H Husted
H Husted
Ancestors 
Daughter of P Husted
and [private mother (unknown - unknown)]
[sibling(s) unknown]
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Research Interests
I'm a project coordinator for the New Sweden Project and the New Jersey Project.
Dad's family is from southern New Jersey, including
Immigrants
My mother is an English immigrant, while my dad's a descendant of over a hundred colonial immigrants. I'm working on sourcing that first generation as completely as possible.
They were farmers, adventurers, mariners, Puritans, and Quakers, migrating to New Jersey from Philadelphia, Massachusetts, Connecticut, New Amsterdam, New Sweden, and one from the Virginia Colony (maybe). Many migrated from Long Island when land in New Jersey became available. Others landed in the Garden State and stayed put. :)
Brick Walls
I would love to solve the brick walls of Joseph Stratton & Rosanna (Layton, White) Stratton of Philadelphia and Clayton Township, Gloucester County. They were born in the 1820s and died after 1885.
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| The only place I have her surname is on their son's death certificate. |
Another pair of brick walls I'd like to solve is Cornelius Shaw and Phebe Joslin. He was a Revolutionary patriot, she might be a descendant of people who survived a massacre in King Phillip's War. Maybe.
These are my other U.S. family brick walls: CT, MA, NY, NJ, PA.
Interesting Ancestors
- Elizabeth (Blanchard?) Garlick was accused as a witch by Lion Gardiner's dying daughter, then saved at trial by John Winthrop, Jr.
- Marke Newby imported New Jersey's first coinage
- Peter Long was a counterfeiter, bragged about it, then apparently ratted on his partner to escape death.
- Anne (Cole) Edwards was punished for contempt of court.
- William Brinton, Jr.'s house is now a stunning museum.
- Monroe Husted patented lathes for chipping glass blowing molds.
Authors
- Francis Estlack, a "public Quaker" born in Bermuda published a reactionary pamphlet.
- William Rakestraw was a litigious rabble-rousing pacifist whose "scurrilous rhymes" made him the second published poet in Philadelphia.
- Butler Newcomb published The Vision of Butler Newcomb
- William Wood published New England's Prospect (maybe my ancestor)
Links
Wikitree pages
Historical & Genealogical Societies
- Brinton Association of America
- Camden County Historical Society
- Cumberland County Historical Society
- Gloucester County Historical Society
- NEHGS
- Salem County Historical Society
- Swedish Colonial Society
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Followed Tags
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DNA Connections
It may be possible to confirm family relationships with H by comparing test results with other carriers of her ancestors' mitochondrial DNA. However, there are no known mtDNA test-takers in her direct maternal line. It is likely that these autosomal DNA test-takers will share DNA with H:
Collaboration
H is a Wiki Genealogy Volunteer following these tags:
- 1776
- ANNOUNCEMENTS
- News
- CATEGORIZATION
- I set up and assign geographic categories as part of the categorization member group.
- DATA_ERRORS
- Trust Data Not Lore
- EUROARISTO
- HUSTED
- I work on connecting Husteds on Wikitree.
- NEW_JERSEY
- I <3 South Jersey genealogy. Happy to help with Swedish, Quaker, and other colonial profiles from the Garden State.
- NEW_NETHERLAND
- Descendant of Jansen Carsten (c.1634 - 1697), as well as several New Sweden settlers
- NEW_SWEDEN
- I started a project for New Sweden.
- PGM
- PRE-1500
- I can help anyone needing edits.
- PROFILES
- QUAKERS
- Many New Jersey & Pennsylvania Quakers in my family, incl. Francis Estlack, William Brinton, John Somers, Hannah Hodgkins, Christina England, Benjamin Acton, William Cooper, William Tyler...
- SOUTHERN_COLONIES
- STRATTON
- Searching for origins of Joseph Stratton b. 1822
- STYLE
- Yes darling
- SWEDEN
- I'm working on New Sweden colonists.
- US_HISTORY
- Coordinating the New Jersey project
DNA Connections
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On 28 Aug 2017 at 20:58 GMT Tina (Reynolds) Gasperson wrote:
Thanks for the merge request. As far as Joseph goes, I have no doubt it is a match. I do have a difference with his mother; according to my research and looking at the birth date, the Lenni-Lenape Indian Mary was not his mother, she was his grandmother, married to Bartholomew. What are your thoughts?
On 15 Aug 2017 at 17:47 GMT Anonymous (Galbraith) Christiansen wrote:
Re: William Alexander Husted - yes, the link you provided in FamilySearch is "my" William Alexander Husted 1860 Census in Sullivan, Tioga, Pennsylvania.
On 7 Aug 2017 at 14:16 GMT Tim Miller wrote:
Heather, I have changed the LNAB of our ancestor Peter to Nilsson.
On 4 Aug 2017 at 00:53 GMT Jim Angelo Jr wrote:
Thanks for the note. I'm hoping August will be the month of many forefathers, but its only 2 so far.
On 7 Jul 2017 at 00:39 GMT Andrea (Stawski) Pack wrote:
On 6 May 2017 at 17:51 GMT Marj Adams wrote:
Hi, I just merged 2 records for Ericus Smidt. His wife Brita shows 2 different fathers. FS has Peter Andersson, no wife on that record but Katarina on another WT profile. James, (brother of Peter, supposedly) and wife Brita Lyman are also shown as Brita's parents. Do you have sources to sort this out?
On 28 Apr 2017 at 04:47 GMT Ruth L. wrote:
After New Sweden, Maine, was settled in 1870, another town not far away was founded and they named it Stockholm. That is where my mother was born. I wonder if there are any other 'New Swedens' out there.
On 27 Apr 2017 at 16:40 GMT Ruth L. wrote:
Thanks for responding. My grandfather was born in Sweden and his family settled in New Sweden, a town in northern Maine. My grandmother's family had helped found the town. The town was founded in 1870. See link. http://www.maineswedishcolony.info/index.html.
On 22 Apr 2017 at 12:43 GMT Jim Lynch wrote:
The Gloucester County Historical Society link is now: https://www.gchsnj.org/
On 12 Apr 2017 at 17:44 GMT Andrew Lancaster wrote:
No problem at all. I see no problem with your concern, and I was happy to look over those comments.
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