I am searching for descendents of Frederick SCHOFIELD b. 1860 in England and wife Elizabeth b. 1862 in England. In 1900 census they were living in Paterson. Had one son Harold b. 1883 in England. Harold married Florence DEAN and had a son Stanley b. 1905 in Paterson. Any information on this family would be greatly appreciated. Thank You Jane Burns [email protected]

My Passaic County surnames are: Passaro - Paterson Pezzuti - Paterson and Hawthorne Feliciano - Hawthorne Maryann Blinn [email protected]

My Passaic Co. surname is GARRISON .Some from Totowa ,NYC.Allseemed to end up in Paterson. Gail researching: McDonald + McKewen+Farley+Lane+Owens+Vail+Griggs+Kerr+Reynolds+Throckmorton+Bayles+Hankins+Applegate+Webb+Parkinson+Garrison+Denver...

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --part0_908212109_boundary Content-ID: <[email protected]_out.mail.aol.com.1> Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII In a message dated 10/11/98 9:15:25 PM US Mountain Standard Time, [email protected] writes: << ******************** SOME THOUGHTS ON... FLY It's obvious that you can catch more flies with honey than vinegar -- but, then what can you do with them? FOOL Nature is full of compensations. For instance: for every woman who makes a fool out of some man, there's another woman who makes a man out of some fool. FOOLPROOF You must realize that science can devise a method of making things fireproof and they can make things waterproof -- but the big money will go to some scientist who can make things foolproof. FOOTBALL I suppose everyone has now realized that there is many a father who,after spending thousands of dollars on his son's education gets only a quarterback. FOREIGN AFFAIRS The latest American policy is to speak softly and carry a big stick -- of candy! FOREIGN AID I had the opportunity to see India's Taj Mahal in Agra. This is truly an awe-inspiring sight -- especially since it was built long before America's generous distribution of foreign aid! FORGET It is a reliable adage that says "A person who goes on a vacation to forget things, doesn't ever find out until he opens his luggage." FORGIVE It is part of a woman's makeup that they will forgive a man anything except his failure to ask to be forgiven. FREE Until now, it is true that the best things in life are free -- but only until Congress figures out a way to fix that. FRIENDS I've discovered that I have only two kinds of friends -- those who are always around when you need them and those who are at your side when they need you. 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FLY It's obvious that you can catch more flies with honey than vinegar -- but, then what can you do with them? FOOL Nature is full of compensations. For instance: for every woman who makes a fool out of some man, there's another woman who makes a man out of some fool. FOOLPROOF You must realize that science can devise a method of making things fireproof and they can make things waterproof -- but the big money will go to some scientist who can make things foolproof. FOOTBALL I suppose everyone has now realized that there is many a father who,after spending thousands of dollars on his son's education gets only a quarterback. FOREIGN AFFAIRS The latest American policy is to speak softly and carry a big stick -- of candy! FOREIGN AID I had the opportunity to see India's Taj Mahal in Agra. This is truly an awe-inspiring sight -- especially since it was built long before America's generous distribution of foreign aid! 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This is a good idea about posting the surnames. Mine are all from Paterson- Houghton Curie Hagedorn Robinson/Robertson Morris Landau Betty Morris [email protected]

