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Metuchen-Edison Historical Society Oral History Project
WEBMetuchen-Edison Historical Society Oral History Project 1 Major Charles Carman Date: December 29, 1973 Interviewer: Ruth Terwilliger Transcribers: Janena Benjamin, February 2006 and Laura Cubbage-Draper, March 2019
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The Sand Hills of Bonhamtown
WEBThe Sand Hillswas my father's descriptor of the section a mile or so northeast of Bonhamtown Center in which he, at age 2, initially settled with his family upon their immigration from Austria- Hungary in 1905. The family would spend their next twelve years resident in the Sand Hills before moving to Metuchen in 1917 where my father would
Piscatawaytown Burial Ground
WEBThis is the oldest neighborhood in Edison. The Piscatawaytown Burial Ground is one of the oldest cemeteries in Middlesex County with one grave dating back to 1693, and there may have been earlier burials. On March 5, 1695 the Proprietors of the Province of East New Jersey granted a tract of land for a Burial Ground and a Town Common.
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WEBBetween October 16 and 19, 1859, the white abolitionist John Brown attempted to incite a slave uprising by leading a group of sixteen white men, three free blacks, one freed slave and one fugitive slave to seize the U.S. arsenal at Harpers Ferry, Virginia.
1940 Federal Population Census Metuchen, NJ Street Index
WEBGo to Ancestry.com, and click on “search” then select “census and voter lists.”. This will bring you to a search page. Select “1940 United States Federal Census free.”. At this point, you may be asked to set up a free account if you have not done so already, linked to your email account. Then, in the “Browse this collection” box
Metuchen-Edison Historical Society Oral History Project
WEBDate: July 20, 1978 Interviewer: Paula Bruno Transcribers: Janena Benjamin, February 2006 and Laura Cubbage-Draper, February 2019 Editor: Jennifer Warren, October 2019. Abstract: Eleanor M. Bloomfield (1904-1981) was the daughter of Howard Weston Bloomfield and Anita Irene (Lundy) Bloomfield, and the granddaughter of Charles A. …
Me t uc he n-E di s on Hi s t or i c al Soc i e t y Or al Hi s t or y …
WEBDate: Interviewer: Transcriber: Editor: December 7, 1977 David Heinlein Jennifer Warren, May 2020 Jennifer Warren, June 2020. Abstract: Otto Reynold Drews (1884-1981) was born in Danzig, Germany and moved with his family to Falls Township, Pennsylvania as a child. A Metuchen resident since 1905, Mr. Drews worked for several years as chief clerk
Why is the high school named for John P. Stevens
WEBLater owners of the house and barn had it placed on the National Register of historic places. John P. Stevens Jr. died on November 14, 1977, thirteen years after the Edison Board of Education decided to honor him by naming the high school after him. Recognizing the fact that he was a civic leader not only in Edison, but also in the United States.
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