I did not send this e-mail Carl ----- Original Message ----- From: "Carl" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, April 15, 2001 7:36 PM Subject: Re: [NJMORRIS] DALRYMPLE family Hi Bill, I'm a volunteer transcribing information for Brianne Kelly-Bly's website at http://www.rootsweb.com/~njmorris/ At the middle of her website is a search engine - type in "Dalrymple" and you'll get several results. I remembered the name from one of the bio's I transcribed. It John "C.", not "R.", but perhaps it will help. Go here http://www.rootsweb.com/~njmorris/lewisbios/dalrymplejohnc.htm I hope this helps. Good luck with the search. John Cresseveur - KY ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bill S." <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, April 15, 2001 8:37 AM Subject: [NJMORRIS] DALRYMPLE family Hi, I'm looking for John R DALRYMPLE who married my GGAunt Ida M EICK. He was born about 1856 and Id was born abt 1860.He owned a Funeral Parlor in Dover. Would anyone have information on them or if the Funeral Parlor is still around? Thanks Bill

Hi Bill, I'm a volunteer transcribing information for Brianne Kelly-Bly's website at http://www.rootsweb.com/~njmorris/ At the middle of her website is a search engine - type in "Dalrymple" and you'll get several results. I remembered the name from one of the bio's I transcribed. It John "C.", not "R.", but perhaps it will help. Go here http://www.rootsweb.com/~njmorris/lewisbios/dalrymplejohnc.htm I hope this helps. Good luck with the search. John Cresseveur - KY ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bill S." <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, April 15, 2001 8:37 AM Subject: [NJMORRIS] DALRYMPLE family Hi, I'm looking for John R DALRYMPLE who married my GGAunt Ida M EICK. He was born about 1856 and Id was born abt 1860.He owned a Funeral Parlor in Dover. Would anyone have information on them or if the Funeral Parlor is still around? Thanks Bill

Hi, I'm looking for John R DALRYMPLE who married my GGAunt Ida M EICK. He was born about 1856 and Id was born abt 1860.He owned a Funeral Parlor in Dover. Would anyone have information on them or if the Funeral Parlor is still around? Thanks Bill

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There are several noteworthy texts on Morris County with Munsell the most quoted. But a word of caution: Despite facts and some documentation, Munsell is an oral history that does contain many errors. It is a good starting point, though. Here are a few other reference books on Morris County: A History of Morris County, New Jersey, Embracing Upwards of Two Centuries, 1710-1913. 2 vols. New York, Chicago: Lewis Historical Publishing Co., 1914. Cunningham, John T., "Morris, Iron Backbone." This is New Jersey. New Brunswick, N.J.: Rutgers University Press, 1968. Macasek, Joseph J. Guide to the Morris Canal in Morris County. Morristown, NJ: Morris County Heritage Commission, 1996. Perrucci, Doreanne R. Morris County, the Progress of Its Legend. Woodland Hills, CA: Windsor Publications, 1983. Tuttle, Rev. Joseph Farrand, Annals of Morris County. 1869., n.d.

A site new to me has started to put OCR scanned versions of county books on line. So far only Wm Shaw's book on Essex seems to be up, but under Morris County the Munsell book is listed. (I tried to call it up, but it didn't come, but it may be about to come out.) One warning on these OCR books: OCR has its own set of errors, rather distinct from those of a type-setter's misreading of handwriting or a typing mistake. Be aware of them in using this material -- plain becomes plam. That's ok with there, but if Nathaniel R becomes Nathaniel B or 1647 becomes 1641, there could be a problem. http://216.181.70.227/NJ/NewJersey.asp Noelle Van Pulis wrote: > Dan, > > There is a "History of Morris County, New Jersey," but not by Snell. It > was originally published by W.W. Munsell in 1882, and I have the 1967 > reprint issued by the Morris County Historical Society. It has an index, > but it is not an every-name index. It is described as a collaboration of > 12 authors, with Edmund Drake Halsey (1840-1896) often being listed in > older catalog records as the primary author. > > --Noelle, in Ohio > > At 11:45 AM 4/13/01 -0700, Dan Conner wrote: > >I've seen where Snell has a history of Hunterdon & Somerset Counties, > >and History of Sussex & Warren Co.'s. > > > >Question: Does Snell also have a history of Morris County? > > > >Thank you , > >Dan C. > > > >_________________________________________________________________ > >Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com > > > > > > > > ******************************************************** > Noelle Van Pulis > (aka Mrs. E. Garrison Walters) > Columbus, Ohio 43221 > [email protected] > > SURNAMES: > NJ and/or NY; some also in PA: > Eckhar(d)t, Garrigus/Garrigues, Garrison, > Hoffert, Huyler/Hiler, Keller, > Mase/Maize, Masters, Merritt, > Pennington, Post, Pulis/Pulisvelt, > Renner, Rolle, Rosenberg(er), > Storr/Stur(r), > VanClief/VanCleef/VanCleave, Vreeland, > Walters, Welch/Welsh, Witte > INDIANA: Meyer, Schrader, Steele, Vaughan > CANADA: Foote, Gordon, Kaiser, Prentiss > ENGLAND: Masters, Pennington > SCOTLAND: Cameron, Forbes, Gordon, Hood, McDougal(l), Shields > WALES: Colley, Williams

