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Johnson, Lair, Snyder

March 5, 2015 By Marfy Goodspeed in Families, Lair, Snyder Tags: queries

Query from Janice Earliene Carr, March 3, 2015:

My husband is descended from the SNYDER FAMILY  of Hunterdon, County, N.J., which I will get to later!

My husband James William Carr of Washington, D.C.,
his father is James Entwisle Carr of same; his Mother, Olive Ida SNYDER of Ridgewood, N.J.. (dau. Of Gardiner JOHNSON SNYDER & Elizabeth “Lizzie” Amy LAIR;  – dau. Of John LAIR & Mary HANN, which both died young

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The Supreme School

February 27, 2015 By Marfy Goodspeed in Delaware Twp, E. T. Bush, Families, Historians, Kingwood Twp, Lair, Rockafellar, Rosemont, Williamson, Wolverton Tags: maps, schools

Having published Mr. Bush’s article, “The ‘Oregon’ and Other Schools,” and then a follow-up on Duck’s Flat, I thought I was done with this neighborhood for now. But I recently found another article by Mr. Bush continuing the story of Ducks’ Flat school. This article has allowed me to identify the mystery school I referred to previously, located down the road from the Ducks’ Flat school that Mr. Bush was familiar with. But I’ll wait until Mr. Bush has concluded before explaining.

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Articles by J. M. Hoppock

February 20, 2015 By Marfy Goodspeed in Historians, J. M. Hoppock

Jonathan M. Hoppock, known as ‘Jonty,’ was born Sep. 20, 1838 to Henry J. Hoppock and Lydia Wolverton. The family lived on a farm near Sand Brook in Delaware Township. Hoppock became a school teacher and developed a love of local history. Late in his life, the Democrat-Advertiser published articles he submitted about the places he knew best, nearly all of them in Delaware Township.

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