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Thomas Jones v. David Johnes

February 27, 2012 By Marfy Goodspeed in Amwell Twp, Bowne Station, Bray, Headquarters, Hunterdon 8 Comments Tags: The Revolution

Thomas Jones v. David Johnes

Who Collected The Boats?

Washington Crossing the Delaware by Emanuel Leutze

I must begin by congratulating all those who worked so hard to save the Christopher Vought house in Clinton Township. The building is a living reminder of the passions that so profoundly moved Americans of all persuasions during the Revolutionary War. To lose that building would have been a tragic loss through demolition by neglect.

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Home of Capt. David Jones

February 27, 2012 By Marfy Goodspeed in Amwell Twp, Bowne Station, Bray, Headquarters, Historians, Hunterdon, J. M. Hoppock 3 Comments Tags: The Revolution

Home of Capt. David Jones

by Jonathan M. Hoppock
published August 31, 1905
in the Democrat Advertiser, Flemington, NJ

The article was written by Mr. Hoppock. The footnotes are mine.

Article on Capt. Johnes captures the front page in 1905
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The Bull’s Island Bridge

February 22, 2012 By Marfy Goodspeed in Delaware Twp, Raven Rock 2 Comments Tags: bridges, Bucks County, Bull's Island, legislation, Nath'l Saxton, politics, roads

In a recent post I mentioned that I found two items at the Hunterdon County Historical Society that explained what Nathaniel Saxton was doing during the years 1808-1815. Besides investing in Raven Rock and a couple properties in other locations, and becoming an active supporter of the Federalists, Saxton was thinking of infrastructure, in particular, construction of a bridge between Bull’s Island and Lumberville.

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