This should answer some questions about the poorhouse lady http://www.poorhousestory.com/poorhouses_in_new_jersey.htm

Here's another posting about Warren Co almshouses sent directly to me. I am not the person inquring initially, so suggest any further discussion be posted to the board. Does anyone on this board know whether what was called the MANSFIELD POORHOUSE is what is being described, below? This, below, sounds like Warren Haven which was in Oxford, but I don't think the two were the same or in the same location. Anybody? ----- Original Message ----- From: MARYALIBOCKM@cs.com To: msouders@nyc.rr.com Sent: Friday, September 01, 2006 11:48 AM Subject: Re: [NJWARREN] Warren County Almhouse Records 1908 In March 1830, the Warren Co. Freeholders purchased 390 acres including a house, barn and other outbuildings, and the county poor farm was instituted to house the indigent of the county. This included families with children, single men and women and the elderly. They were given food, clothing and a place to sleep and expected to work for their keep. The farm provided most living essentials and some able bodied persons were bound out to farmers or families who reimbused the county for work performed. To my knowledge this was the only such facility in the county. A modern building was built in 1952 and the name changed to Warren Haven. This is probably when the rules for admission were also changed. Today personal assets and Social Secuity allotments defray the cost of residency. By 1970 the facility had been transformed into a skilled nursing home for the county elderly and maintains an excellent reputation. Hope this answers some questions. MaryAlice

About five years ago, I sent this record to a web site called the Poorhouse Lady. The webmaster added my email address and said I would discuss the topic further, which wasn't accurate because I'd sent all that I knew and really wasn't interested in discussing further. To make matters worse, the site seems to have not been updated for several years and I can't get that sentence or my email address removed. In the mean time, here's what I sent to her. I'm sure there are people on the list who will know more. "On the subject of poorhouses in Warren County, it should be noted that the records for the Mansfield Poor House are kept at the Warren County Historical Society, in file drawers in an attic area. They're not in any particular order, so a researcher should have a date range in mind before searching them and might also want to make an appointment beforehand as searching may take longer than the scheduled two hours when the library is open to the public. I searched records covering 1875-1878 but don't know the full extent of the records they have. I don't know if Warren County had more than this one poorhouse during those years. Later, I believe, Warren Haven in Oxford was where indigents were supported...someone can confirm this, I'm sure. I was led to the poorhouse records originally by requesting a death certificate from Trenton. They sent me a photocopy of a whole page of deaths recorded at the poor house." Questions for other people on the list would be, When did Warren Haven in Oxford begin? Were there more than one poorhouse at any one time? Finally, you should be aware that the records will give you little information even if you can find them. In my case, what I found was the name of the person, when he entered, where he came from and when he died. What I wanted to know was, why he was taken there in the first place since he had a wife and family with assets who survived him. In other poor house records, I get the feeling that they were used as, maybe, nursing homes would be used today. If you look at census records for poor houses, there are often very, very old people living there, as well as widows and orphans. Those were the days before Social Security when there weren't many options when a person fell sick or destitute. Marilyn ----- Original Message ----- From: <mmessinger@macalester.edu> To: <NJWARREN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, August 31, 2006 10:06 PM Subject: [NJWARREN] Warren County Almhouse Records 1908 > Hi everyone, > I recently found out that an ancestor of mine, John Armbruster, died in > the Warren County Almshouse on 16 October 1908. His family lived in > Phillipsburg. I was wondering if anyone was familiar with the Almshouse > records that exist from 1908 and could suggest where and how I might > access them. Thanks so much! > ~Michael Messinger~ > > > ==== NJWARREN Mailing List ==== > You can contact the listowner at: Judy@BirdGenealogy.org > > ============================== > New! Family Tree Maker 2005. Build your tree and search for your ancestors > at the same time. Share your tree with family and friends. Learn more: > http://landing.ancestry.com/familytreemaker/2005/tour.aspx?sourceid=14599&targetid=5429 >

