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From: "Leslie Bouvier" <>
Subject: Re: [NJHUNTER] Welch, Welsh or Welsch on early maps
Date: Fri, 3 Dec 2004 16:12:12 -0500
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Richard,

I have an Emaline Welsh (Sep 8, 1836-Oct 17, 1890) who married George H.
Dalley on Sep 3, 1863 in Mechanicsville, Readington Twp. My unsourced notes
show her parents as William C. Welch, born 1807 in NJ, and Helena, born 1818
in NJ, and a sister Sarah Ann Welsh. For some time until the death of
Emaline, William and Helena lived with George and Emaline. They had no
surviving children. How does this Welch/Welsh family fit into your records,
please?
Thank you. Leslie (Dalley) Bouvier

This thread:

• Re: [NJHUNTER] Re: WELCH Early maps of Hunterdon County's townships by "Betty Lynne Bernhardt" <>
  • Welch, Welsh or Welsch on early maps by "Richard Welch" <>

    • Re: [NJHUNTER] Welch, Welsh or Welsch on early maps by "Leslie Bouvier" <>

    • Re: Welch, Welsh or Welsch on early maps by Mary Stewart Kyritsis <>
      • Re: [NJHUNTER] Re: Welch, Welsh or Welsch on early maps by "Gary Smith" <>
  • Re: WELCH Early maps of Hunterdon County's townships by "J. & D. Bowers" <>