George S. HALL and wife, Laura ROE were married about 1890. Both were born in NJ; Laura was born in Sussex County, in 1870, the daughter of Jacob D. ROE and Sarah SHORTER. They had two children but both were deceased by 1900. Can anyone connect with this family? I need the parentage of George S. HALL and where both George and Laura died and were buried. When died? Names of children?--dates of birth and death? George was a carpenter. In the 1910 census, he worked on his own as a violin maker. Does anyone know any details of this occupation? (Being a musician myself, I have more than just genealogical interest here.) I will appreciated any help. If there are descedants I could connect with, that would be great. Mona in Richmond, IN

In a message dated 02/06/2004, [email protected] writes: X-Message: #8, Subject: [NJSUSSEX-L] Best / Ike Nathanial Best b. 1813 d. 1873 marr. Sarah Ann Ike. She was b. 1833 and d. 1913. I would like better dates for both, also birth and death places. In this case I have their parents. this couple had 10 children; Catherine, John L., Aaron, Sarah M. Emeline, Emma, Phoebe, Alice, Almira, and amelia. I would like complete birth dates, places of birth, marr. dates and places and death dates and places. Also spouse names and their parents. I know I need a lot but need to start somewhere. Wife and I just came into info from a 4" 3-ring binder.  Wife is related to the Ikes, that is the connection. Thank you for any help. If you see other postings from me, this will give you an idea what I am looking for. Duane Dear Duane, I located a gravestone of a Catherine BEST buried at Salem Evangelical Cemetery, Hamilton Co., Nebraska.  Below is the gravestone transcription.  If any of this is of help, please let me know.  We are in the midst of attempting to restore this old cemetery. Best Wishes, Michelle Larson CATHERINE BEST / Died / Nov. 15, 1894 / Aged 63 y. 4 m. 1 d. / Farewell, dear mother, sweet thy rest. / Weary with years and worn with / pain; / farewell, till in some happy place, / We shall behold thy face again. / BEST  (gravestone transcription) Location in Salem Evangelical Cemetery not noted during photography.  Cemetery plat does not read name of BEST, although stone does exist.

Hi, folks.... Thanks to Wendy Heitzman, I have two more additions to my web site. "Colonial Naturalization List" is a complete listing of all people naturalized during the Colonial Period (1713 - 1772) and can be found at http://raub-and-more.com/colonialnatlist.html "West Jersey Tract Dwellers" is an account of applications made to the West Jersey Society in 1782 and 1783. It can be found at http://raub-and-more.com/wjerseytract.html Just as an aside, the reason I've been adding so much lately is that I've had a few major life changes this year. In January, I brought my mother-in-law to live with me; she suffers age-related dementia (and at almost 97, I think she's entitled!). Obviously, she takes a lot of my time and attention. I've also buried a lot of my genealogy records (not to mention everything else) with all her belongings that were moved here. I purchased a new computer (and yes, for me, a new computer IS a major life change!), and I was unable to get to my web site to make changes until this week. This has been going on for months, and was terribly frustrating for me, as I'm sure it was for those who have been sending me things to go on the web site. I've retired. YES! So, hopefully I'll be able to spend a lot more time in front of this new computer. Finally, I have nearly filled the 100 mg allotted for my web site, and I'm now trying to get more space. If this happens at the same rat! e of speed that getting back on my FTP went, it may be a while. But please...keep those items coming...I'll find a way! Jan Reuther http://www.RAUB-and-more.com

Fellow Researchers: Many people have expressed interest in the upcoming lecture series "Exploring Your Jersey Roots II," being sponsored this Fall by the Genealogical Society of New Jersey and the New Jersey State Archives. (Info on our websites: www.gsnj.org and www.njarchives.org) Some have indicated that they would not be able to attend the series but would be interested in purchasing a copy of the syllabus. So, for those who are interested - The syllabus for the GSNJ / NJSA "Exploring Your Jersey Roots II" lecture series will be made available for purchase at the end of the lecture series in November. The price won't be set until nearly the end of the series, once we determine how large the full syllabus will be. (Last year's syllabus (which sold out quickly) was about 100 pages and priced at $18, plus $2 postage.) We will put the purchase information on the GSNJ website as soon as it is available. It also may be posted on the NJ State Archives website. I think that the intent will be to make it available in hard copy (paper) and on CD-Rom, so you will be able to purchase it in either format. www.gsnj.org http://www.njarchives.org I will keep a list of email addresses for anyone interested in purchasing a copy and when the price is set - I'll email everyone. If you are interested, please email me off-list at mailto:[email protected] Thank you for your interest! Regards, Joan Joan M. Lowry, President Genealogical Society of New Jersey mailto:[email protected] website: www.gsnj.org

