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He refers to the grey fox as of the native family and the more mischievous red skin stock as imported rogues of infamous character.
The stock suffering farmer hailed the hounds and huntsman with delight, as friends free to enter his enclo- sures and traverse his fields and his woods unmolested from the 10th of October to the 10th of April. The farm- ers hearing the music of the dogs would often hastily bridle a horse and without a saddle join the hunt, fre- quently acting as guides in the swamps and woods, and when Reynard was in a hole, generally on the sunny side of a hill, would help dig him out with pick and spade.
Sometimes the chase resulted in the capture of a skunk or a ground hog and the members in these instances had no rivalry or contention for the Brush, as when sly old Reynard was captured. Blackwoodtown was then a fair sized village and surrounded on every side by woods well inhabited by foxes who always had a penchant to be
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within the hearing of the crow of the cock. They, how- ever, took pains to have distant places of retreat and refuge in case of a rout from their home storehouses.
The huntsmen were occasionally thrown by their horses and the chase often extended as far as twenty-five miles and lasted for hours.
NOTE-This club frequently met at the close of the day at the home of Col. Heston, In Glassboro, which is still standing and now occupied by Isaac Moffett. In the living room of that house tradition says that steps were first taken for the organization of the First Troop of Philadelphia City Cavalry.
Docket of John Litle, J. P .* Of Newton Township
This book, commencing Nov. 30, 1781, and continu- ing for a period of two years, was recently found in Phila- delphia and presented to The Historical Society of Penn- sylvania. It is highly probable that he was the paymaster of the Revolution from Gloucester County.
On the first page of his docket is a list of the County Officers as follows :
Councilors-Elijah Clark, Joseph Hugg.
Assemblymen-Joseph Cooper, Samuel Hugg, Joseph Ellis.
County Clerk-Elijah Clark.
Sheriff-Thomas Denny.
Judges of Quarter Sessions-John Cooper, Joseph Hugg, John Wilkins.
Justices-Waterford township, John Griffiths; New- ton township, John Litle, Samuel Kinnard; Deptford township, John Cooper, John Wilkins, Joseph Hugg, John Sparks; Galloway township, Robert Morss, Thos. Reynard; Great Egg Harbor township, Thos. Champion, Joshua Smith, Samuel Liyors.
Township Clerk-Newton township, I. Harrison.
Constables-Waterford township, Benj. Cozens, John Shivers; Newton township, Isaac Cox; Gloucester township, Barney Owen, Joshua Beats.
The first case, January II, 1782, is that of the State vs. Lewis McKnight, on information of Major Sparks, who charged the defendant with having two chests of British goods clandestinely brought from the enemy. The defendant produced a passport from Peter Furman, J. P., to the effect that the goods might be conveyed to Phila- delphia. Thomas Parker and Brother made oaths and declared that the goods had been seized and sold as prize
* By FRANK H. STEWART, II/23/17.
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goods, according to law of the State, and that the defend- ant had legal right to transport the goods. Defendant was dismissed.
Jan. 15, 1782. Squire Litle issued a pass to Wil- liam Cassady to go on his lawful business while behaving as a good subject of the United States.
Jan. 28, 1782. He issued a pass to Peter Jones.
March 2, 1782. William Tereen made oath that fourteen pieces of Calimenco and two pieces of Durant and ninety-five silk handkerchiefs in his charge, on the way to Col. Summers of Philadelphia, were sent from Joseph Edwards, Cape May, and that they had been seized and sold as prize goods of the enemy.
April 27, 1782. William Wood was bound out by his father, James Wood, to Joshua Cooper for 16 years 6 mos. until he reach the age of 21 years. His master was to give him 6 months schooling, teach him the art of hus- bandry and at the end of the apprenticeship give him two suits of clothes, one of them new.
Aug. 31, 1782. Mary Anderson made a Deed of Gift to her daughters Hannah and Phoebe Anderson of all her property, real and personal. Andrew Anderson, Jr., was appointed guardian.
Oct. 15, 1782. This day John Litle at the request of Captain John Davis went to the State prison in Phila- delphia and examined the seven deserters captured by Captain Davis at Little Egg Harbor September 2nd, and by him delivered to Elijah Weed (?) keeper of said prison, on the 7th following. The prisoners of war were:
British Regt.
