Where did you get "Sophronia" as the wife of Jeffrey Jones? In the abstract of his Jeffrey's will [N.J.Calendar of Wills [NJA 23:267]] his wife is not named,and I have not seen her name in any other reference, so am curious. ----- Original Message ----- From: <Barbeejr@aol.com> To: <NJUNION-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, June 12, 2002 10:50 AM Subject: [NJUnion] Fitz Randolph > I have Samuel Fitzandolph m 8 Jun 1693 Mary Jones dtr of Jeffry and Sephronia > Jones, Elizabeth Town NJ. Does this person connect with your family? > > Jim > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >

I have Samuel Fitzandolph m 8 Jun 1693 Mary Jones dtr of Jeffry and Sephronia Jones, Elizabeth Town NJ. Does this person connect with your family? Jim

AS OF JUNE 14TH I WILL NOT BE BE AOL THANKY YU FOR YOUR SERVICES YOU HAVE BE A GREAT SOURCE OF HELP.

I am searching for a marriage record (or other information) on JOHN BARBER who married an Isabella around 1780 in Elizabethtown. They ended up as Loyalists in NY, and later in southwest New Brunswick, just east of Maine. Anyone have anything on JOHN BARBER, or other possible BARBER leads??? Any help appreciated Tom Moffatt

Does anyone have the Plainfield, NJ directory for 1878? Looking for the address of the summer residence of Ex Mayor John H. EVANS Thank you, Alice

Is anyone researching this couple? Would love to hear from you. In 1950 they lived in Elizabeth Twp., which, until 1857, was Essex County. The name in the 1850 census was spelled Hadderick. John died before 1860. They were married in Newark at St. Mary's Catholic Church on 2 July 1843. They are my 2nd great grandparents. Gloria Schaffter glors@tampabay.rr.com

Susan, Ancestry has not gotten the complete Union County Census on line as yet. The EDs for Westfield Town are 168 thru 177. Try a google search of US Archives 1930 Census. The site gives the descriptions of all the areas in each ED. Gloria

While looking at the 1930 Census for Union Co. NJ at Ancestry.com, I was trying to figure out which division held Westfield, but I couldn't tell. If anyone on the list has access to the census on Ancestry.com, would they please let me know where to look for Westfield. There is no index for NJ. Susan

I would like to communicate with anyone who has information about any of the following MALLINSONS and/or their descendants and allied families. The following individuals are buried at Hillside Cemetery in Scotch Plains, NJ. Alex D. MALLINSON, died 26 July 1910 in Plainfield, NJ, age 62, Civil War Veteran. Alex is listed in the 1909 Plainfield directory as a Druggist with place of business and home at 453 W. 4th, Plainfield. Fred A. MALLINSON, buried in same grave as Alex D. MALLINSON, died 5 Sep 1886 in Plainfield, NJ, age 4 months, 2 days. Mary E. MALLINSON, died 21 Mar 1918 in Elizabeth, NJ, age 60 (wife of Alex). Mary was Mary E. LAWRENCE, daughter of George E. LAWRENCE and Trythenia (sp?) SANFORD of North Castle, Westchester County, NY and Newark, Essex County, NJ. Grace Edna LAWRENCE, died 16 Jan 1916 in Elizabeth, NJ, age 33. Grace was niece of Mary E. MALLINSON and daughter of Eldemora LAWRENCE and Eva Matilda ARCHER of West Orange, Essex County, NJ and Westfield, Union County, NJ. Laurence G. MALLINSON, only son of Mary E. MALLINSON, died 16 Mar 1958 in St. Petersburg, FL, born in Plainfield, NJ, age 70. Frederick E. MALLINSON, grandson of Mary E. MALLINSON, died 12 Nov 1958 in St. Petersburg, FL, born in Plainfield, NJ, age 51. Anna MALLINSON, died 5 Mar 1969 in Seminole, FL, born in Plainfield, NJ, age 83. Additionally, a J. A. or L. A. MALLINSON (handwriting difficult to read) was a witness with Grace LAWRENCE at the marriage of Sidney LAWRENCE and Emma WILSON in 1910 in Jersey City, NJ. This is all of the information I have on MALLINSONS. Thank you. Louise Williams Arnold, CA

In a message dated 6/5/2002 6:02:01 AM Central Daylight Time, hbk@nexet.net writes: << Is it possible that Dail could be Vail? >> Yes ... I missed it in the transcription. Thank you. So I am looking for Betsy & Amos Dail ....now back to all the sites where I may find something.

