Beautiful homes of Morris County and northern New Jersey : containing photographic reproductions ... with a brief description from colonial days to the present time (1900)
Surdam, Charles E, Osgoodby, William Gardner · Morristown, N.J. : Pierson and Surdam, publishers · leaf 14
an officer in the Continental army, had a fine home at the corner of South andDeHart streets, ;\Iorristown, while just below, at the corner of Pine street, Judge Samuel Tuthill, a son-indaw of Jacob Ford, occupied the house now the JMorristown Inn. Colonel Jacob Drake, for whom Drakeville was… … Drive .\t Ceu.\r Court. Spring streets, where he kept a tavern. His house was the headcjuarters for patriotism in Morristown,and he served as an officer in the army. Jacob Arnold, who afterward settled in Washington \alley, also kept a tavern in Morristown, whichwas the headquarters for General…
