Would anyone know abt the female given name "Delphine" which appears so many times around 1850? Curious as to its origins. Jeannette

Hi Folks! This is great news for NJ researchers! Regards Joan M. Lowry mailto:jmlowry@earthlink.net -----Original Message----- Subject: [gsnj] State Archives Expands Holdings of Estate Records Date: Fri, 19 Sep 2003 10:59:48 -0400 From: "Joseph R Klett" <joseph.klett@sos.state.nj.us> Reply-To: gsnj@yahoogroups.com To: New Jersey History ListServe <NJ_HISTORY@EMAIL.RUTGERS.EDU>, GSNJ Listserve <gsnj@yahoogroups.com> Dear ListServe Members: The New Jersey State Archives is very pleased to announce a major expansion of its holdings of estate records. Earlier this month, we accessioned the wills from 1901-1952 formerly on file with the Superior Court of New Jersey. This consists of 2,239 reels of microfilm and 371 drawers of index cards. The collection is fully accessible for in-person use in the Archives' public research rooms. Mail reference service is also available for $5 per will packet; researchers should note that estate inventories are rare for the post-1900 period. The State Archives has also recently accessioned later records of the Prerogative Court (up to 1948) and the Chancery Court (up to 1886). Copies of specific court case files can be requested by mail; the charge is $1 per page. Send requests to New Jersey State Archives, P.O. Box 307, 225 West State St., Trenton, NJ 08625-0307. Payment should be made to New Jersey General Treasury. The State Archives' regular public hours are Monday-Friday, 8:30-4:30, except state holidays. We will be posting additional information about the expanded holdings of estate records soon, at the Archives' website: www.njarchives.org Happy hunting! Joseph R. Klett Chief of Archives P.S. Please forward to any relevant genealogical or historical listserves or bulletin boards. Thank you.

Seeking info on how to contact the Methodist Church Archives at Drew University. Do they have a website? What info is available, etc. Many Thanks, Judy in TX

Everyone - The NY City Family History Fair has been a great event - every year - and the Ancestors Road Show last year was just incredible!! Check out the press release below for more details. Why not plan a day trip to NY and join us this year? Regards Joan Joan M. Lowry mailto:jmlowry@earthlink.net -----Original Message----- From: Steven W. Siegel [mailto:swsiegel@pipeline.com] Sent: Tuesday, September 16, 2003 1:59 AM To: GEN-EVENTS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [GEN-EVENTS-L] Oct. 12 event in New York City Archivists Round Table of Metropolitan New York New York Archives Week FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Family History Fair to be Held October 12 During 15th Annual New York Archives Week New York's annual Family History Fair will be held on Sunday, October 12, 2003 from 12:00 noon to 5:00 pm at The Graduate Center, City University of New York, 365 Fifth Avenue (at 34th Street), Manhattan. At this free event, the public will learn how to trace their family histories, preserve and interpret family documents, utilize archives and libraries in and around New York, and employ computers as tools for family history and genealogical research. Subway: 6 to 33rd Street; 34th Street on other lines Recorded information: 212-415-5547 Website: www.nycarchivists.org/fhf.html E-mail: fhf@nycarchivists.org The Family History Fair will feature forty genealogical societies, historical agencies, archival repositories, ethnic organizations, booksellers and other vendors offering exhibits and information for the family history buff. Free workshops on a variety of topics, as well as computer software demonstrations, will be held throughout the afternoon. A feature this year is the Ancestors Road Show, hosted and coordinated by the NYC Metro Chapter of the Association of Professional Genealogists. Free, one-on-one sessions with professional genealogists will be offered to attendees who bring in a specific genealogical problem on which they need assistance. The list of exhibitors and schedule of workshops will be available at the website www.nycarchivists.org/fhf.html. The Fair is the highlight of the 15th annual New York Archives Week, a city-wide celebration of New York's diverse history being held October 12-19, 2003. The Fair is co-sponsored by the Archivists Round Table of Metropolitan New York, Inc. and Continuing Education & Public Programs, The Graduate Center, CUNY. New York Archives Week is sponsored by the Archivists Round Table and is made possible in part through the generous support of MetLife Foundation, The Lucius N. Littauer Foundation, The New York Genealogical and Biographical Society, the Jewish Genealogical Society, and other donors assisting with the Family History Fair. # # # Contact: Steven Siegel, 212-415-5544 fhf@nycarchivists.org

