Property transfers listed in Asbury Park and surrounding townships
A dense list of property transfers and deeds in Asbury Park Middletown Keyport and nearby townships. Names such as Theodore Rumack sheriff Cornelius Heaipy and Chas Maxson appear with parcels priced from 1 to 700 dollars and more including lands in Atlantic Ocean and Monmouth counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh
Yan
Lot
Massurea
Jaasnory
Theodore ‘Aumack
Cornelius Heaipy
Asbury Park
Chas
W. Maxson
Eparat BR. Pepe
Tusbany
Ta Garret
Aati Ry Earls Aon Jamen
A. Bradley
Mutwaf Lite Ins
Bury Park
Selake Brownentr
Frederick G. Burnham
John State
Fatrick
Mia
John F. Stout
Middletown Township
John
Leonard
Alberto Doremus
Rhyswabury
Mahoney
Jang Honey
Lota
Sarahee
Thonts
Charles N. Gok
Atlantic Township
Hugh
Conyell
Joley Wrottmansee
Della Lippincott
Durden
Awamp
Howell
Hortus
Newing
Wai
Char
Ocean Town
Vanderveer
Henry, Schoen- Am
Lois
Poe Branch
Oliver Hhver
Aship
James Hampton
Precator
W. A B. ‘Parker
Long Branch
Parker
D. Tiablorgahp
Willard J.sterner
Megniger
Ocean Benoke
Theodore Rumack
Joseph P. Chad
Middletown
Atlantic Highlands
R.A. Co
Worthin
Lewis D. Baseatt
North Spring
Mary M. Ward
Charles Montagu Wand ¢T
Etomey
Bell
Theresa W. Seabrook
Thomas Rentrook
Matawan Township
Walling
Exso
Benjamin B. Ogden
Inn
Exeo
Benjamin i
Ogden
Bénjama B
Futa
Keyport
Michael
Swift
Ross
Midletown Township
Building Contracts at Ocean Grove Market
Martha J Willisma with Warren Brown are noted as agents for masonry work on a new house at Ocean Grove. Alonzo Browder and C are listed as masons, with John To handling arrangements for the contract. Details include terms and expected hours for 1974, with a focus on completion conditions and payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha J. Willisma
Warren, Brown
Océan Grove
Finn
Alonzo Browdr Wa der C
John
Ea Bright
Annual meeting of its Association at Trenton
The 20th annual meeting of its Association met at Trenton in Model School Hall on Tuesday under favorable influences. President Melony led the 200 teachers in order, with Scripture reading and prayer, as Prof Has Bronck welcomed them from the Normal School. State Superintendent E. Chepaia spoke for New Jersey education, praising teachers and urging broader representation and stronger union for reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Hall
Melony
Has Bronck
Normal School
Chepaia
Apdak
New Jersey
Ave Bay
atesPnden
He Éald
Rand
Andréades Weld Thoae
Mon
Janes McSilister
Failadelphis
C. Hough
A. Witte
Col. Foster
Trnstock
Normal Scholars
Logan
Murphyeboro
John Logan
Ireland
Tennessee
Winots
Mexico
Lincoln
Tiavasion
Cela
Congress
Capitol
Bull Ron
Phi
Rae
McClernand
Gen. Grant
T Helmont
Forts Henry
Sherman
Farmoun
Maral
Thio
Pherson
Grant
Richmond
Washington
Davie
Chica
Hils
Mary
Cunningham
Whellington
Epishiol
John A. Ita Manning
Othe
Wade Tacker
The Sandy Hook Lightship Descibes Its Mighty Structure
A detailed historical account describes the Sandy Hook Lightship’s construction and enduring voyage. It covers its 100-foot length, 20-foot bow, heavy deckframes, two mast lanterns, and the crew’s disciplined routine, from sunrise lamps to midnight watches, alongside captain’s cabin comforts and the ship’s robust sail rigging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sven
Cook
Ehip
Munrise
Bell
Aig
Gidlarkea Tharwind
Avery
Thoro
Sheavy Donsata
Victorian Recital Draws Mixed Attendance at Library Benefit
A January Monday night recital by the Library Association drew about 200 to 800 attendees amid strong program efforts. Performers including Miss Belle Green and Misa Vansant presented vocal and instrumental pieces, with readings by Mrs Hammer and Miss McKeage. The concert featured a staged feast sequence, a dramatic tale, and an extended piano set, followed by a detailed supper-like finale. The Evangelical Alliance outlined a week of services beginning January 22, 1887, with sermons, prayer, and humility sessions across multiple days and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calla
D. H. Wyckoit
Misa Vansant
Belle Green
Misa Grace
McKéage
Misa Aumack
Stusbar
Mra.Hammer
Alon’a. of
Rubenstein
Audienta
George Read
Nicide
John
Bourgeon
Chen
Paine
Death of General Logan Stuns Nation At Washington Residence
The death occurred at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon at General Logan's residence in Washington. News of his danger had spread quickly as electrical currents carried the tidings nationwide. Logan, a dominant figure in both military and political life, left a lasting mark on battles, Congress, and national history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hia
Washington
Tila “Wineas
Tink
Oral Logan
Menta
Tharithat
Ateong
bin Thi
Mark
Congress
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Ocean Grove
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Real Estate and Insurance At
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Ft . Wrignt
Hox
Cookmayo and
Sowall Ava
A. Park
Brown's
North Sprin
Farront
William Beames
Wenry
Mattison Avenue
Band Street
Asbury P. Park
B. Crowell. & CO
J. Henry K Kotha Aprilegate
NEW York Book
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Avenur
Asbury. Park N. Je
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Fale ‘Millinery
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Ernest Brylea
Woolston
Oliver H. Brown
Emporium
Spring Lake
Freich
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Cookman Ave
Asbuny Park
Monmouth County
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Grover James H. Bird
Atlantic House
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Igiten Pleasant
Oceatri - Parke
Joy Lake
Iorksley
St. Elmo
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Penneylvania
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Saphear
Aston
Salta Robs
Frincipat
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Asbury, Park
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the ‘Teachers’ Association
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Laura Ontealt
Harry Wilson
Eto Hagerman
Be Gines
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Orammar Brparternt
Paul Woolston
Jonnte Lord
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Sandy Hook
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John A. Logan
Lee
Trppton State Gazette
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Biden
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