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Found this deed today showing that Fred Brown sold property to the Antlers Gun Club in Jenkins back in 1924. I know it is him because his name is Fred C. Brown and his wife was Elizabeth.

Didn't look at all like that. It was a GPS of some sort.

I suspect the GPS is the device I saw at Batsto about 10 years ago. It has a screen on it and a plane was flying over and I could see the plane movement on the screen. It was demonstrated to me outside the offices at Batsto by Rob. I should have taken more notice what brand it was.

Well done Gabe. That is the place.

It is just dry. That was called Newbold Bog but I doubt anyone calls it that now. It was owned at one time or another by Arthur Reeves, William Bryant and Anthony Bullock.

I have a digital gpx version. However, it is not up to date because I believe some changes have been made since I acquired it. I believe it was offered on this site to anyone who wanted it but my memory may be wrong. It may be posted somewhere. Not really sure since it has been quite a while. I...

Well then nobody has it correct. My photo is much further up West Mill Road.

Not the same one though.

No problem Mike. I am trying to get time to put them in a PDF file but have not done that yet.

We went by this early this morning looking for Wharton monuments. Where is it? This could be an easy one for some. I don't need the exact spot, just the general area.

Well, I have no idea if it is Bare Ass Beach but it is behind the church. Well done Sam. Now we need someone to show us exactly where.

You are on the right track but need to expand your area.

I would tend to think you have not visited it. I could be wrong.

No. You are not close. I believe the first link is not even on West Mill Road.

Now you need to narrow it down.

Another one bites the dust. We were passing through Bullock today and noticed it appears that tree trimmers have taken out the Burlington / Ocean County monument placed there in 1935. It has been leaning for over 20 years but this has finished it unless maybe if I put it back in place.

Sorry Al, not the same place.

I have been looking over the 1930s era notes of one of the surveyor's of Lebanon State Forest and it is apparent that when the previous surveyors from 1914 to 1928 placed the concrete monument in the ground, they piled glass slag from the Lebanon Glass Works around the monuments. Or the slag had...

Where is this? Here is a clue. People drive there but you and I are not allowed to.

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