Thursday, March 2, 2017

Bayonne Constable Hook Cemetery 1,546 entries



Bayonne Constable Hook Cemetery
232 E 22nd St
Bayonne, New Jersey

found on graveinfo.com


The majority of records are from 1875-1907, a few earlier than 1875.

1,546 entries with 37 removals.

The list is made from research from four sources.

Bayonne (only) death certificates of people who were buried in the cemetery 1878-1903.

O'Brien funeral home records (Bayonne).

Dempsey funeral home records (Bayonne).

Staten Island cemetery records of people tranferred to that cemetery.






Sunday, February 19, 2017

Hudson County, NJ in the Revolution



Hudson County, New Jersey 

in the Revolution 


No counties listed.  They are all New Jersey.
The search feature on each book's site works, sometimes!




Revolutionary pensioners : a transcript of the pension list of the United States for 1813
BALTIMORE SOUTHERN BOOK COMPANY 1953

As of 1813 there were 57 New Jersey pensioners, see page 27.  Search is not working.

The pages of the book cover the other 13 states as well,    Georgia became a state in 1898.  
See pages of the states that adjoin New Jersey, New York-Pennsylvania-Delaware also.




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Official Register of the Officers and Men 

of New Jersey in the Revolutionary War


 By New Jersey Adjutant general's office   William Scudder Stryker 1872        878 pages, searchable

http://books.google.com/books?id=4Yg-5sOYFxwC&printsec=frontcover#v=onepage&q&f=false

There is an alphabetical list of privates starting on page 484.



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Muster and Pay Rolls of the War of the Revolution
John Watts de Peyster

Collections of the New York Historical Societyfor the Year 1914

New Jersey starts at the bottom of the page and is about sixteen short pages.
Other states are also in the front of the book.




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Compiled service records
If you have found someone in the New Jersey Revolutionary Armies, this link is to the compiled service records for New Jersey.  
You might want to have their regiment number handy from the 
register book above.  Look for the alphabet letter of the surname. (A-B, etc.)
This is just a list of search results on archive.org with the links.




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Abstract of Graves of Revolutionary Patriots

Index (ancestry)

There are 63 pages of names listed in alphabetical order.  Over 3000 names.
You can edit the search page to find a certain relative's name.
You can also find soldiers from other states by changing the search location.


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These lists are for the entire state of New Jersey

Saturday, February 18, 2017

Hudson County Burial grounds ~ Snake Hill ~ Laurel Hill



Hudson County Burial grounds ~ 
Snake Hill ~ Laurel Hill


  In 1820, a county poorhouse farm was established on 200 acres of land in what would eventually become Hudson County, directly across the river from Manhattan. By the end of the century, it had become the sprawling Snake Hill complex, named perhaps for the black water snakes that lived in marshes along the property. The complex included an almshouse, penitentiary, lunatic asylum, and tuberculosis, smallpox, and isolation hospitals, as well as three burial grounds that took in not only the dead of Snake Hill but also the unknown and unwanted from surrounding municipalities such as Jersey City and Hoboken. In the twentieth century, the grim amalgamation of institutions was given the cheerier designation of Laurel Hill.

the rest of the 2005 magazine article by Kristen M. Romney from archeology.org 

                                         





News January 17, 2003    
Today Judge Thomas Olivieri made his decision today to grant  the Turnpike Authority the right to disinter the remains of those found in the section of cemetery lying within the Secaucus Interchange Project, to be re-interred at the Hoboken Cemetery in North Bergen, New Jersey.


Judge OKs disinterment to make way for new road

Date: January 19, 2003
Publication: Times, The (Trenton, NJ) Page: a6 
SECAUCUS (AP) _ A judge approved the New Jersey Turnpike Authority's plan to dig up bodies from an old burial site to make way for a new interchange serving a railroad transfer station and commercial hub.The authority was given permission Friday to disinter graves in an area of the potter's field where as many as 3,500 people could be buried. Any remains found will be re-interred at a cemetery in North Bergen. The authority needs to excavate the site to construct a $235 million...

The largest disinterment in U.S. history.  4,569 bodies transferred.  About 5,000 may still be buried in the near vicinity.  

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Snake Hill Documentary


I have not watched the 72 minute documentary.
It is for sale ($25+shipping) or to rent ($3) on amazon.




Catholic cemeteries in Hudson County














Holy Name cemetery burial index is online

There are no ages listed though. If you find someone there you can get the age from the microfilms or send me an email from my website.
Holy Cross cemetery also on the rcan site is very close by and many from Hudson County were buried there.

