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***************************************************************************************** Vol. XV No. 5 Whole Number 75 November 1987 ***************************************** ************************************************ - CONTENTS - New Jersey Station Agent (Ticketdater) Postmarks by : Brad Arch 82 Railroad, Express & Stage Schedule; April 25, 1849 - Newark Daily Advertiser 84 Governors of New Jersey by : William C Coles Jr. 85 New Jersey Post Offices & Postmasters 1789-1857 (continued) by: William C Coles Jr. 87 Passaic County Postal Markings (continued) by : Brad Arch 95 Secretarys Report, Notices, Auction Listings Supplement

************************************************************************* Affiliate 95 of the American Philatelic Society Affiliate lA of the Postal History Society, Inc. Chapter 44S of the North Jersey Federated Stamp Clubs, Inc. Annual Membership Subscription ,10.00 NJPHS NJPHS Journal oyce Groot, Secretary E. E. Fricks, Editor 8 Briar Lane 26 Windmill Drive asking Ridge NJ 07920 Clementon NJ 08021 erard Neufeld - President Brad Arch - Vice President 41-********1***###*1-#*###### * ##*# # ###* # #### # ##*# * -4 **## #########*********** * 999L0 is N >1331W111 VOT Idld AJ3NVI1 L 99ZT H3WW0S "8 VJVW *** a3S013N3 33110N smia *** oz6Lo im a2P-rd auP7 xet..12. gz XISIDOS 7VISOd XESEf MEN NEW JERSEY STATION AGENT (Ticketdater) POSTMARKS by : Brad Arch This type of marking when used as a postmark was used mostly in small towns where the postmaster was also the railroad station agent. Since the Post Office Department only provided handstamp postmarks at larger post offices, small town postmasters had to fend for thenselves, using either manuscript or purchasing a commercially available type with their own funds. The postmasters who were also employed by the railroads as station agents, made do with the ticketdaters provided by the railroads, saving themselves the effort associated with manuscript or the expence of purchasing a handstamp Catalog numbers listed here are those assigned by Charles Towle in the MPOS book "US Route b Station Agents Postmarks", but as can be seen here, many types are known that have not as yet been recognized. This compiler hopes that this dissemination of tracings and information will result in additional reports of uses of these markings, along with the reporting of any new types. Please send clear high contrast photocopies of any new markings to: Brad Arch 144 Hamilton Ave Clifton NJ 07011

