Notice of application to orphans court guardianship
Guardians of Edna D Dis and Carrie D Dit a apply to Warren County Orphans Court in 1909 November for appointment of guardian ad litem to divide and assign undivided shares of land held in common by named subscribers and heirs including Elijah N Dilts family and others. The property lies in Washington Township Warren County New Jersey and includes parcels described along Morris Turnpike and Morris Canal with specific corner points and acreage totaling ninety plus acres except for four building lots.
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Belog
Wauhtorton
Warren
State of
New
Mire
Nancy Gay
Tha Dora Turnpike
B.corder
Orrs Gana Company
Conrad
Theneath
Tourle
George Oavis
Ad Varey Opdyke
Aleo
Washington
County of
Forman
New Jersey
Hugh Score'aland
Morrie Turnpike
Ebaing
Morris Canal Company
Hevrner
Anid Wits
George
Cold Turspike Road
Eald
Ellie N. Dilts
Ra Perry
Sfiker
Lance
Warren Conney Olees
Deppert
Elijah N. Dita
Deeenach
Thor Henry Dili
George W. Dilta
Homa E.jobnaten
Tigasea
Dts
Margeretta
Lundy
Anta , Landy
Harry A. Landy
Subscriviers
Edna D. Dis
Carrie D. Dita
Alvah C
Rouas
Bilgidere
Local notes report growth and repairs in Philipsburg area
The town sees new construction at Howell school addition to handle more pupils. Hugh Rigbce injured, Mrs. Anos Boyle begins residence work on Ingersoll Heights. Leopold and Thames relocate glass works to West Northampton. Warrin Foundry benefits paid for sickness. Merchants buy and sell plots on Main Street, new sewer work on Canter street progresses. Philipsburg grows, housing demand rises as factories bring workers and population may double in five years.
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Phldlifs
Howell
Harry Rigbce
Sateen
Anos Boyle
Ingersoll Heights
Ing
Sealion
C.J. Lanteon
Boberch
Lepold
Thames
Weat
Northampton Aireaty
Warrin Foundry
Tna
Jomoa Hele
Bonneté
Strest
Bog
Chas. Altemas
Banton
Come Tine
Dames of Maite
Bonton
Mire
James Gillon
M Ire
Anos Piggott
Mra
Apgar
BR. P. Bowell
Blairstown
Canter Street
Wasre
Hones
Phil-ipsburg
Avery Rageon
Logarsell
Jobo Stout
Biath Ward
William Bradley
Firthtown
Bradley
Josiop van Biliaed
William Rapp
Anderson Street
Hackettalown
Aaron Kohl
Baath Main Street
O. 5
Acffman
Matin Street
McKee
Grand Jury
Frak Sabuliz
Ingersoll
Hisrness
Geound
Huston
Andover Faurnaca
Lona
Wesley MM. Hy
Frank Amillar
Kent
Andover Furnace
Manunkachonk
Frank Gang
Dawley &Co
Thin Place
Martian Creek
Hannah
John Mullen
South Mala ‘Strest
Gbe
Bamuel Shaw
Easton
Ellen
Asher Bahooley
East Howard
Haston Hospital
Danoased
Geo, Achooley
Bonth Ride
Isaac Frank
Samuel Lomping
Dmisacs
Ble Babooley
Miles Grace Satooley
Frenculwy
Newton
George Silman
Long
Jelard
William Mason
Brookyn
George
Harry
Ann Billie Appleton
Barah Gnyder
Riveretree
Halliday Byeothy
Avara
Boarden
Mary Gordon
Ann Tobin
Tobin
Wilson
Storm damages and road washout near Marksboro
Partial storm impact reported around Marksboro with visible damages near Alfred W Cooke's residence. Water at the cement plant caused work stoppages for days and a sinkhole formed on the road prompting filling efforts after a Monday rain. Local anxiety centered on the railroad dam and adjacent land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marksboro
Witer
Alfred W Cooke
Local notes on residents and town improvements in Warren County
Bloomsbury G B Apres returns home to Philadelphia after a summer in the area. Many residents, including Frank Stamats, Mr. and Mrs. George W Beatt, and the Sidders family, traveled and visited friends in Ambler and Philadelphia. The town plans new developments, fencing around the Presbyterian cemetery, and a hoped for clock restoration. Notable mentions include J W Croveling’s recital plans, and local moves and renovations. The piece also notes travel to Berkshire Mountains, multiple visits, and a surge of building activity with new houses and businesses.
