Wall, John P. History of Middlesex County, New Jersey, 1664-1920 New York: Lewis Historical Publishing Co., 1921, 1200 pgs. Volume I. Chapter I. The Leni-Lenapes Volume I. Chapter II. Early occupation of the province by the Dutch Volume I. Chapter III. Coming of the English Volume I. Chapter IV. The settlement of the Raritan Valley Volume I. Chapter V. The East Jersey Proprietors Volume I. Chapter VI. The Proprietary and colonial governors Volume I. Chapter VII. The organization of the county Volume I. Chapter VIII. East and West Jersey Volume I. Chapter IX. The early courts Volume I. Chapter X. Study of the soil Volume I. Chapter XI. Transportation Volume I. Chapter XII. Revolutionary days Volume I. Chapter XIII. Middlesex men in the Revolutionary War Volume I. Chapter XIV. After the war Volume I. Chapter XV. First half of the nineteenth century Volume I. Chapter XVI. War between the states Volume I. Chapter XVII. Finale Volume I. Chapter XVIII. Visitors, natives and residents Volume I. Chapter XIX. Institutions of higher education Volume I. Chapter XX. Public education--Thirty-three years growth of public schools, Middlesex County, N. J. Volume I. Chapter XXI. The press Volume I. Chapter XXII. The bench and bar Volume I. Chapter XXIII. The medical fraternity Volume I. Chapter XXIV. Manufacturing industries Volume I. Chapter XXV. City of New Brunswick Volume II. Front matter Volume II. Title page Volume II. Chapter XXVI. New Brunswick Volume II. Chapter XXVII. Perth Amboy Volume II. Chapter XXVIII. City of South Amboy Volume II. Chapter XXIX. Woodbridge and Piscataway Townships Volume II. Chapter XXX. North Brunswick, East Brunswick and South Brunswick Townships Volume II. Chapter XXXI. Townships of Monroe, Madison, Raritan and Cranbury Volume II. Chapter XXXII. The boroughs of Middlesex County Volume II. Appendix Volume II. Index Volume II. Back matter Volume II. Addenda--Index