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Fare 11.r First Claes Carp II; Second Clams ram $3. RAILROADS. Returning. the Lines leave front the foot oi; Walnutenvet. at C A. Al.. 9 A. Pd., And at 44 delock P. N. NEWARK DAILY ADVERTISER On Stindays the Lines leave N. York at 9A. 14., an.) 441'. NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD dr TIIANI4P-ORTA. Philadelphia/ " t; • • TION COMPANY. Fifty pound', of baggage will he allowed to each puw'ngcr hr April 25, 1849 this line, and pavarngere are evpreadi wentlnied from bailey :4 any thing us looteer but their %vetoing apporel. whielt irtIVIEWAENIEMERE At the risk of th.• owner SVININO AllitANORMF:NT. Philadelphia Baggage Orates ant oonvered from 697 19..c3liO il...11: Commencing April ld., 1549. without !win g opened by rho way. Each train la provInciele With Car in Which are Apartionnta nod Dement% llootnKi,5 I/Itom TIM Fool. Or Coatteen NT. NEWYORK. asstwalmomwsuiRIMISI M expressly tor the Liunole use. and PhlIndelphInt. EXPRESSEtii. LRA•R StriA, i nay. I 1.1.:Avr cliii.41091.91tta. F.1.1 ZA IIIRTI1T(111'N AND SOMERVILLE • • A. N. toot l'ourtlan,11 street A A. Al. toot Walnut atreet. RAIL 1111,511. 9 ' " Liberty DA 44 P.14 " " " 44 P. M. " (Bowsaw to Lewia) atlICIEWANAIMN NEWARK AND NRW YORK EXPRESS. New York and Newark. SDAIMER ARRAN(EMENT. PAC' K A141,-9 forwarded to all twirls of dm Halted States. Loser, New-York. CoMMENCINO MosioAr. APRIL 2n. isel The extension ot the Rail Mend from thenervitle to White', Particular attention guild to the Ctillertion and Proonent • M. Phila. Arco. 34 - Newark Arcommo. A. flow. (In mile.) is epee for travel, reducing the staging_ of Name, cheeks. Drafts. Hills &e. Jewelry and light valua- • " Newark " 41 Newark Arena,. ble parcels delivered personally. between the terminwi of the road and F.Astoll to 25 M " Newark " At N. ltruns. " - tweet...Newark, from Ward's, No. 312 Broad at, at 9 o'clock 10 " Newark " 61 Iteherey " I.entre New York, ; A. AL. and 2 P. M. 114$" Newark " 7) Newark " foot 01 ('nortIlimit.st. at 9 o'clock A. Loaves New York, from Adams & Co's, No. 10 Wall at., at II, N. J. It. .R. from II P. AL New Rnow. Fri.t. Ill Wednesday night,. N., and 2 sod A o'clock P. AL II o'clock A. N., and A P. M. In27 _ 21 " Reliwny Aecom. fly Steamlemt, pier No. I, North River. at S A M., and I and A All Train., imirked thus t a op nt*Chestnut at. SWIM) In irth LOWIN9t o clock P. M. RetnrwInM Newark. will Leave Newark 1.1ght linekotte Expreoo, Leave Newark. White Noise. Freight train. at Si A. AI., nt.S4 and 1.40mr.te Leave Newark fnun 'retiree's, corner Broad am) Market ata LRAVK MAtIRRPIV. DEPOT. LRAVIt ettIONPT ST. MRWARK North Branch. 4 " 5 4Ont 1 at 9 A. At.. mind I'. M. 6.40 A. M. N. !trona Freight Somerville. &Wen ties " Learns140.6 Wail at.. from Darden'. Express Office. at II 74 " Rahway Aceont. 7 ?Am. A M. Bound Brook. 4 • G.Ant 21 o'clock. A. M.. and SP. M. • • Newark Accom. 7.•wm. do. 2fyin 2.4thit " Small Parretti Mr Belleville. Orange, Clinton and Bloomfield, 84 " N. linius. " forwarded. Weattield 9 ' Newark " 3) " Cheeks. Notes. Drafts. 11111s for collection. Jewelry, and all Eliznbeihrown, 6 " 71 1111 IN " Newark " 10.70m. dn. Sr Slam v win Dein ceadineini on the arrival eT :hp ears light vnitiabh• Parcels delivered personally. j9 12 M. Nowak. " i L'ohn. du. WNW Holm. by thee o'clock A. M. train I New York, 1.!- I91' P. N. Philadelphia Mall. convey passenger. to Eamon. Allentown, Wilkeebarre. and 2 ' Newark Aceinn. 1.50m. P. Af *Klett Chunk. l'enn.: soil to Fleminatim. Lebanon. Clinton. do. Helleville and Netwnrk Expreas. 4 " Rahway " 3.Hltn. Itriektown. Juatown, NeW110111111111/1W11. Atm.. N. .1. e • " Newark " 6.20tn. del. _ (la ernmarion MIA Adams's Newark awl leek York Express.) P4 7 " Newark " 6.51m. do. RAmA PATEItS4)91 AND PAT ERSIIN latavx net.txvIntat. 1.1ta VIC NICWitalt. 6 10,10 " Philminiphia Mall. INUISSIIN RIVER. RAIL HO A OMy Mansion lionae 71 A, id. end Arlions'a, 316 Breed et., and II " Weilimsdny MOIL 1. M. Trittim'a. cur. Broad Imil Mar. ON SOISDAVR-1.Pnve New York at 9 A. M. and 44 P.M.: Pet sta., e A. M. and Al P.N. Nowak tit Ili A. M.' and A I0111. P. M.• for New York. IOALNITWAPMPAPOI Philadelphia Trains stop at Market at. Depot only. . _ Expreaa Trainor Ferric* and stcambeat.m. New York and Ellsabetktown. Wm leave Jersey City from the petea, of the Pederson we; Mullikin River Hall Road, on tho .,l Ii,,' Ferry Roar: LILAVR MEW YORK. LItAVIlt 111.11MIRCItTOWN. whirl, InAirps New York, (foot of f 'onttlandat.) at g A. Ad and STEAMER PAS,‘.% I e-Vapt..1. CAPS • °Week, A. AL Phila. Acco. G.mso• Aid. N Bruns. Freight. S P. Depot. on tu and sHe. W Maeda Fdll, " " Phil*. Mail. 7 " liahwey Aerion M., nail ntrtve at Suttfrn*. the Erie Kell Road tti 9 front the host will run as billows :- I P. fie New Bruns. Freight. " " time to meet the trains (•ia Piermenti who h ea, re Leaving Centre at. Wharf, Newark. at) o'clock A. N. 2 P. At Reims) Arcom. 10 • " Pinto. Mall. New York at 7 A. AI. and 4 P. M. " Itarclav at., New Vork. at 4 " P. N. it " N. Bruns. " It Om.. P. M. l'hila. Line. iteturnitmt This bath in the most templet.. .wane and for freight or 6 ` Ileliwny " 3 40m. " Rah. Accom. Will leave Sufferba on the arrival ol Rot trnIns leave.":., pnieusge, having ample arcommorintion. apply lathe Agent on " Phila. Mall. Port Jervis at 6 A. N. and 3 I'. M.. firming In New York, thee tho wharl, JONA. IMF:I.:KER. OP FIttMDAVE.-1.Petvo New ',,rk et 3 A. M and 41 P. M.: ofenintletult.at.) at 10 A. 5. ROd 7 11•. N. Now Arrangement. Eligabetillown at II* A. M., and 7 Wm.. P. M. for NOW York. The above train, will stop at OP tollOWine tdREPS Only: - Paimengers from Newark to New York are requested to pa- Bergen. Aminekntionk, Pnieraini. Rork !toad, llohokus. and': chose their ticket, on board the Boat, as this will prevent Ile. New York mind Rahway. Remaly's. Mitten at the Ode, whore they are te lie delivered. Arran:m*41106o ?mann &wort NRW PORK. LRAVIE RAHWAY. Pnneengerri from New York to Netvoirk are requested to *o'clock A. N., Phile. Arco. 61 A. M., N. RM.., FEHRItt. Will leave Reffertes nt 7 M. foot of Courilandlatreet at purchase their tielieta at the I tate on ei in, leg en hoard. n119 9 " " Mall. 7 " Rahway Arena,. gunner hefore 3 P. N. stopping to revile., sAd deliver imam.: • P " N. Brune. Accom. and paasensera at the following glares- .. P. AL, N. Ileum. Freight. • Itithwity Acriett. 10" "Phitit. Mail. Wanmaker's, flock Road, S T A E 6 " N It 121' P. N.. Mille. 'Atte. Westervelt**, Van Illarroutra, 6 " Rahway " " Rahway Accosts. Ranioey'a, Paterson, 7 Ora" Phila. Mail. Allendale, Aintackanonti, ON Stmontra.-Leavo New York at 9 A. N. and 41 P. M.: Role dom. Bodine Spring. Rahway at. lot' A. M.. and 7 Ann.* P. M. for New York. Bergen. Orange 6.- Network Stage. New York nnti-N-ew Branowlek. PAT MRNON ItA II. ilt4)A D. ERAS'Elii4 PIERSoN. Proprelar sad War. &RAI:it NEW ToRR. sew ORENSWICIE. tear, (MANOR. LRAVR NRWARK. itS A. AL N. limns. Freight. P. Moore and J. Stlyiler'a lim I fame's Doted- 10 A. 34 6 A. M. Phila. Accent, EiPAILW.7.171-.414_ N. and " N. Brune Arena,. tels-7 A. M. and 2P. M. P. M. 9 " Philo. Mall Arrnnsement. P. N., N. Brune. Freight, 9 " Phiin. Mail. Leave Potation Dcoot, ',ease New York, I'dPhila. Line. Bloomfield lb Newark Stage. 3 " N. Drum. Amon. 8 A. M. 9 A. M. 71 I 91.. Ihuha. Ptnl l . A. AL P M. N. R. DODD 2 CO ON APeneva.-Leave New York itt II A, Al, and 451'. 5.. 4 I'. M. 6 P. M LRAVR W. BLOOMPIRLD. LPAIIR BLOOMPVIELD. dronowlck at 10' A. 5. 111111 71. 1.. 5. tor New York. New ON SUNDAYS. J, Moans-6 and 71 A. N., 12 B. Ilard'a-61 and 3 A. M., 121 Now York, Morristown and Dover. 04 A. AL M. and 21'. M. and 2 P. N. 84 A. 5. Leave Now York for Morristown. Dover and Intermemlitto 3 P. AL 4 P. M. 1.11tiva NIRWARK. places.9 A. M., Aecommodemin ; 111 A. M., Freight: 4 P. M., Per•ouni I.RIFIRie taken from end delivered at the race • Liore's Hotel-94 and 111 A. M., and 44 end 54 P. N. Accommodation. 74 Courtlanat at Dree of chargelon the art Wel and co hence Morristown for New York and Int...m.4111de place., ot all the trains. . Belleville at Newark Stage. 44 A. St, Freight: 7 A. N. Arcomonvindon 21 I'. 5., Arcom. Passengers arc requeated to be at the Ferry a few minutes; ! 1111011 NAY. modation. before the hoer ot martin, dc ; Leave Dower for New York and intermediate places, 3 A. 1...... ant.t.avit.t.o. ..... NKWARK. MORRIS dt ESSEX RAIL ROAD. Maori flotoe-ti A N. and I LUIP's Ildtel--10 A. N. and A N.. Freight : %A.M. Accommoantien 141'. M.. Aernm. I'. N. New York, Somerville and Whitehouar. New-York, Newark. Morriat own, and Dower.' -- Leave New York for Somerville. Whitehouse and Interme. nitermon and Newark Stage. dime places, fl o'clock, A. 111., Accommodnuon 2 P. M.. Willarg4"‘-s-A.NEEM LIIIIVR rAlltasoci. Litavit NRWARK. Freight : A P. M., Arcommodation. ARRA Nt:InIENT, Stop OffIco--fit it o'clock A. N. I I.wWshetel-et 2 reeloek r. re. Leavo Somerville Inc New Yerk and Intermediate place.. NI:;t1NINIt • c - Freight : 9.5Ain A. N., Aceommodation ; 2.e5tn. 1'. COMPtacickno 21111NO.41 A1•1111, in. 1349. 44 A. AI., Poraippany & Network Stage. Al_. Aecommodntion. . Passenger •Pi.oox , New Vora fgr 1.nver and inien Owes nt Fl A is. 4 P.M.., Daily Line for Powerville, Itoonton, Montville. ParidiMeof bealte Whitelsouae for New Yak And Intermediate places, 31 A. 111.. Freight; Ai A. N.. Accommodation I 1.40m I'. At. Newark . " " A.M. a 4t 1' W., and New York. Dover for Newark and New York at A.M. • 11 IS On and after Monday. Pell Atn, the above Stage will run as Aecommoilation. Thom, marked thue ('I learn upon the arrival of the Morriatown " 7 A. M.. g ta.•; 1 follows- VW A Freight 'Praha. with Pawnee,' Car altarlied. 'mite. I hive Leer° Peter t '. Mistin's hotel,.11 Patten'. Rotel, 73 CourtInnilt ter...eine at 3 A. Al arriving at .terces ('ity at 74 A. rewervIlte, at A k Wekock, and at. N. V. 1 P. M. Luso'. Do Comnwritas will show their ticket.) In the Immo man- M. Itetsrnisr;7: V ner as other l'ameentiera. 1 New York Ut II .5.5. • J. Yientattluodsersipny. P pe tel. Newerk.3 I'. N. I,, Tramp are received and RXCler7 Tills PHILA. TRAIMP-To or from N. York 1.111.01Vree the.' delivered eack;.y . P . Do EMIL'S.lt Proprietor. win at North and smith Lic.nge. Summit. chathanv; WM. VREELAND. Agent, at the Jersey Fee ry. anal Newark. •75 rent.. . Elizabethtown and Itrihwity. 311 (la.; New ..... awtek roam Aloillson. Morristown. Alums Plains. 'tonsil.% Itorktiwn3. - Dover. ; Elizabethtown A, Newark Stage. Passengers W110 tonictire their ticket, at the ticket °Mee, re. lorry tirket grade. the Wednemirty night Pairs line At Dover. Slows. ,onnertInst wItlithr A. M. l'eavetwer TrAlit; Ittd3AnR1erroWts. Ns:W.011E n Lwow* 1.KAve vernier& Tieltma ere received by the I ondurtor only on leave for Suer iwunitr, Stanhope and Newton, daily Allttorrt.i.7; It. It. letpre-71 A M. and 11 I Lnases llottil-9 A. N. and and Owego. on ..... !flys. Wediee.lays, and A ridaVa: and P.M. 44 P.M the dm. when porchAlled. MI1 T. I, sstrrir. Sort. S parta, Johnitoshorgh, Illnirstown, I 'Mumble. itehiware Wittei.!if - . • - - flap, Ntroltdohittgli. rontitining lel it,,' Lackawanna Workii:li Thrt shove stages will meet the Rid) Rend DAM+ and Steam- 'NEW YORK & PHILADELPHIA -ttors:cr mowing throtigh semitone. Smith's Tnyer4; it hunt from New York. erriving erns-Iona te their hour for de Neagivaville, Clifton. Dee ..... 111,1.' Park, to pros-Opine,. ,,4,•; 'whin% and shut PS11 at the 'whelps! Dote,. o, ro-• ow A /111.1 Tuesdays, Thurs,Lo y, Mel Sa ltir.lity+. stud returning. m eet their rexpertivo points of 411,•stIontion, vi hero $1,11en Win Is P. M. trains tor New k. kept for entering the names id passmoters. who wit: he e$11...1 New Jersey itoil it rind -Alai' `.1 1441. Al Denville. Stages I...... for Powerr Me and Boonton. on th0;; for at their residences. 111 AcCOMMortATI03: LINT I FArtt NEW TURK 11 A. N. mot arrival MM., A. M end I'. 7.1 Train* trom, and meet the A..144';•;. rs" remain delivered and all errand' attended to with ran. Jersey t:Ity, Princeton, Tremor.. Berlina- and I'. M. Trruna tot New Vera. poittspthew I lidelttv. it Cetlet1111/111 111.. ton ami retoden. At Morristown. Sieges leave, on the arrival of the A. N. PAO Var. for First Class Cars. ID: Air Serried Clans Care. 92 50: senger Trellis, tor Needham, Cloister, Schooley's Mountain,4 ehildren tinder 12 yeara. half price-Art.1.1mM II A. M. Womble/ton. Reividere, sod home. daily, and meet the MAU. Ideas- Leare N. York at 9 A. M. and 44 P.M. but of Tram for New York. Liberty at.. yin. Jersey City. 'Prentott. lirlattil taking Steam Orange Accommodation Car Connects at Newt., k with then A. AL and 21'. N. Traina.Ad beet al Tm•oo.y. in It hcatia. New York and the II A. Al. acid A P. RI, Trains from Neut.: 4: York-atter the 11th April, it will r•tine•t with the 4 P. 04; NJ P11 84 !mina from New York. in.'; f November 1987 GOVERNORS of NEW JERSEY compiled by : William C Coles Jr This listing may be found usefull in determining important signatures and/or Free Franks on old letters. EAST AND WEST JERSEY UNITED Edward, Lord Cornbury, Governor 1703 - 1708 John, Lord Lovelace (died in office) 1708 Richard Ingoldsby, Lieutenant-Governor 1709 - 1710 General Robert Hunter 1710 - 1719 (President of Council) 1719 - 1720 William Burnet 1720 - 1727 1728 - 1731 Lewis Morris (President of Council) 1731 - 1732 1732 - 1736 John Anderson (President of Council) 1735 John Hamilton (President of Council) 1736 - 1738 (The foregoing were also Governors of New York at the same time) SEPARATE FROM NEW YORK Lewis Morris 1733 - 1746 John Hamilton (President of Council) 1745 - 1747 John Redding (President of Council) 1747 Johnathan Belcher 1747 - 1757 , Lieutenant-Governor 1757 John Reading (President of Council) 1757 - 1758 Francis Bernard 1758 - 1760 1760 - 1761 1761 - 1762 1763 - 1775 FROM THE ADOPTION OF THE STATE CONSTITUTION (Federalist) 1776 - 1790 , Vice President of Council 1790 (Federalist) 1790 - 1792 (Federalist) 1792 - 1801 Thomas Henderson, Vice President of Council 1794 (Democrat) 1801 - 1802 John Lambert, Vice President of Council & Acting Governor (Democrat)1802 - 1803 Joseph Bloomfield (Democrat) 1803 - 1312 Charles Clark, Vice President of Council 1812 (Federalist) 1812 - 1813 William S. Pennington (Democrat) 1813 - 1815 William Kennedy, Vice President of Council 1815 (Democrat) 1815 - 1817 Isaac H. Williamson (Federalist) 1817 - 1829 Garret D. Wall (Democrat) 1829 Declined Peter D. Vroom (Democrat) 1829 - 1832 Samuel L. Southard (Whig) 1832 - 1833 Elias P. Seeley (Whig) 1833 Peter D. Vroom (Democrat) 1833 - 1836 (Democrat) 1836 - 1837 (Whig) 1837 - 1843 (Democrat) 1843 - 1844 Charles C. Stratton (Whig) 1845 - 1848 Daniel Haines (Democrat) 184 8 - 1851 George F. Fort (Democrat) 1351 - 1854 Rodman M. Price (Democrat) 1854 - 1857 NJPH 85 November 1987 William A. Newell (Republican) 1857 - 1860 Charles S. Olden (Republican) 1860 - 1863 (Democrat) 1863 - 1866 Marcus L. Ward (Republican) 1866 - 1869 Theodore F. Randolph (Democrat) 1869 - 1872 Joel Parker (Democrat) 1872 - 1875 Joseph D. Bedle (Democrat) 1875 - 1878 George B. McClellan (Democrat) 1878 - 1881 George C. Ludlow (Democrat) 1881 - 1884 (Democrat) 1884 - 1887 Robert S. Green (Democrat) 1887 - 1890 Leon Abbett (Democrat) 1890 - 1893 George T. Werts (Democrat) 1893 - 1896 John W. Griggs (Republican) 1896 - 1898 Foster M. Voorhees (Republican) Acting Governor Feb 1, 1898 - Oct 18, 1898 David 0. Watkins (Republican) Acting GOvernor Oct 18, 1898 - Jan 16, 1899 Foster M. Voorhees (Republican) 1899 - 1902 Franklin Murphy (Republican) 1902 - 1905 Edward C. Stokes (Republican) 1905 - 1908 (Republican) 1908 - 1911 (Democrat) 1911 - 1913 James F. Fielder (Democrat) Acting Governor Mar 1, 1913 - Oct 28, 1913 Leon R. Taylor (Democrat) Acting GOvernor Oct 28, 1913 - Jan 20, 1914 James F. Fielder (Democrat) 1914 - 1917 Walter E. Edge (Republican) 1917 - May 16, 1919 May 15, 1919 - Jan 13, 1920 William N. Runyon (Republican) Acting Governor Clarence E. Case (Republican) Acting Governor Jan 13, 1920 - Jan 20, 1920 Edward I. Edwards (Democrat) 1920 - 1923 George S. Silzer (Democrat) 1923 - 1926 A. Harry Moore (Democrat) 1926 - 1929 Morgan F. Larson (Republican) 1929 - 1932 A. Harry Moore (Democrat) 1932 - 1935 Clifford R. Powell (Republican) Senate President & Acting Governor Jan 3, 1935 - Jan 8, 1935 Horace G. Prall (Republican) Senate President & Acting Governor Jan 8, 1935 - Jan 15, 1935 Harold G. Hoffman (Republican) 1935 - 1938 A. Harry Moore (Democrat) 1938 - 1941 (Democrat) 1941 - 1944 Walter E. Edge (Republican) 1944 - 1947 Alfred E. Driscoll (Republican) 1947 - 1950 ELECTED BY THE PEOPLE UNDER THE 1947 CONSTITUTION Alfred E. Driscoll (Republican) .Jan 17, 1950 - Jan 19, 1954 Robert B. Meyner (Democrat) Jan 19, 1954 - Jan 16, 1962 Richard J. Hughes (Democrat) Jan 15, 1962 - Jan 20, 1970 William J. Cahill (Republican) Jan 20, 1970 - Jan 15, 1974 Brenden T. Byrne (Democrat) Jan 15, 1974 - Jan 19, 1982 Thomas H. Kean (Republican) Jan 19, 1982 current

