The following was posted on July 9, 2000: Marriages in Sussex County, NJ by H.E. Case Mark K. (Newton) Hunt to Daniel T. Dudd 02/25/1847 This should read Mary Keturah Hunt to Daniel T. Budd Best, Bob Smith...Shelby, NC

Hello... Does anyone know if the museum in Newton is fully open yet and what their hours are? Thanks, ---Mark http://home.att.net/~mforder

Ancestry.com has free for 10 days NJ marriages. I believe most are on various Sussex Co.,NJ web pages, however there are a few I haven't seen. Can anyone tell me at what church these Sussex Co.,NJ marriages are recorded? They are in the same area as my John & Mary Clark Courtright & I'm unable to connect them to the other Courtrights. Thanks, Jarutha Courtright to James Carmer Dec. 15, 1797 Abraham Courtright to Blandeah Courtright 10 Oct 1801 Silas Courtright to Susanna Coykendall 13 Aug 1818 Peter HOUGHTALEN to Dorithy COURTRIGHT 17 Dec 1803 Abraham NEMARER to Anna COURTRIGHT 7 Sep 1798 Benjamin CLARK to Elizabeth CARMER 13 Apr 1800 George CLARK to Juda DIVERS 14 Jun 1798 John CLARK to Esther MISNER 5 Nov 1798 John WILLIAMS to Elizabeth CORTWRIGHT 28 Apr 1796 Cornelius CORTWRIGHT to Lomiche DECKER 6 Jul 1797 Hendrick COURTWRIGHT to Catherine VANGORDA 1 Sep 1796 Cindy Torres Owens cindyo@va.prestige.net http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/o/w/e/Cindy-L-Owens/index.html

Dear Carol and All, The archives of every list hosted by Rootsweb can be accessed and searches by going here - http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl on this screen, put in the name of the mailing list - NJSussex (or any others like NJWarren, Dutch-Colonies, NJMorris, surname lists, etc.) On the next screen, enter the search word/name or date (you will have to check multiple spellings separately as this is not a partial word search i.e. putting in "Dec" will only search for "Dec" not "Decker") Choose a year to search (remember to come back to this screen to check the other years as well) On the next screen, Rootsweb will display the post postings containing your search word - click on [full] to view the complete original posting.....good luck. Cathy DiPietro listowner NJSussex-L

I have traced a number of LANCE ancestors to Blairstown. In my research I find people of the same name in Chester twp. Is this a close location to Blairstown? Thank you. Laurence Seattle

Harriet (CRABTREE) GARDNER (d. 1906, Sussex Co., NJ) in the settlement of her estate, which took place several years later, her four children were mentioned. Harriet was the daughter of William CRABTREE and wife, Elizabeth McCONNELL. One of these children was Sorena GARDNER who married Nathan STACKHOUSE in the estate settlement of Harriet GARDNER. In researching Sussex Co. census records, I find a Nathan STACKHOUSE (b. about 1846) with a wife listed as Emily S. born about 1849. One census lists her name as Emily G. Could this be Emily Sorena GARDNER (married to Nathan STACKHOUSE)? I know of only two children: Harry STACKHOUSE (b. about 1887) and Frances C. STACKHOUSE, b. 1869. Does anyone have access to records that might give the parentage of Nathan STACKHOUSE? He and his family lived in Andover Twp. in Sussex Co. Can anyone help me with a marriage date for Nathan and spouse? Other children born to this couple? ANY help at all will be most appreciated. Thank you. Mona Bross Hylton, Richmond, IN Researching BROSS, COX, CRABTREE, DUNN, GARDNER, GRIGGS, GIVEANS/GIVENS, HARDEN, LITTLE, McCONNELL, VANDERHOOF/VANDERHUFF, among others.

