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William Chafey

M, #15126, b. 8 Jun 1786

Parents

Person SourceWilliam Chafey had person sources.1
Birth8 Jun 1786He was born on 8 Jun 1786.1

Citations

  1. [S2879] The United States National Archives, "Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty-Land Warrant Application Files", digital images, Fold3.com (https://fold3.com : accessed 16 Nov 2016), Thomas Chaffy
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Benjamin Hornor

M, #15127, b. 9 Dec 1759

Parents

Person SourceBenjamin Hornor had person sources.1
Birth9 Dec 1759He was born on 9 Dec 1759.1

Citations

  1. [S2879] The United States National Archives, "Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty-Land Warrant Application Files", digital images, Fold3.com (https://fold3.com : accessed 16 Nov 2016), Thomas Chaffy
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James Hornor

M, #15128, b. 2 Apr 1762

Parents

Person SourceJames Hornor had person sources.1
Birth2 Apr 1762He was born on 2 Apr 1762.1

Citations

  1. [S2879] The United States National Archives, "Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty-Land Warrant Application Files", digital images, Fold3.com (https://fold3.com : accessed 16 Nov 2016), Thomas Chaffy
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Rachel Hornor

F, #15129, b. 20 Sep 1776

Parents

Person SourceRachel Hornor had person sources.1
Birth20 Sep 1776She was born on 20 Sep 1776.1

Citations

  1. [S2879] The United States National Archives, "Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty-Land Warrant Application Files", digital images, Fold3.com (https://fold3.com : accessed 16 Nov 2016), Thomas Chaffy
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Noah Lippincott

M, #15130, b. ca. 1841

Parents

Person SourceNoah Lippincott had person sources.1
BirthCa. 1841He was born ca. 1841 in New Jersey, United States.1
Census1 Jun 1850He appeared in the household of Noah S. Lippincott in the 1850 census, at Northern Liberties in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States.1

Citations

  1. [S2880] 1850, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, population schedule, Northern Liberties, Ward 4, 30, dwelling 195, family 195, Noah Lippincott; digital images, Ancestry.com (https://ancestry.com); Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration
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Aaron K. Lippincott

M, #15131, b. ca. 1843

Parents

Person SourceAaron K. Lippincott had person sources.1
BirthCa. 1843He was born ca. 1843 in Pennsylvania, United States.1
Census1 Jun 1850He appeared in the household of Noah S. Lippincott in the 1850 census, at Northern Liberties in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States.1

Citations

  1. [S2880] 1850, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, population schedule, Northern Liberties, Ward 4, 30, dwelling 195, family 195, Noah Lippincott; digital images, Ancestry.com (https://ancestry.com); Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration
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David Horner

M, #15133

Parents

Family:

Person SourceDavid Horner had person sources.1

Citations

  1. [S2884] George R. Prowell, The History of Camden County, New Jersey (Philadelphia: L. J. Richards & Co., 1886), 749-750
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Merritt Horner

M, #15134

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Family:

Person SourceMerritt Horner had person sources.1
BirthHe was born in Camden, New Jersey, United States.2

Citations

  1. [S2884] George R. Prowell, The History of Camden County, New Jersey (Philadelphia: L. J. Richards & Co., 1886), 749-750
  2. [S2885] NJ Biographical Review Volume XIX Containing Life Sketches Of Leading Citizens of Burlington and Camden Counties, Biographical Review Volume XIX Containing Life Sketches Of Leading Citizens of Burlington and Camden Counties New Jersey (Boston: Biographical Review Publishing Company, 1897), 194-197
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Beulah Horner

F, #15135

Parents

Family: Thomas P. Clements

NameBeulah Horner was also known as Beulah Clements.1
Person SourceShe had person sources.1

Citations

  1. [S2884] George R. Prowell, The History of Camden County, New Jersey (Philadelphia: L. J. Richards & Co., 1886), 749-750
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Ann Horner

F, #15136

Parents

Family: John Stow

NameAnn Horner was also known as Ann Stow.1
Person SourceShe had person sources.1

Citations

  1. [S2884] George R. Prowell, The History of Camden County, New Jersey (Philadelphia: L. J. Richards & Co., 1886), 749-750
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Miriam Horner