Hi everyone, I recently found out that an ancestor of mine, John Armbruster, died in the Warren County Almshouse on 16 October 1908. His family lived in Phillipsburg. I was wondering if anyone was familiar with the Almshouse records that exist from 1908 and could suggest where and how I might access them. Thanks so much! ~Michael Messinger~

Marilyn- My correspondent of several years in Calif who searches Lafler names wants to know which volume of the Gen Mag of NJ! She recently searched and did not find what you have so wonderfully found! Bob Lefler ----- Original Message ----- From: Cardi2@aol.com To: lefler@northnet.org Sent: Wednesday, August 30, 2006 11:02 PM Subject: Re: Fw: [NJWARREN] LAFLERl/LEFLER In a message dated 8/30/2006 2:24:14 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time, lefler@northnet.org writes: No, I did not. See my comments below. Did you get this?? Bob----- Original Message ----- From: "Marilyn Souders" <msouders@nyc.rr.com> To: <NJWARREN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, August 29, 2006 2:32 PM Subject: [NJWARREN] LAFLERl/LEFLER > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Marilyn Souders > To: Bob Lefler ; NJWARREN-L@rootsweb.com > Sent: Tuesday, August 22, 2006 11:55 AM > Subject: Re: [NJWARREN] Paul & Cath Bellis Angle/Engel/Lefler > > > Bob- > Recently I looked at the Gen Mag of NJ for the Grandin Fulling Mill Book > records - another good source, like the Janeway records, for placing a > person in a time and place. Which volume? There are number of volumes of the Gen. Mag. of NJ. > > The Grandin Mill was in Hunterdon county. I see these records: > Lafler, Peter, 1774 to May 16, 1780 (6) > Lafler, Peter, Jr., 1774 > Lafelar, Peter, "brought by Peter Young," April 1782 > > No Angles/Engles. > Marilyn > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Bob Lefler" <lefler@northnet.org> > To: <NJWARREN-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Sunday, August 13, 2006 5:07 PM > Subject: Re: [NJWARREN] Paul & Cath Bellis Angle/Engel/Lefler > > >> Catherine- I know I need to put things together with your info, but >> before I >> do too much of that, take a look at this Angle/Engle- Lefler material to >> see >> what you see off the top. Bob Lefler( as you with Angle, I with >> Lefler--trying to put things together!) >> Knowlton Records-near Oxford p. 93 >> Christian/pos Christopher Leffler and Margareth(Anna?) Angil Lefler m >> 1774, >> bap Catherina b. July 6, 1790. Witness- Johan Fris & Catherina Fries. >> They >> also record a dau Maria Verlom b. 1775. Also at St John's Evangelical >> Lutheran Congregation of Easton,Pa, bap of Johan Muller, witnesses-John >> Leffler and Maria Frees. >> House of James Consoley-service in Knolton ---of Christian (opher) >> Lefler/Laessler and Margaret Angil @ house of Jo:Angil in 1774. "Jo" must >> be >> John Angle, Peter Lefler's brotherinlaw. >> >> Note: I have 19 pages of Angle Genealogy-some goes to Ohio.... Where in Ohio? It's possible that one of these Angle/Engles moved with a Leffler - I may have more information but I need to know where in Ohio? If we could connect with one of the many Lefler families that emigrated to Ohio, it might help. If I go to the library on Friday, I'll look up Angle/Engle in Ohio. >> Child of Jacob Angle 1705-1786 and Elizabeth Boyles was Catherine Angle >> b. >> abt 1728 m Peter Lassler/Lefler b abt 1723. There is a conflict and >> question >> here-pos Anna Angle?? >> Will of Peter Lafler/Lefler, Oxford,Sussex CO,NJ proved 1794 and >> administered by Catherine Lafler and (Jacob?) Paul Engle >> ----- Original Message ----- >> From: "Catherine DiPietro" <cathode@earthlink.net> >> To: <NJWARREN-L@rootsweb.com> >> Sent: Sunday, August 13, 2006 7:20 AM >> Subject: [NJWARREN] Paul & Cath Bellis Angle/Engel >> >> >>>I did some work on this family a while ago....here's what I have.... >>> >>> Paul ENGLE Sr. b. 8 Apr 1752, son of Jacob, d. 1808 >>> Catharina BELLIS b. 25 May 1754 >>> >>> 1) Jacob, b. 1771, innkeeper >>> 2) Elisabeth b. 12 Dec 1772, bpt 12 Jun 1773 First German & Engl. Cong. >>> wit: Jacob and Eliz ENGEL >>> 3) Maria b. 5 Feb 1773, bpt 14 Apr 1775 First German & Engl Cong, wit: >>> Philip & Eliz HARTMAN >>> 4) Johannes/John b. 23 Sep 1776, bpt 26 Dec 1776 First >>> German...Knowlton, >>> NJ, wit: Johannes ENGEL, Anna Marie FRIES >>> 5) Catherine b. 1787, m. Owen HUGHES >>> 6) Phillip b. 1778 >>> 7) Paul