It has been state that John Eveland established his Inn ca 1760. This is the first generation Evelands, and their children.
When was Eveland’s Tavern Established and who was the Original Owner? Part 2 Read More »
Can’t find the 1790 Census for New Jersey? Use New Jersey Militia Records instead.
Census Analysis, New Jersey Style; Part 3 Read More »
Using Excel for Genealogy – analyzing census records
Census Analysis, New Jersey Style; Part 2 Read More »
New Jersey genealogy, census and its substitutes. Using Excel as an analytical tool and to present conclusions in table form.
Census Analysis, NewJersey Style Part 1 Read More »
I’ve completed painting my matches, all 106 attributed to my Third Grandparents, William Fennimore and Mary Day
Maximizing your research using online catalogs. HCHS detailed inventories provide valuable clues.
Hunterdon County Historical Society – Using the online catalog to maximize your research Read More »
Never click on a hint without looking at it thoroughly.
Find-A-Grave Memorial; Hypothesis is mistaken for facts Read More »
I love the Hunterdon County Historical Society, so much so that I volunteered at the Research Library for several years. While working on one of my obsessions historical interests, I did a deep dive into the Hunterdon County Historical Society Collection, parts I, II, IV, V, and VI. There isn’t a part III, which I verified with
Where we last left off, I was using DNA Painter to map Gedmatch matches with two known Fennimore descendants. None of the one hundred shared matches were closer than 3rd cousin. I then turned my attention to 23andMe. I looked to see if my two known descendants had an obvious kit in 23andMe, but none
The Fennimore Family of Somerset and Morris Counties New Jersey A DNA Project – A Twist Read More »
Experimenting with DNA Painter, using my Fennimore Gedmatch results
Update to instructions on how to download data from family search to excel.
It has been state that John Eveland established his Inn ca 1760. This is the first generation Evelands, and their children.
Glen Gardner, Hunterdon County, New Jersey was originally named Eveland’s Tavern.
In honor of the opening of the Inn at Glen Gardner this is a series dedicated to the early history of the Inn.
