I'm researching my SMALLEY families of Somerset County, NJ c 1750 - 1800 Warren Bernardsville Bernard Township New Providence Also searching: BROWER - MOORE - LITTELL - BEDELL Thank you for any information you may be able to share with me. Ruth Joan Gilmore 27 Arlene Court Bricktown, NJ 08724 E-Mail: ARC@webspan.net

I'm researching my SMALLEY families of Somerset County, NJ c 1750 - 1800 BERNARDSVILLE BERNARD TOWNSHIP WARREN NEW PROVIDENCE Also searching BROWER - LITTELL - BEDELL - MOORE Thank you for any information you may be able to share with me. Ruth Joan Gilmore 27 Arlene Court Bricktown, NJ 08724 E-Mail: ARC@webspan.net

I'm researching my LITTELL family of Somerset County, NJ c 1750 - 1800 Warren Bernardsville Bernard Township New Providence ALSO SEARCHING; BROWER - BEDELL - SMALLEY - MOORE

I'm researching my BEDELL family of Somerset County, NJ c 1750 - 1800 New Providence Warren Bernardsville Bernard Township ALSO SEARCHING BROWER - MOORE - LITTELL - SMALLEY Thank you for any information you may be able to share. Ruth Joan Gilmore 27 Arlene Court Bricktown, NJ 08724 E-Mail: ARC@webspan.net

I'm searching my BROWER family of Somerset County, NJ c: 1750 - 1800 GARRET BROWER M: Ruth Moore - 1798 Warren New Providence Bernardsville Bernard Township Also searching BEDELL - LITTELL - MOORE - SMALLEY tHANK YOU FOR ANY INFORMATION YOU MAY BE ABLE TO GIVE ME. RUTH JOAN GILMORE 27 Arlene Court Bricktown, NJ 08724 E-Mail: ARC@webspan.net

Researching my MOORE family of Somerset County, NJ - Warren New Providence Bernard Township Bernardsville Also searching; BEDELL and LITTELL and SMALLEY and BROWER Thank you for any information you may be able to share. Ruth Joan Gilmore 27 Arlene Court Bricktown, NJ 08724 E-Mail: ARC@webspan.net

Hi--I am not searching in Warren Twp, but I lived there in the 1980's and recently located a booklet that may be of use to anyone searching for early families in the area. I have Villages at the Crossroads: A History of Warren Township, 1806-1976. This was published for the Bicenetennial and contains 43 pages with maps and photos. Unfortunately, there is no index of names, though there is a great deal written aobut the early families with sone indications of , 'son of..." wife of ....whosse parents were....." The Index Preface An Early History of Warren Township 1 Warren Township Schools 32 Early Industries 36 Warren and the Revolutionary War 39 Warren Township Organizations 42 I am willing to do lookups and photocopies for cost if anyone has interest in this material. I have a scanner and am considering if it would be worthwhile to scan the booklet entirely. Does anyone have more experince than I in this area? I would volunteer to type the whole thing, IF I were a better typist! In any event, I am willing to work with you on this. Debbie Thomas Abudebbie@aol.com

I am seeking information regarding Aaron Lake, who was born in Rocky Hill NJ (in Montgomery, Somerset Co) about 1824-1830. Parents Henry Lake and Anna Swallow. Any info appreciated. Jim LaRue popcarpet@aol.com

Would like to hear from any NORMAN's in Somerset County - am looking for more cousins to add to our family tree. Please e-mail me to see if we connect. Perhaps a grandparent was a Norman or a parent - please any and all descendants of the NORMAN surname e-mail me. Thanks. Barbara Norman Nocchi from SC

In his will dated 11 September 1756 and proved 16 May 1757, Cornelius Wyckoff, "of the Milston, Somerset County," yeoman, which is also signed by his wife Maddelenti Wyckoff, the testator names his two children Peter and Willentie, stating that both are under age. He chooses as executors his brother Marten Wyckoff, brother-in-law Cornelius Durye, and Joseph Cernell. The witnesses are three Strykers: Pieter, Barnt and Jacobus [New Jersey Archives Vol. XXXII. Abstracts of Wills Vol III (1751-1760)]. Seeking the later history and family of this Pieter Wyckoff. Was he the father in this statement: [baptized] Abraham Duryee Wyckoff, b. Nov. 12 1789 and baptized 6 December 1789, son of Peter Wyckoff and Jacmeintie (______), at the SomervilleRDC (Raritan) [Somerset County Historical Quarterly Vol VII:205]? Thank you, Richard

Looking for any of these surnames. Dufficy brothers married women with these surnames in St. Mary's Church in Plainfield, NJ. Anyone? Natasha

Hi, I am looking for more information on Willemtje Kipp who married May 12, 1750 in Somerset County, NJ, to Daniel Polhemus. They had four children: (1) Antje, (2) Willemtje, (3) Neeltje, and (4) Abraham --Changed last name to Paulhamus. If anyone has any information on this family, I would be willing to share information. Thanks, Steve ____________________________________________________________________ Get free e-mail and a permanent address at http://www.amexmail.com/?A=1

