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From: Mike Miller <>
Subject: [NJHUNTER] Winters and/or Winter?
Date: Sun, 26 Jan 2003 19:53:25 -0600


Were there separate Winters and Winter families living in old Hunterdon and
Sussex Counties, NJ in the 1780-1800 time frame?

Also on the marriage of John Simson/Agnes Miller, does anyone know of Millers
living in Buck Co. PA at this time. I gather there was a bridge or ferry at
Lamberville??? Mike Miller

>From Marriages by Rev. William Frazier:

Jan 11, 1787, Simson, John and Miller, Agnes, Bucks, PA.

Jan 9, 1782, Miller, John and Winter, Mary, Amwell.

And from a kind soul who sent me this abstract:

Sussex County Deeds, Books A-E, p. 108, 10 April 1801:  PHILIP MILLER of
Oxford and MARGARET his wife to ANDREW MILLER of same place ... 625 Pounds
.... the Equal undivided moeity of the following big snip JACOB MYERS part
of the 3 lots containing 700 [?] acres & he sold on 31 April [sic] 1796 to
ANDREW MILLER & PHILIP MILLER as tenants in common
each entitled to 1 equal undivided moeity of 272 acres adjoining WILLIAM
GARDNER, HENRY WINTERS, SAMUEL NEWELLS, CHRISTOPHER SMITH & DEWITT'S ROAD.
Signed by PHILIP MILLER & MARGARET MILLER (signed in Dutch) Witnesses:
LAWRENCE MILLER. On 10 April 1801 they deposed to JOHN MAXWELL.

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