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Aldo
Markeboro
Lydia Cooke
Ledgewood
Morris County
Anine
Thoreday
John F. Basphorer
Mir
Wad Sire
Rere
Ming Matilds Armatrong
McLaury
Papsta
Robert Hendricks
Albany
N.Y
Bira
Ryerson Trauger
Alice B. Wilson
Blaimstown
Harvey Ropkies
Newton
Blalimtown
Quinton Kerr
Miss Lacy
Jobesconburg
KR. F. Primrose
Itias Lizelo
Mira
George J. Primrose
Doriiny
G. B. Apres
Artlet
Philadelphia
Frank Stamats
Yiotclty
George W Beatt
Ambler
Charles F
Sidders
Gladys
Myre
Eliizabeth1
Gaskell
Anna
Burton
Mm. Keller
Easton
Mer
Wm. Carpenter
Theodore Melick
Williamsport
Mm. G. B. Kramer
Tatarsy
Ars
Jonoia MowAlinter
Dilsa Bloom
Little York
Misa Hifzabath Gardner
Meson Apgar
Olbeta Ara
Henry Fook
Aloe Ness
Frank Apgar
J. Welch
J. W. Croveling
Sercas
Coesa
Placca
Mary
Daniel Spangenberg
Springtown
Bhropa
Andrew Lott
Theodore Melisk
James Ross
Ben
Pickle
Welch
New Sheden
Ralim
William Welch
West’ Pittston
Elia T Viet i
Spangenberg
Ann Apgar
Garragnes
Plainfield
Loog- Seland
Connecticut
Maseschusetts
Thay
Great Barrington
Mass
Berkshire Mountains
Berkshire Ton
Bryant
Castle Hopkins
Hacratistawh
Robert A. Cole
Saibder
Hackette Town
Frank GO. Byeritt
New York
George T. Byeritt
Drakestowe Mountain
Everitt
Mott Iron Works
Ally
Chatlea Bt
Ghrindan & Stiff
Mach Inlet
Ashley
Paterson Sk
Blais Ayers
Post Island
Big Prank Fox
Ebharp Bisters
Atrest
Eller Hat Works
Mica Ostric Bell
Jone
Bejlarin Bobool
Maraea
Sutphin
Malo Street
Mary Grogan
California
Fargoson
Jims
Darnell
Rhields
Lackswabua Leather Co
Jobo Karr
Cols
Vescelus
Bowell
Air
Karr
Salem
N. C
Young Bloodiams
Mmacadama
Hackettstown
Fire destroys farm buildings near Blairstown
Local report describes a blaze on the Mary Ann Henry farm two miles from Blairstown toward the Glue Mountains. A barn wagon house and cow barn were burned with two good horses and contents. family awakened by bright heat, unable to save structures. No injuries reported. Fire origin appears suspicious. Milton Wildrick, BR. F. D., examined Tuesday for Bond set at $500. Various local residents visiting kin and attending society events are noted, including Albert Lanterman and Kate Cooke.
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Portland
Columbia
Aeon Wan
Gira
Albert Fetter
Meadowbrook
Theodore F. Cowell
Paolisa
Samuel Orie
Ohiaman
A. M. Bnover
Burdey
Mary Ann Aenry
Blairetown
Glue Mountains
Milton Wildrick
BR. F. D
Kennedy
Prado
Prado of 80 Per Cent. He Is Required To Give A Bond For $500, ° ‘ ‘ Mr. and Mim
Albert Lanterman
Man
Dan
North Dukols
Misa Kate Cooke
Mra
Babbitt
Blairstown
Biya
J. W. Pierson
Sarah M
Drake
Andover
Cook
Hackettstown
Robert, Howell
Poillipeborg
Poillipeborg,’ Ho and Mra. Howell
Andorsband
Paterson
Thoreday
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Adlea Hotel
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George B. Cheveling
Dutterwich
Axford
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Fifth Arcana
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Buckingham
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Newark
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