Commanded by
David Munrow,
82d
Lt. Col. Guning.
Alex. Wilson,
820
Lt. Col. Guning.
David Eker,
22d
Capt. Wm. Riman.
Andrew Mackintosh,
2Ist
Lt. Col. Hamilton.
Samuel Bone,
Hazards Corps,
Wm. Sleaton,
Royal Artillery,
Capt. Rockford.
Michael McKnight, 53d Grenadiers,
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Nov. 15. 1782. Jacob Spencer, Constable, brought Donald McCloud, who upon examination confessed him- self a British prisoner of war taken with Cornwallis and a deserter from Little York belonging to the 76th Regi- ment.
Nov. 3, 1782. He married William Williams, of Pennsylvania, to Rebecca Garrison, of New Jersey.
Dec. 31, 1782. James Rud, formerly of West Florida, took the oath of allegiance to the United States.
Jan. 16, 1783. He married William Watson to Sarah Ackley both of Gloucester County.
Feb. II, 1783. Sarah Land bound her daughter, Clarissa Cassaday, as apprentice to Joshua Cooper and wife for 12 years 4 mos. 5 das. to the age of 18 years.
March 8, 1783. He committed a negro woman, the property of Edward Pole, of the State of Pennsyl- vania, to Gloucester jail as a runaway.
March 14, 1783. Marmaduke Cooper took the oath of allegiance and fidelity to this State.
March 27, 1783. Hezekiah Kemble qualified as Constable for the Township of Newton to act as Deputy for William Cooper, ferry man.
July 23, 1783. Elias Covenover was bound by his mother, Sarah Gandy, of Galloway township, to Jacob Mills, blacksmith of Waterford township, for 7 years 2 mos. 7 days until he reach the age of 21 years.
Justice of Peace Litle had the usual number of suits for small amounts tried before him, and from them we glean the following names of men of Old Gloucester County : Hugh Cooper, Enoch Gandy, Hosea Oliphant, James Chattin, James Clement, John Huston, Jacob Clem- ent, Charles Hubs, Isaac Githens, Parr Willard, Isaac Burroughs, William Carter, Isaiah Toy, Joseph Rud- derow, Henry Branson, Isaac Horner, Timothy Middle- ton, Jacob Baldin, Moses Hustis, Benj. Middleton, Joseph Burroughs, Chas. French, John Williamson, Sam'l Bur-
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roughs, Francis Key, Thos. Ostler, Benj. Inskeep, Joseph Davis, Cumberland Sheppard, John Wells, John Cook, Martha Willson, Aaron Holmes, Benj. Haines, Thos. Carter, Henry Daniel, Jacob Browning, John Heritage, Thos. Hampton and others.
Historical References
Among the best sources of information about Old Gloucester County are the following :
Mickle's "Reminiscenses of Old Gloucester."
Clement's "First Settlers in Newton Township."
Proceedings West New Jersey Surveyors' Associa- tion, 1880.
Carter's "Woodbury and Vicinity."-
Kalm's "Travels in North America."
Publications of the Gloucester County Historical Society.
Prowell's "History of Camden County."
"Memoirs Gloucester Fox Hunting Club."
"Heston's Annals."
E. P. Tanner's "The Province of New Jersey."
Cushing & Sheppard's "History of Gloucester, Salem and Cumberland Counties."
Cooper's "Historical Sketch of Camden."
Fisler's "History of Camden."
Publications of the Atlantic County Historical So- ciety.
Printed Archives State of New Jersey.
Swedish Settlements on the Delaware.
Leaming & Spicer's Collections.
Clement's "Early Settlements of West New Jersey."
Stryker's "Officers and Men of New Jersey in the Revolution."
Files of Gloucester County Democrat and Woodbury Constitution.
Camden, Woodbury, Haddonfield and Atlantic City Free Libraries.
The Genealogical Society of Pennsylvania.
Historical Society of Pennsylvania.
Philadelphia Libraries.
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NOTES ON OLD GLOUCESTER COUNTY.
Manuscript records at State House, Trenton.
Manuscript records at Court House, Woodbury.
Manuscript records at Court House, Mays Landing.
Manuscript records at Court House, Camden.
Manuscript records of Haddonfield and Woodbury Friends Meetings.
Manuscript records of Trinity Church, Swedesboro.
Manuscript records of Moravian Church, Oldmans Creek.