Jr. b. 1781 >>> 8) Isaac b. 1782 >>> 9) Cornelius b. 1784 >>> 10) Abraham b. 1791 >>> 11) David b. 1793 >>> 12) Sarah b. 1796 >>> 13) Amelia b. 1798 >>> >>> Neighbors when land sold to father by William Rodman... David Brands, >>> William Harris, >>> Robert Kennedy's mill and Garret Albertson. >>> >>> Paul Engle Sr. of Knowlton, Sussex, will dated 7 Jul 1804, proved 8 Jul >>> 1808 >>> names wife Catherine; Sons: Jacob, Paul, Isaac, Cornelius, Abraham, >>> David; >>> Daughters: Elizabeth, Catherine, Anne, Sarah and Mellie. Elizabeth not >>> to >>> get >>> her share directly but to her children. Son John already has his lot of >>> land >>> where he now dwells. Executor: wife Catherine and son Jacob. Wit: John >>> Faune, >>> John Green and Owen Hughes. Inventory $ 1,911,45 File 1161S. >>> >>> Jacob, son of Paul, was an innkeeper according to Sussex County Deed >>> Book >>> G pp 28-31 dated 31 Dec 1799 >>> >>> Sussex County Deed Book G page 54 dated 1 Jan 1800 >>> Paul Engle Sr. of Knowlton, yeoman, and Catherine, his wife to >>> Jacob Engle, their son, of Knowlton 138.5 acres, part of 399.5 >>> acres sold to Jacob Engle, father of Paul Engle, grantor, by William >>> Rodman and Mary on 20 June 1769 - Land on the Delaware River >>> adjoining Thomas Harris, Jesse Harris, William Engle Sr., dec'd; >>> John Engle, dec'd; >>> Paul Engle signed in German. >>> >>> Jacob Angle/Engle last will and testament dated 11 May 1774, filed 5 Jun >>> 1785 >>> Wife Elizabeth >>> 1) John b. 29 Aug 1731, bpt 12 Sep 1731 Rockaway Lutheran >>> 2) William bp. 10 Jun 1733 Readington Ref. Dutch Ch, Hunterdon Co., NJ, >>> m. >>> Jane ____ >>> 3) Paul b. 8 Apr 1752, d. 1808, m. Catherine BELLIS >>> 4) Anna m. Peter ALBAGH >>> 5) Catherine m. Peter LASSITER >>> 6) Margretta m. Michael BANGHART >>> 7) Allice m. Phillip HOFFMAN >>> >>> notes from back of card: >>> Bought land on Scott's Mountain on 20 Jun 1769 from Wm RODMAN and wife >>> Ann. Jacob's last will and testament dated 11 May 1774 conveyed 100 >>> acres >>> to >>> son William {married to Jane with oldest son Jacob, blacksmith in >>> Knowlton, >>> became >>> heir at law as William deceased before 1799. Jacob Angle married >>> Charity >>> and >>> sold land in Knowlton to Jacob Engle, son of Paul, the innkeeper per >>> Sussex >>> Co. >>> Deed Book G pg 28 dated 31 Dec 1799.} >>> >>> Lutheran Church Records, Rockaway, Morris Co., NJ on 12 Sep 1731 bapt. >>> Johannes, 14 day old son of Jacob Engel and wife Liesabeth wit: Jacob >>> SCHARPENSTEIN and Anna Christine, wife of Conrad KOHL. >>> >>> This family intermarried with the BELLIS, LAREW, VAN KIRK, >>> BEAM, BECK, KEYSER, BARNES, RIBBLE, etc. families. I have seen Keyser in relation to the Leffler line, as well as Barnes, but I believe they came out of Tompkins Co., NY (i think). Van Kirk - gad, they could be related to me on my Wyckoff side as that's one of my names (actually was Verkerk before it came to America). Annie >>> I have about 20 family notes cards on Angle/Engle if you have >>> a specific one. I also know Francis CRAWN did extensive work >>> on the Angles at the request of Albert STOKES. Mr. CRAWNs >>> files are available on microfilm at the main branch of the Sussex >>> County Library in Frankford, NJ. >>> >>> Because of the intermarriages, this family has always been >>> my genealogical tangled ball of yarn. There's even a "wills >>> war of words" which I will include under different cover. >>> >>> Hope this helped, >>> Cathy >>> >>> >>> ==== NJWARREN Mailing List ==== >>> You can contact the listowner at: Judy@BirdGenealogy.org >>> >>> ============================== >>> Jumpstart your genealogy with OneWorldTree. 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I apologize for sending this again but there is a correction. The date given was incorrect, the event is on Saturday October 14th. The Historical Society of Stillwater Township is sponsoring a Fall Festival on Saturday October 16th in the village of Stillwater NJ. We are seeking vendors, crafters and historical groups who would like to participate in this event. Our goal is to create a fun country event with lots of activities and a central theme involving history. For more information, vendor applications or to volunteer, please send an email to fallfestival©historicstillwater.org or call 973-383-2977. You may also visit our website at http://www.HistoricStillwater.org for additional details. Thanks!