Hannah D. Murphy born June 29, 1796, NJ, died May 6, 1876 Preble County, OH married John Marsh D'Camp February 21, 1814 NJ They were Quaker and transfered in 1823 from Harwick, NJ >From her bible records she writes she is the daughter of Lydia & Daniel MURPHY. That is all I have I have been trying to find her family since 1970. Can anyone help ... early NJ census, Quaker records in NJ, are there any other records available for info? I live in TX I have 7 letters I put on some of the lists written by my gr gr gr grandfather John Marsh D'Camp. He wrote them after moving from NJ to OH, to his family in NJ. Because of the people he named I was able to find his mother's family. Some people I cannot find and do not know the relationship but he did refer to Aunt Betsy & Uncle Amos Dail, NJ. Aunt Betsy wanted to send items to Hannah and may be related on her side of the family. I have tried every spelling I can think of. In the letters John also mentioned Charlotte Scudder & Aunt Peggy Scudder but they may be related on his DeCamp/Williams side. If anyone on this Warren Co., site had family moving to OH or further west you may enjoy the letters and I will send transcribed copies. Let me know, as I have gotten 'thank you' from others that have read them. He tells how to make the box to store items on the wagon and what to bring, compares the land in NJ to the rich soil in OH, and so much more. Nina

I have double checked the original copy of John Marsh D'Camp's letters to make sure B Dunham was not R Dunham .... He did write B, there is no doubt the way it is written. Someone asked if it could be R. B Dunham & Sally ... CincinnatiI In the letters reference is made to their daughter Sally Ann living with Aunt Peggy Scudder. Williams or D'Camp side???? I have Margeret's on DeCamp & Williams ... Decamp's were friends/neighbors etc to Scudder's, Shotwell's, Marsh's and so many names from early NY/Dutch/NJ records I copied cemetery records(4 pages Beeson - Keller) where John Marsh & William Edgar D'Camp families are buried at Summerville Cem., Butler Co., OH also buried there DUNHAM, Sally, d. 12 Nov 1841, ae 38y, 11m, 1d, wife of Benjamin Nina

Mr Clark, I wanted to clear up any confusion reguarding my post to look up surnames connected to my family, Fitz Randolph. It was an offer to do just that.

Hello, I am interested in the B. Dunham & Sally mentioned below...and, Ross Dunham & Sally mentioned below. My ancestors were Ross Dunham and Sarah "Sally" Roll who went from Westfield Twp., Essex Co. (now Union Co.), NJ to Hamilton Co., OH. Ross and Sarah eventually are found in Miami Co., OH. I am trying to learn more of Ross' ancestry. I know his father was Joseph Dunham and mother was Mary "Polly" Miller who went with all but one of their children to Hamiton Co., OH. The only one who remained in Westfield area was son, Moses Dunham, that I am aware of. The Dunhams appear to be numerous in Essex Co. and Union Co. and come from two different lineages...one being Deacon John Dunham of Plymouth and the other being Jonathan Dunham (alias Jonathan Singletary). This is my father's line. Then I have a MILLS line from my mother's side. I note that Joseph MILLS married 1809 Westfield, NJ to Sarah WILLIAMS. One Smith WILLIAMS served as bondman at the time of the estate filing for my ancestor, William MILLS, of Westfield. [Smith Williams m Mary Hatfield December 8, 1785 Westfield Presbyterian Church, Westfield, NJ] I have the following: Estate of William MILLS (#1). 19 Mar 1795 inventory included the following: Negro girl 35 pounds Negro girls bed & bedding Negro boy 60 pounds one large Bible 20 Mar 1795- Intestate Record: Adms.: Jeremiah MILLS & William MILLS swore William MILLS died w/o a will. Bondsman: Smith WILLIAM (sic...WILLIAMS) 15 Jan 1802-Inventory filed by appraisers. I am open to any thoughts on interrelationships between any of these families. Was Joseph Mills related to William Mills and Abner Mills. I know that Abner Mills married #2 Mary "Polly" (Miller) Dunham, both widowed, in Hamilton Co., OH. Abner Mills married 1793 Westfield, NJ to first Elizabeth "Betsey" Marsh. Audrey

