keim family in allentown too- the cote girl married one of them.

Hi Don, You must have known Don Megill, Frank Bobbe, Bill & Lester Rice? Richard Cook. I worked in the Spring Lake Bank after I left Fitkin after the probie period. My family (Great great grandparents were Jacob and Deborah (Bennett) Shibla. My other great grandparents were Thomas R. and Hannah (newman) Heulitt. My cousin was Bob Heulitt. His Dad Chet. Bob was a Methodist minister and just passed over a couple of yrs. ago. So glad he made our family reunion prior to that. Also a Great Great grandfather Joseph Morton, Great grandfather Anthony Brown, Great Great Grandmother Jemima Newberry Brown m. Wm Brown. Have Herberts and Havens and the whole Monmouth County early settlers in my charts. I am a clam digger by birth. My paternal grandmother was a Haberstick. Jackie, once a jersybel MHS '53

There were Keims in Belmar. Clarence Keim married one of the Browns. Jersybel

ROSEHILL CEMETERY, Matawan, NJ - Inscriptions from photos of Gravestones. I have used last name first in order to put these in alphabetical order If there is no carriage return between two names, then both names are inscribed on that stone. Most of these inscriptions are all in uppercase. I have just used uppercase to make finding the last names easier. [Items in brackets are either my comments, or a guess at that part of the inscription]. ** These particular stones are ancestors of my husband. CARR, John Martin, 1870 - 1934 His wife, Maria H. NEWCOMB, [I can't make out these dates on the picture, need a better magnifying glass} COCHRANE, Willard, 1891 - 1948 Elizabeth, 1893 - 1966 HICKEY, Alice M.[ary], 1910 - 1987 [Maiden name VAN PELT] ** LAMBERTSON, David Z., Born May 10, 1842, Died Dec. 5, 1882. His wife, Eunice N. NEWCOMB, Nov. 6, 1845 - Nov. 11, 1926 LAMBERTSON, Elihu Z, May 15, 1887 - Jan 3, 1939, His Wife, Laura LAMBERTSON, Oct. 28, 1867 - April 18, 1829 Edward Newcomb LAMBERTSON, Jan 6, 1908- April 29, 1932 Russell LAMBERTSON, Mar. 15, 1887 - June 19, 1915 LAMBERTSON, Flora, Born Jan 4, 1875, Died Oct. 9, 19[2]1 George W. Lambertson, Aug. 29, 1881, Died May 26, 1905. LAMBERTSON, Frank D, 1881 - 1948 LAMBERTSON, Llmer, Born May 7, 1872, Died Sep. 23, 1873 David H. LAMBERTSON, Born May 4, 1879, Died Jan. 19, 1886 LAMBERTSON, Raymond Z. Sr., Jan 13, 1898 - Nov 20, 1981 MARZ, Martha, 1901 - 1953 NIVISON, Asbury, F[ountain], Born May 9, 1843, Died Apr. 23, 1913.** His Wife, Mary C. LAMBERTSON, Born Aug. 20, 1849, Died Sep. 10, 1935.** NIVISON, Ervin - 1902 - [This inscription is blocked by a Robertsville V.F.D. Member Plaque] George Jr. - 1915 - 1983 [Per SS Death Index, Born 10/29/1915 - Died: March 1983]. NIVISON, George Sr. - 1859 - 1940 Bertha M., 1875 - 1963 NORTON, Daniel, 1847 - 1915 His wife, Mary A. COTTRELL, 1860 - 1900. PEASE, William I., 1872 - 1942 Sara HEYDT, His wife, 1870 - 1933 VAN PELT, Daniel B, 184 - 1960 ** VAN PELT, Nellie M[ae]. 1887 - 1980 [Maiden name NIVISON].** WYCKOFF, Koertenius H., 1840 - 1887 Lydia A. HEYER his wife, 1840 - 1921 1866 Joseph 1866 1869 Nicholas 1871 1871 Frank 1877 1879 George 1882 JOSEPH CLOSE AGED 1 MO 1866 George HEUSER 1942 1874 Sarah H. WYCKOFF His wife 1947 WYCKOFF, Koert C., 1883 - 1966 Meta A., 1893 - 1976

Lowell, I have been off line but just came back and I too want to thank you for all you have done. I think tho' I will think of a new kind of award for you...... we had such fun this winter as I told you about the store front for caskets in Daytona. Corporate offices may need additional space ..... LOL Cuz Jackie

