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Historical Map of Newark New Jersey 1666-1916 Compiled for the 250th Celebration by Edward S. Rankin, C.E. August 1916 Revised, Corrected and Published for the Board of Eduction in the Public Schools January 1918

1st. That none shall be admitted freemen or free Burgesses [Deut. i-13] within our Town upon Pesayak River in the Province [Exod. xviii-21] of New Jersey but such Planters as are members [Deut. xvii-15] of some or other of the Congregational Churches, nor shall [Jer. xxx-21] any but .such be chosen to magistracy or to Carry on any part of said Civil Judicature, or as deputies or assistants, to have power to Vote in Establishing laws, and making or Repealing them or to any Chief Military Trust or Office.

The Fundamental Agreement of the Colony of Newark

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