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List of New Jersey places with former names and county
Related Collections: Manuscript Group 1361, New Jersey Place Photographs and Prints
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County |
City |
Title |
MG |
Atlantic City |
Meyer Keilsohn Photographs 1960s-1970s |
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Atlantic |
Egg Harbor Township |
W. P. A. Historical Records Survey, New Jersey |
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Atlantic |
Mays Landing |
Brown, Allen H. (1820-1907), Presbyterian missionary |
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Atlantic |
Mays Landing |
W. P. A. Historical Records Survey, New Jersey |
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Bell, Andrew (1757-1843), Land surveyor |
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Bergen |
----- |
Berdan, John, Jr. (fl. 1823-1856), Surveyor and cartographer |
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Bergen |
----- |
Hayes, Samuel (1728-1811), Land surveyor |
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Bergen |
----- |
Mintz, Hymen B. (1909-1986), Manuscript Collection |
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Bergen |
---- |
Saalbach, Carl F. Architect Collection |
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Bergen |
Bergen Township |
Bergen Township, New Jersey Land record book |
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Bergen |
Bergen Township |
Van Horne Family |
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Bergen |
Closter |
Wilcox, Ruth (1908-1989), Artist |
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Bergen |
Communipaw |
Van Horne Family |
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Bergen |
Edgerstown |
Rutherfurd, John (1810-1872) |
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Bergen |
Emerson |
Saalbach, Carl F. Architect Collection |
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Bergen |
English Neighborhood |
Edsall Family |
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Bergen |
Fair Lawn |
Madge Sills Hamlin |
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Bergen |
Franklin Lakes |
Roome-Lamscha-Harrison Family, Surveyors |
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Bergen |
Franklin Township |
Ackerman, James I. (b. 1772), Blacksmith and innkeeper |
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Bergen |
Hackensack |
Bergen Township, New Jersey Land record book |
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Bergen |
Hackensack |
Clark, Joseph (1751-1813), Revolutionary War officer |
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Bergen |
Hackensack |
Merritt Family |
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Bergen |
Hackensack |
Wilson, Peter (1746-1826), New Jersey Assemblyman |
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Bergen |
Hohokus |
Roome-Lamscha-Harrison Family, Surveyors |
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Bergen (?) |
Kingsland |
Kingsland Family |
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Bergen |
Lodi |
East Newark Land Company |
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Bergen |
Lodi Township |
Kingsland Family |
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Bergen |
Mahwah |
Roome-Lamscha-Harrison Family, Surveyors |
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Bergen |
Midland Park |
Roome-Lamscha-Harrison Family, Surveyors |
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Bergen |
New Barbados Neck |
Schuyler Family |
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Bergen |
Oakland |
Roome-Lamscha-Harrison Family, Surveyors |
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Bergen |
Paramus |
Clark, Joseph (1751-1813), Revolutionary War officer |
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Bergen |
Paramus |
Van Blarcom, John (fl. 1772-1822), Farmer |
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Bergen |
Ramapo area |
Scammell, Alexander (1747-1781), Adjutant General in the Continental Army |
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Bergen |
Ramsey |
Roome-Lamscha-Harrison Family, Surveyors |
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Bergen |
Ridgefield |
Edsall Family |
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Bergen |
Rutherford |
Colhoun Family |
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Bergen |
Rutherfurd Park |
Kingsland Family |
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Bergen |
Saddle Brook Township |
Saddle River Township, NJ Record book |
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Bergen |
Saddle River |
DeGray Family |
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Bergen |
Saddle River Township |
Saddle River Township, NJ Record book |
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Bergen? |
Wagaraw |
DeGray Family |
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Bergen |
Weehawken |
Greene, Joseph Warren Jr. (1875-1939), Historian |
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Burlington County, New Jersey Manuscript Collection |
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Burlington |
----- |
Middleton, George (1800-1888), U.S. Congressman and notary public |
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Burlington |
----- |
Sharp, Barzillai (fl. 1801-1825), Farmer |
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Burlington |
Bordentown |
