My most recent article was the first part of a history of the owners of adjacent farms surrounding the old Hart-Taylor Cemetery. Part One ended with the person who owned both farms, Gideon Moore, Sr., who died in 1840, after bequeathing his two farms separately to two of his sons, William H. Moore and Jacob D. Moore.
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The Carrell Family Tree
The Carrell family of Hunterdon County begins with Daniel Carrell and Elizabeth Arnwine. Daniel was the son of James & Sarah Carrell of Tinicum, Bucks County, Pennsylvania. He was born there, but in 1809 he settled on land in Delaware Township, the same year that he married Elizabeth Arnwine, when he was in his 40s. For more information on the Carrells of Bucks County, see Ezra Patterson Carrell, The Descendants of James Carrell and Sarah Dungan, his wife, Hatboro, PA, 1928.
Elizabeth Arnwine was the daughter of John Arnwine, Sr. and Elizabeth Opdycke, and therefore the granddaughter of John Opdycke, Esq. and Margaret Green. The Arnwine Family Tree is also published today.
Keep in mind that I list the children of daughters, but not their grandchildren. Additions and corrections are welcome. Please add them to the Comments section below.
First Generation:
(1) Daniel Carrell (1765 – 1817) & Elizabeth Arnwine (c.1789 – 1867)
Second Generation:
| (2) John Arnwine Carrell (1810 – 1895) & Amy Myers (1813 – 1888)
| (2) Sarah Carrell (1811 – 1882) &
| | m. 1) Isaac M. Larew (c.1800 – 1838)
| | m. 2) Henry S. Kline (1815 – 1897)
| (2) James Carrell (1812 – 1874) & Frances Fanny Opdycke (1813 – 1896)
| (2) Samuel Arnwine Carrell (1814 – 1861) & Sarah Ann Williamson (1809 – 1853)
| (2) Daniel Carrell Jr. (1815 – 1899) & Keturah H. Bird (1824 – 1903)
Third Generation:
| (2) John Arnwine Carrell & Amy Myers
| | (3) Sarah Carrell (1834 – 1906) & Wilson B. Cline (1827 – 1903)
| | (3) Rebecca Jane Carrell (1837 – 1924) & Matthias Pegg (1836 – after 1905)
| | (3) George W. Carrell (1839 – 1882) & Elizabeth Wolverton Fauss (1847 – 1911)
| | (3) John Myers Carrell (1840 – 1910), unmarried
| | (3) Elizabeth Carrell (1842 – 1929)
| | (3) Joseph Carrell (1844 – 1930) & Mary Eliza Ruple (1854 – 1935)
| | (3) David Carrell (1846 – 1939) & Permelia Moore (1853 – 1900)
| | (3) Solomon Carrell (c.1847 – bef. 1860)
| | (3) Salome Carrell (1848 – 1910) & James Green (1844 – 1922)
| | (3) Amy Carrell (1850 – after 1920) & Gideon C. Moore (1854 – 1920)
| | (3) Mary Ann Carrell (1852 – 1931) & Levi Hoffman (1845 – 1933)
| (2) Sarah Carrell & 1) Isaac M. Larew
| | (3) Jacob Moore Larew (1831 – 1835)
| | (3) Elisha Warford Larew (1833 – 1833)
| | (3) Sgt. Peter Moore LaRue (1835 – 1908) & Mary Boss (1837 – 1903)
| (2) Sarah Carrell & 2) Henry S. Kline
| | (3) Margaret Kline (1840 – 1934) & Jeremiah Gary (1835 – 1928), left H.C.
| | (3) Elisha Warford Kline (1842 – 1920)
| | | m. 1) Hannah Lugar (c.1847 – c.1870)
| | | m. 2) Elizabeth Vanorman (1843 – )
| | (3) Benjamin F. Kline (1843 – ) & Sarah H. Bryan (1845 – 1923)
| | (3) Mary Ann Kline (1845 – 1912) & Henry Smith (1821 – 1903)
| | (3) Elizabeth Kline (1847 – 1903)
| | (3) Samuel Carrell Kline (1849 – 1913) & Catherine Sheridan (c.1863 – bef. 1905)
| | (3) Sarah Jane Kline (1853 – after 1920) & Thomas J. Yorks (1851 – after 1920)
| | (3) Deborah Kline (1851 – 1864) and Rachel Kline (1851 – 1865), twins
| | (3) Josephine Kline (1853 – 1859)
| | (3) Emma Jenice Kline (1855 – 1944) & George Smith (c.1850 – 1883)
| | (3) Frances Kline (1858 – ?)
