Cape May - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Cape May Magazine of History and genology Vol 9

1_michellemaze — 2013-05-03 20:38:29Z

The Hewitt (hewit, hewet, huitt) Family. According to someone's research I found

Uriah Hewitt is in Vol 9 #3 pg 234
Humphrey Hewitt Vol 9 #3 pg 234
Azariah Hewitt vol 9 #3 pg 227
Thomas Hewitt vol 9 #3 pg 224

If you need dates or anything let me know.

Re: Cape May Magazine of History and genology Vol 9

PETERMORLEYSR — 2013-05-03 12:32:41Z

What families are you interested in...

Re: HANSEN OF NORTH WILDWOOD

JMcLaughlin7July — 2013-04-20 15:07:22Z

My great-grandmother's sister Acinda(Sinda)Price was married to Edward Shivers.
According to the 1895 NJ State Census: Middle Township, Borough of Anglesea they had a son Jesse R. Shivers - age 5 and under.
I would be glad to share what information I have on Acinda's family if this would be of interest to you.

Cape May Magazine of History and genology Vol 9

1_michellemaze — 2013-04-19 20:14:43Z

Two questions

1) Does anyone have a copy of this and can send me copy of some pages?

2) Is there any way to get this information without going there or spending alot of money on the research?

Re: Death records for Cape May

familyinfo101 — 2013-04-19 12:30:46Z

Thank you. Was hoping not to have to go to Trenton. Seems the only way

Re: Death records for Cape May

1_michellemaze — 2013-04-18 20:16:25Z

Archives in Trenton for death records go up to 1955. If you are able you can do a search there and look up the information. If you can't find it there then you can try PA. Good luck!

Trying to find records for DAR-New Jersey (cape may region)

1_michellemaze — 2013-04-17 14:13:33Z

Long story-somewhat short

I am looking for records for my 4th great grandfather to prove his father's name. Any suggestions as where to go next? I know the information is on Anchestry, but I need documented proof.

Uriah Hewitt
Born 1804-no records in NJ for this date
marriage-1833 record in the NJ marriages, but doesn't show his parents name
death-1867-maybe in Cape May I can not find a death record in this year for him in the archives.

He was definately buried in Calvary Baptist Church in Cape May with a date on the tombstone. (find a grave)

The last record I have is 1860 census showing he lived in Cape May in Dennis.

Would the cemetery have any records of the parents name?

Any suggestions would be helpful.

Re: Civil War Soldiers affiliated with Cape May County, unknown burial places

jeffveach67 — 2013-03-15 06:32:25Z

Thomas Veach died at sea in 1875. If a burial location hasn't been found, is it possible he was buried at sea?

Re: HANSEN OF NORTH WILDWOOD

jpreston1740 — 2013-03-11 21:01:51Z

Andrew Hansen was a double cousin of my gtgrfather Harry Hans Johnson, 1868-1961, of Sea Bright, NJ. I have extenstive information on the ancestry in Kvinesdal, Norway. Anxious to exchange.
Dave Crankshaw
email me direct at: CrankshawDavec@aol.com

Re: OBIT OR BURIAL/CEMETERY PLACE FOR CONSTANCE DAY ROBERTS

oastwd — 2013-03-09 21:11:40Z

No luck in either Ancestry.com Historical Newspapers or GenealogyBank.

Death records for Cape May

familyinfo101 — 2013-01-25 01:44:22Z

Hi,
Does anyone know how to find death records for Cape May betwen 1930 and 1940. My gg Grand mother owned a house at 129 N Crocus in 1930. She died between then and 1940, and I cannot find out if it was NJ or PA. Name NANCY ANDERSON dob 1862 ireland DOD ?
Thanks for your help in advance
Bonnie

Re: St. Joseph's Convent Wildwood

JennM2003218 — 2012-12-31 15:41:04Z

Thank you!

Re: St. Joseph's Convent Wildwood

giannuariojackie — 2012-12-31 03:44:16Z

Yes and no. This is probably more than you need/want to know, but the original property held a rectory, convent and church/school. Sometime in the late 1950s early 1960s (I think) a new church, St. Ann's Roman Catholic Church, was built a block away so that the old church became St. Ann's elementary school. There was also a church affiliated high school, Wildwood Catholic High School, about a mile or so away.