I am seeking information about Philip "Tip" Grover/Groover who was a Civil War veteran and later in life married a young women who was born in 1870, Carrie (Phoebe) Ackerman. They lived in Sussex County. I can't seem to find them in the 1890's-1910's Census records though I know they were married and having children then. I do know that Carrie was the daughter of John J. and Julia Ackerman who lived in Sussex County. She had three sisters named Ida V. (Ackerman) Hamler, Emma (Ackerman) Hamler (the two sisters were married to two Hamler brothers; after Emma's husband Vandevere Hamler died, she married Harry Babcock); Rachel Ackerman; and Manerva Ackerman, one of whom married a "Berry" surname. The two Hamlers who married the Ackerman sisters were sons of David and Amy (Drake) Hamler; David was b. in 1809 and Amy was born in 1822. I believe that Phillip "Tip" Grover/Groover was well known in the Sussex County community. Who were his parents? And who was his first wife and family? Thanks for any information! Kathleen Hamler Purchase

Does anyone on this list know if Horton Funeral Home was in Sussex Co., NJ, perhaps Newton? Nancy Parr in NJ

Hope this help's someone, Tom The New Jersey Herald- Thursday, August2,1923 Obituary Mrs. Malinda Washer Struble Widow of the late Stewart Struble, was a daughter of Robert P. and Eliza Reed Washer, and was born Aug.13,1840. She was married to Mr. Stewart Struble, Feb12,1885. Her husband departed this life in 1894. In 1896 she sold the farm and built a beautiful home in Sparta, where she resided with her sister , Drucella, for fifteen years. The latter married Mr. Theodore Durling and moved to Pompton. Soon after Mrs. Washer moved to Stanhope, and for the past sixteen years had made her home with her niece and nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kisz. She attended the funeral of Isaac Goble at Sparta on Monday. On Tuesday, as the result of acute indigestinal and heart failure, she passed away Tuesday, July24th, in her 83rd year. She is survived by one brother, Mr. Reed Washer, of Sparta, and two sisters, Mrs. Lila Van Blarcom and Mrs. Theodore Durling. The funeral services were conducted by the Rev. William Hollinshed, of Ringoes, an old friend of the family. After brief services at her late home they proceeded to Sparta where Rev. Mr. Benjamin, assisted in the presence of many friends and neighbors. The floral offerings were many and beautiful , and were evidence of the high esteem in which the departed was held. In the family plot in the beautiful Walkill Valley she was laid to rest. Though by nature denied the honor of mother-hood, she, by the grace of God, was tender, kind and loving to all and all can well afford to try to live as blameless and useful life as her's, " Earth to earth and dust to dust Calmly now the words we say Left behind we wait and trust For the resurrection day. Father in thy gracious keeping Leave we now thy servant sleeping."

Hope this help's someone, Tom The New Jersey Herald- Thursday, August2,1923 Obituary Mrs. Malinda Washer Struble Widow of the late Stewart Struble, was a daughter of Robert P. and Eliza Reed Washer, and was born Aug.13,1840. She was married to Mr. Stewart Struble, Feb12,1885. Her husband departed this life in 1894. In 1896 she sold the farm and built a beautiful home in Sparta, where she resided with her sister , Drucella, for fifteen years. The latter married Mr. Theodore Durling and moved to Pompton. Soon after Mrs. Washer moved to Stanhope, and for the past sixteen years had made her home with her niece and nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kisz. She attended the funeral of Isaac Goble at Sparta on Monday. On Tuesday, as the result of acute indigestinal and heart failure, she passed away Tuesday, July24th, in her 83rd year. She is survived by one brother, Mr. Reed Washer, of Sparta, and two sisters, Mrs. Lila Van Blarcom and Mrs. Theodore Durling. The funeral services were conducted by the Rev. William Hollinshed, of Ringoes, an old friend of the family. After brief services at her late home they proceeded to Sparta where Rev. Mr. Benjamin, assisted in the presence of many friends and neighbors. The floral offerings were many and beautiful , and were evidence of the high esteem in which the departed was held. In the family plot in the beautiful Walkill Valley she was laid to rest. Though by nature denied the honor of mother-hood, she, by the grace of God, was tender, kind and loving to all and all can well afford to try to live as blameless and useful life as her's, " Earth to earth and dust to dust Calmly now the words we say Left behind we wait and trust For the resurrection day. Father in thy gracious keeping Leave we now thy servant sleeping."

