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William A. Whitehead, ed.
Elizabeth Morris Lefferts
L. D. Akerly
Kathryn Morris Wilkinson
Justice Charles Wolcott Parker
Smith, Samuel S.
Sheridan, Eugene R. Editor
www.leeds.ac.uk/library/subjects/arts/history/rescanu2.pdf
Morris Papers, Rutgers University Library
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Trent House
Trent House was the last residence of Lewis Morris while governor of New Jersey,
from 1742-1746.
General Lewis R. Morris House
Buccleuch Mansion and Gardens
Wave Hill,
Acorn Hill
68 Morris Ave.
Richard Morris
Description of a Comet, Jan. 9, 1665, Ashmolean MSS, 423,
fol 244, Bodleian Library, Oxford, Library of Congress transcript
The Papers of Lewis Morris, Governor of the
Province of New Jersey from 1738 to 1746, New Jersey Historical Society,
Collections 4 (1852) 336 pages.
Descendants of Lewis Morris of Morrisania, b.1671 d.1746:
First Governor of New Jersey as a Separate Province (New York, 1907), Chart A.
The Morris Manor (1916)
A Morris Lineage: Descendants of Richard Morris and Sarah Pole of Morrisania,
Milwaukee, 1966
Proceedings of the New Jersey Historical Society, New Series, Vol. 13
Lewis Morris. Anglo-American Statesman, 1613-1691
The Papers Of Lewis Morris
ISBN:0911020233. 3 volume set, New Jersey Historical Society, Newark NJ
vol 1 1698- 1730 413 pages 1991
vol 2 1731-1737 326 pages 1993
vol 3 1738-1746 497 pages 1993
15 Market St
Trenton NJ 08611
609-989-3027
Open daily 12:30-4pm; closed major holidays
Vermont home of son of Signer Morris
The home of Elizabeth, the daughter of Governor Lewis Morris, and her husband, Anthony White.
Buccleuch Park
732-745-5094
the home of William Lewis Morris, the great-great grandson of Governor Morris
Morristown NJ 07960
(973) 267-3465
11 a.m.-3 p.m. Mondays and Thursdays
1:30 a.m.- 4 p.m. Sundays
http://www.morrisig.com/vgreen/acorn.htm
Victorian mansion, surrounded by Victorian gardens.
May not have anything to do
with Lewis Morris.