Dear List Members I'm forwarding a message from Joseph K. Klett, Chief of the New Jersey State Archives about the ongoing lecture series being presented on Wednesday evenings through November 5. I hope you'll consider joining us for one or more lecture - as they promise to be interesting and educational! Thank you Joan M. Lowry Joan M. Lowry mailto:jmlowry@earthlink.net -----Original Message----- From: Joseph R Klett [mailto:joseph.klett@sos.state.nj.us] Sent: Thursday, September 11, 2003 2:09 PM To: Subject: Military Records Lecture, 9/17 Dear List Members: Last night's sold-out lecture on "Genealogical Resources at the New Jersey State Archives" was a great success. Archivist Ellen Callahan opened the "Exploring Your Jersey Roots" series with an overview of the Archives' holdings for family history research. We heard a lot of positive feedback and enthusiasm, and are very pleased to co-sponsor this lecture series with the Genealogical Society of New Jersey. The second lecture will be held next Wednesday, 9/17, in the State Archives' Manuscript Reading Room starting at 6:30 p.m. Catherine Stearns Medich, Reference Archivist, will present "Military Records at the New Jersey State Archives." The lecture will provide in-depth information relating to archival sources for military service in New Jersey from the colonial period to the early twentieth century. There are still spaces available for the 9/17 lecture. Also, a reminder that the Archives' Microfilm Reading Room will have extended public hours to 6:00 p.m. that evening. Free public parking is available in the State House Garage until 5:00 p.m. and behind the State Archives Building, 225 West State Street, after 3:30 p.m. Registration for the "Exploring Your Jersey Roots" series is $8 per lecture. Payment is made to the Genealogical Society of New Jersey. To register, or for more information, contact C. Arthur Lawton III, 203 West Upper Ferry Road, Trenton, NJ 08628-2719, tel. 609-777-3704, e-mail: art.lawton@att.net Please note that registration is limited due to space considerations. We advise that you contact Mr. Lawton by telephone or e-mail if you are sending registration during the last week before a lecture, or plan to pay at the door. For information about the remaining seven lectures in the series, and directions, see the State Archives' or GSNJ's website: www.njarchives.org www.gsnj.org Hope to see you there... Joseph R. Klett Chief of Archives

Just a FYI. The Morris County website has had the Bill of Mortality on line since 1999. Many Morris County libraries have copies of it. Regards, Brianne Kelly-Bly Webmaster - NJGenWeb - Morris County <http://www.rootsweb.com/~njmorris> and Sussex County <http://www.rootsweb.com/~njsussex> > -----Original Message----- > From: rjknauf [mailto:rjknauf@earthlink.net] > Sent: Wednesday, September 10, 2003 1:32 PM > To: NJMORRIS-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [NJMORRIS] Morristown, [Morris Co.] NJ, Bill of Mortality > > > Kathy, thanks for posting the "Mortality" list. Pretty sad > reading............but maybe you could also post ot to a PA > mailing list for > Susquehanna CO, as I spotted some surnames of families who have > presence in > Susq. Co even today. Also maybe nearby NY and NJcounties...as > we all know > how those ancestors liked to move on. > BTW where did you get this Mortality list...was Jane Devlin a > "present day" > transcriptionist, and the person who came across this 1806 material by Mr > Cherry? > > Jeannette > >

Meant to add to my previous post that the surnames NOBLE, TROWBRIDGE, TNGLEY,BLATCHLEY, are among names in Susquehanna CO, PA....therefore maybe someone on that mailing list could be helped by that material. I have DICKERSON line and saw the listing for some of that family. Jeannette