Hope this help's someone, Tom The New Jersey Herald- Thursday, August2,1923 Obituary Mrs. Malinda Washer Struble Widow of the late Stewart Struble, was a daughter of Robert P. and Eliza Reed Washer, and was born Aug.13,1840. She was married to Mr. Stewart Struble, Feb12,1885. Her husband departed this life in 1894. In 1896 she sold the farm and built a beautiful home in Sparta, where she resided with her sister , Drucella, for fifteen years. The latter married Mr. Theodore Durling and moved to Pompton. Soon after Mrs. Washer moved to Stanhope, and for the past sixteen years had made her home with her niece and nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kisz. She attended the funeral of Isaac Goble at Sparta on Monday. On Tuesday, as the result of acute indigestinal and heart failure, she passed away Tuesday, July24th, in her 83rd year. She is survived by one brother, Mr. Reed Washer, of Sparta, and two sisters, Mrs. Lila Van Blarcom and Mrs. Theodore Durling. The funeral services were conducted by the Rev. William Hollinshed, of Ringoes, an old friend of the family. After brief services at her late home they proceeded to Sparta where Rev. Mr. Benjamin, assisted in the presence of many friends and neighbors. The floral offerings were many and beautiful , and were evidence of the high esteem in which the departed was held. In the family plot in the beautiful Walkill Valley she was laid to rest. Though by nature denied the honor of mother-hood, she, by the grace of God, was tender, kind and loving to all and all can well afford to try to live as blameless and useful life as her's, " Earth to earth and dust to dust Calmly now the words we say Left behind we wait and trust For the resurrection day. Father in thy gracious keeping Leave we now thy servant sleeping."

Hope this help's someone, Tom The New Jersey Herald- Thursday, August2,1923 Obituary Mrs. Malinda Washer Struble Widow of the late Stewart Struble, was a daughter of Robert P. and Eliza Reed Washer, and was born Aug.13,1840. She was married to Mr. Stewart Struble, Feb12,1885. Her husband departed this life in 1894. In 1896 she sold the farm and built a beautiful home in Sparta, where she resided with her sister , Drucella, for fifteen years. The latter married Mr. Theodore Durling and moved to Pompton. Soon after Mrs. Washer moved to Stanhope, and for the past sixteen years had made her home with her niece and nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kisz. She attended the funeral of Isaac Goble at Sparta on Monday. On Tuesday, as the result of acute indigestinal and heart failure, she passed away Tuesday, July24th, in her 83rd year. She is survived by one brother, Mr. Reed Washer, of Sparta, and two sisters, Mrs. Lila Van Blarcom and Mrs. Theodore Durling. The funeral services were conducted by the Rev. William Hollinshed, of Ringoes, an old friend of the family. After brief services at her late home they proceeded to Sparta where Rev. Mr. Benjamin, assisted in the presence of many friends and neighbors. The floral offerings were many and beautiful , and were evidence of the high esteem in which the departed was held. In the family plot in the beautiful Walkill Valley she was laid to rest. Though by nature denied the honor of mother-hood, she, by the grace of God, was tender, kind and loving to all and all can well afford to try to live as blameless and useful life as her's, " Earth to earth and dust to dust Calmly now the words we say Left behind we wait and trust For the resurrection day. Father in thy gracious keeping Leave we now thy servant sleeping."

