Person:Eleanor Wardell (2)

Individual Record 1880 United States Census

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Eleanor M. LANE Household Female

Other Information: Birth Year <1843> Birthplace NJ Age 37 Occupation Keeping House Marital Status M <Married> Race W <White> Head of Household John L. LANE Relation Wife Father's Birthplace NJ Mother's Birthplace NJ

Source Information: Census Place Ocean, Monmouth, New Jersey Family History Library Film 1254792 NA Film Number T9-0792 Page Number 348A

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Found in 1850 fed census, Ocean twp, Monmouth, New Jersey

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Found in 1870 fed census, Ocean twp, Monmouth, New Jersey

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Posted By: Mike Truex Email: Subject: John Wardell - NJ Post Date: July 19, 2001 at 16:42:53 Message URL: http://genforum.genealogy.com/wardell/messages/222.html Forum: Wardell Family Genealogy Forum Forum URL: http://genforum.genealogy.com/wardell/

Looking for a little help on a John Wardell, Ocean Co., NJ - b. ca. 1809, de. bef. 1870. He m. Catherine Pettit, with Ch. Henrietta (1834-1878),m. Lewis Truex; Margaret (1837/38-1918), m. Wm. Elmer; and Ellen (ca. 1843-??), m. John Lane. Need help on John, parents of John, families of Margaret and Ellen. TIA :-)

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Reply Email from Mike Truex Jun 6, 2004

Ty -

Yes, there definitely could be a connection. Where did these people live? I show Ellen Wardell, but that is

not a stretch from Eleanor, and a birth of ca 1843 works, too. Her mother, I believe, is Catherine Pettit

(1819-1914), a sister to my ancestor, David Pettit. I have info on descendants of her sisters. Lane is also

common to Monmouth Co - probably could find more on them as well.

Mike

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Page: 515 Name: Eliakim Wardell Date: 16 Jan 1737 Location: Shrewsbury Town, Monmouth Co. will of. Wife, Mary. Children--Esther, Sarah, Cathrine and Stephen. Executors--wife, John Calton (Catton), Samuel Leonard, Solomon Wardell. Witnesses--Joseph Wardell, Benjamin Corlies, Andria Webley, Jr. Proved May 4, 1738. Lib. C, p. 197. 1738, April 12. Inventory, £105.3; made by Ephraim Allen and Benjamin Corliss. Page: 515 Name: Joseph Wardell Date: 05 May 1733 Location: Shrewsbury, Monmouth Co. yeoman; will of. Wife, Sarah. Children--Eliakim, Joseph, Soloman, Joanna Eatton, Elizabeth Leonard, Samuel and Ebenezer; also son, Jacob, he to have land where testator lived, adjoining William West, Solomon Wardell and Shrewsbury River. Negro Jack and negro girl Jeany to be free after death of testator's wife, who is made executrix. Witnesses--Samuel Dennis, Bartholomew West, Benjamin Parker. Proved May 30, 1735. Lib. C, p. 38. 1735, July 28. Inventory (£505.10) includes loom, silver ware (£29.19), 2 negroes (£40). Made by John Eatton and Samuel Leonard. Page: 516 Name: Solomon Wardell Date: 11 Feb 1746-7 Location: Shrewsbury Town, Monmouth Co. will of. Wife, Sarah. Children--James, Joseph, John, Elizabeth, Lydia and Sarah. Executors--wife, and Joseph Eatton. Witnesses--Bartholomew West, Jacob Wardell, Joshua Parker. Proved May 20, 1748.

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Subject: Re: Thompson of NY/NJ area Author: GloriaThompson4562 Date: Tuesday, April 29, 2008 Classification: queries Surnames:

I'll throw my THOMPSONs of NJ into the Search. Since there's WARDELL & MonmouthCo connections, I think you should look at the descendants of Cornelius THOMPSON, surfaced from Scotland by 1700 in Freehold,MonmouthCo NJ...and some of his descendants married WARDELLs--Wardell is a common surname in the county;like me, most of us descend from Eliakim &Lydia (Perkins)Wardell who settled in (now) Rumson near LongBranch (where many were life-savers&worked for wrecking companies).Eliakim's brotherSamuel Waddell(Wardell/Wardwell) was hanged sadly for "witchcraft" in AndoverMA (see Salem Trials account);& wifeLydia is the subject of new book (THE NAKED QUAKER)--once banished to NJ, they lead quiet lives as Quakers. Eliakim was 1st Sheriff of Monmouth Co. Your Wardell history in NewEngland's 1600s & Monmouth CoNJ's 1700-1800s is an interesting one--and well documented. I think, you may be connected to Cornelius Thom(p)son (as I am)-a good genealogy is THE STONE HOUSE THOMPSONs (at MCHS Library in Freehold,NJ)--big family. Let me know if you think these are your families;I'll look up at NEHGS next time I'd down there--i.e.:Late-1800s article in NYBG register about the Wardells rescuing Germans from a shipwreck off LongBranch gives a nice account of that family, along with some Wardell photos from late 1800s. Gloria Thompson

1. ↑ ^1.0 1.1 Ancestry.com. 1870 United States Federal Census. (Name: The Generations Network, Inc.; Location: Provo, UT, USA; Date: 2003;)
   Database online. Ocean, Monmouth, New Jersey, post office Eatontown, roll 876, page 386, image 190.

   Record for Eleanor M Lane _FOOT: Ancestry.com, 1870 United States Federal Census (Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2003), Database online. Ocean, Monmouth, New Jersey, post office Eatontown, roll 876, page 386, image 190.

2. ↑ Information Provided by a Cousin in NJ Mike Truex.

   Information Provided by a Cousin in NJ Mike Truex