In the early 1970s a new elementary school was built next to the old school and the old church/school was knocked down. About 2 years ago, the new bishop decided to change the name of the parish and the elementary school. The new parish name is Notre Dame De la Mer and the elementary school is now known as Cape Trinity. The elementary school was moved to the same building as the high school due to low enrollment.

The priests were relocated from the old St. Ann's rectory to the neighboring parish and the few remaining nuns were moved from the old convent to the former rectory.

Last heard, the convent was still standing, but was in total disrepair. My guess is that the old convent will be sold and torn down in the not too distant future. I remember as a kid going over from the school to the convent to dust for the nuns.

If you're looking for records, I believe the parish offices are located at the high school. Notre Dame de la Mer Parish,
1500 Central Avenue, Suite 100, North Wildwood, NJ 08260
Phone: 609-522-2709.

Re: St. Joseph's Convent Wildwood

JennM2003218 — 2012-12-31 01:43:55Z

thank you....I'm guessing it closed?

Re: St. Joseph's Convent Wildwood

giannuariojackie — 2012-12-30 21:05:41Z

I don't know of a St. Joseph's convent, but there was a convent next to St. Ann's Catholic School that housed the order of nuns known as the Sisters of St. Joseph. That convent was located on Glenwood Avenue between New Jersey and Pacific Avenues.

Re: HANSEN OF NORTH WILDWOOD

sonja9 — 2012-12-07 20:08:54Z

Hi Donna!
You contacted me last April about the Hansens on my posting. We spoke about the RR car, that was to be a restaurant that your Aunt Helen invested in, along with your Aunt Pearl and Aunt Mabel. Then you spoke of a Hansen Reunion you attended, at which a Dr. had a DVD he made containing Hansen genealogy and many family and ancestral pics.
I spoke with my sister-in-law about that Reunion, just recently. She said that she and her husband attended it at the Cape May County Park in CMCH at that time. The name of the Dr. you referred to, but couldn't remember his name, was Dr. Eric Hansen. My sister-in-law knew your Aunt Pearl and Aunt Mabel well. She had just spoken to Pearl a week before the fall, that resulted in Pearl's death. She told me that Pearl was outside hanging clothes on a line and tripped over the laundry basket on the ground, falling and severly hitting her head.

Re: Somers and Lydia Godfrey

ngrant41 — 2012-11-18 14:47:16Z

Yes, thank you. I had them confused for awhile. I'll see what I can find out about the remarriage.

Re: Somers and Lydia Godfrey

eliendil7 — 2012-11-16 23:21:07Z

Lydia Broderick Godfrey was married to Charles Godfrey and was born in 1806.
Lydia Corson Godfrey that was married to Somers C. Godfrey was the daughter of Humphrey Corson and was born about 1811.
These are the 2 Lydia's I know about in that area.
I think that Lydia Corson Godfrey married Peter Corson after both of them were widowed, but I am still trying to prove that one. Anymore info would be great.

Frank Green

PTernove — 2012-11-13 01:33:38Z

I am looking for any information on Frank Green. He bought a house on Franklin St. in CM in 1914. Thanks!

Re: Casten and Mitnick

broserwin29 — 2012-09-28 20:03:29Z

Isaac Casten was my great-grandfather. His daughter Fannie (Casten) Snowvice, was my grandmother. Her daughter Beryl (Snowvice) Burd was my mother.

I have an old family photo of Minnie (Mae) Mitnick kneeling at my grandmother's side with my mother (age 12 or so) standing behind. I will post here if I can get it scanned correctly.

Contact me if you are interested.

Re: Cold Spring Presbyterian Church early records

EleanorNick — 2012-09-22 23:13:21Z

Hi Susan..not sure if you are still active or not, but I was wondering how you made out in your research.

I am going to contact the cemetery and the Cape May Historical Society for some research in the same time period you had referenced in your earlier posts.

Just wondering if they were helpful or not so I know what roadblocks I might run in to.

Thanks
Eleanor

Re: NewsPaper Lookup Site- Ocean City Library

mlamias — 2012-08-19 02:41:22Z

Thanks so much for this suggestion! This was fantastic. Using social security death indexes, I was able to determine the month and year of a death of two of my ancestors then use this site to obtain the PDF's of that month's and year's newspaper. Once the PDF's were downloaded, I simply used Adobe's search function for the last name and immediately located by two ancestors. I was able to obtain their bios, burial locations, former addresses, occupations, and exact dates of death from this information. Thanks so much for this link!

