Hi Linda, Many of my Coyne family are buried in St. Rose of Lima cemetery in Freehold. Are any of your Coynes buried there? Best regards. Bob Flynn

Hi Linda, I have been looking for info pertaining to the Coyne family from the Marlboro/Freehold area for the past couple of years without success. My gg grandfather, Thomas Coyne married Margaret Moore of Marlboro and my ggrandfather, Thomas Coyne, Jr. married Anna Conoran who lived in the Freehold area. Do these names mean anything to you? Best regards. Bob Flynn

Gary = = = Thanks for the come back. I wish I did have some dates, but not right now, cousin is cleaning out a trunk, may yield some thing. I can only give you dates on wife of Wm. Mary Anderson, b. June 8, 1821, N.J. Monmouth Co. d. Dec. 7, 1893, MN. as a Luker. Married Wm. Sept. 10/12, 1837. in IN. Thanks Wayne ----- Original Message ----- From: Gary Phillips <barnabas@bellatlantic.net> To: <sacafrat@dtgnet.com> Sent: Wednesday, April 12, 2000 3:48 PM Subject: Re: [NJMONMOU] Emlay's Hill Cemetery in Upper Freehold. > Hi Wayne, > Do you have any dates for your David? I have a couple od Davids in my > data base but no info except for one b. abt. 1780. He had a step brother > named William and I believe his great grandfather might have been named > William. > > Gary Phillips > -----Original Message----- > From: The Reynolds' <sacafrat@dtgnet.com> > To: NJMONMOU-L@rootsweb.com <NJMONMOU-L@rootsweb.com> > Date: Wednesday, April 12, 2000 4:37 PM > Subject: : [NJMONMOU] Emlay's Hill Cemetery in Upper Freehold. > > > >Suzanne == Realize you must be overloaded by now on > >your generous offer. When you get the time I would > >appreciate info on the Reynolds interred at Emlay's Hill. > >Am seeking parents of my gggrandfather, should be > >David and Nancy Jackson Reynolds parents of > >William. Thanks for your time. > > > >Wayne Reynolds > > > >-----Original Message----- > >> From: Suzanne Youmans <ROJO@wesnet.com> > >> To: NJMONMOU-L@rootsweb.com <NJMONMOU-L@rootsweb.com> > >> Date: Saturday, April 08, 2000 11:06 AM > >> Subject: [NJMONMOU] Emlay's Hill Cemetery in Upper Freehold. > >> > >> > >> >I will do lookups from the listing of stones of Emley's Hill Cemetery > >(read > >> >in 1946 and rechecked in 1958). > >> >Surnames include: > >> >Alcott, Anderson, Appleby, Applegate, Archer, Asay, Ashton, Atkinson, > >> Ayers, > >> >Bersch, Best, Bomberger, Bomen, Bowker, Brewer, Brown, Bruere, Buckalew, > >> >Caffrey, Cahill, Carr, Challender, Chambers, Chasey, Clayton, Collins, > >> >Cottrell, Covell, Coward, Daley, Dancer, Danser, Darnell, DeBow, Dey, > >> Downs, > >> >Earnest, Eldridge, Elliot, Emley, English, Estell, Fielder, Ford, > >Forsyth, > >> >Foster, Foulks, Francis, Gaze, Gifford, Goble, Grant, Gravatt, > >> >Gregory,Grooms, Grover, Haley, Halpin, Hankins, Harker, Havens, > Haviland, > >> >Henderson, Hendrickson, Herbert, Hodson, Hopkins, Horner, Hunsinger, > >Imlay, > >> >Ireland, Inman, Irons, Ivins, Jenter, Johnson,, Jones, Joy, Klink, > >> >Krudowski, Lawrence, Layton, Loveless, Lykes, Malsbury, Mathews, > >Matthews, > >> >McDaniel, McLenahan, Measure, Messlor, Miller, Norcross, Nutt, > >> >Oakerson,Pancost, Parker, Poinsett, Polheum, Polhemus, Pullen, Ralph, > >Reed, > >> >Reynolds, Ried, Robins, Rockhill, Rogers, Rose, Rouze, Seran, Sill, > >Smires, > >> >Smith, South, Stevens, Steward, Taylor, Terhune, Thompson, Valentine, > >> >Vanarsdale, Van Hise, Vanhise, Wallace, Wilbur, Wilson, Winner, > Woodward, > >> >Worden, and Yard. > >> > > >> >The oldest dated stone is from that of Julianna Cahill, who died in > 1800. > >> > > >> >Suzanne > >> >ROJO@wesnet.com > >> > > >> > > >> > >> ______________________________ > > > >