| (2) James Carrell & Frances Fanny Opdycke
| | (3) Mary Elizabeth Carrell (1837 – 1870) & Peter M. Srope (c.1835 – bef.1870)
| | (3) Margaret Jane Carrell (1839 – aft 1910) & Hugh Andrew Frazer (1831 – 1898)
| | (3) Julia Ann Carrell (1847 – after 1910)
| | | m. 1) George M. Dallas Coryell . (1844 – 1928) divorced;
| | | m. 2) John LaRue (1845 – 1926)
| (2) Samuel Arnwine Carrell & Sarah Ann Williamson
| | (3) Sarah Elizabeth Carrell (1838 – 1923) & Alpheus Bonham (1821 – 1898)
| | (3) Micah Williamson Carrell (1839 – 1899) & Lewis Cline (1826 – 1908)
| | (3) Cornelius Williamson Carrell (c.1840 – c.1840)
| | (3) Mary Ann Carrell (1843 – 1886) & Moses Bonham (1828 – 1898)
| | (3) Samuel A. Carrell Jr. (1843 – 1911) & Mary Jane Hawk (1833 – 1900)
| | (3) Patience M. Carrell (1844 – bef. 1850)
| | (3) Margaret Arnwine Carrell (1845 – 1928)
| | (3) Asher Williamson Carrell (1848 – 1923) & Elizabeth B. Sutton (1850 – 1917)
| | (3) Rachel Jane Carrell (1850 – 1933)
| | (3) Elisha Warford Carrell (1851 – 1851)
| (2) Daniel Carrell Jr. & Keturah H. Bird, moved to Chicago
| | (3) Peter Smith Carrell (1842 – 1893)
| | (3) Orphalina Ann Carrell (1844 – 1940) & William Henry Harrison (1838 – 1921)
| | (3) Rachel Margaret Carrell (1846 – 1915) & Isaac Harrison (1839 – 1915)
| | (3) Henry Burd Carrell (1849 – 1861)
| | (3) Mary Elizabeth Carrell (1852 – 1925)
Fourth Generation:
| (2) John Arnwine Carrell & Amy Myers
| | (3) Rebecca Jane Carrell & Matthias Pegg – no grandchildren
| | | (4) James W. Pegg (1858 – 1858)
| | | (4) William C. Pegg (1859 – 1939) & Isabella Snyder (1860 – 1940)
| | | (4) Emma J. Pegg (c.1867 – bef. 1900)
| | | (4) Amy Jennie Pegg (1868 – 1893) & Runkle Rea Jr. (1847 – bef.1900)
| | (3) George W. Carrell & Elizabeth Wolverton Fauss
| | | (4) Infant Carrell (1872 – 1873)
| | (3) Joseph Carrell & Mary Eliza Ruple
| | | (4) Sarah Carrell (1874 or 1879 – 1910) & Rutan Heath (1868 – 1944)
| | (3) David Carrell & Permelia Moore, removed to Newark
| | | (4) William John Carrell (1874 – 1900) & Ida Ruth (1872 – )
| | | (4) Mary Belle Carrell (1877 – 1904)
| | | (4) Edith Carrell (1880 – 1900)
| | | (4) Isaac Cramer Carrell (1881 – 1882)
| | | (4) Olive Carrell (1883 – 1884)
| | | (4) Maud S. Carrell (1884 – after 1915)
| | | (4) Bertha Carrell (1886 – 1889)
| | | (4) Son Carrell (c.1888 – c.1888)
| | | (4) Florence Carrell (1890 – 1978) & Stanton M. Pascal (1886 – 1956)
| | (3) Salome Carrell & James Green
| | | (4) Mary H. Green (1876 – 1896) & Harrie T. Hunt (c.1875 – ?)
| | | (4) George Carrell Green (1885 – 1974) & Jennie Day (1886 – 1980)
| | (3) Amy Carrell & Gideon C. Moore
| | | (4) Elizabeth Carrell Moore (1870 – after 1955) & Edward Niece Danley (1867 – after 1940)
| | | (4) John William Moore (1871 – ?)
| | | (4) Charles Wolverton Moore (1878 – 1903)
| | (3) Mary Ann Carrell & Levi Hoffman
| | | (4) John C. Hoffman (1874 – 1948) & Anna Sheets (1874 – 1933)
| | | (4) Stella M. Hoffman (1877 – 1921)
| (2) James Carrell & Frances Fanny Opdycke
| | (3) Mary Elizabeth Carrell & Peter M. Srope
| | | (4) Elmer Carrell Srope (c.1862 – ?)
