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As would I! I'll look into it.

Thank ya!

You got it1 That be "Mad Dog" Tannen, Biff's great great grandfather.

Wow, that is a big drop! Do you suspect that "Cake's Sprute" near Lower Bank was such a spring?

Interesting that these fellers took a shot at this even after NJ passed the law that prevented Wharton's vision from becoming a reality. But thank God these plans never materialized. Could you imagine?

Uncle Budd remembers such a spring on the Mullica across from Mordecai's. Would have loved to have seen that!

I gave you your first "like", Boyd! I hope you'll remember me in the future (tryin' to rack up as many of 'em as I can!)

Young Guns 2 just came in the mail today! Best Western ever! P.S. Do you recognize who that is in my profile?

hee-haw!

For those interested, the book can be viewed online here: http://www.nps.gov/history/history/online_books/nj3/contents.htm Looks like a lot of great info and pictures!

Yes, those are good articles, and that bassriverhistory.blogspot is a great site.

Not sure what you mean, dogg.

Will do, Jerseyman! Thanks again, my friend.

Yeah. German? :mrgreen:

BTW, I'm thinking that the dam on Sooy's Creek might have been here: http://maps.njpinebarrens.com/#lat=39.544889652053556&lng=-74.49601650238037&z=17&type=nj1930&gpx= It's more visible in the 1951, 56, 57, 63 and 70 aerials.

Jerseyman, Thank you for the feedback! You wrote: Very interesting. I think Section Two confirms your suspicion: What would they have farmed?

Sooy's Landing I just did a little search on google books and found this entry from the Acts of the Sixty-Sixth General Assembly of the State of New Jersey (1841) : So the Landing was there in 1841, but where exactly was this dam? What part of the river is considered the Second Reach?

Come think of it, I'd bet that Sooy's Landing was used by rum runners.

I have been meaning to go to Sooy's Landing, but have not gotten around to it. Kevinhooa has a photo gallery for Sooy's Landing here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/kevinhooa/sets/72157604056095975/ Naturally, I'm interested in knowing the history of this landing. If anyone has any info...

:mrgreen: This one got me thinking aliens when I first noticed it some time back: http://maps.njpinebarrens.com/#lat=39.57343901767609&lng=-74.43678796291351&z=18&type=h&gpx= So what is the logic behind these pools with little islands in them. I'm assuming this is for mosquito...