentioned the "Juniors". It seems that he was a respected member of this group and they gave the widow $500 at the time of his death on April 11, 1898. (He was 42 and died of acute nephrytis.) > Could the obit have meant this: > JOUAM Junior Order-Order of United American Mechanics > > I have seen it listed in a few obits and on a few stones. > > Suzanne > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: JEFFREY OWENS <owensj@epix.net> > To: <NJMONMOU-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Thursday, June 29, 2000 7:55 AM > Subject: [NJMONMOU] O.U.A.M. origins and nature > > > Patti Heyer wrote: > <snip> > > James W. Hyer married Adelaide L. Cooper. James was an officer in the > > Freeholder's Association and also a member of O.U.A.M. (Organized United > > Auto Mechanics ??) He died suddenly on April 11, 1898, at the age of 42. > > (which would have made his birth date 1856 or 1857) > <snip> > Re: O.U.A.M. > I think it extremely unlikely that this had anything to do with auto > mechanics. Before 1900 there were very few automobiles, most of which > were of an experimental nature. They would not have been any auto > repair shops to speak of, let alone organized unions. The assenbly line > had yet to be invented so they couldn't have been production workers > either. > > Jeff Owens > > > ==== NJMONMOU Mailing List ==== > FAM_TREE.LST not found. Create new genealogist? (Y/N) > > > > ==== NJMONMOU Mailing List ==== > > http://nj5.injersey.com/~kjshelly/mcgs.html > Monmouth County Genealogy Society > >
Could the obit have meant this: JOUAM Junior Order-Order of United American Mechanics I have seen it listed in a few obits and on a few stones. Suzanne ----- Original Message ----- From: JEFFREY OWENS <owensj@epix.net> To: <NJMONMOU-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, June 29, 2000 7:55 AM Subject: [NJMONMOU] O.U.A.M. origins and nature Patti Heyer wrote: <snip> > James W. Hyer married Adelaide L. Cooper. James was an officer in the > Freeholder's Association and also a member of O.U.A.M. (Organized United > Auto Mechanics ??) He died suddenly on April 11, 1898, at the age of 42. > (which would have made his birth date 1856 or 1857) <snip> Re: O.U.A.M. I think it extremely unlikely that this had anything to do with auto mechanics. Before 1900 there were very few automobiles, most of which were of an experimental nature. They would not have been any auto repair shops to speak of, let alone organized unions. The assenbly line had yet to be invented so they couldn't have been production workers either. Jeff Owens ==== NJMONMOU Mailing List ==== FAM_TREE.LST not found. Create new genealogist? (Y/N)
Patti Heyer wrote: <snip> > James W. Hyer married Adelaide L. Cooper. James was an officer in the > Freeholder's Association and also a member of O.U.A.M. (Organized United > Auto Mechanics ??) He died suddenly on April 11, 1898, at the age of 42. > (which would have made his birth date 1856 or 1857) <snip> Re: O.U.A.M. I think it extremely unlikely that this had anything to do with auto mechanics. Before 1900 there were very few automobiles, most of which were of an experimental nature. They would not have been any auto repair shops to speak of, let alone organized unions. The assenbly line had yet to be invented so they couldn't have been production workers either. Jeff Owens
I could really use some help from all listmembers! I have managed to expand my family tree, but the Hyer connection still is missing some relations. If anyone has a family line that ties in with mine, I would really appreciate hearing from you. :) I do not know where my family line would tie in with other Hyer families since I have not been able to find out who William S. married the first time, or who Hendrick married after Mary. (Still hunting those ancestors down) Hendrick Hyer married Mary ?? He also may have been married more than once. They had at least one child named William S. Hyer. William S. Hyer married at least twice to: first wife is unknown at this time.....second wife was Sarah A. Smith from England. They had at least four