Heritage, Jason - 1852

Jason Heritage, of Burlington county, New Jersey, says an acre and a half of ground, planted with strawberries, will this year yield him, clear, $1000.  Five hundred quarts were taken from the vines at one picking, on a little less than a quarter of an acre of land, which, at 50 cents a quart, yield $250.
~ The Northern Star, 03-Jul-1852 Page 1, Column 3

Hawkins, John - 1803

We understand that the Reverend B. Alliton, principal at the academy of Bordentown, (N. J.) in connection with Mr. John Hawkins, has made a discovery likely to prove highly beneficial to paper-makers, viz : the making of paper from the husks of Indian corn.  It is expected that this article can be furnished in great abundance by the farmers, at a low rate.

We are informed that they have obtained a patent for the invention from the United States, and propose selling out rights to paper-makers.

Phil. Pap.

~ The Gettysburg Gazette, 28-Jan-1803, Page 3, Column 3

Alliton, B. (Rev.) - 1803

We understand that the Reverend B. Alliton, principal at the academy of Bordentown, (N. J.) in connection with Mr. John Hawkins, has made a discovery likely to prove highly beneficial to paper-makers, viz : the making of paper from the husks of Indian corn.  It is expected that this article can be furnished in great abundance by the farmers, at a low rate.

We are informed that they have obtained a patent for the invention from the United States, and propose selling out rights to paper-makers.

Phil. Pap.

~ The Gettysburg Gazette, 28-Jan-1803, Page 3, Column 3

Burrows, Loetitia - 1785

Franklin, Samuel, yeoman, and Loetitia Burrows, of the County of Burlington, New Jersey; June 14, 1785; Bond, 200£; Bondsmen, Samuel Franklin, John Crossley; Witness, James Trimble.

~ Pennsylvania’s Marriage Licenses 1784-86 from Baptismal and Marriage Records of Rev. John Waldschmidt, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, 1752-1786, Page 137

Jones, Robert Strettle - 1792

1792, 20 March
Robt Strettle Jones buried yesterday at Burlington.

~ Genealogical Gleanings from the Journal of Elizabeth Drinker, 1759 to 1807, Page 602 in Pennsylvania Vital Records, Vol. I, by the Genealogical Publishing Company, Incorporated in 1983.

You can visit the memorial page for Robert Strettle Jones.

Callender, William - 1763

1763, 1 May
Wm Callender departed this life after a lingering illness; ye 2nd inst. accompanied his Corpse to ye waterside.  He is to be buried tomorrow at Burlington.

~ Genealogical Gleanings from the Journal of Elizabeth Drinker, 1759 to 1807, Page 591 in Pennsylvania Vital Records, Vol. I, by the Genealogical Publishing Company, Incorporated in 1983.

You can visit the memorial page for William Callender.

The information above has been sent to the memorial page creator on 18-Oct-2014, but it has not yet been added to his bio, so I added it via virtual flower.

The cemetery where he is interred is currently unknown at the time of this post.