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| 351 | List of Members of the 1st Prebyterian Church, Freehold, N.J. includes: 1832-William D. Herbert & his wife, Margaret D. (Symmes History of Old Tennent Church, p. 194.) 1860 US Census, NJ, Monmouth County p. 857 (7-2-1860) Manalapan Twp, Englishtown Post Office Age: 55, occupation: farmer, real estate: $12,000, personal: $2,500 born in: Monmouth County | HERBERT, Willam Dey (I456)
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| 352 | List of Members of the 1st Prebyterian Church, Freehold, N.J. includes: 1835-Mary (Matchett) Laird, w. Dan. (Symmes History of Old Tennent Church, p. 194.) | MATCHETT, Mary Ann (I786)
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| 353 | List of Members of the 1st Prebyterian Church, Freehold, N.J. includes: 1835-Mary (Matchett) Laird, w. Dan. (Symmes History of Old Tennent Church, p. 194.) | MATCHETT, Mary Ann (I786)
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| 354 | List of Members of the 1st Prebyterian Church, Freehold, N.J. includes: 1836-Ellen (Matchett) Herbert, w. Jas. A (Symmes History of Old Tennent Church, p. 194.) 1860 US Census, NJ, Monmouth County p. 865, 7-5-1860 Manalapan Twp., Manalapan post office Age: 43, born in: Monouth County Hornor cites name as Ellen Mitchell (p. 277). | MATCHETT, Ellen (I600)
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| 355 | List of Members of the 1st Prebyterian Church, Freehold, N.J. includes: 1836-Ellen (Matchett) Herbert, w. Jas. A (Symmes History of Old Tennent Church, p. 194.) 1860 US Census, NJ, Monmouth County p. 865, 7-5-1860 Manalapan Twp., Manalapan post office Age: 43, born in: Monouth County Hornor cites name as Ellen Mitchell (p. 277). | MATCHETT, Ellen (I600)
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| 356 | List of Members of the 1st Prebyterian Church, Freehold, N.J. includes: Oct. 21, 1826-James Dey, s. John (Symmes History of Old Tennent Church, p. 192.) | DEY, James (I872)
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| 357 | List of Members of the 1st Prebyterian Church, Freehold, N.J. includes: Oct. 21, 1826-James Dey, s. John (Symmes History of Old Tennent Church, p. 192.) | DEY, James (I872)
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| 358 | Listed as age 11 in 1930 Census (Farmingdale, Monmouth, New Jersey; Roll: 1370; Page: 4B; Enumeration District: 37) w/Parents Effie & Arthur | APPLEGATE, Elanor (I321)
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| 359 | Listed as age 45 in 1930 Census (Farmingdale, Monmouth, New Jersey; Roll: 1370; Page: 4B; Enumeration District: 37) w/wife Effie | APPLEGATE, Arthur (I320)
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| 360 | Listed as Catherine in 1880 census (ED 112, Marlboro, p. 11) | VANDERVEER, Mary Catherine (I1357)
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| 361 | Listed as Catherine in 1880 census (ED 112, Marlboro, p. 11) | VANDERVEER, Mary Catherine (I1357)
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| 362 | Listed as gardener in the 1850 census of Woodbridge, New Jersey | HULSE, Joel (I1838)
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| 363 | Listed as gardener in the 1850 census of Woodbridge, New Jersey | HULSE, Joel (I1838)
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| 364 | listed as Henry W. Davis in Thomas Allman Family history | Family F387
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| 365 | Listed as Jacob Amazon Phillips in Thomas Allman family history | PHILLIPS, Amizon Jacob (I1044)
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| 366 | Listed as William A. (age 8/12, male) in 1870 Census [Monmouth County, Marlboro, p. 56] but Augusta (age 10, female) in 1880 Census [Monmouth County, Freehold, p. 22 B, ED 107] | THOMPSON, William August (I642)
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| 367 | Listed as William A. (age 8/12, male) in 1870 Census [Monmouth County, Marlboro, p. 56] but Augusta (age 10, female) in 1880 Census [Monmouth County, Freehold, p. 22 B, ED 107] | THOMPSON, William August (I642)
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| 368 | Listed in 1900 Census as John K. | SALTER, John Kenneth (I2586)
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| 369 | Listed in NPS Civil War records as John W. Hulsery: http://www.nps.gov/civilwar/search-soldiers-detail.htm?soldier_id=3261ceaa-dc7a-df11-bf36-b8ac6f5d926a | HULSE, John Wesley (I1499)
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| 370 | Living with Aunt & Uncle (William and Laura Willetts) in Camden in 1920 Census (ED 86, p. 5B) | LIVEZEY, Eugenia (Jean) L. (I984)
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| 371 | Living with Aunt & Uncle (William and Laura Willetts) in Camden in 1920 Census (ED 86, p. 5B) | LIVEZEY, Eugenia (Jean) L. (I984)
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| 372 | living with father in 1880 census | HULSHART, Garret (I1501)
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| 373 | living with father in 1880 census | HULSHART, Garret (I1501)
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| 374 | Living with son Amos in Freehold in 1930 census | HULSE, Sydney (I1531)