Hello Everyone The Genealogical Society of New Jersey and the New Jersey State Archives once again will be co-sponsoring a fall lecture series on Wednesday evenings in September, October and November. All of the details are given in the following email, which was sent by the New Jersey State Archives earlier today. We hope that many of you will be able to take advantage of some or all of the lectures and look forward to meeting you in Trenton! Regards, Joan Joan M. Lowry (President) Genealogical Society of New Jersey mailto:[email protected] website: www.gsnj.org > -----Original Message----- > From: Joseph R Klett [mailto:[email protected]] > Sent: Wednesday, August 11, 2004 1:31 PM > To: New Jersey History ListServe; GSNJ Listserve > Subject: [gsnj] Exploring Your Jersey Roots II Starts 9/15 > > > Dear Colleagues: > > I am pleased to announce that New Jersey State Archives and the Genealogical Society of New Jersey will once again co-sponsor a fall lecture series on genealogical research and related topics. Exploring Your Jersey Roots II will be held on Wednesday evenings, from 9/15 through 11/10. Eight lectures (four brand new, plus four variations on favorite themes) will be followed by an "Ask the Experts" evening on 11/10. This fall's schedule includes: > > 9/15: Catherine S. Medich: Case Studies in New Jersey Genealogy I, Tracing Your Civil War Ancestor > > 9/22: Sean A. Curry: Case Studies in New Jersey Genealogy II, Tracing Your Recent Immigrant Family > > 9/29: Joanne M. Nestor and Janet T. Riemer: Preserving Your Family Pictures > > 10/6: Veronica L. Calder: Using the State Archives Website and In-House Databases > > 10/13: C. Arthur Lawton and Joseph R. Klett: Publishing Your Research Findings > > 10/20: Bette M. Epstein: Case Studies in New Jersey Genealogy III, Tracing Your Pre-Civil War Family > > 10/27: John W. Konvalinka: Online Sources for New Jersey Genealogy > > 11/3: Joseph R. Klett: Using the Records of the East and West Jersey Proprietors > > 11/10: Archives Staff and GSNJ Trustees: Ask the Experts - Bring us Your New Jersey Genealogical Challenges > > All lectures begin at 6:30 in the State Archives' Manuscript Reading Room, except for the two "Ask the Experts" sessions on 11/10, which will start at 5:00 and 6:45. Registration, limited to 25 persons per session, is $8 for individual lectures or $60 for the series. To register, or for further information and directions, please consult the following website page and the registrations form (.pdf) linked from it: > > http://www.njarchives.org/links/jersey-roots2.html > > The State Archives' Microfilm Room will have extended hours to 6:00 p.m. on lecture days. Parking after 3:00 p.m. will be available on State Street or in the lot behind the State Archives building, in addition to daytime public parking in the State House Garage. > > Please feel free to forward this message to other lists as appropriate. > > Hope to see you here! > > Joseph R. Klett > Chief of Archives

The Dingmans Ferry-Delaware Twp. Historical Society will present a special program on Thursday August 19 at 7pm at the Delaware Twp. Municipal Building on Wilson Hill Road. The program will be presented by Elsie Bensley and Jo ann Parsell and will feature the history of the bridge and many wonderful stories. please come and visit with our members and friends. Refreshments will be served. Learn about Pike Co., Pa. http://pages.ivillage.com/lilykintner/

