Judy wrote: >"Please note, in my local library this film is MISLABELED and is titled for NY Dutch records. " Judy, If that film has more than one item on it, and another item is NY Dutch records, that could be an explanation for the mislabling. I know in our center, films get labeled initially when they come in with the title of the item # that the person originally wanted. We are in the process of relabeling all of our permanent collection of films, and it is a lot of work. It is a mystery how some of them got title on the old label! We try to put on the title that we think will be of most interest to our patrons and a notation that there are other items on the film. Does your center have a card file or notebook with the titles and film #'s and a short description, that you can use to find the "indefinate" films? Most family history centers do. Many films have multiple items on them (I know of several with over 200, but 1 to 10 is more common) These items may be closely related if they are filmed at an Historical Society or something, but often they are completely unrelated, so the label can't contain all the information, nor can they always be in the drawer with the right locality. Anita

Here is the link for the Elizabeth, New Jersey city directory for the years 1883-1891. To find a name on the page, go to the top of your page to the "Edit" option and then "find on this page" and type in the surname you are looking for. http://www.ancestry.com/search/rectype/inddbs/4662.htm Happy Hunting! Patti

Thank you Patty, the links worked fine, I even found a few Wisemans in several city directories. Thank you, George Joynson gj@atlanticmedical.net ----- Original Message ----- From: hummm <nikki@iag.net> To: <NJMONMOU-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, June 14, 2000 11:13 AM Subject: [NJMONMOU] City Directory Listings for 1859,1881,1882,1900,1920 > Here is the website for city directory information from the > Trenton area. Also included on the other website page listed, > is information on naturalizations that were done, census info, > photographs, obituaries and bits and ends. > > To find a name on the page, go to the top of your page to > the "Edit" option and then "find on this page" and type in > the surname you are looking for. > > Here is the link to the page: > > http://www.oldmillhillsociety.org/research/directories.htm > > http://www.oldmillhillsociety.org/history.htm > > If for some reason the pages do not open when you click > on them, then try cutting and pasting the address into > your browser. > > Happy Hunting! > Patti > >

Here is the website for city directory information from the Trenton area. Also included on the other website page listed, is information on naturalizations that were done, census info, photographs, obituaries and bits and ends. To find a name on the page, go to the top of your page to the "Edit" option and then "find on this page" and type in the surname you are looking for. Here is the link to the page: http://www.oldmillhillsociety.org/research/directories.htm http://www.oldmillhillsociety.org/history.htm If for some reason the pages do not open when you click on them, then try cutting and pasting the address into your browser. Happy Hunting! Patti

Hi All, For those who have access to a LDS Family History Center, the Mormons have filmed some of the records of the Freehold/Middletown Dutch Reformed Ch. Film # 1016879 contains the records from 1709 to 1851; baptisms and marriages only. Please note, in my local library this film is MISLABELED and is titled for NY Dutch records. Some previous reader scratched out the NY, replaced it with NJ, and I found it just browsing through drawers of film. I have no idea whether it is mislabeled for all copies of the film or whether someone just put this one roll in the wrong box. You can search their computer files for what's on a film. --Judy Cronk --Skier1@ix.netcom.com Digging for roots in the Garden State

As I wrote in my e-mail to Hermon, we have just returned form a long visit to Palestine, Isreal, etc. and am not quite ready to dig into the family files for a few days at least although I realy can't wait to resume.. Rappleyea and Remsen do appear in my files. I was born on the Schenck/Rappleyea/Thorne in Pleasant Valley near Holmdel, Monmouth, New Jersey, USA and my father and I "rescued" family documents before the family farm was sold. I will answer you more fully as soon as I can. Jim Rev. James M. Thorne, Jr. (Jim) RR 1 Stanhope, York PO Prince Edward Island PE Canada C0A 1P0 Phone: (902) 672-2326 james.thorne@pei.sympatico.ca Plhown@aol.com wrote: > I am interested in the Dutch reformed settlers in Monmouth Co. because my > ancestor Sylvanus Morris and his brother Samuel left Monmouth Co. for > Newtown, Queens Co., NY about 1800. They both married descendants of the > early Dutch settlers of the county. Sylvanus maried Jane Rapelye, and Samuel > married Hester Remsen. I often wondered if the connection to these 2 woman > may have come through Monmouth Co. families. Sylvanus and Samuel were > Presbyterians who readily accepted the Reformed Church in the early 1800's.

