Hi, I do lookups at the NJ Archives for birth, marriage, death and census records. The service is inexpensive and very fast. Email me directly if you are interested. [email protected]

My ggggrandmother was: Eunice JOHNSON, (b.~1784-1786, d. 1876,) She migrated from Orange Co, NY to Passaic Co., NJ. She married Thomas CAHILL. Children: Thomas J., Ann, Johnson, John and Wm. Henry. Eunice is buried in W. Milford Presbyterian Church Cemetery...-Judy

My Margaret (or Mary Ann) >ANDERSON, b.~1804, NJ (according to 1850 census,) is on the 1850 census for West Milford, Pasaic, NJ, with husband, Nathaniel RHODES, b. (Providence, RI, 1792.) He's also listed on 1840 census in the same town, (no other names given.) Their children were Henry, Stephen, Hannah, >and Chileon. Nathan's parents may have been, John RHOADES and Elizabeth THURBER, (according to LDS ancestral file.)..-Judy, searching: Anderson, Burrows, Cahill, Callaghan, Conklin, Davis, Decker, Dowd, Fellows, Fudala, Hardy, Johnson, Kitchner, Martine/Martene, Meeker, Olden/Oldham, Olszewska, Pendleton, Rhodes, Settle, Speaker, Sprague, Szymanik, Ten Eyck, Terhune, Thurber, Tidaback

<A HREF="http://www.fairlawn75.org/index.htm">Click here: Fair Lawn's 75th Anniversary Home Page</A> Don't know if anyone saw this mentioned in the Bergen Record today, but, thought I would pass it on. Jean

This is what I have on George Ryerson and Albert Terhune as requested by Judy Clauss: Terhune/Ryerson George Ryerson m. Hopper, Catrena George Ryerson b.1743 George Ryerson, b. September 26, 1753 m. Post, Abigail George A. Ryerson, b. October 03, 1803, d. May 11, 1879, m. DeBow, Christina, October 18, 1828 George I. Ryerson, 1719-1814, m. Hennion, Antje, June 21, 1760 George John Ryerson, m. Van Houten, Hillegout, September 19, 1813 George Lorenzo Ryerson, b. May 22, 1859 George Luke Ryerson, b. December 22, 1742 Albert Terhune, m. Ackerman, Anna Maria Albert Terhune, m. Van Voorhees, Hendrickje Albert Terhune, b. 1877, m. Berry, Jane, October 14, 1820 Albert Terhune, b. December 10, 1749 Albert Terhune, b. August 07, 1757 Albert Terhune, b. March 30, 1816 Albert Terhune, b. February 13, 1836, d. 1916, m. Jacobus, Leah Ann, May 29, 1858 Albert D. Terhune, b. July 18, 1770, m. Blauvelt, Lea Kind regards, Myra Vreeland Lane

Looking for any information about the Garnier family who lived in and around Paterson and Fairlawn. Francois Garnier: b. ???? , came to Paterson from Lyon, France. His wife had the surname Mueller or Miller. His sons: Frank Bogart Garnier. born c. 1884-86 in Paterson. Died c. 1940-42 in Fairlawn/Paterson. Wife: Cornelia Tanis, b. 1893 in Paterson. Died 1967 in Fairlawn. Dewey Garnier born 4/11/1897 in Paterson Died 12/1969 in Newhall, CA Frank's children: Frank James Garnier born 8/24/31 in Paterson Margaret Garnier Topp

On Bergen Co.Rootsweb I saw some of the following names listed as proprietors TERHUNE, RYERSON, POST. I'm told by my grUncle Raymond CAHILL, now deceased that I'm related to TERHUNEs, and he also mentioned the Peter POST hotel.. Also, I've found my Julia RHODES, (b. 1832, NJ,) enumerated with a George RYERSON, (attorney,) family, on the 1850 Newton, Sussex Co. census, (she was 18, obviously working there.) Julia's father-in-law, Charles OLDHAM, (d. Passaic Co, 1838,) was also an attorney as well as Constable and Sherrif. I see an Albert TERHUNE, Jr. living next door to William CAHILL, (Wm. may be my ggUncle,the b.date's a little off,) on the West Milford, Passaic 1850 census. The next house is Albert TERHUNE, Sr... I know back then, they married their neighbors. I just wondered if you recognize any of these names or if you have any of them in your "family tree." Thank you for your time and help...-Judy Clauss

"Kinnelon: A History" by Lucy A. Meyer c. 1976 (a copy in Little Falls Library) In 1883, Hubbard S. Stickle sold a large tract of land including a lake and mines to Francis Sherwood Kinney, wealthy manufacturer of Sweet Caporal cigarettes. Over the years Kinney increased the estate through the purchase of neighbooring farms (most now only street names in Smoke Rise) to 5,000 acres. He built a four- story, eight chimney "cottage" and employed over 100 men to raise prize English sheep, dogs, horses and Brown Swiss cows. Francis Kinney's children were - sons, Morris and Warren (first mayor of the town of Kinnelon - which is what Francis called his "cottage") and daughter, Beatrice nicknamed Buffy. Francis Kinney died in 1923. Hope This Helps, Cathy DiPietro [email protected] listowner: NJSussex-L, Kinney-L