NewsPaper Lookup Site- Ocean City Library

danoh19344 — 2012-08-15 13:55:04Z

http://newspapers.oceancitylibrary.org/#Search

This site has a search engine. I've found several of my inquiries here. Good luck

St. Joseph's Convent Wildwood

JennM2003218 — 2012-08-05 04:21:18Z

Does anybody have any informtation about the convent? I believe my great grandfather's sister was the housekeeper there in 1940.

Obit Request: Matthew Lawrence Bock- The Press of Atlantic City

danoh19344 — 2012-06-15 19:13:33Z

"Matthew L. Bock, 12/24/1949 – 11/11/1982 is buried in the Baptist Cemetery in Cape May Court House, NJ. Funeral home not listed but since he resided in Villas."

The above information is from Cape May County Veteran's Affairs Department. Matt was killed in an auto accident. I am looking for the obit, and an article about the accident would be icing on the cake.

Further information: He is buried at First Baptist Cemetery and Evoy has confirmed they did not handle the arrangements.

http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=+b...;

Thanks in advance for your assistance.

Additional information: Radzieta Funeral Home handled Matthew Bock's funeral arrangements. His parents were Charles Henry Bock, Sr. and Vesta Lunny Bock. The obituary would have been in The Press of Atlantic City after November 11, 1982.

WILL ABSTRACT OF JEREMIAH EDMONDS OF LOWER TWSP., CAPE MAY CO., NJ

sonja9 — 2012-05-31 21:29:33Z

Source: Calendar of Wills - 1806-1809.
November 15, 1807. EDMONDS, JEREMIAH, of Lower Twsp., Cape May Co., will of. Wife, ANN. 1/2 of personal estate. Son, JEREMIAH and daughters, ELIZABETH ELDREDGE (wife of LEVI ELDREDGE), MAHALA EDMONDS and JANE EDMONDS remainder of personal estate divided between them. Real estate to be sold. Son, JEREMIAH, $3,000. Daughter, MAHALA EDMONDS, $26. Daughter, JANE EDMONDS, $40. Remainder of money from sale of real estate to be divided between my 3 daughters, ELIZABETH ELDREDGE, MAHALA EDMONDS and JANE EDMONDS. Should my wife recover her dower right in land sold to my brother, ROBERT EDMONDS, my said 4 children shall pay the monies do recovered.
Executers - son-in-law, LEVI ELDREDGE and friend, MATTHEW WHILLDIN. Witnesses - ROBERT PARSONS, SARAH PARSONS, ABIGAIL SCHILLENGER, ROBERT PARSONS, JR. Proved Nov. 20, 1807.

1807, Dec. 3. Inventory, $1,110.03. made by DAVID HUGHES and SHAMGAR HEWIT.

OBIT OR BURIAL/CEMETERY PLACE FOR CONSTANCE DAY ROBERTS

JoyceGuinasso1967 — 2012-05-05 21:15:50Z

Hello, I am looking for the obituary and or burial/cemetery location for Constance Day Roberts, who died in Villa, New Jersey. Constance died March 1970 she was married to Giles Marvin Roberts. Constance Day nee Rock/Rocque Roberts was born April 24, 1894 in Charlotte, Chittenden County, Vermont and was the daughter of Napoleon Rock and Mary/Marie Sorrell. Any information on this family would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you,
Joyce

Re: Cape May High School class of 1941

cmchgs — 2012-05-03 17:56:18Z

Hello,
I would appreciate if you could send me the scanned photos.

Thank You,
Lois/NJ

Cape May High School class of 1941

sbarandas — 2012-05-03 00:39:15Z

In my grandfather's photos, I found a couple pictures containing the CMHS Class of 1941. The first is a photo of the class at Mount Vernon (June 1941). There are no names on the photo, so you'd have to know who you were looking for here. I also have another photo with headshots of each student with their name below. This photo is damaged and has a corner missing (about 9 people missing). If anyone is interested in scanned copies send me a message with your email address.

