Circuit Court judgments, 1838-1916.
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New Jersey. Circuit Court (Burlington County)
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The Earl family owned extensive landholdings near Pemberton, Burlington County, N.J., during the 19th century. From the description of Testimony in the case of Anthony S. Earl vs. Thomas E. Deacon, 1832. (Hagley Museum & Library). WorldCat record id: 122516056 The Shreves operated a calico printing works at Birmingham, Burlington County, N.J. From the description of Testimony in the case of Samuel and Jonathan L. Shreve vs. Thomas E. Deacon, 1845-1846. (Hagle...
Burlington County (N.J.). Clerk's Office
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Original birth records for children of slaves, listed by name of slave owner, submitted to the county clerk's office, as the result of an act passed by N.J. state law (P.L. 1804, chap. CIV, p. 251) in 1804, which pronounced that every child born to a slave mother after 4 July 1804 was to be "free" at birth, but bound as a servant to the mother's owner until the age of twenty-five for males or twenty-one for females. Persons entitled by law to such bound service were required to file with the cou...