Pike County Dispatch Thursday April 18, 1974 NOTICE The Philadelphia District, Corps af Engineers. has awarded a Contract to Gannett Fleming Corddry and Carpenter, Inc., Engineers of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, for a survey and report on the existing cemeteries in New Jersey within the limits of the proposed Tocks Island Lake. The purpose of the survey is to determine the actual number of graves, the names of the deceased, and the names, addresses, and relationships of the next-of-kin or nearest living relative. This notice seeks information about the Lower Wallpack Cemetery, located just west of Old Mine Road about 1 mile north of Flatbrookville in Wallpack Township, Sussex County New Jersey. The following names were taken from headstones: BUNNELL, ANNA G. (1808-1887 KNIGHT, FRANK S. (1868-1905) BUNNELL CATHARINE (1811-1891) LABAR, ANN (1806-1850) BUNNELL, CATY JANE (1843-1846) LABAR, GEORGE (1819-1882) BUNNELL, CISCILA (1849-1849 LABAR, HENRY (1860-1860) BUNNELL, DAVID (1806-1894) LABAR, INF.SON GEO.&LAVINA BUNNELL, FLOYD P. (1871-1877) LABAR, JEREMlAH S. (185?) BUNNELL, GERSHOM (1803-1869) LABAR, LAVINA (1831-1867) BUNNELL, HENRY (1878-1826) LABAR, MALVINA (1847-????) BUNNELL, JAMES M. (1829-1853) LOSEY, ARMINDA BUNNELL, JOHN I.B. (1832-1855) LOSEY, ASA W.(1871-????) BUNNELL, MARY (1830-1858) LOSEY, BENJAMIN BUNNELL. SARAH A.(1836-1883) LOSEY, FRANK B. BUSS, DAVlD (1811-1888) LOSEY. JASON G. BUSS, MARY ANN(1816-1870) PADDOCK, JOSE.. CHAMBERS, JOHN (?-1776) o CLARK, EVI (1839-1839) o COLE, CATHARlNE (1845-1847) o COLE, ELIZA JANE (1861-1871) o COHCLE, CLARISSA(1805-1845) o CRISSMAN, GEORGE (178?-1852) o CRISSMAN, JACOB D (18??-1830) o CRISSMAN, SARAH (1781-1843) o DECKER, ANDREW D. (1790-1847) o DECKER, ARMINDA (1852-1852) o DECKER, CALVlN (1809-1891) o DECKER, CALEB (1814-1894) o DECKER, CHRISTINA SMITH (l812-1849 o DECKER, ELlZABETH (1778-1812) o o o o o o o DEPUE, NORMAN (1872-1922) SMITH, ELIZABETH (1806-1848) DIMON, HANNAH VAN AUKEN (1796-1875) SMITH, ELIZABETH (l813-1878) DIMON, JACOB (1787-1856) SMITH, EUGENE(1864-1878) DIMON, JONATHAN (1784-1862) SMITH, HENRY (1834-1850) DUNN, CYRUS (1789-1862) SMITH, Inf dau. Philp&Eliz. (1847) DUNN, inf Dau. Cyrus&Mary (1861) SMITH, JACOB (1787-1856) DUNN, MARY (l796-1869) SMITH, JOHN S. (1831-1911) DUNN. WlLLlAM (1786-1842) SMITH, JONAS (1810-1886) EARL, SIMEON (1843-1883) SMITH, JONAS (1763-1828) EVANS, DAVID G.(1839-1840) SMITH, JULY ANN (1812-1859) EVANS, SARAH CATHARINE (1843-1845) SMITH, JUSTlN (1878·1878) FULLER, ELI (1814·1877) SMITH, KEZIA(1793) FULLER, SUSAN GUNN (1815-1848) SMITH,MARY (1872-1815) GARISS, LUCY (1812-1880) SMITH,MARY(1178~1843) GARISS, CAROLINE SMITh (1827-1910) SMITH,MARY (1763-1820) GARISS. CHARLES (1832·1901) SMITH,. MALENA J. (1844-1874) GARISS. EDWARD (1860-1879) SMITH, PHILIP J. (1798-1748) GARISS, ELECTlA (1871-1957) SMITH.PHILLIP, JR. (1805-1846) GARISS, ELIAS (1847-1879) SMITH.PRESTON (1881-1881) GARISS. ELIJAH (1842-1924) SMITH, SARAH A. DECKER (1812-1881) GARISS. ELlZABETH ARNST (1821-1901) SMITH, SARAH (1824-1869) GARISS, ELMER (1863-1831) SMITH, SARAH ELIZABETH (1835-1851) GARISS. FREDERICK (1874-1891) SMITH, SILAS F. (1853·1854) GARISS, GEORCE A. (1839·1864) SMITH, SYLVENUS AUGUSTUS(1848-1848) GARISS, ISAAC (1804-1855) SMITH, VlCTOR (1868·1886) GARISS, JACOB SMITH, WILLIE (1870-1878) GARISS. JACOB (1822-1900) SNOVER, HENRY D. (1817-1883) GARISS, JOHN W. (1825-1906) SNOVER, JONAS (?