Pam, Sorry, my fingers got reversed in the typing. Mary C. Read, wife of William Knitz was born in 1856, not 1865. Esther

Pam, I don't know if this will help but there are several members of the Knitz family buried in Hainesburg Cemetery, Knowlton Township, Warren County: Margaret A. Knitz 1836-1914 William Knitz 1865-1923 Mary C. Read, wife of William Knitz 1865-1927 Anna Knitz born 1874, no death date. Esther Read Read Family Connections http://www.charm.net/~edrtjd/readgen/

Hi list I have just joined your list and posted a query for the Kintz/Kent family re the father of Jacob Dietrich Kintz b.1830. Jacob had a sister, Susan, b.1828 and possibly a sister, Rachel [or his mother's name was Rachel]. Jacob was raised in Northampton Co PA, Upper Mount Bethel Township, but I am becoming convinced that his line is connected to Warren County and he may well have been born there. He lived in Hacketstown in 1891 and may have lived there until his death in 1908. He is buried in Johnsonville, UMBethel Township. Oh, please help. Pam Proctor

i have a change of e-mail to [email protected] please contact me there Pamela K Proctor wrote: > Hi list > > I have just joined your list and posted a query for the Kintz/Kent family > re the father of Jacob Dietrich Kintz b.1830. Jacob had a sister, Susan, > b.1828 and possibly a sister, Rachel [or his mother's name was Rachel]. > > Jacob was raised in Northampton Co PA, Upper Mount Bethel Township, but I > am becoming convinced that his line is connected to Warren County and he > may well have been born there. He lived in Hacketstown in 1891 and may > have lived there until his death in 1908. He is buried in Johnsonville, > UMBethel Township. > > Oh, please help. > > Pam Proctor > > ==== NJWARREN Mailing List ==== > > ============================== > Visit Ancestry.com for a FREE 14-Day Trial and enjoy access to the #1 > Source for Family History Online. Go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/subscribe/subscribetrial1y.asp?sourcecode=F11HB

Locating Church Records by Val D. Greenwood http://www.genealogy.com/genealogy/5_grnwd.html?Welcome=983333600 -----Original Message----- From: Dan Conner [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Tuesday, February 27, 2001 1:00 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [NJWARREN] Seminary for Reformed Church (German?) in New Brunswick Would anyone have any information on a seminary for the Reformed Church (German Reformed?) in New Brunswick. I would be very interested in obtaining their address, phone number, web-site, etc. I was told this seminary has a repository of old church records. Thank you in advance :) Dan in Nebraska _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com ==== NJWARREN Mailing List ==== ============================== Visit Ancestry's Library - The best collection of family history learning and how-to articles on the Internet. http://www.ancestry.com/learn/library

If mcanfield sees this, would you please reply to me. I sent you a message about one of our Warren County families and it was returned to me. Maybe your email address has changed. Madge

Would anyone have any information on a seminary for the Reformed Church (German Reformed?) in New Brunswick. I would be very interested in obtaining their address, phone number, web-site, etc. I was told this seminary has a repository of old church records. Thank you in advance :) Dan in Nebraska _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com

That area was called Oxford Furnace prior to just Oxford. There is a website that the municipality has that details a lot of their history, shows pictures of the smelter and other items. As I remember, I found it through Yahoo. John Voorhees ----- Original Message ----- From: "Anisah A Haynes" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, February 25, 2001 4:51 PM Subject: [NJWARREN] Sussex County Info? > I wondered if anyone knew what townships the towns were in when they were > a part of Sussex County? I am interested in the town of Oxford, > specifically. It is in Oxford Township as a part of Warren County, but if > my ancestor was born there about 1820/21, a couple of years before it > became Warren County. > > If anyone has any idea or knows anyone who knows, let me know please. > Thanks! > > Anisah Haynes [email protected] > ~ Time is Experience, and Experience is Wisdom ~ > AOL IM: Anisah1969 > ICQ me: 60362067 > Old Genealogists don't die, they just lose their Census :) > > > ==== NJWARREN Mailing List ==== > > > > ============================== > Ancestry.com Genealogical Databases > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist2.asp > Search over 2500 databases with one easy query! > > >