Here are the names included in the 2nd photo:
Mildred Keeler
Charles Hickman(?)
??sa Walton
Edward Anthony
Joan Hodgson
Eugene Mariani
Jane Crawford
Charles Valdes
Angie Otter
Wallace Sheets
June Konowitch
George Smeltzer
Evelyn Wise
Walter Daebler
Peggy Shue
Robert Vain
Mildred Hawk
Ruth Norris
Dalton Pearson
Betty Claghorn
Leroy Pritchard
Margaretta Major
Hiram Washington
Millie Parrinello
John Thomas
Mary Collins
Marjorie Bell
Frank Rutherford
Felor Hamperian
James Shelton
Granville Harris
Irving Tenenbaum
Doris Edsall
Doris Taylor
Raymond Teitelman
Kay Ewing
Courtland Reeves
Mary Ann Stevens
Joseph Brewton
Beth Curtis
Hollis McPherson
Elsie Hallman
Charles Payne
Gladys Mathews
Bob Taylor
Betty Stewart
Julius Morton
Grace Smith
James Stevens
Doris Hoffman
Lillian Swain

Re: HERBERT M SWEETEN

hemmi — 2012-05-02 00:43:51Z

Hi Andreana,

I sent you an email and also sent a part of my family tree. Hope the information is of some help to you. I would gladly send you what I have on the Sweeten family. I am very interested in any information on your line that you would share with me. I have sent my tree to Susan who I see you have coresponded with also. Her mother is the daughter of my deceased father in laws brother. I have been researching this family for 15 years and am very interested in everything I can add to my research.

Please contact me here or my email address kiboge@embarqmail.com.

Sincerely, Dawn

Re: Nathaniel Stites of Cape May NJ

jenriggle — 2012-04-27 13:10:14Z

Hi Mary,
I would like to gather information on the same Nathaniel Stites and I have a trip planned to Cape May in a few weeks for the day and thought I might be able to do some research. I am related to Phoebe Stites who is Nathaniel's daughter. I was born in Jefferesonville but have since moved to the east coast. My trip to Cape May was originally planned as a week visit to the Delaware coast with my mom until earlier this week when we discovered we may have relatives who lived there. Now a day on the Cape sounds interesting. Anyway, maybe we should talk? I don't have a plan yet on how to gather more info on him once I'm there but since they were married there I am guessing there is more to learn. I'm curious if you know of anything else about the Stites or Steelman's that may help direct me?

Re: HANSEN OF NORTH WILDWOOD

sonja9 — 2012-04-20 16:22:20Z

Hi Again, Donna,
The railroad car is no longer there, just the Mauricetown diner. It apparently was sold or removed when the diner was built a number of years ago. As I recall, the diner is north of the Rt. 47 by-pass of Old Stage Coach Road.
I don't think my niece's family knew about the Hansen Reunion back in 2000 or 2001, or they would have attended. Was it in NJ? If it's in NJ, I'm sure the family members would like to attend if another one is planned.
I did know that Pearl passed away. My sister-in-law knew her, as well as having known Mabel, who is also passed. Besides NJ, there are Hansen descendants in FLA, also in either NC or SC and Alaska, as well.
Having photos on a DVD would be fantastic for the Hansen descendants. More photos could be obtained, I'm sure, if this doctor would like to make another DVD. Will await your reply to my e-mail address.

Re: HANSEN OF NORTH WILDWOOD

donnaburnell21 — 2012-04-20 04:29:07Z

I always think of something important after I hit send. The doctor that was doing the reunion pulled together lots of photos of the original Hansens and the descendants and put it all on a DVD. I will have to look into how to find him.

Donna Burnell

Re: HANSEN OF NORTH WILDWOOD

donnaburnell21 — 2012-04-20 04:26:36Z

Thanks for the information about the railway car. I will check it out someday. I hope to get up there again soon. (I live in the Huntsville, Alabama, area.)My Aunt Pearl (Pennino) has passed away about 3 or 4 years ago(actually my great-aunt.) There was a Hansen descendant who was pulling together a Hansen reunion in the month of July. My mother, father, and I went to the first one. Maybe in 2000 or 2001? He was a doctor but I don't know his name and I don't know if it is still happening. I have received your email address and plan to reply but this is the end of the semester and I'm an adjunct professor trying to pull all of the grading and finals together.
Donna Burnell

Re: HANSEN OF NORTH WILDWOOD

sonja9 — 2012-04-19 13:41:27Z

Donna,

I believe the railway car that you were referring to was along Rt. 47, where the Mauricetown Diner now stands. I remember seeing it through the years and I always wondered why nothing was done with it. I met Pearl Pennino a number of years ago at her brother, Ed's viewing in his church.