F, #15137

Parents

Family: Benjamin Fish

NameMiriam Horner was also known as Miriam Fsh.1
Person SourceShe had person sources.1

Citations

  1. [S2884] George R. Prowell, The History of Camden County, New Jersey (Philadelphia: L. J. Richards & Co., 1886), 749-750
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Mary Ann Horner

F, #15138

Parents

Family: John Horn

NameMary Ann Horner was also known as Mary Ann Horn.1
Person SourceShe had person sources.1

Citations

  1. [S2884] George R. Prowell, The History of Camden County, New Jersey (Philadelphia: L. J. Richards & Co., 1886), 749-750
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William Horner

M, #15139, b. ca. 1797, d. 28 Dec 1868

Parents

Family: Eunice Fish (b. ca. 1803)

Person SourceWilliam Horner had person sources.1
BirthCa. 1797He was born ca. 1797 in Bethel, Gloucester, New Jersey, United States.2,3
Marriage24 Feb 1825He and Eunice Fish were married on 24 Feb 1825 in Gloucester, New Jersey, United States.4
Occupation1 Jun 1850On 1 Jun 1850 William Horner was a farmer.3
Census1 Jun 1850He with Eunice Fish, Marlon F. Horner, Lemuel D. Horner, John H. Horner, Eunice Horner, Mary B. Horner, and Elizabeth E. Horner appeared in the census on 1 Jun 1850 at Delaware Township in Camden, New Jersey, United States.3
Death28 Dec 1868William Horner died on 28 Dec 1868 in Stockton, Camden, New Jersey, United States.5

Citations

  1. [S2884] George R. Prowell, The History of Camden County, New Jersey (Philadelphia: L. J. Richards & Co., 1886), 749-750
  2. [S2885] NJ Biographical Review Volume XIX Containing Life Sketches Of Leading Citizens of Burlington and Camden Counties, Biographical Review Volume XIX Containing Life Sketches Of Leading Citizens of Burlington and Camden Counties New Jersey (Boston: Biographical Review Publishing Company, 1897), 194-197
  3. [S2590] 1850, Camden County, New Jersey, population schedule, Delaware Township, 231, dwelling 8, family 8, William Horner; digital images, Ancestry.com (https://ancestry.com : accessed 29 Apr 2018); Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration
  4. [S2491] "New Jersey, Marriages, 1670-1980", database, FamilySearch.org (https://familysearch.org : accessed 30 Apr 2018), William Horner
  5. [S2818] "New Jersey index to records of births, marriages, and deaths, 1848-1900", database, FamilySearch.org (https://familysearch.org : accessed 30 Apr 2018), William Horner
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Marion Horner

M, #15140

Parents

Person SourceMarion Horner had person sources.1

Citations

  1. [S2884] George R. Prowell, The History of Camden County, New Jersey (Philadelphia: L. J. Richards & Co., 1886), 749-750
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Joel Horner

M, #15141

Parents

Person SourceJoel Horner had person sources.1

Citations

  1. [S2884] George R. Prowell, The History of Camden County, New Jersey (Philadelphia: L. J. Richards & Co., 1886), 749-750
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Thomas P. Clements

M, #15142

Family: Beulah Horner

Person SourceThomas P. Clements had person sources.1

Citations

  1. [S2884] George R. Prowell, The History of Camden County, New Jersey (Philadelphia: L. J. Richards & Co., 1886), 749-750
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John Stow

M, #15143

Family: Ann Horner

Person SourceJohn Stow had person sources.1

Citations

  1. [S2884] George R. Prowell, The History of Camden County, New Jersey (Philadelphia: L. J. Richards & Co., 1886), 749-750
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Benjamin Fish

M, #15144

Parents

Family: Miriam Horner

Person SourceBenjamin Fish had person sources.1

Citations

  1. [S2884] George R. Prowell, The History of Camden County, New Jersey (Philadelphia: L. J. Richards & Co., 1886), 749-750
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John Horn

M, #15145

Family: Mary Ann Horner

Person SourceJohn Horn had person sources.1

Citations

  1. [S2884] George R. Prowell, The History of Camden County, New Jersey (Philadelphia: L. J. Richards & Co., 1886), 749-750
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Eunice Fish

F, #15146, b. ca. 1803

Parents

Family: William Horner (b. ca. 1797, d. 28 Dec 1868)

