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National Magazine, 1854, article on Old Tennent Church, quotation from,
685
National Temperance Convention, meetings of, at Ocean Grove, 1884,
860
Naval Magazine, 1839, quoted in regard to Richard Lippincott, 221
Navarumsunk and Pootapeck purchased from Indians for 359 pounds, 1670, (footnote),
60
Navarumsunk neck, location of,
61
original purchasers of, 64
provision made for the survey of, 1667, (footnote),
75
Indian name for middle neck of land,
534
Navy, United States, account of Monmouth County men in, during the Civil War, 269
Naylor, Samuel, keeper of "Our House" Tavern,
653
Neafie Family, genealogy of;
Abraham, G. Neafie, born 1804, sheriff of Mon- mouth County, married Sarah A. Smith, daugh- ter of Peter and Sarah (Hall) Smith, 1825; the children of Abraham G. and Sarah A. (Smith) Neafie were: Peter Smith, Margaret (married Marshall Allen), Caroline (married John B. Cowdrick), Garret, John (see below), Jackson H., Mary Conover and Ruhama Campfield;
John Neafie, born 1837 at Turkey, Howell Town- ship, son of Abraham G. and Sarah A. (Smith) Neafie, married Kate Taylor, daughter of John- son and Sarah (Huff) Taylor of Howell Town. ship, 1857; the children of John and Kate (Taylor) Neafie were: Dr. Harry (born 1859), J. Conover (born 1864), Emma (born 1869), Maggie A. (born 1872), 462, 463
Neafies, early Dutch Monmouth settlers, 83
Neafie, Abraham G., sheriff of Monmouth County, 1838, 111
early Monmouth County Methodist, 425
Neafie, Dr. Harry, member and officer of Monmouth County Medical Society, 1881, 1884, 321, 322
practiced medicine at Blue Ball prior to 1884, 649
153
1
796
men from "Two Towns of," bought Squan lots,
Navesink, two towns of, settlers at, in 1668,
account of a voyage to, in 1663,
Neafre, John, chief of police, Freehold 1884,
368
town marshal, Freehold, 1869, 461
Neafie, Sarah, early Monmouth County Methodist,
425
Neal, Rev. George H., pastor Harmony Methodist Church, 1864,
547
preacher Imlay's Hill Methodist Church, 1860,
637
pastor Matawan Methodist Church, 1858, 839
pastor First Church, Long Branch, 1868,
854
Neal, Rev. Thomas, early Methodist preacher in Monmouth County,
423
pastor Allentown Methodist Church, 1832, 630
preacher Imlay's Hill Methodist Church, 1816, 637
preacher Blue Ball Methodist Church, 651
early Methodist preacher at Mouth Pleasant,
837
Neaper, Alexander, of Freehold, record of baptism of,
1702, 412
wife and children of, baptised at Shrewsbury, 1702,
579
Necius Pond, at Lockport, site of Bedle's mill,
705
313
Neviuses, early Dutch Monmouth County settlers,
83
Necks of land, the three, in Monmouth County, purchased from the Indians, 1663,
60
Nevius, Henry M., appointed commander Grand Army Republic, Department of New Jersey, 1884,
269
attorney, admitted to the bar, 1873,
317
Negroes, fought in the Battle of Monmouth,
186
counselor, admitted to the bar, 1876, lawyer, Red Bank, 1884,
317
Negro Hill, located near boundary line of Lincoln Township, 1867,
754
commander Arrowsmith Post, Grand Army, Red Bank, 1881, 605
Negro Moses, associate of the Refugee, Philip White, 1782,
219
Nevius, Judge James S., held court at Freehold about 1840,
285
"Nelly White", steamboat running to Fair Haven, 594
389
294 law partner of Aaron Rhea Throckmorton, legal preceptor of William L. Terhune, 298
Nelson, A., graded Freehold and Jamesburg Agricul- tural Railroad, 1852,
380
Nelson, Andrew, trustee Imlay's Hill Methodist Church, 1816,
637
Neptune Club, on Navesink River, 1858,
535
Newall, James, sergeant, American Revolution,
233
Neptune Encampment, No. 45, Red Bank Order of Odd Fellows, chartered 1870,
604
New Amsterdam, reduction of, by Sir Samuel Argall, 1613,
19