Bordentown Friends Preparative Meeting |
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Burlington |
Burlington |
Hart, Anne (fl. 1804-1811 / Rev. John Stanford (1754-1834) |
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Burlington |
Burlington |
Hewlings Family |
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Burlington |
Burlington |
Scrapbook of Poetry and Prose |
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Burlington |
Chesterfield |
Middleton, Enoch (fl. 1830-1850), Mason and builder |
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Burlington |
Crosswicks |
Ivins Family |
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Burlington |
Evesham |
Hunt, John (fl. 1770-1824), Farmer |
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Burlington |
Mansfield Township |
Gibbs Family |
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Burlington |
Mount Holly |
Lord, Arthur (fl. 1936-1976), Dentist |
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Burlington |
North Crosswicks |
Middleton, Enoch (fl. 1831-1856), Shoemaker |
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Burlington |
Northampton Township |
Chandlee, George (1753-1823) |
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Burlington |
Washington Township |
Martha Furnace Employee's Journal |
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Haddonfield |
Essex County Militia, Second Regiment |
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Camden |
Haddonfield |
FewSmith Family |
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Camden |
Waterford Township |
Jackson Glass Works |
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W. P. A. Historical Records Survey, New Jersey |
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Cape May |
Cape Island |
Ogden-Ford Family |
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Cape May |
Cape May |
Baptist Church, Middle Precinct |
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Cape May |
Cape May |
Greene, Joseph Warren Jr. (1875-1939) |
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Cape May |
Cold Spring |
Davis, Abijah (1763-1817), Presbyterian minister |
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Bridgeton |
Elmer, William (fl. 1791-1889), Physician |
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Cumberland |
Bridgeton |
Ogden-Ford Family |
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Bell, Andrew (1757-1843), Land surveyor |
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Essex |
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Daughters of the American Revolution, Nova Caesarea Chapter Manuscript Collection |
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Essex |
----- |
East Orange Historical Society Glass Plate Negatives |
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Essex |
----- |
Essex County Anti-Slavery Society |
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Essex |
----- |
Essex County, New Jersey Board of Chosen Freeholders, Committee on Buildings |
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Essex |
----- |
Essex County, New Jersey Clerk's Office |
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Essex |
----- |
Essex County, New Jersey Coroner's Office |
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Essex |
----- |
Essex County, New Jersey Court for the Trial of Small Causes |
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Essex |
----- |
Essex County, New Jersey Republican Party |
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Essex |
----- |
Essex County, New Jersey Tax Office |
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Essex |
----- |
Hayes, Samuel (1728-1811), Land surveyor |
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Essex |
----- |
Mintz, Hymen B. (1909-1986), Manuscript Collection |
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Essex |
----- |
New Jersey Woman Suffrage Association |
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Essex |
----- |
Ogden, Maureen B. (b. 1928), NJ Assemblywoman and Mayor of Millburn |
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Essex |
----- |
Pierson, William (1796-1882), Sheriff of Essex County |
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Essex |
----- |
Price, Jeremiah (fl. 1835-1853), Deputy sheriff of Essex County |
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Essex |
----- |
Special Commission to Investigate the Affairs of the Essex County Board of Chosen Freeholders |
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Essex |
---- | Women's International League of Peace and Freedom, Essex County Branch |
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Essex |
----- |
Wright, Helen M., Historian |
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Essex |
Belleville |
Browne, Isaac (1709-1787), Episcopal minister |
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Essex |
Belleville |
Greene, Joseph Warren Jr. (1875-1939), Historian |
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Essex |
Belleville |
Hewitt, John (1777-1857), Cabinetmaker |
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Essex |
Belleville |
King, Henry (d. 1781), Shoemaker and currier |
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Essex |
Belleville |
Lloyd, John C. (1796-1881), Tailor and Justice of the peace |
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Essex |
Belleville |
Lloyd Family |
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Essex |