We hope that you will find this information of interest and usefull in your philatelic endevours. NJPH 86 November 1987 NEW JERSEY. POS.T.OfFIUS & POSTMASTERS 1789-1857 Continued By William C. Coles Jr

MACOUPIN (Macopin) Pas.Co. Aug. 4, 1851 Abram W. Pulis, 1st P.n. Jul. 15, 1853 P.O. discontinued MADISON Mor.Co. (Orig. Bottle Hill) Nov. 24, 1834 Mathias L. Burnet, 1st P.M. Jul. 13, 1841 George T. Sayre, P.M. May 24, 1853 William H. Sayre, P.M. MALAGA Glo .Co. Jul. 4, 1822 Nathaniel Salman, 1st P.M. ? ? 1823' Jacob Stanger, P.M Aug. 22, 1823 P.O. discontinued Apr. 1, 1824 P.O. reestablished Apr. 1, 1824Thomas B. Wood, P.M. May 6, 1827 P.J. discontinued Jun. 6. 1827 P.O. reestablished Jun. 6, 1827 Benjamin Harding, P.M. Jan. 3, 1835 John G. Rosenbaum, MANAHAW KIN Oc.Co. (Mon.Co.) Feb. 22, 1819 Edward Jennings, 1st P.M. Oct. 24, 1832 Samuel I. Jennings, P.n. May 28, 1834 Silas A. Crane, P.M. May 4, 1839 Semi- . M. Oliphant, P.M. MANALAPAN Mon.Co. Aug. 12, 1837 Elias C. Clayton, 1st Dec. 10, 1849 John B. Morris, P.M. May 12, 1853 John C. Conover, P.•. MANASZUAN (Manasquam) Mon.Co. Mar. 2, 1819 Samuel F. Allen, let P.n. Apr. 13, 1838 Abraham Osborn, P.M. Jul. 1, 1841 Sidney Goble, P.M. May 9, 1843 Abraham Osborn, P.M. Dec. 3, 1851 P.O. Discontinuw, Oc.Co. Oct. 4- . 1841 Henry L. Bulkley, 1st P.M. Nov. 4, 1842 Peter D. Knieskern, Nov. 11, 1851 William Torrey, P.m. Jul. 30, 1852 P.3. discontinued Aug. 21, 1852 P.3. reestablished Aug. 21, 1852 William Torrey F.11. nay 15, 1856 P.O.Discontinue MANNINGTOI; HILL Sal.Co. Jun. 9, 1831 Samuel W. Githins, 1st P.,. Nov. 2, 1832 P.O. discontinued NJPH 87 November 1987 MANSFIELD War.Co. Feb. 11, 1814 John G. Robins, 1st P.M. Aug. 24, 1815 Joseph U. Wilson, Jul. 17, 1816 Iola Drake, Jr., P.M. Jul. 9, 1817 James Lanatta, P.11. Dec. 5, 1822 Joseph Barton, Apr. 5, 1827 Nicholas E. Emmons, P.M. Feb. 24, 1830 Charles Johnson, P.M. Jan. 3, 1839 John Kelly, Jr., P.M. Jul. 28, 1841 Richard Emans, P.M. Aug. 22, 1842 John Kerns, P.M. Sep. 19, 1845 John C. Winter, P.M. Feb. 4, 1847 James Doolittle Jun. 19, 1849 John R. Barton, P.M. Apr. 18, 1852 George Creveling, P.I. Jun. 25, 1852 P.J. changed to Washington

MARKSBJR0 (Marksborough) Sus.Co. Dec. 8, 1820 Grant Fitch, 1st P.M. Apr. 23, 1829 James Blair, P.M. Jun. 25, 1846 John Moore, P.M. Jun. 19, 1849 James Blair, P.M. Aug. 2, ? Joseph G. Millsbaugh, P.M. Jan. 14, 185_ John S. Ball, P.M.