English demanded surrender of, 1664,
23
surrender of, to English by Dutch,
58
Newark Bay, seen by Hudson's men, 1607,
44
Neptune Township, originally part of Shrewsbury
Township,
103
population of, 1880,
384
purchase of, from Poppamora, 1663,
60
erection of, 1879,
754
location of neck,
60
description of,
852
original purchasers of,
64
Neptune village, Neptune Township, location of,
853
(see also Navesink, Nethesinks and Neversinks)
Nesbit Brothers, gristmill owners, Lower Squankum, 1856,
648
New Bargaintown, Howell Township, now West Farms, account of,
648
Ness, Dr., house of, at Matawan, a Revolutionary relic,
831
New Bedford Corners, in Wall Township, 809
schoolhouse moved to, 1852, 811
Nestor, John, private, Continental Army, 1776,
237
New Bedford School District, No. 98, in Wall Town- ship, 811
Newberry, Lawrence, store of, Manasquan, 1842,
799
store of, at Blansingburg, 1830,
809
Newberry, S. W., Masonic officer, Manasquan, 1866,
803
Neversinks (Navesink), effort to end controversies with men of, 1684, 77
Nevius family, genealogy of;
David Nevius, brother of Judge James S. Nevius who for years presided in the courts of Mon- mouth County; the sons of David Nevius werc:
579
Newberry, William, owned land between Middle Bridge and Wreck Pond, Manasquan, 1835, 799
Newberry's Pond, in or about Manasquan, 798
Newberry's Pond, or Stockton Lake, Sea Girt, 804
Newbold, name on early headstone at Arneytown burial ground,
632
154
James S. Nevius, Jr. (see below), John S. (who lived in Kansas City, Mo.), Martin (who lived in Somerset County, N.J.) and William (a resident of California);
James S. Nevius, Jr., son of David Nevius, married Hannah Bowne, daughter of James Bowne of Manalapan Township; the children of James S. and Hannah (Bowne) Nevius were: Henry M. (see below), James B. (lived at Princeton), Margaret (married John J. Woodhull, son of Dr. John T. Woodhull of Freehold), Mary A., Julia, Ellen, Kate T. and Frank;
Henry M. Nevius, born 1841, son of James S. (Jr.) and Hannah (Bowne) Nevius, married Matilda H. Herbert, daughter of William W. and Ger- trude (Schenck) Herbert, 1871; Henry M. and Matilda H. (Herbert) Nevius had a daughter, Kate T. Nevius, born 1874; biography and portrait of,
original purchasers of,
64
reference to, 66
318
Negro Run, in Upper Freehold Township, 1706,
617
biography and professional history of, 286
Nelson, Colonel, mention of as a soldier, (footnote),
Nevius, John B., corporal in Mexican War, 1846-1848, 241 830 New Aberdeen, name for Matawan in use before 1690, New Albion, grant of, to Sir Edmund Ployden in 1634, 19
Neptune Lodge, No. 84, Asbury Park Order of Odd Fellows, organized, 1883, 870
Neptune Steam Fire Engine Company, organized at Asbury Park, 1882,
866
Newasink, neck, purchased from Indians for 149 pounds, 1663, (footnote), 60
Indian name of Navesink,
534
Nesbit, John, soldier of 1812, buried at Old Tennent, 688
New Bedford, in Wall Township, 809
Ness, William, succeeded William Little in business, Middletown Point, prior to 1837, 831
Nestor, Stephen, private, Company F, Twenty-ninth Regiment, 1862,
265
Nethesink, The, reference to, in George Keiths' Jour- nal, 1702, (see also Navesink),
Newbold, Lydia, married Rev. Henry Perkins,
641
brother of Dr. William Augustus Newell, 634
Newhall, Rev. Charles S., supply at the Presbyterian Church of Port Washington, 1874, 593
Newings, Dewitt C., musician, Company A, Twenty- ninth Regiment, 1862, 261
New Jersey, attempt by English to establish "Province of New Albion", 1634, 19
Newbury, Martha, married first, Francis Davenport, second, Nathan Allen, son of Jedediah and Eliza- beth Allen, 1720,
New Caesarea, name of Territory granted Berkeley- Carteret, 1664,
23
