- New
to Genealogy?
If you are brand new to family tree and history research, perhaps
you should visit these web sites first.
- Vital
Records
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The
Salem County Bio Project has been updated to include files pertaining
to Marriages from several Churches and County Clerk Records.
These are Records compiled by H Stanley Craig in 1928
Marriage records. From New Jersey archives, Vol. XXII ; pages:
3-18
Marriage records. From County clerk's records ; pages: 19-198
Marriage records. From Salem Friends' Meeting records* ; pages:
199-214
Marriage records. From Pilesgrove Friends' Meeting records ;
pages: 215-230
Marriage records. From Pittsgrove Presbyterian Church records
; pages:
231-233
Marriage records. From Pittsgrove Baptist Church records ; pages:
234-245
Marriage records. From Penns Neck Old Swedes Church records*
; pages:
246-246
Marriage Records. From Cohansey Lutheran Church records ; pages:
247-247
Index to women's names ; pages: 248-295
All the above files are available in pdf format.
- Archives
& Projects
- Salem County Historical
Society
79-83 Market Street
Salem, NJ 08079
856-935-5004
Hours: Tues-Sat, 12 noon to 4 PM
- Salem County Clerk
Court House,
92 Market Street
Salem, NJ 08079
856-935-7510 Ext. 8206
FAX 856-935-8882
- Cemetery
& Tombstone Transcriptions, Obituaries
- Census
Records Online
- Directories
- 1913
Farm Directories
for Alloway, Elsinboro, Lower Alloway Creek, Lower Penns Neck,
Mannington Township, Oldman, Borough of Pennsgrove, Pilesgrove,
Quinton, City of Salem, Upper Pens Neck, Upper Pittsgrove and
Borough of Woodstown
- Email
Lists / Listservs
- Family
Trees & Biographies
- Message
Boards / Queries
- Surnames
- please post these
on Rootsweb
- Social Security
Death Index
(SSDI) - Free Search
List
of resources available for LOOK-UPS:
(UPDATED May 2007)
Please follow these guidelines when requesting a look-up.
* 1. Put
name of county and LOOKUP in caps in subject of message. This
will ensure that your request is not accidentally overlooked
or deleted.
* 2. Put name of book or type of information you are requesting
the lookup from in the first line of the message. Many of these
wonderful volunteers have more than one book or CD and need to
know what you are looking for in order to try to help you.
* 3. Limit your request to 1 or 2 specific names. Asking for
ALL the marriages on a surname of Brown or Jones or Smith will
probably be ignored or request denied.
* 4. Don't forget to thank your volunteer for their time and
trouble.
* 5. IF you have a resource on SALEM COUNTY New Jersey, and you
are willing to offer a FREE look-up service by email, please
contact me at the along with your name, email address, and books/documents/databases
where you are offering to look up information.
>>>
Janice Brown will research
the United States Census from 1840-1930 for ONE complete name
(first and last). The individual/family must be believed to be
residing in Salem County New Jersey. You MUST put "SALEM
COUNTY" in the Subject line, and include as much as you
know about the person who is to be researched, in order to receive
the best benefit.
>>>
Irene Smith
has offered to do lookups from the following sources
-- NJ
Index of Wills, Inventories, Etc. in the office of the Secretary
of the State, prior to 1901
-- State of New Jersey Index of Wills, Inventories, Etc. prior
to 1901, 3 volumes, 21 counties.
-- Calendar of NJ Wills (abstracts 1670-1785, 1791-1809, 1814-1817)
-- Archives of the State of New Jersey, newspaper extracts (1751-1755,
1766-1767, 1772-1773, 1778-1780)
-- New Jersey Patents and Deeds 1664-1703
-- Genealogies of New Jersey Families (two volumes, compiled
from Genealogical Magazine of New Jersey)
-- New Jersey Marriage Records by William Nelson 1665-1800
-- New Jersey in 1793 (militia census)
-- South Jersey Church Records by Jeanine Hammell (volume 1 only)
-- Early Church Records of Burlington County, by Charlotte Meldrum,
3 volumes (quaker records)
-- Marriage records by H.Stanley Craig (counties, Atlantic, Burlington,
Camden, Cape May, Gloucester, also South Jersey Marriages)
-- Records of the Reformed Dutch Churches of Hackensack and Schraalenburgh,
New Jersey
-- New Jersey Biographical and Genealogical Notes by William
Nelson
-- Salem Wills (abstracts 1804-1860)
-- American Marriage Records Before 1699 by William M Clemens
-- Census lookups, statewide
The
following is JUST A sampling (i.e. only a partial list)
of publications available FREE, through HeritageQuest. Simply
contact your local library to see if they have a subscription
(many libraries do). If yes, you can access this at the library.
Simply search for "Atlantic County" under the PLACE
search. The following (and more) will show up. Some county and
local libraries allow you to access this from your home--ask
your local librarian about this. [Once using HeritageQuest, search
on "Salem NJ" or "Salem County NJ" or "Salem
New Jersey" for a long list.
-Almanac and yearbook; Salem, N.J.: John Fenwick Colony Tercentenary
Committee, 1974
- Churches of Salem County, New Jersey by Josephine Jaquett;
Salem, N.J.: Salem County Tercentenary Committee, 1964
- Craven's choice : paper read before the Salem County Historical
Society on June 9th, 1908, by Edward S. Sharpe; 1908
- Directory of churches in New Jersey; Newark, N.J.: The Survey,
1940
- Early Salem County : paper read before the Salem County Historical
Society, December 10, 1907 by Edson Salisbury Jones; 1907
- Genealogical data : the Salem tenth in West New Jersey;
Merchantville, N.J.: H.S. Craig, 1926
- A genealogical and biographical record of the Pedrick family
of New Jersey, 1675-1938, by Hubert Bastian Shoemaker; 1938
A genealogical and biographical record of the Shoemaker family
of Gloucester and Salem Counties, N.J., 1765-1935, by Hubert
Bastian Shoemaker; 1935
- Place names of Salem County, N.J. by Harold E. Woodward; Salem,
N.J.: Salem County Historical Society, 1964
- Sketches of Salem, N.J., and vicinity in the year 1823-26:
extracts from the files of the Salem messenger and public advertiser,
by Frank H. Stewart; Salem, N.J., 1933
- The descendants of the pioneers : paper read before the Salem
County Historical Society on March 10th 1908, by Edward S. Sharpe;
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