New Jersey Newspaper Archives
1776 - 1999
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- John ROUTLEDGE battle of Aceola
- News Article Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] Monday, Nov 02, 1868 Elizabeth, NJ Vol: 1 Issue: 35 Page: 2
- Elizabeth daily monitor
- Elizabeth, New Jersey
- November 2, 1868 - Page 2

anonymous
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- Schneider-Monaghan wedding
- May 10 1986 Jersey Journal
- Jersey Journal
- Jersey City, New Jersey
- May 10, 1986 - Page 14

john_haakenson
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- House repossessed
- Joseph G Pico and Mary Pico lost their house. 7-7-1931; house sold at sheriff's sale. House purchased from Frank and Edith Koch.
- Jersey Journal
- Jersey City, New Jersey
- April 20, 1931 - Page 20

pphussey
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- Harriet E Schneider Engagement
- May 23, 1969 Jersey Journal and Jersey Observer
- Jersey Journal
- Jersey City, New Jersey
- May 23, 1969 - Page 15

john_haakenson
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As one of the first 13 colonies, New Jersey and our ancestors living in the state played an active role in the development of American history. In 1776, New Jersey became one of the founding states of the newly independent United States of America. By 1779, New Jersey representatives signed the first American constitution, The Articles of Confederation. Can you trace your ancestry back to Colonial America? Uncover untold stories and details in historical newspaper articles published in New Jersey local and state newspapers.
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