children: Mary E., Sarah E., James, and William. One of the girls, Mary or Sarah (also sometimes referred to as Elizabeth) married Frank Lambertson, who is supposed to be prominent in Monmouth County history. William S. Hyer died at the home of his son-in-law, Frank Lambertson, on November 11, 1891, at the age of 81. (which would have made his birth date 1809 or 1810) James W. Hyer married Adelaide L. Cooper. James was an officer in the Freeholder's Association and also a member of O.U.A.M. (Organized United Auto Mechanics ??) He died suddenly on April 11, 1898, at the age of 42. (which would have made his birth date 1856 or 1857) James and Addie had three children: Arthur (1882) Irene (1884) and George (1892) Addie L. Cooper has ties to the Warne genealogy in New Jersey. Her father was Benjamin Parker Cooper and her mother was Meleney Brown. Meleney Brown's father was Whitehead Brown and her mother was Susannah Hall. After James W. died, Addie married Henry Vogel (sometimes spelled with two l's Vogell). Arthur Hyer (changed the spelling to Heyer) married Florence Elizabeth Hughes Reeves in Monmouth County, New Jersey. Florence's mother was Ana Pettit from New York. They had one child together: Gertrude Hyer born on Oct. 19, 1905, in Keyport, New Jersey. Gertrude Hughes Vanderhoof was "Gertie's" aunt. Arthur Heyer moved to Haines City, Florida, and married Cora Winifred Krise Heyer Martell. Cora has ties to the Dubs genealogy in Clearfield, Pennsylvania. Cora also had three other children: Thelma Wilson Adams, Marabelle Wilson Stoddard, and Dale Wilson Gates. Thelma Wilson Adams was the child of Cora Winifred Krise and ?? Amon from Clearfield, Pennsylvania. I do not know who the fathers of Marabelle or Dale were at this time. Irene Hyer married ?? Clarke. George Eiffert Hyer married ?? (unknown at this time) Arthur Heyer had the following children with Cora: Betty, Clara Mae, Juanita, Beverly, James Henry, and John Herman Heyer. James Henry Heyer married Anna Ella Vicknair (my mother and father), on March 23, 1950, in Orange, Texas. They had the following children: Mary Frances, Patricia Anne (me), and James Michael Heyer. Still lookin' for lost relations! Patti Heyer nikki@iag.net
8) Sarah Warne (8/17/1711-8/8/1809) m Richard Franses:14 children Catherine Franses (b11/30/1743) m Samuel Throckmorton, son of John and Mary Throckmorton John Franses (b8/13/1735) died young Thomas Franses (b5/2/1737): Catherine Franses m Cornelius Smock, Holland Society, had Phoebe, bapt at First Reformed Dutch Church of Freehold/Old Brick Church, Marlboro At Topanemus, an epitaph: Here lies enterr'd the Body of Thomas, son of Richard and Sarah Franses, who departed this life the 20th of February Anno Domini 1768 Aged 30 years, 9 months, 18 days As you are now soe once was I In health and strengthe thoe here I lie As I am now soe must you be Prepare for Death and follow me. Mary Franses (b3/25/1739) died at 14 Richard Franses (b1740) never married John Franses Sarah Franses m Andrew Brown, son William Brown was executor of uncle Richard's will Letitia Franses (b12/31/1735) m Hugh Taylor, dau Catherine Rachel Franses (b9/5/1749) died young Margaret Franses(b1/24/1748)bap Shrewsbury Christ Church, m Denise Denise/Denyse Denyse, also Records at Reformed Church of Freehold: Teunis Denyse and Richard Denise Rachel2 Franses (b9/5/1749) unmarried, invalid John Franses (b1/31/1752) died young James Franses (b1/19/1754) died age 12 Euphemia Franses bap First Reformed Church of Freehold, m Jacob Tice/Tyse (also see family of Capt. Edmund Kearney Tice, Middletown, NJ) ________________________________________________________________ YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.