Marilyn, I sent this message to two others (Bill and Jean) who mentioned POST: I have one POST connection, and have done little research: i. Jacob ECKHAR(D)T, abt. 1780- abt. 1849 m. Sarah POST, b. abt. 1780 ii. Jane ECKHAR(D)T, 1806-1889 m. Henry John VREELAND, 1803-1888 iii. Catherine VREELAND, 1824-1911 m. Abraham E. PULIS, 1820-1891 iv. Marcus J. PULIS, 1846-1927 m. Clara MERRITT, 1852-1917 Marcus and Clara PULIS are my g-grandparents. They ended up farming just across the border in Organge Co. NY, and are buried in Warwick (N.Y.) Cemetery. It is possible that Sarah is the daughter of Jacob POST. In the IGI, 1988, there is a christening in Bergen, Schraelenburg Dutch Ref. Church, on 22 APR 1781, for a "Sara" listing Jacob POST as father. I have not followed up. This is the right place and time period, I just haven't worked on this line. In the 1830 NJ Census, there are two POSTs in Pompton Twp., Bergen Co., who were b. 1780-1790: Abraham, who is aged 40-50, and is listed below Jacob ECHART in the census. Peter, also aged 40-50, on the next page of the census, so they are nearby families. There is another Abraham POST who is aged 30-40, so born 1790-1800, on the same page as Peter. There is also Abraham A. POST aged 20-30, so born 1800-1810, on the same page with the Abraham as the one aged 40-50. I'll be looking forward to hearing from you! --Noelle (a.k.a. Mrs. E. Garrison Walters) At 04:57 PM 10/10/1998 EDT, [email protected] wrote: >Hi Passaic List, > >Here are the surnames that I am searching for in and around Passaic County in >the late 1700s, the 1800s and the early 1900s: COON, COURTER, HOUGH, HUNT, >KINSEY, JERSEY, LONGWELL, POST, RUTAN and VAN ORMAN > >And thanks to Diane for getting this "roll call" going, > >Marilyn Hough Stern > > ------------------------------------------------------

I am researching the following surnames in Passaic Co.: Soltis (from Clifton) Drzymala (from Passaic) Sandy [email protected]

My family lived in West Milford Township from 1800 to 1853. Surnames are: HARRISON WRIGHT FREEMAN HENDERSON Hope to find other researchers. Ruth in California "My Harrison Line" http://harrison.simplenet.com

Noelle: Dear sir, just came across your message below to David and Sue about your ancestors. If I may, I have some ancestors married to POST and PULIS and who knows, they may be connected to your ancestors: 1-Mary POST (b.Nov 1774) m. 25APR1798 to Edward Jones (b.Apr 1773), they had children: Abraham, John, James & Edward. 2-Cornelius PULLIS (parents unk.) m.Mary Smith (b.Sep 1888). Mary's parents were Jacob C. Smith & Margaret A. Straut. I have further information on Edward Jones' family and that of Jacob Smith, if needed. Let me know if these good folks appear in you researched surname lines. Thank you. Cheers, David F Jones ([email protected]) --------------------------------------------------------------------- At 11:57 AM 10/11/98 -0400, you wrote: >Hello, David, >Here is my VREELAND and POST connection. I just reponded to Sue (scady1122) >about this: >i. Jacob ECKHAR(D)T, abt. 1780- abt. 1849 > m. Sarah POST, b. abt. 1780 >ii. Jane ECKHAR(D)T, 1806-1889 > m. Henry John VREELAND, 1803-1888 >iii. Catherine VREELAND, 1824-1911 > m. Abraham E. PULIS, 1820-1891 >iv. Marcus J. PULIS, 1846-1927 > m. Clara MERRITT, 1852-1917 >Marcus and Clara PULIS are my g-grandparents. They ended up farming just across the border in Organge Co. NY, and are buried in Warwick (N.Y.) Cemetery. It is possible that Sarah is the daughter of Jacob POST. In the IGI, 1988, there is a christening in Bergen, Schraelenburg Dutch Ref. Church, on 22 APR 1781, for a "Sara" listing Jacob POST as father. I have not followed up. This is the right place and time period, I just haven't worked on this line. In the 1830 NJ Census, there are two POSTs in Pompton Twp., Bergen Co., who >were b. 1780-1790: >Abraham, who is aged 40-50, and is listed below Jacob ECHART in the census. >Peter, also aged 40-50, on the next page of the census, so they are nearby >families. There is another Abraham POST who is aged 30-40, so born 1790-1800, on the >same page as Peter. There is also Abraham A. POST aged 20-30, so born 1800-1810, on the same page with the Abraham as the one aged 40-50. I have a bit more VREELAND information because I did more work on that line, very little on POST. The GARRISON connection is partly NY/NJ on my side, but mostly I worked on it on my husband's side, in Warren Co., NJ. It will take me a little more effort to respond to you on that. I have some commitments today and have to quit email. I'll be looking forward to hearing from you! Noelle ---------------------------------------------------------------- >(a.k.a. Mrs. E. Garrison Walters0 >At 09:19 PM 10/10/1998 +0000, David Henry wrote: >>Hi. My surnames in Passaic County include, but are not limited to: >>CARMAN (Bloomingdale, West MIlford, Paterson, Haledon) >>HENION (West Milford, Bloomingdale, Butler..which was formerly West >>Bloomingdale) >>TALLMAN (New Foundland, West Milford Township) >>DAVENPORT (same) >>COLE (unknown actually...married the Davenport) >>POST >>VREELAND >>GARRISON >>SISCO/FRANCISCO >>and others that I can not remember off hand..Thanks for your considerations! David

