Records, 1825-1918 (bulk 1863-1918).

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Records, 1825-1918 (bulk 1863-1918).

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Vouchers (1863-1865) from the offices of Elisha Laird and William H. Conover, collectors, principally documenting payments made by the county collector for various services for which the Freeholders were responsible, chiefly bridges, penal institutions, asylums, highways, and parks; together with county collector books (1866-1868, 1873-1891, 1875-1883, 1877-1907, and 1917-1918), including balance sheets, receipts and disbursements, check ledger, tax assessments, court taxes, and auditor's and assessors' reports.

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County of Monmouth, Archives and Records Center

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Applegate, A. T.

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Conover, William J.

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Hendrickson, Cyrenius

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Laird, Elisha, a. 1790-1863.

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Monmouth County (N.J.). County Clerk

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In 1906, any individual or group of individuals forming a partnership or limited partnership became regulated by the New Jersey state legislature. "An Act to Regulate the Use of Business Names, approved May 17, 1906," required such businesses to file a statement in the Office of the County Clerk in the County where the business transacted or conducted business. The statement had to include the full name of the business, the nature of the business, and the full names and residences of all partner...

Monmouth County (N.J.). County Collector

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Conover, William H.

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Monmouth County (N.J.). Board of Chosen Freeholders

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