Kathy, thanks for posting the "Mortality" list. Pretty sad reading............but maybe you could also post ot to a PA mailing list for Susquehanna CO, as I spotted some surnames of families who have presence in Susq. Co even today. Also maybe nearby NY and NJcounties...as we all know how those ancestors liked to move on. BTW where did you get this Mortality list...was Jane Devlin a "present day" transcriptionist, and the person who came across this 1806 material by Mr Cherry? Jeannette

Hello everyone, thought this might be of interest to everyone out there ... may someone you know needs help and its here. Good Hunting, Kathy.. Hey pat, there's a Noble on the page http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~jdevlin/nj/morristown_nj_deaths.htm

Greetings from Kalamazoo and a request for a bit of help. I am seeking information about one Elisha B Earle (it may also be Earl, Earls, or Earles) of Denville, NJ who died Nov 1918. There is information that he married a Dickinson but there is also census information that he may have been married twice. Does any one out there have any knowledge where he may have been buried or where one could find an obituary/death notice for him. Yes, there is his death certificate but that takes time! I will do that but in the meantime your help would be most appreciated esp re the obit! Thanks in advance for any help you can give me. Kurt in Kzo

Forwarding on a request. Perhaps someone knows of the family? Thanks Dave Wisneski --- clovegrove <clovegrove@yahoo.com> wrote: > To: pomptonvalleyhistory@yahoogroups.com > From: "clovegrove" <clovegrove@yahoo.com> > Date: Thu, 13 Mar 2003 20:01:54 -0000 > Subject: [pomptonvalleyhistory] duvine family > > I have been approached by someone who has a painting of Caterina > duvine. the painting was done in 1740. I know this is not a > genealogy listing but the family was from the Pompton area or so this > > person thinks. > > He would like to know if there are any descendents in the area > sooooo, my question is, does anyone know of the DUVINE family > > >

F.Y.I. From the USGenWeb. Good luck. Marybeth C. ========= << http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/nj/burlington/wills/chapman-w.txt http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/nj/cumberland/cemeteries/vet.txt http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/nj/monmouth/cemetery/maplewood.txt >>

F.Y.I. From the USGenWeb <<[Daily-Uploads] New Files, 4-5 Sep 2003>> Good luck. Marybeth C. ========= << http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/nj/camden/cemeteries/stjohns.txt http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/nj/cumberland/cemeteries/broadst.txt http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/nj/salem/court/salem.txt http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/nj/salem/court/salemndx.txt >>

Dear List: Would anyone have access to the following reference book: Who Was Who in America. A companion biographical reference work to [Who's Who in America.]. Volume 2, 1943-1950. Chicago: A.N. Marquis Co., 1963.(WhAm 2) and could please look-up the entry for: Milden, Alfred William 1868-1944 Would be more than happy to reimburse for expenses. Just a transcript of the entry is all that is needed, not a photocopy. Thank you very much, Marg in Sunny Alberta, Canada