MARLBORO Mon. Co. Mar. 22, 1834 John W. Heyer, P.M. Feb. 16, 1843 P.O. discontinued Aug. 4, 1846 P.O. reestablished John W. Heyer, P.M. Jun. 21 1853 James Thompson,P.M. Jul. 10 1856 Addison W. Hobart P.M.

MARLTON (Orig. Evesham) Bur.Co. Aug. 6, 1845 Samuel Swain, 1st P.M. Sep. 12, 1845 John L. Lewallen, Feb. 4, 1847 Samuel Taylor, P.M. Feb. 11, 1854 Alexander C. W1115, P.M. MARTINSVILLF Som.Co. Jan. 25, 1827 Absalom Martin, let P.M. May 7, 1836 Samuel K. Martin, P.i•:. Jan. 21, 1847 Aaron C. Martin, P.M. May 8, 1849 Henry Stevens, P.M. May 16, 1853 Nathaniel McCord, P.M.

MATT ISoN' s nn,n2R.5 dunCo. Dec. 13, 1828 John B. Mattison, 1st P.M. May 28, 1836 P.O. discontinued

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MAURICETOWN Cum .Co. May 15, 1826 John Hill, lst P.M. Oct. 9, 1828 David Compton, P.M. Feb. 2, 1839 Joseph Butcher, P.•. Nov. 11, 1845 James W. Compton, P.M. Dec. 21, 1848 Saml. P. Loudenslayer, P.M. Jan. 12, 1854 James W. Compton, P.M. MAXVILLE Sus.Co. Jul. 16, 1841 Aaron H. Kelsey, 1st P.M. Oct. 31, 1845 P.O. discontinued MAYS LANDING At.Co. (Glo.Co.) Apr. 1, 1806 Christopher Rape, 1st P.M. Apr. 1, 1808 Andrew Smiley, P.M. Apr. 1, 1812 Martin Synnett, P.M. Jan. 1, 1813 John Morrow, P.M. May 1, 1816 Jesse H. Bowen, P.M. May 27, 1836 James H. (C) Collins, P.M. Jun. 21, 1841 William Westcott, P.M. ?? ?,1844 Jonathan Gifford, P.M. ?? ?,1846 James Pennington,P.M. ?? ?,1850 John M. Treen,P.M. :ay 6,1851 E.R.Leaming,P.P.. 1853 Abm. L. Izzard,P.M. Dec. 15, 1857 John Pennington, P.M. • MEAD'S BASIN (Meads Basin) Pas.Co. (Ber.Co.) Dec. 31, 1828 Isaac H. Mead, 1st P.M. Dec. 12, 1831 P.O. discontinued Mar. 6, 1833 P.O. reestablished Nathaniel Wilson l jr P... Jul. 22, 1847 David Shurt, P.M. Sep. 27, 1848 William M. Shurt Jun. 10, 1850 William C. Stratton May 13, 1854 Thomas Hurst, P.M. Oct. 12, 1855 P.O. discontinued Apr. 2, 12'56 g.,;, reestablished zreaerick L\anouse,P.M. MEDFORD Bur.Co. Mar. 2, 1820 Shinn Oliphant, 1st P.M. Mar. 14, 1839 Charles Collins, Jr., P.M. Jun. 21, 1841 John C. Egbert, P.M. Jul. 11, 1845 Charles T. Peacock, P.1.. May 3, 1849 Joseph Jones, P.M. Jeo. 23, 1850 Isaac W. Sto ..ces, P.M. Aug. 8, 1853 Thomas A. Potts, P.M. Jun. 23, 1856 Daniel Coates, P.M. MENDHAM Mor.0 o. Apr. 1, 1804 Henry Axtell, Jr., 1st P.M. Jul. 10, 1804 Daniel Dodd, P.•. Jul. 1, 1812 Stephen Dodd, P.M. Jan. 17, 1813 Abner Dodd, P.M. Apr. 5, 1819 Luther Con:clinz._r, P.M. 1;;a r. 22, 1839 jno. G. Ballentine, jal. 23, 1341 4.7 5:1A3 Jul. 6, 1843 John J.--Ballentine, Dec. 12, 1850 William L. Douglas, P. M . May 23, 1853 John J. Ballentine, P.M. METEDECUNic Mon.Co. (Oc.Co. Mar. 5, 1850) Apr. 2, 1838 Ben.11:1 H. Fielder, 1st P.M. Mar. 6, 1850 AbrE4 0. S. Havens, P.M. June 10, 1857 Mrs. Ann Havens, P.M.

METUCHEN (Meteuchen) Mid.Co. Mar. 29, 1832 Lewis Thomas, 1st P.M. Feb. 2, 1839 George B. Stolle, P.M. July 23, 1841 Robert R. Freeman, P.M. July 3, 1845 Ezekiel Merritt, P.M. May 7, 1852 John J. Clarkson, P.M. May 30, 1855 Thomas Vansicler, P.n.

MIDDLEBUSH Som.Co. Feb. 26, 1849 John L. Oakley, 1st P.M. July 11, 1849 Ralph Voorhees, P.M. June 4, 1855 Peter S. Brokaw, P.M.

MIDDLETOWN Mon.0 o. Sep. 7, 1802 Johiel Gregory, 1st P.M. June 22, 1812 William Murray, P.M. Feb. 13, 1834 William W. Murray, P.M. May 3, 1847 Samuel I. Taylor, P.M. MIDDLETOWN POINT Mon.Co. Apr. 1, 1795 Jonathan Forman, 1st P.M. Apr. 1, 1797 Dennis Forman, P.M. Oct. 9, 1798 James Conover, P.M. Feb. 28, 1800 Richard Stout, P.•. Apr. 5, 1802 Joseph Forman, P.M. Apr; 1, 1805' John Mott, P.M. Apr. 1, 1806 Conelius Vanderhoof P.M. Feb. 24, 1819 Thomas Vanderhoof, P.•. Nov. 3, 1821 William Little, P:M. Aug. 20, 1853 George W. Bell, P.M. MIDDLEVILLE Sus.Co. July 8, 1846 Hampton Andress, 1st P.M. Jan. 26, 1852 Robert H. Howell, P.M. July 15, 1853 Joseph Andress, Jr., p.n.

MILFORD (Millford) Hun.Co. Dec. 31, 1817 Wilson Housel, 1st P.M. Oct. 14, 1836 Ezra Brewster, P.M. July 18, 1840 Elbridge Vansyckel, P.•. Jan. 27, 1841 Thomas Vansyckel, P.M. Dec. 26, ? David Vansyc'.cel Aug. 31, 1846 P.O. discontinued June 10, 1850 P.O. reestablished Nelson Rurkie P.M. sr7Aar. 17, 1854 Charles Brock P.M. Apr. 29, ? Sinclair Teets P.M.

