Heather Husted
Heather 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.
Immigrants
My mother is an English immigrant.
My dad's a descendant of over a hundred known U.S. colonial immigrants. 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 this surname is on their son's death certificate. On her son's marriage record, her name is Layman. |
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
- 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.
- Jansen Carsten, mariner who settled Gravesend, New Netherland settler; his sons were early settlers of Cape May
- Henry Young, early settler of Cape May
- William Brinton, Jr.'s house is now a stunning museum.
- Lieutenant Andrew Newcomb and Captain Andrew Newcomb
- Monroe Husted patented lathes for chipping glass blowing molds.
Feisty Females
- Elizabeth (Blanchard?) Garlick was accused as a witch by Lion Gardiner's dying daughter, then saved at trial by John Winthrop, Jr.
- Anne (Cole) Edwards was punished for contempt of court.
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)
Male Ancestors During the American Revolution
Eldredge/Stratton Side
- Silas Swain, apparently a loyalist?
- Benjamin Abrams possible loyalist?
- Samuel Eastlack was born a Quaker, then converted to Methodism at some point. What was he up to during the war?
- John Thackara was born a (pacifist) Quaker; did he stay a Quaker?
- Richard Collings was born a (pacifist) Quaker; did he stay a Quaker?
- Thomas West ?
- Joseph Camp, Jr ?
- Joseph Camp, Sr ?
- John Isard ?
- Jeremiah Richardson ?
- Jonas Hoffman
- Enoch Youngs Sr. ?
- Job Young ?
- Peter Corson ?
Hall/Husted Side
- Cornelius Shaw served
- Joel Husted did not serve, but two of his brothers crossed the Delaware with Washington
- Samuel Youngs, possible Revolutionary veteran
- Jonathan Youngs dad was likely serving, where was he?
- Joseph Applegate his identity is unclear, but he could be a veteran
- William Hall was born a (pacifist) Quaker; did he stay a Quaker?
- Samuel Hall? dad was born a Quaker, was he?
- William Newcomb ?
- Butler Newcomb ?
- Seth Lore ?
- Daniel Lore ?
- Erik Cobb ?
- George Morrison ?
- William Buckalow ?
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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- Heather's formal name
- e-mail address
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DNA Connections
It may be possible to confirm family relationships with Heather 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 Heather:
Questions
Collaboration
Heather 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
It may be possible to confirm family relationships with Heather 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 Heather:
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Questions
- Heather Husted is a Wonderful WikiTreer Apr 17, 2018.
Collaboration
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On 11 May 2018 at 17:47 GMT April (Dellinger) Dauenhauer wrote:
Heather, thank you for the research you've been doing on Edward Bradwell and other New Jersey pioneers. The "Corrections to Shourds'" source is new to me and particularly helpful - I will be using it often.
Have you seen Shadwell, Middlesex at "A Vision of Britain through Time", a project of University of Portsmouth and others?
Maybe it throws some light on other research about where Bradway was from?
I love maps, so this is one of my favorite sources.
On 30 Apr 2018 at 18:33 GMT Eileen (Husted) Metz wrote:
My grandfather Claus Diedrich Hustede-born in Oldenberg, Germany in 1891 to Wilhelm Hermann Hustede and Hernine Helene Frederike Spieske. Left Germany from Elsfeth and Emigrated to USA by ship Married Honora Sheehan from Ireland in Manhattan NYC
On 29 Apr 2018 at 22:44 GMT April (Dellinger) Dauenhauer wrote:
Dear 9th-cousin-by-marriage Heather,
What you said - double double!! Template:Smile Your cousin, my husband Leo tutors 3rd graders. It has affected our speech!
On 29 Apr 2018 at 22:25 GMT Ellen Smith wrote:
Hi, Heather. I sent you a PM.
On 28 Apr 2018 at 00:21 GMT April (Dellinger) Dauenhauer wrote:
Heather, I completed the merge for Edward Bradway's profiles, and compliment you on your sources.
I have a feeling you are more familiar with him than myself, and ask that you correct any mistakes I may have made in the merging.
Also, thank you for your inline footnotes, very helpful!!
best regards,
April
On 25 Apr 2018 at 13:42 GMT James Applegate wrote:
Re: Mary Applegate
I have found no information about the identity of her parents, not even circumstantial.
On 25 Apr 2018 at 13:12 GMT MaryDon (Harwood) Beeson wrote:
Hi Heather,
I did get your merger request. My husband is related to Ruth Cope, his grandfather was Richard Benton Beeson and Julia Louella Dwinell. Richard was orphaned at around age 7 and taken in by his uncle’s family.His uncle and father were both found to be in disunity with the Quakers at approximately the same time. His parents died of paralysis. At a 50th wedding anniversary of one of the uncle that raised him, it was noted that there may have been some wife swapping or sharing going on between these brothers in Pennsylvania. But we have never gained access to these Quaker records. I would love to merge the Cope’s but have never really had my hands on actual data on Ruth’s siblings. Over the next week, I will recheck, Thank you, MaryDon E Beeson
On 6 Apr 2018 at 16:21 GMT Theresa (Ferracci) Myers wrote:
Yes, Bustill is interesting, and part of an interesting line. Since he's an open profile, anyone can contribute, so although there's no policy against creating orphaned profiles, I didn't understand why it was necessary. Do you follow if people take on any of the profiles orphaned?
On 3 Apr 2018 at 02:52 GMT Theresa (Ferracci) Myers wrote:
I connected Paul Robeson to the tree, via his wife's ancestor Aaron Cardozo who was already on the tree. Why did you create Cyrus Bustill then remove yourself as manager? Is there a Quaker project or 1776 project that could take on management of Bustill's profile?
On 9 Mar 2018 at 01:37 GMT Jim Angelo Jr wrote:
Hi Heather,
I am doing OK. Hope all is well with you. Are you completely settled in yet? I was supposed to finish a boring list of things like income tax and probate filings, but you enticed me away with the problem of Henry Coleman. I have found a few specifics, including the original source documents that tie him to the Long Finn Rebellion, and the fine he received, and his brother's will (1698). Those are all mentioned by Craig in the 1693 census (family no. 71 in the Wicaco area). He is on P. 76 at http://nc-chap.org/cranehook/pdfs/wicaco1693.pdf
Unfortunately, not much detail on the wife. I'll add the three primary sources I have (and two other secondary) in the next day or so. You can run with the 1693 Census, if you like.
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