Delinquent Taxes, 1878

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Originally appeared in the New Jersey Mirror in September 1878. List dated Aug. 14, 1878 William Bisbing, collector















































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































Surname Given Name Amount Owed
Absalom E.C. 1.00
Absalom James 1.00
Aregood John 1.00
Baker Edward 1.00
Bozarth George 1.00
Baily Harry 4.45
Barry John 1.00
Bennett Mark 1.00
Borden Job W. 1.50
Borden Mason 1.00
Bowne William 15.00
Brinton Charles 1.00
Brown Frank 7.19
Bunting Cornelius 1.50
Cammon James 1.50
Campbell Charles 1.50
Campbell Joseph 1.00
Casey John 1.50
Chambers George 1.00
Cheston Robert 69.69
Clark Adam 3.01
Cloran Henry 1.50
Closby Patrick 5.75
Clyde Matthew 1.00
Collins Michael 1.00
Conghlin S.B. 7.53
Conklin George 1.00
Conner Richard 1.50
Cox Jason .50
Craig Jacob 1.00
Crammer Jacob 1.50
Crawford William 1.00
Cunningham Peter 3.45
Curch John 8.90
Dallman Henry 1.50
Darnell J.T. 4.45
Davis Malachi 1.50
Deacon Wm. 1.00
Dixon James 1.00
Downey James 1.50
Doyle Luke 1.50
Durell Charles 8.82
Durell Elwood 4.60
Durell William 1.00
Elliot Julia 3.45
Ely John 1.50
Emlin George H. 0.50
Emmons David,jr. 1.00
Emmons David, Sr. 1.00
Emmons John 1.00
English Abraham 1.00
English Chester 2.35
English Daniel 1.50
English Elwood 1.00
English Joseph 1.00
English William 1.00
Estelow John 1.00
Ferguson James 1.00
Fink Chris 1.00
Foley John 1.50
Foulks John 1.50
Foulks Joseph 5.49
Frazier Solomon 1.00
Gainer Matthew 1.50
Galbray James 1.00
Grady John 3.57
Gray William W. 29.95
Greek Jacob 1.00
Hall John 6.90
Hamilton George 1.00
Hamilton John 1.00
Hamilton Richard 3.82
Hamilton Richard 1.50
Hankins Gilbert, jr. 1.00
Hannan Pat 1.00
Harris George 1.00
Harris Isaac 1.00
Hankins Gilbert, sr. 1.00
Hawkey Robert 10.58
Hays Henry E. 7.90
Higgins Humphrey 1.00
Hobbs George .50
Hutchinson John 1.00
Huested Reuben 1.50
Irons Mary 8.05
James John 5.24
James William 1.00
Jeffrey Elvy 7.25
Johnson Richard .50
Johnson Samuel 1.00
Johnson William 1.00
Keely Nicholas 1.50
Keley William 1.00
Kelty Dennis 1.00
Kelty Patrick 1.00
Kimble George 1.00
Lowden Charles 8.80
Lucas Joseph W. 7.98
Lucas Martha 10.05
Lucas Mary A. 24.10
Park Daniel 1.00
Patterson John 1.00
Penn Stacy 1.00
Phifar James 1.50
Phifar Thomas 1.00
Potter William C. 1.15
Potts John 1.00
Potts Frank 1.00
Potts Joseph (estate) 18.90
Potts Joseph 1.00
Quinn Mary 4.60
Rainear Edward 1.00
Reed John 1.50
Reeves Anthony 3.34
Richardson Joseph 1.00
Richardson Thomas 3.60
Richmond David 1.50
Riley Charles 1.00
Riley James 1.00
Riley Michael 2.00
Riley Richard 1.00
Rinear Nelson 2.00
Roe Thomas 2.21
Rubart Isaac 1.00
Rubart Samuel 1.00
Rubart William 1.50
Scayler Samuel 5.60
Schenk William 1.00
Scott George 1.00
Seabury Jas. M. , Sr. 108.14
Shafer Michael 1.00
Shinn James 1.50
Shinn William 1.50
Slack Richard 12.65
Sledds William 1.00
Smith Charles W. 5.13
Smith George W. 54.68
Smith William 1.00
Spotz Leonard 9.82
Stockwell H.W. 1.00
Stone Joseph 1.00
Streeper James 1.00
Strick Henry .50
Styer M.L. and R.E. 4.55
Sullivan John 1.00
Sypher Chris 1.00
Thornton John 1.00
Titus Abner 1.00
Trail R.T.M. 141.50
VanHorn Israel (estate) 11.50
Vankirk J.B. 1.15
Warren Benj. T. 12.15
Watson John 3.57
Weaste Daniel 1.50
Weaste Howard 1.00
Weaste John 1.00
Weaste Morgan 1.00
Webb Benjamin 1.00
Wedell William 1.00
Whaley Charles 1.00
Wilkie Charles 1.43
Wilkie William 1.00
Wilson Thomas E. 1.50
Wood Aaron 1.00
Zelley William B. 48.29

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