| | (3) Margaret Jane Carrell & Hugh Andrew Frazer, left Hunterdon
| | | (4) James Carrell Frazer (1867 – 1911) & Leila Jessie Cropp (1869 – 1897)
| | | (4) Frances E. Frazer (c.1868 – ?)
| | | (4) Mary Minnie Frazer (1869 – after 1900) & Frederick A. Tolhurst (1866 – 1923)
| | | (4) Hugh Newton Frazer (1878 – 1910)
| | (3) Julia Ann Carrell & 1) George Miflin Dallas Coryell
| | | (4) Ingham Coryell (c.1869 – 1875)
| | (3) Julia Ann Carrell & 2) John LaRue
| | | (4) Blanche LaRue (1888 – ?) & John R. Frickey [questionable]
| | | (4) Harry B. LaRue (1892 – 1930) & Amy Templeton (1894 – 1946)
| (2) Samuel Arnwine Carrell & Sarah Ann Williamson
| | (3) Sarah Elizabeth Carrell & Alpheus Bonham
| | | (4) Henry Bonham (c.1863 – after 1880)
| | | (4) William Carrell Bonham (1867 – 1939) & Mary Jenice Kline (1881 – 1931)
| | | (4) Mary Jane Bonham (1870 – 1967) & William Edward Opdycke (1868 – 1955)
| | (3) Micah Williamson Carrell & Lewis Cline
| | | (4) Mary Jane Cline (1863 – 1894) & John McKinney Warne (1863 – 1932)
| | | (4) Emaline Cline (1864 – 1901) & I. Newton Search (1863 – 1942)
| | | (4) David R. Cline (1865 – 1950) & Emma K. Morris (1862 – 1958)
| | | (4) Anderson Cline (1867 – 1891) & Carrie Dalrymple (1877 – 1918)
| | | (4) Wilson B. Cline (1868 – 1964) & Carrie Dalrymple (1877 – 1918)
| | | (4) Margaret Maggie Cline (1870 – ) & William Banes Search (1868 – 1929)
| | | (4) Erva Irwin Cline (1876 – 1964) & Annie Belle Butterfoss Coates (1873 – 1964)
| | | (4) Susannah Cline (1877 – 1924) & Theodore Niece (1877 – 1956)
| | | (4) George W. Cline (1879 – 1885)
| | (3) Mary Ann Carrell & Moses Bonham
| | | (4) Frank Bonham (1880 – 1880)
| | | (4) Samuel Carrell Bonham (1882 – 1905)
| | (3) Samuel A. Carrell Jr. & Mary Jane Hawk
| | | (4) Cora Belle Carrell (1865 – 1917) & William B. Snyder (1862 – 1929)
| | | (4) Samuel A. Carrell (1877 – 1878)
| | (3) Asher Williamson Carrell & Elizabeth B. Sutton
| | | (4) John W. Carrell (1880 – after 1940), never married
| | | (4) Anna Catharine Carrell (1884 – 1884)
Fifth Generation:
| (2) John Arnwine Carrell & Amy Myers
| | (3) Joseph Carrell & Mary Eliza Ruple
| | | (4) Sarah Carrell & Rutan Heath
| | | | (5) Laura Heath (1892 – 1990) & Martin Voorhees Opdycke (1892 – 1973)
| | (3) David Carrell & Permelia Moore
| | | (4) Florence Carrell & Stanton M. Pascal
| | | | (5) Irving Stanton Pascal (1911 – 1982) & Mary Elizabeth
| | | | (5) Maxine Florence Pascal (1912 – 1981) & Hugh P. Feeley (1908 – 1983)
| | | | (5) Donald D. Pascal (1918 – 2013) & Lois Dyer (1918 – 2017)
| (2) Samuel Arnwine Carrell & Sarah Ann Williamson
| | (3) Samuel A. Carrell Jr. & Mary Jane Hawk
| | | (4) Cora Belle Carrell & William B. Snyder
| | | | (5) Harvey Olden Snyder (1887 – 1923)
| | | | (5) Harold Ellsworth Snyder (1891 – 1960) & Edna May Search (1893-1992)
| | | | (5) Opal M. Snyder (1907 – 1911)
The Arnwine Family Tree
The Arnwines of Hunterdon County begin with the immigrant, Jacob Arnwine and his son John Arnwine, who immigrated from Holland. For more on this family, see “Bridge To The Past,” a four-volume family history, written about 1989, by Aimee Berniece Wilson, which includes “The Arnwine History” by Rev. K.E. Irvin.