Dutch regain control of, 1673, 25
released to Sir George Carteret, 1674,
27
East, description of boundaries of, 1647, 27
Newcomb, H. Victor, incorporator of Elberon Casino, 1882,
761
question of customs duties on goods for province of, 1674, 27
Newell family attended ordination of Rev. William Tennent, Jr., 1733,
682
surrender of, to New York, 1688, 33
Newell ----- , served at the Battle of Monmouth,
186
East and West, united by Queen Anne, 1702,
36
Newell, ----- , built gristmill on Rocky Brook, at Perrineville,
656
Supreme Court of, petition to, for separate govern- ment, 1736,
40
Newell, Dr. Azariah D., son of James H. and Eliza D. Newell,
340
legislature of, granted Indians hunting and fishing rights, 1832,
56
Provincial Assembly of, met 1675,
101
Newell, George, kept Allentown tavern,
622
governors of, from Monmouth County, 105
126
Newell, Hugh, private, Continental Army, 1776, 237
Provincial Congress of, resolved to appoint Minute Men, 128
grandfather of Governor Newell, soldier of the Revolution, buried at old Tennent,
688
Provincial Congress of, changes name to Conven-
133
Historical Collections of, quoted,
140
troops from, embark for Washington, 1861, 243
"New Jersey", sloop named, ran to Keyport, 1832,
704
Newell, Dr. James, teacher of Dr. Edward Taylor, 324
came to Allentown in 1770, 620
Newell, James D., (chair), taxed in Upper Freehold Township, 1758, 616
Newel !. John, chosen freeholder, Freehold Township, 1849, 507
Newell, Robert, member Freehold Scotch Church committee, 1730, 680
Newell, Samuel, original member of Perseverance Fire Company, Allentown, 1818, 621
quoted in footnote, concerning in 1702, 97
quoted, concerning riot at Newark, 1700, 99
quoted, concerning letter of Lewis Morris, 1702, 100
New Jersey Farmer, first issue of, Freehold, 1855, 453
New Jersey Gazette, account of death of Jacob Fagan, Pine Robber in, 1778, 197
account of murder of Thomas Farr, in, 1779, 198
mouth County, 1842, 1843,
320, 322
son of James H. and Eliza D. Newell,
340
vice-president Monmouth Battle Monument Associ-
ation representing upper Freehold, 1877,
481
from Allentown,
622
New Jersey Royal Volunteers, American officers of,
199, 200
practiced at Imlaytown, 1840,
634
teacher of Dr. William Dunham Newell,
644
attended school at Perrineville taught by Rev. William Woodhull,
656
consolidated with Long Branch and Sea-Shore
Railroad Company, 1870, 383
passed through Middletown Township, 520
northern terminus of, at Port Monmouth, 544
in Howell Township, 645
New Jersey Standard, Middletown Point, advertise-
70
1 st series, quoted, 77
New Jersey Chronical, edited by Philip Freneau, 1795, first Monmouth County newspaper, 1795, 844
New Jersey Colonial Documents, letter of Sir Edward Andros, 1688,
33
resolution by Assembly, quoted from, 38
description of charges against Cornbury, 1708, 39
Newell, Samuel C., member Monmouth Manufacturing Company, Allentown, 1814, 631
Newell, Dr. William A., governor, 1857-1860, 105
member of congress, 1847-1848-1849-1850-1863- 1864, 107
member and officer of Medical Society of Mon-
only newspaper published in New Jersey during Revolution, 450
New Jersey Historical Society, paper read before, by Rev. G C. Schenck, 48
New Jersey Levies during the American Revolution, 228
New Jersey Southern Railroad Company, formerly Raritan and Delaware Bay Railroad Company, 1870, 381
efforts of, to establish New Jersey coast lifesaving stations, 1848, 788
Newell, Dr. William Dunham, member and officer
Medical Society of Monmouth, 1859, 1865, 320 - 322
born 1823, Black's Mills, son of James H. and Eliza D. Newell, biography of, 340
872
New Brighton, or Sea Plain, Wall Township, 810
New Brunswick, meeting of "Sons of Liberty" at, 1776
277
