Hello all, I was looking through the Register of St. Mary's Church in Burlington Co New Jersey and saw some Bucks Co Records. I thought they might be of help to someone on this list and if not would be archived where someone might use them. Mimi Gabriel Vanhorne, of Middletown in the county of Bucks, Province of PA yeoman & Susannah Ashton, of the same place, were lawfully joined together in marriage, at Burlington [NJ] 18 Nov 1767 Register of St. Mary’s Church, Burlington New Jersey,” The PA Genealogical Magazine, Vol II, p 255 Reproduced on Broderbund Software’s Family Archive CD #213 (Genealogical Records: The PA Genealogical Magazine, Volume 1-39) Joseph Kelly, of the county of Bucks in PA & Phebe Buckman of the same place, were lawfully joined together in marriage on the 13th of Apr 1768 at Burlington [NJ]. ibid, p 257 David Larrew & Sarah Larzelere, both of Bucks Co. in the Province of PA, were lawfully joined together in marriage on the 2nd of June 1768, at the house of Nicholas Larzelere in said county [Burlington Co NJ]. ibid., John Larzelere & Margaret Van Horne, were lawfully joined together in marriage at Burlington [NJ], 13 Jul 1768. ibid., p 258 Jacob Bennet & Hannah Hogeland, both of Bucks Co in PA, were lawfully married at Burlington, [NJ], 14 Aug 1768. ibid., Sarah, wife of David Larrew, of Bucks Co PA, was buried in Bristol, in said county [Burlington Co. NJ], 21 Sep 1768. ibid., p 259 Henry Mitchell & Martha Vanhorne, both of Bucks Co, in the Province of PA, were lawfully joined together in marriage, 25 Apr 1769. ibid., p 261 Peter, the firstborne of Fredrick & Elizabeth Light of Bucks Co in PA, aged three months, was baptized by Rev. M. Frazer, 04 Jun 1769 at Burlington, [NJ]. ibid. Joshua Wright & Sarah Mitchell, both of Bucks Co. in PA, were lawfully married at Burlington, [NJ], 26 Apr 1770. ibid., p 264 Abbreviation used : : Ibid. is the abbreviation for "in the same place." NJ for New Jersey PA for Pennsylvania Co. for County