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Hi Cousin Bob in Texas, Miss chatting with you. Going to Belmar this weekend for a Brand wedding. My cousin through the White/Goslin lines. Not looking forward to the traffic Memorial Day at the Shore. Reception at the Ol Campbell-Evans (that should bring a few grins!) now known as The Barclay on Silver Lake. Our Bennett's once owned the shore of Silver Lake. Love going over the old deeds. Cuz Jackie

Jonathan Page (mentioned below) was also a shoemaker by trade. He married Rebecca Budd (d/o Levi Budd and Mary Woolston) in 1799. It is possible that they were in business together if neighbors (see below) . Jonathan's parents were Joseph Page and Margret "Ann" ROBINS. (she was the daughter of Samuel Robins and Margaret PAGE). Joseph moved to Connellsville, Fayette Co, PA in 1800 and shortly after his children and their families followed. Joseph Page also had several land deeds associated with Tobias Hendrickson (he married Rebecca Coward) I have some of those deeds posted at http://pages.prodigy.net/mapage/homepage/index.htm Here is a list taken from Ellis' History Book which also might be helpful PAGE and ROBINS Listed in Taxables, Upper Freehold Twp., October 1758 Page, Joseph Robins, Elizabeth (widow) - 50 acres Robins, Moses - 53 acres Robins, Samuel - 180 acres Robins, Ephraim - 11 acres Robins, Daniel A. (town) - 3.5 acres Robins, Daniel - 300 acres Robins, John - 19 acres Robins, Joseph (small still) - 400 acres Robbins, Thomas Robins, Moses Jr. - 100 acres Robins, Jacob - 100 acres Robins, Joseph Jr. ----- Original Message ----- From: <der@redrose.net> To: <NJMONMOU-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, May 21, 2000 11:41 PM Subject: [NJMONMOU] ROBBINS, PRIMMER, HENDRICKSON, SILLS, DAY, NEIVEL, WYCKOFF, HERBERT, GREGORY, CLAYTON, etc. > In my quest to find the parentage of my John GREGORY and Sarah > ROBBINS, his wife (married ca 1785) I have been trying to leave no > stone unturned. I recently was examing some deeds where John and > Sarah were the grantors, 1800, 1801 and 1802. At this time John and > Sarah were of Upper Freehold Twp. and John was a cordwainer. > (shoemaker) Since neighbors can provide clues to family members, the > neighbors mentioned in these deeds are as follows: John Adam > PRIMMER, Joel CLAYTON, Tobias HENDRICKSON, Gilbert > HENDRICKSON and wife, Alice; Lewis DAY, blacksmith; Thomas > SILLS; Dr. Elisha NIEVEL?; Daniel HENDRICKSON; James HERBERT, > John CLAYTON, William EMLEY Jr.; Garret P. WYCKOFF, Jonathan > PAGE, Patrick MANIALY, Kenneth? HANKINSON and Thomas > STACKHOUSE. If anyone is researching the above, perhaps you can > give me some ROBBINS, GREGORY clues. STEWART is not a name > of any neighbors, but one of John's daughters married a STEWART. > Mine married a WRIGHT. Another married a PORTER. Any leads > gratefully accepted - this has been a puzzle since the 1930s when my > late aunt started this research. Would love to solve the mystery. > > > Regards, > Donna Ristenbatt > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > der@redrose.net > Visit: ON THE TRAIL OF OUR ANCESTORS > http://www.ristenbatt.com/genealogy > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > Ships' Lists, PA and Mennonite Research Corner, > Dutch Research Corner, Cemetery Lists, > Rev. War Loyalists, Finding a Civil War Ancestor, > Many Surnames and More! >

What happened to the print size? Hope I am not the only one having difficulty reading this edition? Mary in Delaware

