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...addition to that recently given by our own correspondent at [[Tom's River, NJ|Tom's River]]. He says that meetings are hold there every week in a Mormon [[Category:Tom's River, NJ]]

[[Category: Hornerstown NJ]]

... Gazette states that the Mormons have two societies in Monmouth co. one at Hornerstown and the other at Tom's River. About 100 belong to the former, and 70 or 80 [[Category: Monmouth cty NJ]]

...y.'''—A correspondent of the ''Mount Holly Mirror'', N. J., writing from Hornerstown, Ocean county, of that State, says there is a large body of Mormons in that ...eturning, however, after the destruction of that city, he again settled in Hornerstown—where he continued to practice the duties of his eldership until November

...olved himself in the family’s expansive business concerns which included Hornerstown’s distillery, country store, and grist and saw mills. Due to apparent sun ... succession of her close-knit relatives. For several years she remained at Hornerstown with Caleb Sr., her indulgent grandfather. However, she found the stringent

:Source: Newark NJ Daily Advertiser, 24 August 1839, p. 3. ... Woods, on the farm of Mr. [[Charles Hopkins]], on the Monmouth road, near Hornerstown, to commence on ''Wednesday the 28th August'' inst. and continue several da

... Burtis]], who became a preacher, and a large number joined the society at Hornerstown, where they finally built a church, and where a good many respectable peopl [[Joseph Smith]], the founder of Mormonism, visited New Egypt, Hornerstown and Toms River, in 1840, and sealed a large number. [[William Smith]], brot