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| 375 | Living with son Amos in Freehold in 1930 census | HULSE, Sydney (I1531)
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| 376 | living with son Garrett Hulsart in 1875 Monmouth County Census | THOMPSON, Catharine (I1256)
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| 377 | Living with son Sidney in Freehold in 1900 census | HULSART, Spafford (I405)
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| 378 | Living with son Sidney in Freehold in 1900 census | HULSART, Spafford (I405)
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| 379 | Lloyd A Hafeman Veteran's Rank: 2ND LT Branch: US Army Last known address: 2040 Wellwood Avenue Farmingdale , NY 11735-1211 Birth Date: 14 Sep 1889 Death Date: 11 Aug 1969 Veteran Service Start Date: 27 Nov 1917 Veteran Service End Date: 8 Mar 1919 Interment Date: 13 Aug 1969 Cemetery: Long Island National Cemetery Buried At: Section C Site 739b | HAFEMAN, Lloyd August (I305)
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| 380 | Margaret was listed as William's servant in the 1880 Census (Freehold p. 38B) | Family F532
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| 381 | Margaret was of Forked River, and was the daughter of John H. Barkalow and his wife Martha Worden. John H. was the son of John D. Barkalow and a brother to Alice Barkalow, Willim B. Hulse’s first wife | Family F532
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| 382 | Margaret was of Forked River, and was the daughter of John H. Barkalow and his wife Martha Worden. John H. was the son of John D. Barkalow and a brother to Alice Barkalow, Willim B. Hulse’s first wife Margaret was listed as William's servant in the 1880 Census (Freehold p. 38B) | HULSE, William Bennett (I1500)
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| 383 | Margaret was of Forked River, and was the daughter of John H. Barkalow and his wife Martha Worden. John H. was the son of John D. Barkalow and a brother to Alice Barkalow, Willim B. Hulse’s first wife Margaret was listed as William's servant in the 1880 Census (Freehold p. 38B) | BARKALOW, Margaret (I1524)
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| 384 | Marriage license lists groom's address as Princeton, NJ, and bride's as 29 Bowne Ave, Freehold. Witnessed by James Boyle and Mary Casterlin. | Family F3
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| 385 | Middle name spelled "Oakes" on his WWII registration card and "Oak" on his WWI draft card | LIVEZEY, Harry Oaks (I105)
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| 386 | Mt. Pleasant Cemetery Headstone transcribed at distantcousin.com | VANDERHOEF, Mary (I2175)
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| 387 | N.J. Archives database lists two marriage dates/places: 12/25/1860 in Jackson and 12/20/1860 in Millstone. | Family F103
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| 388 | N.J. Archives Marriage Database lists two marriage dates: 9/20/1864 in Dover Twp. and 11/15/1864 in Manchester Twp. | Family F866
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| 389 | N.J. Archives Marriage Database says 1877 in Monmouth County | Family F232
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| 390 | never married, deaf-mute | LIVEZEY, Mary (I1926)
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| 391 | never married, deaf-mute | LIVEZEY, Mary (I1926)
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| 392 | note at Genealogies of New Jersey Families, Vol. 1, p. 168 after his birth date reads "d.y. [died young] in Ohio" | COOK, Thomas (I537)
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| 393 | NYC Marriage record notes: Residence: 180 Eldridge St. Groom's occupation: night-watchman first marriage for both | Family F494
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| 394 | OBIT (Red Bank Register, 14 Oct 1908): George S. Vanderhoef of Freehold Answers His Last Roll Call. George Stults Vanderhoef died last Wednesday at his home on Broad street, Freehold, at the age of 7G years. Mr. Vanderhoef waa born near New Brunswick and he went to Freehold when a young man. At the outbreak of the civil war he enlisted in the army and became second lieutenant in Company E of the 29th regiment. On account of his bravery and efficiency he was later appointed first lieutenant. He was in the battles of Fredericksburg and Chancellorsville. For 25 years he was a member of Good Will hook and ladder company of Freehold, which was the original fire company of that town. For several years he was chief of the Freehold fire department. He was a member of the Freehold Methodist church. He leaves a widow and four children, Benjamin B. Vanderhoef and Miss Bertha Vanderhoef of Freehold, Mrs. Joseph E. Reid of Brooklyn and Mrs. George Briggs of Silver City,Mexico. | VANDERHOEF, George Stults (I2652)
