Recent content by wolfspider05

Really enjoying catching up on all the posts, this is so cool. Keeping history alive, great work!

I’ve been digging but haven’t had much luck unfortunately. A lot of the files that I’ve obtained did come from the state archives. Im absolutely terrible at record keeping my accountant hates me.

This map shows a cabin in the vicinity of where Hawkin bridge would be I believe. I too have wondered what the cellar hole was. Lots of references to Tulpenhawkin (spelled in numerous variations) in old texts and deeds. References to a mill dating back to the 1700s, but information is few and...

Hey all, long time it’s been. I believe this map was from an early survey map, I will have to see if I can dig it up or not. If I can I will post it.

This really sucks, I happened to stumble back after finally finding some free time from life, to read this. Why on Earth would someone take a stone?! Robbing History from future generations, pisses me off. I originally found out about this stone from WeirdNJ of all places, took some time to find...

It was a great day out there for sure! I had a great time and I like to thank you guys for inviting us, can't wait to do it again!

Ben, I am very sorry to hear about that, you will get through it with the help of your friends and family.

These may help in your quest... http://www.bassriverhistory.org/uploads/6/8/7/1/6871754/sooy_book_w_index.pdf http://bassriverhistory.blogspot.com/2009/10/potter-sooy-connection.html

LOL wouldn't that be different!!

Yea that looks like a job in itself just trying to read the map, at least I can put that mystery behind me. Beck must of had the wrong year and added a G in there.

Guy, are the stones that you found the whole tract? Was Beck's memory wrong or could there still be a T.G. Black 1858 stone out there hiding as large as a crouching man? I'd like to believe that there is, although I think the stone that Beck wrote about was the large one we know of. Maybe by...

Haha thats great, when I was younger my dad always told me to stay away from the "crick" (Rancocas Creek), I still call it the crick.

Guy, that's a great post. I am no historian or guru, but where does Blacks stone fit into the Aserdaten tract? Was it there before the tract was purchased? The Aserdaten area to me is like a mystery wrapped in an enigma. Wrangleboro, is it possible that the place you visited was Quaker bridge...

I was searching ebay just to see what I could find and look what I came across..... I simply don't have words for this http://www.ebay.com/itm/An-old-rock-possibly-a-piece-of-an-old-foundation-found-in-the-NJ-Pine-Barrens-/170884844456?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item27c987cba8