Belleville |
Munn Family |
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Essex |
Belleville |
Rutgers, Anthony (fl. 1809-1810), Student |
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Essex |
Belleville |
Trinity Cathedral in Newark |
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Essex |
Bloomfield |
Bloomfield Bible Society |
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Essex |
Bloomfield |
Davey-Dodd Family |
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Essex |
Bloomfield |
Dodd Family Photograph Albums |
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Essex |
Bloomfield |
Dutch Reformed Church |
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Essex |
Bloomfield |
Greene, Joseph Warren Jr. (1875-1939), Historian |
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Essex |
Bloomfield |
Munn Family |
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Essex |
Bloomfield |
Sydenham/Sidman Family |
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Essex |
Branch Brook Park |
Pell, Charles H. (1853-1906), Lawyer |
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Essex |
Caldwell |
Baldwin, Noah (ca. 1782-1832) Family |
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Essex |
Caldwell |
Beach Family |
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Essex |
Caldwell |
Pierson, Caleb (1738-1801) and Elijah Pierson (1780-1862) |
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Essex |
Camptown |
Camp Family |
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Essex |
Canoe Brook |
Baldwin-Reeve Family |
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Essex |
Cranetown |
Crane-Pierson Family |
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Essex |
East Orange |
Congregational Christian Church |
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Essex |
East Orange |
East Orange Historical Society Glass Plate Negatives |
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Essex |
East Orange |
Roger, Mary E. (fl. 1934-1953), Housewife |
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Essex |
East Orange |
Savings Investment and Trust Co. |
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Essex |
East Orange |
Wilcox, Ruth (1908-1989), Artist |
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Essex |
East Orange |
Yager, Louis (fl. 1900-1924), Negative Collection |
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Essex |
Fairfield |
Fairfield, New Jersey Distiller |
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Essex |
Irvington |
Bartz, Viola Overlack |
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Essex |
Irvington |
Camp Family (Camptown, NJ) |
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Essex |
Irvington |
Droppa Family |
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Essex |
Irvington |
McKenna, Edward J. Collection |
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Essex |
Irvington |
Sager/Simpson Papers |
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Essex |
Irvington |
Terrill Funeral Home |
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Essex |
Irvington |
Young, Isaac (fl. 1807), Butcher |
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Essex |
Jefferson Village |
Brown, Nathaniel (fl. 1803-1834), Cooper and teamster |
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Essex |
Jefferson Village |
Gildersleeve Family |
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Essex |
Livingston |
Livingston, New Jersey Overseers of the Poor |
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Essex |
Livingston |
Newark Academy |
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Essex |
Livingston |
Northfield Baptist Church |
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Essex |
Maplewood |
Brown, Nathaniel (fl. 1803-1834), Cooper and teamster |
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Essex |
Maplewood |
Gildersleeve Family |
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Essex |
Millburn |
Ogden, Maureen B. (b. 1928), NJ Assemblywoman and Mayor of Millburn |
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Essex |
Millburn Township |
Baldwin-Reeve Family |
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Essex |
Millburn Township |
Roome-Lamscha-Harrison Family, Surveyors |
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Essex |
Montclair |
Crane, Alfred J. (fl. 1898-1919) |
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Essex |
Montclair |
Crane-Pierson Family |
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Essex |
Montclair |
Dickson, William B. (1864-1942) |
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Essex |
Montclair |
Greene, Joseph Warren Jr. (1875-1939), Historian |
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Essex |
Montclair |
Montclair Township Poll book |
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Essex |
Montclair |
Smith Family |
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Essex |
Montclair |
Ward, Marcus L. (1812-1884), Governor of New Jersey and U. S. Congressman |
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Essex |
Newark |
Abeel, John Nelson (1769-1812), Dutch reformed minister |
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Essex |
Newark |
A. J. Smith Council |
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Essex |
Newark |
Allen/Alling-Campfield Family (Newark, NJ) |
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Essex |
Newark |
