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Missing Willingboro Woman Is Last Surviving Child Of PA Mom In Desperate Need Of Search Help https://dailyvoice.com/new-jersey/burlington/missing-willingboro-woman-is-last-surviving-child-of-pa-mom-in-desperate-need-of-search-help/

As you may have read, Mount is a tough one anymore.

The trees that were cut were not past the gate. And it appears to me they must have decided to not cut the woods area. They only cut along the road edges. However, if you go in the woods along the roads in some of the area's they had planned to cut, they have thinned the woods. So maybe they...

I heard them a few years back on Stevenson road along Haines property. It was between Beaver Dam Road and Sim Place.

https://patch.com/new-jersey/lacey/crackdown-roading-weekend-lacey-waretown-area

The mom is talking like she is dead. https://www.courierpostonline.com/story/news/local/south-jersey/2024/05/23/danielle-lopez-missing-woman-penn-state-forest-sue-quackenbush/73818309007/

My daughter was at work talking with co-workers about vehicles and one particular vehicle was mentioned that my daughter had viewed at a car lot she passed by. So she goes on Google maps and finds the place so the others knew the name of the company it was at. While looking at the photo my...

There has been a woman missing for more than a month and her car was found disabled on Lost Lane Road in Penn State Forest. That is near Bear Swamp Hill. https://maps.njpinebarrens.com/#lat=39.76620361268444&lng=-74.46280974548338&z=16&type=terrain&gpx=...

One thing we have to remember is that Joseph Wharton sold quite a bit of his property to others as well. So he may have had property down there at one time. But that area is not part of Wharton now.

Mine are just a synopsis. The actual Ledgers are much more involved. They are large books. I looked at them and there really was not much that interested me in stone searching.

Here they are. The ledgers start at 9 and I have a synopsis of all of them. At least what Budd's dad felt was important.

BTW, I am not certain the state forest office has them. I saw them in Trenton unless there are others. I could be wrong.

I have Budd Wilson's dad's complete review of the items in the Wharton Ledgers. Budd's dad and wife took the ledgers to their home near Batsto and spent quite a bit of time cataloging what was in it. I have to look for them in my large plastic container with all my stuff.

Not sure. I just thought they were Phragmites. They looked like the same ones you said were growing in that concrete outhouse foundation I found in Lebanon years ago.

That looks like it. They were all over that area.

First, we saw a car that had driven into the woods after running off of Jackson Road. It was semi far in there. It was right after a curve before the dragway. I will find it in my dash cam even though I don't think you can see it. Then we found this on Quaker Bridge Road by the stone bridge...

Where is this? It could be a hard one. In fact, most likely it is.

I am not sure where you are referring to. What cedar swamp?

In September of 1934 various readers had written Beck about a mysterious village NW of Martha and on September 21, 1934 he writes about his excursion there. However, he never did find it. But during his ride to get there he travels from Speedwell to Harrisville on the newly resurfaced route 563...