Hi there! Aw shucks. <wink> This will be my little project for the next couple of months at least, if not more. Folks are sending in data on folks who were not included. So we should end up with a very complete document after a short while. Off to bed! Lowell > -----Original Message----- > From: Kyleen Gavin [SMTP:smiley23@citrus.infi.net] > Sent: Friday, May 05, 2000 10:54 PM > To: NJMONMOU-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [NJMONMOU] Green Grove Cem. > > To Lowell, > > You have done a really great job with the Green Grove information and > one that cannot be measured in dollars and cents. > THANK YOU !!!! > I am so-o-o-o proud to be your cousin. > > Kyleen Gavin > > surnames: JIANNINE/GIANNINI>>>THORNE>>>STRONG>>>>

I have been off line for a week or more and the cemetery lists are looking great. Thanks one and all. Jackie, once a jersybel

To Lowell, You have done a really great job with the Green Grove information and one that cannot be measured in dollars and cents. THANK YOU !!!! I am so-o-o-o proud to be your cousin. Kyleen Gavin surnames: JIANNINE/GIANNINI>>>THORNE>>>STRONG>>>>

Our heads mostly. There is Mt. Carmel for Catholics Mt. Prospect Hamilton Monmouth Memorial Glendola Those are just the ones I know from the top of my head.

Gabrielle, I'm sorry, I don't know where the Golden Burial Ground is, but there are Goldens burried in Green Grove Cemetery, Keyport, NJ. Are you searching the Stryker surname also? Ruth Sickles,Marcine New Jersey

One source is the lycos street maps. When you enter an address it will show you the surrounding land marks including cemeteries. Don Lutz Virginia Beach ----- Original Message ----- From: <REDTYNAN@aol.com> To: <NJMONMOU-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, May 04, 2000 9:15 PM Subject: [NJMONMOU] Re: NJMONMOU-D Digest V00 #137 > Could you tell me which site lists the Cemeteries in the Asbury Park area > > > Thank You > >

Yes! The Golden Burying Ground is still there, and is well taken care by Lucent Technologies. I was just there a few months ago. It is in a very unlikely place - take the Garden State Parkway to exit 114. When you get off the exit go straight and you will run into the entrance to Lucent Technologies. Park and walk towards your left (if your facing the building) to the front entrance. Your first incliniation will be to head up a knoll and into the woods, however you won't find the cemetery there...it is incorporated into the landscaping right in front of the building! The cemetery is on a hill, surrounded by shrubs, so you cannot see it from the parking lot. I know several people who have gone to Lucent Technologies in search of the cemetery without finding it. The cemetery is in good shape, although some of the markers (those not protected by trees) are worn smooth, their inscriptions no longer ledgible. I have two ancestors buried there; Anne (Goulder) Doorn, and her daughter, Alice Doorn.

I hope it's still there after all the construction. Funny, I worked there and never knew of a cemetery.

Gabrielle, I haven't been there yet , but I only live a couple of miles away. So as soon as my husband has the time to go with me we will see if we can find it. I'll let you know. My husband is related to the Schenck, Schanck, Polhemus, Conover, Couvenhoven, Bennet, Bennett, Hyer, Herbert, Truex, and Harvey in the Middletown area. By the way there is a Joseph Golden, died 19 Oct 1826 age 30y 10m and 24d buried there also. Yvonne "Stryker, Gabrielle" wrote: > Thank you!!! I knew it was near the parkway, but not where... > > My husband is a descendant of Arintha Golden Stryker, who actually is buried > in Atlantic Cemetery in Colts Neck - but many of her ancestors are in Golden > Cemetery as detailed below: > > 4. Elias GOLDEN (7 Jan. 1703/4 Middletown - 25 June 1765 same) buried Golden > Cemetery, Middletown. married 1) Adrianetje d/o Matthew & Maria (VAN DYKE) > AERSON, baptised 22 June 1`704 died 10 April 1755, buried same. They > had: Joseph > Elias married 2) Neeltje SCHENCK in 1761 - she was the widow of a Mr. > Hendrickson > 5. Joseph GOLDEN (4 Mar. 1731/2-6 June 1795) married Catherine d/o Matthias > JOHNSON (don't know who his wife was), born 21 Nov. 1729 Middletown, d. 26 > Aug. 1790 buried Golden Cem., they had: Abraham, John, Elias and Matthias > 6. Abraham GOLDEN (6 Feb. 1755-26 Aug. 1790) md. Jane d/o Matthias & > Williamtee > (?) COUWENHOVEN on 25 Nov. 1799, I have she is buried in Golden Cem., but > don't have a location for him - he maybe there without a stone. they had: > Matthias and Joseph > 7. Matthias A. GOLDEN (1 Oct. 1780-20 Oct. 1839) md. Catherine d/o Cyrenius > & > Cobatie (COUWENHOVEN) VAN METER, born 16 Sept. 1783 d. 24 Apr. 1831 buried > Golden Cem., they had: Jane, Abraham, Cobatje V., Mary Ann, Cyrenius V., > Joseph K., Jacob C., Catherine A., Elizabeth J., Arintha > 8. Arintha GOLDEN (ca. 1827-1877) md. Samuel STRYKER (ca. 1820-1883), had: > John > md. Sarah A. SICKLES, Jane md. Henry POLHEMUS, Catherine G. md. James MC > CAFFREY, Sarah E. md. Harry WILLETT, child, Lida, Eliza V., Jacob, Joseph > B., Forman G. md. Annie S. HUNT, Mary and Mamie > > I was lucky enough to connect with a distant cousin who gave me most of the > info above. Do you know if the cemetery is accessible? Have you been > there? Who are you looking for? > > Thanks! > Gabrielle > > > -----Original Message----- > > From: Yvonne Bennett [mailto:yvonne@monmouth.com] > > Sent: Thursday, May 04, 2000 5:27 PM > > To: NJMONMOU-L@rootsweb.com > > Subject: Re: [NJMONMOU] Golden Burying Ground? > > > > > > According to the McLean survey at the the Monmouth Co > > Ardhives it is on Red > > Hill Rd . On the Lucent Technologies property opposite exit > > 114 of the > > parkway. I have the first page of the survey and plan to get > > the rest when I > > go back ( assumed they would know that I wanted a copy of the whole > > cemetery, not just the first page. my fault !) I live near > > there and plan to > > go looking for it as soon as I get a chance. What names are > > you looking for? > > Yvonne > > "Stryker, Gabrielle" wrote: > > > > > Hello! > > > > > > Does anyone know the specific location of the Golden Family Burying > > > Ground/Cemetery? I have been told it is in the > > Middletown/Red Bank area, > > > but haven't been able to find anything that says exactly > > where it is... > > > > > > Thanks! > > > Gabrielle Stryker > > > > > > Researching: > > > Stryker, Forman, Matthews, Morris > >