NJP1-1 90 NOvember 1987 New Jersey Postal History Journal LOCAL POSTS is EXPRESS COMPANIES SUBJECT INDEX Baldwins Newark Express 51 Bayonne City Dispatch Post 51 from: Whole #51 - January 1983 Blizzard Mail 51 thru: Whole #75 - November 1987 Bordenton & New York Stage 51,69 Compiled by: Brad Arch Bradways Despatch 51 Canal Service 52 Published: November 1987 by City Letter Express 51 NEW JERSEY POSTAL HISTORY SOCIETY Dodd's Express 51 J. Eldridge, Stageman 55 Express & Stage Schedules 64,75 AIR MAIL Faunces Penny Post 51,54 Blanchards Balloon: NJs 1st AirMail Flight 53 Jabez Fearey & Co "Mustang Express" 51 Pioneer Flights of NJ 1912 54 Hackney & Bolte Penny Post 51 Airship "Los Angeles" from Lakehurst 54 Hope Express 51,54 "Graf Zeppelin" 1930 69 Jenkins Camden Dispatch 51 Amelia Earhart: LosAngeles-Mexico-Newark Flight 52 Newark Dispatch Post 51 Censored Air Mail - WWII 73 New Jersey Express Company 51,67 Domestic Air Mail 1944 75 Rogers Penny Post 51 Swiftsure Stage 64 COLONIAL Wells Fargo Express 59,64 Trespassing Complaints-York Road Survey 1765 54 West Jersey Express Company 60 N. Brunswick manuscript marking 1764 55 Whites Branch Express 51 per (Military) Express 1777 .55 MILITARY - PATRIOTICS - EXPEDITIONS COUNTY POST OFFICE NOTES Camp Kilmer 74 Genesis of Post Office names: Civil War Veterans illustrated cover 62 Burlington thru Warren Counties 52 Independent State (Mississippi) use to NJ 1861 52 Passaic County Postal Markings 72,73,74,75 MacGregor Arctic Expedition 1937-1938 65,69 Sussex County Anecdotes 57 Military Express Mail 1777 55 Searching in Sussex County 66 New Jersey M.I.A. 1862 54 FOREIGN RATE MAIL POSTAGE RATES N.Jersey RR to India 1876 74 Bulk Rate 64,70 Atlantic City to France 1873 60 Carrier Delivery Rate 56,65 Basking Ridge to Canada 1869 73 Control pack 64 Bridgeton to Wurttemberg 1863 55 Drop Letter Rate 55,56,65 Burlington to England 1870 57 Foreign Mail Rates 52,55,56,57,60,64 Burlington to France 1869 57 65,66,68,69,72,73,74 Camden to England 1870 57 Parcel Post Rates 1918 67 Egg Harbor City to Switzerland 1870 65 Post(al) Card Rates 1872-1981 54 Elizabeth to England 1870 57 Printed Matter Rates 55,56 Elizabeth to France 1870 57,65 Rates circa 1869 55,56,57,58,65 Elizabeth to Germany 1861 68 Transient 2nd Class (Newspaper) Rate 65 Hackensack to Venezuela 1882 55 Triple Forward Cover 52 Highlands of Navasink to Canada 1857 68 Hudson to Canada 1869 57 Hudson to Nova Scotia 1870 65 POSTAL HISTORY Jersey City to Canada 1857 68 Bibliographic Source of Ship & Steamship Jersey City to Cuba 1899 52 Sailing Dates 62 Lakewood to England 1907 64 Changing a Post Office name 52,53 Lambertville to France 1870 57 First Days recall rich past 73 Matawan to England 1870 65 Genesis of Post Office names 52 Middlebush to Switzerland 1870 57 Governors of New Jersey 75 Morristown to Germany 1870 65 Joyce Kilmer Biography 74 Morristown to New Brunswick 1862 55 Nassau Hall - Princeton 62 Newark to Canada 1869 57 Non-Existant Post Offices 64 Russia to Newark 1856 64 Proposals for Carrying the Mails in NJ - 1845 62 Newark to Siam 1860 68 Proposals for Carrying the Mails in NJ - 1900 63 Newark to Sicily 1863 52 Postmaster Appointment 60 New Brunswick to England 1858 68 Post Office Accounts 67,69 New Providence to England 1870 56 Post Office For Sale 62,66,70 Passaic to England 1869 57 Reprint of NJPH Journal: Whole #1-#25 Passaic to Switzerland 1942 73 (separate publication) (1983) Paterson to England 1867 72 Significant Post Offices in New Jersey .... Wurttemberg to Paterson 1896 72 (Historic Preservation) 69,72 Princeton to England 1852 68 Stamp Collectors/Dealers 1893 Rogers Blue Book . 53 Princeton to Madeira 1870 65 Wurttemberg to Snufftown 1852 64 POSTAL MARKINGS (also see individual town listings) Spring Lake to France 1881 66 Auxiliary Markings 58,64,68,72,73,74,75 Three Bridges to France 1920 59 County & Postmaster Postmarks 57,72,75 Trenton to China 1856 55,68,69 Doane Cancels 69,75 Trenton to China 1857 68 Fancy Cancels (Killers) 52,57,60,61,66 West Hoboken to Switzerland 1898 52 67,68,71,72,73,75

First Day of Issue 55,73 Dead Letter Office 58 Flats Machine Cancels 53,72 Delayed in Handling 67 Hotel Markings 66 Express Mail 1983 57 Machine Cancels 72,73,74,75 Forwarding 52,58,64,68,72 Manuscript Townmarkings 54,55,58,60,62 "Good Samaritan Label" 58 64,66,68,73,74,75 Held for Postage . 58 Negative & Fancy Townmarkings 55,57,62,68 Insured 58,67 Octagon Postmarks 60,64,66 Missent 58,75 Oval Postmarks 57,72,73,74,75 Money Orders 67 Philadelphia "R" 54 Parcel Post 67 Pictorial Special Events Cancels ... 53,54,65,73,74 Postage Due 58 Postal Savings System 60 Postal Savings System 60 Stampless Rate Marks (handstamped) 64,69,72 Registered 54,59,64,67,71,72,73,74,75 Straightline Townmarkings 68,74,75 Return to Writer 58,73 POSTMASTERS Special Delivery 52,58,75 STAGES (MAIL) Blackwood 55 Cedar Knolls 58 Express & Stage Schedules 64,75 Delanco 65 Manahawkin, Mt Holly & Burlington Stage 1821 ... 53 Flanders 74 Outside the mails; per J.Eldrige, Stageman 55 Glasser 62 Swiftsure Stage 64 Ironia * 58 Union Line: Manahawkin & Tuckerton Stage 1820 53 Mantua 60 York Road Survey 1765 54 Middleville 56 STAMPSAADHESIVE) Moe 59 Newfield 61 Postmaster Provisional - New York #9X1 51 Norwood 58 1847 issues 52,66,70,72 Parsippany 74 1847 Illust Directory (Separate Publication).(1987) Riverside 65 1851 imperfs 55,66,68 Sand Brook 57 1857 first perforated issue 68 Stillwater 56 1861 issues 52,54,55,61,62,64,72,73,75 Swartswood 56 2t Black Jacks 52,64 Vernon 58 1869 Pictorials .. 55,56,57,58,59,60,61,65,66,71,73 Walpack 74 Plate Markings & Misprints 58 NJ Postmasters 1789-1857 70,71,72,73,74,75 Banknote issues 55,60,74 Bisects 55 POST OFFICE CHANGES #210 First Day Cover 55 Changing a Post Office name 52,53 Trans-Mississippi issue 52 Establishments & Discontinuances 52 $1.00 "1902" issue 64

Non-Existant Post Offices ? 64 1909 imperfs 64 Postal History Tid-Bits 1930s-1984 58 5t Rose Error #505 67 Schermack Private Perfs 67 POST OFFICE ILLUSTRATIONS Decimal Denomination Bulk Rate stamps 64,70 53,54,55,56,57,59,61,62,64,67,69,70,74 Special Delivery & Express Mail stamps 52,57 Postage Due stamps 54 POST ROUTES & RIDERS Departmental Official adhesives & stationery 51 NJ Mail Routes - 1845 62 1983 Official Mail stamps 58 NJ Mail Routes - 1900 63 Official Seals ( OX1 ) 67 Outside The Mails 55,62 Postal Savings stamps 60 Swiftsure Stage 64 Carrier - Local - Express Co's 51,54,66,67,69 York Road Survey 1765 54 Revenue stamps 51,52,54,60 Private Die Proprietary stamps 51 REVENUES & TELEGRAPHS Telegraph stamps (Atlantic City 1947) 51 Atlantic City Telegraph stamps 51 Christmas Seals 51 1898 Battleship Revenues 52,60 Philadelphia & Cape Island Telegraph 66 TRANSIT MARKINGS (RPOs - HPOs) Postal Telegraph Company 51,52 Catalog of New Jersey Railway Postal Private Die Proprieteries 51 Markings (Separate Publication (1984) Proprietary use on Civil War era photos 51 Station Agent Ticketdaters 75 Revenues used for postage 54,60 Railroad, Stage & Express Schedules 64,75 Use by New Jersey Railroads 51 Birmingham Ticketdater 66 Western Union Telegraph 51 Canal Service to Frenchtown 52 Central Railroad of New Jersey 51 RURAL FREE DELIVERY (ups' Glassboro & Bridgeton RPO 70 additonal information 52 Godwinsville NY&OM RR Ticketdater 60 Turn of the century RFD Wagon picture 53 Matawan & Long Branch RPO 69 1920s RFD Wagon picture 61 Morris & Essex Railroad 51 SPECIAL SERVICES New Jersey Railroad 1876 74 New Jersey Railroad & Transportation Company ... 51 Advertised 58,72 New York, Dover & Easton RPO 70 Canal Service & Inland Waterways 52,50 New York & Philadelphia Railroad 72 Certified 58 Philadelphia, Cedar Brook & Atlantic City RPO 66 Collect on Delivery (COD) 67 Philadelphia & Salem RPO 70 Control pack 64 Wanaque & New York RPO 70

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PRICES REALIZED: NJPHS Auction Sept 27, 1987 (Philatelic Literature) L1. 16. L30. 7. L39. 11. L47. 1. L58. 14. L69. 5. L80. 3. L88. 103 L2. 16. L31. 10. L40. 5. L48. 2. L59. 65, L70. 2. L81. 21 L89. 4. L3. 16. L32. 101 L41. 7. L49. 2. L63. 10. L71. 6. L82. 12. L90. 16. L4. 16. L33. 2. L42. 4. L52. 5. L63a 20. L72. 11. L83. 41 L91. 26. L5. 16. L34. 2. L43. 2. L53. 9. L64. 4. L75. 11. L84. 12. L92. 13. L6. 36. L36. 2. L44. 2. L54. 12. L65. 10. L76. 25. L85. 2. L94. 45. L/-L28 L37. 2. L45. 9. L56. 2. L67. 8. L77. 6. L86. 5. -*- set 150. L38. 2. L46. 6. L57. 6. L68. 5. L79. 6. L87. 3. Lots not listed remain unsold, and are still available upon inquiry to the Auction Manager * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *

PRICES REALIZED: NJPHS Auction October 25, 1987 201. 83 219. 13. 232. 6. 243. 7. 260. 5. 272. 12. 280. 5. 288. 2. 208. 5. 220. 5. 233. 6. 246. 7. 262. 51 275. 6. 281. 5. -*- 210. 2. 225. 15. 234. 6. 253. 10. 264. 10. 277. 5. 282. 5. 211. 61 229... 10. 235. 6. 255. 7. 266. 7. 278. 5. 284. 5. 212. 6. 230. 10. 239. 6. 259. 8. 271. 5. 279. 10. 287. 2.

