Marilyn, Could you please look for a Danley (Daneley or Donnelly). I am also interested in Shipman. Thank you very much!! Carol

I am still searching for anything about Stephen DEAN (born 1775 in NJ - died before 1860 probably in Warren County) and his wife, Elizabeth (BUNN) DEAN (born ca. 1775 in NJ - probably died in Warren County, but year unknown) who lived in Greenwich Township, Warren County, when the 1850 census was taken. Stephen was listed as a carpenter in the census. They probably had at least six children: Barzilla (?); Christiana, b. 1802, moved to Ohio and married Asa BRAYTON; Catherine, born 1803, married Silas WALTERS in lived at New Germantown, Hunterdon County; Mary, born 1804, married David M. Welch of New Germantown, Hunterdon County and moved to Ohio about 1825; John and Stephen, Jr. There might have been a daughter named Rebecca, but I haven't found any proof. Elizabeth (BUNN) DEAN could also be the Jane Dean, aged 84 and born in New Jersey, in the home of Jacob (aged 47) and Rebecca (aged 43) Shultz in Greenwich Township (P.O. Philipsburg) in the 1860 Federal census. Jane might have been Elizabeth’s middle name. Nieces Mary WELCH and Christiana BRAYTON and nephews Stephen and John DEAN are mentioned in the will of their Uncle Anthony Bunn in 1866. In Theordore F. Chambers' history of the SUTTON and BUNN families, he refers to Catherine Walters’ father and Elizabeth Bunn’s husband as “Stephen Deen,” but no other information is given. My great-grandfather, Jacob WELCH, mentions in his diary a visit to his uncle Silas WALTERS' home while he was traveling home from serving in the Union Army in South Carolina. Can anyone tell me when Stephen and Elizabeth died and where they are buried? I also need information about their parents and ancestry. __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com

Marilyn Would you look up the surname "Rounsavell" or "Ransavell"? Many thanks, Brian ________________________________ From: Marilyn Souders [mailto:msouders@nyc.rr.com] Sent: Mon 8/28/2006 9:53 AM To: NJWARREN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [NJWARREN] RE: Grandin & Janeway account books 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

Dear Marilyn, Thank you for your offer (below). I continue to search for my maternal ancestors, most specifically Harmon Shipman and his line. Alternate spellings include SCHUPPMANN, SHUBMANThus far I have the following in my notes: Herman Schuppmann made his initial appearance on the Hunter Lists (New York Palatine Subsistence Lists of Governor Robert Hunter) on 1 July 1710 with 6 persons over 10 years of age and 2 persons under 10 years of age. Based on the indicated ages of the children it is possible that one of the male children could have been the father of Harmon Shipman. In "The Palatine Families of New York" by Henry Z. Jones, Jr., 1985, pages 941-943, the author lists probable issue to include: Nicholaus, Catharina, Friederich and Jacob. He also states that Harmon Shipman could have been a part of this family. Considering the subsequent repeat of such names as Nicholaus and Jacob in Harmon's children, it must be considered that Herman Schupman could have been the father or an uncle of our Harmon Shipman. In "The Early Germans of New Jersey", T. F. Chambers, page 493, listed under Shipman: "Jacob Shubman (Shipman), on Society Lands, 1735, signed with Matthias, the subscription for a barn, 1751; married Mareiket (Mary Catherine); had Mareitje, b 14 Jan 1734, and prob. also Harmon; prob of German descent and no relation to Matthias." Based on the foregoing, this Jacob Shubman would have been born about 1719. It is more probable that he was a brother of Harmon Shipman. Additional references include: "The Janeway Account Books 1735 - 1746" by Ken Stryker-Rodda in The Genealogical Magazine of NJ, Vol 33, No. 1 / 2, Jan / Apr 1958. New York City Reform Church book, "Records of the Dutch Reformed Church of NY City 1639 - 1800. Thank you for any possible assist, John Shipman Hendricks in Vero Beach, Fl 32968 Ysearch User ID: P5QP9 ----- Original Message ----- From: "Marilyn Souders" <msouders@nyc.rr.com> To: <NJWARREN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, August 28, 2006 9:53 AM Subject: Re: [NJWARREN] RE: Grandin & Janeway account books >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.