Linda, Perhaps it is "Methodist Episcopal" -- which I know from its use in Ontario. --Noelle At 11:06 AM 3/7/1999 -0600, Linda M. Bifulco wrote: >Help...... > >I have found (on my great grandparents marriage >certificate) a reference to the church that they were >married in. It says: The M E Church of Hewitt, NJ. > >Can anyone tell me what the M E stands for? >Is this church still around? >Is there a cemetery connected with it? >Are any records for the church and / or cemetery available?? > >Any help or advice is greatly appreciated. Thank you. > >Linda Carroll Bifulco >[email protected] > > > >

Would the person who is looking for information on the Kinney Estate please contact me. I lost your e-mail and I have some information on how you may be able to obtain some help in your search. Jean Morris

Thomas Burnet settled in Southampton, Long Island in the early 1640's and was progenitor of a large number of descendants who lived in the counties of northern New Jersey and elsewhere. We now have a Rootsweb mailing list, BURNET-THOMAS-L, to encourage exchange of information on any matters related to the descendants, ancestors and relatives of Thomas Burnet. Anyone with interest in the genealogy of these people are welcome to subscribe as follows. To subscribe send the word "subscribe" (without quotes) as the only text in the body of a message to: [email protected] (mail mode), or [email protected] (digest mode). For postings: [email protected] Edward Burnet Listowner

Help...... I have found (on my great grandparents marriage certificate) a reference to the church that they were married in. It says: The M E Church of Hewitt, NJ. Can anyone tell me what the M E stands for? Is this church still around? Is there a cemetery connected with it? Are any records for the church and / or cemetery available?? Any help or advice is greatly appreciated. Thank you. Linda Carroll Bifulco [email protected]

Hi, Where can I write to for naturalization records for a person living in Patterson NJ? He came to the USA between 1875-1883 and per the 1900 census he was NA. Thanks, Eileen

Hi List, I had asked Holy Sepulchre Cemetery who was in a gravesite #4(had a transfer certificate) and they also gave the names of people in graves 1,2 & 3. This is Section O, Plot no 469. Grave #1. Philamena Dalpigno Andrea Alpino Grave #2. Emma Van Hook Bruno Van Hook Maria Claus Grave #3. James Walls Honora Walls Sarah Walls Mary Walls Grave #4. Elizabeth Brady James Brady That's all the information I have on the first three graves. The fourth grave is my relatives. Elizabeth died in 1893 at age 60. She was married to a James Brady. James died at 11 months old in 1904. His mother was Anna and father was Dennis Brady. Any Brady relatives out there? The address for Holy Sepulchre Cemetery is 52 Totowa Rd, Totowa NJ 07512 Hope this helps someone. Good Luck, Eileen

In a message dated 3/1/99 4:45:33 AM, [email protected] writes: << #2 >> The were published in the newsletter of the church called The Church Tablet, copies of which are at the Passaic Co. Hist. Society and Bergen Co. Hist. Society (Johnson Library in Hackensack.) Ree Hopper

