Ocean County , NJ History

from the Ocean Emblem 28 Feb 1855

from New Jersey Courier 5 Nov 1915

Ad from the New Jersey Courier of 5 Nov 1915

from New Jersey Courier 5 Nov 1915

from New Jersey Courier 5 Nov 1915

Also known as 'The Castle', though I can't remember if it was Winkelman's before or after that.

Picture appeared in the 5 Nov 1915 issue of the New Jersey Courier:

from the New Jersey Courier 5 Nov 1915

EDGERTON-REYNOLDS from the New Jersey Courier 23 Jan 1879 At the residence of the bride's parents, near Farmingdale, Jan 7th, by Rev. S.W. Lake, Frederic Edgerton of New Britain, CT, and Miss Florence B. Reynolds

from New Jersey Courier 5 Nov 1915

From the Ocean Emblem of 21 Feb 1855

from the New Jersey Courier 5 Nov 1915

from the Ocean Emblem 21 Feb 1855

from the New Jersey Courier 20 Feb 1914 Lakewood, Feb 18--Miss Louisa Yetman of Bennett Mills died Monday, Feb 16. She was 71 years of age. She made her home with her sister, Mrs. Hannah Clayton of Bennett Mills. She had been failing for four years.

HOPKINS-HOPKINS from the Ocean Emblem 17 Feb 1853 Near New Egypt, by T.C. Harrison, Esq., on Thursday, February 17, Mr. Samuel Hopkins to Miss Rebecca Ann Hopkins, all of Plumstead.

from the Michigan Record Eagle, 15 Feb 2004 INTERLOCHEN - Anna L. 'Ann' Stinson, 86, of Interlochen, formerly of Traverse City, died on Friday, Feb. 13, 2004, at Tendercare. She was born in Mt. Holly, N.J., on Feb. 11, 1918, the daughter of Henry H. and Pearla Mae (Nixon) Swain. Ann married John J. Stinson on Jan. 29, 1938, in Bordentown, N.J. Ann was a beautician and worked for East Field Beauty shop, along with being a homemaker. She was a member of the Golden Fellowship Senior Citizens group and attended the Grace Episcopal Church. Ann had a green thumb, and enjoyed growing house plants. She also enjoyed cross-stitch, crocheting, knitting and crafts. She truly loved her family, especially her grandchildren. Ann is survived by her husband of 66 years, John J. Stinson of Interlochen; two daughters, Judith Ann (Charles) Kitchel of Grand Rapids, and Patricia Lynn (James) Shooks of Central Lake; her son, Michael Henry (Gwen) Stinson of lnterlochen; nine grandchildren, Molly Sh

FORD-DUNFEE from the New Jersey Courier 13 Feb 1879 At Tuckerton, Feb 4th, by Rev S.S. Down, Thomas J. Ford and Sarah Elizabeth Dunfee, both of Pemberton.

from the New Jersey Mirror 13 Feb 1862: Perry Simmons, the colored man, whose attempted arrest as a fugitive slave, on two occasions, created considerable excitement in our neighborhood, died in Timbuctoo, a week or two ago. Perry had not been well since the last attempt to capture him, in consequence of taking a severe cold on that freezing night. It will be recollected that he was forced to fly suddenly from his bedroom to the garret, where he was obliged to remain till morning, suffering severely from the cold. Perry is at last beyond the reach of his Southern master.

from the New Jersey Courier 3 Nov 1898

from the New Jersey Courier 3 Nov 1898

From the New Jersey Courier 8 Feb 1900 Samuel G. Peckworth, a well known citizen of Manahawkin, died on Sunday last in New York, where he was working at his trade of mason. He caught cold from wet feet while working the foundation of a building and contracted pleuro-pneumonia. Mr. Peckworth was a deacon in the Baptist church and an upright, useful citizen. He leaves three children, Charles, Howard and Miss Eva Peckworth, all of whom live in New York City. He was about 65 years of age. Burial at Manahawkin.

