919. BALDWIN, HENRY W., Civil War soldier. Autograph Album, 1864. 8 items. Signatures, home addresses, and military units of Baldwin’s fellow prisoners of war at a Confederate prison camp in Charleston, S.C.; two letters written by Baldwin....
918. WOODBRIDGE TOWNSHIP, N.J. Democratic Voter Survey, 1888. 1 vol. Lists Democratic voters in the 1884 election and those registered thereafter in the second polling district, Woodbridge Township, Middlesex County. Submit a...
Archives Documents, Manuscripts, Maps, & Photographs Manuscript Group 916, James J. Margarum (d. 1813) Receipt book, 1804-1810, 0.1 linear feet / 1 volume Call Number: MG 916 Summary Biographical Note Provenance Note Scope and Content Note Summary: Many of the...
914. NELSON, WILLIAM (1847- 1914), lawyer, historian, Corresponding Secretary of The New Jersey Historical Society. Statistics of Passaic County, 1837-73. 1 vol. “”Compiled by William Nelson, and presented to the N.J. Historical...
913. LAKE HOPATCONG, N.J. PUBLIC SCHOOL <1OurPort Folio,>1 1865-85. 22 pages. This manuscript newspaper was “”edited by the young ladies of the public school in district no. 4,” Morris County. Submit a request...
912. SWARTZ, SAMUEL C. (d. 1865), munitions manufacturer. Letters, 1857 – 1865. 12 items. Letters written by Samuel C. Swartz, a New York City muni- tions manufacturer, to his wife Clara A. Wheeler Swartz in Plainfield, N.J. Included...
910. BELLEVILLE, N.J. Voting Register, 1848. 1 vol. Names of 468 eligible voters compiled for the November 7, 1848 general elections. Gifts of Mrs. Richard Green. Submit a request to copy part of this collection back...
909. PEQUANNOCK TOWNSHIP, N.J. Tax Assessment Book, 1869. 1 vol. Assessment records compiled by Benjamin Roome, tax collector of Pequannock Township, Morris County; some tax assessment records for Boonton and Montville, also in...
908. NAMESAKE TOWNS COMMITTEE. NEWARK BRANCH Records, 1940-45. 205 items. Letters, documents, and printed matter pertaining to the World War II relief efforts of the Newark branch of the Namesake Towns Committee, founded in 1932 by...