Subj: [NJMORRIS] Mourits Mouritszen Timeline Date: 8/31/03 2:15:44 AM Eastern Daylight Time From: <A HREF="mailto:kevrik@shaka.com">kevrik@shaka.com</A> To: <A HREF="mailto:NJMORRIS-L@rootsweb.com">NJMORRIS-L@rootsweb.com</A> Sent from the Internet (Details) Suggested Timeline of Mourits Mouritszen Mouris Mourison and wife- Frederick 11-18-1701 First Reformed Raritan Church Somerset County sp. Piter Van Neste and Enyeltie (?-in SCHQ II) SCHQ II Piter is a son of Pieter VN & Judith Joris Rapelje (d/o Joris Jansen Rapalje and Catalina Trice) of Brooklyn (Dirck Middagh m. Catalina Van Neste (b. 1672) also d/o Pieter and Judith) SCHQ II & IV Is Enyeltie Engeltie Mouritz & wife of Isaac Bodine? Mouris Mourison purchases land "On the south by the Passaic River , east by the Pequannock, north to the hill or mountain lying over or against the lowermost part of the lowlands of Pequannock, and to the west upon the meadows along the Passaic" 4-5-1702 (Munsell) Oeycke Mauritste j.d. born Mormelt (Marbletown NY) m. Joris Haal 8-29-1703 K Bodyn, Isack and wife--Fredrick. 4-26-1709 Witnesses: Abraham Merlet, Arientien Van Neste. SCHQ II Will of Frederick Pietersen Mouritz 5-30-1709 Kingston, Ulster, NY names his seven 'kinders' as Pieter, Jannetie (b.1671), Mourits, Engeltie (b. 1679), Oeyke (m. Joris/George Haal/Hall K/U), Geertruy, ende Elizabeth* (proved by Jans Middagh and Joris Middagh, brothers of Dirck SCHQ IV) U (*one known son, Hendrick (1675) not mentioned.) Pieter Mauritsze Maria Haal -Engeltje 5-7-1710 sp. Frederik Mauritsz Engeltje Peters (?-in K) K Joris Haell and wife--Elisabet. 4-30-1712 Witnesses: Isack Bodyn and wife First Reformed Church, Raritan (Somerville) SCHQ II Pieter Mouwersz Maary Hall- Frederick 11-30-1712 sp. Bastiaan de Wit Engeltjen Peerson K "we went over Pessiack to Symon Van Ese's but returned that night to said Maurison's where we slept." 4-24-1715 John Reading's Journal of 1715 and one of his stops at "Mawris Mawrison's" during his Monvtille area surveying. (Simon Van Ness purchased land in 1701 SW of Mouris's 1702 tract. There does not seem to be a connection between Simon and Peter.) Morris Morrison appointed constable (Hanover) 9-5-1722 (Along the Whippanong) Mouris Mourison elected freeholder for Hanover 3-14-1727 T Inventory of Stephen Leonard of New Hanover Hunterdon 9-14-1733 notes debt due from Morres Morrison (among others including Humphrey Davenport) New Jersey Calendar of Wills Vol. II Pieter Mauritszen m. Mareytie Spier 7-26-1735 (no further information) A Johs. & Claartje (Coerte) Francisco -Pieter 3-10-1738 (?) sp. Pieter & Maria Mouritsen P Pieter & Marytje Maurits- Marytje 11-14-1739 (?) sp. Jacobus & Lena Spier P Frederik Morrisse Janneke Jacobesse -Aeltye (DOB 26 Dec 1739) 20 Jan 1740 sp. Henderick Jacobusse Agye Poulesse SRR Abraham Mauritszen j.m. born Hunterdon, lives there m. 3-20-1741 Jacumyntje De Mare j.d. born Hackensack lives Pechquonek A (Jacumyntje bp. 12-17-1721 d/o David D & Maritie Van Blarcom DVD) Abraham & Jacomyntje Mauritz -Marytje 8-9-1741 sp. Hartman Vreeland; Jannetje Vreeland P note-she widow of Dirk Stager Frederick & Jannetje Mauritz Judic 9-17-1741 sp. Isaac Mauritz; Jesyntje Mauritz G Isaac Mouerson constable Peq. 4-9-1742 HSR Peter & Maria Mouritsze -Jacob 4-27-1742 sp. Jacob Mauritszen ; Sintje Mauritszen G Isaac & Elizabeth (Van Seyl) Vander Hoef -Feytie 9-11-1742 sp. Hendrick Mouritszen; Elizabeth Mouritszen G Johannes Doremus m. Franscyntje Mouritszen j.d. born Hanover, lives there 6-15-1743 A He born 3-29-1719 A Jacob Mauritszen j.m. born Hanover, lives there m. 1-26-1744 Tryntie van Houten b & lives Agquechnonk A Jacob mouerson constable Peq. 4-13-1744 HSR Frederick & Jannetje Mouritsen -Lena 4-15-1744 (?) sp. Jacob Mourissen Tryntie Mourisson P Abraham & Jacomyntje Mouritszen -Francyna 5-6-1744 sp. Johs. Mouritszen; Annetje De Mare P Jacob & Tryntje Mouritsen-Mourits Jan. 1745 sp. Johs. Mouritsen Judikje Mouritsen P Isaac & Marya Maurissen -Jacobus 4-28-1745 sp. Jacobus Debaan Catharina Debaan P Frederick & Jannetje Mourissen -Hendrick 3-30-1745 (?) sp. Hendrick Van Es Tryntie Van Es P note-Hendrick & Tryntje Roelofse m. 1726 Jacob mouerson 3-11-1746 Survaor of the high ways Pieter mouerson 3-11-1746 overceir of the high ways HSR Jacob & Wyntie Mourisson -Henry 7-13-1746 sp. Johannis Van Houten Cathelyna Schemerhorn P Isaac & Maria Mourissen Johs. 11-16-1746 (?) sp. Johs. Van Houten Rachel Jacobussen P Abraham & Jacomina Mourison- Judick (DOB Oct. 15) 11-2-1746 Schraalenburgh DVD Johannis & Francyna Doremus -Mouris 1-18-1747 note-second son (first son Thomas 1744) sp. Judick Mouris P Jacob Mourison & Catherine Vorstrandt-Peter (DOB 26 Aug 1747) 18 Oct 1747 sp. Johannius V. Vorstrandt Jannetje Outwater SRR Frederick & Jannitie Mauritss-Syntie 3-20-1748 sp. Isaac Mauritss; Janneke Mauritss G Isaac & Marytje Mouritszen-Marytie 3-20-1748 sp. Frederick & Jannetie Mauritszen G Will of George Hall 9-24-1748 names sons George, Thomas, Edward; daughter Elizabeth wife of Frederick Morris, daughter Angletie wife of Dirck Middagh, daughter Mary (Rock) South Branch of Raritan River, Somerset County New Jersey Calendar of Wills Vol. 3 Abraham & Jacomina Mourison -Maurits 9-25-1748 Schraalenburgh (after her death, he married Margrietje Helms) DVD Hendrick Maurison oath of Allegiance 1749 Isaac Mourison applied for tavern license 1750 HSR Pieter mouerson overceir of the poor Peq. 3-10-1752 henry mouerson Survaer of the high ways Peq. 3-10-1752 HSR Isaac Bodine dies intestate. 8-4-1752 Angtetic (Annetie) Bodine, widow, renounces her right of administering to their son Frederick, eldest son of Isaac. Bridgewater, Somerset County New Jersey Calendar of Wills Vol. 3 note-Identified as Isaac Bodine and Engeltje at child's bap. in 1722 & 1746 at grandchild's bap. (SCHQ IV) Hendrick Mourison listed as Freeholder (owning over 100 acres) Pequannock Twp. in 8-31-1752 Peter Mourison listed as Freeholder (owning over 100 acres) Pequannock Twp. in 8-31-1752 T Johannis Maurisse b & lives Pechquaneck m. 10-6-1755 Geertruy Steeger b. Gansegat l. Tawachaw A (she b. 6-23-1730 d/o Dirk Stager & Jannetje Jacobus A) Frederick Mourise named "nephew" of William Hall in will 4-23-1756 Somerset County (other nephews include John, George, Edward, Thomas Hall) Calendar of NJ Wills Vol. 3 Johannis & Geertrui Mouwrse -Hartman 5-30-1756 sp. Hartman Vreland Jannetje Vreland P Johannis & Francyntje Deremus- Judic (DOB 1-27-) 3-13-1757 sp. Symen Van Est; Elizabeth (Mandeviel)Van Est P note-second recorded daughter (Anneke-his mother's name- b. 1755 sp. Tomas & Aaltje Doremus) Catryntie Maurise m. 6-28-1759 Thomas Santvoort "both of Morris" witnessess Mauris Maurise & Jan Bruyn Second River Reformed records* Mauris Mourisse m. 9-9-1761 Polly Santvoort "both of Pequannock" Second River Reformed records* Francyntie Mourisse m. Robert Santvoort 2-25-1762 "both from Morris" witnesses Jacob Mourisse & Joh. Bruyn Barentson Second River Reformed records* (*above 3 records found on FTM-CD #518 Colonial New Jersey Source Records) John Dreemus to keep Frederick Mowers till next meeting day 5-20-1769 Abstracts from Poor Records Pequannock Twp. HSR Abraham Mowers to keep his brother Fradrick till next town meeting 4-18-1770 (Freadrick mentioned again 3-9-1774) Abstracts from Poor Records Pequannock Twp. HSR Will of Hendrick Mourison names children Jacob, Mouris, Henry, Mary (Fredericks) 8-29-1786 Pequannock Twp. Morris Sold Abraham Mowerson to John Francisco 4-26-1790 (the purchaser to provide "Lodging Vitteling washing and mending") Abstracts from Poor Records Pequannock Twp. HSR Will of Frederick Mowerson names wife Elizabeth, sister Angleche (Kinney); nephew George Hall 8-28-1790 Bridgewater Twp. Somerset Abraham Mowrisson departed this life 13 Dec. 1793 Abstracts from Poor Records Pequannock Twp. HSR Will of Elizabeth Mowerson 1796 Somerset County Index of Wills & Inventories Vol. III Dates written month-day-year Sources: A Acquackanonck Dutch Reformed records G Gansegat Dutch Reformed records (from Genealogical Magazine of New Jersey) P Reformed Dutch Church records of Pompton Plains, pages 1-210 : records of Montville, pages 211-258 : typescript, 1923, 272 pgs. (A bit of a mess, which is why I qualify (?) the dates.) T "Colonial and Revolutionary Morris County" Theodore Thayer HSR "Some Early Records of Morris County New Jersey" Harriet Stryker-Rodda SRR Second River Reformed records online at http://www.greenapple.com/~cshart/SRDR1736-41.html SQ II Somerset County Historical Quarterly Vol.2 SQ IV Vol. 6 U Ulster County, N.Y. probate records in the office of the surrogate, and in the county clerk's office at Kingston, N.Y. : a careful abstract and translation of the Dutch and English wills, letters of administration after intestates, and inventories from 1665, with genealogical and historical notes, and list of Dutch and Frisian baptismal names with their English equivalents / by Gustave Anjou K Baptismal and marriage registers of the Old Dutch Church of Kingston : Ulster County, New York, 1660-1809 DVD The Demarest family : a record of the desMarets family in France, the Holy Land in the Crusades, again in France, Holland, the Palatinate (Germany), again in Holland, and the migration to America, 1663 .. David Voorhis Demarest