Dan, There is a "History of Morris County, New Jersey," but not by Snell. It was originally published by W.W. Munsell in 1882, and I have the 1967 reprint issued by the Morris County Historical Society. It has an index, but it is not an every-name index. It is described as a collaboration of 12 authors, with Edmund Drake Halsey (1840-1896) often being listed in older catalog records as the primary author. --Noelle, in Ohio At 11:45 AM 4/13/01 -0700, Dan Conner wrote: >I've seen where Snell has a history of Hunterdon & Somerset Counties, >and History of Sussex & Warren Co.'s. > >Question: Does Snell also have a history of Morris County? > >Thank you , >Dan C. > >_________________________________________________________________ >Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com > > > ******************************************************** Noelle Van Pulis (aka Mrs. E. Garrison Walters) Columbus, Ohio 43221 [email protected] SURNAMES: NJ and/or NY; some also in PA: Eckhar(d)t, Garrigus/Garrigues, Garrison, Hoffert, Huyler/Hiler, Keller, Mase/Maize, Masters, Merritt, Pennington, Post, Pulis/Pulisvelt, Renner, Rolle, Rosenberg(er), Storr/Stur(r), VanClief/VanCleef/VanCleave, Vreeland, Walters, Welch/Welsh, Witte INDIANA: Meyer, Schrader, Steele, Vaughan CANADA: Foote, Gordon, Kaiser, Prentiss ENGLAND: Masters, Pennington SCOTLAND: Cameron, Forbes, Gordon, Hood, McDougal(l), Shields WALES: Colley, Williams

All, Now, here is a mystery man. Lawrence MISENER was noted in 1793 when he was listed in the Mendham, Morris Co., NJ militia. with the name spelled Lawrence "Monsinger" He was listed adjacent to David Cook, who was his brother-in-law. A will prepared by Lawrence was dated 1791 and was probated in 1795. The will does not mention any children, only his wife, Sarah. who was an executor along with Daniel Cook (her father), Witnesse were Henry and David Cook (brothers) and Daniel Owen (perhaps an uncle). Lawrence's children were born in 1794 and 1795. Based on this scant info I would guess that he died a fairly young man who was married by 1791 and dead by 1795. Given Sarah's birth in 1771, I would calculate his birth as later than 1761, but earlier than 1771 His widow, Sarah (Cook) Misener (1771-1820), left NJ with her two young sons about 1803 and settled in upstate NY traveling with her sister, Hannah, and Hannah's hudband, Rev. Henry Axtell. In NY the name was spelled MIZNER which it has remained since. It appears that Lawrence was a wealthy man as his sons inherited a sizable sum of money upon coming of age. The area of Morris Co., NJ and surrounding Cos. have many MISENER's of varied spellings, however, as yey, there is not a connection to be found to Lawrence. Anyone interested in this surname, please contact me <[email protected]>. Best regards, Hugh

Reverend Hooper Cumming was the Pastor at the Newark Second Presbyterian Church from 1811-1815. He was the Pastor at Albany's (NY) Third Presbyterian Church from 1817-1823. I am wondering whether he was a Pastor in Morristown or someplace else in Morris County prior to 1815. My ancestor ABIGAIL CHARLOT GILLESPIE, who lived in Morristown and Basking Ridge suddenly lived in Newark and then Albany. Call it an incredible coincidence but it was the same time as Reverend Cumming was in Newark and Albany. She was widowed at this time and perhaps he was family (can't figure out how) or she was just another Presbyterian 'groupie'! I recall once seeing an Ann Cumming married to a Marsh or a Charlot? Any tidbits are welcome! Thanks Melissa

I've seen where Snell has a history of Hunterdon & Somerset Counties, and History of Sussex & Warren Co.'s. Question: Does Snell also have a history of Morris County? Thank you , Dan C. _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com

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If you are looking for an ancestor who lived during the American Revolution, The Olive Tree Genealogy might have what you want. I have several muster rolls from New Jersey and New York online, as well as links to dozens more. I have bios, info on battles, regiments, etc, either on my Olive Tree pages or as links to other sites http://olivetreegenealogy.com/mil/usa/rev/index.shtml Good hunting! Lorine Lorine McGinnis Schulze [email protected] [email protected] The Olive Tree Genealogy http://OliveTreeGenealogy.com/

