CONTENTS.

A
Abbott, Horace, [119]
Adams, Mary Ann, [91]
Alexander, James G., [49]
Ananias, Mr., [142]-146
Anecdotes, [71], [87], [178], [179], [194]
Appendix, [295]-304
Avery, Miss Jane A., [212]
B
Back Road, [66]
Baker, Matthias, [96], [99]
Ballantine Property on Old Bloomfield Road, [96]
Banks, Matthew, [37]
Bartholf, John G., [97]
Beach, Albert, [98], [230]
Bellars, [248]-250
Bennett, Jesse C., [67], [78], [88]
Bennett, Capt. Thomas, [90], [141]
Bennett, William, [109], [114]
Benson, Col. Henry, [92]
Benson’s Mill, [91]
Bird, George and Jonathan, [90], [140]
“Bird” House, [140], [141]
Bird’s Woods, [108]
Black Tom, [32]
Blewett, Lieut.-Col. W. E., [243]-246
Bloomfield Road, Old, [93]
Blue Jay Woods, [104]
Boating on the Passaic, [251]
Body Snatching, [11]
Boot Leg Lane, [64], [65]
British on Woodside Soil, [84]
British Troops on River Road, [34], [36]
Buck, Col. Samuel L., [239]
Buried Treasure, [35]
Button Factory, [62]
C
Calico Print Works, [89]
Calico Print Works Property, [141], [142]
Cannon Balls from the Passaic, [59]
Canoeing on the Passaic, [253]
Carter, Horace, [25], [38]
Cedars, The, [15]
Christ Church Building, First, [190]
Christ Church, Chronology of the New Building, [193]
Christ Church, Form of Covenant of, [187]
Christ Church, Formation of, [182]-190
Christ Church Organized in House of C. C. Hine [182], [184]
Church Choir, The, [195]
Church, First, of Woodside, [173]
Church Services in the House of C. C. Hine, [161], [162], [171]-175
Coeyman Burial Ground, Stones in, [59]-62, [63]
Coeyman Genealogy, [51]
Coeyman, Hendrick, [59]
Coeyman, Minard, [50], [75]
Coeyman Possessions, Extent of, [52]
Coeyman Reminiscence, [53]
Coeymans of the Back Road, [67], [94]
Cooper, Peter, [114]
Crane Family, Notes on the, [126]
Crane, Jasper, [100], [126], [127]
Cumming, Gen. Gilbert W., [230]
D
Dead Man’s Bend, [31]
De Grow, Moll, [10]
Devil, The, in the Gully Road, [12]
Discomforts of a New Region, [158], [159]
Division Road, [64], [65]
Dolce, Sanchez y, [23]
Dow, Lorenzo, [94]
Drift Road, [67], [72]
Dryden, John F., [241]
Duncan, John, William and Sebastian, [26], [29]
Duxbury, Margaret, [58]
E
Eagle Printing Company, [90]
Early Conveyances, [158]
Edgecombe House, [65]
Election Ticket, First, [197]
Elliott Street School, [88]
Ellsworth, Col. Elmer E., [214]-222
Elwood Place, [68]
Ericsson, John, [118]
Erie Railroad, [168]
Erie Railroad Brought to Terms, [248]
Erskin Map No. [79], [59]
F
Fairs, Cake Sales and Lectures, [164]-168
Fairy Lamps, [89]
Farrand Family History, [104]
Farrand Genealogy, [105]
Farrand, Moses, Home, [104]
Ferrant-Farrand, [106]
First Reformed Church, [189]
First Reformed Church Building, [190], [193]
Fishing at Green Island, [23]
Flavel, [69]
Floating Palace, [30]
Forest Hill Before Morristown, [104]
Forrester, Frank, [15]-22, [24]
Fort on Mt. Prospect, [102]
G
Ghost of a British Spy, [15]
Ghost of Flesh and Blood, [91]
Gibbs, Alfred H., [37]
Godon, John, [100]
Gray & Wright, [90]
Green Island, [23]
Griffin, Dr. Edward D., [105]
Grist Mill on Old Bloomfield Road, [94]
Gully Road, [7]-22
Gully Road Ghost, [7]
Gully Road, Legend Accounting for Origin of, [7]
Gypsies on Murphy’s Lane, [113]
H
Handcock, Edward, [100]
Hare and Tortoise, [19]