This information may contain some errors with the individual surnames.....I would like to ask everyone for their help with this project, and would like for any errors or corrections to be sent to me at nikkidoggs@yahoo.com . I will be adding this to the USGenWeb project and your help and corrections would be greatly appreciated! (The state census' do not have an index.....but you can use your "edit>find on this page" feature to locate your surnames) Unless otherwise noted, all persons are natives and over the age of 16........ PAGE 1 -- Ocean Township, Monmouth County, New Jersey Addison Mafar Henry Pierce William Scott Jane Joseph Tallman Mary Eliza Mary A. Shade (male) William Ellen Elliz (male) William Childs Ruth George A. William John W. Slocum Ruth W. Alvina Susan (White Female between 5 and 16 years of age) Edward Levi Conover Ann Isaac Caroline James William (White Male between 5 and 16 years of age) Mary (White Female between 5 and 16 years of age) Alice Stephen Cook Phebe James Howland Phebe Nelson Jolnie?? maybe Johnie?? James B. Wilson Martha B. Eliza George Bowd ?? Jonathan Slocum Sarah Albert (White Male between 5 and 16 years of age) Sarah (White Female between 5 and 16 years of age) Abby (White Female between 5 and 16 years of age)
Marta, Wow, that was interesting to read. I am still hoping to find out if a Harriet Van Kirk ever married a Throckmorton and either he died or they divorced. So the Throckmorton info. was fascinating, thank you for entering the information
An alphabetical listing of baptisms, marriages and other info, 1870-1995, of the Morganville (Marlboro) United Methodist Church can be found at http://gbgmchurches.gbgm-umc.org/MorganvilleNJ/baptism.html . George Joynson gj@atlanticmedical.net visit Monmouth County Genealogy at: www.netlabs.net/hp/gjoynson
it don't work for me. Don Lutz Virginia Beach ----- Original Message ----- From: <LindaBch@aol.com> To: <NJMONMOU-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, June 26, 2000 9:25 PM Subject: Re: [NJMONMOU] asbury park press > http://www.injersey.com/app/ that is the site- you can search by town > also- for instance, matawan=will get listings of matawan people obits- by > last name only- for instance tansey- pulls up all my relatives! lol- linda > brown > > > ==== NJMONMOU Mailing List ==== > FAM_TREE.LST not found. Create new genealogist? (Y/N) > >
Thank you that was a great link Linda. I am researching the Patterson/Van Kirk, Van Brunt, Ciszeski, and Guenther lines. Donna Patterson IttyBkShp@aol.com <A HREF="http://patterson.family.homepage.com/index.html">http://patterson.fam ily.homepage.com/index.html</A> <A HREF="http://patterson.family.homepage.com/index.html">Patterson Family Page</A>
http://www.injersey.com/app/ that is the site- you can search by town also- for instance, matawan=will get listings of matawan people obits- by last name only- for instance tansey- pulls up all my relatives! lol- linda brown
Asbury Park Press is on-line. If you go to the current obit page, it lets you search for recent obits. I have found ones up to six months old. Also lets you search death notices, or both. I always check both to be sure. Kat
There is an article in the Asbury Park Press today (Monday, 6/26/2000) about firemen cleaning up Green Grove Cemetery. Check this site for the article. Those of you who are natives of the area might want to check this site for current obits. http://www.injersey.com/app/
I am trying to trace the ancestry and descendants of Robert Francis, who was probably born c.1735. He left a will in 1787 in Freehold, naming his children. He married April 8,1765 in Freehold to Susannah Williams Throckmorton (1738-1813), widow of Hartness Throckmorton, and daughter of John Williams and his wife Susannah. Robert and Susannah had atleast the following children: 1.John who married Content 2.David who left land to his brothers in 1796, apparently never married. 3.Robert (1774-1851), my ancestor. He later married an Elizabeth, and moved to Perth Amboy and then Newark, where he died. He had: 1. Charles (1805-1883) who married 1829 Mary Dutcher (1808-1881) 2. Richard (1808-1852), who married (1) 1831 Harriet Meeker (1812-1838) married (2) 1840 Mary Jane Spinning (1812- ) 3. Robert (1815- ), who married 1847 Ann Falkner 4. Phebe (1818-1877), my ancestor, married 1834 Stephen D.Aber (1813-1893) 5. Mary (1822- ) 4.Nehemiah (1778-1850's). He married 1805 Amy Strickland and had: 1. Jonathan (1809- ) 2. Sarah (1812-1896) 3. John (1822- ) 4. Asa (1823- ) 5. Elizabeth B (1828-1856) I think Robert Sr.'s father was John Francis, who moved from Trenton to Monmouth County in the early 18th Century, or maybe that was his grandfather. I'm also wondering if he is related to Richard Francis, who married Sarah Warne. Any help in this matter would be appreciated. Sincerely, Tom Kearney Rsnble@aol.com
