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Death and Dying in 1850 Hunterdon County

October 31, 2014 By Marfy Goodspeed in Hunterdon Tags: cemeteries

Be forewarned—this article is not for the squeamish.

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Biggest Log Ever Brought to Stockton

October 25, 2014 By Marfy Goodspeed in Case, E. T. Bush, Stockton Tags: D&R Canal, debt, flora and fauna, mills, occupations

Giant Oak Caused Trouble Before It Arrived at the Mill.
A Big Event in the Town

by Egbert T. Bush, Stockton, N.J.
published in the Hunterdon Co. Democrat, September 5, 1929

The Oak Tree by Thomas Bewick
The Oak Tree by Thomas Bewick

This is another in a series of articles by Egbert T. Bush on the subject of Hunterdon County trees. Whenever Mr. Bush writes about an event, there is always an interesting back story—often more than one. This article about Stockton takes us north to Kingwood and Alexandria, and south to Lambertville. There are a few people of particular importance: John Finney, William V. Case, Edward P. Conkling and his father Rev. Cornelius S. Conkling. The biographies of Finney and Case can be found at the end of Mr. Bush’s article. The Conklings will appear in a subsequent post.

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The Trout Cemetery

October 11, 2014 By Marfy Goodspeed in Hunterdon, Raritan Twp, Trout Tags: cemeteries

The Trout Cemetery, photograph by Bob and Leslie Leith
The Trout Cemetery, photograph by Bob and Leslie Leith
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