Volunteers and potential volunteers, I know it has been a long silence but, I finally got my order of 1910 census CD's from Heritage Quest a couple days ago. I was told they were held up for a month because the machine they were using to clean up the images was down, so they weren't ready. Then when they sent my order recently, they didn't realize that I had ordered multiple copies, and only sent one. So I had to wait to get that straightened out and the whole order is finally here. The images look pretty good, but I have not started my transcription yet. You can zoom in and out and reverse negative to positive which sometimes helps with light images and lots of other features. So if you all ready requested a donor/loaner CD or would like to request a CD to work from for the transcription I will send them. Of course I will need smail addresses for all volunteers that I don't all ready have them for. If you don't want to send the address on email, write to me at Anita Clayton 275 Chestnut Neck Rd. Port Republic, NJ 08241. (609-652-0398) For those who sent donations thank you for your generosity. If you still want to donate $ for donor/loaner CDs and/or other expenses or if you would like to volunteer to transcribe, we still have needs. I will send the list of EDs as assigned so far separately so as not to make this too long. If you are receiving a donated CD to use we will need them back at some point to pass on for others to use. Some volunteers have purchased their own, either on their own or through me and of course will keep them. I have Sharon's and Linda's addresses and will mail theirs off. There a few who asked for CD's for whom I don't have addresses - Debbie Price and Julie Baechle. Some who I am not clear if they are planning to use the donated CD's or not -Esther Wright, Carolyn Johnson, Candy B, Richard, Rick, and maybe others. If I missed your request please write to me. I have plenty of blank 1910 census forms from the LDS Family History Center which I can mail to volunteers. They come in packs of 25, double sided, for a total of 34 names per paper. You will need them to transcribe onto from the films or CD's. The information from the forms will be entered into a computer program either by you or a typing volunteer. Then we will proof read, which I will not get into details for now. I need to make an accounting of the money I have received - 20.00 from Linda for a CD for her use and 5.05 donation (will use on postage /copying /forms) 44.85 from Sharon for 2 CD's for her use & a donation of 14.95 for a donor/loaner CD 30.00 from Pat for 2 donor/loaner CD's (and .10 change to postage /copying /forms) 59.80 from Anita for 2 CD's for own use & 2 donor/loaners CD's total $154.65 (149.50 for 10 CD's @ $14.95 each and 5.15 toward postage /copying forms) We still need more money and volunteers. Thanks to all who have send donations and are volunteering, you are the greatest! Anita rclaytonsr@juno.com