Keep in mind that I list the children of daughters, but not their grandchildren. And additions and corrections are welcome. Please add them to the Comments section below.
First Generation:
(1) Jacob Arnwine (c.1710 – after 1767)
Jacob Arnwine’s spouse is not known. In 1767 he went into debt and his property was sold at a sheriff’s sale. I do not know what happened to him after that.
Second Generation:
| (2) John Arnwine Sr. (c.1735 – 1819) & Elizabeth Opdycke (1738 – 1837)
Elizabeth Opdycke was the daughter of John Opdycke and Margaret Green. It was John Opdycke who purchased Jacob Arnwine’s farm of 119.75 acres at the Sheriff’s sale of Arnwine’s property.
The next four children left Amwell Township. I have no further information on them.
| (2) Albertus Arnwine (c.1746 – ?)
| (2) __ Arnwine (c.1748 – ?) & __ Pursel
| (2) Conrad Arnwine (c.1750 – c.1819) & Juliana Sabercool (c.1755 – 1799)
| (2) Jacob Arnwine (c.1757 – 1809) & Catherine Julian Weltz (c.1760 – c.1851)
Third Generation:
| (2) John Arnwine Sr. & Elizabeth Opdycke
| | (3) John Arnwine (c.1760 – 1831), died unmarried
| | (3) Samuel Arnwine (c.1762 – c.1821) & Sarah Jones, no information
| | (3) George Arnwine (1772 – 1832)
| | | m. 1) Catherine White (c.1775 – bef. 1837)
| | | m. 2) Margaret (c.1795 – 1861) – not sure if she was a wife or a daughter
| | (3) Mary Arnwine (1775 – 1818) & Elisha Warford (1785 – 1872)
| | (3) Margaret Arnwine (c.1779 – 1855)
| | | m. 1) John Case (c.1775 – c.1801)
| | | m. 2) Samuel Buchanan (c.1764 – 1846)
| | (3) Jacob Arnwine (c.1782 – aft 1850) & Elizabeth Skillman (c.1780 – bef. 1850)
| | (3) Elizabeth Arnwine (c.1789 – 1867)
| | | m. 1) Daniel Carrell (1765 – 1817)
| | | m. 2) Elisha Warford (1785 – 1872)
Fourth Generation:
| (2) John Arnwine Sr. & Elizabeth Opdycke
| | (3) Samuel Arnwine & Sarah Jones
| | | (4) Nancy Arnwine (c.1790 – ?) no further information
| | (3) George Arnwine & Catherine White
| | | (4) Charles Arnwine (c.1800 – 1829) & Mary L. Waterhouse (c.1806 – 1850)
| | | (4) Frances Arnwine (1813 – 1880) & Peter Stryker (c.1810 – ?)
| | | (4) Opdycke Arnwine (1810 – 1884) & Sarah Bethany Trimmer (1826 – 1896)
| | | (4) Jacob Arnwine (c.1815 – ?) & Catharine E. Buchanan (c.1819 – ?) no further information
| | | (4) George T. Arnwine (1817 – 1892) & Nancy Opdycke (1817 – 1874)
| | (3) Mary Arnwine & Elisha Warford
| | | (4) Rachel Warford (1807 – c.1808)
| | | (4) James Warford (1809 – c.1810)
| | | (4) Mary Ann Warford (1815 – 1892) & Benjamin Harvey Ellicott (1809 – 1863)
| | (3) Margaret Arnwine & Samuel Buchanan
| | | (4) Jacob Fulper Buchanan (1804 – 1894) & Mary Gordon (1807 – 1882)
| | | (4) Jane C. Buchanan (1809 – 1893) & Asher Fulper (1810 – 1895)
| | | (4) Catharine Buchanan (1807 – 1889/90) & John P. Yawger (1801 – 1858)
| | (3) Jacob Arnwine & Elizabeth Skillman
| | | (4) Margaret Arnwine (c.1807 – ?) no further information
| | (3) Elizabeth Arnwine & 1) Daniel Carrell – See The Carrell Family Tree
| | | (4) John Arnwine Carrell (1810 – 1895) & Amy Myers (1813 – 1888)
| | | (4) Sarah Carrell (1811 – 1882)
| | | | m. 1) Isaac M. Larew (c.1800 – 1838)
| | | | m. 2) Henry S. Kline (1815 – 1897)
| | | (4) James Carrell (1812 – 1874) & Frances Fanny Opdycke (1813 – 1896)
| | | (4) Samuel Arnwine Carrell (1814 – 1861) & Sarah Ann Williamson (1809 – 1853)
| | | (4) Daniel Carrell Jr. (1815 – 1899) & Keturah H. Bird (1824 – 1903)
| | (3) Elizabeth Arnwine & 2) Elisha Warford
| | | (4) Rachel Margaret Warford (1822 – c.1830)
Fifth Generation:
| (2) John Arnwine Sr. & Elizabeth Opdycke
| | (3) George Arnwine & Catherine White
| | | (4) Frances Arnwine & Peter Stryker
| | | | (5) Mary Catherine Stryker (1835 – 1902) & Shf Wesley Bellis (1822 – 1884)
| | | | (5) George Stryker (1842 – 1925) & Caroline M. Brink (1846 – 1909)
| | | | (5) Elizabeth Stryker (c.1845 – ?) & Simeon R. Opdycke (1841 – ?)
