Tracy -- do you have specific Thompson names? I may have some data to help, but it would be easier if I did not have to look up the distribution lists to find out the names. Harman Clark -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Wednesday, February 02, 2000 7:16 AM Subject: Re: [NJUNION] Re: Land distribution to Elizabethtown Assoc. >Does anyone have any information on the Thompson's listed on the Land >distribution list? > >Thank you. > >Tracy (Thompson) Tomaselli > >CT: Arnold, Augur, Bartlett, Beckwith, Bennett, Boardman, Bishop, Bristol, >Brooks,Bushnell, Camp, Clark, Champion, Chappell, Chittenden, Church, Coe, >Cone, Cruttenden, Denison, DeWolfe, Dowd, Field, Fowler, Griswold, Hall, >Hand, Highland, Hughes, Huntley, Kimberly, Lay, Lee, Mack, Mason, Miller, >Morgan, Norton, Parker, Parmelee, Plympton, Rogers, Spencer, Starr, Stevens, >Sutcliffe, Thompson, Tyler, Watrous, Webb, Wilcox(son), Wickwire, Wright, >RI: Alcock, Card, Clarke, Church, Hall, Knight, Lawton, Mott, Payne, >Rathbone, Sands, Sheffield, Sherman, Webb, Westcott, Williams >MA: Atwood, Bowen, Clifton, Page, Savage, Torrey, Rutherford, Wise >NJ: Ogden, Morgan >Nova Scotia: BAKER, BENNETT, BILL, COPP, DEXTER, ELLS, HUNTLEY, HUTCHINSON, >MACDONALD, MCLELLAN, MERRIAM, PRITCHARD, ROGERS, SANFORD, SCOFIELD, >SHEFFIELD, STEELE, THORPE, WICKWIRE, WINSLOW >Italy: Giannotta, Placido, Ricci, Tomaselli > >Scotland: McKay >Germany: Breitweiser > > > > >

DIANE, THANKS FOR REPLYING WAS WONDERING IF YOU CAN TELL ME THE OTHER BROTHERS AND SISTERS OF JOSEPH DALTON. AND IF WE CAN COMMUNICATE ON A MORE PERSONAL LEVEL EMAIL OF COURSE YOUR THE FIRST CONTACT IVE FOUND AND IVE BEEN LOOKING FOR MONTHS THANKS AGAIN LAURA

LOOKING FOR INFORMATION ON JOSEPH VINCENT DALTON WHO DIED IN ELIZABETH DEC 1941 OR 1942 HIS WIFES NAME WAS AMIRA WINTERS DALTON THEY HAD 5 CHILDREN TOGETHER 6 IN ALL OLDEST WAS A CHILD FROM AMIRAS PREVIOUS MARRIAGE. JOSEPH CAME TO THE USA FROM CORK COUNTY IRELAND AS A BOY WITH HIS FAMILY. HE WAS ABOUT 6 YEARS OLD WHEN THEY CAME TO THE STATES. ANY INFORMATION WOULD BE BETTER THEN WHAT I HAVE NOW THANK YOU LAURA STROUD

Does anyone have any information on the Thompson's listed on the Land distribution list? Thank you. Tracy (Thompson) Tomaselli CT: Arnold, Augur, Bartlett, Beckwith, Bennett, Boardman, Bishop, Bristol, Brooks,Bushnell, Camp, Clark, Champion, Chappell, Chittenden, Church, Coe, Cone, Cruttenden, Denison, DeWolfe, Dowd, Field, Fowler, Griswold, Hall, Hand, Highland, Hughes, Huntley, Kimberly, Lay, Lee, Mack, Mason, Miller, Morgan, Norton, Parker, Parmelee, Plympton, Rogers, Spencer, Starr, Stevens, Sutcliffe, Thompson, Tyler, Watrous, Webb, Wilcox(son), Wickwire, Wright, RI: Alcock, Card, Clarke, Church, Hall, Knight, Lawton, Mott, Payne, Rathbone, Sands, Sheffield, Sherman, Webb, Westcott, Williams MA: Atwood, Bowen, Clifton, Page, Savage, Torrey, Rutherford, Wise NJ: Ogden, Morgan Nova Scotia: BAKER, BENNETT, BILL, COPP, DEXTER, ELLS, HUNTLEY, HUTCHINSON, MACDONALD, MCLELLAN, MERRIAM, PRITCHARD, ROGERS, SANFORD, SCOFIELD, SHEFFIELD, STEELE, THORPE, WICKWIRE, WINSLOW Italy: Giannotta, Placido, Ricci, Tomaselli Scotland: McKay Germany: Breitweiser

