10/Mar/2002:00:12:53
Enjoyed your site.
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09/Mar/2002:23:20:53
Your website is a wonderful resource! I am researching the
BRYAN
surname. Abraham b. abt 1760- d. abt 1841 in Lebanon Twsp.
I am also
looking for information on his first wife Anny oy Nancy ROBERTS.
Thanks for the opportunity to post on your site.
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09/Mar/2002:18:54:35
Jan-Although I am not searching for my ancestors, I would
like to thank
you for mentioning Beulah Gangaware on your website. She
was my great-
grandmother and I'm sure it means as much to my family as
it does to me
for someone to acknowledge her hard work
Thank you.
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08/Mar/2002:21:31:13
I am researching the surname Girton. I know William Girton
married
Magdalena Shipman in 1765 in NJ. They had two children baptised
at the
St. James Straw Church, one of which was Rachel in 1783.
I was hoping
to find those, and anything else on the Girton's.
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03/Mar/2002:17:17:22
Thank you for the hard work you have put into this. Maybe
at a latter
date I`ll be able to connect my family.
Reasearching HAND.
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03/Mar/2002:16:53:26
Searching for information on my gggrandparents in Clinton
Twp Hunterdon
county. John and Margarett Mitchel Found them listed in the
1850 census
along with my G grandmother Martha Jane age 4. Would like
to find their
buriel location and other of their children thayt totalled
8. Only
know of two that came to Nebraska in the 1860's.
Thank you for your site and allowing others to view it. Found
a Mitchel
or two and some Mitchell's. don't know when the extra l was
added as in
my name.
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Robert Titus
my place
02/Mar/2002:20:25:25
MY genealogy site is at http://members.aol.com/retphoto1/titusgen.html
(will move it to retphoto.com as i find the time)
I am researching the names Titus, Butz(Buttz, Butts), Banghart,
and
other related as I find them.
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01/Mar/2002:02:43:25
I was delighted to find your site with NJ cemetery inscriptions.
My
wife and I are searching the following Warren-Sussex-Hunterdon
Co., NJ
families prior to 1825:
Hageman/Hagerman,
Dills/Dilts,
Cherry,
Kinney,
Weliver,
Hoffman,
Cool,
Brugler, and more THANKS
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26/Feb/2002:22:55:25
Very comprehensive website, unfortunately I could not find
who I was
looking for. I'm trying to find the parents of Jacob Willeaver
Rogers,
and of his wife Permelia Boone. Jacob was born in PA, but
he and his
first wife Fannie Tharp, lived in Warren County, then he
married
Permelia in 1835. They lived in Warren County for quite a
few years
before moving west. Permelia and Jacob are my gg grandparents.
My surnames are Rogers, Boone, and possibly Willeaver.
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26/Feb/2002:15:29:17
I'll put you in my favorites before leaving
surnames, Beers, Crotsley, Hamlen, Lesher, Mack, Steimetz,
Whitesell and
Helick.
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26/Feb/2002:11:20:32
Loved it. I have bookmarked it so I can refer to it easily.
Thanks so much for all the work that has gone into this.
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William Hartman
25/Feb/2002:20:11:16
Appreciate the content and links. Will send separate email.
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23/Feb/2002:00:38:17
The last of the Raub family. So I thought (California). My
father was
born in St. Paul Minn. Jan 27th, 1923. My Uncle, William
Raub (WWII
Pearl Harbour Veteran) still living, St. Paul, Minn. My Dad
was raised
by his Mother, however, I do know that his dad's roots were
in
Pennsylvania. To my knowledge, I am the last Raub from this
tree.
I wish I knew more.
Thank you for your Website.
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21/Feb/2002:17:27:33
SEARLES
I am trying to find the gravesites of Frederick Searles,
who died in
1894 and his wife, Matilda, who died in 1881. They lived
in Belvidere.
It is believed that they are buried in the Oxford area. I've
searched
the Hazen, 1st Presbyterian Churchyard, Jonestown Hillside
and
Summerfield cemetery lists with no results. They are not
in the
Belvidere Cemetery either. I would appreciate any suggestions
as to
where else I might search.
Madge HAZLETT Johns
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20/Feb/2002:20:57:02
I'M reseaching the Campbell family. Robert Campbell who owned
a farm
near the Hunters Ferry, died in 1776 in Greenwich Twp., Sussex
Co.,
(now Warren Co.) NJ. He had three sons and at least two daugthers.
The sons were Obediah, Daniel and Robert. Have no names on
the
daugthers. All three sons moved on to Northumberland Co.,
PA in 1792.
The wife of Robert Sr. lived on the farm until she died.
I will appreciate any information you can find as I'm out
near Seattle,
WA. Thanks
Bob Jansson
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19/Feb/2002:00:47:31
Hi, I'm looking for -- SMITH'S-- Sam Smith died 1826 Warren
Co. His
dau. Mary married a DUNN. His dau. Christina married a FOSTER.
His dau
Rachael married a SMITH. His dau. Martha Catherine married
a TROY. His
son Phineas married CHTHERINE VANHISE. His grandau. married
a
Huselton. He also had a son Samuel, Daniel, John, Benjamin.
