This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
Open-Door Port Jervis Shelter Aids Many Animals
Port Jervis Humane Society on Route 209 maintains an open-door policy led by executive director Robert E. Kleinstuber. In 1970 71 the shelter admitted over 100 dogs and accepted about 1 300 animals from Sussex County New Jersey. The shelter serves Pike County and Sussex County with animals ranging from coon hounds to purebred St Bernard and cats. The group operates on donations with about 400 members and has rescued starving dogs and cats from Millrift Pennsylvania.
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Port Jervis
Alfred Phillips
Otisville
Westtown
Glen Spey
Middletown
Greenville
Deerpark
Chester
Slate Hill
New York
Pike County
Milford
Sussex County
N.J
Port Jeers
Phillips
Stanhope, Newton
Hopatcong
Temple
Texas
Sullivan County
Rock Hill
New Jersey
Millrift
Albert Meers
Brutus