Maryann, Is your John Johnson related to *my* John Johnson of Sussex Co., NJ? My John Johnson was the son-in-law of William H. Hamler (II), having married W.H. Hamler's daughter Ida May Hamler, b. 22 Sep 1872. I believe that Ida spent most of her time in Sussex Co., NJ though the 1880 Census has her being born in Pennsylvania. Here's an Obit and Cemetery record I have of my John Johnson: "Andover Cemetery Record, Kemp & Hamler Plot. Section V, plot 9..." [p. 23 Josephine (Jennie Baldwin Hamler)Kemp ] "10/18/36 John Johnson, d. age 52. (William H. Hamler's son-in-law) John Johnson was married to Ida Hamler; his family bought Jenning's Farm, just below Marksboro"(New Jersey Herald, 5/12/21.) Kathleen In a message dated 9/1/03 9:41:09 AM US Mountain Standard Time, maryanngunn@msn.com writes: > I have recently become aware that my ggggg grandmother was probably Dutch. > Her name was Mabel Johnson b.1758, father Alexander Johnson, son of John > Johnson. He is the son of Wouter Jansen. John Johnson lived in Hanover, NJ. I am > looking for any information about this family. I would like to know where > Mabel is likely to have been buried. I have a record of what is on her > tombstone, but not where it is. Mabel was married to John Cook of Hanover. I'm hoping > he is next to her. So my question is, is there a Dutch cemetery in Morris > County? Thanks, Maryann >

