The city of New Brunswick; its history, its homes & its industries . LANDING BRIDGE OVER RARITAN RIVER. COUNTY JAIL AND SHERIFFS OFFICE Abraham Schuyler, John Tenbroeck,Nicholas Van Dyke, and Dirck VanAlen, who were men of considerable prop-erty and enterprise. The city became agrowing town, the principal streets beingBurnet, Water and Albany Streets with afew buildings on Church Street, and themhabitants lived along the river as farsouth as Sonomans Hill. The old houseon Burnet Street, just below Schureman,was built by Hendrick Van and Hasser owned about thirty acres of land in t
The city of New Brunswick; its history, its homes & its industries . LANDING BRIDGE OVER RARITAN RIVER. COUNTY JAIL AND SHERIFFS OFFICE Abraham Schuyler, John Tenbroeck,Nicholas Van Dyke, and Dirck VanAlen, who were men of considerable prop-erty and enterprise. The city became agrowing town, the principal streets beingBurnet, Water and Albany Streets with afew buildings on Church Street, and themhabitants lived along the river as farsouth as Sonomans Hill. The old houseon Burnet Street, just below Schureman,was built by Hendrick Van and Hasser owned about thirty acres of land in the southerly part of thecity, and undoubtedly Abeel and HassartStreets are named after them. In 1 72 7 John Van Nuise bought afarm which had its front on Neilson Street,one line along Liberty Street and anotheralong New, running as far as the MileRun Brook. The farm house which hebuilt on what is now Neilson Street wasoccupied by the British Army in the Revo-lutionary War. On the corner of Church and Peace
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