territory of, vaguely defined by grant of 1634, 19
620
territory of, granted to Berkeley and Carteret, 1664,
23
separate government for, granted, 1736,
41
medical preceptor of Dr. William Dunham Newell,
644
Newell, Elisha, represented Trinity Lodge, No. 3, Free - masons , 1791, 475
four original counties of, 1683, 102
Newell, Graham, original member Perseverance Fire Company, Allentown, 1818,
621
Provincial Congress of, organized 1775,
Newell, Hugh, treasurer, Freehold Order of Free- masons, 1850, 477
Newell, James, captain company of militia, War of 1812,
240
New Jersey Archives account of Richard Hartshorne quoted,
tion of New Jersey, 1776,
Andros' plan to consolidate with New York, 1680, 29
155
1
New Branch School District, No. 80'/2, Neptune Township, 1884,
ment in 1853,
founded by Henry Morford, 569 office of, burned in fire of 1882. 598
established at Matawan, 1852, edited by Henry Morford at Matawan,
New Jersey Volunteer Infantry organized 1861, organized 1862,
248 251
New Sharon, in Upper Freehold Township, account of, 637
Newspapers published in Freehold, 450, 452
New Jersey Weekly Times, published at Matawan by Jacob R. Schenck, 1857,
839
New Squan Bridge, now Middle Bridge, 1830,
798
New World, De Laet's, published 1633, description of settlement of country by the Dutch, quoted concerning Indians, 44
New York, recaptured by the Dutch, 1673,
24
Newman, 8. Campfield, justice of the peace, 1855, 1875,
112, 113
Newman, Clark, preacher at Independent Methodist Church, Manasquan, 1850,
799
Newman, David, land taken up for, at West Pond, Wall Township, 1820,
805
quoted, 17
Newman, David M., corporal, Company I, Twenty- ninth Regiment, 1862,
266
Newman, George, private, Company F, Twenty-ninth Regiment, 1862,
265
New York Sun, Sept. 30, 1883, account of North American Phalanx, 669
Newman, Isaac, sold land near Shark River for Ocean Beach development, 1872,
805
New York World, Feb. 14, 1879, quoted concerning change of name of Red Bank, (footnote), 599
Nice, Rev. William J., pastor Baptist Church of Upper Freehold, 1852,
636
805
pastor of Upper Congregation, Holmdel, 1851,
819
Newman, John, owned land near Shark River, 1800, Newman, John H., private, Company K, Twenty-ninth Regiment, 1862,
267
member of council on recognition of Matawan Baptist Church, 1850,
835
Newman, Elder John Saplin, held services at Squan,
798
Nicholls' patent, claims of settlers under, 1668,
94
preacher of Independent Methodist Church, Mana- squan, prior to 1850,
799
Nicholls, Colonel Richard, commissioned governor by Duke of York, 1664, 23
58
trustee, Shark River Independent Methodist Church, 1813,
809
proclamation of, regarding formation of new settle- ment, 1664, 61
62
Newman, Joseph, private, Fifth Regiment, 1861,
reply of, to patentees, concerning payment of rent, 1667,
73
Newman, Richard, sold land, Wall Township, 1872,
237
Nicholls, Dr. (Nichols) William, sheriff of Monmouth County, 1722,
111
high sheriff of Freehold, 1722,
386
court held at home of,
court held at home of, 1730,
404
protest of, regarding insecurity of Freehold county jail, 1715,
404 457
first physician in Freehold, 1728,
house of, used by board of freeholders for meetings,
458
original settler of Monmouth County, 64
237
Nichols, G.A., incorporator Lake House Company, Spring Lake, 1875,
805
Newman, William, second lieutenant, Fifth Regiment, 1861,
249
Nichols, Rev. S.M., third pastor Morganville Methodist Church,
745
Newman, William, private, Company K, Twenty-ninth Regiment, 1862, 267
Nields Rev. Wilbur F., rector St. Peter's, Freehold, 1863,
417
Newman's Springs, Charles G. Allen's Store and wharf at,
596
chaplain Freehold Order of Freemasons, 1865,
477
New Monmouth, formerly called Chanceville, account of.
