Joseph HAZLETT, born ab. 1847, married Winnie/Winnetta Cole. Their son, Edward SEARLES HAZLETT married Florence Pursell. They lived in Belvidere. If you have information about this family, I would like to hear from you.

Hi, I'm looking for other Warren County Researchers for the Surnames Anderson, Beam, Carling, Cole,Inscho,Nixon, Pence,Scott,Shannon Weller,Widner, Young. So far, I have David Beam B. abt 1807 d: 12/28/1887 buried Mansfield Baptist Church. Catherine Anderson b; 1804 d. 11/17/1877 buried Mansfield Baptist Church wife of David Beam Peter and Susan Carling have son John Carling d: September 19, 1857 buried Mansfield-Woodhouse Cemetery Jacob and Joanne Cole and their son Thomas Cole, died March 12, 1877 found of the Mansfield Baptist Church Ebenezer Inscho, died April 30, 1861 parents David Inscho and Abigail Thatcher William and Rebecca Nixon, Son John Nixon died March 2, 1862 married Ruth G. Young died March 13, 1884, daughter of Jacob Young and Hannah Inscho William Pence died 1840 married to Rachel Carling daughter Mary Ann married Isaac Scott JR Henry d. abt 1816 and Ester Scott Daniel Shannon died April 26, 1850 who married Elizabeth Ribble believe father to be David Shannon Philip and Sarah Weller, daughter Ellen or Eleanor died July 15, 1871 married Ebenezer Inscho. Catherine Widner died June 9, 1855 buried Woodhouse Cemetery who's daughter Eve (effa) married Isaac Scott. Mentions son Isaac Ervin in will. My research can be found on my web site www.gi3.com/kevin/family.htm. Would like to hear from anybody working on the above families. Thank You Kevin Frankenfield

Hello, Can anyone tell me if the library in Belvidere has copies of the local newpaper on mircofilm? If they do what timeframe do they have. Thanks Cheryl Roberts [email protected]

Hi, folks... I've added a cemetery headed "Washington Cemetery Asso., Washington, N.J." to my web site. You can find it at http://raub-and-more.com/washingtoncemasso.html. I'd appreciate it if anyone from that area can tell me what "Asso." stands for, and the location of this cemetery. Jan Reuther

Hi, folks.... I've added Greens Chapel Methodist Church Cemetery to my web site. You can find it at http://raub-and-more.com/greenchapelcem.html. This cemetery is in Mt. Herman, Knowlton, Warren Co. Jan Reuther

ok...that was just a test. Now here's the REAL url: http://raub-and-more.com/jiblaircem.html Sorry about that. Jan Reuther

Hi, folks.... I've added the J. I. Blair Cemetery, located on the Blair Academy campus, to my web site. You can find this listing at http://raub-and-more.com/resources.html. Jan Reuther

>From the Warren Journal that Jan has been so kindly posting to her webpage - January 17, 1850 At his residence in Independence, on the 14th inst., Jonathan Shotwell, Esq., aged 55 years. ... Was Jonathan the husband of Phoebe Willson and father of Anson Shotwell, b June 01, 1839? Sandy

Hi, folks... I've added to my web site deaths, marriages and odds and ends from the Warren Journal, 1854-1858. The index to the Journal items is at http://raub-and-more.com/warrenjournal/journalindex.html. Jan Reuther

Mahala HAZLETT married Isaac LAYCOCK in November, 1853 in Belvidere, Warren County. If you have information about this family, I would enjoy hearing from you.

Hi, folks.... I've added 1853 items from the Warren Journal to my web site. http://raub-and-more.com/warrenjournal/journalindex.html Jan Reuther

Hi, folks.... I've added the Johnsonburg Methodist Episcopal Church Cemetery to my web site. It can be found at http://RAUB-and-more.com/johnsonburgmecem.html. There's also a partial update of this transcription on "READ FAMILY CONNECTIONS" at http://www.charm.net/~edrtjd/readgen/johnsme.htm. Jan Reuther

Someone recently was asking about a White Cemetery in Belvidere. I found that I had a list from a very small "White Cemetery" near Belvidere in my "hopper" waiting to be typed; I've now posted it on my site at http://raub-and-more.com/whitecemroxburg.html. Jan Reuther