Dear Marilyn, I did see the entry regarding William and Philip Angle, did not understand this was the only ones in the books. Forgive me for imposing, please disregard any requests. Thank You, Cheryl

Could someone please fill me in on how I would interpret the crazy dates in some of this info that is coming thru on Marilyn's look ups? Thank you Judi

Trying to place WARREN SALISBURY of NY. Please if you will, see if he is in your account books? HIs daughter Electa, married my John Albert Angle in Cass Co.,Michigan. John Albert & family lived in Knowlton, NJ Thank You, Cheryl Angle Horne

>You wrote: Hope I am not too late. Would you look for William Angle / >Engle and son Philip Angle / Engle? > William is the s/o Jacob Engle of Germany. This is my direct line. These names were sent to the NJWarren board yesterday. Look, people, I volunteer to do these lookups because I care about sharing information. Not because I want to be a saint, but because I'm a research librarian. But some of you need to do your part too. This is not the first request I've had for a name I've previously posted --- which means that some of you are not even checking what's been done in the past two days. Some of you haven't paid attention to the dates that the two resources cover (and ask me for 19th century names). Some of you give me only one spelling. If you're only searching under one spelling, then you re missing a lot of other records and no wonder you have brick walls. Some of you will come back in a couple of years and be amazed at what you overlooked. I know I was. Finally, nobody should trust what I've typed here. I'm a lousy typist. Somebody already pointed out that I'd mistakenly given the wrong years of coverage for the Janeway records. You shouldn't trust any information you get second or third hand on the internet. You should get the film of the Gen. Mag of NJ and search yourselves, to make sure I gave it to you correctly or for alternative spellings I may have missed, or other names in your heritage. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Cheryl" <tohocheho@bellsouth.net> To: <NJWARREN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, August 30, 2006 1:02 PM Subject: [NJWARREN] RE: Marilyn=Grandin & Janeway Acct. Books- Look Up > Marilyn, > Hope I am not too late. Would you look for William Angle / Engle and son > Philip Angle / Engle? > William is the s/o Jacob Engle of Germany. This is my direct line. > > Thank You So Much, > Cheryl > > > ==== NJWARREN Mailing List ==== > You can contact the listowner at: Judy@BirdGenealogy.org > > ============================== > Search Family and Local Histories for stories about your family and the > areas they lived. Over 85 million names added in the last 12 months. > Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13966/rd.ashx >