Looking for any DUFFICY and/or KILLORAN families or relatives of the Dufficy and/or Killoran families from the NJ and NY area. I have a Margaret Dufficy born about 1853 in NJ/NY married to a James Killoran Born in Ireland about 1880 in Plainfield, Union Cty., New Jersey. Children as I know: Eva Killoran Julia Killoran Emma Killoran Natasha

Looking for any DUFFICY and/or KILLORAN families or relatives of the Dufficy and/or Killoran families from the NJ and NY area. I have a Margaret Dufficy born about 1853 in NJ/NY married to a James Killoran Born in Ireland about 1880 in Plainfield, Union Cty., New Jersey. Children as I know: Eva Killoran Julia Killoran Emma Killoran

Looking for any of the Dufficy line in NJ, USA Mine was a Margaret Dufficy married to a James Killoran had three daughters that I know of, Julia, Emma and Eva.

> Subject: [NJ-L] JOHN PIATT 1710 > Date: Saturday, April 10, 1999 8:11 PM > > > To anyone searching the Piatt Surname. > > JOHN PIATT > > JOHN PIATT who appears in Somerset County, New Jersey, about 1732 is Claim > by some authorities to have been an orginial immigrant born in France. > Others claim he is the son of Jacob and Mary (HULL) Piatt and grandson of > Rene Piatt (La Fleur), the early immigrant to Piscataway, New Jersey. > The latter theory has been proven beyond doubt to be the truth. > > John Piatt, son of Jacob and Mary (HULL) Piatt, called "John of Six mile > Run," was born about 1710-1713. He was Sheriff of Somerset County between > 1732 and 1740. He married Frances Vliet, widow of Jacob Wychoff, and > daughter of John and Margaret (Brinson) Vliet, of Six Mile Run. > > John and Frances (Vliet) Piatt, had five sons all of whom were patriots > and soldiers in the Revolutionary War: > > 1. John, b. 1739, d. 1820; m. Jane Williamson; served as Private in the > War. > > 2. Abraham, b 1741;; d 13 Nov. 1791; m. Annabelle Andrews; served as > Quartermaster in the War. > > 3. William. b. 1743; d 4 Nov. 1791, m. Jemima Quick; served as Captain > in the War. > > 4. Daniel, b. 1745; d. 16 apr, 1780; m. Catharine Sherrerd; served as Major > and died in 1780 of smallpox > > 5. Jacob, b. 1747; d. 14 Aug. 1834; m 15 Mar. 1779, in Boone Co. Ky.; > Hannah McCullough; served as Captain in the > War. > > The Piatts were great pioneers. At the close of the war, John removed to > Lycoming County, Pennsylvania, where a township was named in his honor. > Abraham removed to Centre County, Pennslyvania, and was Judge in the > Courts of Northumberland County, 1786. He died in 1791 and his family all > removed to Ohio, Jacob, the youngest, moved to Boone Co. Kentucky. > > JOHN PIATT, Sr. died in St. Thomas, West Indies, in 1760, on his way to > France, in order to regain some of the property of the family. Frances, > his wife, who was born about 1713. died in August 1776, age 63 years. > > (Early Settlers of Piscataway & Woodbridge, N.J. by Monnett; p 878, 1209, > 1210. > > Proceedings of The Huguernot Society of Pennslyvania. Vol. XXVII 1955 > p 150-151 > > > I hope this help some one. > > mart > > mararm@kua.net > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ==== NJ Mailing List ==== > Listowner: Adrianne kee46@msn.com > REMEMBER YOUR SUBJECT LINE!!!

Hello Everyone We have added 22 new 1600's ancestors and included their children on the Ancestor Roll of Honor on America's First Families web site at; http://www.linkline.com/personal/xymox/ When you enter the site, scroll down to near the bottom of the page where the Ancestor Roll of Honor is located. On the same page you will also find a link to the 1600's Ancestor Data Base that contains over 14,000 names of proven ancestors from that era. Enjoy Harold Oliver Director

I'm researching my families of SOMERSET COUNTY New Providence Bernard Township Bernardsville Warren Families of: BEDELL - BEDLE LITTELL MOORE (MOSES - ISAAC - RUTH) BROWER - (GARRET) c: 1798 Thank you for any information you may be able to share. Ruth Joan Gilmore 27 Arlene Court Bricktown, NJ 08724 E-Mail: ARC@webspan.net

I recently found out that my grandmother is buried in Dutchtown Cemetery in Belle Meade.I will be in New Jersey next month.I can find Belle Meade,but can someone please tell me where the cemetery is located and also how can I find out what section of the cemetery she is buried in? I appreciate any help you can give me. Helen

Greetings, I just discovered/confirmed the following information concerning my GG grandmother Helen E Sturgis (1852-1907) of Bernards TWP, Somerset Co., NJ. Helen was married to James M Frost in 1870. Her father was Joseph James Sturgis (1815-1896), son of Joseph Bonnel Sturgis (1770-c1845) and Rachel Reed (1786-c1835). Her mother was Mary H Mullen (1817-1886), daughter of James Mullen (1782-1850) and Elizabeth Van Doren (1787-1862). All of these folks lived in or near Bernards TWP. I'm seeking any information on the ancestry of these folks. Thanks in advance, Rick Novak