Looking for info on this family: Descendants of Frederick Miller Generation No. 1 1. FREDERICK1 MILLER was born 1733 in Germany, and died September 22, 1814, in Allentown/Monmouth Cty./New Jersey/USA. Buried in the Old Episcopal Cemetery/Allentown/ New Jersey/USA. He married EUPHEMIA FAME SCHAEFER , who was born in 1741 in Germany and died May 27, 1824, in Allentown/Monmouth Cty./New Jersey/USA. . Notes for FREDERICK MILLER: Old Episcopal Cemetery, Lakeview Dr., Allentown, New Jersey, is also called the Methodist Episcopal Cemetery. Occupation : Farmer; Religion: Methodist Episcopal; Military: Private, Revolutionay War, New Jersey . Served in Col. Elisha Lawrences regiment, Monmouth Cty., New Jersey, Militia. Children of FREDERICK MILLER and EUPHEMIA SCHAEFER are(not in birth order): 2. i. FREDERICK P.2 MILLER, b. abt. 1770; d. March 29, 1832, Greece/Monroe Cty./New York/USA; m. Ann/ Anne Nancy Rogers February 7, 1799, Middlesex Cty./New Jersey/USA. 3. ii. EUPHEMIA MILLER, b. 1777, Monmouth Cty./New Jersey/USA; d. 1861; m. ABEL HALL, 1799. 4. iii. SARAH MILLER, b. February 19, 1781, Monmouth Cty./New Jersey/USA; d. May 04, 1850, Allentown/Monmouth Cty./New Jersey/USA; m. DAVID ROBBINS, buried Old Episcopal Cemetery/Allentown/Monmouth Cty./New Jersey, with husband and parents. iv. ELIZABETH MILLER, m. JOHN COX. 5. v. MARY MILLER, d. Bef. 1814; m. TIMOTHY ROBBINS. 6. vi. GEORGE MILLER, m. MARY M. HULET, October 30, 1800, Middlesex Cty./New Jersey/USA 7. vii. PHEBE MILLER; d. Bef. 1814; m. TIMOTHY ROBBINS. 8. viii. JOHN MILLER; d. 1834, Allentown/ Monmouth Cty./New Jersey/USA; m. Rachel. 9. ix. MARGARET MILLER, b. October 08, 1788(?), Monmouth Cty./New Jersey/USA; d. 1834, Allentown/Monmouth Cty./New Jersey/USA. Notes for children of FREDERICK & EUPHEMIA(SCHAEFER) MILLER: Do not know when before the Revolutionary War FREDERICK MILLER came to this country from Germany. Therefore, we cannot assume that all children were born in Allen town/Monmouth Cty./New Jersey/USA, or even in this country. FREDERICK and EUPHEMIA were in Monmouth County at least from the Revolutionary War until their deaths. Generation No. 2 2. FREDERICK P.2 MILLER (FREDERICK1) was born abt. 1770 in Monmouth Cty./New Jersey/USA, and died March 29, 1832, in Greece/Monroe Cty./New York/USA. He married ANN/ANNE NANCY ROGERS February 07, 1799, in Middlesex Cty./New Jersey/USA. ANN ROGERS was the daughter of ABIGAIL and ABRAHAM ROGERS (son of JOHN & MARY ROGERS), of Middlesex Cty./New Jersey/USA. Children of FREDERICK P. MILLER and ANN ROGERS are: 10. i. ELIZABETH BETSY3 MILLER, b.New Jersey/USA; m. SAMUEL BAREMORE of Green Cty./Pennsylvania, October 22, 1812, East Windsor Twp./Middlesex Cty./New Jersey. ii. LUCY MILLER, b.New Jersey/USA; m. GEORGE STONE. Living in Virginia in 1832. 11. iii. SAMUEL S. MILLER, b. bet. 1800 & 1804, New Jersey/ USA; d. bet. July,1839 & June 1, 1840, York Twp./Elkhart Cty./Indiana/USA; m. (1) Anna Nancy Owen, November 2, 1828, Greece/Monroe Cty./New York; m. (2) Ann Bell Kirk, between September 1835 & December 1836, in either Indiana or Michigan. 12. iv. SARAH SALLYT. MILLER, b. March 10, 1803,New Jersey/USA; d. November 25, 1852, Mason Twp./Cass Cty./Michigan/USA; m. (1) Holmes; m. (2) John Worst before 1832, Monroe Cty./New York/USA. 13. v. FREDERICK WALKER MILLER, b. January 03, 1805,New Jersey/USA; d. November 24, 1873, Mason Twp./Cass Cty./Michigan/USA; m. BELINDA COLBY before 1833, Greece/Monroe Cty./New York USA. 14. vi. JOHN J. MILLER, b. July 02, 1809,New Jersey/USA; d. May 15, 1874, Mason Twp./Cass Cty./Michigan/USA; m. ELIZABETH B. HANFORD before 1835, Monroe Cty./New York/ USA. 15. vii. ABRAHAM R. MILLER, b. 1810-1814. New Jersey/USA; d. after 1840, Michigan or Indiana; m. HESTER HELEN ( ? ) bet. July 16, 1835 & June 17, 1837, Michigan or Indiana. 