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The Ewing Township Historic Preservation Society
Located at the Benjamin Temple House, Drake Farm Park
Future Home of the Ewing Museum
27 Federal City Road, Ewing NJ 08638 ~ 609-883-2455
Hours of the Benjamin Temple House Museum and Library ~
Wednesdays from 10:00 am - 2:00 pm.
Other times by appointment with the Site Manager, Amy Karen Harter.
Free House Tours the first Sunday of Every Month from 2:00 - 4:00 pm.
DOCUMENTS ABOUT THE
WILLIAM GREEN HOUSE
Click on the PDF symbol to open each document.
The documents in the boxes below are organized by categories:
1. The Green Family History
2. William Green House Information (Studies, Endangerment Status and Timeline)
3. Other Landmarks Connected to the Green Family
4. Historical Context of Ewing Township and Hunterdon County
THE GREEN FAMILY HISTORY
Past Owners of the House
"Ewing Township, A History of the Year, 1700"
by Joseph Felcone
"Green Lane
House Memoirs"
by Blair Arendt
Captain Tucker's Muster Roll, 1777
"Fare to Midlands" by Henry Charlton Beck
"Historical Research" by Short and Ford
Enoch Green
"Land Transactions in Ewing Township, 1687-1760" by Joseph Felcone
"P. Green Widow Pension"
by John Lanning
Ewing Presbyterian Church Inscriptions
"The Green Family",
excerpt from book by
Eli F. Cooley
"The Land Along
the Shabakunk",
Chapters 16 & 17,
by Robert Reeder Green
WILLIAM GREEN FARMHOUSE INFORMATION -
(STUDIES, ENDANGERMENT STATUS AND TIMELINE)
Preservation NJ's 10
Most Endangered
Historic Places for 2015
William Green Farmhouse
Plan from 1976
1976 Historical Analysis and Feasibility Study
by Short and Ford
William Green Farmhouse
Nomination Form 1973
Timeline of the
William Green Farmhouse
William Green Farmhouse
Nomination Form with Photos 1973
William Green Farmhouse Deed 1702
Phases of
Construction
OTHER LANDMARKS CONNECTED TO THE
GREEN FAMILY
Ewing Landmarks Connected with the
Willam Green Family
HISTORICAL CONTEXT OF EWING TOWNSHIP AND HUNTERDON COUNTY
A History of The
First Presbyterian
Church of Ewing
by Joseph Mac Carroll
The First Hunterdon County Militia Regiment
by Larry Kidder
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