The New Jersey He (rald) continuing Sussex Register Newton, N.J. Thursday December 14, 1950 Out of the past This was the office of the New jersey Herald as it appeared around 1895. At that time the Herald occupied the upper side of what is now the post office building on Main Street. It was then the Dennis Library building and the post office and the Herald shared the first floor, thelibrary was on the second floor and there was an auditorium on the third floor. Seated at the desk in the foreground is Jacob L/ Bunnell, who was editor and publisher of the paper. With Thomas G. Bunnell he bought th epaper in1888, and in 1892 he became editor and publisher. Standing in the rear is Henry C. Bonnell, who acted as plant foreman at that time and also did some writing on the side. The bookkeeper at the typewriter is Bessie Clark. The Herald was a tenant in the Dennis Library building from 1873 to 1922, then because the Post Office needed more room, the Herald picked up all it's machinery and moved to the Lovely building on Spring Street at the foot of High Street. This is the Store now occupied by Wallace's Jewelry shop. In 1925 , the Herald's new home on High Street opposite Park Place was completed and the paper moved into the building which it now occupies. The present offices of the Herald bear no resmblance to the cramped quarters occupoed more than n century ago, and the plant itself has increased in size and equipment many fold. Bunnell remained as head of the paper until he died in 1932.

Hi Susan, I have eleven Bunnell names in my LANTERMAN database, two intermarried with Lantermans. John Bunnell m. 17 Oct 1839 Mercy Lanterman [L722} (1818-1900). They lived in Ogdensburg, Sussex County and had five children. Henry Bunnell m, 12 Mar 1853 Mary Margaret Lanterman [L885] (1825-1857}. They had four children, among them newspaper man Jacob who ran the Blairstown Press & was editor of the NJ Herald, Newton. John Hull Munson (1800-1825) m. 27 Sep 1823 Phebe Lanterman [L126] (1806-1890). I have no insight into his middle name, Hull. Robert S. "BoB" Lanterman of San Diego. SDM wrote: > I am trying to locate any information on Henry Bunnell (1786-1826) and > Mary (Nihart) Bunnell (1778-1866) of Walpack, Sussex Co, NJ in early > 1800's. Also searching for Benjamin Hull and Catherine (dau: Mary Ann > Hull who married James Bunnell--born abt 1812 married about 1835.) > > Henry apparently was born July 1786 in Middle Smithfield, Monroe Co, PA > Any information would be appreciated. > > I really enjoy this list. Thanks for everyone's imput. > > Susan

Hi Lorraine, One of my Sussex Co. lines is Silas Utter, b. 1795 NY, d. mar 1856 Sussex Co., NJ. He married Hester Weeden, b. 17 Jul 1799 Tappan, NY, d. 14 Nov 1884 Vernon Twp., Sussex Co. Sometimes the Utter names was mispelled Yetter. Silas had some siblings that also lived in Sussex Co. His parents were William Utter and Jane Russell who married 1771 in Salem, Westchester Co., NY. They had children John, Joseph, Rebecca, Ruth, Abijah, Simeon, and Silas. I don't know anything about John. Hope this helps. Linda K in NC -----Original Message----- From: JFDevenney@cs.com <JFDevenney@cs.com> To: NJSUSSEX-L@rootsweb.com <NJSUSSEX-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Wednesday, January 17, 2001 11:37 PM Subject: [NJSUSSEX-L] Aber/Yetter/McCormick surnames... > >The surnames I am focusing on that were (and are) from Sussex Co. are ABER, >MCCORMICK and YETTER. My 2nd great-grandmother was Phoebe Jane Aber who was >married to John Yetter. Phoebe's parents were John and Mary McCormick Aber. >John Aber's parents were Ezra (also possibly known as Israel) and Phoebe >Freeman Aber. I have placed info I've compiled in a website called "Raineys >Roots". Address is: >http://www.raineysroots.com Lorraine >Devenney

I am trying to locate any information on Henry Bunnell (1786-1826) and Mary (Nihart) Bunnell (1778-1866) of Walpack, Sussex Co, NJ in early 1800's. Also searching for Benjamin Hull and Catherine (dau: Mary Ann Hull who married James Bunnell--born abt 1812 married about 1835.) Henry apparently was born July 1786 in Middle Smithfield, Monroe Co, PA Any information would be appreciated. I really enjoy this list. Thanks for everyone's imput. Susan