How do I access messages posted previously. Carol Van Buren

-----Original Message----- From: NJrecords@aol.com <NJrecords@aol.com> To: cindyo@va.prestige.net <cindyo@va.prestige.net> Date: Wednesday, July 12, 2000 4:27 AM Subject: Re: [NJSUSSEX-L] Isaac Martin and Cattran >Cindy, > I did not see the original post but in the Middlesex County Will index I >see: >Isaac Martin, 1823 >Isaac Martin, 1828 >Isaac Martin, 1834 >Isaac Martin, 1733 >Isaac Martin, 1883 > Geoffrey Cooper >see my web page for info about wills and other vital record lookups @ > <A HREF="http://members.aol.com/NJrecords/njlookups.html">NJ LOOKUPS</A> >

In researching my John Courtright I have found several references to his wife as being Mary Clark. I know a John Courtright & Mary Clark were married 1797 in Stillwater in Sussex Co.,NJ. As most of you know John Howard Abbott was my first source for this marriage. However I've now found several other references that were written the same time period as Abbott, in other words they were not using each other as sources. So maybe Abbott was completely wrong abt my John, it seems only the ancestry was wrong. My question: IS it possible that the baptism (in 1807) of this couple's child Sara b. 1798 occurred in another church but was recorded in the church of her birth?? This couple had no other children baptised . Thanks, Cindy Cindy Torres Owens cindyo@va.prestige.net http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/o/w/e/Cindy-L-Owens/index.html

I am interested in the Myers family of Walpack, Sussex, NJ. Jacob was born about 1763 and married Sarah Cortright. Jacob died about 1850 and is buried with his wife on what is now called "The Jacob Roe Farm". Snell's History of Sussex says that Jacob came from Montague, however, I have not found any evidence to prove or disprove that fact. Sarah's parentage is also a mystery in that the Abbott book on the Cortrights show her as a daughter of Jacob Cortright and Jannetje Ennes. My research has not convinced me of this, even though the Minisink Church records show a baptism for a Sarah, daughter of Jacob Cortright and Jannetje Ennes. Recently I found a likely candidate for Jacob's father in the IGI. The record shows that shows Jacob's father was a Jacob, who married a Roxanne. This was information provided in a temple submission, so it is not likely there is any more information or even a source for this. The reason this is a promising lead is that Jacob and Sarah named a daugher, Roxanne. And, if it is true that Jacob's parents are Jacob and Roxanne, I have pretty much established a pattern of names for all children, but 2. Those two are Abijah and Carlisle. I would really like to find someone else interested in these families. Allied Surnames are: Fuller, Losey, Rosencrance, Coss Any help or insight would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Patrice Houck Schadt

Michelle, I know there were a lot of Martins in this time frame in Piscataway, Middlesex Co.,NJ. I don't have an Isaac listed but you might try looking there. I have very little on them, as the only link to my ancestor was some land transactions. I did alittle research on the Martins trying to find a link between them & my Kittrell Mundin. Here's what I have: 1 Benjamin Martin b: 1659 Dover, Strafford Co., NH d: Mar 2, 1731/32 in Piscataway, Middlesex Co., NJ . +Margaret Reynolds b: 1661 Dover, Strafford Co., NH m: Oct 24, 1680 Piscataway, Middlesex Co., NJ d: Jan 12, 1686/87 in Piscataway, Middlesex Co., NJ . 2 Benjamin Martin b: Nov 14, 1685 Piscataway, Middlesex Co., NJ d: Aft. 1745 in Piscataway, Middlesex Co.,NJ ..... +Filizatea Slater b: Nov 6, 1685 Piscataway, Middlesex Co., NJ m: 1708 NJ Father: Edward SLATER Mother: Elizabeth BONHAM . 2 Jonathan Martin b: Jan 12, 1686/87 Piscataway, Middlesex Co., NJ d: 1768 in Piscataway, Middlesex Co., NJ ..... +Elizabeth Dunham b: Nov 26, 1689 m: Aug 21, 1704 Piscataway, Middlesex Co., NJ d: Abt. 1713 in Piscataway, Middlesex Co., NJ Father: Edward DUNHAM Mother: Mary BONHAM . *2nd Wife of Jonathan Martin: ..... +Dinah Pyatt b: 1703 Piscataway, Middlesex Co., NJ m: 1722 Piscataway, Middlesex Co., NJ d: 1789 in Piscataway, Middlesex Co., NJ Father: Jacob PYATT Mother: Mary HULL ..... 3 Rachel Martin b: 1733 Piscataway, Middlesex Co., NJ d: in Piscataway, Middlesex Co., NJ ......... +John Munday b: 1728 m: 1753 Middlesex Co., NJ Cindy Torres Owens cindyo@va.prestige.net http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/o/w/e/Cindy-L-Owens/index.html