No I can't everyone in my family has passed away that is related to my Grandfathers side. Thanks for your time I'll keep looking Dan ---------- > From: [email protected] > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: [NJUNION] Re: Land distribution to Elizabethtown Assoc. > Date: Tuesday, February 01, 2000 4:13 PM > > Wish I could help but the name is not familiar. Can you tie it to dates ? > It may be that I was at school with someone in the family. Elmora, Hamilton > and Jefferson High and Battin High are the schools I remember. Dates are > from 1925 through 1942. > DK > Boca Raton FL >

Just a suggestion... If your reply to a message has no relationship to the subject line, please change it to indicate what your message is about. Saves us all a lot of time. Thanks Gail __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Talk to your friends online with Yahoo! Messenger. http://im.yahoo.com

As long as we're on the topic of Elizabethtown, I am descended from the Rev. John Harriman, who was installed as pastor September 1687, through his son Joseph. Any long-lost cousins out there? Or, anyone with information on this family? Especially.....JOSEPH - we are really having difficult with records on him - birth, marriage, death Gail Verderamo Benson __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Talk to your friends online with Yahoo! Messenger. http://im.yahoo.com

I was reading your reply to someone else and noticed that you lived inChilton St Elizabeth.Im attempting to locate information about my grandfather who at one time lived on Chilton St.His name was John j.Marancik and married a Estelle Johnson. They had three children,Dorothy,Audrey and John Jr.My grandfather worked selling produce from a wagon and then Singer.Did you ever hear of the family. Thanks in advance Dan ---------- > From: [email protected] > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: [NJUNION] Re: Land distribution to Elizabethtown Assoc. > Date: Tuesday, February 01, 2000 2:09 PM > > You may care to look at history of the Kean family, extant to this day in > Union, N.J. > The original John Kean was president of Elizabethtown Gas Company, an office > which passed to his son and onward. They were also holders of "The Kean > Farm," which was given to Newark Normal School. It is now Kean University > on Morris Avenue in Union. A history department there may be of more help > and there are also history sources in Elizabeth, N.J. > As a child I lived in Lincoln Avenue, Elizabeth. At the corner of Lincoln > and Chilton Street there was (and may be yet) a Magie home, remnant of the > Magie Farm. That was about 75-years ago. > David Kurtz > Boca Raton FL >

I am hoping that someone can give me information regarding the three or more land distributions to the Elizabethtown Associates from about 1666 to 1699 and possibly beyond. I will appreciate your help. Bill Magie Georgia, USA

Wish I could help but the name is not familiar. Can you tie it to dates ? It may be that I was at school with someone in the family. Elmora, Hamilton and Jefferson High and Battin High are the schools I remember. Dates are from 1925 through 1942. DK Boca Raton FL

You may care to look at history of the Kean family, extant to this day in Union, N.J. The original John Kean was president of Elizabethtown Gas Company, an office which passed to his son and onward. They were also holders of "The Kean Farm," which was given to Newark Normal School. It is now Kean University on Morris Avenue in Union. A history department there may be of more help and there are also history sources in Elizabeth, N.J. As a child I lived in Lincoln Avenue, Elizabeth. At the corner of Lincoln and Chilton Street there was (and may be yet) a Magie home, remnant of the Magie Farm. That was about 75-years ago. David Kurtz Boca Raton FL

