A number of generous genealogists have shared books with me, either church histories or town histories.  These books are full of information about the towns, churches, and the people there.

• There's some history of the Saucon Lutheran Church, Easton, PA, and St. James Evangelical Lutheran Church, Greenwich, NJ, contained in "Historic Easton; from the Window of a Trolley-Car," by William J. Heller, published in the Pennsylvania German magazine in 1911.

• In 1916, the First Methodist Episcopal Church, Blairstown, celebrated it's 105th anniversary.  The program from that anniversary celebration is recreated here.

• In 1911, Phillipsburg celebrated its Charter Jubilee.  Marilyn Souders has shared with us the program from that historic event.

• The Centennial Celebration of the Presbyterian Church of Harmony, November 17-24, 1907, gives frustratingly small glimpses of some of the members of this church, and better data on the minsters of the church during the first century.

• The 50th Anniversary Booklet of the Phillipsburg Presbyterian Church gives a history of the church and some of its founders and elders, and it lists church members as well as members of the choir, its elders and trustees, etc.

• Warren County, New Jersey, 1931:  This was originally a 60-page book; it has been shortened a bit for use on the net, but all information regarding Warren County people, businesses and towns has been left in its entirety.  This book is from the collection of Bob Riddle.