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William Bunnel and Sven Williamson plead guilty to theft 1899

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 New Jersey Courier 20 Apr 1899

AIC Insurance building, Route 37, Toms River, 2016

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Chicken thieves at Osbornville, 1899

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New Jersey Courier 14 Dec 1899

Burglary at Osbornville, 1899

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New Jersey Courier 27 Dec 1899

Brower-Hulse wedding, 1899

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New Jersey Courier 30 Nov 1899

A.W. Clayton buys stolen boots, 1899

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New Jersey Courier 2 Nov 1899

news from Osbornville, 1899

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New Jersey Courier 14 Sep 1899

Mary A. Osborn dies, 1899

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New Jersey Courier 2 Feb 1899

William Falkenburg builds a new house, 1899

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New Jersey Courier 26 Oct 1899

At the Surrogate's office, 1899

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New Jersey Courier 9 Mar 1899

Carrie Stillwell died, 1899

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New Jersey Courier 9 Mar 1899

twin tragedy for the Maxson family, 1899

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New Jersey Courier 23 Feb 1899 (under the 'Osbornville' heading)

Abram Ware and Bessie Hulse die, 1899

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New Jersey Courier 23 Feb 1899

Carrie Phillips abandons a baby, 1899

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New Jersey Courier 21 Sep 1899

news from Osbornville, 1899

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New Jersey Courier 23 Feb 1899

Thomas More obituary, 1899

from the New Jersey Courier 28 Sep 1899 Thomas More, a veteran of the Civil War, a member of Company B, 162d NY Vol Infantry, died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. George Loveland, at Bayhead on Tuesday, Sept 19th. Interment took place in the Old Cemetery at West Point Pleasant, sermon preached by Rev. Mr. Dickson of the Presbyterian Church, under the auspices of the Comrades of Elwood Arnold Polst, No. 87, G.A.R. The deceased, however, was not a member of the post.

Solomon Shourds obituary, 1899

From the New Jersey Courier 28 Sep 1899 After an illness of three y ears Solomon Shourds died at Tuckerton on Sept. 17th. The funeral was held at the M.E. Church on Tuesday following the Red Men and Golden Eagles attending in a body; the former society conducting the ceremony at the grave. Mr. Shourds had been a resident of Tuckerton most of his life and a trusted employee of the Tuckerton Building Loan, and a member of the Tuckerton Fire Company since its organization. He served in the Civil War and was honorably discharged at its close.