The surnames I am focusing on that were (and are) from Sussex Co. are ABER, MCCORMICK and YETTER. My 2nd great-grandmother was Phoebe Jane Aber who was married to John Yetter. Phoebe's parents were John and Mary McCormick Aber. John Aber's parents were Ezra (also possibly known as Israel) and Phoebe Freeman Aber. I have placed info I've compiled in a website called "Raineys Roots". Address is: http://www.raineysroots.com Lorraine Devenney

The following people were buried in Sussex County, NJ and died in the Town of Minisink, Orange County, NY: 20 Aug 1881 George Estile ae. 7 Mos b. NY s/o John Estile bur. Wantage 1 Oct 1881 Martha Randolph ae. 61 b. Sussex d/o _____ Roy bur. Papacating 11 Dec 1881 Delia Rhodes ae. 20 b. Vernon d/o George W. & Elizabeth Rhodes bur. Glenwood 10 Sep 1882 Minnie Storms ae. 8 b. Minisink NY d/o Frederick & Mary E. Storms bur. Slauson 10 Jan 1883 Rachael Winters ae. 77 b. US d/o Lenard Meaddaugh & Sarah Vanaukin bur. Plains Church 1 May 1883 Evi Martin ae. 84 b. NJ s/o Ichabod & Fanny Martin bur. Papacating 26 Mar 1884 Rachael Clark ae. 79 b. Greenville NY bur. VanFleet 13 May 1884 Michael Morehouse ae. 78 b. America bur. Glenwood 30 Oct 1884 Benjamin V. Meyers ae. 74 b. NY s/o Daniel V. Myers & Hannah E. Vanfleet bur. VanFleet 20 Feb 1885 Anna Bedell ae. 84 b. Sussex d/o Abraham & Elizabeth Brink bur. Brink 10 Jun 1885 Peter Decker ae. 76 b. NJ s/o Henry & Hannah Decker bur. Coleville 25 Sep 1885 Phebe Overton ae. 41 b. Wantage d/o Gabriel Overton & Ruth Alward bur. Wantage 23 Aug 1887 Clarence E. Carpenter ae. 45 Mos. b. Minisink NY s/o Elmer A. Carpenter bur. Mt. Salem 20 Jun 1888 Emma J. Woodruff ae. 30 b. Sussex d/o William H. & Rosanna Cole bur. Deckertown 15 Aug 1888 Dorsey W. Davis ae. 1 b. Wantage d/o Elmira E. Davis bur. Salem 27 Oct 1888 Peter K. Wintermute ae. 37 b. Stillwater s/o Isaac & Sarah Wintermute bur. Stillwater 26 Nov 1888 Elizabeth Johnson ae. 45 b. Wantage d/o James & Elizabeth McCarrick bur. Papacating 19 Mar 1889 Mary Jane Davis ae. 16 b. Orange NY d/o John B. & Catharine Davis bur. Salem 3 Oct 1889 Emma Bedford ae. 27 b. Vernon d/o Fred Storms & Mary E. Martin bur. Slauson 27 Apr 1890 Abraham V. Bross ae. 59 b. Sussex s/o Abraham & Sarah Bross bur. Coleville 5 May 1890 Fanny Brown ae. 35 b. Hamburgh d/o Edwin & Nancy Brown bur. Papacating 11 May 1890 John W. Conklin ae. 60 b. Goshen NY s/o Eleazer M. Conklin bur. Deckertowm 19 Nov 1890 Infant Hemenover ae. 4 Days b. Unionville NY c/o Arnott & Mary F. Hemenover bur. Sparta 30 Mar 1891 Keziah Elston ae. 73 bur. Salem 3 Dec 1892 Hannah M. VanSickle ae. 42 b. NJ d/o Thorpe Harden bur. Coleville 24 Jan 1893 Louisa E. Moore ae. 63 b. Fredon d/o Isaac V. Coursen & Phebe Hurd bur. Stillwater 22 Mar 1893 Samuel F. Randolph ae. 80 b. Sussex s/o Jeptha F. & Phebe Randolph bur. Papacating 25 Nov 1893 Percy Myers ae. 4 b. Minisink NY s/o Floyd Myers & Mattie Davenport bur. Mt. Salem

Hi, folks.... I've added this cemetery to my web site. You can find it starting at http://raub-and-more.com/harmprescem1.html. Jan Reuther

