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Cape May - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Books
Hi Lois

My GG Grandfather was John James Stuart (in some records spelled Stewart). Mechanic's House was originally owned by Jane Rutherford Shields (sister of John's wife Frances Rutherford Stuart) and after Jane passed John became the Proprietor. What I am looking for is the location of Mechanic's House and some History on it. One ad I found stated it was on Decatur above Washington Street--but that is all I know about the place. Thanks for replying.

Sue
Re: Books
Hello Sue,
What was your g/g/grandfather's name?

Lois/NJ
Books
Does any one know of any books that show the History and locations of older Hotels and Boarding House's in Cape May? My 2nd Great Grandfather was the propietor of the Mechanic's House in Cape May City in the late 1880's. I would love to find some information on this--but so far have not had any luck. Thanks in advance for any help.
Sue
Re: Jeremiah Johnson and Rhoda Townsend
Here is a reply to all those interested in the Jeremiah Johnson posts, especially Jeannette Babbitt, and Janis Johnson. I am Duane Ream, a music professor teaching at Bob Jones University in South Carolina. My line descends from Jeremiah Jefferson 1809 to Jonathan Townsend 1830 to Fidella Melvina 1864 to her son Lorenzo Thomas Shipley 1902 and his daughter, Melva Ream (my mother), 1937. Mother regularly attends the Johnson reunion held in Clarinda, Iowa and has much information on this particular branch of the Johnson family. I would love to talk with any of you about the family. Thanks. Duane
Re: RICE-HAND - MILLS - WILSON/WILLSON - SUTTON
Dear ChekWriter,
I have found the information you are looking for on SUSANNA's parentage. Source: The Cape May County New Jersey Magazine of History & Genealogy, Vol. IX, No. 4, Dated 1990, Pub. by CMCHGS, Cape May Court House, NJ; Page 311 - 335, Article: Sutton Genealogy by Frederick Lee Carman. I have put asterisks before the names that are your SUSAN/SUSANNA (SUTTON) WILSON's line.
Gen. I: *ISAAC SUTTON, d. ca. Sept. 2, 1785, married *CHRISTIANNA (Maiden name unknown). ISAAC SUTTON had two brothers, AMOS SUTTON, m. SARAH CRISSE, b. 1788, daughter of ISRAEL & SARAH (Maiden name unknown) CRISSE. Source of Amos & Sarah's marriage taken from the book, Cumberland County New Jersey Genealogical Data, Records Pertaining to Persons Residing in Cumberland County Prior to 1800; Pg. 41 under CRISSE, and 2nd brother of ISAAC was OZWELL SUTTON.
Children: 1. *JOSEPH SUTTON, SR., b. February 23, 1778, d. August 5, 1854, married April 24, 1802, *HENRIETTA TOMLIN, daughter of *SAMUEL TOMLIN & *RACHEL GOSLING. *HENRIETTA was b. August 11, 1781, d. February 8, 1865. Note: *JOSEPH SUTTON, SR. was a Farmer in the 1850 Census: Family was on the same 1850 Census page as their daughter & son-in-law, *SUSAN (SUTTON) & *JOHN WILSON were. They resided in Dennis Township, Cape May County, NJ.
2. HANNAH SUTTON, married JOSEPH DILLEY, SR. & had JOSEPH DILLEY, JR., b. 1809, d. ca. February 9, 1861, buried Cohansey Baptist Church, Bridgeton, Cumberland County, NJ.
3. SARAH SUTTON, married SAMUEL SCUDDER; he d. by March 8, 1796.
4. Unknown Daughter SUTTON, married JOEL BATEMAN.
Children of *JOSEPH SUTTON, SR. & *HENRIETTA TOMLIN were:
1. ISAAC SUTTON, b. September 13, 1789, m. at 1st. Presbyterian Church in Bridgeton, Cumberland County, NJ, RUTH HUSTED. They lived in Delaware.
2. MARY ANN or MARY ANNA SUTTON, b. April 24, 1803, d. July 15, 1804.
3. ELIZABETH "ELIZA" ANN SUTTON, b. November 29, 1804, married first, her 3rd cousin, REUBEN TOMLIN, he d. in October 1844, lost at sea. TOMLIN children & grandchildren mentioned in this article. ELIZA married second, LEVI D. LEWIS. They resided in Springfield, Illinois.