Manuscript records West Jersey Proprietors, Survey- or General's Office, Burlington.
Bonsall & Carse's "Sketch of Camden City."
Historical and Industrial Review of Camden.
Clay's "Annals of the Swedes on the Delaware."
"Industries of New Jersey," Part 2, by Historical Publishing Company.
Geographic Dictionary of New Jersey, by Henry Gannett.
De Vries' "Voyages to America, 1632 to 1644."
Colonial and Revolutionary Relics of New Jersey, 1893. Descriptive Catalogue.
Report on the Condition of the Public Records of the State of New Jersey, 1917.
Historical Review of Blackwood Presbyterian Church, by Rev. F. R. Brace, D. D.
"Atlantic City, Its Early and Modern History," by Carnesworthe.
Hall's "History of Atlantic City."
English's "History of Atlantic City."
"Outline History of the Presbyterian Church in West or South Jersey from 1700 to 1865," by Alfred Martien. "Revolutionary Reminiscenses of Camden County," by John Clement.
Atlas and History of the New Jersey Coast, by Woolman & Rose.
"Narratives of Early Pennsylvania, West New Jer- sey and Delaware," by Albert Cook Myers.
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NOTES ON OLD GLOUCESTER COUNTY.
"Swedish Churches in New Sweden," by Israel Acrelius.
Heston's "Historical Calendar of New Jersey."
Poems of Rev. Nathaniel Evans.
Smith's "History of New Jersey."
"History and Collections of New Jersey," by Barber & Howe.
"History and Gazateer of New Jersey," by Thos. F. Gordon.
"History of New Jersey," by Isaac S. Mulford, M. D.
"New Jersey as a Colony and as a State," by Francis B. Lee.
"Officers and Men of New Jersey in Wars 1791- 1815."
The New Jersey Society of Pennsylvania
Officers 1917
President, H. K. MULFORD.
Vice-President, J. B. VAN SCIVER.
Secretary, WILLIAM J. CONLEN.
Treasurer, C. STANLEY FRENCH.
Directors,
JAMES B. BORDEN,
GEORGE B. HURFF, JOSEPH H. GASKILL,
T. MONROE DOBBINS,
J. W. SPARKS, W. COPELAND FURBER, JOHN D. JOHNSON, W. J. PERKINS, CLAYTON F. SHOEMAKER.
Committees 1917
Banquet Committee,
C. STANLEY FRENCH, Chairman. WILLIAM J. CONLEN, J. B. BORDEN, RICHARD CAMPION, HENRY W. LEEDS.
Speakers Committee,
HON. E. C. STOKES, Chairman. HON. J. HAMPTON MOORE, SAMUEL T. BODINE, ELLWOOD R. KIRBY, M. D. HON. LEWIS STARR.
Membership Committee,
J. W. SPARKS, Chairman. N. W. CORSON, EDWARD H. LEVIS, GEORGE B. HURFF, RICHARD C. BALLINGER.
Biographical and Historical Committee,
LOUIS B. MOFFETT, Chairman. WILLIAM COPELAND FURBER, HON. REUBEN O. MOON, HENRY S. HAINES, HON. LEWIS STARR.
Auditing Committee, HENRY C. THOMPSON, JR., Chairman.
JOSEPH H. PARVIN, *WILLIAM B. RILEY, CHARLES J. WEBB.
Finance Committee,
HOWARD B. FRENCH, Chairman.
NATHAN T. FOLWELL, A. MERRITT TAYLOR,
FRANCIS B. REEVES,
HEULINGS LIPPINCOTT.
Publicity Committee,
CHARLES E. HIRES, Chairman. F. WAYLAND AYER, J. B. VAN SCIVER, R. C. WARE.
Outing Committee,
FRANK H. STEWART, Chairman.
HOWARD M. COOPER,
DR. WALLACE McGEORGE, J. HAINES LIPPINCOTT,
EDWARD S. THORPE,
T. MONROE DOBBINS.
Historian, FRANK H. STEWART.
* Deceased.
List of Members
Armstrong, F. Wallis-Charter.
Cook, Thomas H.
Armstrong, George H .- Charter.
Armstrong, Wynn-Charter. Armstrong, Edward Ambler-
Cooke, Armith H. Corson, Newton W.
