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Does anyone know of a published index to the articles appearing in Bailey's "South Jersey Magazine." It would be really handy to find articles in those of us who have collections of this periodical.

Here is information about the upcoming talk on Penbryn: The Historical Society of Winslow Township presents “The History and People of Penbryn” Monday, October 7, 2013, 8:00 PM at the Bud Duble Senior Center 33 Cooper Folly Road Atco, NJ 08004 (Across from Winslow Township Middle...

None of the links to maps in this thread work!

The only map for those you have noted that I have is a scan of teh 1860 Beers map, which shows my great grandfather's property in Sicklerville but does not show the lower end of Winslow Township. Other than in your personal collection, where can I find these maps. I'm sure you are aware the it...

Here's another try at uploading the Millers bog article, which I took apart and reduced in size. Bye Golly Gee, I think it worked.!!!

I see that there are insturction at http://forums.njpinebarrens.com/threads/how-do-i-put-images-in-my-posts.7205/ I'll try them.

I'll now try to upload an annotated picture of the Miller Family. Click the photo's to make them larger. The pdf file if you want it. http://teegate.njpinebarrens.com/Miller_Family/Miller Family annotated.pdf

I will attempt to upload a 1982 article about Millers Bogs. It didn't work... I got an error message:

The Hammonton New article was definitely about the Bogs in Winslow Township. I've found J.G.Wilson's writing to be rather accurate. He locates them thusly, "Millers Bogs on Albertson's Stream between Ancora and Pestletown on a North-South line of reference and between Hammonton and Waterford...

Jerseyman, Forgive me for my last post. I didn't got down far enough on the thread to see that you had replied to my previous post. Thank you for returning "cadastral" to my working vocabulary. It was lost through lack of use decades ago! Where can I find actual copies (or better yet...

RednekF350, VERY nice photos. Might you grant rights to the Historical Society of Winslow Township to reproduce and use these pictures? If you agree, please email me directly at jejennings@comcast.net and I'll send you a form. If we can get Miller's grad-daugter to give a talk, it would be...

Jerseyman, Where did you find that map? It is very unusual to find a map showing property ownership and the HSWT would love to have a copy with permission to reproduce it. Do you have access to similar maps for Winslow Township? Jack Jennings

According to the article "Millers Bogs - A Forgotten Pine Barrens Town" printed in the Hammonton News, Thursday December 23, 1982, the original Miller was "John Henry Miller, a huge man of German extraction and an amiable disposition." The Historical Society of Winslow Township has just been...

J.L. Etheridge

Dicktown is generally thought to be at the intersection of the Berlin Cross Keys Road and the New Brooklyn- Erial Road (Route 706), part in Gloucestrer Township and part in Winslow Township. At one time there was a small gas station on the Northwest corner and a gray stone house on the...