While we're on the subject, does anyone know what induced people from New Jersey to move to Southern Ohio in the late 1700's-early 1800's? While we can say that it was cheap land, etc., how did they really find out about it? Was it strictly word of mouth, or were there advertizements in the periodicals, etc.? Or perhaps people like John Cleaves Symmes who were promoting land speculation? Several of my ancestors went to Butler County in 1807, and many Westfield (Essex Co., NJ) people seem to have been there, or followed shortly thereafter. Thanks, David Kane Nashville TN www.Americanhistoryimprints.com www.westfieldnj.com/firstfamilies

I have never found any connection between the Fitz Randolph/Randolph family descended from Edward and Elizabeth (Blossom) Fitz Randolph, and the Randolph family of Virginia. At one of the NEHGS conferences I asked Gary Boyd Roberts about it, and he stated he believed they were two separate and distinct families and had found no connection. Harman Clark hrclarkjr@kingcon.com ----- Original Message ----- From: "D_T_Leo" <D_T_Leo@msn.com> To: <NJUNION-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, June 03, 2002 9:34 PM Subject: [NJUnion] Fitz Randolph and surnames > I descend from Edward Fitz Randolph and Elizabeth Blossom who moved to > Piscataway, NJ in 1669. The Fitz Randolph's have 800 surnames in there first > book of genealogy alone A large portion of this family dropped the "Fitz" > and went by Randolph adding to the confusion of the Randolph family of > Virginia. > If you should come across a surname of either FitzRandolph or Randolph and > need a lookup, I would be more than happy to help. I also have a Fitz > Randolph web site on myfamily.com if you are intrested, you would need to > email me so I could send you an invite, myfamily requires a password. > > Trisha in Buffalo > > P.S. I am still looking for a family that lived at 929 Hussa St, Linden, NJ > in 1940's last name was Jergins/Jurgins > > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >

Hi Nina and all, Nancy and Ann were used interchangeably - Ann is a nickname for Nancy - so I think you are on target there. Were you able to verify that the second Nancy mentioned in Benjamin's will abstract was really Elizabeth (this was only my theory, I do not have a copy of the original will)? Abstract is as follows: NJ Calendar of Wills 1791 - 1795 p. 399 - 1792, Nov. 7. Williams, Benjamin, of Elizabeth Twsp., Essex Co.; will of. Wife, Sarah, 1/3 of personal property, 1 mare and income of real estate until eldest son, Marsh, is 21. Eldest son, Marsh, 7 acres of home plantation with house and 5 acres of woodland bought of David Mills. Sons, David, Abraham and John, remainder of home plantation divided between, when of age. Land in the Miamies, Colombia Twsp., [Ohio], divided between the 4 sons. Oldest daughter, Sarah, privilege of living at home and L60. Daughter, Nancy Decamp, L5. Daughters, Margaret and Nancy Williams, each L60, when 18. Residue to the 4 sons. Executors - friends, Ephraim Marsh and James Ross. Witnesses - Daniel Baker, Henry Baker and David Rogers. Proved June 25, 1793. Lib. 33, p. 193. 1793, June 13. Inventory, L533.0.3; made by Jehabod Ross and Charles Clark. file 7814-7817G." I would like to know what your source is for Benjamin Williams wife being a Marsh - his mother was a Sarah Marsh (not a Margaret),dau. of Benjamin Marsh and Margaret Ewen, and this would account for the use of the name Marsh and Margaret by their descendants. I would be very interested in determining Sarah's last name! The following is an extract of what I sent Nina earlier today, trying to identify the people mentioned in the letters she kindly transcribed: "Abraham, Marsh, John, and David were brothers of Nancy Williams. Grandfather Hatfield is Andrew Hatfield, 2nd husband of the Sarah (do you know her last name?)who m. 1 Benjamin Williams (Nancy's & above guys father). I think Benjamin's will abstract has a transcription error - the second Nancy mentioned should probably be Elizabeth (bp. 2/27/1785). An Elizabeth Williams m. Stephen Crane, and had a son Benjamin Williams Crane. (Aunt Betsy and Uncle Stephen Crane). Benjamin W. Crane m. Charlotte Littel. Looks like John had siblings Gideon, Philemon, Charity (m. Isaac Dodder?), William I do not know what relations are with the following people: B. Dunham & Sally (Is this Ross Dunham and Sally Roll? If so, how related?) Uncle Reuben Dunn (m. a Sarah Decamp). Is Sarah a sister of his father's? Aunt Betsy Dail and Uncle Amos Dail Aunt Peggy Scudder Are they on the Murphy side?" Does anyone know what the relationship of this last group is to John Marsh DeCamp and his wife Hannah Murphy? Thanks for any clues! Kathleen Pantano >From: HISTMOM@aol.com >To: NJUNION-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [NJUnion] NJ to OH re: letters 1825-1837 >Date: Mon, 3 Jun 2002 17:13:53 EDT > >The first Nancy DeCamp mentioned in the will must be wife of William, on >records as Ann, last name unknown. Read further for my reasons. Correction >.... the 2nd Nancy Williams in Benjamin's will is Elizabeth wife of Stephen >Crane >Will abstact >NJ Calendar of Wills 1791-1795 p 399 >1792, November 7 Williams, Benjamin of Elizabeth Twp, Essex Co; >Wife Sarah (Marsh) 1/3 of personal property. 1 mare and income of real >estate untill eldest son, Marsh is 21. >Eldest son Marsh, 7 acres of home plantation with house and 5 acres of >woodland bought of David Mills. >Sons, David, Abraham, and John, remainder fo home plantation divided >between, >when of age. Land in the Miamies, Columbia TWP, (Ohio), divided between >the >4 sons. Oldest daughter, Sarah, privilege of living at home and L60 (pound >of money), Daughter Nancy DeCamp, L5, Daughters Margeret and Elizabeth >Williams, each L60, when 18. Residue to the 4 sons. >Executors-friends, Ephraim Marsh and James Ross. Witnesses- Daniel Baker, >Henry Baker and David Rogers. Proved June 25, 1793. Lib. 33, p 193 >1793, June 13, Inventory, L533.0.3; made by Jehabod Ross and Charles Clark. >file 7814-7817G > > This leads me to believe that Ann, wife of William DeCamp (son of Lambert >DeCamp, Jr.) is Nancy in the will. >John Marsh D'Camp (son of William & Ann/Nancy) mentions Grandfather >Hatfield, >2nd husband of Sarah Marsh Williams, also Uncle Abraham W (it looks like W >after the name is a Williams), Uncle Marsh W., Uncle David W., Uncle John >W, >& his son John Augustus Williams, Aunt Sally, Aunt Margeret (could she >have >married a Scudder?) >Nina > > >============================== >To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, >go to: >http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 _________________________________________________________________ Chat with friends online, try MSN Messenger: http://messenger.msn.com

I descend from Edward Fitz Randolph and Elizabeth Blossom who moved to Piscataway, NJ in 1669. The Fitz Randolph's have 800 surnames in there first book of genealogy alone A large portion of this family dropped the "Fitz" and went by Randolph adding to the confusion of the Randolph family of Virginia. If you should come across a surname of either FitzRandolph or Randolph and need a lookup, I would be more than happy to help. I also have a Fitz Randolph web site on myfamily.com if you are intrested, you would need to email me so I could send you an invite, myfamily requires a password. Trisha in Buffalo P.S. I am still looking for a family that lived at 929 Hussa St, Linden, NJ in 1940's last name was Jergins/Jurgins