Doris, Try contacting the Monmouth County Archives in Manalapan, NJ. They have orphan records, and should be able to help you. -----Original Message----- From: Doris <dori_adapotata@prodigy.net> To: NJMONMOU-L@rootsweb.com <NJMONMOU-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Wednesday, April 12, 2000 9:12 AM Subject: [NJMONMOU] Orphans Court >Could some one tell me where I could find records of Orphans Court in Monmouth Co.? Have book Smith Grant & Irons where it is mentioned, information that was found on Irons family in Orphans Court. Interested in finding information on Edward Irons. Doris >

Is Juliana Cahill the only "CAHILL" listed??? If there are other CAHILL's would you please provide what you have? Many thanks!!!

The Orphans court minutes for Monmouth County have been filmed by the Mormon Temple, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. You can order them from Salt Lake City at your local Family History Center. You need to order the index, too. It is on film #802121. It covers years 1785-1867. It will tell you the File and page number. Files A thru E are on Film #802172. Files F thru H are on Film #802173. I didn't record the corresponding film numbers for the files I thru Z...but I'm sure they are available. JC

In a message dated 4/12/00 1:01:55 PM Pacific Daylight Time, pcartmille@ohiohills.com writes: > I could use some help on defining the county formations in this period of > expansion ( mid to late 1700's). There this site: http://members.aol.com/njysprez/admgen.htm You can get to this through US GenWeb Project/New Jersey/Hunterdon county. Margaret

In a message dated 4/12/00 1:01:55 PM Pacific Daylight Time, pcartmille@ohiohills.com writes: > I could use some help on defining the county formations in this period of > expansion ( mid to late 1700's).

<A HREF="http://4maps.4anything.com/4/0,1001,4738,00.html">Historical Maps: world maps, prints, antique maps, historical atlas</A> Try this. Hope it helps Fayth

Hi Yvonne, I had the book published for me by Higgonsons Publishers. I think I paid about $45.00. And it was well worth it. I'll look up address and e-mail it. Doris ----- Original Message ----- From: Yvonne Bennett <yvonne@monmouth.com> To: <NJMONMOU-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, April 12, 2000 1:31 PM Subject: Re: [NJMONMOU] Orphans Court > Nancy, was wondering if you had any PRATT family from Monmouth Co? > Looking for information on my husbands great grandmother JOSEPHINE > PRATT b. 1852/2 d. 1891. She married WILLIAM CHARLES BENNETT about > 1858. All I know about her is that her fathers name was DAVID and her > mother MARY? > Thanks, > Yvonne > > GeneralNan@aol.com wrote: > > > Doris, I have been trying to find the Smith , Grant, and Irons book > > forever....could you pease tell me where you located it? Thanks! > > Nancy Pratt Harpers Ferry WV >

Thank you! I do have the book Smith Grant and Irons. I looking for the records I found in that book. They were records found in Orphans Court. Doris ----- Original Message ----- From: <CMLILL@aol.com> To: <NJMONMOU-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, April 12, 2000 3:35 PM Subject: Re: [NJMONMOU] Orphans Court > Ocean County Historical Society has a copy of Smiath Grant & Irons >

We are trying to find out who the parent's are of Margaret Reynolds Chambers buried next to her husband James Chambers in Emley's Hill Cemetery. Thanks in advance. Marie Wright

