Does anyone have any information on this John Babington, who had 8 males and 2 females in his family in 1830 in (possibly near Weymouth, NJ) Hamilton Township, Gloucester County, NJ?

I saw a Babington marker at the Weymouth Methodist Church cemetery and I think there may be a connection between the Babington family and the Emmel and Ireland families in Emmelville, NJ.

My e-mail: handincookiejar@comcast.net

Thanks,

Joe

Joe,

Microcopy 593, Roll 859, 1870 Census, Federal, New Jersey, Cumberland County, 3rd Ward, Millville, Page 40, Dwelling Number 277, Family Number 291

John Babbington, 80, Works in Iron Foundry, Value of Real Estate 600, Value of Personal Estate 200
Born England, Father Born England, Mother Born England
Jane Babbington, 60, Keeps House, Born England, Father Born England, Mother Born England
Anna Babbington, 12, Born, New Jersey

From the Weymouth Furnace Diary
Jan. 15, 1820, John Babbington went to Atsion
Mar. 19, 1820, Mrs Babbington had a fine daughter
April 23, 1820, Mrs. Babbington departed this life about 11 P.M
Aug. 19, 1820, John Babbington and Priscilla Huffman married last night

Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Millville
Jane Babbington, Died December 16, 1893, Aged 75 Years, Buried next to
John Giston, Died March 18, 1847, aged 52 Years

From Weymouth Methodist Cemetery
Rosanna Ireland Babbington , Died July 13, 1825, Aged 18 Months
Head and Foot markers made of iron
Buried between Catherine Mull and Rosanna Emmel

Jesse R Adams, Born 1825, Died 1893 Married
Amanda Babbington, June 26, 1856
Amanda was Born 1837 and Died 1910
Jesse and Amanda are buried in Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Millville

Jesse R Adams was the son of James B Adams who was a pipe moulder at Weymouth Works

Walter

Thanks again, Walter!!!

Do you have any additional information on Philip Emmel's mother, Rosana, and Philip Emmel's father, (first name unknown) Emmel?

Rosana was born 1749 and died March 28, 1823 (Good Friday). Rosana is buried at Weymouth Methodist Church cemetery. What was her maiden name?

I am interested in this family because my ggg grandmother was a Mary Babington, born 1795 in New Jersey. She married James Smith Garoutte between 1809-1813, possibly in Pleasant Mills (Atlantic County) or Cape May (Cumberland Co.), New Jersey, which is near. Lots of folks have submitted dates and places for her birth, marriage and death to the International Genealogical Index maintained by the LDS.

I would like to find the names of her parents, but have been unable to locate the marriage record. Because of the proximity of Millville to Pleasant Mills, where I know the Garoutte family lived, I am wondering if there might be a connection. According to "The Garoutte History", 3rd edition, published in 1985, James and his siblings were born in Gloucester and Burlington Couties. A couple of his siblings marriages have been located in the Gloucester County Historic Society index online.

Also, I have a photograph of the headstone mentioned in your post for Rosanna Ireland Babington. Located online at http://memory.loc.gov is a photograph of a cast iron headstone originally in the Weymouth ME Church Burying Ground, taken by Nathaniel R. Ewan, March 20, 1937:
Rosanna Ireland Babington Cast Iron Gravestone, Batsto Museum (moved from ME, Weymouth), Batsto, Burlington County, NJ
Inscription reads:
In Memory Of Rosana Ireland Babington - she departed this life
July 13, 1825
Aged 18 Months
O death it is a .... all

I would appreciate any suggestions as to where I might find marriage records for this area. This marriage does not appear in the Gloucester County index online, but perhaps I should concentrate next on Cumberland County.

Regards,
Jane