Hi Ken, Hope this helps. There was a SHAW family who lived in Rockaway Township, who then moved to Denville. They are listed in the 1915 state census for Rockaway Township as such: Andrew J. b Nov 1869, NJ Evalena, b. Jul 1877, NJ John E., b. Mar 1869, NJ Marion S.,b. Aug 1897, NJ Andrew was the enumerator for this census There was another SHAW family, enumerated two families away, they were: James, b. Dec 1863, NJ Margaret, b. Aug 1870, NJ Lizzie E., b. Mar 1890, NJ Edith M., b. Oct 1897, NJ (NB. age21) Chaver C, b. Jan 1897, NJ (NB. age 18) Harald J., b. May 1907, NJ And lower down on the page, this family Peter H., b. Aug 1840, NJ Harriet, b. Apr 1863, NJ Edna, b. Aug 1895, NJ Anne Stephens, in Jefferson Researching KINNEBROOK, CLAY and TEBO/TEABROUGH all spellings << ljg@uswest.net wrote: > I am looking for relatives of the Shaw family from North > Jersey. The Vernon area, Stillwater, Canistear, and also > Orange County, N.Y. Some family members are Moses, Reuben, > Thomas, Andrew and George. If anyone has any info on any of > the Shaw family I would greatly appreciate sharing it with > me....Thanks Ken Gould LJG@uswest.net >>

Hi, I have a Shaw family from Orange County, NY, specifically Little Britain and New Windsor. Here is some of the information I've got. Let me know if you have any of the same lines, and I'll give you some more info. Take care, Sue McCain Thomas Shaw - b. c. 28 Jun 1772, d. c. 28 Nov 1847 m. Mary Bell b. c. 15 May 1776, d. c. 15 Jun 1808 children: Thomas Shaw, Jr. b 12 Jun 1799, d. 6 Feb 1877 Robert Shaw Thomas Shaw, Jr. m. Harriet Walsh, b. 5 Mar 1803, d. 3 Dec 1852 children: George Washington Shaw, b. c. 30 Jul 1824 Charles Burnett Shaw, b. 29 Jul 1827, d. 22 Apr 1892 Harriet Eleanor Shaw, b. c. 17 Jun 1830 William W. Shaw, b. 15 May 1832 Elkanah Kane Shaw, b. 27 Dec 1834 Daniel B. Shaw, b. c. 10 May 1841 Henry B. Shaw, b. c. 14 Feb 1844 Charles Burnett Shaw m. Henrietta Rodermond, b. 1826, d. 1902 Maria Bradley Shaw, b. 15 Jun 1864 Henry B. Shaw, b. ?

The following people were born in Sussex County, NJ and died in the Town of Minisink, Orange County, NY: 9 Feb 1892 Margaret J. Everett ae. 57 b. Wantage d/o Samuel Christie 13 Feb 1892 Francis E. Vanfleet ae. 69 b. Wantage d/o Benjamin & Charlotte Hayne 1 Aug 1892 John McClow ae. 51 b. Sussex s/o Cornelius & Phebe McClow 22 Nov 1892 Andrew W. Vanfleet ae. 71 b. Sussex s/o James Vanfleet & Mary Dewitt 24 Jan 1893 Louisa E. Moore ae. 63 b. Fredon d/o Isaac V. Coursen & Phebe Hurd 22 Mar 1893 Samuel F. Randolph ae. 80 b. Sussex s/o Jeptha F. & Phebe Randolph 8 Jun 1893 Frederick N. Storms ae. 66 b. Vernon s/o Silas & Sarah M. Storms 5 Aug 1893 Jane H. Dunn ae. 66 b. Sussex d/o Evi Martin & Eliza Hayne TO BE CONTINUED

The following people resided in Sussex County, NJ when they were married in the Town of Minisink, Orange County, NY: 14 Oct 1847 Bowdowine VanSickle res. Wantage NJ m. Mary A. Edwards res. Minisink NY 29 Dec 1849 Edward Byrom res. Sussex NJ m. Frances Neely res. Minisink NY

Snell's "History of Sussex and Warren Counties, New Jersey" was published in 1881 originally. He lists those citizens "over 65" for many of the individual cities. The last census would refer to the Federal census of 1880. Happy Hunting, Cathy DiPietro vdpcom@warwick.net listowner NJSussex

I am looking for information on the parents of Martha RIGGS. She was born in 1855. Her parents were John RIGGS and Maria LOSAW. They had the following children in Vernon Township: John Anderson 1849, Emily 1851, Martha 1855, Smith 1856, William G. 1859, and Mary 1868. John RIGGS was a farmer in the area and the family believes he was also a preacher. There is a John RIGGS on the 1830 census for Vernon Township. If anyone could help me out I would appreciate it. Terry