| | | | (5) Keziah Stryker (c.1847 – ?)
| | | | (5) Frances Stryker (c.1849 – ?)
| | | (4) Opdycke Arnwine & Sarah Bethany/Parthania Trimmer
| | | | (5) George T. Arnwine (1840 – after 1910) & Sarah T. Bush (1843 – after 1910)
| | | | (5) Hon. John C. Arnwine (1843 – 1930) & Sarah E. Vanderbilt (1844 – 1915)
| | | | (5) Albert Judson Arnwine (1850 – 1909)
| | | | | m. 1) Sarah Ann Allegar (c.1845 – bef. 1875)
| | | | | m. 2) Emma J. Allegar (1853 – ?)
| | | | (5) Thomas Arnwine (1846 – )
| | | | | m. 1) Anna E. (c.1847 – after 1880)
| | | | | m. 2) Christiana L. Picker (c.1848 – ?) – these two spouses may be the same
| | | | (5) Perthamy Catherine Arnwine (1852 – 1854)
| | | | (5) Mary Arnwine (c.1854 – 1854)
| | | | (5) Susan E. Arnwine (c.1855 – after 1900) & Joseph S. Warne (1846 – after 1900)
| | | | (5) Artense Arnwine (1858 – 1886)
| | | | (5) Keziah Arnwine (1866 – 1922) & Joseph Barrick (1862 – 1925)
| | | | (5) Chamberlain Arnwine (1864 – 1918) & Emma Burgstresser (1865 – 1960)
| | | | (5) Uriah Arnwine (c.1867 – ?)
| | | | (5) Uralia C. Arnwine (1869 – 1909) & William M. Gordon (1855 – 1931)
| | | (4) George T. Arnwine & Nancy Opdycke
| | | | (5) Margaret Arnwine (1838 – 1895)
| | | | | m. 1) Asa R. Sine (1837 – 1865)
| | | | | m. 2) George D. Conklin (c.1838 – after 1870)
| | | | (5) Charles Arnwine (1840 – 1898) & Josephine Lawrence (1846 – 1933)
| | | | (5) Arietta Arnwine (1845 – 1898) & William Taylor Barber (1841 – 1910)
| | | | (5) Dunham Conklin Arnwine (1850 – 1866)
| | | | (5) Lillian Arnwine (1852 – ) & Harlem G. Chamberlin (1850 – 1912)
| | | | (5) Thania Arnwine (c.1857 – after 1920) & David Miller Jones (c.1855 – after 1920)
Poulson Family Tree
Rev. Israel Poulson was one of those people with enormous influence on those who lived anywhere near him. He must have been fairly charismatic, considering how many people who were named after him. There are ten that I am aware of, not including his son Israel P. Poulson, Jr.
Israel P. Waterhouse (c.1800-?)
Israel P. Brewer (1818 – 1852), grandson
Israel P. Wagner (1829-1852), grandson
Israel P. Hoppock (1830-1895)
Israel P. Poulson (1843-1923), grandson
Israel P. LaRue (c.1850-?)
Israel P. Williamson (1850-1932)
Israel P. Trimmer (1854-1888)
Israel P. German (1857-1863)
Israel P. Huffman (c.1861-1944)
Israel P. Shepherd (1863-1953)
Israel Poulson, Sr. did not become minister to the Amwell German Baptist Church, known as the Dunkards, until about 1810, when he was 40 years old. His first appearance in Hunterdon County land records is in 1801, when he gave Abraham Hagaman a receipt for construction of a house and barn.1
His first wife was Esther Moore, daughter of Daniel Moore and Catharine Stout. She died childless, shortly after her marriage, when she was only 24. Poulson’s second wife Hannah Moore was Esther’s step-sister, daughter of Daniel Moore and his second wife Elizabeth Rouser. She and Israel Poulson married in 1797.