Please send any replies to Michael Carney dircetly, not to me. Judy --- "Mrs. Janice Jacobs" <[email protected]> wrote: > Date: Sun, 25 Feb 2001 17:53:22 -0700 > From: "Mrs. Janice Jacobs" <[email protected]> > Reply-to: [email protected] > To: [email protected] > Subject: genealogy of hill carney,edward > carney,married into marr and rosbrugh families,from > 1704 onward > > my name is michael carney,from a family Bible dated > to the late 17th and > 18th centuries, I have my Kearney family > members,graduating from Dublin > University, then marrying Annie De Lindsay, The Lord > Mayor of London,s > daughter. My family arrived here @1704, at Perth > Amboy, I have the > names of william Kearney and Jane Barnwell, married > august2,1744,Perth > amboy. There were three boys,william,edward,and > alexander kearney. my > relative is edward kearney. From a book on the six > children of william > marr of northampton,pa., I have learned that hill > and edward were > relatives of samuel carney,husband of eleanor marr. > the state records of > 1774,list hill carney,as a resident of oxford,and > edward as a relative. > There are mary carney and isabella carney,that > married into the rosbrugh > family, all these people migrated to upper > canada,via the walnut trail. > I am seeking to fill in kearney/carney family > history information,the > move was to the area around welland canada,then to > genessee/niagara > counties in new york state,then in the 1830's to > michigan. I would > gladly share my family information,which is > substantial,and verified. > Michael T. Carney,328 Beck Avenue,Chattanooga,Tn > 37405. 423/265-2585. > ===== Judy Jamieson Pisano [email protected] "The Bird Families of New Jersey" <http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~birdnj> __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get email at your own domain with Yahoo! Mail. http://personal.mail.yahoo.com/

Hi -- Fortunately, I had the Municipal Birthdays in my files. I hope that this is useful to all, Charlie. P.S. -- You may want to know about a neat webpage I recently discovered. This lady, Jan, has a lot of FREE Professional Information, some for sale at low prices of $10., and high quality food supplements at WHOLESALE prices -- and MORE!. I recommend that you take a look ... You'll be glad that you did! Click Here... < http://www.softwarewarrioress.com/s.cgi?index-163 > ----------------------------- Follow Listers I thought the following Municipal Birth Days would be useful in your research. It was compiled from THE STORY OF NEW JERSEY'S CIVIL BOUNDARIES 1606-1968 by John P. Snyder Published as NJ Geological Survey Bulletin 67 by NJ Department of Environmental Protection in 1969. MUNICIPALITY BIRTH DAY FORMED FROM SUSSEX COUNTY Jun. 8, 1753 Morris County Andover Borough Mar. 25, 1904 Andover Twp. Andover Township Apr. 11, 1864 Newton Twp. Branchville Borough Mar. 9, 1898 Frankford Twp. Brooklyn Borough Apr. 2, 1898 Byram Twp. Byram Township Apr. 9, 1798 Newton Twp. Deckertown Borough Oct. 14, 1891 Wantage Twp. Frankford Township Apr. 10, 1797 Newton Twp. Franklin Borough Mar. 18, 1913 Hardyston Twp. Fredon Township Feb. 24, 1904 Andover, Green, Hampton & Stillwater Twps. Green Township Dec. 27, 1824 Hardwick & Independence Twps. Hamburg Borough Mar. 19, 1920 Hardyston Twp. Hampton Township Apr. 11, 1864 Newton Twp. Hardyston Township Feb. 25, 1762 Newton Twp. Hopatcong Borough Mar. 22, 1901 replaced Brooklyn Bor. Lafayette Township Apr. 14, 1845 Frankford & Newton Twps. Montague Township Mar. 26, 1759 Walpack Twp. Newton Town Apr. 11, 1864 Newton Twp. Newton Township Mar. 27, 1751 as New Town Twp., in Morris County Ogdensburg Borough Feb. 26, 1914 Sparta Twp. Sandyston Township Feb. 26, 1762 Walpack Twp. Sparta Township Apr. 14, 1845 Hardyston, Frankford, Newton, & Byram Twps. Stanhope Borough Mar. 24, 1904 Byram Twp. Stillwater Township Dec. 27, 1824 Hardwick Twp. Sussex Borough Mar. 2, 1902 replaced Deckertown Bor. Vernon Township Apr. 8, 1793 Hardyston Twp. Walpack Township Oct. 26, 1731 as Walpake, in Hunterdon County Wantage Township May 30, 1754 Newton Twp. WARREN COUNTY Nov. 20, 1824 Sussex County Allamuchy Township Apr. 4, 1873 Independence Twp. Alpha Borough Apr. 27, 1911 Pohatcong Twp. Belvidere Town Apr. 7, 1845 Oxford Twp. Blairstown Township Apr. 14, 1845 Knowlton Twp. Franklin Township Apr. 8, 1839 Greenwich, Mansfield & Oxford Twps. Frelinghuysen Township Mar. 7, 1848 Hardwick Twp. Greenwich Township Oct. 9, 1738 Hunterdon County Hackettsown Town Mar. 9, 1853 Independence Twp. Hardwick Township Jan. 22, 1750 Geenwich Twp., in Morris County Harmony Township Apr. 8, 1839 Greenwich & Oxford Twps. Hope Township Apr. 8, 1839 Knowlton & Oxford Twps. Independence Township Nov. 11, 1782 Hardwick Twp., in Sussex County Knowlton Township Feb. 23, 1763 Oxford Twp., in Sussex County Liberty Township Mar. 25, 1926 Hope Twp. Lopatcong Township Mar. 18, 1863 replaced Phillipsburg Twp. Mansfield Township May 30, 1754 Greenwich Twp., in Sussex County as Mansfield-Woodhouse Twp. Oxford Township May 30, 1754 Greenwich Twp., in Sussex County Pahaquarry Township Dec. 27, 1824 Walpack Twp., in Sussex County Phillipsburg Town Mar. 8, 1861 Phillipsburg Twp. Phillipsburg township Mar. 7, 1851 Greenwich & Harmony Twps. Photacong Township Jan. 1, 1882 Greenwich Twp. Washington Borough Feb. 20, 1868 Washington Twp. Washington Township Apr. 9, 1849 Mansfield Twp. White Township Apr. 9, 1913 Oxford Twp. ====================================================== ----- Original Message ----- From: "Anisah A Haynes" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, 25 February, 2001 19:51 Subject: [NJWARREN] Sussex County Info? > I wondered if anyone knew what townships the towns were in when they were > a part of Sussex County? I am interested in the town of Oxford, > specifically. It is in Oxford Township as a part of Warren County, but if > my ancestor was born there about 1820/21, a couple of years before it > became Warren County. > > If anyone has any idea or knows anyone who knows, let me know please. > Thanks! > > Anisah Haynes [email protected] > ~ Time is Experience, and Experience is Wisdom ~ > AOL IM: Anisah1969 > ICQ me: 60362067 > Old Genealogists don't die, they just lose their Census :) > > > ==== NJWARREN Mailing List ==== > > >

