Looking for info on my wife's Grandfather Harry Vusler. Don't know much of anything on him except he was my wife's Mothers Father. My wife's mother was Jennie Morris nee Vusler born Sept 1906. Any and all help appriciated. Paul in Penna.

Hello all, My previous query yielded many answers to my question about my g grandfather admitted to Bonnie Burn Sanitorium. I just received an email from the person who handles the medical records of patients. She said that the records were not in existence, being that old (from the early 1950s). But, she said she found my g grandfather in the registrar's records. I now have a tentative date of his birth, and the names of his parents, both of which I did not know before! Imagine my excitement! Now, for the next question.....my g grandfather, Bela KONYU (or KONNYU), lived with one of his sons and his family in their house in Phillispburg. Since Bela died in the sanitorium, which, I think, is located in Union County, should I request his death certificate from Union County, or should I request it from Warren County, where he lived in Phillipsburg? Thanks in advance for any information, Denise S. (in Oklahoma City, OK)

In the matter of the Estate of Thomas Nolan-deceased # U 2164 Inventory and Appraisement HARRY G.NOLAN-Administrator WILLIAM C.MER---- Appraiser HIRAM M.CREGAR-Appraiser Filed in the Surrogates Office Warren County on the 14th day of Oct 1920, and recorded in book of Inventories # 22-pg 283 CHARLES G.SMITH-Surrogate Inventory and Appraisement of the goods and chattels rights, credit and effects of THOMAS NOLAN of the Town of Hackettstown, in the County of Warren and State of New Jersey, Now deceased, made by HARRY G.NOLAN, Administrator, and WILLIAM C.MER--- AND HIRAM M.CREGAR-Appraisers. Chattels Stock of goods in Store-$538.32 Horse wagon & Harness-$50.00 Household goods-$181.50 Cash on hand-$12.00 Cash in Hackettstown Nat Bank-$125.33 Cash in B--- Nat Bank of Hackettstown-$28.50 Credits-Accounts Due EST goods -$252.00 Total-$1187.70 Dated July 31,1920 HARRY G.NOLAN-Administrator WILLIAM C.MER--- Appraiser HIRAM M.CREGAR-Appraiser New Jersey-Warren County WILLIAM C MER--- one of the appraisers in the annexed inventory named, being duly sworn, declares and says, that the goods , chattels and credits in the annexed inventory set down and specified, known by him appraised according to their just and true inspection notes and ----, are of the best of his judgement and understanding and that HIRAM M.CREGAR, the other appraiser, whose name is thereunto subscribed , was present at the same time with this de----,and counted in all things to the doing inventory and that they appraised all things that were brought to their view for appraisement. Sworn and subscribed Before me, this 31st day of July 1920 M.J.YOUNGBLOOD Master in Chancery of New Jersey New Jersey Warren Co HARRYG.NOLAN The administrator of the estate of THOMAS NOLAN deceased being duly sworn, on his oath, says ; that the annexed writing contains a true and perfect inventory of all and singular the goods, chattels and credits of the same THOMAS NOLAN, deceased as far as have come to his --------- or knowledge, or to the Poisson of any other person or persons from his ----, to his knowledge. Sworn and subscribed Before me This 31st day of July 1920 HARRY G.NOLAN M.G.YOUNGBLOOD MY NOTE; Mary Jane Willever-Woolever was the wife of Thomas Store was located in the Union Hall building corner of Main & Liberty My Family-Still looking for Harry G Stewart My N.J.-Willever-Woolever-Roots & P.A.Kin Nolan,Fogle,Vogel,Johnson,Hill,Kay,Cronin,Engroff,Siverthorn,Alexander,Major ,Crotsley,Lee,Gerard,Handler,Tims,Miller,Dalley,Benward,Houston Dalton,Wainwright,Caskey,Taylor,Speer, http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/w/o/o/Stewart-J-Woolever-jr/index.html Woolever Kinship http://www.expage.com/page/wooleverkinship

Sandy, Your concerns are appreciated. I only hope that everyone doing research has asked themselves the important question, "Before I go looking, am I prepared for what I may find?" I think I might have been happy to discover some of my relatives where in either a sanitOrium/sanitarium! Compared to other possibilities either might not be bad. Good work and enjoy. Rick Lane -----Original Message----- From: Sandy Read [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Friday, August 03, 2001 11:29 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [NJWARREN] SanitArium vs. SanitOrium I should have checked the dictionary before asking Denise if someone was mangling the English language by confusing sanitArium with sanitOrium, because I now find that Webster defines them both as being from the Latin word sanatorius, to mean giving health. It does not differentiate between between physical or mental, as sanitOrium is also defined as sanitArium. Before we upset anyone whose ancester was in a sanitArium for their physical health, are the words interchangeable? Was this just something I picked up from my mid-western upbringing and there really is no difference?? Sandy ==== NJWARREN Mailing List ==== ============================== Shop Ancestry - Everything you need to Discover, Preserve & Celebrate your heritage! http://shop.myfamily.com/ancestrycatalog

I should have checked the dictionary before asking Denise if someone was mangling the English language by confusing sanitArium with sanitOrium, because I now find that Webster defines them both as being from the Latin word sanatorius, to mean giving health. It does not differentiate between between physical or mental, as sanitOrium is also defined as sanitArium. Before we upset anyone whose ancester was in a sanitArium for their physical health, are the words interchangeable? Was this just something I picked up from my mid-western upbringing and there really is no difference?? Sandy

