History of the New Jersey A.M.E. Church

Morgan, Joseph H. Morgan’s History of the New Jersey Conference of the A.M.E. Church, from 1872 to 1887, and of the several churches, as far as possible, from date of organization with biographical sketches of members of the conference.

Camden, N.J.: S. Chew, Printer, Front and Market Streets. 1887.

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Morgan’s rich History is divided into several parts. The first contains biographical sketches (along with some line portraits) of early church leaders. Following those are the histories of AME churches throughout the state, including names of the founders, along with previous pastors, trustees, stewards, superintendents of Sunday-school, secretaries, assistants, teachers and librarians where available. Chapter III covers the organization and work of the conferences with summaries of the sessions, motions, addresses, and attendees. Chapter IV gives “expressions of opinion” from the conferences on matters such as education, the emigration of blacks to Liberia, Chinese immigration, and the state of the country. Other sections include biographies of A.M.E. leaders from outside New Jersey, Sabbath school and missionary work, statistics and obituaries.

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Constitutional Convention of 1947 Constitutional Convention Vol I. Constitutional Convention Vol II. Appendix and Index Constitutional Convention Vol III. Committee Reports Constitutional Convention Vol IV. Committee on the Judiciary Constitutional Convention Vol V. Committees and Index Record of Officers and Men of New Jersey in the Civil War, 1861-1865 Morgan’s History of the New Jersey Conference – A.M.E. Church Official Register of the Officers and Men of New Jersey in the Revolutionary War Corporations of New Jersey: List of Certificates to December 31, 1911

N.J. Civil War Record: Index Page 1

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INDEX.

A

• Aaron, Christopher,  1304.
• Aaron, Robert A., 1633.
• Aaron, Simon, 1545.
• Aaronson, Benjamin, 795.
• Aaronson, Frederick G.,  206.
• Aaronson, Napoleon B.,  205.  
• Abault, Philip  1624.
• Abbatts, Charles,  544.
• Abbey, Hortman,  1483.
• Abbott, Abden,  600.
• Abbott, Abner, 372  1733.
• Abbott, Augustus,  912.
• Abbott, Benjamin,  289.
• Abbott, Charles, 486,  508.
• Abbott, Charles  50, 1323.
• Abbott, Charles C., 1429.
• Abbott, Charles V., 153.
• Abbott, Francis B.,  529.
• Abbott, George,  747,  1461.
• Abbott, Henry, 131,  725.
• Abbott, Henry B.,  1027.
• Abbott, Isaiah,  531.
• Abbott, James,  1332,  1347,  1624
• Abbott, James C.,  805.
• Abbott, John  600.
• Abbott, John,  498,  500.
• Abbott, Jonathan,  207.
• Abbott, Joseph Jr.,  329, 1427.
• Abbott, Morgan H.,  303,  350.
• Abbott, Richard, 1334.
• Abbott, Richard J.  512.
• Abbott, Robert,  222.
• Abbott, Silas,  660,  1715.
• Abbott, Stephen C.,  1114.
• Abbott, Theodore,  289.  
• Abbott, Theodore G.,  1012,  1015.  
• Abbott, Thomas,  659.
• Abbott, Thomas A.,  1083,  1722.
• Abbott, Walter B.,  681.  
• Abbott, William,  805,  1292,  1337.