Thanks for the info....!

ROSEHILL CEMETERY, Matawan, NJ - Inscriptions from photos of Gravestones. I have used last name first in order to put these in alphabetical order If there is no carriage return between two names, then both names are inscribed on that stone. Most of these inscriptions are all in uppercase. I have just used uppercase to make finding the last names easier. [Items in brackets are either my comments, or a guess at that part of the inscription]. BEDLE, Lydia A., Wife of David H. WYCKOFF, Born Mar. 12, 1837, died July 28, 1916 CARTAN, Lawrence, 1832 - 1903 His Wife, Ellen COTTRELL, 1840 - 1888 COTTRELL, Alice, Wife of James COTTRELL, Born Aug. 17, 1800, Died Feb. 11, 1870 COTTRELL, Ann, wife of Gershom JOHNSON, Born Dec [8] 1825, Died April 1, 1887. COTTRELL, Emily, 1850 - 1864 COTTRELL, James, Born Oct 6, 1798, Died Feb 6, 1870. COTTRELL, James H., 1830 - 18[9]5 His wife Patience a. FISHER, 1833 - 1916 Laura P. COTTRELL, 1866 - 1920 FOUNTAIN, Asbury, Born May 3, 1800, Died April 18, 1886, Humility, Honor, Probity, A life well lived HERBERT, Hannah, Wife of Garret COTTRELL, Died Nov 11, 1888, Aged 85 Years, 2 Mo. and 10 Days. LAMBERSON, Daniel, Co. B, 29 Reg. N.J. Vol's, Born Dec. 25, 1832, Died July 3, 1911 His Wife, Sarah H. JOHNSTON, 1842 - 1923 LAMBERSON, James D, 1861 - 1912 LAMBERSON, William C., Died Jan. 2nd , 1867., Aged 70 Years, 6 months and 12 days LAMBERTSON, Catherine A., Died Nov. 10 [could be either 16th or 18th] 1891. LAMBERTSON, James, Died Feb. 21, 1853. LAMBRTSON, Maria, Died May 7, 1920 LAMBERTSON, Mary J., 1845 - [1]940. LAMBERTSON, Roy C, F.N. U.S. Navy, Aug. 13, 1931 - Mar 19, 1954 LAMBERTSON, Raymond Z., Sr. / Jan 13, 1898 - Nov. 20, 1981 LAMBERTSON, Stephen G., 1840 - 1927 MATTHEWS, A. Laura, wife of James d. LAMBERSON, 1868 - 1895 MATTSON, John Emanuel, 1870 - 1946 NIVISON, David O, Born July 24, 1828, Died Jan 19, 1897, 29th Reg . NJ ……., At Rest RINEAR, Charles LeRoy, 1933 - 1951 (Son is at the top of the stone) RINEAR, Daniel D., Sr., 1890 - 1963 (Father is at the top of the stone) RINEAR, Dorothy W., 1894 - 1987 (Mother is at the top of the stone) WYCKOFF, David H., Born Dec. 5, 1825, Died Feb. 5, 1900, The Peacemaker NOTES: There is a large stone bearing the surname LAMBERSON - with no other information. There is a large stone bearing the surname LAMBERTSON - the only other thing on it is the word ENDOWED in the lower right hand corner.