I have been looking for any descendents or possibly ancestors of Isaac Martin and Cattran?. Isaac Martin was living in Wantage, Sussex County, New Jersey in 1783 when he was a member of the First Baptist Church of Wantage. Isaac is believed to be born sometime in the 1750's, where is unknown believed to be Hardyston Twp, Sussex County, New Jersey. He died in Cincinnati Ohio in 1802. The children of Isaac and Cattran Martin are: Abiah Byron Martin b. 1 January 1771 NJ Samuel Martin b. about 1770 NJ Evi Martin b. ? Isaac Martin b. 2 October 1779 Susannah Martin b. ? (possibly 1785) Me and others have hit a brick wall and want to know where these people came from, like what country did this family originate from, who are Isaac's parents, things like that. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Have a lot of information on Abiah Byron Martin descendents and some on Samuel and Isaac Martin. Am willing to share information. Thank you, Michelle Iowa

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Mathews Andrew to Mary Richey 7/30/1815 John(Knowlton) to Elizabeth Fanger 12/13/1795 Elizabeth to William Deyore 06/02/1811 Sally Eliza to Samuel Fisher12/15/1808 Waton L. to Susan Ann Morris 04/03/1848 Matthews Effy to Isaaac Smith 04/19/1810 James to Anne Johnson 01/20/1802 Phebe Ann to Levi Huffman 12/28/1826 Yours in genealogy Joanne -----Original Message----- From: Ddberner@aol.com [mailto:Ddberner@aol.com] Sent: Sunday, July 09, 2000 7:12 PM To: sound1@fcc.net Subject: Re: [NJSUSSEX-L] Yellow Frame Hunts vs Fredon Hunts Do you by any chance have a book of early marriages in Sussex County? I am desperately trying to find information on a MATTHEWS/MATHEWS family -- father Garrett married Margery ? and had sons William [1779] John [1782] Andrew [1784] Garrett [1794] and Jacob [1796]. I'm sure there were girls in the gaps. If you have access to this type of information, would you be so kind as to do lookups for me. Thanks. Donna Brown Berner Wichita, KS