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charset=3DUS-ASCII > >Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit > > > >FYI, I received this today from the [email protected] List. It > was sent > >to that list from > [email protected] (Glenn Campbell) < who wrote > the > >following: > > > >"This is a bit long winded but worth reading. PLEASE circulate, at > least > >the address of the FAMILY SEARCH, to any roots-l you may belong (to) > so that > >the LDS will consider to keep it running." > > > >----Original Message----- > >From: Virginia Ewing [mailto:[email protected]] > >Sent: Monday, March 01, 1999 5:00 PM > >Subject: LDS FAMILY SEARCH COMING SOON > > > >As the director of a LDS Family History Center, I have received a > notice > >from Salt Lake LDS FHL, announcing the Beta testing of Family Search > on > >line. It is not yet up, a problem with a piece of equipment, but > will > >be starting sometimes this month and will be up only a few weeks as a > >test run. > > > >If there is not a lot of interest it will be taken off and not put > back > >on. So spread the word and keep trying to get through. When it comes > on > >line the URL will be: > www.familysearch.org <. > > > >I have not been told exactly what will be available but know at least > >the Ancestral File and Family History Library Catalog will be > included. > > > >Family Search is the name of the program we have on CDs in all LDS > FHCs. > >Some public libraries also have this program. FS includes the IGI, > >Ancestral File, Family History Library Catalog, Social Security Death > >Records, Koran and Vietnam war death records, and Scottish Church > >Records. > > > >For those of you not familiar with the various searches, the IGI is > the > >International Genealogical Index. It includes, in alphabetical > order, > >all of the names that have been sent to the Temples to have > ordinances > >performed in their name. > > > >Names in the IGI are usually submitted by members, but not always. > >Non-members also submit their family names to get them into the IGI. > >Some of the marriages may have been part of extraction programs. The > >names were taken from courthouse records and checked and rechecked by > >several volunteers before being accepted as correct. > > > >Most people do try to send in accurate information but there are many > >mistakes. My advice is, always check the original source. Use the IGI > >to find where people with your surname would have lived and order the > >census and court records from that area. > > > >Ancestral File is Gedcoms of group and pedigree sheets sent in by > >members and non-members. The name and address of the submitter is > >included and hopefully will allow you to contact others working on > your > >line. If the address is out of date sometimes a letter to the > Membership > >dept. in Salt Lake will get you a correct address if the person was a > >member of the LDS church. > > > >Once again, the material is only as good as the research that went > into > >it and some of it is pretty bad. Check it out before you 'adopt' it. > > > >If you find a mistake on Ancestral File, you can send in your > corrections, > >along with your sources of proof, and it will be noted in the next > update. > >The first submitter does not have to provide proof, but you do, if > you are > >making a correction. You can add additions to a file, or submit a new > >file. You do not have to be a member to submit material. > > > >The Family History Library Catalog is a listing of every book, film > and > >fiche available at the Salt Lake City LDS Family History Library. > This > >allows us to find what is available for each locality, world-wide. It > >includes the FHL call numbers and a description of what is included > in the > >film/fiche or book. > > > >The material from the books and film/fiche will not be on line. That > is > >not something they can do, at this time. Hopefully it will be a > >possibility some time in the distant future. > > > >The film and fiche will still have to be ordered through FHC. > Microfilm > >and microfiche are the property of the FHL and are sent into the care > of > >the LDS FHC director and must remain under her/his care until > returned. > >For this reason they are never allowed to be taken from the LDS FHC. > > > >Almost all of the microfilm and microfiche at the LDS Family History > >Library in Salt Lake City can be ordered into any LDS FHL, anywhere > in > >the world, but there are a few exceptions. Copyright laws prevent > them > >from using material without the written consent of the owner. Some of > the > >film and fiche where filmed by companies other than the LDS Church > and > >permission to circulate these film to LDS FHCs has been denied. There > >will be a notice included in the description, saying it can not be > >circulated. Many of the SC microfilm where made by a company who has > >refused permission to allow the film to be circulated, but there are > many > >microfilm available for SC, some covering the same material that is > on > >the restricted film. > > > >The LDS FHL is a non-profit organization, and that is why it still > cost > >only 15 cents a sheet for a microfiche, $3.25 plus tax to rent a > >microfilm for a month [may be more in other countries] and the > >SourceGuide and other home use programs are sold at such a reasonable > >price. We aren't allowed to make a profit, even in the FHCs. > > > >The books that are listed are not loaned out but can sometimes be > >obtained through an Inter-library loan through your public library. > >You can request copies of pages and if a book is indexed, by ordering > the > >index you can see if your people would have been listed. In cases > where > >the copyright has expired the book may have been filmed or can be > filmed > >upon request. Never hurts to ask. > > > >Virginia Ewing [email protected] > >listowner: Gober, Perry, Ashley & MSWilkin[son] co, MS > >search the mailing list archives at > >http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl > > > >----- End Included Message ----- > > > > > >=3D=3D=3D=3D SNOW Mailing List =3D=3D=3D=3D > >To search the archives of this list go to: > >http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl > > > > > >--part0_920404993_boundary-- > > > > > =3D=3D=3D=3D ROGERS Mailing List =3D=3D=3D=3D ROGERS HUNTERS HOMEPAGE http://users.ilnk.com/ejcornell/Rogers.htm --part0_920420019_boundary-- ==== FOX Mailing List ==== Archives for the FOX-L can be seen at http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl. Now if you: 1. Have to unsubscribe for a period of time, you can view messages that you missed by going to the archives. 2. A new subscriber can view messages that were posted previous to their subscribing to the list. 3. If you accidently delete a message you can go to the archives and retrieve and/or view the message. Questions? Contact Terry at [email protected] Happy Huntin'!

Hi List, This site(PBS)has info on the Influenza of 1918. Looks like it is on tonight(March 1 1999) on some stations. Check your local listings, as they say. http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/amex/influenza/index.html

Hi list, Can someone please tell me what, if any, records are available from the late 1800's for the Passaic Dutch Reformed Church? And where would I be able to see them or write for the information. I will be in the area sometime in March and would like to look up the marriage records of my Gr-grandparents and the birth and baptismal records of my grandfather. Researching in NJ: BAKELAAR, VLAMING (FLAMING), STARK. Thank you. Carole

Hi all, I wonder if you could suggest a source to obtain additional info about Acquackanonk Twp.(now Passaic)in the 1870's? I found my INDOE family, Edward, Jane TUCKER INDOE, and their 4 children there in the 1870 census. He is listed as farm laborer so I'm thinking that maybe The Labor Exchange at Castle Gdn found Edward & family work there on a farm in Acquackanonk when they first arrived in this country from England. I'm also trying to track down their naturalization papers and so would like suggestions regarding what courthouse to write to for them. Thanks for your help, I sure appreciate it! Debbie

Does anyone know if Photography Studios files were archived anywhere? I have several photos that show the name and addresses of the studios at the time but unfortunately familly members did not label as to who the people in the photo were. Any clues are appreciated Mary Huber [email protected]