Armstrong, Thomas F. Ayer, F. W.
Charter.Dudley, Edward-Charter. De Camp, A. J .- Charter. Deacon, Benjamin-Charter. Dobbins, T. Monroe-Charter.
Bishop, John I .- Charter.
Borton, Joshua E .- Charter.
Budd, Thomas J .- Charter.
De Camp, A. Neville
Buckman, John W .- Charter Brown, Joseph E.
Dunn, John C. Doughten, Wm. S.
Ballinger, Richard C. Biddle, Charles Miller
Bodine, Harry E.
Endicott, Allen B .- Charter.
Edmunds, Henry R .- Charter.
Bowen, Samuel B.
Emery, William
Ballinger, Edwin Heckman
Eveland, F. W.
Browning, William J.
Early, William
Edmunds, Chas. H.
Edmunds, N. Perry
Bell, C. Edward ..
Bateman, Frank
Broughton, Chas. E.
Burt, John
Folwell, William H .- Charter.
Folwell, Nathan T .- Charter.
Folwell, P. Donald-Charter.
French, Thomas E .- Charter. Furber, William Copeland-
Charter.
Biddle, Charles, Jr.
Borden, John Hance
Batten, Clarence H.
Bateman, Fred. H.
Gwilliam, John
French, Samuel H., 3d.
Frazier, Daniel B.
Fogg, Charles M. Fogg, Robert S. Fort, Pierson T.
Cooper, Joseph W .- Charter. Campion, Richard-Charter. Cross, Joseph Cooper, William J. Closson, James Harwood Collins, David J. Conlen, William J. Coles, John W. Conkling, Edward N. Campbell, Joseph S. Cattell, William C. Cresse, Wadsworth
French, Howard B .- Charter. French, J. Hansell-Charter. French, C. Stanley-Charter.
Bodine, Samuel T.
Borden, Josiah B.
Borden, F. M. Brown, Chas. W. Biddle, Robert, 2d.
Folwell, Charles H. French, Harry B. French, C. Dunning
Gibbs, W. W .- Charter. Gaskill, Nelson B .- Charter. Gill, Joseph C .- Charter. Grundy, Joseph R .- Charter. Gaskill, Joseph H .- Charter. Gaskill, Henry Kennedy (M. D.) Gaunt, G. W. F.
Doughten, Wm. W. Davis, Ellison H.
Duane, Russell
Bartlett, Charles F.
Borden, James B. Bergen, George J. Baird, David, Jr.
335
LIST OF MEMBERS.
Grosscup, Edward Githens, Horace G. Gilmour, Dr. H. Lake Gibbon, Charles S. Gunn, George C. Gilmore, S. C.
Leeds, Henry W .- Charter.
Lippincott, J. Haines-Charter.
Lippincott, J. Bertram LeBar, Frank
Lober, John B. Lippincott, Walter H.
Lippincott, O. C.
Hollingshead, Irvin W .- Charter.Lippincott, Wm. R. Horner, John G .- Charter.
Hamilton, Charles R .- Charter. Hurff, George B.
Hutchinson, John P.
Mulford, H. K .- Charter.
Hendrickson, Joseph D.
Moon, Reuben O .- Charter.
Humphreys, Harry R.
Morton, Newton
Hildreth, James M. E.
Moffett, Louis B.
Hires, Charles E. Hagert, Edwin
Massey, William E.
Hurley, William Leonard
Mulford, H. K., Jr.
Hatch, Cooper B. Hancock, Walter C.
Mallery, Otto T.
Meyer, Arthur L.
MacIntire, Fred. H.
Newton, Joseph R. Newton, Mahlon W.
Member) Hilson, Hugh H.
Hutchinson, John H.
Perkins, John H.
Hewitt, W. Stirling
Prickitt, Cooper H.
Hires, Charles E., Jr.
Perkins, W. J.
Hires, Russell R.
Pancoast, Wm. G.
Hancock, Clinton C.
Pettit, Jonathan G.
Hurff, Eldorus
Plummer, William
Hulme, Thomas W.
Perkins, E. Russell
Joline, Charles Van Dyke-Charter.Reeves, Francis B .- Charter. Johnson, John D.
Jessup, George W. Johnson, Howard Cooper Jessup, Cooper Jessup, Charles G.
Reeves, Frank H. Rudderow, Maurice B.
