Random birth announcements from local papers

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Here are some other births I've recorded:
Bunnell Aug 23, 1892 d/o Harry M. Bunnell at Toms River New Jersey Courier 25 Aug 1892
Cox, Gus 'recently' s/o Gus Cox New Jersey Courier 22 May 1879
Cox, William 'recently' s/o Gus Cox New Jeresey Courier 22 May 1879
Eldridge, Gail Johnson May 1939 d/o Richard Eldridge of Thorndyke Ave, Bartram Manor and Jane (nee Anderson) Eldridge;

gd/o James Anderson of Buttonwood Street		 New Jersey Mirror 1 Jun 1939
Emmons, 'recently' s/o George Emmons at Jackson's Mills New Jersey Courier 25 Aug 1892
Giberson 23 Sep 1892 d/o Mrs. Herschel Giberson New Jersey Courier 25 Sep 1892
Gwyer 23 Aug 1892 s/o Mrs. E.L. Gwyer at Toms River New Jersey Courier 25 Aug 1892
Kump, Marie Louise s/o Hume Kumpf of High Street,Mt Holly, @ Burlington Co. Hospital New Jersey Mirror 9 Jun 1939
Schwartz, 23 Aug 1892 s/o Mrs. Martin Schwarz at Toms River New Jersey Courier 25 Aug 1892
Shippen, Peggy 16 May 1939 d/o Frank R. Shippen of East Orange New Jersey Mirror 18 May 1939
Sprague recently s/o Mrs. Thomas S. Sprague at Manahawkin New Jersey Courier 25 Aug 1892

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