They were
of Kingswood Hunterdon Co. and Greenwich,Warren Co. Anyone
with info
please write.
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18/Feb/2002:16:02:34
Hello Jan,
Still searching for my Howeys of 1700s in Oxford and other
areas of
Sussex. Can't find marriages or graves!
Thanks for your good site to search.
Barbara
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18/Feb/2002:14:23:35
great site. I am researching mutchler and lewis. Mathias
Lewis came
from Switzerland and stayed in Belvidere NJ. He married Elizabeth
Mutchler B.l0/26/1801). I think this is a sister to the John
Mutchler
on your website. I enjoyed reading all the items you have
listed.
Thanks again, Candy.
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16/Feb/2002:09:36:02
Interesting site, Very well done. I am searching for any
information
on Luellwitz, Lüllwitz, Lullwitz, Lullfitz family history
from Germany
Pommerania, or Wisconsin USA area. I saw your entries for
Edward
Lullwitz, and Richard Otto Lullwitz. Good information.
Thanks,
Dave Luellwitz
Bischwind Germany
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15/Feb/2002:10:06:53
This is a great site. So much work has gone into it. I researching
Cline, Kline and Kleins, specifically Michael Cline. He was
born in
NJ, moved to PA and on to Kansas in the 1870.s.
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13/Feb/2002:21:55:42
Sitting here in country NSW, Australia surfing the net looking
for my
surname and its histroy and this is where I ended up. Isn't
life a
blast!
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13/Feb/2002:16:09:18
Very nice site and valuable for research.
Names I am searching are ALTEMUS and MAGHAN or MAGAKEN.
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11/Feb/2002:22:13:32
Really appreciated your Warren County cemetery pages. Am
descendant of Moses Burd and Susannah ? through son
Frederick Burd and Ida (Silverthorn) Snyder. Searching those
names: BURD, SNYDER, SILVERTHORN.
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07/Feb/2002:09:05:28
Very informative!
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03/Feb/2002:04:34:26
Thank you for your efforts... I'm looking for CYPHERS -&-
SOLLARS of
Warren County. Specifically Anna CYPHERS (b. abt 1808) who
married a
Peter SOLLARS (b. abt 1806) and their families.
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02/Feb/2002:15:35:55
Nice site, will visit often looking for the surname "Housell",
keep up
the great work.
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30/Jan/2002:21:13:31
Searching for a reference to Harriet Drake who married Newton
Ellsworth
and produced a son, my grandfather, in 1866 or 68.
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27/Jan/2002:11:22:17
I am searching for the Snyder name origially from oxford
NJ AS FAR
BACK AS 1890.
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26/Jan/2002:12:55:51
Hi, I'm looking for parents of Henry MYERS born 1790 in New
Jersey. Family name said to have been MOYERS
when they came from Holland, Europe but changed it to MYERS
after settling in NJ. Henry had sibligs David, Peter,
Phebe, Catherine and Mary.
Also does anyone have any information about:
MOYERS, Joseph listed in the 1830 Federal
census of Gloucester county.
MOYERS, Henry listed in NJ Early Census Index and 1785 July Tax,Jue?July Tax List. Gloucester Co.
MOYERS, Jacob listed also in NJ Early census Index 1785 same as Henry. Gloucester Co.
MOYERS, John listed in NJ Tax lists Index 1772-1822. Year 1781 Jan./Aug tax list Somerset County.
Intersted in any and all information, will etc of any of these people.
Thanks in advance, Muriel Glenn
26/Jan/2002:12:48:31
Hi, I'm looking for parents of Henry MYERS born 1790 in New
Jersey. Family name said to have been MOYERS
when they came from Holland, Europe but changed it to MYERS
after settling in NJ. Henry had sibligs David, Peter,
Phebe, Catherine and Mary.
Also does anyone have any information about:
MOYERS, Joseph listed in the 1830 Federal
census of Gloucester county.
MOYERS, Henry listed in NJ Early Census Index and 1785 July Tax.
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25/Jan/2002:11:01:50
Researching Garrison, Stiff, Gray in the Sussex and Warren
county area.
Your site has been great!
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25/Jan/2002:01:39:52
I am researching the Young family in Greenwich Twp. I am
looking for
the burial location of John B. Young and his wife Susan (Daly)
Young. I
believe Susan died between 1830 and 1840, and John between
1840 and
1850. Actually I believe John died before 1846. He is found
on the 1840
census with only his oldest son at home and his oldest son
Jacob
relocated to Illinois in 1846, probably after his father's
death. Of
course I am only speculating on the death dates.
I think you have a wonderful website. You have provided genealogy
reasearchers a valuable service.
Diane in Kentucky
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24/Jan/2002:23:35:36
Hi Jan: I am researching the Rutan family from all-over-the
place
primarily Northern NJ and nearby PA and NY. Have picked up
a few items
from your site re :Warren and Sussex Counties. You are doing
a great
job; keep it up. Jim Keegan on Long Island.
