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Full text of ' GENEALOGY 1. ELECTION Gc 974-902 T72L Lee 7 Francis Baclev 1914. STORY OF T RENTON i Jersey 1869- New Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2016 New Jersey State Capitol. HISTORY OF Trenton. New Jersey THE RECORD OF ITS EARLY SETTLEMENT AND CORPORATE PROGRESS. SKETCHES OF ITS GENESIS, COLONIAL CONDITIONS AND MUNICIPAL EVOLUTION. ITS BUSINESS, FINANCE, MANUFACTURES AND FORM OF GOVERNMENT, WITH PARTICULAR NOTICE OF THE MEN WHO BUILT THE CITY.

Enable Scripting Activex Controls Cookies And Java Programs For Practice more. Resident Evil 6 Keygen No Survey No Password. COMPILED FOR THE “STATE GAZETTE,”. BY FRANCIS BA2LEY LEE, Member of the Historical Societies of New Jersey and Pennsylvania; of the Board of Managers of the Genealogical Society of Pennsylvania; of the American Academy of Political and Social Science; of the American Dialect Society; of the Medico-Legal Society; American Numismatic and Archaeological Society; New Jersey Society Sons of the Revolution, etc. / Trenton, N. Murphy, Printer. I INTRODUCTION.

1201M5 EREIN is traced the history of the Capital of New Jersey. As “The Falls,” Trenton entered the lists of colonial towns, a hamlet scarce more than a stopping- place on the stage-route. The turning-point of the American Revolution, the projected Capital of the United States, the political center of a great common- wealth, the home of industries that have won her an international reputation, are all a part of an honorable record. The Trenton of to-day, with her varied economic phenomena, her absorption of outlying territory, and her successes and rapid growth, complete a story of progress. In detail, her religious, social and municipal evolution is clearly developed from humble origin to present achievements.

The churches, clubs and various city departments each have a place. The professions and the men, who have gained for themselves and their city honor and renown, are fully presented. Biographical sketches and portraits of leading citizens in all walks of life are a part of this record. Accurate sketches of the police, lire and school departments, as well as of the National Guard, are given. Works relating to the city are also mentioned, showing the importance of Trenton in the literary and historical world.

The State institutions are treated at length. From title-page to colophon, this is a resume of Trenton — a city whose history embraces two centuries. FRANCIS BAZLEY LEE. CONTENTS Chapter I. — The Genesis of Trenton — Two Factors in the Institution of the Town, Economic and Religious — Geologic and Climatic Differences Between East and West Jersey — The Calvinist of East Jersey and the Quaker of West Jersey Meet at Trenton — Religious Types in the Town and the Heterogeneous Population — Trenton Becomes the Junction of the Varied Elements of the Colonial Life of New Jersey 11 Chapter II. — Trenton as “The Falls of the Delaware” — The Royal Grant of New Jersey — Burlington, in West New Jersey, Settled— The First Xth — Trenton a part of Burlington County, 1679-1714 — Mahlon Stacy Establishes the Town — “The Court Booke” and the List of Settlers — Forestry Problems— The First Bounds of Nottingham, Maidenhead and Hopewell Townships — Early Court Officers— Primitive Tax Assessments— The First Roads — The Advent of Colonel Trent — “The Falls” Becomes Trent-Town 16 Chapter III. — Life in Trenton in the Colony — Some Extracts from the Press— Counterfeiting and Horse- Stealing — Property Sales — Slavery and the Redemptioners — Some Early Industries —Records of Freshets — Sidelights on the Life of the People— The Trenton Town Book 24 Chapter IV.