Volunteers and potential volunteers, Here is the updated list of assigned ED's for our 1910 census transcription project. We still need many volunteers to get this done in a reasonable amount of time. We have about half of the EDs assigned. We have some doner/loaner CD's for volunteers to work with. You can choose just one ED if you like. Don't be afraid of not being able to read the writing. There will be plenty of us with CDs or film access for you to ask for advice and opinions. And remember prayer always works. :-) Here are the ED assignments, see my other post for today for other information. FHLC film no. 1,374,913 Nat. Archives #900, film starts with end of Middlesex Co, or Heritage Quest CD 900 These are all in volume 72: Allenhurst, incl. Deal ED 56 p 101-109 Asbury Park ED 57 p 110-129 Anita Asbury Park City ED 58 p 130-163 Anita Asbury Park City ED 59 p 164-188 Anita Asbury Park ED 60 p 189-212 Anita Asbury Park (part of) ED 61 p 213-226 Anita Atlantic Highlands ED 62 p 227-246 Atlantic Twp. ED 63 p 247-261 Avon-by-the-Sea ED 64 p 262-266 Neptune City ED 64 p 267-272 Cindy and friends in AZ Boro. of Belmar ED 65 p 273-287 Bradley Beach Boro. ED 66 p 288-307 ------------------------------------------------- These are all in volume 73: Eatontown Twp. ED 67 p 1-18 Eatontown Twp ED 68 p 19-28 Freehold ED 69 p 29-49 Freehold ED 70 p 50-71 Freehold Twp. ED 71 p 72-94 Freehold ED 72 p 95-107 Highlands Boro. ED 73 p 108-121 Holmdel ED 74 p 122-135 Julie Howell Twp. ED 75 p 136-151 " Farmingdale Boro. ED 75 p 152-156 " West Farms Village ED 76 p 157-176 Long Branch City ED 79 p 177-195 (ward1) Karen/Sharon Long Branch City ED 80 p 196-225 (wd 2) Karen/Sharon Long Branch City ED 81 p 226-257 (wd 3) Karen/Sharon Long Branch ED 82 p 258-277 (wd 4, part) Karen/Sharon Long Branch City ED 83 p 278-289 (wd 4, part) Karen/Sharon Long Branch City ED 84 p 290-311 (wd 5) Karen/Sharon Long Branch City ED 85 p 312-339 (wd 6) Karen/Sharon ------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------- FHLC film no. 1,374,914, Nat. Archives # 901, or Heritage Quest CD 901 These are all in volume 74: Keyport Boro. ED 77 p 1-21 Linda Keyport Boro. ED 78 p 22-39 Linda Englishtown ED 86 p 40-45 Manalapan Twp (Part 1) ED 86 p 46-55 Manalapan Twp (Part 2) ED 87 p 56-65 Manasquan ED 88 p 66-83 Marlboro Twp ED 89 p 84-104 Linda Matawan Boro. ED 90 p 105-124 Linda Matawan Twp. ED 91 p 125-139 Linda Middletown Twp. ED 92 p 140-164 Julie Middletown Twp. ED 93 p 165-182 Julie Middletown Twp. ED 94 p 183-202 Julie US Gov't Res.(Ft. Hancock, Sandy Hook Peninsula) ED 95 p 203-212 Middletown Twp. (Sandy Hook Proving Grounds) ED 96 p 213-215 Millstone Twp. ED 97 p 216-230 Monmouth Beach ED 98 p 231-240 Richard Allen Neptune Twp. ED 99 p 241-269 Cindy and friends in AZ Neptune Twp. ED 100 p 270-302 Cindy and friends in AZ Neptune Twp. ED 101 p 302-316 Cindy and friends in AZ ----------------------------------------------------------- These are all in volume 75: Ocean Twp. ED 102 p 1-18 Cindy and friends in AZ Raritan Twp. (Keansburg) ED 103 p. 19-30 Raritan ED 104 p 31-36 Boro.of Red Bank ED 105 p 37-64 Boro.of Red Bank ED 106 p 65-96 Boro.of Red Bank ED 107 p 97-123 Rumson ED 108 p 124-141 Sea Bright Boro. ED 109 p 142-156 Shrewsbury Twp. ED 110 p 157-171 South Shrewsbury ED 111 p 172-198 Spring Lake Boro. ED 112 p 199-210 Esther Wright Upper Freehold Twp. ED 113 p 211-221 Debbie Price " Allentown Boro. ED 113 p 222-229 Debbie Price Upper Freehold, 1st Dist. ED 114 p 230-249 Debbie Price Wall Twp. ED 115 p 250-277 Wall Twp ED 116 p 278-297 West Long Branch ED 117 p 298-313 ====================================== These numbers refer to the stamped numbers on every other page. The page numbers refer to 2 pages each (front and back of one page). ie. They do not list them as page 1a and page 1b, but just page 1, the next page number is blank, and the next is page 2. So, ED 115 which is from page 250-277 is about 56 pages, not 28. However, within each ED number, they number each page separately 1a, 1b, 2a, 2b, etc. (these numbers are handwritten, not stamped!) So, ED 115 would be listed as pages 1a through 28b. Each page is 100 names - 50 on each side. Thanks for all your help. Anita rclaytonsr@juno.com 275 Chestnut Neck Rd. Port Republic, NJ 08241

Here are some links to a few government sites that have union photographs, etc.. > http://rs6.loc.gov/ammem/mcchtml/mcc051Names.html > > http://rs6.loc.gov/ammem/mcchtml/mcc051Photographers.html > > http://rs6.loc.gov/cgi-bin/query/D?mcc:3:./temp/~ammem_S9Oq:: > > http://rs6.loc.gov/ammem/ndlpedu/cwp/cwpintro.html > > http://lcweb.loc.gov/rr/print/ > > http://rs6.loc.gov/ammem/cword.html > > > >

ooops, forgot to give the name of surviving daughter of Matthew and Althea JACKSON - Theresa JACKSON, born abT. 1926/27. Thanks, Catherine

Donna Do you know that he ever married? If so, who was his wife? Bill -----Original Message----- From: der@redrose.net [mailto:der@redrose.net] Sent: Sunday, May 21, 2000 5:29 PM To: NJMONMOU-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [NJMONMOU] ROBBINS families of Upper Freehold Does anyone know the children for Zebulon ROBBINS (son of Joseph ROBBINS and Leah CLAYTON - Joseph died 5th mo. 1780 and Leah, his wife, died, 12 mo. 1796.) Thank you.