Alling, David (1773-1855), Chair maker |
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Essex |
Newark |
Alling Brothers & Company, Newark, NJ |
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Essex |
Newark |
American Insurance Company |
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Essex |
Newark |
American National Bank of Newark |
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Essex |
Newark |
Baldwin, Elijah (ca. 1718-1766) and Elias Baldwin (fl. 1760-1781), Shoemakers |
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Essex |
Newark |
Baldwin, Nathaniel (fl. 1769-1799), Shoemaker |
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Essex |
Newark |
Baldwin-Brown-Coe Family |
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Essex |
Newark |
Bartz, Viola Overlack |
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Essex |
Newark |
Bayard, Lewis Pintard (1791-1840), Episcopal minister |
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Essex |
Newark |
Berg Photograph Collection of Newark Street Corners |
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Essex |
Newark |
Black, Joseph, Manuscript Collection |
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Essex |
Newark |
Blume-Silverstein, Elizabeth (1892-1991), Lawyer |
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Essex |
Newark |
Bradley, Joseph P. (1813-1892), U.S. Supreme Court Justice |
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Essex |
Newark |
Broad Street Club Papers |
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Essex |
Newark |
Brown, William B. (fl. 1850-1878), Congregational minister |
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Essex |
Newark |
Browne, Isaac (1709-1787), Episcopal minister |
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Essex |
Newark |
Bruen, Caleb W. (1768-1846), Cabinetmaker and distiller |
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Essex |
Newark |
Central Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday School Board of Teachers |
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Essex |
Newark |
Chattel Mortgage Books, Essex County, NJ |
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Essex |
Newark |
Christie-Thompson Wedding Memorabilia |
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Essex |
Newark |
Arithmetic Books Collection |
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Essex |
Newark |
Clee, Lester Harrison (1888-1962), Presbyterian minister and legislator |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Clinton Avenue Baptist Church, Newark, NJ |
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Essex |
Newark |
Coe, Sayers (1772-1851), Farmer |
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Essex |
Newark |
Cone, William F. (1874-1966), Commercial photographer |
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Essex |
Newark |
Congar, Samuel Hayes (1796-1872), Coach painter |
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Essex |
Newark |
Congar Family (Newark, NJ) |
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Essex |
Newark |
Congleton, John A. (b. 1825), Salesman and missionary |
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Essex |
Newark |
Crane, David D. (1763-1838), Public official |
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Essex |
Newark |
Daughters of the American Revolution, Nova Caesarea Chapter |
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Essex |
Newark |
Disbrow, Florence M. (1892-1918), Student |
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Essex |
Newark |
Dodd, Amzi (1793-1838), Lawyer |
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Essex |
Newark |
Dodd, Zebina (1762-1843) and J. C. Crowell (fl. 1813-1820), Grocers |
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Essex |
Newark |
Droppa Family |
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Essex |
Newark |
Essex County Anti-Slavery Society |
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Essex |
Newark |
Essex County, New Jersey Clerk's Office |
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Essex |
Newark |
Essex County, New Jersey Tax Office |
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Essex |
Newark |
Estate of Daniel Tichenor (1748-1831) |
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Essex |
Newark |
Estate of James W. Burnett (1789-1822) |
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Essex |
Newark |
FewSmith, Joseph Jr. (fl. 1837-1895), Presbyterian minister |
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Essex |
Newark |
FewSmith Family |
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Essex |
Newark |
First United Methodist Church |
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Essex |
Newark |
Fish, Henry Clay (fl. 1841-1873), Baptist minister |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Foreign Missionary Society |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Foster, Solomon (b. 1878), Rabbi |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Fourth Presbyterian Church |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Frelinghuysen Family |
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Essex |
Newark |
Garner, Rev. Dr. Lucius H. Collection |
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Essex |
Newark |
