Manuscript collection, 1700-1984
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Microfilm of collections at the Hunterdon County Historical Society, Flemington.
Although there is a general index the bulk of the cards in it are for names. Some of the cards are misfiled. This index also only covers part of the collection.
Index cards give accession number, folder number and item number.
Folders are filmed in order beginning with accession number 1 but not all materials in the collection have been filmed. There is generally an inventory with each collection. There are also sheets for items removed from the collection and placed some place else. There are some missing folders but the items are not necessarily missing. Some missing folders are noted. The collection includes clippings and other printed items.
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