First Generation:
(1) Rev. Israel Poulson (1770 – 1856) & Hannah Moore (1776 – 1839)
Second Generation:
| (2) Hester M. Poulson (1798 – 1843) & Thomas West Brewer (1792 – 1857)
| (2) Charles Poulson (1802 – 1885) & Sarah (c.1805 – after 1885)2
| (2) Elizabeth Rouser Poulson (1805 – 1889) & Jacob Wagner (1802 – 1879)
| (2) Rachel P. Poulson (c.1778 – 1811) & Elias Hubbard Conover Esq. (1796 – 1871)3
| (2) John Poulson (1810 – 1873) & Sarah J. Carkhuff (1813 – 1893)
| (2) Daniel Poulson (1813 – 1890) & Lucy Emley Opdycke (1813 – 1898)
| (2) Rhoda Poulson (1815 – 1874) & Paul K. Hoffman (1816 – 1895), m. 18404
| (2) James P. Poulson (1818 – 1856)
| | m. 1) Rachel S. Trimmer (c.1822 – 1844), no children
| | m. 2) Mary ?
| (2) Rev. Israel J. Poulson Jr. (1821 – 1896) & Harriet Johnson (1821 – 1908)
Third Generation:
| (2) Hester M. Poulson & Thomas West Brewer
| | (3) Israel P. Brewer (1818 – 1852) & Elizabeth Runyon (c.1815 – 1843)
| | (3) William P. Brewer (1820 – 1871) & Susan M. Ott (c.1825 – ?), left Hunterdon
| | (3) Lorenzo D. Brewer (1823 – 1909) & Hannah Rittenhouse (1827 – 1895)
| | (3) Charles Poulson Brewer (1824 – 1907) & Mary Ann Hellerman
| | (3) Harriet P. Brewer (1826 – ?), no information
| | (3) Jerusha A. Brewer (1828 – 1914) & William Oscar Stout (1821 – 1907)
| | (3) Rachel P. Brewer (1831 – ?), no information
| | (3) George P. Brewer (1834 – 1837)
| | (3) David C. Brewer (1837 – ?) & Mary E. (c.1839 – ?)
| | (3) John Brewer (c.1839 – 1910) & Corinda A. __ (1841 – 1934)
| | (3) Hannah Elizabeth Brewer (1841 – 1842)
| | (3) Cornelia Brewer (c.1841 – ?), no further information
| (2) Elizabeth Rouser Poulson & Jacob Wagner
| | (3) Catharine Wagner & Christopher Kuhl Johnson (1821 – 1911)
| | (3) Israel P. Wagner (1829 – 1852), never married
| | (3) Hannah P. Wagner (1833 – 1916) & Paul Kuhl Hoffman (1816 – 1895), m. 1875
| | (3) Elizabeth Wagner (c.1836 – ?) & Daniel E. Polts, no information
| | (3) Sarah R. Wagner (1840 – 1903) & Peter Hulsizer (1833 – 1910)
| | (3) Rhoda H. Wagner (c.1843 – after 1920), never married
| | (3) George W. Wagner (1846 – 1927) & Ellen E. Merrell (1852 – 1914), no more information
| | (3) Rachel P. Wagner (c.1850 – after 1920), never married
| (2) John Poulson & Sarah J. Carkhuff
| | (3) John Poulson (1836 – 1902) & Catherine Opdycke (1834 – 1916)
| | (3) Margaretta Poulson (1840 – 1916)
| | (3) Rachel Poulson (1842 – 1842)
| | (3) Caroline Poulson (1851 – 1923) & Samuel Foreman Martindell (1842 – 1898)
| (2) Daniel Poulson & Lucy Emley Opdycke
| | (3) Israel P. Poulson (1843 – 1923) & Catherine Rebecca Gerry (1854 – 1923), left H.C.