Hello, My G-Aunt was Almira/Elmyra Shauger/Shawger. And she had a brother and a father whose name was George Shauger. Her mother's name was Mary Ann. The son George was born in 1833. My G-Aunt was born in the 1840's, at the trail of the large family. She married my G-Uncle, Andrew H. Hamler, b. Sussex Co., NJ and they lived in Sussex County. My G-Aunt died in 1911 and Andrew died in the 1930's. He fought in the Civil War. Elmyra and Andrew and a few family members are buried at Tranquility Methodist Cemetery, Green Twp, Sus Co, NJ. I am sorry that I don't have more info about either of the George Shaugers; I do believe that Elmyra was born in Morris County. Thanks for the tip of where to look for information... Let me know if I can help you. My main thrust of research is my maiden name "Hamler." Sincerely, Kathleen Hamler Purchase In a message dated 9/1/03 7:30:25 AM US Mountain Standard Time, joe.mcglynn@comcast.net writes: > Rollin, > > This info I'm suggesting is just a theory at this time, but keep it on the > back burner. > > I am interested in the ZINDLE family in Morris County. > > I have a note on MARY ZINDLE (1808?-1885?) that married GEORGE B SHAUGER > (b.1800-1820 - d.before 1880) > > MARY ZINDLE was either a daughter or Grand-daughter of LEOPOLD ZINDLE. > > I have seen LEOPOLD ZINDLE's name with a spelling of LAPOLT ZINDLE in some > early records. This makes me wonder if George B and Mary Zindle Shauger are > perhaps the parents of LAPOLT SHAUGER > > that's all I have on the name SHAUGER. There are also SHAWGER names in > Morris County in early/mid 1800 period. > ********************** > did some digging - look at this website > http://www.rootsweb.com/~njmorris/cemeteries/rockaway5.htm > Abram W Shawger is listed as son of Leopalt Shawger in cemetary records > > ********************** > > Joe in Richmond > > >