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| 395 | Obit (Red Bank Register, 3/31/1986): Frederick Thompson, 89, of Jackson Township died Saturday in Springview Nursing Home, Freehold Township. Bom in Freehold, Mr. Thompson had lived in the Freehold area before moving to Jackson five years ago. He was an Army Veteran of World War One. He was the the manager of the A & P Supermarket, Neptune, before his retirement. His wife, Albertha May Downey Thompson, died in 1974. Surviving are one son, George F., with whom he lived; two daughters, Anna M. Corwin of Shark River Hills and Alberta D. Sherburne of Oceanport; one brother, Arthur Thompson of Englishtown, and two sisters, Helen Hafeman and Emma Wrobleski, both of Freehold; five grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. The Higgins Memorial Home, Freehold, is in charge of arrangements. | THOMPSON, Frederick (I294)
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| 396 | Obit from Asbury Park Press: ADELETTE B. THOMPSON, 86, of ENGLISHTOWN, died Saturday, May 27,[2006] at CentraState Medical Center, Freehold Township. Mrs. Thompson was born in Nutley and had resided in Tennent for 12 years before moving to Englishtown 60 years ago. Mrs. Thompson was a member of the First Presbyterian Church of Englishtown, where she was a Sunday School teacher for many years and a former treasurer of the Sunday School. Mrs. Thompson was a graduate of Freehold High School, Class of 1936. She was a member of the Francis Hopkinson-Monmouth Courthouse Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, Freehold, and a member of the Scudder Association. Surviving are her husband of 63 years, Harry A. Thompson; two sons and daughters-in-law, Jay B. and Marta Thompson of Tobyhanna, Pa., and Jon H. and Maria Thompson of Englishtown; two sisters, Eva Lou McLaren of Columbus and June Smith of East Freehold; a sister-in-law, Arlene Blair of Manasquan; and six grandchildren, Troy, Robert, Peter, Harry, Benjamin, and Alan Thompson. | BLAIR, Adelette Roberta (I2201)
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| 397 | Obit from Asbury Park Press: ADELETTE B. THOMPSON, 86, of ENGLISHTOWN, died Saturday, May 27,[2006] at CentraState Medical Center, Freehold Township. Mrs. Thompson was born in Nutley and had resided in Tennent for 12 years before moving to Englishtown 60 years ago. Mrs. Thompson was a member of the First Presbyterian Church of Englishtown, where she was a Sunday School teacher for many years and a former treasurer of the Sunday School. Mrs. Thompson was a graduate of Freehold High School, Class of 1936. She was a member of the Francis Hopkinson-Monmouth Courthouse Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, Freehold, and a member of the Scudder Association. Surviving are her husband of 63 years, Harry A. Thompson; two sons and daughters-in-law, Jay B. and Marta Thompson of Tobyhanna, Pa., and Jon H. and Maria Thompson of Englishtown; two sisters, Eva Lou McLaren of Columbus and June Smith of East Freehold; a sister-in-law, Arlene Blair of Manasquan; and six grandchildren, Troy, Robert, Peter, Harry, Benjamin, and Alan Thompson. | BLAIR, Adelette Roberta (I2201)
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| 398 | OBIT: HARRY S. HAFEMAN HOWELL TOWNSHIP - Harrry S. Hafeman, 69, of Howell Rd., died at his home yesterday. Mr. Hafeman was born in Wichita, Kans., son of the Iate Richard A. and Elizabeth Dickhut Hafeman. He was a retiree foreman for C. H. Sutphen, road contractors, of Freehold. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Helen Thompson Hafeman; daughter, Mrs. A. Harry Hulse of Freehold; two sisters, Mrs. Frank Smith of Allentown and Mrs. Harry Miller of Farmingdale; three brothers, Lloyd Hafeman of Nashville, Tenn., Ernest Hafeman of Manasquan, and Walter R. Hafeman of Robbinsville; three grandchildren, and two great-grandsons. The funeral will be Wednesday at 2 p.m. in the Freeman Funeral Home, Freehold, with John Tomsen of Kingdom Hall, Jehovah's Witnesses, officiating. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery, Farmingdale. (Red Bank Register, 4/15/1963) | HAFEMAN, Harry Sylvester (I21)
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| 399 | Obit: Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson died at West Freehold last Wednesday, aged 77 years. She was the wife of Sidney Thompson who died on March 31st. She was born in Upper Freehold township and was the daughter of Elizabeth and Joseph Hendrickson. Two children, Mrs. J. V. Dubois and W. Denise Thompson, survive her. (Red Bank Register, 4-17-1895) | HENDRICKSON, Elizabeth (I1262)
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| 400 | Obit: 22 Mar 1956 Red Bank Register FREEHOLD—James A. Boyle, 36, of 82 South St., a bookkeeper for the Clayton Transportation Co., died Sunday in an automobile accident on' rt. 70 In Southhampton township, Burlington county. Mr. Boyle was born at Bristol, Pa., son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Boyle. A veteran of World War II, he was a member of the American Legion post here. Surviving, besides his parents, with whom he lived, are three brothers, Hugh, John and Michael Boyle of this place, and four sisters, Mrs. Ora Casterlin of Port Jervis, N. Y., Mrs, Arthur Daly of Yardley, Fa., and Mrs. Edward Sweetman and Mrs, Emil Nazaruk of this place. The funeral was held yesterday at St. Rose of Lima Catholic church, where Rev, Bernard A. Coen, curate, offered a requiem mass. Burial, under the direction of the Freeman funeral home, was In St. Rose of Lima cemetery. | BOYLE, James A. (I110)
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