--part1_2d.1e1d6216.2a2d6578_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit << Land in the Miamies, Colombia Twsp., [Ohio], divided between the 4 sons. >>This is the Cincinnati area mentioned. Marsh was about 17 when the will was written so maybe Nancy but surely Sarah was 21yrs old. The land mentioned is from the will of Benjamin Williams written 1792. He was born Jan.1746, almost 50 yrs old. Would it be he planned to move there? Does anyone know if he got it as military land? >From the letters of John Marsh DeCamp we know Marsh, Abraham and John moved to OH and David is mentioned as dead but place unknown. Nina --part1_2d.1e1d6216.2a2d6578_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-Path: <NJESSEX-L-request@rootsweb.com> Received: from rly-xc05.mx.aol.com (rly-xc05.mail.aol.com [172.20.105.138]) by air-xc02.mail.aol.com (v86.11) with ESMTP id MAILINXC21-0603195822; Mon, 03 Jun 2002 19:58:22 -0400 Received: from lists5.rootsweb.com (lists5.rootsweb.com [63.92.80.123]) by rly-xc05.mx.aol.com (v86.11) with ESMTP id MAILRELAYINXC57-0603195803; Mon, 03 Jun 2002 19:58:02 -0400 Received: (from slist@localhost) by lists5.rootsweb.com (8.10.1/8.10.1) id g53Ntaa13948; Mon, 3 Jun 2002 17:55:36 -0600 Resent-Date: Mon, 3 Jun 2002 17:55:36 -0600 X-Original-Sender: mshipe@inreach.com Mon Jun 3 17:55:35 2002 Message-ID: <002e01c20b4a$20519c60$a83919d0@rcsis.com> Reply-To: "Mary Shipe" <mshipe@inreach.com> From: "Mary Shipe" <mshipe@inreach.com> Old-To: "Kathleen Pantano" <kpantano@hotmail.com>, <NJESSEX-L@rootsweb.com> References: <F111fywEsGmjm08IyFr000162f9@hotmail.com> Subject: Re: [NJESSEX] Re: [NJUnion] NJ to OH re: letters 1825-1837 Date: Mon, 3 Jun 2002 17:00:50 -0500 MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit X-Priority: 3 X-MSMail-Priority: Normal X-Mailer: Microsoft Outlook Express 5.50.4133.2400 X-MimeOLE: Produced By Microsoft MimeOLE V5.50.4133.2400 Resent-Message-ID: <0xbLqD.A.oZD.4HA_8@lists5.rootsweb.com> To: NJESSEX-L@rootsweb.com Resent-From: NJESSEX-L@rootsweb.com X-Mailing-List: <NJESSEX-L@rootsweb.com> archive/latest/4588 X-Loop: NJESSEX-L@rootsweb.com Precedence: list Resent-Sender: NJESSEX-L-request@rootsweb.com Kathleen, Do you have a copy of New Jersey Calendar of Wills 1791-1795 If not can I ask how I can find a copy or ask someone to look in the Index. Thanks very much Mary in CA ----- Original Message ----- From: "Kathleen Pantano" <kpantano@hotmail.com> To: <NJESSEX-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, June 03, 2002 5:12 PM Subject: [NJESSEX] Re: [NJUnion] NJ to OH re: letters 1825-1837 > Hi Nina and all, > > Nancy and Ann were used interchangeably - Ann is a nickname for Nancy - so I > think you are on target there. > > Were you able to verify that the second Nancy mentioned in Benjamin's will > abstract was really Elizabeth (this was only my theory, I do not have a copy > of the original will)? > > Abstract is as follows: > > NJ Calendar of Wills 1791 - 1795 p. 399 - 1792, Nov. 7. Williams, Benjamin, > of Elizabeth Twsp., Essex Co.; will of. Wife, Sarah, 1/3 of personal > property, 1 mare and income of real estate until eldest son, Marsh, is 21. > Eldest son, Marsh, 7 acres of home plantation with house and 5 acres of > woodland bought of David Mills. Sons, David, Abraham and John, remainder of > home plantation divided between, when of age. Land in the Miamies, Colombia > Twsp., [Ohio], divided between the 4 sons. Oldest daughter, Sarah, privilege > of living at home and L60. Daughter, Nancy Decamp, L5. Daughters, Margaret > and Nancy Williams, each L60, when 18. Residue to the 4 sons. Executors - > friends, Ephraim Marsh and James Ross. Witnesses - Daniel Baker, Henry Baker > and David Rogers. Proved June 25, 1793. Lib. 