Haugevort, Gerard, [70]
Hedden, Joseph, Jr., Son of, [35], [97]
Herbert, Henry William, [15]-22, [24]
Hessians Bury Loot, [46]
Hewes & Phillips Iron Works, [233]
Hewitt, Abram S., [114]
Highwaymen on the Back Road, [86]
Hine, C. C., Anecdotes of, [171], [136], [203], [205], [206], [207], [208], [209]
Hine, C. C.—Personal, [259]-291
Hine, Charles Cole, Early History of, [132]-135
Hine, Mary Hazard Avery, [209]
Hine, Mr., First Visits Woodside, [137]
Hine, Mr., Impressions of, [256]
Hine’s, Mr., Character, Notes on, [202]-209
Holt, Ed., [30]
Holt, Ed., Floating Palace of, [252]
Holt, Mrs., [30]
Horse Cars, First, [159]
Houses Erected in 1866-7, [139]
Houses of Early Settlers, [140]
Houses on Lincoln Avenue, [139]
Houses on the River Road, [139]
Houses on Washington Avenue, [138]
I
I’Anson, Miles, [70], [71]
I’Anson Property, Previous Owners of, [72]-74
Ianthe Canoe Club, [253]
Incidents of Early Days of the Church, [194]
Indian Name of Woodside, [110]
Indian Relics in Gully Road, [9]
Indian Relics on River Road, [62]
Indian Trails, [7], [93]
Indians, Fort for Protection from, [102]
Indians on the Old Bloomfield Road, [103]
Irving, Washington, in Woodside, [158]
J
Jackson, George, [29]
Janes, Dr. J. E., [248]
Johns, Joseph, [109], [110], [111]
K
Keen, Alfred, [104], [109]
Keen Family History, [98]
Keen Farm House, [98]
Kidd, Captain, Legend of, [149]
Keen Lane, [85], [99]
King, J. F., [67]
King, Jasper, [27], [33]
King, Phœbe, [27], [33]
King, “Poddy”, [27], [33]
Kinsey, Thomas W., [246], [247]
L
Lanes, Early, [85], [99]
Lime Kiln, [49]
Lincoln Avenue, The Trees of, [236]
Long Hill Road, [93]
Longworth, Isaac, [102]
Longworth, Martha, [101]
Longworth, Nicholas, [102]
M
Macauley, Dr. John M., [191]
Maclure, David, [237]
Magazine House, [85]
Maverick, [37]
Melius, Esley, [42]
Mellen, Rev. Henry Merle, [192], [194]
Merrimac, The, [118], [120]
Merrimac’s Engineer, Tale of the, [120]
Monitor, Sinking of the, [122]
Monitor, The, [116]-126
Monitor, The, Turret Machinery, [234]
Moore & Seeley, [91]
Morris, John, [97]
Morrison, Charles D., [150]
Morrison and Briggs, [150]
Mud, Plenty of, [159]
Munn Family History, [40]
Murphy’s Lane, [107]
Murphytown, [109], [112]
Mystery Solved, [62]
N
New Barbadoes, [38]
Nichols, Horace H., [25], [213]
O-P
“Old Johns’s Money”, [111]
Park Athletic Association, [69]
Passaic, Boating on, [251]
Passaic, Canoeing on, [253]
Passaic, First Recorded Boat Race on, [21]
Perou, Tract, The, [77]
Phillips, David, [75]
Phillips Family History, [75]
Phillips Farm, [74]-79, [83]
Phillips, John Morris, [70], [83], [233]
Phillips Lane, [66]
Pigot, Dr. Edward, [1], [22]
Pioneering in Woodside, [179]
Pobishon, Indian Name of Woodside,[110]
Point House, [26]-32
Prayer Meeting, First, [174]
Presbyterian Church Organized, [172], [173]
Presbyterian Church Organized in House of C. C. Hine, [171]
Presbyterian Church, Pastors of, [181]
Presbyterian Church, Split in, [176], [177]
Prudential Insurance Company, Its Start, [242]
Pullinger, Mrs. Dorcas or Gilbert, [43], [78]
R
Rano, Joseph S., [23]
Reminiscences by Mr. Swinnerton, [158], [196]
Retreat from Belleville, [168]
Revolutionary Camp Ground, [240]
Revolutionary Incident, [35], [36], [46], [53], [76], [81], [83], [84]