| | (3) George L. Opdycke Poulson (1844 – 1912) & Ella G. Gaddis (1848 – after 1910)
| | (3) Charles Poulson (1846 – 1847)
| | (3) Hannah Rebecca Poulson (1847 – 1914) & Asa Robbins (1845 – 1916)
| | (3) Charles Poulson (1848 – 1930) & Laura __ (1880 – 1933)
| | (3) Winfield Scott Poulson (1851 – 1940) & Sarah E. Thatcher Reading (1857 – 1942)
| | (3) John Baker Poulson (1853 – after 1930) & Mary J. Shepherd (1857 – 1920)
| | (3) Daniel K. Poulson (1856 – 1920) & Lillie Robinson (1865 – 1949)
| (2) Rhoda Poulson & Paul K. Hoffman
| | (3) Charles P. Hoffman (1844 – 1930) & Mary Ellen Titus (1852 – 1925)
| | (3) Hannah Elizabeth Hoffman (c.1848 – 1898) & George T. Thatcher (1842 – 1890)
| | (3) Anna Hoffman (1856 – 1947) & Henry S. VanDyke (1858 – 1943)
| (2) Rev. Israel J. Poulson Jr. & Harriet Johnson
| | (3) Urania J. Poulson (1844 – 1926) & Andrew R. Dilts (1842 – 1908)
| | (3) infant Poulson (1847 – 1847)
| | (3) William J. Poulson (1848 – 1848)
| | (3) William J. Poulson (1849 – 1834) & Emma A. Hudnit (1849 – 1926)
Fourth Generation:
| (2) Hester M. Poulson & Thomas West Brewer
| | (3) Israel P. Brewer & Elizabeth Runyon
| | | (4) Sarah R. Brewer (1842 – 1842)
| | | (4) Esther Brewer (1843 – ?)
| | | (4) Rebecca Brewer (1846 – ?)
| | | (4) Henry Brewer (1849 – ?)
| | (3) William P. Brewer & Susan M. Ott, left Hunterdon
| | | (4) Hon. John Hart Brewer (1844 – 1900) & Julia __ (c.1840 – ?)
| | | (4) Anna Ott Brewer (1855 – after 1910) & James C. Thomas (c.1852 – ?), divorced
| | | (4) Charles A. Brewer (1860 – 1903) & Anna L. Muirhead (1864 – 1890)
| | (3) Lorenzo D. Brewer & Hannah Rittenhouse
| | | (4) Abijah Rittenhouse Brewer (1847 – 1919) & ?
| | | (4) Wilson T. Brewer (1848 – aft 1890) & Martha J. Van Renssalaer
| | | (4) Mary Esther Brewer (1851 – 1852)
| | | (4) Ida A. Brewer (1857 – 1936) & George Hartpence (c.1845 – 1913)
| | | (4) Allie/Alice B. Brewer (1857 – 1935) & John C. Hart (1856 – 1949)
| | | (4) Sarah Etta Brewer (1862 – 1954) & Oliver N. Roberson (1859 – 1907)
| | (3) Charles P. Brewer & Mary T.
| | | (4) Fred H. Brewer (c.1862 – ?)
| (2) Elizabeth Rouser Poulson & Jacob Wagner
| | (3) Catharine Wagner & Christopher Kuhl Johnson
| | | (4) Elizabeth Wagoner Johnson (1860 – ?) & Clarence James Hamilton (1849 – ?)
| | | (4) Jacob Wagoner Johnson (1863 – 1909)
| | | (4) John Grandin Reading Johnson (1868 – 1945) & Catherine C. Smith (1870 – 1951)
| | (3) Sarah R. Wagner & Peter Hulsizer
| | | (4) Rachel W. Hulsizer (1867 – 1920), never married
| | | (4) George W. Hulsizer (1872 – 1919) & Ida D. Abbott (1876 – 1963)
| | | (4) John Chamberlain Hulsizer (1874 – after 1930), never married
| | | (4) Jacob W. Hulsizer (1876 – 1926), never married
| (2) John Poulson & Sarah J. Carkhuff
| | (3) John Poulson & Catherine Opdycke
| | | (4) Joseph Poulson (1859 – after 1940) & Catherine W. (c.1861 – bef. 1940)
| | | (4) Georgeanna Poulson (1861 – after 1930) & Henry Hetzel (1861 – after 1930)
| | | (4) Charles Poulson (c.1864 – 1945), unmarried
| | (3) Caroline Poulson & Samuel Foreman Martindell
| | | (4) Samuel L. Martindell (1888 – 1893)
| (2) Daniel Poulson & Lucy Emley Opdycke
| | (3) George L. Opdycke Poulson & Ella G. Gaddis
| | | (4) Mattie Hart Poulson (1872 – 1937) & Frank Julius Eppele (1864 – 1936)
| | (3) Hannah Rebecca Poulson & Asa Robbins
| | | (4) Judge Adam Opdycke Robbins* (1876 – >1940) & Marion Blackwell Hunt (1893 – )
| | | (4) Judge Adam Opdycke Robbins* (1876 – >1940) & Bertha Hunt
| | | (4) Infant Robbins (1879 – 1879)
| | (3) Winfield Scott Poulson & Sarah E. Thatcher Reading
| | | (4) Theodosia Y. Poulson (1881 – 1972) & James Mulheron
| | | (4) Jonathan Opdycke Poulson (1885 – 1952) & Nora McDonnell, left H.C.