33, p. 193. > 1793, June 13. Inventory, L533.0.3; made by Jehabod Ross and Charles Clark. > file 7814-7817G." > > I would like to know what your source is for Benjamin Williams wife being a > Marsh - his mother was a Sarah Marsh (not a Margaret),dau. of Benjamin Marsh > and Margaret Ewen, and this would account for the use of the name Marsh and > Margaret by their descendants. I would be very interested in determining > Sarah's last name! > > The following is an extract of what I sent Nina earlier today, trying to > identify the people mentioned in the letters she kindly transcribed: > > "Abraham, Marsh, John, and David were brothers of Nancy Williams. > Grandfather Hatfield is Andrew Hatfield, 2nd husband of the Sarah (do you > know her last name?)who m. 1 Benjamin Williams (Nancy's & above guys > father). > I think Benjamin's will abstract has a transcription error - the second > Nancy mentioned should probably be Elizabeth (bp. 2/27/1785). An Elizabeth > Williams m. Stephen Crane, and had a son Benjamin Williams Crane. (Aunt > Betsy and Uncle Stephen Crane). Benjamin W. Crane m. Charlotte Littel. > > Looks like John had siblings Gideon, Philemon, Charity (m. Isaac Dodder?), > William > > I do not know what relations are with the following people: > B. Dunham & Sally (Is this Ross Dunham and Sally Roll? If so, how related?) > Uncle Reuben Dunn (m. a Sarah Decamp). Is Sarah a sister of his father's? > Aunt Betsy Dail and Uncle Amos Dail > Aunt Peggy Scudder > > Are they on the Murphy side?" > > Does anyone know what the relationship of this last group is to John Marsh > DeCamp and his wife Hannah Murphy? > > > Thanks for any clues! > > Kathleen Pantano > > >From: HISTMOM@aol.com > >To: NJUNION-L@rootsweb.com > >Subject: [NJUnion] NJ to OH re: letters 1825-1837 > >Date: Mon, 3 Jun 2002 17:13:53 EDT > > > >The first Nancy DeCamp mentioned in the will must be wife of William, on > >records as Ann, last name unknown. Read further for my reasons. Correction > >.... the 2nd Nancy Williams in Benjamin's will is Elizabeth wife of Stephen > >Crane > >Will abstact > >NJ Calendar of Wills 1791-1795 p 399 > >1792, November 7 Williams, Benjamin of Elizabeth Twp, Essex Co; > >Wife Sarah (Marsh) 1/3 of personal property. 1 mare and income of real > >estate untill eldest son, Marsh is 21. > >Eldest son Marsh, 7 acres of home plantation with house and 5 acres of > >woodland bought of David Mills. > >Sons, David, Abraham, and John, remainder fo home plantation divided > >between, > >when of age. Land in the Miamies, Columbia TWP, (Ohio), divided between > >the > >4 sons. Oldest daughter, Sarah, privilege of living at home and L60 (pound > >of money), Daughter Nancy DeCamp, L5, Daughters Margeret and Elizabeth > >Williams, each L60, when 18. Residue to the 4 sons. > >Executors-friends, Ephraim Marsh and James Ross. Witnesses- Daniel Baker, > >Henry Baker and David Rogers. Proved June 25, 1793. Lib. 33, p 193 > >1793, June 13, Inventory, L533.0.3; made by Jehabod Ross and Charles Clark. > >file 7814-7817G > > > > This leads me to believe that Ann, wife of William DeCamp (son of Lambert > >DeCamp, Jr.) is Nancy in the will. > >John Marsh D'Camp (son of William & Ann/Nancy) mentions Grandfather > >Hatfield, > >2nd husband of Sarah Marsh Williams, also Uncle Abraham W (it looks like W > >after the name is a Williams), Uncle Marsh W., Uncle David W., Uncle John > >W, > >& his son John Augustus Williams, Aunt Sally, Aunt Margeret (could she > >have > >married a Scudder?) > >Nina > > > > > >============================== > >To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, > >go to: > >http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > > > > > _________________________________________________________________ > Chat with friends online, try MSN Messenger: http://messenger.msn.com > > > ==== NJESSEX Mailing List ==== > Visit the Essex County Genealogy Web Site at: > <http://virtualnewarknj.com/genec/main.htm> > > ==== NJESSEX Mailing List ==== Researching Newark? 