F.Y.I. From the USGenWeb <<[Daily-Uploads] New Files, 31 Aug-1 Sep 2003>> Good luck. Marybeth C. ========= << http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/nj/burlington/cemeteries/standrew.txt http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/nj/hunterdon/cemeteries/robbins.txt >>

I have recently become aware that my ggggg grandmother was probably Dutch. Her name was Mabel Johnson b.1758, father Alexander Johnson, son of John Johnson. He is the son of Wouter Jansen. John Johnson lived in Hanover, NJ. I am looking for any information about this family. I would like to know where Mabel is likely to have been buried. I have a record of what is on her tombstone, but not where it is. Mabel was married to John Cook of Hanover. I'm hoping he is next to her. So my question is, is there a Dutch cemetery in Morris County? Thanks, Maryann

Rollin, This info I'm suggesting is just a theory at this time, but keep it on the back burner. I am interested in the ZINDLE family in Morris County. I have a note on MARY ZINDLE (1808?-1885?) that married GEORGE B SHAUGER (b.1800-1820 - d.before 1880) MARY ZINDLE was either a daughter or Grand-daughter of LEOPOLD ZINDLE. I have seen LEOPOLD ZINDLE's name with a spelling of LAPOLT ZINDLE in some early records. This makes me wonder if George B and Mary Zindle Shauger are perhaps the parents of LAPOLT SHAUGER that's all I have on the name SHAUGER. There are also SHAWGER names in Morris County in early/mid 1800 period. ********************** did some digging - look at this website http://www.rootsweb.com/~njmorris/cemeteries/rockaway5.htm Abram W Shawger is listed as son of Leopalt Shawger in cemetary records ********************** Joe in Richmond ----- Original Message ----- From: <Rollin933@cs.com> To: <NJMORRIS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, August 31, 2003 9:24 PM Subject: [NJMORRIS] (no subject) > Hello; My name is Rollin from Michigan and would like any > information on Labolt Shauger. He is my g grandfather and was born in Morris > County NJ in 1820.He was in the civil war from Michigan and died in Midland > Michigan in 1906.Labolt married Martha Whitman in 1859.I don,t have any other > information on his family. > > Thanks > > > >