Hi Carol and all, Thank you for all the work you're doing on the Sussex Marriages! I don't know too much about Sussex co, so forgive me if this is a stupid question: what kind of quarries are in Quarryville? Are they slate quarries? I'm on the lookout for Cornish families and there were a lot of them in the Slate Belt of PA and I believe there were some in Sussex. I'm looking in the marriages for Cornish names but haven't seen any yet. Cornish names are especially those that start with "By TRE-, ROS-, POL-, LAN-, CAR- and PEN, Ye shall know most Cornishmen." Tre is definitely the biggest and outside of these prefixes there are lots of other Cornish names (mostly from the Cornish language). Tremaine, Trelease, Trembath, Trengove, Trelawny, Trevithick and on and on and on. "Tre" is the village or homestead. Roscarrow, Rosewarne, Roskelly, Rosevear Polmear, Pollard, Polglase, Polkinghorne Landry, Lanfear, Lanyon, Lansallos Carthew, Carkeet, Carbis, Carlyon Penhallow, Penrose, Pendragon (as in Arthur), Penglaze, Penhale, Penhaglion, Penberth, etc. But also names like Rowe, Udy, Jewell, Hoskin, Hocking, Sawle, Pascoe, Truran, Vivian, Bonython, Jago, Nance, Nancarrow and more. If you have or know of any names like that in Sussex, please let me know. I have a database of almost 3,200 names of Cornish in NJ. 172 of them are in Sussex County. They were in slate quarries and zinc mines that I know of. I'd be happy to share any information I have and very happy to get more. Thanks, Nancy ----- Original Message ----- From: Carol VanBuren <ty@warwick.net> To: <NJSUSSEX-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, January 14, 2001 11:57 AM Subject: [NJSUSSEX-L] MARRIAGES > The following people were born in Sussex County, NJ and were married in > the Town of Minisink, Orange County, NY: > > 11 Nov 1896 Mahlen Groom b. Chemung NY s/o Vanelder Groom & Harriet Hunt > m. Alberta Townsend b. Sussex ae. 21 d/o Wickham Townsend & Esther A. > Bennett > > 10 Feb 1897 Fowler Conklin b. Vernon ae. 21 s/o Peter Conklin & Annie > Osborn m. Dora Conklin b. Unionville NY ae. 17 d/o John Conklin & Annie > E. Storms > > 23 Sep 1897 Paul Emil Kahn b. GER ae. 31 s/o Franz Neonitz Kahn & Emilie > E. Scherf. m. Elizabeth Carlena Williams b. Vernon ae. 26 d/o Isaac W. > Williams & Fary F. Mills > > 20 Oct 1897 Delbert S. Decker b. Hamburg ae. 26 s/o Solomon M. Decker & > Delphemia McKeeve m. Daisy Evans b. Rutsville ae. 27 d/o Rufus J. Evans > & Belinda Wood > > 28 Feb 1898 Frank Havens b. Deckertown ae. 35 s/o Robert A. Havens & > Emma Moore m. Sarah C. Davis b. Deckertown ae. 22 d/o John S. Davis & > Catherine E. Crumb > > 30 Dec 1896 Peter C. Decker b. Quarryville ae. 34 s/o Seale M. Decker & > Elizabeth Winters m. Minnie A. Johnson b. Quarryville ae. 19 d/o Wm. H. > Johnson & Lydia J. Manderville > > 20 Sep 1898 George Fuller b. Quarryville ae. 22 s/o John P. Fuller & > Susan Ferguson m. Jennie M. Halstead b. Westtown NY ae. 20 d/o David > Halstead & Martha Brown > > 7 Oct 1898 Charles Otis Fuller b. Ellenville NY ae. 23 s/o William F. > Fuller & Emeline Mance m. Mary Estella Bond b. Hamburg ae. 18 d/o Joseph > Bond & Lida Elizabeth Roloson > > 13 Oct 1898 William Henry Bailey b. Quarryville ae. 21 s/o Estle Bailey > & Susan A. Pond m. Ida May Johnson b. Quarryville ae. 18 d/o George > Johnson & Sarah J. Feasel > > 26 Oct 1898 Martin W. Bowman b. Frankford ae. 44 s/o John Bowman & > Ursula Wilson m. Emma Burns b. Glenwood ae. 31 d/o Dennis Burns & > Elizabeth Crane > > 26 Oct 1898 Harry C. Clark b. Beemerville ae. 26 s/o Warren Clark & > Rebeckah Ayers m. Fannie Elston b. Mt. Salem ae. 24 d/o William Elston & > Julia Mead > > 25 Nov 1898 William Sutton b. Monroe ae. 28 s/o Daton Sutton & Mary > Farber m. Grace L. Johnson b. Quarryville ae. 19 d/o Wm. H. Johnson & > Keturah Osborn > > 4 Nov 1898 Theodore Decker b. Amity NY ae. 25 s/o Erastus Decker & > Elizabeth Jervis m. Sarah L. Hofman b. Branchville ae. 24 d/p James > Hofman > > 20 Dec 1898 Isadore Simpson b. New Vernon ae. 21 s/o Brice Simpson & > Sarah Raymond m. Carrie G. Carr b. Johnson ae. 18 d/o Dewitt Carr & > Alice Millspaugh > > TO BE CONTINUED > >