-1870) GARISS, MAGEALINE (1826-1918) SNOVERI, PERMELlA A. (1820-1880) GARISS, MARGARET (1841-1914) STICKELS, MALlNDA (1825-1895) GARISS, MATGARET (1804-1876) STRUBLE, MARY (1783-1863) GARISS, PHlLLlP J. (1830-l893) STRUBLE, RICHARD H. (1770-1830) GARISS, PHlLlP S. (1819-1895) SWARTWOOD, LORANA L. (1864·1912) GARISS, SAMUEL V. (1865·1944) TRAUGER, ARMlNDA (1847-1847) GARISS, SAMUEL (1795-1865) TRAUGER, CECILLA (1814-1848) GARISS. SUSANNAH (1825-1906) TRAUGER, EVELlNE (1860-1892) GRUBE, GEORGE G. (1839-l908) TRAUGER, ELIAS (1823-1862) HANEY, EDDIE W. (1876-1879) TRAUGER, ELIZABETH (1864·1926) HANEY, JOHN (1799-1866) TRAUGER, ELlSABETH (1788-1853) HARDICK, WILLIAM O. TRAUGER, ELISABETH BUSS(1823-1895) HARTMAN MARTHA(1859-1864) TRAUGER, FLORENCE (1886-1920) HILL, ABIGAIL (1767-1846) TRAUGER, FRANCES A.(1849·1868) HlLL, ANDREW (1788-l859) TRAUGER, FRANKIE E(1885·1890) HILL, ELlZABETH (1785-1853) TRAUGER, GEORGE A. (1818-l894) HILL, JAMES P. (1845-1855) TRAUGER, HATTIE (1865-1891) HILL, JOHN S (1828-1904) TRAUGER, HENRY(1828-1851) HILL, MARY ANN (1801-1879) TRAUGER, HIRAM (1861-1941) HILL, READER GEORGE W. (1840-1862) TRAUGER, JEROME C. (1858·l903) HILL, WILLIAM (1764-1844) TRAUGER, JESSE (1809-1824) HINELINE, ETTA J. (1879-1897) TRAUGER, JOHN W. (1855-1913) HOOVER. SAMUEL H. (1811-1860) TRAUGER, LEWIS (1788-1836) HORNBECK, ALEXANDER (1844-1906) TRAUGER, MARY E.(?-1887) HORNBECK, ANNA C. TRAUGER(1848-1901)TRAUGER, RACHEL SABILLA (1850-1851) HORNBECK, EDWARD (1869-1921) TRAUGER, THEODORE (1830-1834) HORNBECK, JENNIE (1873·1951) TRAUGER, ZELPHA M.(1861-1861) HOWELL. MARY (1789-1840) VAN AUKEN, ALICE J. (1864-1864) HUFF. CATHARlNE LOSEY (1818-1882) VAN AUKEN, BOWDEWINE (1794-1875) HUFF. HANNAH M. (1848-1867) VAN AUKEN, BOWDEWlNE (1828-1895) HUFF, LORENZO W. (1850-1852) VAN AUKEN, ELMlRA (l847-1935) HUFF, MARY C. (1856-1858) VAN AUKEN, LAVINA (1858-1860) HVFF, MARY T. (1832-1898) VAN AVKEN, LAVINA COLE (1826-1891) HUFF, WILLlAM C. (I818-1898) VAN AUKEN, LYDIA D.(1796-1865) HULL, ANNA BUNNELL (1827-1908) VAN AUKEN, HULL, ANNETTA J. (1854-1856) MARY WESTBROOK (l774-1856) HULL, BENJAMlN (1788-1864) VAN AUKEN, NATHANIEL (1765-1835) HULL. BENJAMIN B. (1855·1926) VAN AUKEN, NATHANIEL (1822·1894) HULL. CATHARINE (1795-1848) VAN AUKEN, STELLA (1866-1866) HULL, CATHARINE BERK (1826-1907 VAN AUKEN, SUSANNAH (1830-1892) HULL, EMMA (1857-1862) VAN CAMPEN, HULL, G.B. (AGE 68) FRANCES TRAUGER (1884-1946) FRANCES TRAUGER (1884-1946) HULL, inf dau Jos&Daise VAN CAMPEN, WILLARD DECKER (1885-1964) HULL, MOSES (1822-1866) HULL, UZAL (1852-1897) HULL, VICTOR (1860-1873) VAN ETTEN, SUSIE (1867-1905) HULL, WILLIAM (1817-1892) VAN GORDEN. BENJAMIN (1801-1876) JONES, CYRUS (1812-1895) VAN SCOUDER, GABRE (1803-1835) JONES, ELIZABETH (1842-l909) M.W.B. JONES, MARGERY (1789·1856) E.H JONES, MOSES (1786-1849) P.S.H. JONES, RACHEL BUSS (1813-1895) E.K. KNIGHT, ALBERT (1836-1909) C.D.M. KNIGHT, ANDREW J. (1870-1870) H.F.N. Learn about Pike Co., Pa. http://pages.ivillage.com/lilykintner/

