Found 38 Results | Archives and Special Collections at Rutgers

File — Box: 4, Folder: 11

Williams Family Papers, correspondence, 1811–1815

Repository: New Brunswick Special Collections / Edna M. Netter Collection of Historical Manuscripts and Personal Papers / MONMOUTH COUNTY - CORLIES FAMILY PAPERS

Scope and Contents:

This lot consists mostly of letters written by Miriam T. Williams (1798–1876, later wife to Benjamin W. Corlies) to her parents, Tylee Williams (1768–1828) and Elizabeth Hartshorne (1771–1849) of Shrewsbury, Monmouth County, while attending school and living away from home.

File — Box: 4, Folder: 12

Algor, John H., (1851–1922), Wall Township, including a Methodist exhorter’s license, marriage certificate to Rebecca J. Liming, and a certificate of admission to the Methodist Sunday School for Rebecca, 1856–1873

Repository: New Brunswick Special Collections / Edna M. Netter Collection of Historical Manuscripts and Personal Papers / MONMOUTH COUNTY

File — Box: 4, Folder: 13

Ammerman, Margaret (1784–1852), receipts, 1830–1849

Repository: New Brunswick Special Collections / Edna M. Netter Collection of Historical Manuscripts and Personal Papers / MONMOUTH COUNTY

Scope and Contents:

Ammerman was interred in the yard of Old Tennent Presbyterian Church, Manalapan.

File — Box: 4, Folder: 14

Applegate, Sarah, including a cyphering book dated 1813 written for her by Daniel O. Kelly, schoolmaster, and miscellaneous documents, no date

Repository: New Brunswick Special Collections / Edna M. Netter Collection of Historical Manuscripts and Personal Papers / MONMOUTH COUNTY

File — Box: 4, Folder: 15

Campbell, Henry and James L., receipts, 1910–1912

Repository: New Brunswick Special Collections / Edna M. Netter Collection of Historical Manuscripts and Personal Papers / MONMOUTH COUNTY

File — Box: 4, Folder: 16

Cowart, Enoch Lloyd (1807–1889), Freehold, political song lyrics and essays, a group of 1862 receipts for supplies for the 14th Regiment of New Jersey Volunteers, and miscellaneous documents, 1838–1874, no date. Also includes a travel diary for his sister Clemence S. Coward (1818–1880), 1851–1857, that was also used to collect funds for improvements to the Freehold Baptist Church, 1863–1866.

Repository: New Brunswick Special Collections / Edna M. Netter Collection of Historical Manuscripts and Personal Papers / MONMOUTH COUNTY

Scope and Contents: Enoch L. Cowart was born in Freehold, a son of Enoch Cowart (1768–1851) and Eleanor Lloyd (1768–1830). He became one of that community’s leading citizens and businessmen. Cowart was known as a composer of political songs and patriotic essays. For extended obituaries outlining his exemplary life, see the Monmouth Democrat, 25 April 1889, 2; and Monmouth Inquirer, 25 April 1889, 5. A group of Enoch L....

File — Box: 4, Folder: 17

Cowart & Perrine, Freehold, ledger containing an inventory of the store stock of goods, March 1, 1852

Repository: New Brunswick Special Collections / Edna M. Netter Collection of Historical Manuscripts and Personal Papers / MONMOUTH COUNTY

Scope and Contents:

Cowart & Perrine was a Freehold store and a partnership of Enoch L. Cowart (1807–1889) and David Clark Perrine (1816–1888). The business opened in December of 1840. It was dissolved by mutual consent on 1 April 1853, with Perrine continuing at the same location. A collection of Cowart & Perrine business papers is owned by the Monmouth County Historical Association.

File — Box: 4, Folder: 18

Cowart, Samuel Craig (1854–1943), Freehold, text of an address given on June 24, 1914, to the Sons of the American Revolution at Old Tennent Church, a mounted photograph of Cowart presenting the door key of the colonial Monmouth County Courthouse to the Monmouth County Historical Association, genealogical notes, and miscellaneous documents, 1870–1914, no date

Repository: New Brunswick Special Collections / Edna M. Netter Collection of Historical Manuscripts and Personal Papers / MONMOUTH COUNTY

Scope and Contents: Samuel Craig Cowart was a son of Enoch L. Cowart (1807–1889) and his wife Ann Marie Bowne (1817–1898). He was married in 1891 to Florence Salome Shepherd (1869–1957). Cowart became a leading Freehold attorney, and, like his father, was deeply involved in local patriotic and historical activities. He routinely gave addresses on the Battle of Monmouth, several of which were printed. For an extended biography of Cowart, see The Freehold Transcript...

File — Box: 4, Folder: 19

Cox Family Papers, mostly pertaining to William Cox and his wife Sarah, but also to Florence Cox, and George Cox, 1839–1869

Repository: New Brunswick Special Collections / Edna M. Netter Collection of Historical Manuscripts and Personal Papers / MONMOUTH COUNTY

File — Box: 4, Folder: 20

Davison, William W., conditions of sale of land in Monmouth County, 1836, no date

Repository: New Brunswick Special Collections / Edna M. Netter Collection of Historical Manuscripts and Personal Papers / MONMOUTH COUNTY

Box 4

Contains 38 Results:

Williams Family Papers, correspondence, 1811–1815

Algor, John H., (1851–1922), Wall Township, including a Methodist exhorter’s license, marriage certificate to Rebecca J. Liming, and a certificate of admission to the Methodist Sunday School for Rebecca, 1856–1873

Ammerman, Margaret (1784–1852), receipts, 1830–1849

Applegate, Sarah, including a cyphering book dated 1813 written for her by Daniel O. Kelly, schoolmaster, and miscellaneous documents, no date

Campbell, Henry and James L., receipts, 1910–1912

Cowart & Perrine, Freehold, ledger containing an inventory of the store stock of goods, March 1, 1852

Cox Family Papers, mostly pertaining to William Cox and his wife Sarah, but also to Florence Cox, and George Cox, 1839–1869

Davison, William W., conditions of sale of land in Monmouth County, 1836, no date

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