Posted: 1:59 AM - Jun 07, 2000
Dee found this while looking through the familysearch research guide for NJ...didn't realize they had it on microfilm and I see they have the PA Archive series on microfilm as well...
Transcripts of many New Jersey public documents from the colonial and revolutionary period have been published in: Documents Relating to the Colonial History of the State of New Jersey. [Archives of the State of New Jersey, First Series, Second Series]. 42 vols. Newark, N.J.: Daily Journal Establishment, 1880-1949. (FHL book 974.9 B49a; films 844833-52 and 438588; computer
number 248331; some vols. are on fiche.) This set contains will abstracts, patents, deeds,
newspaper abstracts, and marriages. (An index to volumes 1-10 is on FHL film 844833 item
3; computer number 248331. Most volumes are individually indexed.)
Dee they also have Dornan of Rugers University on microfilm found that in the PA guide...his main research area was Quakers...I have some of his notes that I got from Rugers University long time ago...they sent me some hand written notes he had made...they are quite good, he uses the Quaker books from what I understand...
Charlotte
Transcripts of many New Jersey public documents from the colonial and revolutionary period have been published in: Documents Relating to the Colonial History of the State of New Jersey. [Archives of the State of New Jersey, First Series, Second Series]. 42 vols. Newark, N.J.: Daily Journal Establishment, 1880-1949. (FHL book 974.9 B49a; films 844833-52 and 438588; computer
number 248331; some vols. are on fiche.) This set contains will abstracts, patents, deeds,
newspaper abstracts, and marriages. (An index to volumes 1-10 is on FHL film 844833 item
3; computer number 248331. Most volumes are individually indexed.)
Dee they also have Dornan of Rugers University on microfilm found that in the PA guide...his main research area was Quakers...I have some of his notes that I got from Rugers University long time ago...they sent me some hand written notes he had made...they are quite good, he uses the Quaker books from what I understand...
Charlotte