Jersey, in the Channel Islands, was famous for its knitting tradein medieval times, and because of that original fame, the namejersey is still applied to many forms of knitted… fabric, round orflat. If you are interested in those jerseys, I will advise you to visitnfljerseysforcheapxl.com to buy cheap jerseys. You will get yourfavorite jersey at the cheapest price. M11 ( Full Answer )
Replica jerseys are not the real jerseys the players have, however, they are a cheaper version that looks similar. An Authentic Jersey is like a real jersey.
There is no place called New Jersey, New Jersey. There is a place called Jersey City, New Jersey. It is in the northern part of the state, just north of Bayonne, East of Ne…wark, and south of Secaucus. ( Full Answer )
I'm guessing you are asking if there are funny/strange laws in Jersey to which the answer would be YES! Some very old laws still exist but are not enforced anymore! For exampl…e no dancing on a Sunday?! haha! Mad old beans! ( Full Answer )
As in New York, New Jersey refers to a place in the country thatthe founders were from. Also, ther used to be an island calledJersey, though I'm not sure if it exists anymore.… I believe it wasoff the coast of England but again, not sure. Yes, Jersey is the largest of the Channel Islands - located in theEnglish Channel, between France and England. Jersey very much still exists!! I should know I live there! ( Full Answer )
Yes, but it's not called Old Jersey, it's just called "Jersey." The "old" Jersey is a Channel Island between England and France.When England took possession of the Dutch colon…ies in America, twofriends of king Charles II, Sir George Carteret and Lord (John)Berkeley of Stratton, were given the grant between the Hudson Riverin New York and the Delaware River in Maryland. The colony wasnamed for the isle of Jersey where Carteret's family had aided theking during his exile in the 1640s. ( Full Answer )