This paper originated as a presentation for New Jersey Archives Day held at Monmouth County Archives, when the county celebrated its 325th anniversary. The first four clearly defined counties in New Jersey were established in 1683, and they set the pattern for the future role counties played in the state. Much, though certainly not all, of the controversy leading up to their creation came from the Monmouth towns whose story is emphasized here
In 1930 Mary Elizabeth Bolden sent for her ten year old son, Theodore, from the rural Virginia farm ...
This article places the East Jersey Proprietors’ Minutes 1682-84 in their historical context a...
Gerlach looks at a 25th of the 3d Month, 1772 broadside, "FROM the WEEKLY MEETING IN G[REE]N [WIC]H,...
In the 1660s, the lively experiment of Rhode Island was becoming a success. The diverse little set...
Richard P. McCormick, John T. Cunningham, and Roger H. McDonough are often spoken of together as hav...
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Since 1962 eighteen counties in the State of New Jersey have established community (county) colleges...
This research examines the debate surrounding the site selection of several New Jersey community col...
This sketch attempts to present a brief but accurate picture of Somerset County. A flood of facts wa...
Governing New Jersey: Reflections on the publication of a revised and expanded edition of The Govern...
© 2012 by Rutgers, The State University. All rights reserved. The American Revolution came slowly to...
This master plan contains the findings of a study in four reports on economic base, regional council...
The archaeology of townscapes can provide important information about cultural development and the t...
This paper examines the political career of James Sloan of Gloucester County, New Jersey. Sloan was ...
At head of title: 1739.Outline history of ... New Jersey.--History of Morris County. By E. D. Halsey...
In 1930 Mary Elizabeth Bolden sent for her ten year old son, Theodore, from the rural Virginia farm ...
This article places the East Jersey Proprietors’ Minutes 1682-84 in their historical context a...
Gerlach looks at a 25th of the 3d Month, 1772 broadside, "FROM the WEEKLY MEETING IN G[REE]N [WIC]H,...
In the 1660s, the lively experiment of Rhode Island was becoming a success. The diverse little set...
Richard P. McCormick, John T. Cunningham, and Roger H. McDonough are often spoken of together as hav...
Past histories have studied the disruptive antiproprietary riots that caused great disorder in colon...
Since 1962 eighteen counties in the State of New Jersey have established community (county) colleges...
This research examines the debate surrounding the site selection of several New Jersey community col...
This sketch attempts to present a brief but accurate picture of Somerset County. A flood of facts wa...
Governing New Jersey: Reflections on the publication of a revised and expanded edition of The Govern...
© 2012 by Rutgers, The State University. All rights reserved. The American Revolution came slowly to...
This master plan contains the findings of a study in four reports on economic base, regional council...
The archaeology of townscapes can provide important information about cultural development and the t...
This paper examines the political career of James Sloan of Gloucester County, New Jersey. Sloan was ...
At head of title: 1739.Outline history of ... New Jersey.--History of Morris County. By E. D. Halsey...
In 1930 Mary Elizabeth Bolden sent for her ten year old son, Theodore, from the rural Virginia farm ...
This article places the East Jersey Proprietors’ Minutes 1682-84 in their historical context a...
Gerlach looks at a 25th of the 3d Month, 1772 broadside, "FROM the WEEKLY MEETING IN G[REE]N [WIC]H,...