I wondered if anyone knew what townships the towns were in when they were a part of Sussex County? I am interested in the town of Oxford, specifically. It is in Oxford Township as a part of Warren County, but if my ancestor was born there about 1820/21, a couple of years before it became Warren County. If anyone has any idea or knows anyone who knows, let me know please. Thanks! Anisah Haynes [email protected] ~ Time is Experience, and Experience is Wisdom ~ AOL IM: Anisah1969 ICQ me: 60362067 Old Genealogists don't die, they just lose their Census :)

Hi, folks.... Marsha Smith has shared a list of delinquent taxpayers living in the Great Meadows/Dansville area of Warren County, 1789-1793. You can see this list at http://raub-and-more.com/delinquenttaxes.html. Jan Reuther

Know someone was looking into this name,hope this helps got from another site Stewart New York City Wills, 1766-71 Page 534.--In the name of God, Amen. December 10, 1757. I, WILLIAM KOWENHOVEN, of Flatlands, in Kings County, being weak and sick. I direct all debts to be paid. "It is my will and order that my wife Antye have all my black Slaves, both negroes and wenches, to serve her and work on my plantation, during her widowhood." I leave to my wife and my son Gerritt each 1/2 of all the profits of my farm or plantation, but if my wife marry, she is to have o100. I leave to my grandson, Willem Kowenhoven, Jr., son of my eldest son Willem, deceased, o5 for his birthright. I leave to my son Gerritt all my Patentee right in the Common and undivided lands and meadows in the township of Flatlands, which my father, Willem Gerrittse Van Kowenhoven, did make over to me by a certain Instrument, dated July 28, 1727; Also all my horses and husbandry tools. All my money and bonds are to be equally divided among my seven children. The sons and daughters of my son Willem, deceased, are to have their father's share, but as his youngest daughter Sarah is dead, her child shall have her share, and all the rest to my children, Luke, Gerritt, Jannettie, widow of Gerritt Schenck, Aeltye, wife of Cornelis Voorhees, Jr., and to the three daughters of my daughter, Cathalyntie Schenck, deceased, and to my daughter Neeltye, wife of Johanes Duryee. I make my sons, Luke and Gerritt, executors. Witnesses, Peter Stryker, Jr., Gerritt Stryker, Peter Stryker. Proved, March 30, 1769.

