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150 Years with Mount Zion African Methodist Episcopal Church, New Brunswick, New Jersey, 1827-1977

Mount Zion AME Church of New Brunswick
1977

150 Years with Mount Zion African Methodist Episcopal Church.pdf
150th-anniversary illustrated souvenir journal published by the Mount Zion AME Church of New Brunswick in 1977. The book includes a section on church history, photographs of church members and pastors, proclamations from the governor and mayor…

Tags: Agnes L. Hildebrand, Alice Jennings Archibald, Benjamin Hildebrand, Clement Price, Edward Lane, H. Solomon Hill, Harriet VanDeveer, Henry A. Hildebrand, Henry E. Jennings, J. V. Pierce, J. W. Morrishow, James W. Waters, John Johnson, Joseph Stiles, Lillian E. Carman, Mount Zion AME Church, Oscar Zane Roseberry, Reginald Hildebrand, Richard A. Hildebrand, Richard Allen, Samuel Proctor, Samuel Sturges, Shawn Hildebrand, W. H. Hicks, William C. Cook, Willie Y. Harris

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Removal of Dinah to Louisiana, sold by slaveholder William Van Deursen to Jacob Klady
Middlesex County Clerk
1817-08-30

Removal record for Dinah by William Van Deursen.jpg

This is a record of Dinah's removal from the state of New Jersey to Louisiana. Dinah was a young woman enslaved to Dr. William Van Deursen (Queen’s…

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