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

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I am trying to find some information on the Shanley family who lived in Oxford, Warren County in the late 1800s. They were Irish immigrants. John Shanley worked in a blast furnace according to the 1880 New Jersey census but in the 1887 Warren County Directory he is listed as a saloon owner. He died in Allegheny County, PA in 1889 but is buried in Warren County. His wife was Catherine Regan Shanley. How would I find out if he left a will, where he might be buried, any information on his business? This family has been a brick wall for a long time now and I am looking for anything that might help me trace their history. Thanks, Shaun

oops! correct previous message re Janeway to "slightly east". ----- Original Message ----- From: Bob Lefler To: NJHUNTER-L@rootsweb.com ; Marilyn Souders ; jan@RAUB-and-more.com Sent: Tuesday, August 22, 2006 10:55 PM Subject: Angle/Lefler/Fries/Pace/DeWitt and knowlton families Firstly, thankyou for the Reading church Jan! Marilyn- Maybe we have a "roll" here! Can you tell me more about the Grandin Fulling Mill ?? Was it in Knowlton? And what are the Janeway Records? Cathy- Children of Jacob and Elizabeth Angle/Engle listed in his will of 1785: #5 was Catherine m Peter Lassiter! I have Peter Lassler/Lasslaer/Lefler/Lafler/etc b. abt 1723 m. Catherine Angle b. 1728. I also have her as the child of Jacob Angle 1705-1786 and Elizabeth Boyles. This is from my Angle Genealogy of 19 pages. This Peter is under consideration as our earliest Lefler ancester. He may be the father of Christian Lefler m Margareth Angil in 1774 in Knowlton, their daughter was Elizabeth. Will of Peter Lafler/Lefler of Oxford nxt to Knolton proved in 1794 and admin by Paul Angle, etc. These families in Knolton were close knitt. A John Lefler owned property on the River and the family also married Pace and DeWitt. All this discussion of these families gets interesting. Bob Lefler

Bob- Where do you live? Hopefully near a library from which you can get the Gen. Mag. of NJ? The Grandin Fulling Mill Book, 1774-1785, records begin with Vol. 52, no.1, Jan. 1977, and carry through over the next several issues. The original record book is in the collection of the Hunt. Co. H.S. The location of the mill was "just below what is now Hamden, in Clinton Township." The book contains "both the accounts and the job orders of the mill's customers but only the latter section is abstacted here for its genealogical details." The Janeway account books are a similar set of records for a store that was located somewhat further west, on the south branch of the Raritan, I believe, but for a period a generation earlier, for between ca 1734-1742 approximately. These were also published over several issues of the Gen Mag of NJ. I'm sorry I'm fuzzy on the Janeway details, but I'm in the process of reorganizing my bedroom and the copies are in there somewhere. The index to the Gen Mag should give you a citation. Both are excellent sources for locating a person in a place and time in colonial NJ. Marilyn ----- Original Message ----- From: Bob Lefler To: NJHUNTER-L@rootsweb.com ; Marilyn Souders ; jan@RAUB-and-more.com Sent: Tuesday, August 22, 2006 10:55 PM Subject: Angle/Lefler/Fries/Pace/DeWitt and knowlton families Firstly, thankyou for the Reading church Jan! Marilyn- Maybe we have a "roll" here! Can you tell me more about the Grandin Fulling Mill ?? Was it in Knowlton? And what are the Janeway Records? Cathy- Children of Jacob and Elizabeth Angle/Engle listed in his will of 1785: #5 was Catherine m Peter Lassiter! I have Peter Lassler/Lasslaer/Lefler/Lafler/etc b. abt 1723 m. Catherine Angle b. 1728. I also have her as the child of Jacob Angle 1705-1786 and Elizabeth Boyles. This is from my Angle Genealogy of 19 pages. This Peter is under consideration as our earliest Lefler ancester. He may be the father of Christian Lefler m Margareth Angil in 1774 in Knowlton, their daughter was Elizabeth. Will of Peter Lafler/Lefler of Oxford nxt to Knolton proved in 1794 and admin by Paul Angle, etc. These families in Knolton were close knitt. A John Lefler owned property on the River and the family also married Pace and DeWitt. All this discussion of these families gets interesting. Bob Lefler