Lots not listed remain unsold, and due to circumstances beyond our control the auction was not held live at MERPEX as was planned, but was handled as a mail sale, anyone who desires to acquire any of the remaining materials should contact the auction manager, especially those persons who did not submit mail bids, hoping to attend the sale live. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * County's history recorded in book PATERSON - The history of The book traces the recurring Greater Paterson Chamber. Passaic County and its principal economic rises and falls of the "He was actively involved in city is inextricably woven into struggling city until it hit its public and community life, the text of the ' stride as the locomotive capital while maintaining a genuine economic and social develop- of the United States during the ment. second half of the 19th century, curiosity about the development In this year of the county's before attaining a world reputa- of the city and county." sesquicentennial, the Great Pa- tion as the "Silk City" at the Also featured in the book is a terson Chamber of Commerce is turn of this century. section entitled "Partners in introducing the product of two Progress" outlining the con- years' research and writing by The lavishly illustrated work tributions and growth of approx- the late J. Palmer Murphy. It features material about the for- imately SO local enterprises - was completed by his daughter mation of Passaic County from Margaret. parts of Bergen and Essex coun- large and small - de. monstrating "Paterson and Passaic Coun- ties, as well as interesting facts the continued vitality and at- traction of the city and its sur- ty: An Illustrated History" is a about the lives and enterprises roundings for businesses. handsomely bound book, pub- of the people of what is now 16 lished by Windsor Publications communities within the county. "Paterson and Passaic Coun- of Northridge, California. It con- ty" is available for $24.95 (check - Palmer Murphy had a tains information about the ori- or money order) from the unique sense of the history of gins of the city, conceived by Greater Paterson Chamber of Alexander Hamilton as the first this county," said Vincent J. Commerce, 100 Hamilton Plaza, planned industrial center of the Cortese, president of the Paterson, New Jersey 07505. new nation, as well as the progress of individual com- munities throughout the county.

