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Hard to say, Guy. I think a certain segment of the Still family enjoy their perceived, but incorrect, familial connectivity with Levin, Charity, Peter, James, and William Still (Steel) because they have gained great renown for who they were and what they accomplished during their lifetime. The...

Teegate: I had the opportunity to briefly present my findings on the original Still family in February at a symposium. Following the close of the session I had a young man from Lawnside approach me and talk about what I presented. He indicated that my information really altered his thinking...

Over the past several years, I have conducted considerable research into the southern New Jersey Still family. Based on my research, I believe these Stills originated with a slave belonging to the Hugg family in the late seventeenth or early eighteenth century. This slave was reportedly of...

Folks: For the cartophiles among us, I highly recommend the new exhibition mounted at the New Jersey State Museum on State Street in Trenton with the above title. It opened this past Saturday and runs through 23 February 2014. I had to be there on opening day! Due to my work, I am very...

Badfish740: Park Island is the one in the Delaware River across from Sanhickan Drive between Rogers Avenue and Afton Avenue. It was a scout camp for many years. Best regards, Jerseyman

Badfish740: Yes, Robert Stacy and his brothers, Mahlon and John, all emigrated from Yorkshire. This meant they were to settle in the First Tenth, originally extending from the Falls of the Delaware to Rancocas Creek. If you are interested in an indepth discussion of the planned original...