In a message dated 2/1/00 1:51:58 PM Pacific Standard Time, [email protected] writes: << I am hoping that someone can give me information regarding the three or more land distributions to the Elizabethtown Associates from about 1666 to 1699 and possibly beyond. I will appreciate your help >> I can help with one of them! A listing of the actual surveys for the 1699 -1700 divisions of land, referred to as the "Clinker Lots" can be found at my "First Families of Westfield, NJ" website. Go to the site, and on the lower left click 'Records' then click "The 174 "Clinker Lots 1699-1700". The hyperlink to the site is listed below. <A HREF="http://www.geocities.com/heartland/prairie/5096">http://www.geocities .com/heartland/prairie/5096</A> David Kane San Leandro CA

Hi Bill, I think this is what you are looking for: http://pages.prodigy.net/blahblahblahblah/ETAssoc/ Land dist. from 1664 to 1699 for Elizabethtown. have fun, Kathleen >From: Bill Magie <[email protected]> >Reply-To: [email protected] >To: [email protected] >Subject: [NJUNION] Re: Land distribution to Elizabethtown Assoc. >Date: Tue, 01 Feb 2000 16:48:08 -0500 > >I am hoping that someone can give me information regarding the three or >more land distributions to the Elizabethtown Associates from about 1666 >to 1699 and possibly beyond. I will appreciate your help. > >Bill Magie >Georgia, USA > ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

St Mary's Cemetart in Rahway St George Ave and Westfield Ave has very old tombstones and in Elizabeth there is a Church on Broad St with Revolution soldiers and later.Look in WWW>Rootsweb.Com Great place ---------- > From: [email protected] > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: [NJUNION] Cemetaries in Linden, New Jersey > Date: Sunday, January 30, 2000 7:37 PM > > I was wondering if there is a Cemetaries that goes back any farther? I'm > looking for info on Jeremiah Morris 1898. And A MAry Morris . Thank you > Becky In Az >

The colonial cemetery on St Georges Ave Rahway adjacent to the historic Merchant & Drovers Tavern at Wood Ave is one to check out. The Evergreen Cemetery on North Broad St Hillside is another good possibility. Also, of course, you might check out the churchyard cemetery, if there is one, at whatever church the person attended.

Would someone be so kind as to list the cemetaries in Linden New Jersey? Thank you in advance. Judy Rollins, Jacksonville Florida

I was wondering if there is a Cemetaries that goes back any farther? I'm looking for info on Jeremiah Morris 1898. And A MAry Morris . Thank you Becky In Az

Cemeteries Mt. Calvary Cemetery, 1000 E. Edgar Road, Linden, NJ 07036-2437, 908-862-4832. In business since 1911. Governed by St. Adalbert’s Church. Visiting hours 8:00 am to 5:00 pm. Office hours 8:00 am to 4:00 pm weekdays. Cemetery records on-site and available for searches. No appointment necessary. Staff available for assistance. Phone requests accepted. Rosedale and Rosehill Cemetery Association, 355 E. Linden Ave., PO Box 1610, Linden, NJ 07036-2421, 908-862-4990, fax 908-862-2696. In business since early 1900s. Visiting hours 8:30 am to 5:00 pm. Office hours are 8:30 am to 4:30 pm weekdays, 9:00 am to 12:30 pm on Saturdays. Searches by appointment, staff available for assistance. Fee involved for searches involving more than one individual. www.rosedale-rosehill.com Rosedale and Rosehill Cemetery Association, US Highway 1, Linden, NJ 07036-2421, 908-862-3900 - www.rosedale-rosehill.com ---Robin www.rootsweb.com/~njunion

Many thanks to the folks who helped get me oriented concerning Shunpike Road in Summit. Thought I would list the grantors on the Nov. 25, 1875 deed to my great-grandfather William McMane(s), in case anyone is researching them. They were David O. and Anna E. Magie. Nearby property (in the description of the boundaries of the Magie property sold) belonged to John Kemp and Jane A. Foster. Dave McMane

Just received a copy of an 1875 deed of property on Shunpike Road in Summit, N.J. to my great-grandfather William T. McManes. Does anyone know where that road is (or was)? Dave McMane