Do you subscribe to ReunionTalk@List.LeisterPro.com Info is on http://www.leisterpro.com/doc/RT/RT.html This list is very good about helps and the Leister people actually read and respond to it. Version 7 just came out and is downloadable. Do try them. No point in being frustrated. They also have an archive built into their website. Mary are more, including children of above. Contact me if interested and I will >share what I have. Having a heck of a time getting Reunion to create out the >Family Sheets that come so easy off of FTM and are easy to cut and paste. Thus >far, I have to create an Internet file then paste off of it..... > >COUSIN LANCE (Lance Beeson)

Hello fellow Rooters, does anyone have any info on the following?? Althea JACKSON...spouse of Matthew JACKSON (b. 1900, d. 1933) They had two children, one who died in 1924, and a daughter who survived. No one is alive in my family who knows where Althea JACKSON (and their daughter) came from or went to after Matthew JACKSON died at the age of 33. Matthew JACKSON was the son of Julius and Delia (Cahill/Foy) JACKSON. Julius JACKSON reportedly worked for the City of Asbury Park and Julius died in 1908. Can anyone help with this one? Thanks muchly, Catherine

Pictures of the following men from the 14th NJ Regiment (Freehold /Upper Freehold, Monmouth area) are available on this site: http://carlisle-www.army.mil/usamhi/PhotoDB.html John V. Allstrom John H. White Benjamin F. Strong Russell C. Johnson John E. Southwick Albert Harrison Charles H. White Benjamin Craig John F. Brown James O. Bedell Gilbert Lane William S. Truex David S. Worster Samuel Ross John C. Patterson Peter Vredenburgh Frank B. Rose F. Lemuel Buckelew William H. Foster Enoch L. Cowart John G. Fisher Henry S. Ryan Benjamin F. Yard Charles M. Bartruff Frederick W. Kerner Austin H. Patterson Jarvis Wanser William B. Ross Tenadore Woodward James C. Taylor Chauncey Harris Ebenezer Muddle Joseph M. Waker James W. Conover Henry J. Conine William H. Craig James H. Riddle James L. Bodwell Ralph B. Gowdy &wife Samuel C. Bailey Harvey G. Conover William A. Prickett Symmes H. Stults Marcus A. Stults Joseph J. Hawk Theodore J. Green Ebenezer Wright Jacob J. Janeway William H. Byram Caldwell K. Hall Elias D. Smith George W. Robbins James Augustus Grimstead You have to type 14th Regiment in the search box.... This site is a database -and the pictures are for purchase but hopefully this will help someone on the list get reunited with a family veteran! Hope so!!!-Cheryl

Hi Rhonda, No sorry I don't have anything on your Mary Elizabeth. Mine married Moses Leming/Lemon/Lemmonin the mid 1850's. They lived in Ocean Co. NJ. On her death record it has her parents as William C Havens and Sarah. I do know there is a conncetion to Marion Ind. I have an old photo of William C. Havens and on the bottom it has Hartstock and Marion Ind. on it. He is an elderly man in the photo. Sorry I couldn't be of help. Debbie ----- Original Message ----- From: Smallwood <smallwood@ginetworks.com> To: <NJMONMOU-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, May 21, 2000 1:20 PM Subject: Re: [NJMONMOU] Re: Havens info > Hi. Found your message on the NJMonmouth rootsweb list. I have an > Elizabeth (Eliza) HAVENS married James A. HAMAR, Jr. in Boone County, > Indiana, April 25, 1875. The reason I am curious about this is because > James A. HAMAR, Sr. enlisted in the Rev. War from Monmouth County (Colt's > Neck) New Jersey, and I haven't been able to find another thing about him. > Then his son marries someone from there. Perhaps they knew each other? > Anyway -- if you have any information that may shed some light on this > situation, I would be delighted. Thanks. Rhonda > >

Hi. Found your message on the NJMonmouth rootsweb list. I have an Elizabeth (Eliza) HAVENS married James A. HAMAR, Jr. in Boone County, Indiana, April 25, 1875. The reason I am curious about this is because James A. HAMAR, Sr. enlisted in the Rev. War from Monmouth County (Colt's Neck) New Jersey, and I haven't been able to find another thing about him. Then his son marries someone from there. Perhaps they knew each other? Anyway -- if you have any information that may shed some light on this situation, I would be delighted. Thanks. Rhonda

Hi Laurie, Have you seen any info relating to marriage between the McQueen/LaFetra families in the Monmouth County area in the middle to late 1700? One I have is George McQueen marrying Sarah LaFetra but I have no further info. Best regards. Bob Flynn