Re: HERBERT M SWEETEN

a_cavatica — 2012-04-18 02:23:38Z

So, your grandfather was Herbert Jr., and he was my maternal grandfather's half brother, and your mother would be my mother's half cousin? I have 5 children listed by Herbert Sr.(our great grandfather) and Anna Otten(I have May as her middle name). They are Wilbur, Herbert, Clifford, George, and Allen. The 7 children I have listed by him and Emily Lucy Scarlett (my Great Grandmother) are William, Robert, John, Edward, Joseph, Andrew (my grandfather), and Franklin who died at 2 years of age. I have another wife listed by the name of Harriet. With the exemption of the name of my grandfather, I got all this info from ancestry.com. Do you know why he gave up the kids? I would love to speak with you. Here is my e-mail as well a.cavatica@rocketmail.com.

Re: HERBERT M SWEETEN

markq350 — 2012-04-17 18:38:21Z

Hi Andreana, my name is Susan and Herbert Sweeten was my great grandfather as well. He was married to Anna Mary Otten until her death at age 37 and they had 4 children, one of which was my grandfather, Herbert M. Sweeten. After Anna died, he married Emily and had another 8 children. We only recently found out about the other 8 children as my grandfather never would speak about his fathr or family because Herbert Sr, gave the youngest 2 up for adoption to the Hemminway family and the others went to live with relatives or out on their own and he started a new life. He was actually married 3 times. My grandfather, Herbert, married Violet Wilson and had my mother, Dorothy. I have a lot of Sweeten family history that was gathered by a very nice woman who was married to one of the adopted out sons, sons . I live in PA, just over the NJ border and am always in nj and work in nj. My email is markq350@comcast.net. Feel free to email me if you want to chat ;o) Look forward to hearing from you. Susan

Re: HERBERT M SWEETEN

a_cavatica — 2012-04-17 00:15:24Z

Hello. My name is Andreana Kavadas. My Great Grandfather is also Herbert M Sweeten (I also found Herbert W Sweeton, same person). My grandfather is Andrew H. Sweeten, one of Herbert's sons by his second wife, Emily Scarlett. Andrew married Mary Alice Birchall and had my mother, Susan, along with 8 other children (my aunts and uncles). I presently live in NJ.

Re: HANSEN OF NORTH WILDWOOD

sonja9 — 2012-04-14 13:33:44Z

Hello Donna,

Thank you so much for the information on your mother. Please contact me at JKILL0343@aol.com.

Sonja

Re: HANSEN OF NORTH WILDWOOD

donnaburnell21 — 2012-04-14 05:56:39Z

I was told that my mother, Helen Elizabeth Hansen Shivers, was named for an aunt (mother's sister)who was named Helen. She bought a railway car and was going to open a diner with Anna and Mabel's help. She became ill (I was told breast cancer) and died rather young.

Re: HANSEN OF NORTH WILDWOOD

donnaburnell21 — 2012-04-14 05:18:54Z

Re: HANSEN OF NORTH WILDWOOD

donnaburnell21 — 2012-04-14 05:12:21Z

My name is Donna Lynn Burnell, daughter of Helen Elizabeth Shivers Burnell and granddaughter of Anna Sophie Hansen Shivers. My grandparents had 5 children Emily, Jesse, Kenneth, and Helen. A fifth child named Edward died of measles at a young age.

My cousin, Joe, lives in the original Hansen home in North Wildwood. He is the son of Pearl Hansen Pennino.

Re: Dimitri Olonkin, Olonkin's Place, South Dennis, NJ

coppersisters — 2012-04-07 17:36:26Z

Diane...I got your letter...thanks so much! I have not given up on Dimiti, as I started doing Find A Grave and will find him! LOL Check this out... http://www.worldvitalrecords.com/SingleIndexListView.aspx?ix... and this.... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gennady_Olonkin. Maybe there is a relation to the famous polar explorer!

