First Houses of Bound Brook
First Houses of Bound Brook
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A family of Connets were still living in the Battery house as late as 1840. At one time, it is said, this house was kept as a hotel by a Mrs. Nester. This house is sadly neglected and in a very few years it will be numbered with the historic houses of the past.
HUDE HOUSE.
Built in 1744 by James Hade, son of Adam Hude, who had early taken up land near the mountain. It was located between the Presbyterian Church and the Battery House, on about the site of F. S. Carr's old meat market. Of the oth...er residents after Hude, we know only that David Van Norden, son of Tobias, a captain in the Revolutionary army, once lived here.
BLACKFORD HOUSE.
This was built in 1744 by Anthony Blackford on land purchased from David Cussart. The house stood almost directly south of the Presbyterian Church across Main street. The house now owned by Law- rence Wells occupies the exact site. Anthony Black- ford had three sons, Daniel, Benjamin and Joseph.
First Houses of Bound Brook.
19 The former two were soldiers in the Revolution.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A family of Connets were still living in the Battery house as late as 1840. At one time, it is said, this house was kept as a hotel by a Mrs. Nester. This house is sadly neglected and in a very few years it will be numbered with the historic houses of the past.
HUDE HOUSE.
Built in 1744 by James Hade, son of Adam Hude, who had early taken up land near the mountain. It was located between the Presbyterian Church and the Battery House, on about the site of F. S. Carr's old meat market. Of the oth...er residents after Hude, we know only that David Van Norden, son of Tobias, a captain in the Revolutionary army, once lived here.
BLACKFORD HOUSE.
This was built in 1744 by Anthony Blackford on land purchased from David Cussart. The house stood almost directly south of the Presbyterian Church across Main street. The house now owned by Law- rence Wells occupies the exact site. Anthony Black- ford had three sons, Daniel, Benjamin and Joseph.
First Houses of Bound Brook.
19 The former two were soldiers in the Revolution.
What to read after First Houses of Bound Brook?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T E From Old Catalog Davis to read onlineMoreLess
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