NameEunice Fish was also known as Eunice Horner.1
Person SourceShe had person sources.1
BirthCa. 1803She was born ca. 1803 in Delair, Gloucester, New Jersey, United States.2,3
Marriage24 Feb 1825William Horner and she were married on 24 Feb 1825 in Gloucester, New Jersey, United States.4
Census1 Jun 1850She appeared in the household of William Horner in the 1850 census, at Delaware Township in Camden, New Jersey, United States.3

Citations

  1. [S2884] George R. Prowell, The History of Camden County, New Jersey (Philadelphia: L. J. Richards & Co., 1886), 749-750
  2. [S2885] NJ Biographical Review Volume XIX Containing Life Sketches Of Leading Citizens of Burlington and Camden Counties, Biographical Review Volume XIX Containing Life Sketches Of Leading Citizens of Burlington and Camden Counties New Jersey (Boston: Biographical Review Publishing Company, 1897), 194-197
  3. [S2590] 1850, Camden County, New Jersey, population schedule, Delaware Township, 231, dwelling 8, family 8, William Horner; digital images, Ancestry.com (https://ancestry.com : accessed 29 Apr 2018); Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration
  4. [S2491] "New Jersey, Marriages, 1670-1980", database, FamilySearch.org (https://familysearch.org : accessed 30 Apr 2018), William Horner
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Lemuel D. Horner

M, #15147, b. 20 Dec 1831, d. 23 Jan 1903

Parents

Family: Emma Carter (b. Apr 1845)

BiographicalBiographical article for Lemuel D. Horner. LEMUEL D. HORNER, a prosperous farmer and market-gardener a short distance from the village of Dudley, in the town of Stockton, Camden County, N.J., was born on a farm at North Cramer Hill, near by, on December 20, 1831. His father, William Horner, was born near Bethel; and his mother, whose maiden name was Eunice Fish, was a native of Delair, in the same county of Camden. His paternal grandfather, Merritt Horner, was born in this vicinity. He owned a large tract of land a short distance from Merchantville, where he resided up to his death, living to be over fourscore years of age. He had several children.

William Horner passed the early years of his life on his father’s farm; and, when the time came for him to establish a home of his own, he rented a farm, which he carried on until able to purchase. He then bought a farm at North Cramer Hill, where the thirty remaining years of his life were spent. He died at seventy-two, a man of strict integrity and highly respected. His wife Eunice was a daughter of William Fish, a successful farmer. She bore her husband seven children. The five now living are: Mahlon F.; Lemuel; Eunice, wife of John Morgan; Mary, wife of Samuel Slim; and Elizabeth, wife of Alexander Ross. Mrs. Eunice Horner lived to be seventy-seven years of age. She was a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church, and her husband belonged to the Society of Friends.

Lemuel D. Horner received a common-school education, the school which he attended being conducted on the pay system, the charge for each child being three cents per day. He remained with his parents until his father’s death, when he came into possession of the farm, which he conducted until 1887. He then sold it to Alfred Cramer, through whose enterprise a village has been built upon it, and purchased his present place at 3519 Westfield Street, a garden farm of about fifty acres. Mr. Horner is the oldest market-gardener in this locality. He ships his produce directly to Philadelphia.

In 1866 Mr. Horner married Emma, daughter of William and Ada L. Carter. She was born in Stockton on her father’s farm, which is near her present home. Besides carrying on his farming and gardening operations, Mr. Carter deals in beef to some extent. He and his wife have three daughters, all of whom are married and live within three hundred feet of the parental home. Mr. and Mrs. Horner have six children: Anna C.; William C.; Minnie R.; Lemuel, Jr.; John; and Emma. William C. Horner was educated in the Friends’ School at Philadelphia, and Lemuel, Jr., at Moorestown. All the children are living at home. William C. Horner married Mary Beideman, and has two children — Ada L. and Russell. He assists his father in carrying on the farm.