Hello all, I am searching for my ancestors, any cousins, and any information about their lives. All but 2 were from NJ, ancestral roots are in Wales. If any of the below information may link to your family or someone elses, please contact me. Always happy and proud to share any information I have (non-commercially) with anyone. This is a brief history of the ancestors I am looking for: ROGER JONES, b.Wales,abt.1675/79; m.1699/1700 dau/step-dau of William Teller, sister to Susana Brockholst. 2 sons: Edward (no history), & *Nicholas, b.1701-NJ; *NICHOLAS, m. Elizabeth Mead;2nd.Elizabeth Bray/Bruin; 3rd: Maritje Young; 6 Kids in all:Elizabeth; Samuel; Susanna; CPT Nicholas; Margaret-?; *Thomas-1732,b.Wales *THOMAS, m.1749 to Elizabeth Pool in Jamaica, Long Island, NY. 1750 settled in Pacquenack, NJ. 9 Kids: William-; Margrieta; Nicklaes; Mary; William; Sarah; Elizabeth; Jane; *Edward-1749. *EDWARD, m.1777 to Elizabeth Kipp; 3 kids: Elizabeth; Margaret-?; *Nicholas-1781-b-Pompton, NJ. *NICHOLAS, m.19JUN1802 to Hannah Johnson. 9 kids: Elizabeth; Mary; Edward; William; John;James; Nicholas; Lavina; *Thomas-1822; *THOMAS, m.1846 to Elizabeth DeBow, 10 Kids?: John H; Edward; Eleanor; Franklin; Mary Ida; Elizabeth; Louisa; Thomas; *William H.,b.1851; *WILLIAM H, m.1st:Jane Sarah Hughes, 1878; m.2nd:Jeannette Shepard/Young; 7 Kids: Chesney; Grace Evelyn; Roy/Ray; *Roscoe L-b.95; Hobart; Madeleine; Ernest; ****William H. is my gr-grandfather Thank you very much for taking the time to check out my ancestors. David F Jones ([email protected])

FORDEN, Wm. bd. 1840 from Yorkshire England>>his wife Mary Eliza DENT FORDEN bd 1843 had a daughter> FORDEN Sarah Ann bd. 1864. If anyone can check the census that covers this area at this time>>1860 to 1870>> I would appreciate the information, or if you can tell me if this census time period is any where on the www I would appreciate the URL. TYIA Dorothy NY

