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• Journal entries are religious in tone.

• Kept as a civilian during the American Revolution

• Contains diaries and photographs of Lyman F. Barry, a Budd Lake, N.J. native who served as a Captain in World War II.

• Kept by a soldier during Major General John Sullivan’s expedition against the Iroquois Nation during the Revolutionary War.

• Consists of a single small travel journal written by a member of the Brooklyn Bridegrooms baseball team, dated 1890.

• Entries are heavily religious in tone.

• Kept by a loyalist clerk in the office of the British Commander in New York during the American Revolution. Describes the march across New Jersey and the Battle of Monmouth

• Journal kept by Captain Joseph Bloomfield of the 3rd New Jersey Regiment during the American Revolution.  Bloomfield was later Governor of New Jersey

• Journal kept by a sail maker in the United States Navy.

• Kept by a lawyer and later Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court

• Journal kept from May-October 1779 during Major General John Sullivan’s expedition against the American Indians

• Canfield’s daily activities and notes on the weather

• Details the daily life of a young girl in Morris County, includes her time at a “water cure” spa for treatment for tuberculosis

• Kept by a member of the Hunterdon County Militia during the Revolutionary War.

• Kept by a young woman during the Revolutionary War

• Travel diary kept on a trip from Morristown, New Jersey to Greenfield, Kentucky

• Diary kept by a young New Jersey girl before her death

• Young girl’s daily school journal

• Kept by a Newark salesman who spent much of his free time doing lay missionary work among prison inmates and factory workers

• Kept by a Hanover Neck, Morris County farmer

• Journal kept by a soldier during the Revolutionary War.

• Diary

• Journal kept an the expedition against the Indians near Detroit, Michigan

• Daily entries, documents life as U.S. senator, secretary of the Navy, and an iron mine owner; includes service during the Whiskey Rebellion

• Journal tracking mostly monetary events in Dickerson’s life

• Kept by a student at the Washington Street School in Newark

• Journal kept by an officer of the 3rd New Jersey Regiment of the Continental Army.

• Ship log kept by Endicott

• Daily journal of an African American resident of Newark

• Daily diary of a young African American woman living in Newark

• Kept by a student at Yale University and later as pastor of the Second Presbyterian Church of Newark

• Kept by a Baptist minister

• Kept by a soldier during the Spanish-American War

• Kept by an officer during the expedition to put down the Whiskey Rebellion.

• Daily journal reporting town and church events and farming and livestock reports

• Brief daily entries

• Describes daily life, social visits, a trip to Europe.  Her 1863 diary refers to the Civil War.

• Young man’s diary in colonial New Jersey

• Kept by a farmer. Describes daily life, Friends meetings, and other events

• Civil War diaries

• Discusses family matters and the social life of Newark’s young upper class.

• Civil War diary.

• Diary kept during the expedition to put down the Whiskey Rebellion

• Daily diary of a young African American woman living in Newark

• Journal of a Presbyterian minister; and a travel journal

• Business diaries

• Kept by a student at Centenary Collegiate Institute in Hackettstown, NJ

• Notes on the Congregational protest against the solicitation of money from John D. Rockefeller

• Daily diary kept by Benson, a patent lawyer and mayor of Portage, Wisconsin

• Diary kept a New Jersey farmer

• Diaries kept by a Newark justice of the peace and secret service investigator.

• Correspondence, diaries, land surveys and transactions, legal papers, architectural drawings, wills, poetry, deeds, and indentures pertaining to the Parker family of Perth Amboy.

• Kept as a soldier during the American Revolution

• Kept in Elizabeth, New Jersey by a deputy sheriff of Essex County

• Journal kept during a sea voyage from Philadelphia to England and back.

• Diaries kept by an East Orange housewife.

• Diary of a member of New Jersey’s Provincial Assembly

• Journal containing observations on the Morris Canal.

• Kept by an employee of Martha Furnace, an iron foundry in Washington Township, New Jersey.

• Journal kept on a voyage from Boston to Africa on board the schooner Alligator

• Work-related diary kept by a New Jersey physician describing appointments and patients.

• Diary kept by a New Jersey lawyer, contains personal notes and records, and a printed Bar directory.

• Daily life of a worker at the Perth Amboy Wharf

• Diaries documenting the personal life and reflections of the co-inventor of the telegraph.

• Diaries of a New Jersey lawyer, assemblyman, governor, and U.S. congressman

• Kept while traveling to Friends’ meetings in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Maryland