- in the U.S.
state of New Jersey. It was also
known historically as
Quibbletown, so
called because of a
dispute as to
whether the
Sabbath was on Sa****ay...
- Regiment, and
Continentals led by
Brigadier General Nathaniel Warner at
Quibbletown, New Jersey, now New Market. However, the
Americans refused to directly...
- muni****lities in the
United States. On
February 8, 1777, the
Battle of
Quibbletown, a
running battle took
place between approximately 2,000
British and...
- Scull,
Simeon De Witt, and
Richard Varrick De Witt. 1779. Road from
Quibbletown to Amboy ; and
places by bearings. No 55. Erskine, Robert,
Simeon De...
-
asked him to
draft a plan of
attack on
February 12,
after the
Battle of
Quibbletown on
February 8, but the plan
could not be
executed until springtime because...
-
Millstone (January 20)
Battle of Drake's Farm (February 1)
Battle of
Quibbletown (February 8)
Battle of
Spanktown (February 23)
Battle of
Bound Brook...
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Conackamack Middle School (472; 6-8)
Donna DeAngelis White, prin****l
Quibbletown Middle School (485; 6-8)
William Gonzalez, prin****l
Theodore Schor Middle...
- and
lives amongst us."
Nathaniel Drake House 602 West
Front Street,
Quibbletown (now Plainfield), New
Jersey 40°36′49″N 74°25′56″W / 40.613611°N 74...
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British foraging parties of 2,000 men came
under attack at the
Battle of
Quibbletown (present-day New Market, New Jersey) on
February 8.
Fischer 2004, pp...
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under Colonel Bruce. Key's
company would be
involved in a
skirmish in
Quibbletown, New
Jersey in
February 1777. By 1781 Key was a captain. He commanded...