St. Peter's cemetery in Jersey City is also on the microfilms and if you checked the first two cemeteries I can check St. Peter's for you.

website: bitly.com/jcgeney

microfilms are available from the LDS at familysearch.com



Tuesday, December 27, 2016

Union Hill Graduates 1902 Union City, NJ


Union Hill 1902

Girls
Hattie Cray
Elizabeth Connolly
Lydia Dunner
Evelyn Ewalt
Anna Fezsner
Freda Frisch
Jennie Guthke
Ethel Husted
Frances Kreyling
Fanny Kraus
Ada Littleton
Christina Lohaus
Gertrude Ortel
Hattie Pfleger
Nellie Still
Louise Smith
Cynthia Walker
Rosie Weitz

Boys
Robert Conty
Percy Gordon
Kurt Jappe
Frank Jordan
Gilmore Kinney
Edwin Mosier
Peter Minck

transcribed by Ed

Sunday, November 13, 2016

Many more Dickinson High School graduates Jersey City


Dickinson High School graduates
Jersey City, Hudson County, NJ

(Links to:)

Transcribed by Karl Gansberg 

1913-1917, 1924, 1926-1928, 1930-1932

 


or alphabetical   A-FG-LM-RS-Z   


his lists are hosted by Hudson County NJGenWeb Archives

1922 June Dickinson High School graduates Jersey City


1922 June Dickinson High School graduates
Jersey City


Females
Anna Mae AllisonVera Lipschultz
Rose E AndriolaLeslie Lozier
Belle AnselMary McCarthy
Lillian ArzingerMarion McCormack
Edith AymarMargaret McDermott
Dorothy BakerWinifred McNeil
Frances BauerMathilda Mirepoisky
Marguerite BauerEdna Mollenhauer
Carrie L BeckmannElvie Morris
Mary Teresa BrandoMabel Morris
Emily G BrauerBertha Morrisy
Sadie BrodskyMabel Moye
Adele BullochMildred Neuman
Helen ChaplykGrace Newkirk
Anna CohenMadeline Ortlieb
Catherine Pasqua ColistaAlice Palmateer
Mary CouseMary Pauly
Charlotte DormanCarolyn Platt
Marguerite DownesGertrude Prigge
Kathryn DuganLucy Rehill
Helen EngelBernice Loech
Evelyn ErskineKatie Rosenblum
Gertrude FarleyFlorence Rosenthal
Fannie FlaisingMildred Rossy
Florence FriedmanEmily Rubin
Gertrude GintyThua Sandstrom
Gussie GoldrichFanny Schenker
Catherine GrayMildred Schrader
Gertrude GreenbergLeila Schultz
Esther GrossEllen Sepenuk
Eleanour HarringtonSarah Sinakin
Irene HendelCharlotte Smith
Claire HigginsSerena Smith
Anna HorowitzR Margherita Sorbera
Evelyn HudsonCecelia Spector
Evelyn JacobowitzLillian Steinberg
Jeanette JacobowitzRegina Stern
Marie JanssenEleonore M Thomassin
Katherine KingMarie A Thomassin
Johanna KirschMona M Twomy
Ethel KlausnerLillian Tyne
Evelyn KloeblenMinnie Ullman
Kathryn KohnfelderEsther Vagg
Genevieve KoprowskiCharlotte Walter
Madaline V KorellRae Waters
Helen KostowskiElla W Weinberger
Anna LabensT. Tessie Weisenfeld
Marguerite LambertGrace Elizabeth Weiss
Elsie LangstrothRuth Weisenborn
Alice LeatherMildred F Wilson
Leonore LevyDorothea La Vie Zinke