Thank you to all that responded to my question. One more thing, do you know if any wills or indexes for either county are on the internet? I am looking for the will of Martinus Fries Jr. and his wife Jannroe from Knowlton, Sussex Co., NJ. Would appreciate any info you could help me with. I am not sure when he died but I believe it was before 1836....how many years I am not sure. Judi C., TN

I am wondering which courthouse would have the wills for the Knowlton area which was Sussex and now Warren. Does anyone also know if there is an index to wills for the county I need? Judi C., TN

Oh thank you M! I did not have this record! We do have a record of a Peter Lefler b. abt 1723 marrying an Angle abt 1748(have to look up for more detail) and a Christopher or Christian Lefler m an Angle in abt 1774 in Knolton(House of Jo Angle). They ,the latter, bap an Elizabeth Lefler abt 1790. Thank you immensely again for this record you have sent!!! Bob Lefler----- Original Message ----- From: "Marilyn Souders" <msouders@nyc.rr.com> To: <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. > > 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.... >> 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 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. Search not only for >>> ancestors, but entire generations. Learn more: >>> http://www.ancestry.com/s13972/rd.ashx >>> >>> >> >> >> ==== NJWARREN Mailing List ==== >> You can contact the listowner at: Judy@BirdGenealogy.org >> >> ============================== >> View and search Historical Newspapers. Read about your ancestors, find >> marriage announcements and more. Learn more: >> http://www.ancestry.com/s13969/rd.ashx >> > > > ==== 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. 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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. 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.... > 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 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. Search not only for >> ancestors, but entire generations. Learn more: >> http://www.ancestry.com/s13972/rd.ashx >> >> > > > ==== NJWARREN Mailing List ==== > You can contact the listowner at: Judy@BirdGenealogy.org > > ============================== > View and search Historical Newspapers. Read about your ancestors, find > marriage announcements and more. 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Isreal Gibbs b. 1857 m. Sarah J. Moore, Hope twp. He was s/o Isreal & Phebe Ann He d. 1920 and Sarah d. 1909 Hope Twp. Believe they had at least 1 dau. Lila H. b. 1887 William Moore b. 1856 Hope m. Leona ? s/o Stephen Moore & Margaret Albert Any info. appreciated Brenda

Roz, Have heard from a Belles researcher, but I've lost your email address. Can you please contact me? Thanks, Jan

