A park commemorates the spot where most of a small Continental force under Col. Charles Baylor was killed, wounded or captured in 1778.
I wonder how many of those trees have been removed by Seehaus & Walker.
In 1791, President Washington designated Tuckerton the third port of entry in the country, which meant that duties on imports could be collected there. Tuckerton was previously known as Clamtown and Middle-of-the-Shore.