Listers, I truly want to thank you all for all the great info I rec'd. Can drop looking for the 1875 census, and will contact local Historical Societies for help. Many places to look thanks to you. Sent personal thank you's, but think need to thank all that are on the Roots that help when they can. A thank you also for the List Owners that responded also. Norma in NC

I don't know where to go next. Five year search and I cannot find a death record at Trenton or anywhere. I have paid for lookups at Trenton and nothing. I am looking for John Bush and family wife Clarrissa Weise Bush, and Alventta. I found them on the 1870 Chester census. They had 2 more children, my Grandmother (oh yes I am 78) Mary and Martha brn before 1875. Found children living as borders with Robinson family on Schooley Mt., and finally Clarrissa in 1910 living with them. What I need to find out is a lookup on the 1875 NJ State Census to see where they were in 1875, if he is alive or the. death of John Bush. Norma Shepherd nc

There used to be a gentleman at the Sussex Co. New Jersey Historical society, ? Dick Stevens, who goes into the town record all. I'd try contacting him for assistance. Diane ----- Original Message ----- From: "Matt Townsend" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, August 05, 2004 7:23 PM Subject: [NJSUSSEX-L] Looking for a deed > Hi. I'm looking for a deed from Hardiston, Sussex Co, NJ 28 May 1795, Book > P, Pg 485. Supposedly signed by Elizabeth Townsend. > > Can some one tell me how I might look at a copy or transcription given that > I'm way out here in California? Does anybody on the list happen to have > that page handy? ;-} > > Any help is appreciated. > > Matt Townsend > Sebastopol, CA > >

Mansfield Township now has its own website, please visit. www.mansfieldtownship-nj.gov

My Great-Uncle, William H. Hamler (Jr.) married a lady called Annie Townsend and for some reason I am having great difficulty finding her relatives. Out of my Grandfather's 8 siblings, Annie is the only wife that has remained so elusive. Could she be related to your Elizabeth Townsend? My GGrandfather, also called William H. Hamler, was the head of the home in the Census of 1830, Hardiston, Sussex Co., NJ. He was born in 1807, Sussex County. I am still looking for the names of his parents though I do know that the Hamler family came to New Jersey in 1718. My Grandfather was born in Sussex County and my Dad was born in Morris County. Anna E. Townsend was born in Sussex County in 1843 and between 1868-1872, she and husband William H. Hamler (Jr.) owned storefront property in Newton, Sussex Co., NJ. Their marriage date was 22 Sep 1863 in Mount Pisgah, Sussex Co., NJ at William's sister's home. Their only child I am aware of was Ida May Hamler, b. 22 Sep 1872 in Pennsylvania. The family moved back and forth between New Jersey where William H. was born and Pennsylvania where William died in 1906. I don't know when Annie (Townsend) Hamler died. When daughter Ida grew up, she married John Johnson who lived in a farm in Sussex Co., New Jersey. William lived with the couple toward the end of his life. Does anything sound familiar? Many thanks, Kathleen >>Hi. I'm looking for a deed from Hardiston, Sussex Co, NJ 28 May 1795, Book P, Pg 485. Supposedly signed by Elizabeth Townsend. Can some one tell me how I might look at a copy or transcription given that I'm way out here in California? Does anybody on the list happen to have that page handy? ;-} Any help is appreciated. Matt Townsend Sebastopol, CA<<

Hi. I'm looking for a deed from Hardiston, Sussex Co, NJ 28 May 1795, Book P, Pg 485. Supposedly signed by Elizabeth Townsend. Can some one tell me how I might look at a copy or transcription given that I'm way out here in California? Does anybody on the list happen to have that page handy? ;-} Any help is appreciated. Matt Townsend Sebastopol, CA

In reply to MonaMusic's request for marriage date for Abraham Harris: If you go to familysearch.org and enter Abraham Harris the IG file comes up with the marriage date of 11 Mar 1869. Sorry I don't have access to newspaper obits. _________________________________________________________________ Is your PC infected? Get a FREE online computer virus scan from McAfee® Security. http://clinic.mcafee.com/clinic/ibuy/campaign.asp?cid=3963