545
New Monmouth Baptist Church, organized 1854,
545
Niverson, John, member of Tom's River blockhouse garrison, 1782.
215
New Monmouth Roman Catholic Church, organized 1876,
546
private, Continental Army, 1776,
234
New Netherlands, name first applied, 1610, territory of,
16
Nivison, Abraham H., private, Company E, Twenty- ninth Regiment, 1863,
264
16
present state of New Jersey a part of,
19
Nivison, Adam P., private, Company E, Twenty-ninth
156
365
22 occupation and government by the Dutch, English demanded surrender of, 1664, 23
"New Orange," Dutch renamed New York, 1673, 25
603
New Prospect, School District No. 23, Freehold District in 1839, 509
839
425
Newman, ----- , early Monmouth County Methodist,
16
Newman, A. H., owned carriage-shop, New Bedford, 1884,
810
New York Colonial Documents, description of capture of New York, 1673, quoted, 72, 82 24
New York Historical Collections, New Series,
New York and Long Branch Railroad Company, incorporated 1868, 383
Newman, James M., private, Company K, Twenty- ninth Regiment, 1862,
267
preached at Hopeville prior to 1850,
809
surrender of New Amsterdam to, 1664,
local preacher of Independent Methodists, 1809,
889
250
conditions of patent issued by, 1664,
Newman, Joseph D., sold interest in West Pond, Wall Township, 1872, 805 805
grantor of Monmouth Patent.
270
Newman, Samuel, private, Continental Army, 1776,
Newman, Silas, official member Freehold Methodist circuit, death of, 428
sold lot for church at Harmony, 1840, 547
386
Newman, Stewart, corporal, Company K, Twenty- ninth Regiment, 1862, 267
Newman, Thomas, private, Continental Army, 1776, 237 Newman, William, Shrewsbury, elected captain of militia, 1673 26
Newman, William, private, Continental Army, 1776,
Niles' Register, 1819, account of Long Branch quoted from,
757
90
confirmed by Governor and Council, 1672,
Regiment, 1863, 264
Nivison, David, private, Company E, Twenty-ninth Regiment, 1862, 264
Nivison, Nathan, private, Continental Army, 1776, 237
"No Chance", in Manalapan township, 689
near Englishtown, schoolhouse removed to, 1835, 690 Norcross, N., proprietor, Freehold-Toms River stage, 1852, (footnote), 396
Norcross, William, bought Tennent Church pew, 1754, 683
Norris, Burns, corporal, Captain Carhart's company, American Revolution,
234
Norris, Burrows, private, Continental Army, 1776,
237
Norris, Rev. H.S., pastor Shark River Methodist Church, 1884, 872
Norris, John E., justice of the peace, 1869, 1874, 113
chosen freeholder, Shrewsbury Township, 1856,
575
officer of Navesink Lodge, No. 21, Freemasons , Red Bank, 1852, 605
Norris, Reuben, deacon Baptist Church of Upper Freehold prior to 1869, 636
Norris, William, trustee Independent Baptist Society at High Point, 1809, 546
North American Phalanx, established 1844, account of,
668
North, Rev. Amos N., pastor Freehold Methodist Church, 1877,
435
pastor Methodist Church at Tinton Falls,
590
pastor Eatontown Methodist Church, 1876,
879
North, Mrs. Charles C., president of American Female Guardian Society, 1884, 887
North Farmingdale School District No. III,
654
North Hill, Monmouth Battle Ground, elevation of,
1
North Hill, Red Bank, elevation of,
1
North, John, guard of Tory Philip White, 1782,
218
North, John, private, Continental Army, 1776, 237
760
763
775
Norton, Dr. Horace G., member of Medical Society of Monmouth County, 1882,
321
officer of Odd Fellows, Allentown, 1884,
631
practiced at Imlaystown, 1884,
634
Norton, Rev. J.D., Pastor Grace Methodist Church, Red Bank,
602
Norton, William, taxed in Upper Freehold Township, in 1731,