Giacomini, Mary Paraboschi (b. 1903), Midwife |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Gibson, Kenneth |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Gildersleeve Family |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Gleason-Moore Family |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Goble Shoe manufacturers |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Greene, Joseph Warren Jr. (1875-1939), Historian |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Halsted, N. Norris (1816-1884) and Nancy Marsh Halsted (1817-1891) |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Harmonic Society of Newark |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Hartshorne Family |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Hayes, Samuel (1728-1811), Land surveyor |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Hayes, Samuel (1776-1839), Physician |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Hickok-Matthew Silver Company |
|
Essex |
Newark |
High Street Presbyterian Church |
|
Essex |
Newark |
House of Prayer Episcopal Church |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Hunt, Sanford B. (1825-1884), Physician andNewark Daily Advertisereditor |
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Essex |
Newark |
Jackson, John P. (1805-1861), Lawyer, legislator, and Vice President of the New Jersey Railroad and Transportation Company |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Kingsland Family |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Kinney Family |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Kunze and Hayes, Physicians |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Lehlbach-Smith Family |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Litzky, Leo (fl. 1932-1977), Teacher and principal |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Lynch-Ginter Family (Newark, NJ) |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Lyons Farms Baptist Church |
|
Essex |
Newark |
McDowell Family |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Macwhorter, Alexander (1734-1807), Presbyterian minister |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Marsh, Theron L. Collection |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Mechanics' Fire Insurance Company |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Moorfield, Amelia Berndt (b. 1876), Suffragist |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Morris, John Jr. (fl. 1807-1816), Laborer |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Morris, William W., Document clerk of Newark |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Morris Canal Investigation Committee |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Mueller Family |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Munn Family |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Nettleship, Ichabod C. (1832-1886), Secret Service investigator |
|
Essex |
Newark |
New Jersey State Troops |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Newark Academy |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Newark blacksmith |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Newark Clay Club |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Newark Daily Advertiser |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Newark District Church Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Newark Female Charitable Society |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Newark Fire Engine Company No. 1 |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Newark, New Jersey Census |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Newark, New Jersey Photograph Album |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Newark, New Jersey Photograph Collection |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Newark Police Department, First Precinct |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Newark Town Jail |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Newark Town Records, 1714 |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Newark Turnpike Company |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Newark Voting registers |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Nichols Family |
|
Essex |
Newark |
O'Fake-Lynch Family |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Ogden, John Jr. (1743-1815), Farmer |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Ogden Family |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Ogilvie, Ann (1759-1813) |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Parker Family |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Parkhurst, Caleb (1744-1817), Merchant |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Parkhurst, Henry L. (1767-1852), Farmer |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Pell, Charles H. (1853-1906), Lawyer |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Pennington-Satterthwaite Family |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Philbrook, Mary (1872-1958), Women's rights leader |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Polhemus Family Collection |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Poster Collection |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Price, David (fl. 1864-1872), Builder |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Price, Matthias (1814-1902), Executor of the estate of Daniel Price (1799-1892) |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Quimby, James M. (d. 1874) / James Dawes (1795-1844) / Hayes Family (Newark, NJ) |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Murray, Nicholas (1802-1861), Presbyterian minister |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Park Presbyterian Church "Star Class Club" |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Presbyteries of Morris County and Newark, NJ and New York, NY |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Presbytery of Passaic |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Randolph, Florence Spearing (1866-1951), African Methodist Episcopal minister |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Sabbath School for Coloured People in the Newark Academy, Female Department |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Sager/Simpson Family Papers |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Saint James Episcopal Church |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Saint Paul's Parish |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Schott, Joseph, Collection |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Schweitzer, Margaret (d. 1997), Secretary |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Schiffenhaus Packaginf Corporation |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Second Avenue Congregational Church |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Ship Logs Collection |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Smith, David (fl. 1830-1861), Merchant |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Stafford-Ward Family |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Stephens, John H. (fl. 1802-1817), Merchant |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Stone Carting Records |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Ringwood Company Supply Store |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Russell, Louis Arthur (1854-1925), Composer and musician |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Rutgers, Anthony (fl. 1809-1810), Student |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Stickel, Fred G., Jr. (1887-1969), Lawyer and judge |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Stummer, Helen |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Sydenham/Sidman Family |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Thirteenth New Jersey Volunteers |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Tomkins, Elias (1791-1866), Cement maker |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Tompkins, F. W. (fl. 1910-1940) Photograph Collection |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Trinity Cathedral in Newark |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Universalist Churches |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Vanderpool, Eugene (1844-1903), President of the Newark Gas Light Company |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Vrana, Theodore (b. 1906), Historian |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Wagner, Charles K. (fl. 1855-1892), Grocer |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Wallace, William (d. 1843), Merchant |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Ward, Marcus L. (1812-1884), Governor of New Jersey and U. S. Congressman |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Washington Street Association, Inc. |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Wheeler Family |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Whitehead, William A. (1810-1884), Historian |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Wolfe, William H. (fl. 1828-1830), Merchant |
|
Essex |
Newark |
Wright, William (1790-1866), U.S. Congressman and Senator, Mayor of Newark |
|
Essex |
Newark Mountain |
Smith, Caleb (1723-1762), Presbyterian minister |
|
Essex |
Nutley |
Newark District Church Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church, Newark, NJ |
|
Essex |
Orange |
Condit, Edward I. (fl. 1872-1873) |
|
Essex |
Orange |
Condit, Phebe Williams (1810-1873) |
|
Essex |
Orange |
Crane-Pierson Family |
|
Essex |
Orange |
First Presbyterian Church |
|
Essex |
Orange |
Gleason-Moore Family |
|
Essex |
Orange |
Grace Church |
|
Essex |
Orange |
Greene, Joseph Warren Jr. (1875-1939), Historian |
|
Essex |
Orange |
Hayes, Samuel (1728-1811), Land surveyor |
|
Essex |
Orange |
Highland Avenue Congregational Church |
|
Essex |
Orange |
Pierson, William (1796-1882), Physician |
|
Essex |
Orange |
Tomkins, Ambrose (1802-1851), Hat maker |
|
Essex |
Orange |
Vanderpool, Eugene (1844-1903), President of the Newark Gas Light Company |
|
Essex |
Pleasantdale |
Condict, Jemima (1754-1779) |
|
Essex |
Roseland |
Roome-Lamscha-Harrison Family, Surveyors |
|
Essex |
Roseville |
Trinity Cathedral in Newark |
|
Essex |
Second River |
Browne, Isaac (1709-1787), Episcopal minister |
|
Essex |
Second River |
King, Henry (d. 1781), Shoemaker and currier |
|
Essex |
Second River |
Trinity Cathedral in Newark |
|
Essex |
Short Hills |
Scammell, Alexander (1747-1781), Adjutant General in the Continental Army |
|
Essex |
Silver Lake |
Newark District Church Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church, Newark, NJ |
|
Essex |
South Orange |
Greene, Joseph Warren Jr. (1875-1939), Historian |
|
Essex |
Stone House Plains |
Dutch Reformed Church |
|
Essex |
West Caldwell |
Westville Lyceum |
|
Essex |
West Orange |
Condict, Jemima (1754-1779) |
|
Essex |
West Orange |
Condit Family |
|
Essex |
West Orange |
Harrison, Samuel (1684-1776), Farmer, fuller, and sawyer |
|
Essex |
West Orange |
Smith, Caleb (1723-1762), Presbyterian minister |
|
Essex |
White Oak Ridge |
Baldwin-Reeve Family |
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