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From: Michelle <>
Subject: Re: [NJHUNTER] German church in Alexandria TWP
Date: Sat, 21 Aug 1999 09:51:08 -0400


wrote:
>
> In the book "Early Germans Of New Jersey" the was a mention of a German
> reformed Church in Alexandria TWP. They gave a list of some names:
>
> Horn , Huner, SChlaut, Casper, Hollenberger, Fishbach, Bitzer, Schmid, Bloom,
> Morkel< Young, Eberts, Loesch, Apgar, Alpock, Enders, Rockfellar, Henn,
> Metler, Lampen, Case, Dilts, Balenheimer, Reinschmidt, Otto, Bolsin, Klein,
> Scneider, Wager, Kuhl, Geist, Alsentz, Soloman, Schrei, Zingler, Patenheimer,
> Rimer , and others.
>
> My question is did this group stay together when the reformed church went out
> of existence? Is there evidence that some of these people left NJ and
> traveled together WEST? How can I find out the "others" in the group?
>
> Is Alexandria TWP near Phillipsburg, NJ?
>
> Is anyone working on any of these names that might be able to give me a hint.
> I would love to find out when these Palatinates came to the area.
> Any lead will be appreciated. Thanks Sandy
>
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Sandy-

My WINTER and BRECHLI (Brackley) families attended the German Reformed
Church of Alexandria 1770-80s and are later found in Greenwich in Sussex
(later Warren) County attending St. James Lutheran Church (Straw
Church).

Alexandria Twp. is located northeast of Frenchtown to the county border
(Bloomsbury).
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http://www.co.hunterdon.nj.us/map.htm

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