from the Ocean Emblem 7 Feb 1855

from the Trenton Evening Times, 6 Feb 1906 MRS. HENRY SAVAGE IS DEAD Special to the Times Lambertville, Feb 6. - Mrs. Susan Savage, wife of Henry C. Savage, died at her home at the York Street House early Sunday morning, after suffering from cancers of the stomach for the past four or five months. She was 67 years old. Her husband, four daughters and one son survive her - Miss Jennie Savage, Mrs. Elizabeth NAYLOR, Mrs. Orrin E. PETTY, Mrs. Fred. R. PARKER and Robert Savage. Funeral service, conducted by the Rev. John A. Carr, rector of St. Andrew's P.E. Church, will be held at the house at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Interment will be in Mt. Holly Cemetery. Peter Heath, funeral director, has charge of the arrangements.

from the Trenton Evening Times, 6 Feb 1906 BORDENTOWN Carrie N. Pittman died at her late home on Perry Street, Sunday night, age 42 years. Her funeral will take place Thursday, with interment at Juliustown under direction of C.B. Rogers.

from the New Jersey Courier 24 Oct 1901

HOPKINS-PARKER from the New Egypt Press 4 Feb 1910 Jacobstown - Albert Hopkins, of Hornerstown, and Miss Ida M. Parker, of Clarksburg, were quietly married at the Baptist parsonage by the Rev. W.E. Corwell on Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Dayton Hopkins, mother of the groom, was present.

from the New Egypt Press 4 Feb 1910 John Parker, aged about 69 years, died at the home of his son Charles Parker, near Cookstown, on Wednesday evening, after a lingering illness. Mr. Parker was sawyer at Hauche Miche for many years. He is survived by two sons, George and Charles and three daughters, Mrs. Jennie Grover of Davisville, Mrs. Rhoda Cawley of near Cookstown, and Miss Anna Parker of near Pasedena, N.J.

from the New Egypt Press 4 Feb 1910 Charles Naylor attended the funeral of his brother Elias Naylor, of Sea Side Park, on Thursday

MARGERUM, EDNA from the New Egypt Press 4 Feb 1910 The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Reading Margerum died on Friday of last week. Interment was made at Jacobstown. (A death record in the same issue says : Edna M. Margerum - d. 28 Jan 1910, age 1 day, Parents - Reading Margerum & Margaret Harker.)

from the Chico Enterprise Record (Chico, CA), 3 Feb 2004 DELORES WILSON - A Funeral Service will be held Wednesday, February 4, 2004 at 10 a.m. at the Second Baptist Church, 1172 Guill Street, for Delores Wilson, age 69, of Chico. She passed away January 31, 2004 in Chico. Delores was born June 5, 1934 in Bordentown, New Jersey to Clara and Oscar Johnson. She attended high school at Bordentown High School. She married Kenneth Wilson October 11, 1956. She was a homemaker. She was an active member of the Second Baptist Church of Chico since 1976, and a member of the Essence Women of Chico. She participated in choir and Women's Mission and served as assistant treasurer and committee chairperson. She enjoyed working her fill-in puzzles, books, bowling, traveling and helped others through charitable organizations. She is survived by her spouse Kenneth Wilson of Chico; daughters Deborah Ingram of Derby, Kan., Regina Williams of West Covina, Calif., Vanessa Wilson of Sacramento, Calif.

From the Trenton Times,2 Feb 1906 FIFTY-EIGHT YEARS AS S.S. TEACHER Burlington Woman Honored by Reception at First Baptist Burlington, Feb 2. - A reception was given here last night in honor of Mrs. Mary A. Wright, who for more than fifty-eight years has been a teacher in the First Baptist Sunday School, of this city. The reception was held in the First Baptist Church and was attended by the members of Mrs. Wright's Bible class and the officers and teachers of the Sunday school. Mrs. Wright has a remarkable record as a Sunday school worker. She first joined the Sunday school when a child, 8 years of age, and when 16 years old she became a teacher. Mrs. Wright's first class was composed of half a dozen small girls and the membership of the school was then scarcely 200. Her class now has a membership of 50 and the enrollment of the entire school numbers 600. Despite her years, Mrs. Wright is one of the most faithful teachers in the school, and this winter she has not been abs

From the New Jersey Courier 24 Oct 1901