Looking for "death date and burial location" of ggg grandfather Philip Angle / Engle, s/o William Engle. Philip was on the 1850 Knowlton census. 1860 in Michigan his wife Sidney is a widow. Assume Philip died between 1850 - 1860, possibly before the family moved to Michigan? William Engle / Angle baptised June 10, 1733 at Readington Reformed Dutch Church in Hunterdon Co., NJ. Where is he buried, and when did he die??? Any help would be very appreciated and thank you in advance, Cheryl Angle HORNE

The Historical Society of Stillwater Township is sponsoring a Fall Festival on Saturday October 16th in the village of Stillwater NJ. We are seeking vendors, crafters and historical groups who would like to participate in this event. Our goal is to create a fun country event with lots of activities and a central theme involving history. For more information, vendor applications or to volunteer, please send an email to fallfestival©historicstillwater.org or call 973-383-2977. You may also visit our website at http://www.HistoricStillwater.org for additional details. Thanks!

Marilyn, Hope I am not too late. Would you look for William Angle / Engle and son Philip Angle / Engle? William is the s/o Jacob Engle of Germany. This is my direct line. Thank You So Much, Cheryl

Re: SHIPMAN query I am related thru Jacob Shipman born 1694 Germany (I had thought his father could be Harmon). He married "Maria Rosina Catherine" Hendershot Oct 1715 and lived in Tewksbury Twp, Hunterdon County, NJ I believe he had a brother Daniel who married Elizabeth Burleson and went south to Kentucky. There are also two sisters, Christina who married Casper Hendershot, Catherina who married a Ruloffsen, two brothers, Nicolaus and Friederich. Nicolaus is a witness to Jacob's will in 1761 I believe there was also a half-brother, Daniel who married Abigail Burleson. He migrated to VA and NC. The Janeway information from Marilyn confirmed Jacob had a brother Nicholas. I do not have proof of this - it is only what I learned from computer searching when I began my genealogy career only three years ago. I will go over your previous posting and try and see if it fits. You may email me off list if you like. Jacob and Catherine Hendershot had a daughter Hannah Janetjie who married Jacob Cummins and that is who I am descended from. Carol

correct below to Lemon, John, 1774 (new keyboard and it doesn't touch like the old one) ----- Original Message ----- From: "Marilyn Souders" <msouders@nyc.rr.com> To: <NJWARREN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, August 30, 2006 12:20 PM Subject: [NJWARREN] Fw: LEMON/CURRENT/BARTON > > > Janeway > Lemon - none > Current - none > Bartroone (Barkoone), David, June 35-Aug 36 > > > Grandin > Lemon, John, 174 > Current - none > BARTON > Elijah/Elijay, Nov. 4, 1777 to Nov. 16, 1781 (3) > Elisha, Oct 18, 1782; Dec 20, 1783 > George, 1774 to Feb 13, 1783 (9) > George, "Brought 1 bushel & 55 [?] of wheat comes to 14/5," Mar 21, 1784 > John, "his son," [meaning a son of George Barton],1775 > John, Aug 18, 1779; Sept 18, 1781 > BARTOV, [?], James, "Sussex," Dec 5, 1781 > BARTOW, Lopher, Oct. 18, 1782 > BARTRON, David, 1774 to Nov 16, 1781 > John, Feb 13, 1778 > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: MarilynRuth51@aol.com > To: msouders@nyc.rr.com > Sent: Tuesday, August 29, 2006 7:58 PM > Subject: [NJWARREN] RE: Grandin & Janeway account books > > > In a message dated 8/29/2006 2:18:35 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, > msouders@nyc.rr.com writes: > Janeway account records cover the 1730-40 period. These are store > accounts, and store was located in present-day Bound Brook. > > Grandin Fulling Mill records, which span the 1775-1785 period. > Grandin was in present-day Hamden, south of Clinton, Hunterdon Co. These > were also business records, showing people bringing wool to the mill to be > fulled. > Is there any mention of the names LEMON, CURRENT, or BARTON? > > thank you > > Marilyn Current > > > ==== NJWARREN Mailing List ==== > You can contact the listowner at: Judy@BirdGenealogy.org > > ============================== > Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the > last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx >

Re: BELLIS and FREEZE - I've already DONE those names Janeway I double- and triple-checked, but there were no SNIDER/SCHNEIDER entries, or any variant DILTS, Peter, Jly 37; d to Peter Bellis Grandin SNIDER, Christion [no date] Christion, Aug. 27, 1776 Christion, "Sussix," 1775 George,/Gorge, [no date] (3) Henry, Nov 4, 1782 John [no date] Joseph, May 31, 1781 Joseph, Mar 10, 1784 Peter [no date] Wm, Sept 28, 1776 Will'm, Sept 5, 1782 DILCE/DILSE, Daniel, 1774 to Oct 24, 1781 (4) DILCE/DILES, David, Mar 14, 1780 to Apr 3, 1783 (3) **DILCE/DILS, Harmon, Jan 10, 1783; Jan 22, 1785 DILCE, Honce/Hones Wm, Apr 2, 1777-Sep 18,, 1777 Horremonus, May 17, 1778 Joseph, Apr 2, 1777; Nov 6, 1779 Maunus/Monnes/Mannus, Mar 17, 1777 to Mar 1782 (4) DILCE/DILLS, Morris/Morrits/Moris/Morits, 1774 to Sept 24, 1784 (9) Morris, "to be sent to Shimokin by Mr. McKinney," Apr 21, 1775 Philip, Jan 17, 1778 to Sept 24, 1784 (5) **If you have any interest in Harmon, I recently obtained a Hunterdon Court document where it appears as if "Herman Dilts" acted as the court clerk. I have several records with his signature. If interested, get in touch with me next week once I'm done with this obligation. ----- Original Message ----- From: "virginia miller" <vjmill@telus.net> To: "Marilyn Souders" <msouders@nyc.rr.com>; "NJWARREN" <NJWARREN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, August 30, 2006 12:05 PM Subject: Snyder/Schneider > Hi Marilyn, > Thank you for a generous offer. I am particularly interested in Christian > Snyder who might have been there after 1727. > I have also been interested in Freas, Bellis and Dils as these families > married into my Snyders. > Regards, > Virginia

Janeway TODD (TOD), Andrew, Feb. 35 - Jan 37; d brothers James, John & William; joint item with William James, Nov 35 Nov 39, of Baskenridge John, Apr 36 - Mch 43/4, of Papack, Samuel Alexander nr; d John Sowden; joint account with brother Wm (William); his sister May 37 Robert, Feb 35 - Mch 39/40, brother to William, Alexander Thomson nr; d to James Miller, Alexander Thomson* William, Dec 37 - Mch 43/4, of Papack; d Walter Burnet; he and John bought shoes for Cip; paid two notes to James Alexander TOMS - none. Perhaps another version is Tomson? *Here is entry for Alexander Tomson, with a Todd reference: THOMSON (THOMASON) Alexander, Jly 39 - Apr 42, nr Robert Todd, "recommend as good pay", d Robert Todd Grandin: Todd, James, Sept 3, 1776 no Toms (however, many versions of Thomas, Tompson, Tomson - too many to type here) ----- Original Message ----- From: JonQPublix@aol.com To: msouders@nyc.rr.com Sent: Tuesday, August 29, 2006 10:11 PM Subject: Re: [NJWARREN] Re: Look up please Howdy, Are you sorry you made that offer yet? Hehe......I would appreciate, when you get some time, if you could look for the surnames TOMS and TODD. I truly thank you for your effort and your consideration in doing this for myself and others. Rafer aka JonQPublix@aol.com