http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/nj/monfiles.htm In case you don't have it bookmarked. The Green Grove Cemetery is on-line.... 5 files so they will be completely searchable by the search engines.... These are a LOT more than cem listings.... one of the best I have seen. Thanks to Lowell and the entire team who put these together...... -- joe

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Thank you!!! I knew it was near the parkway, but not where... My husband is a descendant of Arintha Golden Stryker, who actually is buried in Atlantic Cemetery in Colts Neck - but many of her ancestors are in Golden Cemetery as detailed below: 4. Elias GOLDEN (7 Jan. 1703/4 Middletown - 25 June 1765 same) buried Golden Cemetery, Middletown. married 1) Adrianetje d/o Matthew & Maria (VAN DYKE) AERSON, baptised 22 June 1`704 died 10 April 1755, buried same. They had: Joseph Elias married 2) Neeltje SCHENCK in 1761 - she was the widow of a Mr. Hendrickson 5. Joseph GOLDEN (4 Mar. 1731/2-6 June 1795) married Catherine d/o Matthias JOHNSON (don't know who his wife was), born 21 Nov. 1729 Middletown, d. 26 Aug. 1790 buried Golden Cem., they had: Abraham, John, Elias and Matthias 6. Abraham GOLDEN (6 Feb. 1755-26 Aug. 1790) md. Jane d/o Matthias & Williamtee (?) COUWENHOVEN on 25 Nov. 1799, I have she is buried in Golden Cem., but don't have a location for him - he maybe there without a stone. they had: Matthias and Joseph 7. Matthias A. GOLDEN (1 Oct. 1780-20 Oct. 1839) md. Catherine d/o Cyrenius & Cobatie (COUWENHOVEN) VAN METER, born 16 Sept. 1783 d. 24 Apr. 1831 buried Golden Cem., they had: Jane, Abraham, Cobatje V., Mary Ann, Cyrenius V., Joseph K., Jacob C., Catherine A., Elizabeth J., Arintha 8. Arintha GOLDEN (ca. 1827-1877) md. Samuel STRYKER (ca. 1820-1883), had: John md. Sarah A. SICKLES, Jane md. Henry POLHEMUS, Catherine G. md. James MC CAFFREY, Sarah E. md. Harry WILLETT, child, Lida, Eliza V., Jacob, Joseph B., Forman G. md. Annie S. HUNT, Mary and Mamie I was lucky enough to connect with a distant cousin who gave me most of the info above. Do you know if the cemetery is accessible? Have you been there? Who are you looking for? Thanks! Gabrielle > -----Original Message----- > From: Yvonne Bennett [mailto:yvonne@monmouth.com] > Sent: Thursday, May 04, 2000 5:27 PM > To: NJMONMOU-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [NJMONMOU] Golden Burying Ground? > > > According to the McLean survey at the the Monmouth Co > Ardhives it is on Red > Hill Rd . On the Lucent Technologies property opposite exit > 114 of the > parkway. I have the first page of the survey and plan to get > the rest when I > go back ( assumed they would know that I wanted a copy of the whole > cemetery, not just the first page. my fault !) I live near > there and plan to > go looking for it as soon as I get a chance. What names are > you looking for? > Yvonne > "Stryker, Gabrielle" wrote: > > > Hello! > > > > Does anyone know the specific location of the Golden Family Burying > > Ground/Cemetery? I have been told it is in the > Middletown/Red Bank area, > > but haven't been able to find anything that says exactly > where it is... > > > > Thanks! > > Gabrielle Stryker > > > > Researching: > > Stryker, Forman, Matthews, Morris >

According to the McLean survey at the the Monmouth Co Ardhives it is on Red Hill Rd . On the Lucent Technologies property opposite exit 114 of the parkway. I have the first page of the survey and plan to get the rest when I go back ( assumed they would know that I wanted a copy of the whole cemetery, not just the first page. my fault !) I live near there and plan to go looking for it as soon as I get a chance. What names are you looking for? Yvonne "Stryker, Gabrielle" wrote: > Hello! > > Does anyone know the specific location of the Golden Family Burying > Ground/Cemetery? I have been told it is in the Middletown/Red Bank area, > but haven't been able to find anything that says exactly where it is... > > Thanks! > Gabrielle Stryker > > Researching: > Stryker, Forman, Matthews, Morris