Hi Jean, My great grandparents are buried there, and may have been members/ married/ etc. Can you see if there's anything on Henrietta Reinthaler(sp) and Samuel Mills - probably married early 1900's, had one son - Alfred G. Mills born around 1910 - baptised?. Thanks so much, Chris Chris Mills Keene, NH -----Original Message----- From: Jean Hansen <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Wednesday, April 11, 2001 8:03 AM Subject: [NJMORRIS] Hilltop Pres. Church >To all it may concern--- > My responce to offering to do "look-ups" has been tremedous. I do hope I did open some doors for some. I had a question from a very reliable source that prompted me to explain the following-- > All lists came from "The First Presbyterian Congreation" Mendam N.J. written by Helen M. Wright M.A. published in 1939 > The Membership List was copied from the Manual Of The Mendham Presbyterian Church prepared by order of the Session. It was printed in 1855 by Anson D>F> Randolph, It is a booklet that is now rare, The dates are unknown in the beginning but the first Member was dismissed or deceased in 1753, Dates of admission were not known until 1797. > The baptisms were taken from the record of the Session. there were no records available until 3-17-1805, > The marriages were tabulated from the original "Catalogue of Church Members, Mendham" begun by Rev. Thos. S. Hastings in 1852. They begin Sept. 15 1852. > >

Good Morning Sheila, Can't find either name. Sorry Jean ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, April 10, 2001 7:25 AM Subject: [NJMORRIS] CONINE/HUIE > Hello Jean, > > Thanks for the offer to do the lookups, we all appreciate it so much. > > CONINE, (CANINE, KANINE) > HUIE > > Thanks, > > SHEILA > >

To all it may concern--- My responce to offering to do "look-ups" has been tremedous. I do hope I did open some doors for some. I had a question from a very reliable source that prompted me to explain the following-- All lists came from "The First Presbyterian Congreation" Mendam N.J. written by Helen M. Wright M.A. published in 1939 The Membership List was copied from the Manual Of The Mendham Presbyterian Church prepared by order of the Session. It was printed in 1855 by Anson D>F> Randolph, It is a booklet that is now rare, The dates are unknown in the beginning but the first Member was dismissed or deceased in 1753, Dates of admission were not known until 1797. The baptisms were taken from the record of the Session. there were no records available until 3-17-1805, The marriages were tabulated from the original "Catalogue of Church Members, Mendham" begun by Rev. Thos. S. Hastings in 1852. They begin Sept. 15 1852.

Hello Jean, Thanks for the offer to do the lookups, we all appreciate it so much. CONINE, (CANINE, KANINE) HUIE Thanks, SHEILA

Marybeth: I have a Mary Wortman, b. Aug. 26, 1791, daughter of John Wortman and Charity Messler. Pension app. of Charity Wortman 1838. Ruth Clark [email protected] Poinciana, FL

Would appreciate any Carpenter, Coe, or Runyon lookups. Thank you, Phoebe in CA Searching: NJ: Morris Co.: Runyon, Coe, Carpenter, Wisner PA: Tack, Megargel, Livesley NY: Orange Co. Carpenter/Coe, Wisner/Jayne, Jayne/Woodhull Onondaga Co. Carpenter/Wisner, Carpenter/Munro,Perry,Redman,Reed Ontario/Wayne Co. Melvin/Wisner Chautaqua Co. Melvin/Wisner/Risley and Melvin/Lockwood MI: Branch Co. Melvin, Wisner, Pitt, Lockwood

Dear Jean: What a great offer! For starters, can you find any reference to Daniel Rial, with sons, Samuel, William and John, and daughter Sara(Sariah), my ancestor? Sara m. Ebenezer Buck. I have no dates for either of these people. Charlotte (Charity) Messler m. John (Johannes) Wortman Oct. 7, 1785. Her parents were James Messler b. c1762, d. c 1806 and Jane (Jannette) -------, d. April 11, 1815, Chester, NJ. Benjamin Wortman (Workman, Woertman) m. Ruth Howell c. 1815. Ruth Howell's father, Israel b. Aug. 27, 1762 m. Francis Skinner. No wedding date or dates for Francis. This family seemed to center in the area between Chester and Peapack. Anything you can find in these church records will be gratefully received. Ruth Clark [email protected] Poinciana, FL

Dear Jean, Would you please look for any MAIN/MANE or MAYNE surnames. I am looking for Archibald Main, but any Mains might give me a lead. Thanks, Tisha