Robbins, Samuel K.
Read, William Thackara
Ridgway, Caleb S.
Reeves, Charles Carroll, Jr.
Rue, William Harry
Roberts, Howard E. Reeves, S. French Reeves, Francis B., Jr.
Stokes, Edward Casper
Stites, A. Judson-Charter. Starr, Lewis-Charter. Starr, Jesse W., Jr .- Charter.
Kelly, James D. Kaighn. Joseph Kuser, B. C. Kuser, R. V. Kelsey, Henry C.
Kirby, Ellwood R. (M. D.) Knox, Kerro
Kugler, Victor E.
Leaming, Edmund B .- Charter Lippincott, Heulings-Charter. Levis, Edward H .- Charter. Lippincott, Walter-Charter.
Lippincott, Edmund N.
Moore, J. Hampton-Charter.
Morgan, Allen S.
Hedley, T. Wilson Hunt, Walter Evans
Hughes, Robert D.
Hires, Lucius E. Haines, Henry P. (Honorary
Pedrick, William, Jr .- Charter.
Parvin, Joseph H.
Rainear, A. Rusling-Charter. Roydhouse, George W .- Charter Read, Edmund E., Jr .- Charter. Robb, Walter E.
336
LIST OF MEMBERS.
Steelman, A. Lincoln
Synnott, Thomas W.
Van Sciver, J. B. Veale, Moses
Shoemaker, Clayton French
Van Sciver, Geo. C.
Sparks, J. W.
Vorhies, John C.
Swackhammer, Austin H.
Sharp, Walter P.
Wood, George-Charter
Steelman, Daniel S.
Wood, Walter-Charter.
Stewart, Frank H.
Watkins, David O.
Stites, Fletcher W.
Watts, Ernest
Wills, Richard Albert
Slack, Fred. A.
White, Blanchard H.
Thompson, Henry C., Jr .- Charter. Walker, Edwin Robert
Taylor, A. Merritt-Charter.
Wainwright, A. B.
Taylor, C. Clifford
Webb, Chas. J.
Thorpe, Benjamin
Ware, R. C.
Thorn, H. Norman
Ware, A. M.
Tyler, George H.
Woolman, C. S.
Thorpe, Edward Sheppard
Waddington, E. C.
Index
Apprentices
57
Assembly, pay of Members of. 89-90
Assessors (1708)
13
Attorneys' Commissions. 21
Attorneys (1740 to 1764) 25
Authority to Print
4
Bass, Secretary 90
Battle of Gloucester. 321
Battle of Red Bank.
35
Bell for Court House, ordered. 99
new, for Court House, ordered. IIO
Book for Recording Deeds, ordered. 99
Bounty for wolves, foxes, etc. 92
Bridges and Old Roads. 14
Bridges, repairs to. 129
Bridge, Timber Creek, rebuilt .95, 106, 121
Burial Places, Ancient. 265
Census, Military, 1794. 319
Chestnut Neck, Battle of. 307
Clark, Thomas, Journal of. 303
Clergymen, distinguished. 291
Clerks : 1723-1740 108
1740-1770 120
1770-1800
132
Clerk's Office, plan for erection of.
127
Committees, New Jersey Society of Pennsylvania.
333
Constables (1782)
2.4
Constables' Staffs. 115
Convicts executed. 100, 109
Cooper Creek Ferry. 17
Cooper's Ferry Road. 16
Cooper, James B. 133
Cornbury, Lord, visit of. 88
Collin, Nicholas, Rev 291
Page.
Arms and Ammunition.
114, 117
338
INDEX.
Page.
Cost of Living
18
Counterfeit money.
I22
County Collectors, 1723-1740. 108
County Collectors, 1740-1770
120
County Collectors, 1770-1800
132
County Line, between Salem and Gloucester counties, fixed ... II6
Court House and Prison . II, 89, 91, 103
Court House and Prison, contract for. 96
Court House and Prison, old buildings sold. 98
Court House and Prison, repairs to 109
Court House, addition to (1708) 91
Court House, damaged by fire. . 117, 123
Court House and Jail, site selected. 124
Court House and Jail, first erected. 103
Court House at Woodbury, petition for 123
Court Records. 9
Court Records, Revolutionary Period 22
291
Currency, Farm Produce as. 13
Custom House, Little Egg Harbor
313
Davenport, Gen. Franklin. 139
Death Penalty Enforced.