Hi, Folks.... I've made a couple more additions to my web site. First, I've added 1852 items from the Warren Journal; the index is at http://raub-and-more.com/warrenjournal/journalindex.html. I've also added Hainesburg Cemetery, which is at http://raub-and-more.com/hainesburgcem.html. Jan Reuther

I am in the process of breaking apart my genealogy section to make it easier to navigate and find information. I am looking for new links for Pennsylvania Genealogy, Jewish Genealogy, surname pages with links to PA, as well as for my other pages. If you have any you would like considered for listing, please stop by and see if it is there. If not, please send me the url. I am also listing Family Associations and Family Reunions. If you want listed, please check out the format and then send me the information. You can get to my genealogy site through my homepage American Experience and Beyond http://home.ptd.net/~nikki. This site is far from done so forgive the dust! Thanks. Nikki [email protected]

Hi, folks... I've added just a few items to the marriages and deaths in the Warren Journal in 1850. The following were added: Marriages-http://raub-and-more.com/warrenjournal/journalmarriages5051.html March 14, 1850, Matthias Chamberlin/Mary A. Martin; John Molatt/Elizabeth Mowder; Hezekiah Swayze/Ann McCormick; Ruben Paxon/Catharine Ruple. April 25, Philip Cyphers/Hannah Smith May 2, R. W. Barnes/Bolinda Stephens; R. H. Ross/Abi Green December 12, Asher Brakely/Elizabeth Heckman; John Surles/Sarah Henry; Morris Jones/Rachel Egbert December 19, John Park/Catharine Hilbert; Isaac Lithee(?)/Elizabeth Smith; Andrew Skinner/Matilda Coursen; William Ramsay/FrancisDewitt; John Albertson/Matilda Jacobi Deaths-http://raub-and-more.com/warrenjournal/journaldeaths5051.html March 14, 1850, James I. Browne, Esq. April 25, Susan Warne May 2, George Rewalt December 19, son of Mahlon Fisher Jan Reuther

I am looking for information on Oxford, NJ. Any protestant churches, local libraries. My grandfather's (William Cutsler) father Baxter Cutsler was b. 10/31/1869 in Oxford. He died in 1915 in Bethlehem, PA. On his death certificate the father looks like Wm. but it is unclear (mother possibly Emma Hoffman). I have found a Morris Cutsler born about the same time in Oxford, Nj, who's descendants live in Easton, PA. I believe they may be brothers but can find no link. A George Cutlsler married a Suzanne Kratzer (B.1787) in Mt. Bethel, across the river from Oxford. They had a son Wm. Cutsler b. 1811. I cannot find any of the above on a census in either state and have tried different spellings. Can anyone give me a lead to possible protestant churches, cemeteries in the Oxford area? I have checked the films of the Stone Church and Mt. Bethel churches in PA. The closest historical society?

Hi, folks... I've added samplings from another two years of the Warren Journal to my web site. I've also added an index to the transcriptions. The index is at http://RAUB-and-more.com/warrenjournal/journalindex.html. Right now, my introduction is longer than the index...but I'm working on it! Jan Reuther http://RAUB-and-more.com

Hi, folks.... I'm sorry to do this to those of you who have already printed out the pages of the Warren Journal, but I went back to the library armed with a magnifying glass, and I've added more marriages http://raub-and-more.com/warrenjournal/journalmarriages4849.html, deaths http://raub-and-more.com/warrenjournal/journaldeaths4849.html and odds and ends http://raub-and-more.com/warrenjournal/journaloddsandends.html from this time period to my web site. The additions begin in April of 1848, and are mostly in the summer months, when Cholera was taking so many folks. Jan Reuther

Hi, folks.... I recently got some microfilms of the Warren Journal, published in Belvidere, from Rutgers, through inter-library loan. I've added some listings of marriages (http://raub-and-more.com/warrenjournal/journalmarriages4849.html), deaths (http://raub-and-more.com/warrenjournal/journaldeaths4849.html), and some odds and ends (http://raub-and-more.com/warrenjournal/journaloddsandends.html) for the years 1848 and 1849 to my web site. The transcriptions are by no means complete; the loan period is only one week, non-renewable, and the two films covered a ten-year span. My criterion very quickly became readability. Hope you have some fun reading these, and that you find someone you've been looking for. Jan Reuther http://RAUB-and-more.com