p 400 Snell's History of Sussex lists "The Last Census" Frankford residents 65 and over what year was this census taken? thank you, Sharon Rhodes

Howdy Folks, In last Sunday's New Jersey Herald, the Jennie Sweetman History Column was about a woman in Hamburg, NJ - Ella "Cookie" RUDE SMITH - who is researching the RUDE family. Ella has the genealogy done by her aunt, Ethel Coon, done for the occassion of Ethel's parents' 50th anniversary - John and Anna HOPPER RUDE. Also mentioned in the article is Mona Rood of Texas who has compiled a 820-page book on the Rood Genealogy. That family history goes back to Thomas Rood/Lerude born circa 1602 in England. Cookie's aunt believed her Rude family of Sussex county originated in France while a Rude family of Franklin was of Italian descent. She also notes that the family skeleton stems from the immigrant, Thomas Rood(e). He was believed to be the first person hung in Norwich, CT after being convicted of incest with his daughter, Sarah. Ms. Smith continues that her ancestor, Noah Rude, migrated to Morris county from Connecticut. She longs to fill in more of the blanks in her research. Cookie Smith would love to hear from others working on this family, the article concludes. You can contact her at (973) 827-1875 or Cookie12@aiov.com I've contacted Cookie both for permission to post this and as verification of her email address. She is eager to hear from other RUDE researchers. Happy Hunting, Cathy DiPietro vdpcom@warwick.net listowner: NJSussex