Just wanted to help clear the mystery behind my request. I was just informed of my mangling two words which sound and spell very similar. SanitArium is a facility used for those who are mentally ill, while sanitOrium is/used for those who are physically ill. I also found out that Bonnie Burn Sanitorium was built in 1912, for Tuberculosis patients. denise

My many thanks to those who have shared stories and memories of their own ancestors admitted to sanitariums. Also, my heartfelt apologies for thinking sanitariums were used for mentally ill people. That was just the way of thought of them. Thanks to those who set me straight on the use of them. Denise

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Hi all, Been awhile so I thought I would check to see if anyone is researching the above surnames, circa 1800-1891. Please let me know. Thanks, Bill Abbott

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Hello all, Recently I found the obituary to my g grandfather. He died of TB in 1951. In his obituary, it states he was in treatment at the Bonnie Burn Sanitarium. Does anyone know if this place is still in existence, and if I can contact them concerning any records they may have? Also, why would he be there, in a sanitarium? Wouldn't that place just hold mentally ill patients? Thanks in advance for any information! Denise

Hello Lori, I read your email on the Fairmount Cem. I believe my gparents, Minnie b1878( parents, William and Adaline Crotsley) and George Lesher b 1869 ( parents, Elizabeth Mack and William H Lesher) are buried there. Will you do a look-up on them and any possible relatives? I have the 1880 census if you need any look-ups from that just let me know. I also have Warren County NJ marriages 1824-1855 by Sharon Meeker. Later, Shirley [email protected] ----- Original Message ----- > Alice > I don't know how many total cemeteries there are in P-Burg but I have the > book "The Burials and History of Fairmount Cemetery" in P-Burg. When I get a > chance I will look up your Weston's, later tonight or tomorrow morning. If > there are any others you would like me to look up, you can let me know. > > Lori > > ______________________________

Alice I don't know how many total cemeteries there are in P-Burg but I have the book "The Burials and History of Fairmount Cemetery" in P-Burg. When I get a chance I will look up your Weston's, later tonight or tomorrow morning. If there are any others you would like me to look up, you can let me know. Lori

I am looking for information about Joseph SLATER who married Elizabeth HAZLETT, his second wife, about 1795, possibly in Hunterdon County, NJ. Madge

I am looking for any of the following Westons of Philipsburg Joseph & Alice Maud Mary WESTON, daughter Sarah WESTON Job & Anna/Hanna WESTON, british immigrants living in P-Burg in 1900 and later Eva WESTON Richard WESTON George WESTON Harold WESTON Also, does anyone know how many cemeteries there are in Philipsburg ? And where would a person write for records ??? much thanks

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If you've lost your 1812-1818 Marriage or Death records - try here in Northumberland Co., PA Marriage and Death Notices in the Northumberland Republicaner, 1812-1818 ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/pa/northumberland/vitals/mardeath01.txt This is an alphabetical listing by both groom and bride (two entries per marriage) so read straight down the list and be liberal for spellings. Use: ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/pa/northumberland/ click on "vitals/" then on "mardeath01.txt" if above link doesn't work for you. Some surnames noted of possible Sussex/Warren interest: Barry, Beck, Boyer, Diehl (Deal), Engle (Angle), Folk, Freiling, Frey, Haas, Hindershott (Hendershot), Hopher/Hopper, Jung/Young, Mellick, Merkel, Reid (Reed), Risser, Schafer (Shafer), Schipman (Shipman), Seely, Schneider/Snyder, Trout, Wagner, Walter, etc. If you have the time, fish for strays under the vitals files: ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/pa/northumberland/vitals/ Happy Fishing, Cathy DiPietro listowner: NJSussex-L

I am searching for the following names: Andras MAKATURA b. about 1867 in Somasujfalu, Hungary arrived Ellis Island on March 22, 1900 on the ship Kaiserin Maria Theresia (departure Bremen, Germany). believe his wife to be: Maria KRACSUN who immigrated later arriving December 20, 1906.  It is thought the couple settled in Warren and Hunterdon county NJ. With later generations remaining in Hunterdon county for years. Any help appreciated Debbie Jennings [email protected] "Following the Footprints through Time" <A HREF="http://www.angelfire.com/in3/longagoandfaraway">LONGAGO~FARAWAY INDIANA RESEARCH</A>

Looking for any info on the following persons: Frank MAKATURA (son of Andrew) b. 8-15-1888 in Abauyral, Hungary.Frank came to US with his parents just prior to 1916. He married Mary LISKALYE (spelling is approximate) b. 5-10-1899 in Kiraljhelmar, Czechoslavakia.Mary landed in NY with her mother, Elisabeth on 9-30-1903, her father remained in the homeland. They married in May of 1916 in NJ. Although they most likely married in Warren county NJ around Oxford, they couple resided in Pittstown in Hunterdon county after 1921. They had 8 children all born in NJ, the first 4 in Warren county, the last 4 in Hunterdon. Frank died in about 1940 and Mary died on 12-28-1958, they are buried in the Frenchtown Cemetery. Helen b. 9-9-1917 Frank  b. 7-11-1919 Andrew  b. 8-1-1922 Elizabeth b. 1921  d. 1921 Peter  b. 4-11-1926 Elsa  b. 2-11-1930 Viola  b. 3-2-1933 Theresa  b. 8-11-1935 Any help is much appreciated Debbie Jennings [email protected] "Following the Footprints through Time" <A HREF="http://www.angelfire.com/in3/longagoandfaraway">LONGAGO~FARAWAY INDIANA RESEARCH</A>