Hi Hermon, I've got some original documents in the "family trunk" relating to the Middletown/Holmdel "Dutch" Church. Since I'm just back from five weeks in the Middle East and trying to get "caught up", it's going to a while before I can send anything, but am keeping messages from you and others in front of me.. Jim Rev. James M. Thorne, Jr. (Jim) RR 1 Stanhope, York PO Prince Edward Island PE Canada C0A 1P0 Phone: (902) 672-2326 james.thorne@pei.sympatico.ca HERMON B FAGLEY wrote: > I'm reading a few pages xeroxed from 'Early Dutch Settlers of Monmouth". > I'm reading the Dutch who came from w Long Island to Monmouth 1698-1708 > in 1709 started a Reformed Dutch church in Monmouth with Daniel > Hendrickson > as elder,and Jacob Van Dorn as deacon. And then Rev Bernardus Freeman,of > Kings,L.I. installed Joseph Morgan as minister. Though my wife had Dutch > in > Monmouth, this minute my interest is in the Pole,Antoni Sadowski, who m > Marye > Bordt [Bird] at Flatlands,RDC ,kINGS,1690'S,and 1707 was twice on > merchant,JOHN > Bowne's estate inventory-once for land [?] .I assume Antoni migrated with > the > Flatlands church Dutch to Monmouth,but later,he,and his,was with Abe's > Lincoln's. > SE Berks[Philadelphia] Co ,Pa had the Boone's,Lincoln's,and Sandusky's. > 1720's > Then, Brock's Gap thru North Mt on the west side of the Shenadoah Co had > Boones [1 year] ,Lincoln's and Sandusky's. Lincoln's followed Sandusky's > to early Ky- > Washington Co,area. > Anyway, I'm searching records of the earliest Dutch in Momouth. I > "think' the > church fell 1st in Middletown,then Holmdel,and finally Marlboro > twnsp.west of > Pleasant Valley. Over the years,it became called Marlboro Brick Reformed > [Dutch] church. I don't know the original name. I assume the 1st Dutch > must have taked > their pre-1709 babies back to Long Island to be Christened. Or Staten > Island? > The Pole,Antoni Sadowski, was an Indian trader in se Pa,if not in ne NJ. > My wife has 2 NJ Johnson's who intermarried with Dutch,if not Dutch > thenselves. > Antoni Sadowski should have been Christening babies in his Monmouth Co,NJ > years. Was in se BERKS Co,Pa by 1715-20. At least,he was there part of > the year. > His daughters married men,with similar surnames to men on John Bowne's > inventory of 1707. John Warren [Warring,etc] and Isaac Johnson. Another m > a n > Increase Miller,with Holmes blood. Pa marriages. Antoni's son,Andrew , m > [2nd?] an > INSKEEP. > ________________________________________________________________ > 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.

I'm reading a few pages xeroxed from 'Early Dutch Settlers of Monmouth". I'm reading the Dutch who came from w Long Island to Monmouth 1698-1708 in 1709 started a Reformed Dutch church in Monmouth with Daniel Hendrickson as elder,and Jacob Van Dorn as deacon. And then Rev Bernardus Freeman,of Kings,L.I. installed Joseph Morgan as minister. Though my wife had Dutch in Monmouth, this minute my interest is in the Pole,Antoni Sadowski, who m Marye Bordt [Bird] at Flatlands,RDC ,kINGS,1690'S,and 1707 was twice on merchant,JOHN Bowne's estate inventory-once for land [?] .I assume Antoni migrated with the Flatlands church Dutch to Monmouth,but later,he,and his,was with Abe's Lincoln's. SE Berks[Philadelphia] Co ,Pa had the Boone's,Lincoln's,and Sandusky's. 1720's Then, Brock's Gap thru North Mt on the west side of the Shenadoah Co had Boones [1 year] ,Lincoln's and Sandusky's. Lincoln's followed Sandusky's to early Ky- Washington Co,area. Anyway, I'm searching records of the earliest Dutch in Momouth. I "think' the church fell 1st in Middletown,then Holmdel,and finally Marlboro twnsp.west of Pleasant Valley. Over the years,it became called Marlboro Brick Reformed [Dutch] church. I don't know the original name. I assume the 1st Dutch must have taked their pre-1709 babies back to Long Island to be Christened. Or Staten Island? The Pole,Antoni Sadowski, was an Indian trader in se Pa,if not in ne NJ. My wife has 2 NJ Johnson's who intermarried with Dutch,if not Dutch thenselves. Antoni Sadowski should have been Christening babies in his Monmouth Co,NJ years. Was in se BERKS Co,Pa by 1715-20. At least,he was there part of the year. His daughters married men,with similar surnames to men on John Bowne's inventory of 1707. John Warren [Warring,etc] and Isaac Johnson. Another m a n Increase Miller,with Holmes blood. Pa marriages. Antoni's son,Andrew , m [2nd?] an INSKEEP. ________________________________________________________________ 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.

