Mine Hill in Franklin, and Sterling Hill in Ogdensburg, Sussex County, New Jersey : mining history, 1765-1900 : final report / Pete J. Dunn
Object Details
- Author
- Dunn, Pete J
- Subject
- Ogden family
- Fowler family
- Contents
- pt. 1, v. 1. Iron processing and iron mining on and near Mine Hill in Franklin, and on and near Sterling Hill in Ogdensburg, 1765-1850; The zinc deposits at Mine Hill and Sterling Hill; The Ogden and Fowler families, lands, estates, and mineral rights. -- pt. 1, v. 2 (c2003). Colonel Fowler's mineral rights; Early mining at Sterling Hill; The first local mining companies, a merger, and the New Jersey Zinc Company; Processing the ores and problems with franklinite; Small companies; The Passaic Mining and Manufacturing Company -- pt. 1, v. 3. Early mining companies at Sterling Hill; The New Jersey Franklinite Company, the Boston Franklinite Company, and the Franklin Iron Company at Franklin; The great Franklin case; the New Jersey Zinc Company: 1862 to 1880; Moses Taylor and the arrival of the railroads. -- pt. 1, v. 4. Complex deeds at Sterling Hill; John S. Noble and Noble Mine; Charles W. Trotter's mine at Sterling Hill; Moses Taylor's pivotal lawsuit; The liquidation of the New Jersey Zinc Company; Moses Taylor and the New Jersey Zinc and Iron Company. -- pt. 1, v. 5 (c2004). The New Jersey Company and the New Jersey Zinc and Iron Company after 1880; The north half of Mine Hill Farm and the Trotter leases; Pennsylvania interests in Franklin: August Heckscher, J. Price Wetherill, and the Lehigh Zinc and Iron Company; The travails of Charles W. Trotter and the great possession lawsuit. -- pt. 1, v. 6. Charles W. Trotter and the New Jersey Zinc Company:reformation lawsuit & final settlement; The great settlement: Trotter, Heckscher, and the Lehigh Zinc and Iron Company; Richard Wayne Parker and his influence the Parker Shaft, Parker Mine, and Parker Mill: the Sterling Iron and Zinc company; Final litigations and the great consolidation; Zinc towns: Franklin, Ogdensburg, & Palmerton. -- pt. 1, v. 7 (c2005). Post-consolidation activities: loose ends and messy matters: the Parker contract and residual mineral rights; James L. Curtis: the archtypical machinator; Sacred places and hallowed grounds: mines, miners, and mineral collectors; Addenda and appendixes; Index
- 2002
- C2002-
- Call number
- TN24.N5 D87 2002
- Type
- Books
- Physical description
- v. : ill., maps ; 28 cm
- Place
- New Jersey
- Ogdensburg
- Mine Hill (N.J.)
- Sterling Hill (N.J.)
- Franklin Furnace (N.J.)
- Franklin (Sussex County, N.J.)
- Ogdensburg (N.J.)
- Title
- Mining history, 1765-1900
- Smithsonian Libraries
- Topic
- Mines and mineral resources--History
- Iron mines and mining--History
- Iron industry and trade--History
- Zinc mines and mining--History
- Minerals
- Iron ores
- Zinc ores
- Magnetite
- History
- Record ID
- siris_sil_743040
- Metadata Usage (text)
- CC0