When I first viewed the Corlies family tree info in early NJ, I found Herbert/Harberts and assumed that the English pronounce the name Herbert like HARBERT, which is true of Berkeley (Barkley) and Hereford (Harford). I think it may be a source of confusion. We have a dozen or so Herbert/Harberts in our tree and didn't see any Corlies in your posted listing. The earliest is Walter Herbert Jr born 1/25/1701 in Shrewsbury who married Deborah Corlies, daughter of George Corlies and his second wife, Deborah Hance. As a Jr. it presupposes a Walter, who didn;t appear in your posting. The earliest Harbert, is Jonathan Harbert, born 10/19/1739 in Middletown, NJ. He married Elizabeth Corlies, granddtr of George, and dtr of Jacob Corlies and Sarah White (dtr of Peter White and Abigail Lippincott). Because Corlies were not proprietors or of illustrious background, perhaps they were omitted from Herbert Memorial; but George Corlies married Shattock and Hance, and his children married Allens, Whites, Wests, Lippincotts and Herberts. Many sibling marriages too within those listed. There are more, including children of above. Contact me if interested and I will share what I have. Having a heck of a time getting Reunion to create out the Family Sheets that come so easy off of FTM and are easy to cut and paste. Thus far, I have to create an Internet file then paste off of it..... COUSIN LANCE (Lance Beeson)

