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Where is the Mount Amwell Project Incorporated in Lebanon New Jersey located?
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When was John Scott of Amwell born?
John Scott of Amwell was born in 1730.
When did John Scott of Amwell die?
John Scott of Amwell died in 1783.
Where is the East Millstone Historic Society in Somerset New Jersey located?
The address of the East Millstone Historic Society is: 2346 Amwell Road, Somerset, NJ 08873-7217
Where is the Costume Society Of America Inc in Hillsborough New Jersey located?
The address of the Costume Society Of America Inc is: 390 Amwell Rd Ste 403, Hillsborough, NJ 08844-1247
Who is the presenter of never mind the buzzcocks?
It was Simon Amwell, but now that he left it changes every week.
Where did Charles Lindbergh live in New Jersey?
East Amwell, New Jersey Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Lindbergh
Did Charles Lindbergh live in New Jersey?
East Amwell, New Jersey Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Lindbergh
What are the release dates for Rail Pennies - 2013?
Rail Pennies - 2013 was released on: USA: 19 September 2013 (West Amwell, New Jersey) (premiere) USA: 19 September 2013 (Lambertville, New Jersey) (premiere)
What has the author David Perman written?
David Perman has written: 'A Century of Archaeology in East Herts' 'Metaphor, cliche and social theory' 'Scott of Amwell' -- subject(s): Biography, Criticism and interpretation, English Poets, History, Quakers
When was Charles Lindbergh's baby kidnapped?
The Lindbergh baby, Charles A Lindbergh Jr, was kidnapped on 01-March-1932. The investigation took more than two years and resulted in Bruno R Hauptmann being arrested and charged. He was found guilty of 1st degree murder and sentenced to death.
What were roads like in 1769?
The National Road or The National Pike (now called Route 40) in 1811 was still mostly a one-lane muddy track that followed ridges and meandered through lower lying areas. Single men rode horses, families sometimes used horse or oxen-drawn carts or wagons; both left deep ruts and deep animal hoof markings in the mud. Through many small towns in MD and PA, farmers drove herds of livestock down The Pike, including sheep, cows, chickens, etc. on their way to ships at Uniontown PA. All these "feet" chewed up the road, making it a rutted mud-pile. Animal wastes littered the track. When the mud and waste got bad enough, farmers and children brought and threw onto the road hay and wild grasses that grew along the road. This soaked up some of the watery mess, making it less slippery whether in winter or summer. Farmers also collected unneeded small rocks from their fields and properties and threw the rocks into the ruts.Note that in the early 1800s, there were not hundreds and thousands of small roads like there are today. Residents had to make Applications to the County Court House for permission to dig / cut a lane or road between two points (such as from The National Pike to a road already made that are now referred to as a State Route). ALL of these roads were untreated dirt / mud / rock / stone.Stage Coach travel on The Pike prompted locals to find better road treatments. The first attempts were to cover the road(s) with cut stone fitted into the mud/dirt.In coal country, they also covered mud roads in a coal by-product called red dog, which formed when heat was used to create (coal-) Coke. Coke is defined as, "a solid fuel made by heating coal in the absence of air so that the volatile components are driven off." For more about the by-product red dog, see: heraldcourier.com/news/red-dog-used-in-road-projects-until-s/article_32b59f2a-3579-51ee-a536-9722bf03469b.htmlSources about conditions of roadway known as The National Pike:Ten Mile Country by LeckyRoad Petitions, 1809, Washington County, PA Court House, Baker: Request for a new road between Egg Nog Hill on The Pike, and Lone Pine at Glyde (local landmarks on or near The Pike)Study of resident deeds for Amwell Twp. and West Bethehem Twp, which were beside and included The PikeGenealogical study of German Baptists (Dunkards) and German Lutherans located from Egg Nog Hill to East outside of Scenery Hill on The National Pike, and SW to Lone Pine, PA and Marianna, PA.
