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...e are something near two hundred members here and in Cream Ridge, and Toms River exclusive of those who have gone west. I was informed by Br. Winner that El

...r employment for about 2 months, and finally obtained employment at [[Toms River]], Ocean County, New Jersey, where I lived two winters and one summer. I wa When we left Toms River in the spring of the year 1857 we sailed on a schooner to New York City, an

——A correspondent of ''The Newark Daily Advertiser'', writing from Tom's River, the County seat of Ocean County, Aug. 8, says that they have a Mormon Chur [[Category: Toms River NJ]]

...ve 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 to the latter. They have also [[Category: Toms River NJ]]

... life in the East.<ref>Jeppson, “With Joy Wend Your Way,” 9; and [Toms River] New Jersey Courier, 9 November 1934.</ref> ...ean, “Autobiography,” unpublished draft, 2, Church Archives; and [Toms River] New Jersey Courier, 9 November 1934.</ref>

...th her sister Anna and a number of members of the Church residing at Tom's River, New Jersey. Arrived in Salt Lake Valley on the 10th day of August, 1853, a ... the dau. of Capt. Stephen Gulick and Debora Holmes Page, and born at Toms River, N. J., Aug. 6th, 1825. The progenitors of Capt. Gulick were distinguished

...he court house was built. Their preachers also went as far south as Forked River, where they made a considerable impression, and baptized some in the mill p ...nd family, of Forked River, and a number of respectable families from Toms River. They encountered serious hardships in crossing the plains. It is generally