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24/Jan/2002:01:19:36
I was just looking to find out if Summerfield cemetery Methodist
Episcopal Church if the mailing address is considered in
Washington or
Oxford NJ I know where it is to go to it but I don't know
the mailing
address. If you could let me know it would be greatly appreciated
thank
you so much.
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23/Jan/2002:02:14:15
Found you through the RAUB FAMILY FORUM. I am pleased with
your site. Great work. My families are
VANNATTA, RAUB, SNYDER, of Harmony NJ - to Grant County WI.
And in 1857 to California at Placerville.
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22/Jan/2002:19:12:59
Good site and excellent research material. I haven't had
time yet to
go through it all. I am interested in the family name of
KEGGAN--who
were in Warren County NJ early and on through the years.
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22/Jan/2002:16:34:55
I just became interested in my ancestors and started looking
to see how
many Hamlens there are. I remember my father saying the name
was
changed by some of the family but not all from Hamlin to
Hamlen.
Thanks for the wonderful help.
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Mary Walker
21/Jan/2002:16:46:36
Researching RYMAN, FRAZIER -&- LARISON from Marksboro,
Hardwick and
Stillwater areas. Also William SHOEMAKER (my father) who
migrated from
Broome County New York to Marksboro. New at this and your
site was
quite a find.
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21/Jan/2002:10:34:32
Great site. I am searching for relatives of Philip Smith/schmidt
who
lived and died in Walpack Twp, Sussex Cty. In the 1850 fed
census John
and Jonas and Barbar Smith Eschback Ludley were all living
next to each
other. Thanks.
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19/Jan/2002:21:52:04
Thanks for updating your site with useful information on
a number of
subjects. Researching Abbott, Hunt, Brown, Cunnane, and Butler.
Take care.
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17/Jan/2002:15:58:23
Really enjoyed the website; very interesting. You did a great
job! It
must be fascinating to do and satisfying to hear from distant
relatives.
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13/Jan/2002:22:02:50
I was given your web site address by the librarian at the
Marx
Historical Room of Easton Public Library. Congrats on a beautiful
site
with a lot of information.
I'm a direct descendant of Andreas and Charlotta Margaretha
(Weber) Raub
through their daughter, Maria Barbara (b. 4 Apr 1757), who
married
Heinrich Schumacher.
Are you interested in Schumacher descendants?
Dale Berger
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12/Jan/2002:21:43:14
I have enjoyed gathering information for my husbands family
from your
website. It has provided lots of information for us. The
names we are
researching are: Sheats, Duckworth, Snyder, Nunn, Martenis,
and
Morris. My husband is supposed to be a descendant of Robert
Morris the
signer of the Declaration of Independence. His oldest ancester
is
Jacob H Morris from Knowlton township. He is supposed to
be buried at
Washington Cemetery. He died in 1913 and was married to Rebecca
Stradinger. Jacob is listed in his obit as a grandson of
Robert Morris
but we think he is probably a great grandson (Jacobs father
is John
Morris). Many thanks, great website!!!! Dawn Spaulding.
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12/Jan/2002:21:30:38
Researching COWELL. WELLER, CREVELING, ANGLE, HILL.
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08/Jan/2002:23:04:51
Researching Cline/Kline/Klein; Weller, Zeller.
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07/Jan/2002:11:24:18
I just stumbled on your site and am looking forward to reading
through
it all!
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07/Jan/2002:02:43:15
Wow. I just found your site. I am searching a Maury family
who may have
spelled the name Miers/Meyers/Myers/etc. Also a Simmon(s)
family.
Haven't had time to really dig. I am ecstatic! Keep up the
good work.
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06/Jan/2002:18:39:36
I have enjoyed seeing the additions that you send out as
you increase
your website. GREAT JOB!!!
Reseaching: COLE, HANN, HILL, HUFF, JOHNSON, KNAPP, STALEY,
STOLL, and VAN HORN
Sussex County, NJ.
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06/Jan/2002:16:18:31
I'm researching the Cooper, Cooke, Wildrick and Shrekagast
families in
Warren and Sussex Counties. I especially appreciate the Free
Union
Cemetery information. Thank you.
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05/Jan/2002:18:43:11
BRAVO! I'm referring tons of folks to your fantastic site.
I'm researching my VLIET -&- OPDYKE line from West Portal.
Has anyone transcribed the two large cemeteries in Asbury,
Warren Co?
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04/Jan/2002:16:32:41
Thanks for providing all the useful information. I am searching
for
information on Johannes Vogt (aka Fite, Voigt, Vaught or
Veit) and his
family, particularly his son, Gilbert Fite.
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04/Jan/2002:14:43:55
Very nice site. I am looking for Jacob Rogers married to
Mary (Molly)
Boone. He was born in PA in 1777, and they had a child born
in Warren
County NJ in 1836. He served in the War of 1812. I'm stuck
here in
the Midwest and can't visit the NJ area, so if you run across
any info
I would appreciate hearing about it. Thanks and keep up the
good work.
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03/Jan/2002:16:08:05
What a wonderful service your site provides!
My interests in Warren County include the names Crusen (Krusen,
Kroesen,
etc.),Engel and Skinner.
judy