Hi, folks.... I've added Rockport Cemetery, Township of Mansfield, to my web site. You can find it at http://raub-and-more.com/rockportcem.html. Jan Reuther

I am researching my gg grandmother, Margaret CLANCY who was married (?) to George SIMONS. They had three children that I know of- Elizabeth (my g grandmother), Mary J(ane), and Zachariah. In 1860 Elizabeth married my ggrandfather, Ferdinand HANTKE. On two certificates it states Margaret born in US, on census and other documents, it states her birth as Ireland. I would like any morsel of info anyone might have on Margaret CLANCY. I believe their domicile was NY state, with Rochester and Brooklyn/NY area. Canadian ties also a possibility. Hoping to hear from someone soon! Susan Hantke-Ogden

Hi, Folks.... I've added two more cemeteries to my web site. Danville Presbyterian Cemetery, Independence Township: http://raub-and-more.com/danvilleprescem.html and Yellow Frame Presbyterian Church Cemetery in Frelinghuysen Township: http://raub-and-more.com/yellowframe1.html. Jan Reuther

John if you are out there I have lost your e-mail add. please contact me I have info on your Weller line you would be interested in Brenda

Inscriptions from "Old Phillipsburg Cem" Jacob Barnes b. 1771 d. 21 Nov 1851, wife Jane AMos Barnes b. 07 Jul 1797 d. 01 Dec 1879 John N. Barnes d. 03 Dec 1856 age 31 yr 8-5 William Barnes d. 1816 m. Emma Clause she later marr. Albert Willever 1 child Mrs. H.R. Shurts of Nutley, N.J. 1 grandchild Lawrence Barnes of Washington, N.J. "The Old Barnes home was in the Old John Rosebery house on Main St. Phillipsburg ANyone know of this line or anything regards to the home? Thanks Brenda

Hi, folks, I've added the Methodist Cemetery, Port Murray, Mansfield Township, to my web site. You can find it at http://raub-and-more.com/portmurray.html. Jan Reuther

Trying to find info on Alfred Johnson & Sarah-Willever- Woolever would anyone have any info >From Sarah's mothers OBIT She was born at Bridgeville,N.J.,eighty-five yrs ago,and was the daughter of the late Rev.Henry C.Major.She is survived by four daughters,Mrs,Wm Caskey,of Phillipsburg;Mrs Alfred Johnson,Mrs Rebecca Vogel,Mrs Thomas Nolan and J.Stewart Willever,all of this place,also two sisters,Mrs Mary Cool of Harmondy;Mrs Maria Tims of this place.and one brother Wm H.Major of Bridgeville. My Thanks Stewart CENSUS YR: 1850 STATE or TERRITORY: NJ COUNTY: Warren DIVISION: Hope REEL NO: 465 PAGE NO: 430B REFERENCE: 6 September 1850 H. D. Swayze 859 ============================================================================ ============================================= LN HN FN LAST NAME FIRST NAME AGE SEX RACE OCCUP. VAL. BIRTHPLACE MRD. SCH. R/W DDB ============================================================================ ============================================= 30 632 658 Johnson Jonathon, Jr. 32 M Tailor 800 N. J. 31 632 658 Johnson Mary 27 F 32 632 658 Johnson Sarah E. 7 F 33 632 658 Johnson Nancy 6 F 34 632 658 Johnson Rebecca 5 F 35 632 658 Johnson Caleb 3 M N. J. 36 632 658 Johnson Alfred 2 M Trying to make this connection From Abrams Bible Sarah Elizabeth Woolever,born Oxford Twp,Warren Co NJ 11/22/1849,d/o Abram Woolever and Catherine Ann Major,Married Alfred Johnson. Nickname was Libbie.