Harsh weather in 1857
Ocean Emblem 21 Jan 1857
Posts
Cloverdale, 1930
These are the census entries from 1930 for Cloverdale: HSE# FAM# SURNAME NAME AGE BIRTH RACE OCCUPATION 321 322 Collins William 40 NJ W Odd jobs Blanche 34 NJ W Mildred 14 NJ W Blanche 10 NJ W William 2y 10m NJ W Clinton 20 NJ W illegible Helen 17 NJ W *she is William's dau. in law Edith H. 10 NJ W *she is William's grand daughter 322 323 White Nolan ?? SC B laborer- odd jobs
Burlington City Census, 1860 (part 16)
Pg# # Hse# Fam# Name Age Race Occupation Birth 122 1 975 985 KIMBLE Aaron 29 w farmer NJ 122 2 975 985 KIMBLE Sarah W. 30 w NJ 122 3 975 985 FORT Margaret M. 76 w NJ 122 4 975 985 KIMBLE George 11 w NJ 122 5 975 985 ASAY Charles 25 w farm labor NJ 122 6 976 986 MCLAUGHLIN Michael 45 w farmer Ireland 122 7 976 986 MCLAUGHLIN Mary 34 w NJ 122 8 976 986 MCLAUGHLIN Mary E. 14 w MA 122 9 976 986 MCLAUGHLIN Sarah W. 17 w MA 122 10 976 986 MCLAUGHLIN Francis 8 w NJ 122 11 976 986 MCLAUGHLIN James 4 w NJ 122 12 976 986 MCLAUGHLIN Catharine 7 w NJ 122 13 976 986 MCLAUGHLIN Mary 50 w Ireland 122 14 977 987 GALAGER James 30 w toll keeper Ireland 122 15 977 987 GALAGER Briget 23 w Ireland 122 16 977 987 GALAGER Joseph 1 w NJ 122 17 978 988 LOWDEN John D. 46 w shoemaker NJ 122 18 978 988 LOWDEN Elizabeth 47 w NJ 122 19 978
Judge issues suspended sentences, 1930
New Jersey Courier 23 May 1930: SUSPENDED SENTENCES FAVORED BY JUDGE SIX YEARS IN STATE PRISON CHANGED TO SIX YEARS ON PROBATION Suspended sentences were handed out to nearly everyone that came before Judge GALLAGHER on Wednesday of this week. Among the lucky ones were Francis HULSE, Fred HOOPER, and Fred REID, of the Point Pleasant neighborhood, who had previously been sentenced to six years in state prison. The boys were accused of breaking into a number of places at Mantaloking, and in that vicinity, and robbing them. One was the office of the Mandalay Land Company, one a garage at Mantaloking, and some were houses. They were indicted on three instances and pleaded guilty. They are, under the last sentence, placed under probation for six years to report monthly the previous sentence being held over them. Joseph Carr, convicted of stealing a mink coat in Lakewood, was sentenced to two years, which was suspended provided he left the county inside 48 hours. A woman visitor in Lakewoo
Burlington City Census, 1860 (part 15)
Pg# # Hse# Fam# Name Age R Occupation Birth 117 1 948 958 HUNTER Catherine 10 b DE 117 2 948 958 CLAIRMOUNT Allen G. 7/12 b NJ 117 3 949 959 JACKSON Francis 45 b washingwoman NJ 117 4 950 960 HARRIS Thomas 35 b day labor NC 117 5 950 960 HARRIS Caroline 36 b at service DE 117 6 950 960 HARRIS Catherine 9 b NJ 117 7 950 960 HARRIS William 2 b NJ 117 8 950 960 HARRIS Patience 63 b NC 117 9 951 961 JUNIPER William 26 b waiter DE 117 10 951 961 JUNIPER Hannah 23 b NC 117 11 951 961 JUNIPER George H. 4/12 b NJ 117 12 952 962 PINCON James 38 b day laborer NJ 117 13 952 962 PINCON Helen 30 b needlework NJ 117 14 952 962 PINCON Alfred 10 b PA 117 15 952 962 PINCON Emma 7 b NJ 117 16 952 962 PINCON Amanda 3 b NJ 117 17 953 963 GROSS Benj. 48 b day labor MD 117 18 953 963 GROSS Mary 27 b washerwoman DE 117 19 953 963 STILL Josep