Mr. Horner votes as a Republican on national questions, but strongly advocates the principles of the Prohibition party, fully believing that the future welfare and strength of the nation will largely depend upon the stand taken in this direction. He formerly held the office of Tax Collector, and under the town system he served on the Township Committee. He and his wife are members of the Bethel Methodist Episcopal Church, in which he is a Steward, and she is identified with the Sunday-school. She is a very active temperance worker, being President of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union, of Camden, and has given much time to lecturing upon this subject. The daughter Minnie is also an earnest church and temperance worker.1
Person SourceHe had person sources.2,1
Birth20 Dec 1831He was born on 20 Dec 1831 at North Cramer Hill in Camden, New Jersey, United States.1,3,4
BirthDec 1832He was born in Dec 1832 in New Jersey, United States.5,6
Census1 Jun 1850He appeared in the household of William Horner in the 1850 census, at Delaware Township in Camden, New Jersey, United States.3
Occupation1 Jun 1850On 1 Jun 1850 Lemuel D. Horner was a farmer.3
Marriage1866He and Emma Carter were married in 1866.1,5
Occupation1 Jun 1880On 1 Jun 1880 Lemuel D. Horner was a farmer.6
Census1 Jun 1880He with Emma Carter, Anna C. Horner, William C. Horner, Minnie R. Horner, Lemuel D. Horner, Jr., John M. Horner, and Emma Horner appeared in the census on 1 Jun 1880 at Stockton Township in Camden, New Jersey, United States.6
Occupation1 Jun 1900On 1 Jun 1900 Lemuel D. Horner was a farmer.5
Census1 Jun 1900He with Emma Carter, Minnie R. Horner, Lemuel D. Horner, Jr., and John M. Horner appeared in the census on 1 Jun 1900 at 3519 Westfield Avenue in Camden, Camden, New Jersey, United States.5
Death23 Jan 1903Lemuel D. Horner died on 23 Jan 1903 at age 71 at home in Camden, Camden, New Jersey, United States.7,4
Obituary4

Citations

  1. [S2885] NJ Biographical Review Volume XIX Containing Life Sketches Of Leading Citizens of Burlington and Camden Counties, Biographical Review Volume XIX Containing Life Sketches Of Leading Citizens of Burlington and Camden Counties New Jersey (Boston: Biographical Review Publishing Company, 1897), 194-197
  2. [S2884] George R. Prowell, The History of Camden County, New Jersey (Philadelphia: L. J. Richards & Co., 1886), 749-750
  3. [S2590] 1850, Camden County, New Jersey, population schedule, Delaware Township, 231, dwelling 8, family 8, William Horner; digital images, Ancestry.com (https://ancestry.com : accessed 29 Apr 2018); Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration
  4. [S3157] "Sudeden Death of Lemuel Horner, Sr.", The Philadelphia Inquirer (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania), 24 Jan 1903, obituary; (https://www.newspapers.com : accessed 27 Feb 2020)
  5. [S2933] 1900, Camden County, New Jersey, population schedule, Camden City, enumeration district (ED) 86, 1A, house 3 family 3, Lemoul D Horner; digital images, Ancestry.com (https://ancestry.com : accessed 27 Feb 2020); Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration
  6. [S2805] 1880, Camden County, New Jersey, population schedule, Stockton Township, enumeration district (ED) 64, 3C, dwelling 20 family 24, Lemuel Horner; digital images, Ancestry.com (https://ancestry.com : accessed 27 Feb 2020); Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration
  7. [S2958] "New Jersey, State Census, 1905", database, Ancestry.com (https://ancestry.com : accessed 22 Aug 2018), Emma Horner; sheets 8A-8B; 1st District, 11th Ward, Camden, Camden, NJ
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Thomas C. Horner

M, #15148

Parents

Person SourceThomas C. Horner had person sources.1

Citations

  1. [S2884] George R. Prowell, The History of Camden County, New Jersey (Philadelphia: L. J. Richards & Co., 1886), 749-750
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Mary Horner

F, #15149

Parents

Family: James Adams

NameMary Horner was also known as Mary Adams.1
Person SourceShe had person sources.1

Citations

  1. [S2884] George R. Prowell, The History of Camden County, New Jersey (Philadelphia: L. J. Richards & Co., 1886), 749-750
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Elizabeth Horner

F, #15150

Parents

Family: William Hinchman

NameElizabeth Horner was also known as Elizabeth Hinchman.1
Person SourceShe had person sources.1

Citations

  1. [S2884] George R. Prowell, The History of Camden County, New Jersey (Philadelphia: L. J. Richards & Co., 1886), 749-750
Compiler: Dick Horner
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