I am interested in the Dutch reformed settlers in Monmouth Co. because my ancestor Sylvanus Morris and his brother Samuel left Monmouth Co. for Newtown, Queens Co., NY about 1800. They both married descendants of the early Dutch settlers of the county. Sylvanus maried Jane Rapelye, and Samuel married Hester Remsen. I often wondered if the connection to these 2 woman may have come through Monmouth Co. families. Sylvanus and Samuel were Presbyterians who readily accepted the Reformed Church in the early 1800's.

Interesting names. I have Anne Martha JACKSON, b.29Dec1713, married abt 1734 to John CHADWICK. Anne was the daughter of Hugh JACKSON and Mary POTTER. Richard Jackson Sesenn@aol.com wrote: > In a message dated 6/11/00 7:18:00 PM Mountain Daylight Time, > JDavin47@aol.com writes: > > << I think my grandfather's sister married Tabor Chadwick Polhemus. >> > > Hi Read your message and I have a Taber Chadwick Jr b Jun 1, 1802 d Dec > 19, 1885 m Elizabeth Polhemus Nov 18, 1825. Is this your Tabor above? > > My direct line is Ann Martha Chadwick who m Humphrey Jeffrey. Taber Jr's > father would be Ann's brother. Do you have any Jeffrey's in your file? > Shirley

Yea, still up. Half the house is too. Had people over tonight. I got my FJH nat. papers and you wanted to see. To where do you want copy sent? Advise please. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Candy_B" <cbservices@monmouth.com> To: <NJMONMOU-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, June 11, 2000 6:55 PM Subject: Re: [NJMONMOU] Bennett, William H. 1871 > Hi, Frank, > > I checked a bit further and Wm. H. remained in Ocean Township for the > 1880 census, but it appears Joseph Nuding may have been on wife #2 by > then and in Shrewsbury Twp. The first names for wife and ages are > different on the 1870 and 1880. The 1870 lists 4 children also. Do you > have, or do you want, the info from the 1870? I checked the 1860 and Wm. > H. was in Ocean Twp. then also. You might need to check NY for the 1860 > census - didn't find Joseph anywhere in Monmouth County for that one. > 1870 listed a 9 year old born in NY but a 13 year old born in NJ. > > If you can locate City Directories for the timeframe, it might give you > an indication if they worked together or one for the other. > > Good luck and let me know if there is anything else I can check for you. > -- > Candy_B > cbservices@monmouth.com > Researching Bennett, Cooper, Vanderveer, Woolley & related families in > NJ > Researching O'Brien, Brown, Boyle, Cavanaugh, Noonan, Fitzgerald, > Spellman, Messier (Macey), LaCroix (Cross), Blais (Blair), Durand, > Simonneau, Chabbot (Jabbot, Jabaut), Boucher, Sharron and related > families in NY, New England and Quebec

In a message dated 6/11/00 7:18:00 PM Mountain Daylight Time, JDavin47@aol.com writes: << I think my grandfather's sister married Tabor Chadwick Polhemus. >> Hi Read your message and I have a Taber Chadwick Jr b Jun 1, 1802 d Dec 19, 1885 m Elizabeth Polhemus Nov 18, 1825. Is this your Tabor above? My direct line is Ann Martha Chadwick who m Humphrey Jeffrey. Taber Jr's father would be Ann's brother. Do you have any Jeffrey's in your file? Shirley

Candy: I only put it on the net to provide two things 1) A time and place for Wm. Bennett 2) to see if there was a connection between Wm. Bennett and Joseph Nuding, perhaps employer/employee. In 1880, Nuding was in Shrewsbury. Frank Slocum ----- Original Message ----- From: "Candy_B" <cbservices@monmouth.com> To: <NJMONMOU-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, June 11, 2000 10:24 AM Subject: Re: [NJMONMOU] Bennett, William H. 1871 > Hi, Frank, > > You will probably need to give us an idea where Joseph Nuding lived in > Monmouth County - more than one William H. Bennetts in the county :) - > so that we can determine just which William H. you are looking for. > -- > Candy_B > cbservices@monmouth.com > Researching Bennett, Cooper, Vanderveer, Woolley & related families in > NJ > Researching O'Brien, Brown, Boyle, Cavanaugh, Noonan, Fitzgerald, > Spellman, Messier (Macey), LaCroix (Cross), Blais (Blair), Durand, > Simonneau, Chabbot (Jabbot, Jabaut), Boucher, Sharron and related > families in NY, New England and Quebec