613
Norwood, Rev. J. W., rector St. Mary's Episcopal Church, Keyport, 1884,
715
assumed charge of Trinity Episcopal Church, 1884,
839
Nottingham, near Allentown, earliest mention of, 1778,
Nova Caesarea, name for New Jersey, 1702,
Nova Scotia, Cabot discovered coast of, 1497,
19
296
502
266
263
541
897
Nut Swamp, General Knyphausen advanced to, after Battle of Monmouth,
property in, bought by John Crawford, 1687, 299
mentioned in connection with road records of 1687, 372
mentioned in 1705 road records, 374
given as part of township boundary, 1675, 519
School District mentioned, 549
Nutt, John M., taught school, Marl Ridge, Upper Freehold Township, 1869, 639
Nyssen, Dyonis, son of Teunis and Phoebe (Felix) Nyssen, married Elizabeth Polhemus, 1707, 500
Nyssen, Teunis, common ancestor of Denise family in America, emigrated from Holland 1638; married Phoebe Felix, 500
Nyssen (Denise) Tunis, born 1692, son of Dyonis and Elizabeth (Polhemus) Nyssen, married first Helena Van Duck; married second, Franciske Hendrickson, 500
Nowlan, Elizabeth, married Hendrick Bennett, 1774, born 1754, married in 1774, Hendrick Bennett, born 1752,
Nowland, Beekman, sergeant, Company I, Twenty- ninth Regiment, 1862,
Nowlen, William A., private, Company D, Twenty- ninth Regiment, 1862,
Noyes, Rev. McWalter B., rector All Saints' Memorial Church, Navesink, 1864,
Nuckles, Reed, married Nancy S. Griscom, daughter of Samuel and Sidney (Gillingham) Griscom,
625
36
North Long Branch, formerly Atlanticville, location of, post office of, established 1874, reference to,
183
O
Oakerson, Samuel, Monmouth County Loyalist, pro- perty of, confiscated, 1779, 226
Oakerson, Thomas, noted Refugee, pilot in Shark River raid, 1778, 204
Oak Grove School District, No. 58, Holmdel Town- ship, 821, 847
Oak Hill Nurseries, west of Headden's Corners, owned by Elnathan Field, 1884,
547
Oaths, sworn by trustees of First Methodist Church, Freehold, 1834, 427
Oblivion Act, passed November, 1675,
96
O'Brien, Thomas, graded Freehold and Jamesburg Agricultural Railroad, 1852,
380
Observation and inspection, Committee of, for Mon- mouth County, 1774,
120
Ocean Beach, in Wall Township, account of, Association, formed in 1872,
806
House built, 1873,
806 806
Officers, from Monmouth County, who served with American forces, 1776, 229 - 239
Officers and Men of New Jersey in Revolution by Adjutant-General Stryker, quoted, 260
Ocean County, erected 1850, originally a part of Monmouth County,
103, 646
Ocean Fire Company, Seabright, organization of, 1881, 777
Officers and Men of New Jersey in War of the Rebellion by Adjutant-General Stryker, quoted, Official Register of the Officers and Men of New Jersey by Adjutant-General William S. Stryker, quo- ted,
229
Ogborn, -----? served at Battle of Monmouth, 186
Ogborn, Ann, property of, on Raritan Township boundary, 1884,
698
undeveloped state of, 1869,
Ogborn, William, private, Continental Army, 1776,
237
developement of, 1870,
Ogborne, Samuel, corporator of Baptist Church of Middletown, 1793,
531
conditions for property ownership at, 1870,
861
Ogden, Benjamin B., counselor, admitted to the bar 1882,
317
establishment of post office at, June, 1871,
863
attorney, admitted to the bar 1879, 318
lawyer, Keyport, 1884, 318
Ogden, Eliza, attended school on a knoll at Leedsville, 1818, 549
organization of, 1869,
853
chartering of, by State Legislature, 1869,
856
Ogden, Henrietta, married Judge Alfred Walling, Jr., 1867, 305
donation of land by, for Methodist Episcopal church, 1874.