Hello, David, Here is my VREELAND and POST connection. I just reponded to Sue (scady1122) about this: i. Jacob ECKHAR(D)T, abt. 1780- abt. 1849 m. Sarah POST, b. abt. 1780 ii. Jane ECKHAR(D)T, 1806-1889 m. Henry John VREELAND, 1803-1888 iii. Catherine VREELAND, 1824-1911 m. Abraham E. PULIS, 1820-1891 iv. Marcus J. PULIS, 1846-1927 m. Clara MERRITT, 1852-1917 Marcus and Clara PULIS are my g-grandparents. They ended up farming just across the border in Organge Co. NY, and are buried in Warwick (N.Y.) Cemetery. It is possible that Sarah is the daughter of Jacob POST. In the IGI, 1988, there is a christening in Bergen, Schraelenburg Dutch Ref. Church, on 22 APR 1781, for a "Sara" listing Jacob POST as father. I have not followed up. This is the right place and time period, I just haven't worked on this line. In the 1830 NJ Census, there are two POSTs in Pompton Twp., Bergen Co., who were b. 1780-1790: Abraham, who is aged 40-50, and is listed below Jacob ECHART in the census. Peter, also aged 40-50, on the next page of the census, so they are nearby families. There is another Abraham POST who is aged 30-40, so born 1790-1800, on the same page as Peter. There is also Abraham A. POST aged 20-30, so born 1800-1810, on the same page with the Abraham as the one aged 40-50. I have a bit more VREELAND information because I did more work on that line, very little on POST. The GARRISON connection is partly NY/NJ on my side, but mostly I worked on it on my husband's side, in Warren Co., NJ. It will take me a little more effort to respond to you on that. I have some commitments today and have to quit email. I'll be looking forward to hearing from you! --Noelle (a.k.a. Mrs. E. Garrison Walters0 At 09:19 PM 10/10/1998 +0000, David Henry wrote: >Hi. My surnames in Passaic County include, but are not limited to: >CARMAN (Bloomingdale, West MIlford, Paterson, Haledon) >HENION (West Milford, Bloomingdale, Butler..which was formerly West >Bloomingdale) >TALLMAN (New Foundland, West Milford Township) >DAVENPORT (same) >COLE (unknown actually...married the Davenport) >POST >VREELAND >GARRISON >SISCO/FRANCISCO >and others that I can not remember off hand....Thanks for your >considerations! David > > >

Hi, Sue, I have one POST connection, and have done little research: i. Jacob ECKHAR(D)T, abt. 1780- abt. 1849 m. Sarah POST, b. abt. 1780 ii. Jane ECKHAR(D)T, 1806-1889 m. Henry John VREELAND, 1803-1888 iii. Catherine VREELAND, 1824-1911 m. Abraham E. PULIS, 1820-1891 iv. Marcus J. PULIS, 1846-1927 m. Clara MERRITT, 1852-1917 Marcus and Clara PULIS are my g-grandparents. They ended up farming just across the border in Organge Co. NY, and are buried in Warwick (N.Y.) Cemetery. It is possible that Sarah is the daughter of Jacob POST. In the IGI, 1988, there is a christening in Bergen, Schraelenburg Dutch Ref. Church, on 22 APR 1781, for a "Sara" listing Jacob POST as father. I have not followed up. This is the right place and time period, I just haven't worked on this line. In the 1830 NJ Census, there are two POSTs in Pompton Twp., Bergen Co., who were b. 1780-1790: Abraham, who is aged 40-50, and is listed below Jacob ECHART in the census. Peter, also aged 40-50, on the next page of the census, so they are nearby families. There is another Abraham POST who is aged 30-40, so born 1790-1800, on the same page as Peter. There is also Abraham A. POST aged 20-30, so born 1800-1810, on the same page with the Abraham as the one aged 40-50. I'll be looking forward to hearing from you! --Noelle (a.k.a. Mrs. E. Garrison Walters) At 01:10 PM 10/10/1998 EDT, [email protected] wrote: >I am researching the following names from Passaic Co: > BRANDLE > MILLS > BANTA > KENZLE > POST > CHRISTIE >All from Paterson >Sue [email protected] > > >

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------137E9C282219D43CC5EB405D Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit I would like to post the surnames from Passaic that I am reasearching. All were from or lived in Paterson: CUBBY SHARPLEY BOVERA NAPOLITANO/NAPLES D'AQUILLA Thanks, Cathy Larson --------------137E9C282219D43CC5EB405D Content-Type: text/x-vcard; charset=us-ascii; name="vcard.vcf" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Description: Card for Cathleen Larson Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="vcard.vcf" begin: vcard fn: Cathleen Larson n: Larson;Cathleen email;internet: [email protected] x-mozilla-cpt: ;0 x-mozilla-html: FALSE version: 2.1 end: vcard --------------137E9C282219D43CC5EB405D--

I have seen two posts researching the subject names. >From Cutter, "Genealogical and Family History of Western New York - Vol III" Eleanor Board (born ca 1740) married John Banta Jane Board (born ca 1744) married Poules Rutan Please reply to me if you need more details on the reference. Jim Carlson Alexandria, VA