Who is the district magistrate for Washington County Pennsylvania?
There are several districts in Washington County. Each has a magistrate covering a specific area. Magisterial District Court 27-3-01 District Justice James Ellis 501 Valleybrook Road, Suite 105 McMurray, PA 15317 724-941-1015 Area Served: MrMurray, Finleyville, Union Twp., Courtney, Peters Twp., Mingo Park Creek, Nottingham, Venetia, Gastonville, Elrama, Rankintown Road, Hackett, Crookham. Magisterial District Court 27-3-05 District Justice Jay Weller 1929A, Route 519, Canonsburg, PA 15317 724-746-1227 Area Served: Strabane, North Strabane, South Strabane, part of Eighty Four, Pancake, Laboratory, Manifold. Magisterial Distict Court 27-3-10 District Justice Jay H. Dutton PO Box 422, Claysville, PA 15323 724-222-8122 Area Seerved: Claysville, Amwell, Buffalo Twp., South Franklin, East Finley, Blaine, West Finley, West Alexander, Donegal, Morris, part of Avella, Green Hills, Dunns Station, Lone Pine, Glyde, Taylorstown, Crothers, Prosperity, Amity, Hopewell Township, Independence Township, West Middletown, Buffalo Village, and Rea. Magisterial District Court 27-3-02 District Justice Curtis L. Thomspon PO Box 685, One Beech Street, Ellsworth, PA 15331 724-239-5050 Area Served: Bentleyville, North Bethlehem, Somerset, Ellsworth, Cokeburg, Scenery Hill, Kammerer, Lower part of Eighty Four, West Bethlehem, Marianna. Magisterial District Courty 27-1-02 604-B Park Avenue, Monongahela, PA 15063 724-258-5106 Area Served: Monongahela, Donora, New Eagle, Carrol Twp., Victory Hill, Eldora, Hazelkirk, Dunkirk, Black Diamond. Magisterial District Court 27-3-07 District Court Gary Havelka 2038 Smith Twp. Rod., Ste. 3, Burgettstown, PA 15021 724-947-5492 Area Served: Burgettstown, Smith Twp., Jefferson, Hanover, Midway, Langloth, Joffre, Atlasburg, Paris, Florence, Eldersville, Slovan, Bulger, Hanlon Station, Frankfort Springs, Cross Creek. Magisterial District Court 27-2-01 District Justice David Mark 45 East Water Street, Canonsburg, PA 15317 724-745-5754 Area Served: Canonsburg, Houston, Chartiers Twp., Meadowlands, Canton Twp., Wolfdale. Magisterial District Court 27-1-03 District Justice Lawrence Hopkins 404 Fallowfield Avenue, Charleroi, PA 15022 Areas Served: Charleroi, N. Charleroi, Long Branch, Allenport, Elco Speers, Dunlevy, Roscoe, Twilight, Stockdale, Fallowfield Twp. Magisterial District Court 27-3-03 District Justice William Pelkley 685 national Pike West, West Brownsville, PA 15417-9241 Area Served: Beallsville, California, Centerville, Richeyville, Coal Center, Deemston, and West Brownsville, East Bethlehem, West Pike Run, California University of PA, Daisytown, Smallwood, Granville, Crescent Heights, Blainsburg, Walkertown, Whitehall, Vestaburg, Vesta, Fredericktown, Ten Mile, Packrall Bay. Magisterial District Court 27-3-06 District Justice Valarie Costanzo 3655 Millers Run Road, Cecil, PA 15321 724-746-8515 Area Served: McDonald, Cecil, Robinson, Half of Imperial, Muse, Lawrence, Venice, Hickory, Mt. Pleasant, Southview, and Westland. Magisterial District Court 27-1-01 District Justice J. Albert Spence 75 East Maiden St., Washington, PA 15301 724-228-8836 Area Served: City of Washington, East Washington, North Franklin, and Gabby Heights.