4. *SUSANNA SUTTON, b. November 22, 1806 in NJ (1860 Census for Dennis Twsp, Cape May County, NJ, says she was born in PA), d. August 25, 1890, married first, on February 8, 1825, STACEY McCARTY, b. February 28, 1802. Had LYDIA McCARTY, b. March 13, 1828, who married Capt. HUGH NICKLESON and had 4 children, & MARY ANN McCARTY, b. February 15, 1826, who married WILLIAM R. WENTZEL and had two daughters. *SUSANNA SUTTON, b. November 22, 1825 in NJ (1860 Census for Dennis Twsp., Cape May County, NJ, says she was born in PA), married second, in 1830, *JOHN WILSON, b. 1809. Children of SUSANNA SUTTON & JOHN WILSON were: (Note: Children in this article are not in the same birth order as those on the 1850, 1860 & 1870 Census records for Dennis Township (PO for 1860 Census was West Creek [which I believe is now Eldora]& PO for 1870 Census was East Creek; therefore I used the census records for the correct birth order with approximate birth years.)
a1. CHARLES B. WILSON, (1850 Census: b. abt. 1831 in NJ, Laborer).
a2. JOSEPH R. WILSON, (1850 Census: b. abt. 1833 in NJ, Wheelwright. Married EMILY BENNETT. They had 1a. STEPHEN WILSON, m. LILLIE SMITH & had LEROY WILSON & 2a. CLEMENTINE WILSON, who m. Unknown JOHNSON.
a3. ELIZABETH "ELIZA" WILSON,(1850 Census: b. abt. 1836 in NJ), married WILLIAM CHAMPION.
a4. SAMUEL WILSON, (1850 Census: b. abt. 1838 in NJ).
a5. HENRIETTA WILSON (1850 Census: Had her out of birth order; b. abt. 1841 in NJ). Married JEREMIAH VOSS.
a6. STACEY WILSON (1830 Census: Male child, b. abt. 1844 in NJ), no wife was named in article, but their child was RALPH WILSON.
a7. JOHN WILSON, JR.(1850 Census: b. abt. 1846 in NJ).
a8. ISABEL "BELLE" P. WILSON, (1860 Census: b. abt. 1851 in NJ), married an Unknown DAMM.
a9. Unknown Daughter WILSON mentioned in the article; don't know her correct birth order.
Note: *JOHN WILSON was a Merchant on the 1850 and 1860 Census records in Dennis Township and was a House Carpenter on the 1870 Census record in Dennis Township.
5. SAMUEL SUTTON, b. September 24, 1808, married on January 30, 1841, EMELINE TOMLIN, daughter of ALMARINE TOMLIN & RHODA SMITH. They had 8 children mention in this article.
6. MARYANN or MARYANNA SUTTON, b. January 12, 1812, d. February 19, 1888, buried Bethel Cemetery, Pleasant Mills, Cartwright Township, Sangamon County, Illinois, married first on Septmber 22, 1833, JOHN (JEHU) TOWNSEND, b. ca. 1812, son of ELIJAH TOWNSEND & ELIZABETH DICKINSON. JEHU was lost at sea, September 1844. Article mentions they had 3 children. MARYANN, b. January 12, 1812, married second, on September 29, 1852, JONATHAN NOTTINGHAM - No issue from this marriage.
7. JOSEPH SUTTON, JR., b. October 25, 1814, d. August 2, 1896, buried Cold Spring Cemetery, Cold Spring, Lower Township, Cape May County, NJ, married in Philadelphia, PA on December 2, 1841, ELIZABETH DAWES MASSEY, b. in Newark, Delaware on August 20, 1815, d. May 23, 1883, buried Cold Spring Cemetery, Cold Spring, Lower Township, Cape May County, NJ.
8. HENRIETTA SUTTON, b. January 4, 1816, married WILLIAM CHESTER.
9. RACHEL SUTTON, b. March 21, 1821, d. December 6, 1873, married LUDLAM MATTHEWS. Had three children in this article.
10. SABILLA SUTTON (Spelled SYBILLA in the 1850 Dennis Township, Cape May County, Census, b. January 24, 1823, d. March 11, 1898, married THOMAS H. HOFFMAN. Had four children mentioned in this article. They lived in East Creek, NJ.
There are many more names mentioned in this article.
Re: RICE-HAND - MILLS - WILSON/WILLSON - SUTTON
Try reaching the Cape May County Historical and Genealogical Society at 609-465-3535. Their email address is www.cmcmuseum.org.
Re: RICE-HAND - MILLS - WILSON/WILLSON - SUTTON
I have tried clicking on every one of the links I found doing a search for the Cape May His and Gen Society and all of them are coming up as INVALID.
Not sure if it is a problem with AOL tonight or just what exactly.

I will attempt to post the query once more under New Jersey and the various surnames, maybe some one of the family knows the information of which I am asking.

thank you for your assistance.

No one seems to have parents for Susan SUTTOn who married Mr. WILSON/WILLSON, on rootsweb or gencircles.com a

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