Ha ha, How is that for a subject for a message to the list. Thanks for your cooperation, you folks are great. I promise to catch up the web site soon. So sorry for the delay. Right now I am having puter problems and only have some of my equipment working and have not reloaded most of my software. I was forced to reformat my hard drive. I have been holding it off for a long time but decided it was NOW to do it. So I did..so please bear with me a bit longer and I will have finished turning over Hudson and Sussex Counties to others and will have more time to concentrate on Passaic county. I am also working on Vol. III of The Ackerman Family as the people who were working on it are no longer able to do it..so I have undertaken the task to completely review the manuscript and to add in any corrections that are needed. If you have any Ackemerman info that you think I might not have..especially on descendants...and especially in Passaic County..please by all means, let me know. Also if you have any time to do any census work for Passaic County or any other county in NJ..I desperately need the 1900, 1910, 1920 Census for Ackerman/Ockerman and any variation of the spelling. I believe that they are on soundex and you could do the soundex number for Ackerman..forget what it is offhand. If anyone is interested please let me know. Diane Ward Sives Listowner Passai-L, [email protected] Co-Membership Genealogist David Ackerman Descendants -1662 Sussex County NJGenWeb: http://www.rootsweb.com/~njsussex/ Essex County NJGenWeb: http://www.rootsweb.com/~njessex/ Hudson County NJGenWeb: http://www.rootsweb.com/~njhudson/ Passaic County NJGenWeb: http://www.rootsweb.com/~njpassai/

Please when you send mail to the list...make the subject the surnames you are researching or something like that. It makes a world of difference to many people as they only scan the subjects to determine what they have the time to look at. At times, I only scan subjects myself; especially when I have fallen behind on reading my email. Diane Ward Sives Listowner Sussex County NJGenWeb: http://www.rootsweb.com/~njsussex/ Essex County NJGenWeb: http://www.rootsweb.com/~njessex/ Hudson County NJGenWeb: http://www.rootsweb.com/~njhudson/ Passaic County NJGenWeb: http://www.rootsweb.com/~njpassai/

Donna, You want to make sure you put it on the Hudson County list as that is where Constable's Hook was. Where did you come up with Barentsen for Jannetje Jans? According to my records she was Jannetje Jans van Sutphen...not a Van Sutphen but from there. She came over as a single lady from Holland, I believe. Unless I am confused. If you post this to the Dutch colonies List I bet you will get lots of response to it. I am also a descendant of this couple. I see where you get the Barentsen..from Barentson Van Horn..sorry..momentary amnesia. I am a descendant of hers twice through the Van Buskirk line..once on my mother's side and once on my father's side and also through Jannetje and her first husband Barent Van Horn..on my father's side. A Van Horn married a Van Buskirk on my father's side. I am up to my ears with lots of Ackerman stuff..so can't do too much looking at other things. Diane Ward Sives At 04:29 PM 10/10/98 EDT, you wrote: >Hi Diane, >Good idea. >I am searching for Van Buskirk descendants of Laurens Andriessen Van Buskirk >and Jannetje Jans( Barentsen) may be other spellings, too. > >Laurens and Jannetje were married in 1658 in the Old Dutch Church Staten >Island, NY. >He died in 1694 and she died in 1692. They had 4 sons of which, I believe I >am a descendant of Laurens. > >They lived at Constable's Hook in NJ. That is where the old Van Buskirk Burial >Ground is. > >Donna Van Buskirk > > Sussex County NJGenWeb: http://www.rootsweb.com/~njsussex/ Essex County NJGenWeb: http://www.rootsweb.com/~njessex/ Hudson County NJGenWeb: http://www.rootsweb.com/~njhudson/ Passaic County NJGenWeb: http://www.rootsweb.com/~njpassai/

Seaching the following surnames: Berry Hornby Stiefle Stone Ron Page Fairfax Station, VA

Hi. My surnames in Passaic County include, but are not limited to: CARMAN (Bloomingdale, West MIlford, Paterson, Haledon) HENION (West Milford, Bloomingdale, Butler..which was formerly West Bloomingdale) TALLMAN (New Foundland, West Milford Township) DAVENPORT (same) COLE (unknown actually...married the Davenport) POST VREELAND GARRISON SISCO/FRANCISCO and others that I can not remember off hand....Thanks for your considerations! David