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HAPPY HOLIDAYS ! MORRISTOWN,N.J. New Jersey Postal History Society Auction - Sunday 12:00 Noon - January 10, 1988 at the Garden State Stamp Show, Wayne Manor, Route 23 Southbound, Packanack Lake, Wayne NJ All correspondence concerning this auction, including all mail bids, should be directed to the Auction Manager: Brad Arch, 144 Hamilton Avenue, Clifton NJ 07011 1870s & 1880s - LARGE BANKNOTE ISSUES Minimum Bid: 290. Two 1dPCs to NOVA SCOTIA, CANADA UX9 1887 PEMBERTON: 1888 THREE BRIDGES.HUN/BUR.$ 5 291. Three covers ldBN DropLtrRates PATERSON, SALEM,CLINTON 1870s-80s $ 5 292. ANNANDALE 1887 clear/sound/vf 2x5d&2d8NtCork,Purple CDS & 'REGISTERED' HUN.$ 5+ 293. ANNANDALE 1887 clear/sound/vf 2x5d&2aNtCorks,Purple CDS, registered HUN.$ 5+ 294. AVONDALE 1870s bold/fresh/vf 3aNcMagentaSTARinCircle;MagentaDoubleOval.DPO ESS.$ 20 295. BEATYSTOWN 1885 clear+/sound/vf 2dbBNcCork DCDS DPO.WAR.$ 8 296. BEATYSTOWN 1886 clear+/sound/vf 2dbBNcCork DCDS DPO.WAR.$ 8 297. BERGEN POINT c1880 bold/fresh/ldPC UX7 CDS & Grid DPO.HUD.$ 8 298. BLAIRSTOWN 1879 bold/fresh/avg 3aNt"JDV"Monogram, CDS WAR.S 10 299. BLAIRSTOWN 1881 bold/sound/3dENC CDS & "JDV" Monogram WAR.$ 5+ 300. BLAIRSTOWN 1883 bold/worn/vf 3aNt"JDV"Monogram, cds WAR.$ 5 301. BLAIRSTOWN 1884 clear+/fresh/2dENV CDS&"JDV"Monogram,Local CC WAR.$ 5+ 302. BLAIRSTOWN (3 covers) 1878-1887 all with Damaged stamps;2"JDV";1 Sawtoothed CDS.$ ?? 303. BRANCHVILLE 1887 clear/sound/avg 5dbBNcTarget & tied with 1p GB stamp by KNIGHTON Dplx on cover forwarded from England to Scotland SUS.$ 60+ 304. BRICKSBURGH 1870s clear/sound/f 3aNtMagenta CDS& Cork DPO.00E.$ 5+ 305. BRICKSBURGH 1870s clear/worn/avg 3aNtCDS&Cork DPO.00E.$ 5 306. CARLSTADT 1886 bold/fresh/vf ld&2d8NtTargets to 2dENV DRCDS+5dto GermanyDPO.BER.$ 35+ 307. (2 PCs)COLESVILLE 1879 UX5; DECKERTOWN 1886 UX8 DPO.SUS.$ 7 308. DECKERTOWN 1370s fair/sound/f laNtTarget,CDS,LocalDropUrRate DPO.SUS.$ 8 309. DECKERTOWN 1870s cleBn/fresh/vf 3dBNcGrid,CDS,Ins.Co.CC DPO.SUS.$ 8+ 310. DECKERTOWN 1870s bold/fresh/3dENV CDS & Cork, Local CC DPO.SUS.$ 8 311. DECKERTOWN 1876 (2 covers) 1 fair+, 1 poor/fresh/f 3aNtCork,CDS DPO.SUS.$ 5 312. DECKERTOWN 1879 bold/fresh/avg 3aNtGrid,CDS DPO.SUS.$ 8 313. DECKERTOWN 1880 bold/sound/ldPC UX5 CDS&Grid DPO.SUS.$ 8 314. DECKERTOWN 1884 bold/fresh/vf 2dbBNtCork,CDS;LocalReal Estate CC DPO.SUS.$ 10 315. DECKERTOWN 1889 bold/fresh/vf 2dONtCircleOfWedges,CDS: ORANGE BRM DPO.SUS.$ 12 316. DECKERTOWN 1889 fair+/fresh/f 2tgBNcTarget,CDS,LocalLawyerCC DPO.SUS.$ 10 317. DELAWARE STATION 1881 clear+/fresh/ldPC UX5 Purple CDS & Star In Circle DPO.WAR.$ 15+ 318. DELAWARE STATION 1884 bold/fresh/ldPC UX7 DCDS & Wheel of Fortune DPO.WAR.$ 20 319. EAST LONG BRANCH 1870s fair+/fresh/f 3tBNcCork,CDS,Hotel CC DPO.MON.$ 5 320. FRANKLIN FURNACE 1870s bold/sound/avg 3aNtCDS&Target DPO.SUS.$ 7+ 321. FRANKLIN FURNACE 1884 clear/fresh/vf 2dbMtCDS&Target DPO.SUS.$ 10 322. FRANKLIN FURNACE 1888 clear/fresh/2dENV CDS & Target DPO.SUS.$ 8 323. GROVESTEND 1883 clear4-/fresh/avg 2dbBNtRICHMOND VA Dplx; CDS as receiving mark on face of cover DPO.ESS.$ 30+ 324. GROVESTEND 1886 fair+/fresh/vf 2dbBNcTarget on 2dENV, Local CC DPO.ESS.$ 30+ 325. GROVESTEND 1886 clear+/fresh/vf 2db8NtTarget, CDS DPO.ESS.$ 30 326. HAINESBURG 1881 bold but light/fresh/avg 3dBNcMagentaCork,Magenta CDS DPO.WAR.$ 15 327. HARLINGEN 1870s bold/fresh/vf 3tBNcTarget,CDS DPO.SOM.$ 5 328. HARLINGEN 1870s clear/fresh/3dENV CDS & Target DPO.SOM.$ 5 329. HARLINGEN 1884 bold/fresh/vf 2tblAtTarget,CDS DPO.SOM.$ 5 330. HORNERSTOWN 1870s clear/sound/avg 3aNtTarget,CDS,LawyerCC,RuffOpening DPO.MON.$ 10 331. JERSEY CITY 1889 bold/sound/avg 2dONtDplx;"TheArgus"NewspaperAdvertCC HUD.$ 5 332. JOHNSONBURGH 1880s bold/fresh/f 2dIANtTarget,CDS; Local Illustrated(Horse Drawn Fire Engine) Insurance Co. CC. Marvelous 11 WAR.$ 70+ 333. JUNCTION 1870s bold/fresh/3dENV CDS DPO.HUN.S 5 334. JUNCTION 1880s bold/fresh/f lcBNtCork,CDS,PtdMtrRate DPO.HUN.$ 8 335. MANASQUAN 1879-1880 (3 covers) 3cBNs clear/fresh/vf; POEstab:1878 MON.$ 5 336. MAYS LANDING 1894-1900 (4 PCs) all with clear CDSs; two with cut initial "M" in cork fancy canecls UX9 & UX12 ATL.$ 5 337.MILLVILLE 1870s ( 5 covers) all with 3d BNs CUM.$ 5 338. MILLSTONE 1873 bold/fresh/vf 2x3C8NtTargets, DCDS DPO.SOM.$ 12 339. MONTCLAIR 1877 clear/fresh/vf 3C8NtNeg"M"Killer, CDS ESS.$ 5+ 340. NEW GERMANTOWN 1870s clear/fresh/vf 3aNtCork, CDS DPO.HUN.$ 12 341. NEW GERMANTOWN 1870s clear/sound/31tENV CDS & Grid DPO HUNS 12 342. NEW GERMANTOWN 1884 fair/fresh/UPC UX7 CDS DPO.HUN.$ 5 343. NEW GERMANTOWN 1885 bold/fresh/f 208NtTarget, CDS DPO.HUN.S 10 344. NEW GERMANTOWN 1885 clear/fresh/f 208NtTarget, CDS DPO.HUN.S 8 345. NEW HAMPTON 1870s bold/fresh/vf 30NtMagentaTarget,Magenta DCDS DPO.HUN.$ 10 346. NEW HAMPTON 1870s bold/fresh/f 3tBNcMS, Magenta DCDS DPO.HUN.S 10 347. NEW HAMPTON 1884 clear/fresh/vf pair laNcCork, DCDS DPO.HUN.$ 12 348. NEW HAMPTON 1886 bold/sound/vf UbBNcTarget,DRCDS,LocalFurnitureCC DPO.HUN.$ 10 349. NEW HAMPTON 1886 bold/fresh/UENV U277 DRCDS & Target DPO.HUN.$ 8 350. NEW MARKET 1870s bold/fresh/UENV CDS & Negative Star cork DPO.MID.$ 6 351. NO BRANCH DEPOT 1870s clear/sound/f WA #159 tTarget, CDS DPO.SOM.S 15+ 352. NORTH BRANCH DEPOT 1870s clear/sound/3ENV CDS&Target, CC DPO.SOM.S 5 353. OCEAN BEACH 1887 bold/fresh/vf 20BNtTarget, CDS DPO.MON.$ 10 354. OCEAN BEACH 1887 clear/fresh/vf 20BNtTarget, CDS: Mourning Cover DPO.MON.S 10 355. OCEAN BEACH & TOMS RIVER 1880s-1910s (5 covers),UX5,UX7,20BN,1¢WF MON/OCE.S 5 356. PASKACK 1881 fair+/fresh/UPC UX5 CDS DPO.BER.S 10 357. PASKACK 1883 clear/fresh/UPC UX7 light Pink DRCDS & STAR DPO.BER.S 12+ 358. POINT PLEASANT 1888 clear/worn/vf 20BNcPurpleSTAR, Purple CDS DPO.00E.S 5 359. ROADSTOWN 1884 clear/fresh/2tENV CDS & Target DPO,CUM.S 7 360. SHARPTOWN 1888 clear+/fresh/vf 2tONtTarget,CDS DPO.SAL.S 10 361. SIX MILE RUN 1870s 3aNtTarget,CDS bold/fresh/avg DPO.MID.$ 20+ 362. SPARTA 1884 bold/sound/2tVF,10amgd 10t&2¢bBNtTargets,CDS,registered SUS.$ 5+ 363. SPRING LAKE BEACH 1888 clear/fresh/avg 2¢0NtCork,CDS,LocalHotelCC DPO.MON.S 5 364. TOM'S RIVER 1887 clear/fresh/vf 4aNtCDS&Cork(#211), #10 envelope OCE.S 5+ 365. TRENTON 1873 bold/fresh/UPC UX1 (Large Wmk) CDS (Scott$15) MER.S 5+ 366. TRENTON 1870s bold/sound/vf #10 envelope 2x10tHa1aNtCorks;'DUE 6"in circle handstamp;Damaged 5t&1¢PostageDues tCork(#156,#159,#161,J18,J18) MER.$ 5+ 367. VINELAND 1870s-1907 5 various covers CUM.S 5 368. WATERLOO 1884 clear/fresh/vf UbBNtTarget,CDS,Fancy CC DPO.SUS.S 30+ 369. WOODBURY 1870s bold/sound/vf 2x5a1ueTaylor &30NcCorks,CDS;registered GLO.$ 10+ 370. WOODSVILLE 1880 bold/fresh/avg 3aNcMS"1880", MS Townmark DPO.MER.$ 35+ 371. (11 PCs) UX3,5,7,8,9) 1880s HOBOKEN,PLAINFIELD,NEWARK,TRENTON $ 5 372. (6 PCs) UX5,7,8,27) 1880-1943 FRANKLINVILLE,MULLICA HILL,JERSEY HOMESTEADS,etc 5 5 RAILWAY POST OFFICES - RPOs & HPOs (USTMC Catalog #'s) 373. 245-8-1 MON.JUNC.& SQUAN 1893 clear/fresh/vf 2tColumb tMANASQUAN CDS&Cork; CDS alongside, NewYork&LongBranchRRCo. CC $ 30 374. 246-A-2 NY & PT PLEASANT 1906 clear/fresh/f 2t1903tDplx;IllustHotelCC $ 20 375. 247-C-2 SUSSES & NY 1925 bold/fresh/vf 2x5NalloontDplx cvr $ 50+ 376. 248-8-1 MAN & TUCK 1870s bold/fresh/xf 3aNtBlueCork,BlueCDS; RR Agt CC $ 80 377. 248-8-1 MAN & TUCK 1870s bold/sound+/avg 3aNtBlueCork,Blue CDS $ 15 378. 248-8-1 MAN & TUCK 1870s clear/fresh/f 3aNtBlueCork,Blue CDS $ 15 379. 248-8-1 MAN & TUCK 1870s bold/fresh/xf 3aNtBlueCork,Blue CDS;LgTapeStainedTear $ 5 380. 248-8-1 MAN & TUCK 1870s fair+/fresh/avg 3aNtBlueCork,Blue CDS S 5 381. 248-D-1 WHITING & TUCK 1887 bold/fresh/vf UbBNtCork,CDS $ 20 382. 248-D-1 WHITING & TUCK 1893 bold/fresh/RegPackageReceipt,CDS;WEST CREEK NJ cds $ 10 383. 254-0-1 N.Y.SOM.& EASTON 1884 bold/sound+/f 2Cb13NtCDS&Cork;PENNINGTON octagon 5 10+ 384. 257-J-1 PHILA.& PT.NORRIS 1888 poor/fresh/vf 2tgBNtCork,CDS;Newport NJ CC S 5 385. (5 covers) PT.PLEASANT & NY or PHILA 1889-1898 S 20 386. (2 covers) PHIL & AT.CITY 1870s-1885 (AGT markings) S 20 387. R.R.S.indicia-PRR&Westdersey&Seashore 1902 ouside the mails, env & contents S 5 388. SYSTEM-GSA/RRS 1920 (3 envelopes)outside the mails to MALAGA NJ $ 5 389. (3 diff covers) South Jersey RR Co.'s CCs 1870s-1880s S 5 390. (4 diff covers) South Jersey RPOs 1883-1909 S 20 391. 5 diff Clerk Handstamps plus 12 pieces RPO collateral, etc....1868,1941 S 5 392. 32 Various NJ RR Passenger Tickets 1870s-I980s., interesting collateral S 35+ 393. West Jersey RR Co. Shipping Receipt 1892; with cover UsmBNcCork,WOODBURY NJ&CC $ 5 394. West Jersey RR Co. 1887 unused Stock Exchange Certificate 6"x9"Red&Black/White $ 5 395. MIDDLETOWN NY or HANCOCK NY & NEWARK NJ HPO 4 cacheted cvrs 1948-1952; istTrips $ 5 396. WANAQUE & NEWARK HPO 1948-1955 6 cvrs:lst or LastTrips,3 Cacheted $ 5 * The End * New Jersey Postal History Journal TOWN INDEX Hackensack 51,52,55,60,62,64 Hackettstown 66 from: Whole #51 - January 1983 Haddonfield 55,68 thru: Whole #75 - November 1987 Haledon 75 Hammonton 58,64 Compiled by: Brad Arch Harlingen 58 Published: November 1987 by Haskell 75 Hawthorne 75 NEW JERSEY POSTAL HISTORY SOCIETY Hewitt 75 High Bridge 55,57 Highlands of Navasink 68 Hightstown 64 TOWNS (Individually) Hillcrest 75 Acquackanonck 58,73 Hoboken 57,58,68 Allwood 74 Ho Ho Kus 52,54 Asbury Park 51 Hudson 57,65 Athenia 74 Hudson City 51 Atlantic City 51,54,58,60,67,68,73 Indian Mills 72 Awosting , 74 Jersey City 51,52,57,62,65,68 Bartleyville 62 Jersey Homestead Rural Sta. 57,64 Basking Ridge 58,73 Batsto 53,54 Keyport 60 Bayonne 51 Kilmer Facility & Philatelic Center 53,54,74 Bedminster 69 Lakehurst 54 Belvidere 57,68 Lakeland (Sanitarium) Rural Sta. 52 Bernardsville 67 Lakeview 75 Beverly 62 Lakewood 64 Blackwood 55 Lambertville 57,60,66 Bloomingdale 74 Liberty Island 73 Bordentown 51,61,66 Little Falls 75 Branchville 68 Little York 58 Bridgeton 55,61,70 Long Branch 51 Burlington 57,68 Buttzville 64 Madison Sta. - Paterson 75 Mantua 60 Caldwell 73 Manv i 64 Camden 51,57,58,59,60,61 l Marltonn 52,53 Camp Kilmer 74 Matawan 58,65 Cape Island 58,60,66 Mays Land ng 58 Charlottsburg 75 Meads Basin 75 Chatham 62,64,69 Mendham 51 Chrome 69 Menlo Park 73 Clifton 54,57,74 Merchantsville 65,66 Constable Hook 62 Middlebush 57 Cooper 75 Middlesex 64 Danville 55 Middletown 56 Delanco 65 Middleville 56 Delawanna 74 Midvale 57,75 Dover 59,61 Millville 51 Moe 57,59,66,75 East Sta. - Paterson 75 66 East Orange (Vermont) 66,67 Moorestown 60 Echo Lake 75 Morristown 55,60,61,65 Edgewater Park 66 Mountain View 75 70 Edison Mount Holly 60 Egg Harbor City 65 Elizabeth 57,60,64,65 Neshanic 57 Elizabethport 68 Newark .. 51,52,56,57,58,59,60,61,64,65,67,68,69,73 Elwood 60 New Brunswick 51,55,58,60,62,64,74 English Neighborhood 68 Newfield 61 Englishtown 58 New Germantown 58 Erskine 75 New Market 55 Evesham 52,53 New Providence 56,69 Newton 51,52,59,64,68 Fairview 64 New Vernon 58,64 Flanders 74 North Sta. - Irvington 64 Flemington 51,64 North Branch 56 Franklin Furnace 64 North Jersey Facility 67 Freehold 51,58,66,72 North Paterson 60,69 Glassboro 70 Oakford 61 Glasser 62,66,70 Ocean Beach 66,67 Glen Ridge 70 Ocean City 54 Great Notch 75 Ortley 69 Parsippany 74 Passaic 51,57,73 CATALOC Passaic Bridge 73 of Paterson 51,55,58,59,68,69,70,72 NI•:W .11 RSF.Y

