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Historical Markers in Imlaystown, New Jersey
Freehold is the county seat for Monmouth County
Imlaystown is in Monmouth County
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ADJACENT TO MONMOUTH COUNTY
Burlington County (331) ►
Mercer County (430) ►
Middlesex County (298) ►
Ocean County (140) ►
Queens County, New York (216) ►
Richmond County, New York (226) ►
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1 ► New Jersey, Monmouth County, Imlaystown — Ye Olde Yellow Meeting House —  |
| On Yellow Meeting House Road. | |||
| As early as 1700, Baptist settlers conducted worship services in this area. Church records describe the region as “a wild uncultivated place, but peopled with Indians in great abundance”. In 1720, the Baptists refitted a farmhouse on . . . — — Map (db m79450) HM | |||
| 2 ► New Jersey, Monmouth County, Imlaystown — Ye Olde Yellow Meeting House-The Cemetery and Grounds — |
| On Yellow Meeting House Road. | |||
| In 1720, Thomas and Rachel Saltar, owners of a nearby mill and ironworks, deeded 25 acres to early Baptist settlers in the Upper Freehold region. Since then, this site had been under the continuous care and use of the Upper Freehold Baptist Church . . . — — Map (db m79435) HM | |||
| 3 ► New Jersey, Monmouth County, Imlaystown — Ye Olde Yellow Meeting House-The Parsonage and Baptist Ministry — |
| On Yellow Meeting House Road. | |||
| This parsonage provided a home for the Baptist ministers at Upper Freehold. It was built in several stages with the oldest section (c.1740), now its center, containing one room on the first floor with an open-hearth fireplace and a beamed ceiling. . . . — — Map (db m79438) HM | |||