Darla, Is it possible that your LeFever might be part of the Lafetra family of Monmouth Co., N.J.? Joyce

MINARD LEFEVER SSN 306-05-5177 Residence: 46808 Fort Wayne, Allen, in Born 15 Oct 1876 Last Benefit: Died Oct 1966 Issued: IN (Before 1951)

saw this in todays trenton times obits and have no idea if related but your families are so active on this list that i took the chance it may be family member Joseph 'Herbert' Wright 06/12/00 TRENTON -- Joseph "Herbert" Wright, 83, died Saturday at the Water's Edge Rehabilitation Center. Born in Panama, he lived in the Trenton area for more than 27 years. Mr. Wright retired after more than 14 years from Princeton University and after more than 13 years from the Trenton Board of Education. He was a member of the Hamilton Avenue Neighborhood Watch Organization. He was educated in Jamaica and graduated from the School of Dentistry, Jamaica. Husband of the late Evelyn Elizabeth Chapman Wright and father of the late Andrew Wright, he is survived by three daughters and two sons-in-law, Patsy Clarke of Jamaica, Vivienne and Allen Taylor, and Sharon Clarke and Rahan McDermott, all of New York City; two stepsons and a daughter-in-law, Clifton Chapman of Trenton, Bernard and Letilla Chapman of Ewing; 21 grandchildren; several great-grandchildren; a special nephew and niece, Charlie and Ethel Domingo of New York City; and several cousins. Funeral will be 1 p.m. Wednesday at Hughes Funeral Home, 324 Bellevue Ave., Trenton, with the Rev. Johnnie Vaughn officiating. Burial will be in Ewing Cemetery. Calling hours will be 11 a.m. until service Wednesday at the funeral home. - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- The Times A.M. edition | How to contact The Times Times archives -

hi, Bill saw your post to the monmouth list about ROBBINS but also containing CLAYTON info. my KIRBYs in Upper Freehold had property which I think a Zebulon CLAYTON 'rented' from them [included in a property description of being in the tener of]. also a Jonathan CLAYTON [wf Rachel COOK] had dau Rebecca [b1816] who md Thomas KIRBY [b1818]. looking for more info on the CLAYTONs to place geographically as well as develop/understand co-lateral lines and community make-up of the time. any bells ringing here? I think we've corresponded before... like there are similar names among our ancestors' info but no 'direct hits' yet. thanks for any new leads! :) kirby in NC kirbz@netmcr.com

Greetings: Having just obtained a copy of naturalizations papers for my great-great grandfather, Joseph Nuding, I thought I would advise the Bennett family that WILLIAM H. BENNETT served as character witness for him on Nov. 6th, 1871, in Monmouth County Common Pleas Court. If there are any Bennett family researchers on line, I would be interested in learning about Wm. Bennett. Joseph Nuding was a cabinet and fine furniture maker from Germany. Frank Slocum ditto@tctc.com

I have posted in the past, but thought I would post again. I am looking for the parents of Rev. Warren Lincoln, born in Maine in 1810, married Eliza Hamlin in 1830, and died in Allentown, Monmouth, NJ, in April,1877. He was the first pastor of the First Presbyterian Church in Allentown. I would appreciate any leads. Thank you. Judy

Hi, Frank, I checked a bit further and Wm. H. remained in Ocean Township for the 1880 census, but it appears Joseph Nuding may have been on wife #2 by then and in Shrewsbury Twp. The first names for wife and ages are different on the 1870 and 1880. The 1870 lists 4 children also. Do you have, or do you want, the info from the 1870? I checked the 1860 and Wm. H. was in Ocean Twp. then also. You might need to check NY for the 1860 census - didn't find Joseph anywhere in Monmouth County for that one. 1870 listed a 9 year old born in NY but a 13 year old born in NJ. If you can locate City Directories for the timeframe, it might give you an indication if they worked together or one for the other. Good luck and let me know if there is anything else I can check for you. -- Candy_B cbservices@monmouth.com Researching Bennett, Cooper, Vanderveer, Woolley & related families in NJ Researching O'Brien, Brown, Boyle, Cavanaugh, Noonan, Fitzgerald, Spellman, Messier (Macey), LaCroix (Cross), Blais (Blair), Durand, Simonneau, Chabbot (Jabbot, Jabaut), Boucher, Sharron and related families in NY, New England and Quebec