Marriages in Sussex County,NJ by H. E. Case Hunt Aaron D.(Green) to Sarah Hull 01/16/1841 Abigil to Hosephy Hill 05/09/1802 Abraham to Elizabeth Everitt 11/19/1829 Benjamin to Ann McCraken 06/11/1805 Caroline (Stillwater) to Andrew Mattison 11/27/1838 Catherine L. to William Hunt 02/06/1847 Caty to John Crandine 09/15/1799 Charles L. to Mary Benjamin 03/17/1832 Charlotte(Newton) to Abraham Cook 08/30/1817 Cornelia to George Allen 06/14/1817 Dr. David to Sally Roy 11/13/1800 Ebenezer to Mary Ann Kishpaugh 01/12/1845 Edward to Martha McColley 11/09/1797 Edward(Hardwick) to Mary Sheward 10/09/1803 Edward T. to Emeline Little 12/26/1846 Elizabeth to Charles Roy 06/29/1809 Elizabeth to James Willson 06/25/1814 Elizabeth to Nahtahiel Salmon 01/01/1819 Elizabeth to Schuyler Halsey 04/04/1820 Elizabeth to Jacob Hull 10/17/1821 Elizabeth to Abraham Williams 05/27/1824 Elizabeth to Rubert J. Groover 02/12/1853 Elizabeth M.(Hardwick) to Nehemiah Osborn 05/05/1821 Fanny to Ashur Emmons 12/25/1819 Flora to Richard Sherred 04/18/1835 George to Eliza Brown 09/24/1812 H.W. to Mary Hann 03/03/1818 Israel to Margaret Benward 09/04/1803 Jacob to Martha Opdyke 10/24/1829 Jane to John J. Williams 06/02/1808 Jane to John Wilson 08/31/1812 Jane to William Spiel 02/06/1830 Jemima to Langstaff Pown 01/20/1813 Job D. (Green) to Catherine Miller 11/07/1839 John to Anna Hill 06/19/1810 John to Jemimah Hixon 04/06/1816 John to Eliza W. Decker 07/31/1828 Joseph to ____ Hibler 02/21/1824 Kezia to John Griggs jr. 12/29/1802 Lucy to William Armstrong 03/12/1805 Lydia to Dennis Cochran 05/07/1831 Margaret to Antone Shuman 02/09/1822 Margaret (Hardwick) to Absalom Price 05/29/1822 Margaret to Martin R. Everitt 01/12/1837 Margretta to Peter C. Osborn 12/07/1848 Martha to John Ryerson 04/15/1805 Martha to Samuel Tingley 03/04/1841 Martha D. to Johnson Kishpaugh 12/10/1844 Martha T.(Mansfield) to Elijah Warne 07/02/1806 Mary to Daniel Camp 05/11/1834 Mary(Newton) to Uzal Canfield 09/16/1837 Mark K.(Newton) to Daniel T. Dudd 02/25/1847 ( yes! I check twice on this name ) Marcy to Robert Allin 06/30/1803 Nancy to Philip Ruluback 11/08/1798 Nancy to William Mitten 11/21/1831 Nathaniel to Elizabeth Barber 09/03/1825 Noah to Sally Willguss 05/31/1812 Phebe (Vernon) to Abner Hyatt 12/04/1839 Polly to William Fanger 03/14/1798 Polly to Christpher Shriner 11/00/1817 Rachel to John Able 07/09/1825 Ralph to Margaret Wintermute 11/28/1812 Rebecca to William Allen 03/17/1811 Richard to Ann Teets 11/24/1803 Ruth to Fraderic Camel 01/26/1821 Sally(Knowlton)to Saniel Sweazy 07/03/1798 Sally Ann to William C. Lewis 12/28/1825 Samuel to Elizabeth Howard 04/20/1817 Sally(Hardwick)to Samuel Wells 06/27/1816 Sarah(Hardwick) to Daniel Carlile 12/31/1795 Sarah(Hardwick) to William McKee 10/27/1799 Sarah to John Hough 08/17/1800 Sarah to Seely Hopkins 03/12/1819 Sarah Ann to James W. Cummings 07/31/1852 Sarah R. to Rev. Jonathan F. Morris 11/11/1829 Susan(Stillwater) to Aaron VanSickle 12/09/1837 Susan Ann to John Keepers 01/24/1846 Tapel to Elizabeth Decker 06/27/1813 Theophulis to Margaret Armstrong 02/07 /1811 Thomas to Catherine Dodderer 12/31/1795 Thomas jr. to Rebecca Turner 08/25/1812 William to Elizabeth Williams 09/17/1808 William(Newton) to Susan C. Johnson 08/28/1823 William(Vernon) to Susan Mentross 12/29/1835 Williams to Catherine L. Hunt 02/06/1847 William T. to Charrity Dickerson 12/28/1822 William T. to Lydia Rose 02/08/1845 Willson to Euphemia Armstrong 02/20/1819 Willson to Margaret Everitt 09/03/1828 Aaron D.(Tranquility)to Elizabeth Wilson 11/26/1863 Alice A. (Swartswood) to Wm. E. Decker 03/16/1878 Anna(Sparta) to Lyran J. States 07/25/1865 Anna M.(Andover) to Daniel Byram 11/27/1867 Daniel H.(Swartswood) to Lizzie Unangst 10/16/1875 Fanny S.(Branchville) to Hugh L. Phillips 11/24/1869 Flora S.(Montague) to John J. Courtright 11/30/1876 Frances E.(fernon)to William M. Drew 11/24/1869 Jennie to Livingston Stackhouse 12/31/1877 Job D.(Hardyston) to Margaret Earles 11/09/1857 John M.(Sparta) to Mary Elizabeth Simmons 07/22/1863 Joseph O. to Sarah A. Totten 08/28/1869 Lavilla M.(Green) to James A. Decker 05/00/1867 Lizza(Andover) toSteward Stickles 10/30/1872 Lydia(Andover) to John V. Vansyckle 03/30/1848 Margretta(Stillwater)to Peter C. Osborn 12/07/1848 Martha to Isaac Mattison 10/17/1854 Mary(Sparta) to Amos F. Bealy 09/22/1855 Prudence N.(Sparta)to George Ackerman 11/17/1872 Rachel to Alfred B. Hockenberry 12/18/1861 Susie M. to John N. Calsin 11/24/1869 Wm. H.(Andover) to Jennie H. Longcore 12/24/1868 -----Original Message----- From: Cheryle Donnelly [mailto:bmx@dowco.com] Sent: Friday, July 07, 2000 10:41 PM To: Joanne Subject: Re: [NJSUSSEX-L] Yellow Frame Hunts vs Fredon Hunts Hi there I have been readiang your letters on the Hunts, do you have a Hunt woman marring into the BAtes family from New Jersey? As I have a James Hunt Bates, this family used the mother's maiden name often in one of their sons middle names . I am very stumped on the Bates line and will try any clue to make headway? TIA Sincerely Cheryle Brazier-Donnelly Family Historian Searching: Bates,Haight,Allen,Smith,Miles,Pritchard, Mott,Stover,Tompkins,Brazier,Branchley/Brenchley,Wonch,Ryan,Wiltshire,Bye,Fe rris,Rathbun,French,Searls Putiech/Puttick? Mott ----- Original Message ----- From: Joanne To: NJSUSSEX-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Thursday, July 06, 2000 8:34 AM Subject: RE: [NJSUSSEX-L] Yellow Frame Hunts vs Fredon Hunts Hello, Have you read Snell? History of Sussex and Warren counties,New Jersey by James P. Snell published 1881 there are a lot of Hunts! Page 433 has Hunt's Mill in Green Township, It starts with Joseph B. and Theodore F. Hunt owning the mill, that it has been in the hands of the Hunt family, from when it was erected in 1780, by Ralph Hunt d.1821 who Married Elizabeth Phillips. Ralph's father was Samuel Hunt, who died in 1752 and buried at Hunt's Pond along with Ralph and other family members after him. pg.434 has a bio and sketch of Samuel H. Hunt from the 1600's yours in genealogy Joanne -----Original Message----- From: Barbara Houle [mailto:houlebar@sover.net] Sent: Thursday, July 06, 2000 10:29 AM To: NJSUSSEX-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [NJSUSSEX-L] Yellow Frame Hunts vs Fredon Hunts Does anyone have info on a Thomas Hunt who was captured by the Indians. Can anyone tell me about "the two principal Hunt lines in old Sussex trace from pioneer brothers, either from Samuel Hunt, Jr. or from his younger brother, Thomas Hunt" (Pioneer Families of Northern New Jersey) Apparently there was a Thomas Hunt, not the Indian capitve, who settled at Whitehouse, Somerset County and then moved to Fredon, Sussex Co. Barb