100
Debt, Imprisonment for.
20
Diary of Samuel Mickle.
155
Ear Mark Book
IO
Early Accounts, 1706.
89
Evans, Nathaniel, Rev.
292
Families, Gloucester County in the West.
320
Family Names, spelling of. 261
Fees, license. .
25
Ferry, Cooper Creek.
17
Fire Company, Woodbury.
15I
Fire Engine, Contributions for
129
First Quakers in Old Gloucester 263
Foreword
5
Freeholders, fined.
IOI
records from 1701
87
1716
94
1721 ..
99
1722
IOI
Croes, John, Rev
INDEX. 339
Page.
Freeholders,
1723-1740 107
1740-1770 I19
1770-1800. I3I
Gloucester County, its formation and divisions. 289
Gloucester Fox Hunting Club. 322
Grand Jurors, 1766. 21
Guns
II7
Haddon Hall, of Haddonfield. 293
Handcuffs and irons
100
Heston, Col. Thomas
I43
Historical Notes.
317
Historical References
329
Historical Society, Gloucester County 318
Hunter, Andrew, Rev 291
Indian King, The. 147
Indictments (1770)
II, 21
(1787)
25
Inn and tavern licenses
61
Irons for prisoners 99
Jail, construction of. 94
Judges (1779)
24
Justices and Freeholders .92, 94, 95, 98, 99, 101, 102
I716
94
1721
99
1722
IOI
1723-1740
106
1740-1770. 119
1770-1800 I3I
King's Highway. 69
Lawrence, James 319
Library, room selected for 128
Licenses, Inn and Tavern (1770)
61
Litle, John, Docket of.
326
Loan Office. .27, 120
Lord Cornbury, visit of. 88
Members, New Jersey Society of Pennsylvania. 334
340
INDEX.
Page.
Merchant, a Gloucester County
51
Merchants, Philadelphia (1779-1791)
52
Mickle, Diary of Samuel.
155
year
1792
157
1793.
158
1798.
162
1799.
163
1800.
165
1801.
168
1802.
I71
1803
174
1804.
176
1805.
179
1806.
180
1807
183
1808.
185
1809.
187
1810.
189
1811.
190
1812.
191
1813
194
1814.
197
1815
199
1816.
201
1817.
204
1818.
207
1819
210
1820.
213
1821.
215
1822
218
1823.
221
1824.
226
1825
232
1826
239
1827.
245
1828.
249
1829.
252
Moravian Church ..
77
Newbie, Mark, Irish Pence
317
New Jersey (poem)
3
Oaks, large white.
317
Officers, New Jersey Society of Pennsylvania.
332
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Page.
Old Families
26, 27
Old Residents, 1789-1792. 57
Old Trinity Church. 29
Otto, Dr. Bodo, Jr., Life of
309
Parliamentary Rules. 100
Poor House, considered.
129
farm purchased. I30
Post offices, Gloucester County (1800) 319
Prisoners, cost of keeping 90
Records, missing from 1748 to 1755. 21
Red Bank, Battle of.
35
Revolution, Men of. 321
Revolutionary Period. .22, 121, 255, 304
Roads 14, 25, 128
Cooper's Ferry 16
new
17
laid out. I26
Road Houses. 18
Saw, Grist, Fulling Mills, taxes IOI
Sheriff's expenses 108
Slavery 65
Slaves set free by.
66
Somers, Richard. 320
Surveyors (1744)
19
Taverns 20
Tavern licenses. 22, 61
Taxation, how levied in 1762
II3
Taxes levied. 87,93, 100
101, 105. 113
Taxes, 1708.
Things taxed
II3
Township Book. Great Egg Harbor.
55
Township Divisions. III
Lines, cost of running. II2
Officials, Deptford (1779) 23
Trinity Church. 29
Watch and Work House. IO.4
Whipper imported.
108
-
against certain property owners. .12, 91
342
INDEX.
Page.
Whipping Post.
22
Whipping Post, stocks, etc. 89, 98, 104
315
Whitall, Ann, Diary of.
255
Whitall, Job, Diary of-year of 1776. 1777
256
Wild Beasts killed.
104
Wolves and Panthers
ยท93,95, 104, 108
Woodbury Fire Co.
150
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