Michelle, What kind of information do they have to share from the "History of Freemasonry in New Jersey"? All of my grandfathers and Great grandfathers were masons. They have the insignia on their tombstones. I don't know what that means, if anything though. We have been stumped with a 4th Great Grandfather and his sons were masons I believe. Would there be any info in there that may help us locate him? Ann On 8/16/06, Michelle Chubenko <michelle@chubenko.us> wrote: > > Laurence, > > In response to your inquiry and as promised, here is the info from > "History of Freemasonry in New Jersey, 1787-1987" compiled by R.W. > Edward Y. Smith, Jr., Grand Historian. The book was published in 1987 > to commemorate the 200th Anniversary Celebration of the founding of the > Grand Lodge of New Jersey [1786-1986]. > > I've excerpted from the Appendix the lodges for Hunterdon (Hun), Sussex > (Sus) and Warren (War) counties from the inception of Grand Lodge > through 1865 below: > > Lodges Warranted by the Grand Lodge of New Jersey > July 3, 1787 -- November 8, 1842 > > Name Location Warranted Subsequent Action > Trenton No. 5 Trenton, Hun 20 Dec 1787 Retained No. 5 in 1842 > Unity No. 7 Kingwood, Hun 23 June 1788 Struck 1804 > Harmony No. 8 Newton, Sus 23 June 1788 Struck 8 Nov 1842 > Resuscitated No. 23-1853 > Renumbered No. 8 in 1905 > Farmers No. 14 Wantage, Sus 5 July 1796 Struck 8 Nov 1842 > Federal No. 15 Amwell/Hopewell 10 Jan 1798 Surrendered 1818 > Hun > Olive Branch No. 16 Greenwich, Sus 9 Jan 1799 Struck 8 Nov 1842 > Augusta No. 23 Frankford, Sus 13 Nov 1810 Surrendered 1824 > United No. 24 Sandyston, Sus 13 Nov 1810 Struck 1821 > Hiram No. 25 Flemington, Hun 21 Aug 1811 Struck 1826 > Hope No. 26 Hope, Sus 12 Nov 1811 Struck 8 Nov 1842 > Independence No. 29 Hackettstown9 Nov 1813 Surrendered 1817 > Sus Restored 1822 > Struck 8 Nov 1842 > Mansfield No. 31 Mansfield, Sus 10 Nov 1814 Struck 8 Nov 1842 > Resuscitated No. 36-1856 > Corinthian No. 51 Johnsonburg, War 8 Nov 1825 Struck 8 Nov 1842 > Warren No. 52 Belvidere, War 14 Nov 1826 Struck 8 Nov 1842 > Resuscitated No. 13-1849 > Lebanon No. 54 New Hampton, Hun 14 Nov 1826 Renumbered No. 6 in 1842 > Mt. Vernon No. 57 Vernon, Sus 11 Nov 1828 Struck 8 Nov 1842 > > > Lodges Warranted by the Grand Lodge of New Jersey > November 8, 1842 to the Present > > Name Location Warranted Subsequent Action > Amwell No. 12 Lambertville, Hun 12 Jan 1848 > Stewart No. 34 Whitehouse 10 Jan 1855 > High Bridge, Hun > Darcy No. 37 Flemington, Hun 9 Jan 1856 > Independence No. 42 Hackettstown 10 Jan 1856 Not a continuation of > War the 1813 Independence > No. 29 > Delaware No. 52 Phillipsburg, War 12 Jan 1859 > Orian No. 56 Frenchtown, Hun 16 Jan 1861 > > Source: Smith, Edward Y., Jr., compiler, **History of Freemasonry in > New Jersey, 1787-1987** (New Jersey: Grand Lodge of New Jersey, 1987), > 46-53. > > ** = italicized > > =================================================================== > > Hope this helps! On the GL website, there was a contact listed for > 'genealogical' inquiries, but I see that has been removed. I would > probably contact the general email [gloffice@njmasonic.org] with your > inquiry or contact the Grand Secretary: > > Grand Secretary > M.W. Raymond P. Bellini Sr., P.G.M. > 1114 Oxmead Road > Burlington, New Jersey > 08016-4200 > > > Fraternally, > Michelle Chubenko, A.M. > Carteret Chapter No. 239 > > > -- > Michelle Tucker Chubenko > Professional Genealogist: http://www.chubenko.us/profgen/index.htm > "Things don't turn up in this world until somebody turns them up." > - James A. Garfield > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > NJGenWeb: Monmouth County - http://www.rootsweb.com/~njmonmo2 > NJGenWeb: Warren County - http://www.rootsweb.com/~njwarren > OKGenWeb Adair Co.: http://www.rootsweb.com/~okadair/adaircty.htm > AdairCoArch: http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ok/adair/adair.html > > > > > ==== NJWARREN Mailing List ==== > You can contact the listowner at: Judy@BirdGenealogy.org > > ============================== > Census images 1901, 1891, 1881 and 1871, plus so much more. > Ancestry.com's United Kingdom & Ireland Collection. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13968/rd.ashx > > -- Ann Brown " Cookie"

Hi everyone! I've made some minor changes to the NJGenWeb: Warren County web site and would like to ask for specific feedback on the two features that are listed below: Links to Personal Genealogy Pages of Warren County People http://www.rootsweb.com/~njwarren/pers.html Warren County Surname List http://www.rootsweb.com/~njwarren/surnames.html *Do you find these web pages helpful? *Would you revisit these web pages? *Is your surname information posted? Out-of-date/Needs revisions? *Does the personal genealogy web page need more information? *Is your personal genealogy web site listed? *Suggestions for change? *Delete this (fill_in_the_blank) web page. *Have you used the search engine in the past 30 days? Thanks in advance for your input and support. I look forward to making the web site more helpful and user friendly for Warren County researchers. Best regards, Michelle Warren CC Researching: HUGHES - Hughesville/Pohatcong Twp. LESHER - Phillipsburg WINTER - Hughesville/Pohatcong Twp. -- Michelle Tucker Chubenko Professional Genealogist: http://www.chubenko.us/profgen/index.htm "Things don't turn up in this world until somebody turns them up." - James A. Garfield ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ NJGenWeb: Monmouth County - http://www.rootsweb.com/~njmonmo2 NJGenWeb: Warren County - http://www.rootsweb.com/~njwarren OKGenWeb Adair Co.: http://www.rootsweb.com/~okadair/adaircty.htm AdairCoArch: http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ok/adair/adair.html

