Dates
- 1920-1954
Abstract
Abstracts, notes and correspondence pertaining to various aspects of New Jersey history. The collection includes an imprint bibliography, notes and correspondence pertaining to Shepard Kollock (2 boxes); biographical and bibliographical notes on New Jersey printers and publishers active before 1851, with selected additions by George C. Rockefeller (12 boxes); abstracts of marriage and death notices, 1792-1865, from newspapers published at New Brunswick (4 folders and 4 drawers of cards); and notes on the history of Elizabeth (especially taverns) and other topics (3 boxes). Other historical topics represented, to a lesser extent, include Mormans in New Jersey, the history of the New Jersey Historical Society and New Jersey potters and pottery. Also present are transcripts of the following: tax assessor's records, 1833 and 1839, for Union Township, Essex (now Union) County; a "List of deaths and interments in Union, N.J." for 1812-1855 as recorded by Nancy (Day?) Bonnel; and marriage records, 1837-1854, kept by the Rev. Searing Stites while pastor in Mercer County at Hamilton Square Baptist Church (1837-1852) and at West Windsor Baptist Church (1853-1854). Among the miscellaneous items present are letters signed by three New Jersey governors: Harold G. Hoffman, A. Harry Moore and Charles Edison. New Brunswick newspapers abstracted: Guardian or New Brunswick Advertiser, 1792-1807 and 1810-1813; Fredonian (later New-Brunswick Fedonian), 1811-1827, 1838-1844, 1847-1851 and 1861-1865; Times and New Brunswick General Advertiser (and its successors), 1815-1823 and 1858-1862; and New Brunswick Daily News, 1855-1858.
Extent
8 cubic feet (17 boxes, 4 folders and 4 drawers of cards)
Language of Materials
English
Conditions Governing Access
No Restrictions.
- Title
- Inventory to the Elmer Tindal Hutchinson Papers
- Status
- Edited Full Draft
- Author
- Special Collections and University Archives
- Date
- April 1993
- Language of description note
- Finding aid is written in English.
- Sponsor
- Special Collections and University Archives, Rutgers University received an operating support grant from the New Jersey Historical Commission, a division of the Department of State.
Part of the New Brunswick Special Collections Repository