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From: Al Sinclair <>
Subject: [Re: [NJHUNTER-L] How do I find Hunterdon?]
Date: Mon, 17 May 1999 21:31:47 -0400

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Date: Mon, 17 May 1999 21:30:50 -0400
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Hunterdon is one of the 21 counties of New Jersey. It is bordered by
Warren County, Somerset County, Mercer County, Morris County, and the
Delaware River. The County Seat is Flemington, NJ which is at the
intersection of Routes 31 and Route 202.

Today, Amwell is divided into two townships, East Amwell and West
Amwell. They are in the southern part of the county. South of
Flemington and east of Lambertville.

I'd suggest that you get a map of the county to locate areas you are
looking for.

The Hunterdon County Historical Society is only open on Thursdays, 1-3pm
and 7-9pm. It is located at 114 Main Street, Flemington.

PS. Schooley Mountain is right on the Northern border of Hunterdon
County with Morris County.

AL

wrote:
>
> I am planning a trip to southeastern PA this summer and hope to make a
> small side trip to visit the Hunterdon area (that is, if I can FIND it).
> I've tried to look for maps to give me an idea how to get to where I want
> to go and, using the town name I had -- Amwell, couldn't locate it. Has
> the town gone out of existance? My family started there (early 1700s)
> and then moved to the Schooley's Mountain area (late 1700s) before moving
> on to PA and on to Canada once the revolution went the "wrong" way
> (however, less than 100 years later, my grandparents were living in Ohio,
> so they obviously didn't thing it had been TOO wrong!)
>
> Also, could anyone tell me where to locate the Hunterdon Historical
> Society and the hours/days they are open?
>
> Thanks for the assistance. You can contact me personally, if you wish.
>
> Charline Gail KITCHEN Ahlgreen
> Merritt Island, FL
>
> If the pen is mightier than the sword, and a picture is worth a thousand
> words, then how dangerous is a fax?
>
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> Visit the Hunterdon County GenWeb page at:
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