Hello Friends, I saw the recent post to the Sussex County Mailing List regarding Andrew Wilson, his daughter Mary Wilson and her husband, Richard Westbrook.. [my ancestors] The Genealogy Magazine of New Jersey copied inscriptions from the Clove Cemetery in Wantage, Sussex Co., NJ, on 19 Oct, 1929. The records are published in Gen. Mag. of NJ. Vol IV No. 2 Out. 1930, whole No. 22, pg. 47- 50. The following is what was published: Westbrook, Richard, d. March, 1807, aged 82 years, 9 months & 12 days. I would like to correct an error that was made in this publication. I had returned to the Clove Cemetery many times to find Richard Westbrook's tombstone, because I found it highly improbable Andrew Wilson would have named a 78 year old son-in-law as one of the executors of his estate. [Richard would have turned 82 in 1806. (1806 82 = 1724). Andrew Wilson made his will in 1802. (1802 1724 = 78)] Persistence did pay off; and I finally found Richard Westbrook's tombstone. He is interred next to his daughter, Naomi and son in law, Bowdewine Decker. On initial inspection, the inscription on Richard's tombstone appeared to be totally worn away, but with some extensive and very careful removal of the many layers of lichen, the following inscription was revealed: Richard Westbrook Who Departed This Life Died March 1807 62 years 9 months and 12 days. The 6 in his age at death is very clearly a 6 and not an 8. It is very unlikely that an error was made during the initial transcription. Suspect the error was made when the inscriptions were typed for publication. [ I took photographs.] [Personally copied the dates and age of death on Richard Westbrook tombstone -- 5/17/98. ] Harold I. Van Auken ><Will of Andrew dated 29 Mar 1802 Wantage Township bequeathing all land to >son, >Abiah; Abiah to pay my daughter, Martha Titsworth $50; daughters, Mary >Westbrook, Catherine Elston, Hope Decker, Margaret DeWitt, and Martha >Titsworth, the proceeds of household furniture; sons, Joseph, Benjamin, >Andrew, Adda, Neri, Hiram, and Ferguson, the proceeds of sale of remainder > of moveable estate, son Andrew's share to be held in hands of executor. > Executors, sons, Joseph and Abiah and son-in-law, Richard Westbrook. >Inventory filed 10 Nov 1802 and Will proved 17 Nov 1802 (Liber 40:186). > Andrew d. 6 Nov 1802. > > 1. Mary Wilson b. 13 Aug 1751. > 2. Joseph Wilson b. 29 Oct 1752. > 3. Benjamin Wilson b. 24 May 1754. > 4. Andrew Wilson b. 27 Nov 1755. > 5. Catherine Wilson b. 15 Sept 1757. > 6. Hope Wilson b. 1 Jan 1760. > 7. Jacob Wilson b. 23 May 1761. > 8. Margaret Wilson b. 17 July 1763. > 9. Addi Wilson (twin) b. 24 May 1765. > 10. Neri Wilson (twin) b. 24 May 1765. > 11. Martha Wilson b. 14 Feb 1767. > 12. Hiram Wilson b. 4 Mar 1769. > 13. Ferguson Wilson b. 2 May 1771. >14. Abiah Wilson b. 9 Mar 1773. > >1. Mary Wilson b. 13 Aug 1751 m. 20 Apr 1770 (Machackemeck Church) Richard > Westbrook b. 1 June 1743 son of Johannes Dirckse and Sara Tack. Members of > Clove Dutch Reformed Church, Clove Valley, Wantage Township, Sussex >County, New Jersey, Richard an elder. Richard d. 13 Mar 1807 82y 9m 12d >(ts) and > Mary d. 20 Jan 1808 56y 5m 7d (ts) Old Clove Cemetery, Wantage Township, > Sussex County, New Jersey. > >15. Naoma Westbrook b. 14 June 1772 m. Bowdewin Decker. > 16. Mary Westbrook b. 22 Feb 1774 m. Nathaniel VanAuken. [my gggg's] >17. Sarah Westbrook b. c. 1776 m. Stephen Decker. > 18. Permelia Westbrook b. c. 1778/80 m. Solomon Westfall. > 19. Charlotte Westbrook b. 20/30 Nov 1782 m. Obadiah Pellet. > 20. Margery Westbrook b. 1785 m. Peter Hoppaugh. > 21. Frederick Westbrook b. 6 June 1789. > 22. Richard Westbrook b. 16 Dec 1790 m. Mahala Titsworth. > 23. Abiah Westbrook b. 13 June 1796 (Clove Church) Asenath Pellet.> > >

I have two early Lantermans from Northwest New Jersey who married Shaws, moved to Mandan, ND and then to California. Also one 20th Century Lanterman who married a Shaw in California who was from Seattle, WA. William Alton Lanterman [L864] (1854-19250 m. 24 Mar 1885 Harriett Maria Shaw, dau. of Benjamin Shaw & Betty Lumb. Georgia Greenwood Lanterman [L879] (1861-18790 m. 15 May 1888 Benjamin Whitworth Shaw (1858-1940), brother to Harriett. Our daughter Jane Elizabeth Lanterman m. 28 Sep 1885 George Spencer Shaw, son of Kenneth Shaw & Helen Kennison of the State of Washington. Robert S. "BoB" Lanterman of San Diego, late of New Jersey. ljg@uswest.net wrote: > I am looking for relatives of the Shaw family from North > Jersey. The Vernon area, Stillwater, Canistear, and also > Orange County, N.Y. Some family members are Moses, Reuben, > Thomas, Andrew and George. If anyone has any info on any of > the Shaw family I would greatly appreciate sharing it with > me....Thanks Ken Gould LJG@uswest.net

I am looking for relatives of the Shaw family from North Jersey. The Vernon area, Stillwater, Canistear, and also Orange County, N.Y. Some family members are Moses, Reuben, Thomas, Andrew and George. If anyone has any info on any of the Shaw family I would greatly appreciate sharing it with me....Thanks Ken Gould LJG@uswest.net

I'm searching for the parents and sibblings of Chistropher Drake b. Nover 18, 1796; Ephraim Drake B. 1785; believed to be in Newton Township. Father: Joshua Drake; Mother: Eleanor Donald R. Schoenfeld schoen@fcol.com Jacksonville, Fl.