I posted a photo of an NJANG airplane operating on Warren Grove's dirt runway.
Another reminicence session.
There is a very old house in Warren Grove occupied at one time by a family named Cacacie (everyone called them Casey). Three of their children still live on adjacent lands. At any rate, Mr Casey Sr apparently told this story to my father, who then passed it on to me: When the Caseys bought the house and moved in, they discovered in the attic a bunch of old papers which they viewed casually and then discarded. Turns out that they later found out the papers were the original land grant from the West Jersey Proprietors to someone of the Cranmer family.
I am passing this on for what it's worth -- not commenting on it's veracity. Might just be a legend.
Stolzfus
Another reminicence session.
There is a very old house in Warren Grove occupied at one time by a family named Cacacie (everyone called them Casey). Three of their children still live on adjacent lands. At any rate, Mr Casey Sr apparently told this story to my father, who then passed it on to me: When the Caseys bought the house and moved in, they discovered in the attic a bunch of old papers which they viewed casually and then discarded. Turns out that they later found out the papers were the original land grant from the West Jersey Proprietors to someone of the Cranmer family.
I am passing this on for what it's worth -- not commenting on it's veracity. Might just be a legend.
Stolzfus