
Several of the early census records are not available. Many early vital records were kept by the churches rather than civil servants, and so a great deal of hunting often precedes discovery.
The perfect resource for both the beginning and the advanced genealogy researcher is the NJGenWeb Project web site.
Individuals within a volunteer group have adopted each county in New Jersey.
In addition the state web site offers valuable links to general research information state-wide, including Quaker-specific, and African-American specific research.
This site is a must-see.
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