The missing or alienated
original documents listed below are public records of the State of New
Jersey as defined by
47:3-16 and subject
to legal demand and recovery under 47:3-27 & 28. Be advised that
New Jersey State Archives has reported the theft of these and other
documents to the New Jersey State Police and the Federal Bureau of Investigation
(FBI). This list and similar postings are not intended to represent
the entirety of missing public documents of the State of New Jersey
and its subdivisions. Further, this list and similar postings are not
intended to necessarily represent the entirety of documents missing
from specific record groups.
Please be advised,
further, that New Jersey State Archives welcomes the voluntary return
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and procedures as well as
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May 1757 |
An
Act for regulating Indian Affairs, and to prevent the settling of
Deer Traps within
the Colony of New-Jersey.
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| 31
May 1757 |
An
Act for Compleating the Regiment, in the Pay of the Colony of New-Jersey
to the
Number of Five-Hundred effective Men, and making Provision for the
same.
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| 31
May 1757 |
An
Act for the Support of Government of his Majesty's Colony of New-Jersey,
to
commence the Twenty fist day of May, One Thousand Seven Hundred and
Fifty Seven,
and to end the Twenty first Day of May, One Thousand Seven Hundred
and Fifty Eight,
and to discharge the publick Debts, and the contingent Charges thereof,
and for settling
the Quotas in the respective Counties, and levying of a Provincial
Tax.
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| 3
June 1757 |
An
Act to enable the Owners and Possessors of a large Tract of Salt Marsh
situate
in the Township of Greenwich, in the County of Cumberland, called
Tindals Island
Marsh, to make a Causey and Bridges on the two rod Road laid out from
a Point
of fast Land on the South Side of Bacons Neck (now the Property of
Charles David,
Esq;) across the Marsh and Creeks to Tindals Island aforesaid.
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| 3
June 1757 |
A
Supplementary Act to the Act entituled, An Act for better settling
and regulating
the Militia of this Colony of New-Jersey, for the repelling Invasions,
and suppressing
Insurrections and Rebellions: As also for continuing such Parts and
Clauses, of the
said Law as are not altered and amended by this Act.
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| 3
June 1757 |
An
Act for the raising and maintaining One Hundred and Twenty effective
Men,
for the Defence of the Frontiers of the Colony of New-Jersey.
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| 22
October 1757 |
An
Act for providing an additional Security, to the Frontiers of this
Colony.
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| 15
April 1758 |
An
Act for building of Barracks within this Colony, and for preventing
spirituous
Liquors being sold to common Soldiers, without leave from proper Authority,
and
for other purposes therein mentioned.
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| 12
August 1758 |
An
Act for altering one Part of a Six-Rod Road, which leads from Perth-Amboy
Ferry to Burlington.
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| 12
August 1758 |
An
Act to impower certain Persons to purchase the Claims of the Indians
to Land in
this Colony.
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| 15
March 1759 |
An
Act for raising One Thousand effective Volunteers, Officers included,
for his
Majesty's Service in the ensuing Campaign, and making Provision
for the same;
and for
other Purposes therein mentioned.
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| 17
March 1759 |
An
Act for continuing several Acts of the General Assembly of this Colony,
which
will expire at the End of this present Session by their own Limitations.
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| 17
March 1759 |
An
Act for the Support of Government of his Majesty's Colony of New-Jersey,
to
commence the Twenty-first Day of May, One Thousand Seven Hundred and
Fifty-nine,
and to end the Twenty-first Day of May, One Thousand Seven Hundred
and Sixty; and
to discharge the publick Debts, and contingent Charges thereof; and
for Settling
the Quotas in the respective Counties, and Levying a Provincial Tax;
and for other
Purposes therein mentioned.
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| 17
March 1759 |
An
Act to enable John Lawrence, of the City of Burlington, to stop out
the Tide from
overflowing his Marsh and Meadows adjoining to and on both Sides of
Malago Creek
or Run, in the Township of Mansfield, and County of Burlington.
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| 25
March 1760 |
An
Act for raising One Thousand effective Volunteers, Officers included,
for his
Majesty's Service in the ensuing Campaign, and making Provision for
the same;
and for other Purposes therein mentioned.
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| 28
November 1760 |
An
Act to explain and fix in what Money the Taxes to the respective sinking
Funds
shall be hereafter paid into the Treasury.
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| 28
November 1760 |
An
Act to ascertain the Proportion of the Money granted, or to be granted
by
Parliament, to this Colony, in order to lessen the Sinking Funds in
each
respective County.
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| 5
December 1760 |
An
Act to provide for the Pay of the New-Jersey Regiment, for the Month
of November.
One Thousand Seven Hundred and Sixty; and other incidental Charges.
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| 7
April 1761 |
An
Act for Naturalizing David Slayback, Henry Luts, Michael Hammer, and
John Allison.
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| 7
April 1761 |
An
Act for the Relief of Francis Goelet.
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| 7
April 1761 |
An
Act for obviating Doubts respecting the Acts of Assembly passed
last Session;
and for confirming the Proceedings of the Court of Justice in this
Province,
since the Demise of his late Majesty.
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| 7
April 1761 |
An
Act for raising Six Hundred effective Volunteers, Officers included,
for his Majesty's
Service, and making Provision for the same; and for other Purposes
therein mentioned.
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| 8
July 1761 |
An
Act to provide for the Inlisting, Cloathing, and Pay of Sixty-six
effective Volunteers,
Officers included, to be employed in his Majesty's Service from and
after the first Day
of November next.
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| 12
December 1761 |
An
Act effectually to prevent Horse-Racing and Gaming in the Province
of New-Jersey.
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| 12
December 1761 |
An
Act to impower the Church-Wardens and Vestry-Men of St. Peter's Church,
in the City of Perth-Amboy, to raise by Lottery, a Sum of Money for
repairing the
Church, Parsonage, School-House, and Ferry-House in said City.
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| 12
December 1761 |
An
Act for building a Court-house and Goal in the County of Sussex.
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| 12
December 1761 |
An
Act to amend and revive an Act, entitled, An Act for the Relief of
poor distressed
Prisoners for Debt.
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| 12
December 1761 |
An
Act for paying sundry incidental Charges.
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| 12
December 1761 |
An
Act to enable the Owners and Possessors of three several Tracts of
Tide Meadow
and Marsh, lying and adjoining on the North Side of Cohansey Creek,
alias Caesaria
River, in the County of Cumberland, in the Township of Hopewell, to
keep out the
Tide from overflowing the same.
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| 12
December 1761 |
An
Act to continue the Support of Government, till the Twenty-first Day
of May, One
Thousand Seven Hundred and Sixty-Three.
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