16. viii. EUPHEME/UPHAMA MILLER, b. August 11, 1815,New Jersey/USA; d. January 31, 1858, Mason Twp./Cass Cty/.Michigan/USA; m. JOHN GARMON before 1832, Greece/Monroe Cty./New York/USA. 17. ix. GEORGE S. MILLER, b. June 18, 1817, Essex Cty./New Jersey/USA; d. January 24, 1881, Mason Twp./Cass Cty./Michigan/USA; m. MARIAH A. FOLLET December 2, 1841, Mason Twp./Cass Cty./Michigan USA. 3. EUPHEMIA FAME2 MILLER (FREDERICK1) was born in 1777,Monmouth cty./New Jersey/USA, and died in 1861, New Jersey/ USA. She married ABEL HALL, 1799, New Jersey. ABEL HALL was born 1775 and died 1832, New Jersey/USA. Children of EUPHEMIA MILLER and ABEL HALL are: i. FREDERICK3 MILLER ABEL HALL ii. ISAAC COWGILL HALL, b. 1807, New Jersey/USA; d. 1890. Married in 1840 ELIZABETH B. RICHARDSON, b. 1824; d. 1897. 4. SARAH2 MILLER (FREDERICK1) was born February 19, 1781, in Monmouth Cty./New Jersey/USA, and died May 4, 1850 in Allentown/ Monmouth Cty./ New Jersey/USA. She married DAVID ROBBINS. Both are buried with her parents, Old Episcopal Cemetery, Allentown/Monmouth Cty./New Jersey/USA. 5. MARY2 MILLER (FREDERICK 1 ) was dead by 1814. She married TIMOTHY ROBBINS. Children of MARY MILLER and TIMOTHY ROBBINS are: i. MARY MOLLY3ROBBINS ii. GEORGE ROBBINS iii. ELIZABETH ROBBINS iv. EUPHEMIA FAME ROBBINS 6. GEORGE2 MILLER (FREDERICK 1 ) m. MARY M. HULET October 30, 1800, Middlesex Cty./New Jersey/USA. Children of GEORGE MILLER and MARY M. HULET are: i. WILSON3 MILLER 7. PHEBE2 MILLER (FREDERICK1 ) was dead by 1814. She married a ROBBINS. Children of PHEBE MILLER and TIMOTHY ROBBINS are: i. MARY 3ROBBINS ii. ELLENOR/ELLEN ROBBINS iii. JOHNSTON/JOHNSON ROBBINS 8. JOHN2 MILLER(FREDERICK 1 ) d. 1834, Upper Freehold Twp.,Monmouth Cty./New Jersey/USA. He married RACHEL ( ? ). Children of JOHN MILLER and RACHEL ( ? ) are: i. ROBERT W.3 MILLER, d. November 8, 1881, Upper Freehold Twp./Monmouth Cty./ New Jersey/USA ii. EUPHEMIA MILLER 9. MARGARET2 MILLER(FREDERICK1 ) , b. October 8, 1788 (?), Monmouth Cty./New Jersey/USA; d. 1834, Upper Freehold Twp./Monmouth Cty./New Jersey/USA. Did not marry.
A new member of the list posted the address for the MCGS recently, so for those of you who don't know about the society here's an FYI: Annual membership in the society is $15 for individuals or $20 for families. Current officers: Co-Presidents Beverly Yackel and Nancy Oster Heydt; Vice President Delores Olson; Treasurer Bill Sweetnam, and Secretary Doreen Parks. The society newsletter, "The Monmouth Connection", has received "Runner-up" in the National Genealogical Society's newsletter competition in the "County/Local Genealogical Societies" category. Congratulations to Candy Bennett, the editor! http://mh005.infi.net/~kjshelly/mcgs.html Pat
Great news....Mark is home. Still has residual paralysis but certainly better. Continuing IV and outpatient physical therapy. Hope for full recovery is 6 to 8 months away. We both want to thank you for your kind words, prayers and thoughts. For those of you who want to check out more information I've included a couple of links for the two things they finally decided were causing his problems. Guillain-Barré syndrome (GBS) http://www.gbs.org.uk/blue.html Lyme disease (LD) http://www.lyme.org/index2.html Pat Mount Hopefully I will get back on track soon. Have some info to post to the Middlesex web page and I assume that Anita's crew is hard at work on the Monmouth 1910 census. Please remember to unsubscribe if you are going on vacation for more than a day or two and resubscribe when you get back. subscribe and unsubscribe requests MUST go to: NJMIDDLE-L-request@rootsweb.com (or D if you subscribe to digest mode) NJMONMOU-L-request@rootsweb.com (or D if you subscribe to digest mode) The address for posting messages is: NJMIDDLE-L@rootsweb.com NJMONMOU-L@rootsweb.com REMEMBER, you must unsubscribe using the same address as you subscribed from!
There was a Dr. Maine in Sykesville (Plattsburg) Burlington County in the later part of the 1800's. Was he connected to this family?