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English
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application/pdf
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Extent
3 pages
Note
7.75 x 12.75 inches. Blank page not scanned.
Abstract
Deed for a small parcel of land, sold by Altje Parks, nee Merselis, to Jacob Vreeland. Her name spelled Altia Park in the text. This lot adds an additional five feet to a lot previously obtained by Vreeland. It is in the vicinity of Five Corners, a name still in use in Jersey City. Merselis and Vreeland were both prominent Dutch colonial families, who saw their land holdings grow in value in the mid 19th century as the Village and Township of Bergen began to transform into Jersey City.
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Collection owner contact information update
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Jersey City Free Public Library
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Detail
472 Jersey Ave.
Jersey City, NJ 07302
201-547-6961
webmaster@jclibrary.org