860
Ogden, Isaac, member of Committee of Correspon- dence and Inquiry, 119
provided stages between Ocean Grove and Long Branch prior to 1875,
861
Ogden, Margaret, married John Smith, Quaker mill- wright, 663
863
Ogden, Mathias, Colonel, First Regiment Jersey Line, 1780,
227
Ogden, Rufus, father of Henrietta (Ogden) Walling,
305
778
Raritan, officer Monmouth County Bible Society, 1871, 1878,
363, 364
School District, No. 72, first schoolhouse built 1849,
594
postmaster, Keyport, 1861, 706
Ocean Institute, formerly Eatontown Seminary, acquired by H. F. Spalding, 1850,
886
superintendent, Methodist Sunday school, Key- port, 1857, 711
774
marshal, school dedicatory procession, Keyport, 1872, 716
Ocean Lodge No. 89, Free and Accepted Masons, Ocean Beach, 1884,
808
member, Keyport Hook and Ladder Company, 1878, 717
Ocean Mill, in Eatontown Township, 1873,
876
890
building of, burned, Keyport fire, 1877, 718
Oceanport, in Eatontown Township, account of,
Oceanport Steamboat Company, incorporated 1855, 890
Ocean Township, originally a part of Shrewsbury, erected, 1849, 103, 104, 574, 753 384
population of, 1870-1880, 754
boundaries and population, 1880, School district of, 1884, 779
Ocean View Hotel, Asbury Park, built 1877,
867
Ocean View Lodge, Independent Order of Good Templers, Manasquan, instituted 1874, 803
Oceanville, account of, 774
"Ocean Wave," steamer, built by Middletown and Shrewsbury Transportation Company, 597 ran from Red Bank to New York, 608
O'Connor, John, private, Company G, Twenty-ninth Regiment, 1862, 265
O'Connor, Father John J., rector St. Mary's Catholic Church, New Monmouth, 1876,
546
rector St. Catherine's Roman Catholic Church, Holmdel, 1883. 821
Octagon Hotel, Seabright, building of, by Mifflin Paul, O'Donnel, Rev. J. J. J., rector Freehold Roman Catholic Church, 1860-1867, 437 777
Lodge No. 86, knights of Pythias, chartered 1873,
808
School District No. 941/2 Wall Township,
810
Ocean Grove, village, population of, 1880, 384
805
cottagers purchased Ocean Beach, 1872,
852 853
relative situation of, to rest of Neptune Township, account of, naming of, 1868, 854
account of first religious service at, 1869,
855 855 857 859
first artesian well drilling on Jersey shore at, 1882, establishment of sewerage system at, 1880, 862
Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association, Holmes W. Murphy a member of,
311
Ocean Grove Record, established by Rev. Adam Wallace, 1875,
edited by J. K. Wallace, 1884,
868
Ocean House, Bellevue, built by Major Henry Wardell about 1840,
Oceanic village, history of,
593
secretary, Farmers' Transportation Company, 1865, 705
Ocean Lodge No. 83, Knights of Pythias, Long Branch, organized 1873,
temporary captain, Raritan Guard, Keyport, 1861, 717
158
260
805
Methodist Episcopal Church, built 1872,
had roll of Bethany Methodist Sunday school, 1828, 720
Ogden's Corners, on road from Middletown to Shrews-
bury, 1677, 371
Oglesbie, Robert, private, Continental Army, 1776, 237
Okeson, (Okison, Okisson), John, Monmouth County
Loyalist, property of,
confiscated 1779, 226
resident of Freehold township in 1714, 385
member of committee on gaols, 1709,
400
Osborn, Abram, corporal, Company K, Twenty-ninth Regiment, 1862,
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