The Herberts of Wickatunk, New Jersey, are "descended from Sir Philip Herbert, 4th Earl of Pembroke. Francis Herbert, the first representative of that name in New Jersey was a grandson of Sir Philip Herbert and with thirty associates, came from Long Island in 1677 and settled in Middletown, Monmouth County, New Jersey. He married, according to Honorable John W Herbert of New York in 1904, Hannah Bowne, daughter of the celebrated Quaker, John Bowne, who located on Long Island in 1659." Miss Edith W Mather however says that her mother, the late Mrs Dewitt Clinton Mather, claimed that Francis Herbert married Hannah Applegate. "Francis and Hannah Herbert had four sons and three daughters." Hon John W Herbert says they were: Thomas Herbert; Francis Herbert; David Herbert; Obadiah Herbert; Elizabeth Herbert; Deborah Herbert and Mary Herbert." Mrs Mather declared that they were: Thomas Herbert; Francis Herbert; Samuel Herbert; Obediah Herbert; Elizabeth Herbert; Bridget Herbert and Mary Herbert. Obadiah/Obediah Herbert in 1720 married Hannah Lawrence, daughter of William Lawrence Jr of Middletown, who was a grandson of Henry Lawrence, President of Cromwell's Council and son of William Lawrence, Sen. William Lawrence Jr married Ruth Gibbons. Obadiah Herbert, one of the nine children of Obadiah/Obediah Herbert and Hannah Lawrence, married in 1765, Elizabeth Warne, granddaughter of Thomas Warne, one of the twenty four Proprietors of East Jersey, and settled in Middlesex County. The children of Obediah Herbert and Hannah Lawrence Herbert, as given by Mrs D W C Mather, copied from Bible, printed in London, 1678, in possession of Mary Whitlock Spader of Matawan, New Jersey, were: Obediah Herbert; John Herbert; William Herbert; Francis Herbert; Richard Herbert; Felix Herbert; Esek Herbert; Hannah Herbert; Ruth Herbert. The record itself is as follows: My son Obediah Herbert was born Sept 9th day about 12 of the clock at night 1731 My son John Herbert was born 17th of Jan on Wed about one o'clock in the afternoon 1732-3 (1733) My son William Herbert was born Sept 27th on Thursday about ten o'clock at night 1734 My son Francis Herbert was born the 21st of May on Friday about three o'clock in the afternoon and died in the year 1736 My son Richard Herbert was born Friday Nov 2nd day at ten o'clock in the evening 1738 Be it remembered that Eleanor Howard, daughter of Thomas and Margaret Howard, was born on Sunday August 3rd 1755 about six o'clock in the afternoon My son Felix Herbert was born the 18th of Oct about six o'clock in the evening 1740 My son Esek Herbert was born the 18th of Oct about 9 o'clock in the evening 1740 My daughter Hannah Herbert was born Tuesday the 12th of Oct about twelve of the clock at night 1742 My daughter Ruth Herbert was born Tuesday the 13th of March about eleven o'clock at night 1746 What follows is taken from "American Ancestry" by Joel Munsell's Sons, Albany, New York, 1891, Vol VI, p 73 Herbert Jacob of Freehold, New Jersey, at Herbertsville, New Jersey, 1812, prominent in state affairs, member of the Legislature two years, was offered the position of Secretary of State of New Jersey under Gov Charles Olden but declined, paymaster in the army during the Civil War (married mary 24, 1835, Eliza Smock, desc of Hendrick Smotk, a magistrate of Long Island, 1646, and great granddaughter of Mary Schenk and Hendrick Smock, distinguished family of the Revolution, three of its members served as Captains in the militia); son of Obadiah Herbert of Herbertsville, New Jersey, born at Point Pleasant, New Jersey, June 13, 1775, died at Herbertsville, New Jersey, 1856, a man of wealth and prominence, owning during his lifetime some 18,000 acres of land, surveyor, and assisted Robert Stevens, John Stevens and Edwin Stevens in the survey of the Camden and Amboy Road, was present at the trial of the first steam engine of the C and A road (married Margaret Sophia Van Wickle, daughter of Judge Jacob VanWickle and Sarah Morgan Vanwickle, and granddaughter of Captain James Morgan of the Revolutionary ARmy and Margaret Evertson of New Jersey); son of Obadiah Herbert of Mt Pleasant, New Jersey, born at Perth Amboy, New Jersey, September 9, 1731; died at Mt Pleasant, October 12, 1777; surveyor; owner of a large tract of land, married 1765 Elizabeth Warne, daughter of Joshua Warne, son of Thomas Warne, born in England, one of the twenty four proprietors of East Jersey and son of Katherine, a sister of Dr Thomas Triplett, a dean of Westminster Abbey; son of Obediah Herbert of Perth Amboy, New Jersey, born at Middletown, New Jersey, died at Perth Amboy, June 19, 1759; surveyor; his surveys are preserved in the Proprietors' office at Perth Amboy and are considered of great value as records of the old land surveys, married 1730 Hannah Lawrence, daughter of William Lawrence and Ruth Gibbons Lawrence, he , William Lawrence, was the son of William Lawrence of Middletown who bought David Mudie's share of the twenty four proprietary shares. Captain James Lawrence, the naval hero, and Commodore Boggs, are descendants of this family. son of Francis Herbert of Middletown and Holmdel, New Jersey, died at Holmdel, 1719, came to Elizabethtown, New Jersey, 1665, and on February 19, same year, took the oath of allegiance to the king and settled on about 1,000 acres of land, married Hannah Bowne, daughter of either Samuel Bowne or Obadiah Bowne and Lydia Holmes Bowne, and the granddaughter of Obediah Holmes of Massachusetts. Margaret Morgan Herbert, daughter of Jacob Herbert and Eliza Smock Herbert, born Monmouth County, New Jersey, January 29, 1847, collected and edited Frank Forester's poems under the name of Morgan Herbert, married DeWitt Clinton Mather of New York, October 20, 1866, and had two children: Edit Herbert and George Herbert, cadet at Naval Academy, Annapolis, Maryland. ________________________________________________________________ YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! 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I am cleaning house, and have the following records that don't belong with "my" family. If anyone would like them, please email me and I will mail them to you: -Death cert for Eliza J. Morris, 9-12-1892, parents Joseph and Mary Morris, age 73 yrs. -Death cert for Susan B. White, 1-17-1904, parents Wm. and Susan Martin, age 78 yrs. -Will of Susan E. White, filed 8-29-1887, names huband John H. White as executor. -Will and inventory of Elizabeth L. Morris, filed 11-2-1899, names Acton C. Hartshorne, executor; sister Sarah Clark, neice Adelaine Clark, servant Jacob Sylvester, friend Wm.B Ireland, brother Edwin Pearce, son Benjamin P. Morris, daughter Carrie Green(?), daughter Ella W. Morris, daughter Lillie Morris...among others. Suzanne ROJO@wesnet.com

Susanne, wow what a find...maybe someone on the surname sites might be interested in them too. Catherine

The name Winfield used as a first name popped out at me as we have the same thing in our Huggins lot. Does anyone know the origin of it? Do your Whites have any Burlington County connection?