Joanne Does your book have anything on the Green's? Janine -----Original Message----- From: Joanne [SMTP:sound1@fcc.net] Sent: Thursday, July 06, 2000 8:34 AM To: NJSUSSEX-L@rootsweb.com Subject: RE: [NJSUSSEX-L] Yellow Frame Hunts vs Fredon Hunts Hello, Have you read Snell? History of Sussex and Warren counties,New Jersey by James P. Snell published 1881 there are a lot of Hunts! Page 433 has Hunt's Mill in Green Township, It starts with Joseph B. and Theodore F. Hunt owning the mill, that it has been in the hands of the Hunt family, from when it was erected in 1780, by Ralph Hunt d.1821 who Married Elizabeth Phillips. Ralph's father was Samuel Hunt, who died in 1752 and buried at Hunt's Pond along with Ralph and other family members after him. pg.434 has a bio and sketch of Samuel H. Hunt from the 1600's yours in genealogy Joanne -----Original Message----- From: Barbara Houle [mailto:houlebar@sover.net] Sent: Thursday, July 06, 2000 10:29 AM To: NJSUSSEX-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [NJSUSSEX-L] Yellow Frame Hunts vs Fredon Hunts Does anyone have info on a Thomas Hunt who was captured by the Indians. Can anyone tell me about "the two principal Hunt lines in old Sussex trace from pioneer brothers, either from Samuel Hunt, Jr. or from his younger brother, Thomas Hunt" (Pioneer Families of Northern New Jersey) Apparently there was a Thomas Hunt, not the Indian capitve, who settled at Whitehouse, Somerset County and then moved to Fredon, Sussex Co. Barb