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Hi I am looking for the Parents of Mary Marsh who married Nehemiah Hand in 1837 at the Westfield Presbyterian Church. Does this sound familiar to anyone?? Thanks for reading this and Happy Hunting!! ----- Original Message ----- From: <HISTMOM@aol.com> To: <NJUNION-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, June 03, 2002 3:23 PM Subject: [NJUnion] DeCamp/Williams > I am trying to connect William DeCamp born 1770 Woodbridge, NJ, son of > Lambert Jr to the WILLIAMS family. > Records show his wife as Ann, last name unknown. These families lived in the > Union, Essex & Middlsex Counties. If they lived in other counties please let > me know. > DeCamps and related families did marry into the Marsh families. > I followed the MARSH family because the oldest son was named John Marsh > DeCamp and a younger brother, William Edgar had a son & grandson named Marsh. > After getting the letters John Marsh DeCamp wrote between 1825-1837, I > believe he is related thru his mother to the Williams. > He refers to Uncle Marsh father of John Augustus Williams, Uncle Abraham W., > Uncle David W., Aunt Betsy (Williams)& Uncle Stephen Crane, they wrote to > Uncle John W., The W must denote WILLIAMS as these are siblings to Marsh > Williams, and children of Benjamin WILLIAMS. Benjamin married Sarah MARSH. > If Sarah MARSH is mother to Ann (could she be known by Nancy?) that would be > reason for her children and grandchildren to have the name of Marsh. > If Ann is related to or is a Williams and she decends from a brother or > sibling of Benjamin Williams, John Marsh does not make mention of them. > I just recieved mail that Benjamin Williams wife, Sarah Marsh married 2nd to > Andrew HATFIELD and must be Grandfather HATFIELD that John Marsh refered to > in the letters. He later asks if Grandmother is settled and that could be > Sarah Marsh. > Elizabeth, wife of Stephen Crane is not named as daughter, in the will, so I > will double check my source. > More info by mail .... NJ Calender of Wills 1791-1795 p. 399 1792 Nov 7 > Williams, Benjamin of Elizabeth Twp. Essex Co., > wife Sarah, 1/3 of the property, Marsh eldest son 21, sons: David, Abraham & > John they will get when of age, he mentions land owned in the Miamies > Columbia Twp. (Ohio) devided between the 4 sons. Oldest daughter Sarah, > privilege of living at home and L60 (money) daughter Nancy DECAMP, L5, > daughters Margeret & Nancy Williams, each L60, when 18 > Why 2 daughters named Nancy(?) and Nancy DeCamp go L5 while the others got L60 > Children of Benjamin Williams & Sarah Marsh: > > 1 Benjamin Williams b: January 16, 1745/46 > mar: Sarah Marsh d: September 23, 1824 > Nancy b bef 1774 is she a Hatfield, adopted or what? > mar: Unknown DeCamp > Sarah Williams bef 1773 > mar: Joseph Mills > Marsh Williams b: June 01, 1775 d: August 21, 1855 Butler Co, OH > mar: Nancy Cory b: October 22, 1772 Westfield, Union Co, N J > d: December 05, 1855 Somerville, Butler Co., Ohio m: January 16, 1796 > Presbyterian Ch., Westfield, New Jersey > Margeret Williams b: 1776(Margeret was Benj. mother's name) > David Williams b: 1779 d: Bef. January 1826 > Abraham Williams b: 1781 d: Aft. 1825 Cincinnati, OH > mar: Elizabeth H. Williams > Elizabeth Betsy Williams b: 1785 > mar: Stephen Crane b: Abt. 1781 m: March 27, 1802 > > Westfield, Essex County, New Jersey > John Williams b: 1788 > > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 >