Re: Archibald HEWITT, Franklin, Gloucester, NJ born c. 1797

bocabanker87 — 2012-04-05 20:44:53Z

I have been down he same paths you seem to have been down with this also, Hughes, Andrews, etc. At the moment I agree with your records, although I do not have any more proof than you have. David

Re: Archibald HEWITT, Franklin, Gloucester, NJ born c. 1797

bocabanker87 — 2012-04-05 20:42:51Z

Yes, they have the original diary in the Pierce file. I have a copy of it and have been meaning to dig it out and relook at it, your version of the names seems to make sense to me however.

William Thorne born Burley, Yorkshire, UK

AnnBibby49 — 2012-04-05 19:29:44Z

Looking for info re William Thorne b. 1865 Burley, Yorkshire.
Emigrated to Philadelphia 1911 with wife Caroline (b. Somerset)
1930 Census shows William & Caroline living in North Wildwood, Cape May, New Jersey. Living with them is their daughter Hilda Gliaman.

Any info would be great.

Moses & Nancy (_____) Williams

prr924 — 2012-04-04 18:41:33Z

I am looking for the ancestry of Moses & Nancy (_____) Williams, who lived in Upper township. Moses died in 1817.

Lydia Cruthers

prr924 — 2012-04-04 18:40:13Z

I am looking for the ancestry of Lydia Cruthers, who married John Sayre before 1792. Her family name may also have been spelled Caruthers, Crothers or Corruthers.

Re: Hewitt in Cape May

1_michellemaze — 2012-04-02 19:24:09Z

Thanks for the assistance. I have to take a look at the informaiton.

Re: Hewitt in Cape May

PHelfand46 — 2012-03-31 15:55:47Z

There is a family tree on rootsweb that shows sources for your Francis H Hewitt line. It lists that he is buried at Cal(vary?) Bap. Church in Ocean View, NJ. It traces this Hewitt family in Cape May County,NJ back to the 1600's:
http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&d...

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The following is a link to findagrave.com/ for cemetery record for Francis H Hewitt:
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=He...;

Birth: Jul. 20, 1834
Cape May County
New Jersey, USA
Death: Aug. 12, 1865

Family links:
Parents:
Uriah Hewitt (1804 - 1867)
Mary Townsend Hewitt (1812 - 1895)

Spouse:
Julia Townsend Hewitt (1836 - 1908)*

Children:
Richard Townsend Hewitt (1857 - 1860)*
Edwin Francis Hewitt (1860 - 1904)*
*Calculated relationship

Burial:
Calvary Baptist Church Cemetery
Ocean View
Cape May County
New Jersey, USA

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Have you sent away for the marriage record for Francis H Hewitt and Julia Townsend? From the info below, it looks like parents names may be listed:

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NJ State archives – the following can be ordered for $10
Hewitt, Francis H. Townsend, Julia Tuckahoe Cape May Co. : Upper 31 Dec 1856 Bk. G : Pg. 146
https://wwwnet1.state.nj.us/DOS/Admin/ArchivesDBPortal/Marri...
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"New Jersey, Marriages, 1678-1985," Uriah Hewitt in entry for Francis H. Hewitt and Julia Townsend (1856)
Groom's Name: Francis H. Hewitt
Groom's Birth Date: 1834
Groom's Birthplace:
Groom's Age: 22
Bride's Name: Julia Townsend
Bride's Birth Date: 1835
Bride's Birthplace:
Bride's Age: 21
Marriage Date: 31 Dec 1856
Marriage Place: Upper Twp,Cape May,New Jersey
Groom's Father's Name: Uriah Hewitt
Groom's Mother's Name: Mary
Bride's Father's Name: Richard Townsend
Bride's Mother's Name: Martha
Groom's Race:
Groom's Marital Status:
Groom's Previous Wife's Name:
Bride's Race:
Bride's Marital Status:
Bride's Previous Husband's Name:
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: M50803-2
System Origin: New_Jersey-ODM
Source Film Number: 493709
Reference Number:
Source Citation
New Jersey, Marriages, 1678-1985," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/FZRX-BWT : accessed 31 March 2012), Uriah Hewitt in entry for Francis H. Hewitt and Julia Townsend (1856).