Males
Walter AlbertsRobert Kull
James AndersonSamuel Kutchinsky
Joseph Anderson JrEdwin Lahm
Stephen BalchanRubin Leibowitz
Richard BarrowCamille Lemonier
Harry BeachEmil Lewandowski
Julius BelinkoffJustus Liebig
Frank BennisErnest Lundt
Dante BenzoniHarry Machkowsky
Herbert BlenkleKenneth Magee
Frederick BlumeArthur Mahler
Harry BoyerJames Manziano
Thomas F CallahanVincent Matera
Sidney CashBenjamin Michael
Frank ClancyHenry Neumann
Wilbur CoeWilliam Neumann
G. Milton ColeAlexander Nicols
Joseph De FonceCharles Okie
John DewarJohn ONeill
John DonnellyWilliam Paasch
Thomas DoranArthur Palmera
Herman DrosselmeyerJohn Pangaro
Barney EpsteinWilliam Pepper
Elmer FallerJohn Powell
John H FarrellWilliam Reeb
Herbert FeinenJohn Reehill
Karl FranckJohn Reilly
Max FrushtickWilliam Reilly
Eric GlassArnold Reitze
Joseph GreceLawrence Rogovin
C. Arthur GregoryDavid Rohrberg
Harry F Hanf JrArthur Rosenthal
John HendersonMaurice Schoenfeld
Robert HigsonAbram Sepenuk
Solomon HirschHenry K Siemers
Frank HotzEdward Silver
Nicholas Introcaso JrRichard Slauer
Roy JohnsonWilliam Steinberg
Morris KaplanAdolf Stoenler
John Kip JrDavid Toplitzky
Jacob KleinAbraham Werblowsky
Fred KruseClifford Witt
Norman Zucchino

transcribed by Ed.
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1922 January Dickinson High School graduates Jersey City


1922 January Dickinson High School graduates
Jersey City

Females
Ruth BatesBeatrice A LeCraft
Alice M BauhanHelen Mitchell Lowe
Elizabeth M BehnkenEvelyn McCloskey
Beatrice BollinMarie Mespirit
Frieda BresnickCharlotte Moore
Mary Louise ButterfieldIda Oshein
Mary Cecilia ButtimoreLucy June Parsek
Mary Crosby CunliffeMargaret Pashelinsky
Clara Margaret DaviesHelen Peters
Marie E DeckeImeierGenevieve Pfohl
Joseph M De LorenzoDorothy M Pitcher
Josephine DeMarcoEva Radding
Jeannette DuncanMary Ram
Blanche M FelixMarie Riall
Henrietta D FickeSilvia Ricciardelli
Enis R FinaleEvelyn Rolf
Grace M FinckLillian Rosener
Edna FinkelsteinMary Rubacky
Sadie FiegelGrace Rusch
Miriam Harriet FredmanMarguerite Schawl
Gertrude Jene FreundEthel Schnecioch
Christine Marie FalardiDorothy Sears
Emma GeiserElizabeth Steiger
Maria Rose GiordanoClara Stolowitz
Anna GlucksmanHelen Sundvik
Fannie GoodwaldHelen Tobin
Anna Dorothy GreenspanSelma Todd
Catherine Agnes GriffinAlice Tuohy
Frances C GrimsleyEleanor Uchtman
Gertrude Nina HaycockIda Udinsky
Marion Louis HendersonEleanor Walker
Esther H HorowitzAnna Wellbrock
Ruth Gwendolyn HumphreyFrances Winterton
Louis L IntrocasoDorothy Ziegener
Gladys M JaegerElizabeth Zingaro
Silvia H JancowerLillian Zucker
Helen Harriett Jarvis
Mildred Joerg
Wanda M Kwialkowski
Rena Janet Kizer
Beatrice A LeCraft
Helen Mitchell Lowe


Males
Nicholas AccordianFrederick Krampert
Louis AmdorI. Irving Labul
Charles AuerMichael Leone
Edward BarisonIrving F Lewis
Leon E BehrEdmond P Loven
Nathaniel BodnerJohn P Lynch
Frank J BowyerArthur Marangelo
Leon BrauerHarry Mendelson
Louis P BrennerErwin Meurer
Vernurn CalhounHenry John Meyer
Fred ChipersteinArthur Mitchell
Morris CohenJoseph Olsen
Samuel CohenSidney Oshrin
Jacob CorninAllen Palmer
Abraham DeutelHenry Pass
Cornelius DippelAlexander Radionoff
Fred FelsenfeldErwin Joseph Rainer
Herbert FiskLoring I Reinhard
Edgar FortenbaughHarry Robert Rey
Irving GoldsteinFrederick Robinson
Solomon GoldsteinAbraham Rosenblum
Abraham GottliebHerbert Ruskin
James GranataHerman Schlenger
Philip GrassmannMorton Shiner
Walter Frank GrunerClifford C Slaudinger
Abraham BassLouis Struhl
Howard HillasSamuel Tober
Elvin HosbachPaul Vargo
Charles HotzHerman Weinstein
Charles James Arthur N Weitz
Samuel KaplanA. Judson Winterton
Moses KoopersteinRoy A Wohlfarth
transcribed by Ed
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