Laurence, In response to your inquiry and as promised, here is the info from "History of Freemasonry in New Jersey, 1787-1987" compiled by R.W. Edward Y. Smith, Jr., Grand Historian. The book was published in 1987 to commemorate the 200th Anniversary Celebration of the founding of the Grand Lodge of New Jersey [1786-1986]. I've excerpted from the Appendix the lodges for Hunterdon (Hun), Sussex (Sus) and Warren (War) counties from the inception of Grand Lodge through 1865 below: Lodges Warranted by the Grand Lodge of New Jersey July 3, 1787 -- November 8, 1842 Name Location Warranted Subsequent Action Trenton No. 5 Trenton, Hun 20 Dec 1787 Retained No. 5 in 1842 Unity No. 7 Kingwood, Hun 23 June 1788 Struck 1804 Harmony No. 8 Newton, Sus 23 June 1788 Struck 8 Nov 1842 Resuscitated No. 23-1853 Renumbered No. 8 in 1905 Farmers No. 14 Wantage, Sus 5 July 1796 Struck 8 Nov 1842 Federal No. 15 Amwell/Hopewell 10 Jan 1798 Surrendered 1818 Hun Olive Branch No. 16 Greenwich, Sus 9 Jan 1799 Struck 8 Nov 1842 Augusta No. 23 Frankford, Sus 13 Nov 1810 Surrendered 1824 United No. 24 Sandyston, Sus 13 Nov 1810 Struck 1821 Hiram No. 25 Flemington, Hun 21 Aug 1811 Struck 1826 Hope No. 26 Hope, Sus 12 Nov 1811 Struck 8 Nov 1842 Independence No. 29 Hackettstown9 Nov 1813 Surrendered 1817 Sus Restored 1822 Struck 8 Nov 1842 Mansfield No. 31 Mansfield, Sus 10 Nov 1814 Struck 8 Nov 1842 Resuscitated No. 36-1856 Corinthian No. 51 Johnsonburg, War 8 Nov 1825 Struck 8 Nov 1842 Warren No. 52 Belvidere, War 14 Nov 1826 Struck 8 Nov 1842 Resuscitated No. 13-1849 Lebanon No. 54 New Hampton, Hun 14 Nov 1826 Renumbered No. 6 in 1842 Mt. Vernon No. 57 Vernon, Sus 11 Nov 1828 Struck 8 Nov 1842 Lodges Warranted by the Grand Lodge of New Jersey November 8, 1842 to the Present Name Location Warranted Subsequent Action Amwell No. 12 Lambertville, Hun 12 Jan 1848 Stewart No. 34 Whitehouse 10 Jan 1855 High Bridge, Hun Darcy No. 37 Flemington, Hun 9 Jan 1856 Independence No. 42 Hackettstown 10 Jan 1856 Not a continuation of War the 1813 Independence No. 29 Delaware No. 52 Phillipsburg, War 12 Jan 1859 Orian No. 56 Frenchtown, Hun 16 Jan 1861 Source: Smith, Edward Y., Jr., compiler, **History of Freemasonry in New Jersey, 1787-1987** (New Jersey: Grand Lodge of New Jersey, 1987), 46-53. ** = italicized =================================================================== Hope this helps! On the GL website, there was a contact listed for 'genealogical' inquiries, but I see that has been removed. I would probably contact the general email [gloffice@njmasonic.org] with your inquiry or contact the Grand Secretary: Grand Secretary M.W. Raymond P. Bellini Sr., P.G.M. 1114 Oxmead Road Burlington, New Jersey 08016-4200 Fraternally, Michelle Chubenko, A.M. Carteret Chapter No. 239 -- Michelle Tucker Chubenko Professional Genealogist: http://www.chubenko.us/profgen/index.htm "Things don't turn up in this world until somebody turns them up." - James A. Garfield ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ NJGenWeb: Monmouth County - http://www.rootsweb.com/~njmonmo2 NJGenWeb: Warren County - http://www.rootsweb.com/~njwarren OKGenWeb Adair Co.: http://www.rootsweb.com/~okadair/adaircty.htm AdairCoArch: http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ok/adair/adair.html