| | | (4) Lucy E. Poulson (1889 – 1968) & Harry Wiese
| | | (4) Mary H. Poulson (1893 – 1983) & George C. Gernhardt
| | | (4) Anna O. Poulson (1897 – 1975) & Wilmer Ervin Mount (1889 – 1972)
| | (3) John Baker Poulson & Mary J. Shepherd
| | | (4) Anna Poulson (1890 – 1969) & Carmen Wilson Larison (1884 – 1942)
| | | (4) Blanche Poulson (1894 – 1984) & Russell Hoagland (1892 – 1961)
| (2) Rev. Israel J. Poulson Jr. & Harriet Johnson
| | (3) William J. Poulson (1848 – 1848) & Emma A. Hudnut (1848 – 1926)
| | | (4) Edward A. Poulson (1883 – ?) & Elizabeth Hires (1881 – 1965)
Fifth Generation:
| (2) Daniel Poulson & Lucy Emley Opdycke
| | (3) George L. Opdycke Poulson & Ella G. Gaddis
| | | (4) Mattie Hart Poulson & Frank Julius Eppele
| | | | (5) Martha Eppele (~1917 – ) & Fougere
| | | | (5) William Eppele (~1920 – 1945)
| | (3) Hannah Rebecca Poulson & Asa Robbins
| | | (4) Judge Adam Opdycke Robbins & Marion Blackwell Hunt
| | | | (5) Dorothy Eleanor Robins (1918 – )
| | (3) John Baker Poulson & Mary J. Shepherd
| | | (4) Anna Poulson & Carmen Wilson Larison
| | | | (5) Martha P. Larison (1914 – 1998) & George A. Vocke (1906 – 1995)
| | | (4) Blanche Poulson & Russell Hoagland
| | | | (5) Virginia D. Hoagland (c.1923 – ?)
Footnotes:
Owners of the Hart-Taylor Cemetery
There are two ways of writing about a cemetery. One is to portray the people buried there, which I attempted to do in my previous article. The other is to relate how the cemetery came to be—in other words, the history of the property where the cemetery is located. It usually makes sense to focus on the place since many of its early owners were buried in the cemetery. At first I thought that in this case, none of them were. But, research has changed my mind.
A Fisher Family Tree
I have not thoroughly researched the Fisher family. This information comes primarily from my encounters with them while researching other families. You will notice many question marks in the dates. There are huge gaps in this tree, partly due to my lack of knowledge of the Fishers in Hunterdon County, partly due to their being so ubiquitous in the County, and partly due to the fact that so many of them moved away. It also did not help that the early Fishers often seem to have avoided recording their land purchases and wills.
The Hart-Taylor Cemetery
Twice in his career, Egbert T. Bush wrote about a small family burying ground in Delaware Township. The first time was in 1911, in a paper presented to the Hunterdon County Historical Society which was later published in the Hunterdon County Democrat. This was many years before Mr. Bush became a regular contributor to the Democrat.1
The Lambert Tree
The Lambert family was very prominent in old Amwell Township in the 18th and 19th centuries, beginning with John Lambert and Abigail Bumstead who came to Hunterdon County from Stonington, Connecticut about 1745, and settled in Kingwood Township. John Lambert’s ancestor, Francis Lambert, came to Salem, Massachusetts in 1638, but this tree will deal only with John and Abigail’s children and descendants.
The Lawshe House
Quite some time ago, I wrote an article called “Going-Going- Gone” about houses that are disappearing or have disappeared. One of them was a mystery to me. But finally I have figured out who it belonged to.
The Lawshe Tree
The Lawshe family came to America from Rheinland-Pfalz in Germany. Abraham von Laaschet was born in Creyfeldt, Prussia. (The name was Anglicized to Lawshe.) He married Margaret Bechelsheimer, daughter of Elder John Bechelsheimer, minister to the fledging German Baptist congregation in Amwell Township. The Lawshes appear in connection with the church several times in the book A History of East Amwell, 1700-1800.