Search Suggestion: As this list of articles grows longer, you may wish to use the "Find" feature in your web browser to search on "keywords" within article titles. Depress "Ctrl-F" to bring up the "Find" utility. Type your keyword into the "Find what" box. Then left-click on the "Find Next" button. Click on any Title to select the related article    Volume One, No. 1, Spring 1989 THE MYSTERY OF DOCK WATCH HOLLOW, OR, WHAT'S IN A NAME? TOWNSHIP'S NAME HONORS MARTYR TO THE CAUSE OF AMERICAN LIBERTY l8TH CENTURY HOME PLACED ON NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES    Vol. One, No. 2, Fall 1989 THERE'S COPPER (AND GOLD AND SILVER, TOO) IN THEM THAR HILLS DETECTIVE WORK UNCOVERS ANCIENT FORD IN WARREN WARREN'S FIRST POST OFFICE OPENED IN UNION VILLAGE IN l828    Vol. One, No. 3, Spring 1990 WILL THE RIGHT JEREMIAH SUTTON PLEASE STEP FORWARD? WALLACE HOUSE ONE OF OLDEST IN WARREN THE GREENEST PLACE IN NEW JERSEY    Vol. One, No. 4, Fall 1990 ALL THE NEWS THAT'S FIT TO PRINT -- BACK IN 1838 EMMA JO CAIN WAS ONE OF LIBRARY'S FOUNDERS EARLY WARREN LANDOWNER CALLED SWINDLER AND SCOUNDREL WARREN MAYOR HANGED IN EFFIGY AT BUSY INTERSECTION EGG-O-MAT IS ONE OF WARREN'S MOST UNUSUAL BUILDINGS A SWINDLER AND A SCOUNDREL    Volume One, No. 5, Spring 1991 SMALLPOX DECIMATES WARREN FAMILY CHILDHOOD MEMORIES OF TURN OF THE CENTURY WARREN COX FAMILY CEMETERY DESTROYED YEARS AGO    Volume One, No. 6, Fall 1991 WARREN'S FIRST DOCTOR "LIVED FOR OTHERS" ALL THE NEWS THAT'S FIT TO PRINT BACK IN 1840    Volume One, No. 7, Spring 1992 AREA NEAR O'CONNOR'S SITE OF FIRST WARREN VILLAGE WHRHS BANS LONG HAIR FOR BOYS, SLACKS FOR GIRLS WARREN'S ONLY STATE SENATOR LIVED HERE IN 19TH CENTURY 1714 DEED MENTIONS DOCK WATCH HOLLOW    Volume One, No. 8, Fall 1992 GORDON'S GAZETEER PICTURES WARREN IN 1830s WAR OF 1812 WILLIAM DOCKWRA PLAYED CRUCIAL ROLE IN WARREN'S EARLY HISTORY REV. GIBB SERVED 40 YEARS IN PULPIT FIRST TRAFFIC LIGHT    Volume One, No. 9, Spring 1993 TWENTY MEN FROM WARREN SERVED IN REVOLUTION ALL THE NEWS THAT'S FIT TO PRINT IN 1843-45 WILLIAM DOCKWRA PLAYED CRUCIAL ROLE IN WARREN'S EARLY HISTORY    Volume One, No. 10, Fall 1993 GEOLOGICAL HISTORY OF WARREN SPANS 200 MILLION YEARS KING GEORGE TAVERN WARREN FIXTURE FOR NEARLY 200 YEARS    Volume Two, No. 1, Spring 1994 EVERYBODY KNEW EVERYBODY ELSE IN THE GOOD OLD DAYS SAW MILL ON CORY'S BROOK ESTABLISHED BEFORE REVOLUTION ROCK HOUNDS VALUE TOUCHONITE FOUND NEAR STIRLING RD.    