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...stablished themselves in the neighborhood of New Egypt and other places in Monmouth co. A number of the disciples appeared there some six months ago, and have [[Category: New Egypt NJ]]

...Saints; met in conference, at the house of Br. [[Caleb Bennets]], Monmouth county New Jersey. ...is labours, manner of teaching, the last year; & represented the branch of Monmouth co. N. J. of fifty members, in good standing.

We stayed near New York, [[Orange County]], until spring. ...ne 21, 1858, my second son George Henry was born at New Jersey, [[Monmouth County]].

... the latter. They have also meetings regularly once a week at [[New Egypt, NJ|New Egypt]], besides occasional meetings at other places. [[Category: Tom's River, NJ]]

...ished themselves in the neighborhood of New Egypt, and in other places, in Monmouth, N. J. They first appeared there some six months ago. They have made conve [[Category: Monmouth county NJ]]

... is said that a company of Mormons have established themselves in Monmouth county, New Jersey, and that they are actually gaining many converts there, even a [[Category: Monmouth county NJ]]

...dent 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 vicinity. ...ew years will witness the entire extinction of Mormonism in the section of Monmouth and Ocean counties.

...iscipline and the domestic arts. An able student, she returned to Monmouth County when she was about eighteen as a housekeeper for Richard Ridgway, her widow .... Gardner and Son, 1890), 253; and Franklin Ellis, The History of Monmouth County, New Jersey (Cottonport, LA.: Polyanthos, 1974), 633. Later in the 1840s, L

Source: Newark NJ Daily Advertiser, 14 December 1838, p. 2. ...ester]], a Mormon preacher, is to address the people at Freehold, Monmouth county, on Sunday!

==Mormons in Monmouth County== :Source: Newark NJ Daily Advertiser, 24 August 1839, p. 3.

Monmouth co. N. J. 35. [[Category: Monmouth county NJ]]

==Mormonism in Ocean County== from ''A history of Monmouth and Ocean counties'' by Edwin Salter, pp. 252-254.