Ridgewood, [154]
River Road, [7]-71
River Road an Indian Trail, [7]
River Road Laid Out in 1707, [7]
Riverside Athletic Club, [68]
Roads, Old, [5]
Rowe, Henry, [22]
S
St. John’s Episcopal Church, [145], [148]
Sandford, Abraham, Jr., [22], [38], [39]
Sandford Family History, [38]
Scharff, Adrian, [95]
Schenck, Rev. Isaac Van Wart, [192]
Second River, Inhabitants of, [1]
Shields Guards, [109]
Sidman Family History, [99]-102
Sidman House, [102]
Slave, Last? in Woodside, [37]
Smelt of the Passaic, Memoir on, [24]
Smith, “White-house”, [95]
Smith, “Brick-house”, [99]
Smith, Ebenezer, [95]
Smith, Matthias, [107], [96], [99]
Smith, Robert, [95], [96]
Stimis, Christopher, [45], [52]
Stimis Family Traditions, [44]
Stimis, Henry, [45]
Stimis, John, [43], [44], [45], [75]
Stimis Lane, [85]
Stimis, William, [24], [45], [52], [63], [64], [75]
Stout, Capt. Jacob, [90], [141]
Strawberry Lot, [68]
Street Car Octopus, [5]
Street Cars, [200]
Sunday Horse Cars, No, [232]
Sunday School, First, in Newark, [111]
Sunday School, First, in Woodside, [110]
Sunday School in Elliott Street, [181]
Sunday School in the House of C. C. Hine, [160], [161], [170]
Sunday School of June 16, 1867, [161]
Sunday School Proposed, [160]
Sunday School, Report of First Year of, [295]
Swinnerton, James, [229]
Swinnerton, James, Reminiscences by, [158]-168, [196]-199
Sydenham-Sidman, [99], [102]
T
Taxes, What We Get for Our, [3]
Teel, Miss Hannah, [175]
Terhune Place, [37]
Thomas, Thomas, [62]
Thornhill, [37]
Timby, Dr. Theodore R., [117], [118]
Tobey, William, [64]
Tobey’s Lane, [65]
Toler, Hugh, [37]
Toll Gate on Old Bloomfield Road, [94]
Tompkins, Daniel F., [53], [240]
Tompkins, Francis, [49]
Tory, A, [103]
Town Meetings, [199]
Tragedy, A Woodside, [199]
Trail, James, [113]
Triton Boat Club, [251]
Two Bottles, [46]
V
Van Cortlandt Genealogy, [55]
Van Cortlandt House, Old, [55]-57, [63]
Van Cortlandt, Stephen, [55], [59]
Van Emburgh, Abraham, [26], [42]
Van Emburgh, Capt. Chris., [32]
Van Rensselaer, John, [57], [58]
Van Riper, Charles, [107]
Van Winkle, Polly, [39], [112]
W
Washington Avenue, Opening of, [153], [158]
Washington, Gen’l, on the Back Road, [92]
Washington, Gen’l, on the River Road, [53]
Wauters, William T., [109], [112]
Wayne, Anthony, Camp, [33], [34], [79], [240]
Weeks, Dr. Grenville M., [114]-126
Weiler, Peter, [248]
West, Joseph, [70]
Winser, Henry J., Reminiscences of, [214]-229
Winser, Henry J., Settles in Woodside, [138]
Witch, A, of the Gully Road, [10]
Woodside, 1868-9, [196]-199
Woodside a Part of Belleville, [2], [151]
Woodside a Part of Bloomfield, [2]
Woodside a Township, [2], [154]-157
Woodside Absorbed by Newark, [3]
Woodside Before March, 1743, [1]
Woodside Formerly Ridgewood, [154]
Woodside in 1849, Map of—Facing Page, [1]
Woodside—Its Boundaries, [1], [2]
Woodside Molasses Jar, A, [148]
Woodside School Census, 1869, [300]-304
Woodside, The, of 1867, [158]
Woodside Township, First Annual Report of, [298], [299]
Woodside, When There Were No Politics in, [225]
Y-Z
Yereance, James, [116]
Zenana Mission Band, [210]

Transcriber’s Note: Archaic spelling and punctuation have been retained.

Transcriber’s Note:
- Archaic spelling and punctuation have been retained.