Volume Two, No. 2, Fall 1994 SMALLEY-WORMSER HOUSE DATES FROM REVOLUTION WAR ERA    Volume Two, No. 3, Spring 1995 WASHINGTON ROCK IS FOCUS OF RENEWED INTEREST BENJAMIN MOORE SERVED AS SPY    Volume Two, No. 4, Fall 1995 WARREN DISTILLERS PAID U.S. TAXES IN 1814    Volume Two, No. 5, Spring 1996 THE LAWLER FAMILY OF SPRINGDALE HEADS WEST WOMEN IN WARREN ELECTIONS IN COMMEMORATION OF THE SEVENTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE PASSAGE OF THE NINETEENTH AMENDMENT STONY HILL PLAYERS HERE IN '70s AND '80s    Volume Two, No. 6, Fall 1996 A-FRAME BRIDGE SPANNED RIVERS 'TIL l932 HAYDU BROS. WAS LARGEST TOWNSHIP EMPLOYER WARREN REMEMBERED - "Forgotten Facts of Township History" LOCAL NEWSPAPERS FILL DEMAND FOR NEWS SINCE l950    Volume Two, No. 7, Spring 1997 STEVENS FAMILY PLAYED IMPORTANT PART IN UNION VILLAGE HISTORY FRANK F. BENNETT AND BILLIE WEST LIVE IN WARREN TOWNSHIP FOUR GENERATIONS OF WORMSER FAMILY LIVED IN WARREN    Volume Two, No. 8, Fall 1997 WILLIAM AND ETHEL REITZE WERE ACTIVE HERE FOR MANY DECADES PHILLIP COX FAMILY AMONG EARLIEST SETTLERS IN "THE BLUE HILLS" CEMETERY DOLL HOUSE WAS LOCAL ATTRACTION FOR NEARLY A CENTURY"    Volume Two, No. 9, Spring 1998 FAMILY REUNION STARS FALL ON MT. HOREB MOUNT HOREB METHODIST HISTORY PUBLISHED BY SUSIE BOYCE    Volume Two, No. 10, Fall 1998 CHUBB UNVEILS $50MILLION COMPLEX VETERAN NEWARK CRACKER-BAKER BORN IN WARREN SLAVES LABORED IN WARREN TOWNSHIP UNTIL 1830s OFFICIAL SAYS SHANG-RI-LA MASSAGES IN WRONG ZONE GERTRUDE HARDING, ENGLISH SUFFRAGETTE, LIVED IN WARREN    Volume Three, No. 1, Spring 1999 MOUNTAIN AVENUE GOLF COURSE OPENED IN 1965 TOWNSHIP MINUTES REVEAL LIFE IN WARREN 1860-1905 AUTO TOURS WERE POPULAR DIVERSIONS IN THE 30s 1830 FEDERAL CENSUS    Volume Three, No. 2, Fall 1999 LONG-TIME COUNTY COUNSEL, ASSEMBLYMAN, BORN IN WARREN OLD DUDERSTADT BARN SHOULD BE PRESERVED, LISTED ON STATE AND NATIONAL REGISTERS RESCUE SQUAD HAS BEEN SERVING TOWNSHIP FOR OVER 60 YEARS THE ANCESTORS AND DESCENDANTS OF CHARLES EDMUND SAGE YOUTHFUL PREACHER WAS 19TH CENTURY SHOPKEEPER AND POSTMASTER    Volume Three, No. 3, Spring 2000 HOW OLD (REALLY) IS THE KING GEORGE INN? GROTTO PLANS DOWN THE DRAIN - ELKS CLUB IN QUANDARY AS PUMPING DROPS POOL LEVEL FRANK W. RALPH 1874-1961 By Frank R. Freehauf    Volume Three, No. 4, Fall 2000 UNION VILLAGE METHODIST CHURCH CELEBRATES 175th ANNIVERSARY THIS YEAR; FOUNDED DECEMBER 1825 UNION VILLAGE NOMINATED AS HISTORIC SITE IN 1976 GIANT RESERVOIR WOULD HAVE CHANGED AREA DRAMATICALLY    Volume