802

William F. Cone (1874-1966), Commercial photographer

1880s

1966

803

Gilder, Joseph B. (1858-1936), journalist, banker

1872

1873

805

Allen H. Brown (1820-1907), Presbyterian missionary

1838

1907

806

Mary E. Rogers (fl. 1934-1953), Housewife

1934

1953

807

Beach, Joseph W. and Phebe Ann, educators

1831

1856

808

Grand Army of the Republic. Department of New Jersey.

1870

1930

811

Saint Paul's Parish, Newark, NJ

1853

1890

812

First United Methodist Church, Newark, NJ

1839

1960

813

Mockridge and Son, hardware, Newark, NJ

1896

1898

814

Sussex County Teachers' Institute

1864

1865

815

Camden and Atlantic Railroad Company. Atlantic City Branch

ca. 1899

ca. 1899

816

Sommer (J.L.) Manufacturing Company, steel and wire specialties, job plating, Newark, NJ

1910

1958

817

Summers, Charles G., Civil War officer

1863

1866

818

FewSmith Family

1844

1861

819

Thirteenth New Jersey Volunteers

1862

1863

820

John Piatt (fl. 1765-1785), Cobbler

1765

1785

821

Smith, Frederick H. and Frederick H., Jr.

1834

1922 

822

John Gibbs (fl. 1833-1867), Presbyterian minister

1867

1867

823

Isaac Doughten (fl. 1867), Merchant

1867

1867

824

Smith Family

1667

1960

825

Pope, Elizabeth, women's rights leader

1910

1920 

826

Academy of Medicine of New Jersey

1776

1968

827

Ocean Fishery Company, Long Branch, NJ

1882

1921 

828

Stevens Academy, Hoboken, NJ

1861

1958 

829

Essex County, New Jersey Coroner's Office

1854

1855 

830

Federal Writer's Project. New Jersey

1890

1953

831

Miller, George Julius (1895-1974), lawyer

ca.1724

1960

832

Elizabethtown Bill in Chancery and Answer

1745

1752

833

First New Jersey Continental Regiment

1779

1782

834

Essex County, New Jersey Board of Chosen Freeholders, Committee on Buildings

1852

1916 

835

Schoonmaker, Jacob (1777-1852), Dutch Reformed minister

ca.1801

ca.1801

836

Savage Family

1758

1938

837

Bellangee Family (Little Egg Harbor, NJ)

1770

1881

838

Elizabethtown Library Company

1792

1824

839

Presbyteries of Morris County and Newark, NJ and New York, NY

1775

1835

840

Crowell, Charles, Civil War soldier

n.d.

n.d.

841

Nathaniel Brown (fl. 1803-1834), Cooper and teamster

1803

1834

842

Black, John, tax collector

1783

1784 

843

George Perry Morris (1864-1921), Journalist

1843

1918

844

Nathan White (fl. 1780-1786), Currier

1780

1786

845

Jersey City, NJ

1869

1869 

846

South Orange Female Organizations

1861

1868 

847

John Mehelm (1733-1809) and Sidney Berry (1745-1820), Merchants

1772

1774

848

Joseph Sherman Frelinghuysen (1869-1948), U.S. Senator

1907

1926

849

Newark, NJ Improvement Associations

1884

1886 

850

Lyon-Bedford Family

1781

1844 

851

Belleville, NJ Post Office

1845

1861

852

Philosophical Society of the City of New York

1852

1855

853

Byrne, Garrett S., lawyer

1886

1892

854

Cox, Joseph W., surveyor

1853

1861

855

Sanderson, A. E., teacher

1854

1854

856

Bonnell, Nancy

1812

1855

857

"Notes and Observations on Trade, Finance and Political Economy"

1843

1846

858

Newark Library Association, Newark, NJ

1789

1914

859

Essex County, New Jersey Clerk's Office

1784

1787

860

American Smelting and Refining Company, Perth Amboy Plant

1902

1907

861

Nolton (Charles) Real Estate, Newark, NJ

1900

1907

862

Jenkinson, Richard C. (1853-1930), manufacturer

1861

1922

863

Kress, Idabelle Haughey, singer

1881

1883

864

Deutsch-Amerikanisches Pioneer Jubilaum, Newark, NJ

1883

1883

865

Zebina Dodd (1762-1843) and J. C. Crowell (fl. 1813-1820), Grocers

1813

1820

866

McDowell Family

1792

1966

867

Biddle, John, surveyor

1760

1770

868

Euphemia Maria Brinckerhoff (1796-1882), Student

1810

1810

869

John Rutherfurd (1810-1872)

1842

1874

870

Schley, Reeve (1881-1960), banker, lawyer

1904

1944

871

Essex County, New Jersey Court for the Trial of Small Causes

1882

1893

872

Hudson and Manhattan Railroad Company

1902

1962

873

Stiles and Ward Company, general store, Bloomfield, NJ

1832

1861

874

Bloomfield, NJ

1863

1863

875

Samuel Hayes Congar (1796-1872), Coach painter

1818

1853

876

Lambert, Isabel St. George

1863

1866

877

Philadelphia, PA

1802

1803

878

Goldschmidt, Samuel Anthony (1848-1933), chemist

1869

1869

879

Samuel Miller (1769-1859), Presbyterian minister and educator

1847

1847

880

William B. Brown (fl. 1850-1878), Congregational minister

1850

1878

881

Harbourt, Enoch A., mason

1866

1885

882

Trinity Cathedral in Newark, Newark, NJ

1743

1973

883

Louisa Halsey Canfield (1839-1863)

1861

1862

884

Caldwell Young People's Temperance Society, Caldwell, NJ

1834

1836

885

Presbytery of Passaic, NJ

1865

1870

886

Harmonic Society of Newark, Newark, NJ

1830

1830

887

Roxbury Academy, Roxbury Township, NJ

1808

1811

888

Hegeman, Adriaen, Jr.

1766

1768

889

Universalist Churches, Newark, NJ

1855

1875

891

William Wallace (d. 1843), Merchant

1808

1813

892

Estate of Johnson Ward, carpenter

1832

1836

893

Episcopal Society of New Jersey for the Promotion of Christian Knowledge and Piety

1811

1835

894

Abijah Davis (1763-1817), Presbyterian minister

1799

1799

895

Bedminster Township, New Jersey Voting register

1797

1803

896

Allen, Adaline T. (b. 1840), student

1856

1869

897

David Bayard Ogden (1775-1849), Lawyer

n. d.

n. d.

898

Estate of Aaron Melick (1725-1809)

1809

1823

899

John McDowell (1780-1863), Presbyterian minister

1816

1816

900

Peter Kanouse (1784-1864), Presbyterian minister

1835

1835