Suzanne == Realize you must be overloaded by now on your generous offer. When you get the time I would appreciate info on the Reynolds interred at Emlay's Hill. Am seeking parents of my gggrandfather, should be David and Nancy Jackson Reynolds parents of William. Thanks for your time. Wayne Reynolds -----Original Message----- > From: Suzanne Youmans <ROJO@wesnet.com> > To: NJMONMOU-L@rootsweb.com <NJMONMOU-L@rootsweb.com> > Date: Saturday, April 08, 2000 11:06 AM > Subject: [NJMONMOU] Emlay's Hill Cemetery in Upper Freehold. > > > >I will do lookups from the listing of stones of Emley's Hill Cemetery (read > >in 1946 and rechecked in 1958). > >Surnames include: > >Alcott, Anderson, Appleby, Applegate, Archer, Asay, Ashton, Atkinson, > Ayers, > >Bersch, Best, Bomberger, Bomen, Bowker, Brewer, Brown, Bruere, Buckalew, > >Caffrey, Cahill, Carr, Challender, Chambers, Chasey, Clayton, Collins, > >Cottrell, Covell, Coward, Daley, Dancer, Danser, Darnell, DeBow, Dey, > Downs, > >Earnest, Eldridge, Elliot, Emley, English, Estell, Fielder, Ford, Forsyth, > >Foster, Foulks, Francis, Gaze, Gifford, Goble, Grant, Gravatt, > >Gregory,Grooms, Grover, Haley, Halpin, Hankins, Harker, Havens, Haviland, > >Henderson, Hendrickson, Herbert, Hodson, Hopkins, Horner, Hunsinger, Imlay, > >Ireland, Inman, Irons, Ivins, Jenter, Johnson,, Jones, Joy, Klink, > >Krudowski, Lawrence, Layton, Loveless, Lykes, Malsbury, Mathews, Matthews, > >McDaniel, McLenahan, Measure, Messlor, Miller, Norcross, Nutt, > >Oakerson,Pancost, Parker, Poinsett, Polheum, Polhemus, Pullen, Ralph, Reed, > >Reynolds, Ried, Robins, Rockhill, Rogers, Rose, Rouze, Seran, Sill, Smires, > >Smith, South, Stevens, Steward, Taylor, Terhune, Thompson, Valentine, > >Vanarsdale, Van Hise, Vanhise, Wallace, Wilbur, Wilson, Winner, Woodward, > >Worden, and Yard. > > > >The oldest dated stone is from that of Julianna Cahill, who died in 1800. > > > >Suzanne > >ROJO@wesnet.com > > > > > > ______________________________

With the help of some of you good NJ researchers I am making progress on finding the father of my Daniel Taylor (b. 1758) somewhere in NJ. I could use some help on defining the county formations in this period of expansion ( mid to late 1700's). I have found records that say Hunterdon Twp and some that say Hunterdon County and some with Monmouth Co. I realize that there are probably Hunterdon Twp's in both. Having experienced this in VA on another line, I remember thinking my ancestors moved around a lot, but actually it was the counties being divided over time. I have some leads in Colt's Neck, Freehold, and Middletown, which all appear today to be in Monmouth Co. These would all be prior to 1758. I am assuming that Hunterdon Co. might have been formed later since it is further west. Any help or directions to resources would be appreciated.

Hi Corrine!! ......Thank goodness for the Ocean Hist. Soc......and you Corrine! I came last summer dragging two parents and two kids....remember,they gave me a whole hour to do research!! :) (I don't know what I would have done without your help by the way....) Unfortunately, I live in WV....is there any place where it could be purchased? If you could give me the name of both the publisher and compiler maybe I could put a search on it.....Many, Many thanks as always! Nancy Pratt

John P. Van Pelt (1767-1845), Captain of the steamboat "Saratoga," tried unsuccessfully to get Brown's Point renamed Johnsburg after himself. Any information regarding this event would be appreciated. George Joynson gj@atlanticmedical.net

Nancy, was wondering if you had any PRATT family from Monmouth Co? Looking for information on my husbands great grandmother JOSEPHINE PRATT b. 1852/2 d. 1891. She married WILLIAM CHARLES BENNETT about 1858. All I know about her is that her fathers name was DAVID and her mother MARY? Thanks, Yvonne GeneralNan@aol.com wrote: > Doris, I have been trying to find the Smith , Grant, and Irons book > forever....could you pease tell me where you located it? Thanks! > Nancy Pratt Harpers Ferry WV

Ocean County Historical Society has a copy of Smiath Grant & Irons

My favorite place, Monmouth County Hall of Records in Freehold.

Could some one tell me where I could find records of Orphans Court in Monmouth Co.? Have book Smith Grant & Irons where it is mentioned, information that was found on Irons family in Orphans Court. Interested in finding information on Edward Irons. Doris