Hello All, It is my anual request time, I am looking for any "odd" FORCE material you may have in your database, Any odd birth,death,marriage dates, or seemingly unconnected connections you may have to the FORCE family, Anything appreciated, even if it is only one name or date or someone distant you don't know the connection to. just as long as its "for real". Thanks Much, M. Force

Would anyone have any information about the WINFIELD family in Wantage, Sussex Co., NJ? I am especiallly interested in the following names that are on the 1870 Census for Wantage; Arminda Winfield Catherine Winfield Delia Winfield Elizabeth Winfield Frank Winfield Jacob Winfield Jane Winfield William Winfield Thank you in advance. Mary

Barb, p.s. on page 35 of snell under French and Indian war 1755 Indian incursions and Murders tells about the capture of the Hunts and Swartwout. Joanne -----Original Message----- From: Barbara Houle [mailto:houlebar@sover.net] Sent: Thursday, July 06, 2000 10:29 AM To: NJSUSSEX-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [NJSUSSEX-L] Yellow Frame Hunts vs Fredon Hunts Does anyone have info on a Thomas Hunt who was captured by the Indians. Can anyone tell me about "the two principal Hunt lines in old Sussex trace from pioneer brothers, either from Samuel Hunt, Jr. or from his younger brother, Thomas Hunt" (Pioneer Families of Northern New Jersey) Apparently there was a Thomas Hunt, not the Indian capitve, who settled at Whitehouse, Somerset County and then moved to Fredon, Sussex Co. Barb

Hello, Have you read Snell? History of Sussex and Warren counties,New Jersey by James P. Snell published 1881 there are a lot of Hunts! Page 433 has Hunt's Mill in Green Township, It starts with Joseph B. and Theodore F. Hunt owning the mill, that it has been in the hands of the Hunt family, from when it was erected in 1780, by Ralph Hunt d.1821 who Married Elizabeth Phillips. Ralph's father was Samuel Hunt, who died in 1752 and buried at Hunt's Pond along with Ralph and other family members after him. pg.434 has a bio and sketch of Samuel H. Hunt from the 1600's yours in genealogy Joanne -----Original Message----- From: Barbara Houle [mailto:houlebar@sover.net] Sent: Thursday, July 06, 2000 10:29 AM To: NJSUSSEX-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [NJSUSSEX-L] Yellow Frame Hunts vs Fredon Hunts Does anyone have info on a Thomas Hunt who was captured by the Indians. Can anyone tell me about "the two principal Hunt lines in old Sussex trace from pioneer brothers, either from Samuel Hunt, Jr. or from his younger brother, Thomas Hunt" (Pioneer Families of Northern New Jersey) Apparently there was a Thomas Hunt, not the Indian capitve, who settled at Whitehouse, Somerset County and then moved to Fredon, Sussex Co. Barb