Janeway: There are 2 pages...what first names do you want? > Grandin: ditto > > suggest if you want comprehensive, you borrow film of the mags via your > local FHL library > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <pjohnston356@adelphia.net> > To: "Marilyn Souders" <msouders@nyc.rr.com> > Cc: <NJWARREN-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Tuesday, August 29, 2006 8:59 PM > Subject: Re: [NJWARREN] RE: Grandin & Janeway account books > > >> Dear Marilyn, >> Are there any Johnstons or Johnsons in the Grandin Fulling Mill Book? >> Thank you so much. >> Phyllis >> ---- Marilyn Souders <msouders@nyc.rr.com> wrote: >>> I may kick myself for this, but, I've cleared a path through my bedroom >>> and found the Janeway account records. >>> If anyone on this list is looking for ancestors in the 1730-40 period, I >>> will check two names (max) for them in the records. Please provide >>> alternative spellings as they're indexed the way they were written. >>> >>> A similar offer for the Grandin Fulling Mill records, which span the >>> 1775-1785 period. Grandin was in present-day Hamden, south of Clinton, >>> Hunterdon Co. Janeway was further east, experts believe it was near >>> present-day Bound Brook. >>> >>> This offer will expire at the end of the week. Also, I am very >>> protective of my email address and do not want a lot of extra spam or >>> non-subscribers sending me things. >>> >>> Sorry to be so grouchy-sounding but previous good-natured offers have >>> brought me a lot of grief. >>> Marilyn >>> >>> >>> ==== NJWARREN Mailing List ==== >>> You can contact the listowner at: Judy@BirdGenealogy.org >>> >>> ============================== >>> Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the >>> last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: >>> http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx >>> >> >

Janeway Lemon - none Current - none Bartroone (Barkoone), David, June 35-Aug 36 Grandin Lemon, John, 174 Current - none BARTON Elijah/Elijay, Nov. 4, 1777 to Nov. 16, 1781 (3) Elisha, Oct 18, 1782; Dec 20, 1783 George, 1774 to Feb 13, 1783 (9) George, "Brought 1 bushel & 55 [?] of wheat comes to 14/5," Mar 21, 1784 John, "his son," [meaning a son of George Barton],1775 John, Aug 18, 1779; Sept 18, 1781 BARTOV, [?], James, "Sussex," Dec 5, 1781 BARTOW, Lopher, Oct. 18, 1782 BARTRON, David, 1774 to Nov 16, 1781 John, Feb 13, 1778 ----- Original Message ----- From: MarilynRuth51@aol.com To: msouders@nyc.rr.com Sent: Tuesday, August 29, 2006 7:58 PM Subject: [NJWARREN] RE: Grandin & Janeway account books In a message dated 8/29/2006 2:18:35 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, msouders@nyc.rr.com writes: Janeway account records cover the 1730-40 period. These are store accounts, and store was located in present-day Bound Brook. Grandin Fulling Mill records, which span the 1775-1785 period. Grandin was in present-day Hamden, south of Clinton, Hunterdon Co. These were also business records, showing people bringing wool to the mill to be fulled. Is there any mention of the names LEMON, CURRENT, or BARTON? thank you Marilyn Current

Janeway COLE Henry (Hendrick) Apr 40 - Oct 43; d Jonah Robinson, Obediah Seward; & Joint account with William Douglas James, Mch 36 John, Sept 38; d to John Emley Tunis, June 35 - Apr 41, of Ridingstown; d Jere Tildine; his son, June 40 there are a lot...but no Christian...do you want them anyway? ----- Original Message ----- From: MARYALIBOCKM@cs.com To: msouders@nyc.rr.com Sent: Tuesday, August 29, 2006 6:18 PM Subject: Re: Fw: [NJWARREN] RE: Grandin & Janeway account books I am interested in any Kuhl, (Cool), Cole listings, as Christian Cole who migrated from Amwell to Franklin Tsp.(Warren today) in 1758 is an ancestor of my husband. Thank you MAB