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NJP1! 91 November 1987 MILTON Mor.Co. Feb. 8, 1820 Enos Davenport, 1st P.L. June 1, 1829 Albert H. Stanburrough, P.M. July 10, 1835 Squire Lum, P.M.

MONMOUTH Mon.0 o. Jan. 1, 1795 Samuel M. Kinetry 1st. P.M. 1 1 .L795 Samuel McConkey P.M. Apr. 1, A.7y8 John Laird, P.M. July 1, 1798 Daniel Craig, P.M. Jan. 1, 1801 P.O. changed to Freehold

MONROE Sias.Co.' Dec. 15, 1817 William Ingles, Jr., 1st P.M. Dec. 8, 1847 John F. Dunn, P.M. Sep. 17, 1849 William Ingles, P.M. MONTAGUE Sus.Co. (Orig. Brick House) Jan. 6 , 1815 Samuel Hull, 1st P.M. Mar. 24 , 1819 James Stoll P.M. Apr. 16 , 1840 John Hull, F.L. June 21 , 1841 James Stoll, P.M. July 10 , 1845 Horatio N. Gustin, P.M. Dec. 8 , 1847 Eben Owens, Jr., P.M. Oct. 22 , 1849 Henry Brodhead, P.M. Dec. 6 , 1851 Jas. B. Armstrong, P.M. June 10 , 1853 Jacob L. Vandusew, P.M.

MONTVILLE MORRIS CO. Dec. 12 , 1827 Silas Cook; 1st. P.M. July 8 1846 Changed to Boonton April 1 , 1847 Reestablished Henry Beach P.M. Dec. 19 , 1854 Discontinued Mar. 9 1 1855 Reestablished Stephen Y. Baldwin, P.M. Jan. 15 1 1856 Discontinued

MOORESTOWN Bur.0 o. Sep. 18, 1800 William Humphries, 1st P.M. Jan. 8, 1802 Isaac Wilkins, P.M. Apr. 4, 1808 Robert Annan, P.M. Mar. 19, 1813 Gilbert Page, P.M. May 4, 1839 William Collins, P.M. July 23, 1841 George F. Doughton, P.M. Aug. 14, 1843 William Collins, P.M. July 10, 1849 Nathan H. Buzby, P.M. May 12, 1853 James Davis, P.M. Mar. 15, 1856 William W. Leeds, P.M. MORRISTO'4N Mor.Co. Oct. 5, 1777 Frederick:Sing, 1st P.M. June 12, 1792 Henry ring, Apr. 1C, 1334 Edward Condit, P.M. Nov. 12, 1836 Jason King, P.,. June 21, 1841 Jacob M. King, P.M. July 6, 1343 Joseph I. Roy, P.M. Aug. 25, 1851 Philip W. Crater, P.,". Apr. 14, 1853 Nathan B. Leese, NJPH MOUNT BET:MLWar.Co. July 24, 1855 Tunis H. Tunison, 1st P.M. MOUNT EPHRAIM Cam.Co. (Glo.Co.) Dec. 28, 1831 Samuel E. Chambers, 1st P.M. May 7, 1335 James W. Lamb, P.M. June 10, 1836 James M. Glover, P.M. Feb. 13, 1838 P.O. discontinued Apr. 27, 1855 P.O. reestablished Champion Goldy, MOUNT FREEDOM Morrig CO Dec.an. 21, 1825 Samuel O. Briant, 1st P.M. iacob tiewaed,rt P.M. Dec. 1;,, isconiinu MOUNT GREEN Hun.Co. Sep. 7, 1837 Isaac P. Stry ker, 1st P.1:. May 24, 1838 P.O. discontinued MOUNT HOLLY Bur.Co. Sep. 18, 1800 Stephen C. Ustick, 1st P.M. Apr. 25, 1801 William H. Burr, P.M. Apr. 1, 1816 John Blackwood, P.M. May 20, 1829 Clayton P. Atkinson, P.M. Dec. 24, 1830 Washington R. Moore, P.M. Sep. 12, 1831 Mathew M. Henry, P.M. June 23, 1837 William Bowers, P.M. June 21, 1841 Samuel Risdon, Jr., P.M. Jan. 11, 1843 William Bowers, P.M. Jan. 28, 1845 George Haywood, P.M. Mar. 27, 1849 Samuel Risdon, P.M. May 3, 1853 Samuel C. Middletown, P.M. June 27, 1855 William F. Bryan, P.M. MOUNT LAUREL Bur.Co. Jan. 13, 1849 Jacob Roberts, 1st P.M. June 26, ? Hannah J. Roberts, P.M. Apr. 9, 1856 Thomas Gardiner, P.M. MOUNT PLEASANT Hun.Co. Dec. 20, 1825 Jacob Hoppoc1c, 1st P.M. Feb. 15, 1831 Samuel C. Eckel, P.M. MOUNT PROSPECT Ber.Co. June 9, 1840 Abram H. Sydicker, lst P.n. July 1, 1841 P.O. discontinued MOUNT ROSE Mer.Co. May 30, 1850 Alfred S. Cook, 1st P.M. May 25, 1852 Paul M. Tulane, P.M. MOUNT SALEM Sue.Co. June 22, 1848 William Gibson, 1st P.M. July 16, 1850 David D. Elston, P.M. Mar. 24, 1852 Jacob Collum, P.M. July 15, 1853 George C. Castertine, P.M.

NJP1I 93 'Iovelliber 1937 NE.11 Bur.Co. Feb. 10, 1834 Eayre Oliphant, 1st P.M. Apr. 8, 1836 P.O. discontinued Feb. 26, 1851 P.O. reestablisrled Eayre Olzphant lar: NEW MARKET Mid.Co. (Orig. quibblestown) Sep. 18, 1804 David Carryell, let P.•. ? ? ? P.O. discontinued June 3, 1810 P.O. reestablishe(i William Vail, Jr. P.M. Dec. 3, 1836 Israel R. Coriell, P.M. May 8, 1840 Joshua Martin, P.M. July 1, 1841 Israel R. Coriell, P.M. Aug. 2, 1843 Eli P. Shotwell, P.M. Sep. 5, 1845 Ford Brantingham, P.M. Mar. 8, 1847 Theodore Vail, P.M. Feb. 8, 1850 Jesse Thorn, P.M. Aug. 12, 1853 Adam Verment, P.M. Jan. 19, 1857 Jesse Thorn, P.M. NEW MILFORD Ber.Co. Feb. 27, 1828 James R. Demarist, 1st P.M. May 12, 1829 P.O. discontinued Jan. 18, 1832 P.O.Reestablished John Hill, P.M. Feb.27, 1832 P.O. Discontinued NEW MILLS Bur.Co. Sep. 18, 1800 William Kempton,lst. P.M.

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NEWPORT Cum.Co. Feb. 6, 1816 William Ghard, 1st P.M. Sep. 12, 1817 John Webb, July 21, 1819 Edmund Sheppard, P.M. Oct. 16, 1822 William Watson, P.M. May 9, 1845 Peter Cambloss, Jr., P.M. July 8, 1846 Samuel I. Lee, P.M. July 8, 1850 John Compton, P.M. July 21, 1853 Peter Camblos, P.M. Jan. 10, 1855 Samuel F. Spence, P.M.

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