Three, No. 5, Spring 2001 REVOLUTIONARY WAR SIGNAL BEACON LOCATED IN WARREN MORE ON THE LAWLER FAMILY OF SPRINGDALE HERLICH HOUSE DEMOLISHED AFTER LONG BUT FUTILE BATTLE BRITISH DRAGOONS WHO CAPTURED GEN. LEE RODE THROUGH WARREN WARREN TOWNSHIP EARMARKS AND STRAYS FROM EARLY 19TH CENTURY    Volume Three, No. 6, Fall 2001 CATHOLIC CHURCH WILL CELEBRATE ITS 90TH ANNIVERSARY THIS FALL IN THE CAUSE OF FREEDOM - Isaac Smalley GROWING UP IN RURAL WARREN FORMER NEWARK MAYOR, BUSINESSMAN, BUYS PROPERTY IN WARREN - Henry Lang    Volume Three, No. 7, Spring 2002 JUSTICE OF THE PEACE DOCKET BOOKS ON FILE IN TRENTON 1905 MURDER OF GEORGE WILLIAMS STUNS WARREN, CULPRIT FROM HERE l840 FEDERAL CENSUS IN THE CAUSE OF FREEDOM - Warren in the American Revolution - John Corrington WASHINGTON'S SEAL RING MAY BEAR CARNELIAN FROM WARREN SITE    Volume Three, No. 8, Fall 2002 CHICKEN FARMERS FOUNDED THE "ALB" IN THE EARLY THIRTIES - The Schwaebische Alb WORLD WAR I DRAFT REGISTRATION LIST    Volume Three, No. 9, Spring 2003 MEDAL OF HONOR WINNER BORN IN WASHINGTON VALLEY - James Drake DOCK WATCH QUARRY LONG A SOURCE OF CONTROVERSY WARREN TOWNSHIP WAR MEMORIAL - Warren Soldiers    Volume Three, No. 10, Fall 2003 CHIMNEY ROCK RESERVOIR PLAN THREATENED WARREN FOR 30 YEARS MOUNT BETHEL GRANGE ORGANIZED IN 1913    Volume Four, No. 1, Spring 2004 - PIONEER AVIATRIX ALINE RHONIE HOFHEIMER    Volume Four, No. 2, Fall 2004 RENOWNED CERAMIC SCULPTOR LIVED, WORKED HERE 1939-1971 - Waylande Gregory    Volume Four, No. 3, Spring 2005 ORIGINAL CHURCH RECORDS - The Reformed Protestant Dutch Church at Warren. COONTOWN CHURCH TO MARK 160th ANNIVERSARY NEXT YEAR; FOUNDED 1846 BY NEWLY-ARRIVED GERMANS    Volume Four, No. 4, Fall 2005 COONTOWN - WHERE ART THOU? SCHMALZ DAIRY FARM WAS A SOUTH STIRLING LANDMARK FOR NEARLY FORTY YEARS THE COON FAMILY    Volume Four, No. 5, Spring 2006 1799 PETITION PROVIDES SUBSTITUTE CENSUS HOW DID WARREN GET ITS NAME? OIL PIPELINE CUTS THROUGH SOUTHWESTERN WARREN CIVIL BOUNDARIES    Volume Four, No. 6, Fall 2006 INDIAN PRESENCE IN WARREN TOWNSHIP DOCUMENTED ..... CRABB CLAY PIT    Volume Four, No. 7, Spring 2007 WARREN PLAYED PERIPHERAL ROLE FIRE WRECKS GIANT RUM PLANT WATCHUNG CEMETERY WARREN'S GERMAN-AMERICANS    Volume Four, No. 8, Fall 2007 ONE-ROOM SCHOOL BECOME HOMES TOWNSHIP SCHOOL HISTORY SPANS... SETTLING A BASTARDY CHARGE   More Warren history may be found on the Warren Township website History of Warren page

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