Middlesex County gaol (jail), New Brunswick
- Identifier
- NJS-PLC-00157
- Place Type
- Corrections Facility
- Located In
- New Brunswick
- Description
- Established in the 18th century, the Middlesex County jail was located in New Brunswick, New Jersey, on Prince Street (now Bayard Street), between George Street and Queen Street (now Neilson Street). It is typically called "Middlesex gaol" in primary sources from that period.
- Locality
- New Brunswick
- County (Modern)
- Middlesex County
- State or Province
- New Jersey
- Country
- United States of America
- Latitude
- 40.494469
- Longitude
- -74.442884
- Record Contributor
- Kate Jackson
- Jesse Bayker
- Linked Persons
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Persons of African descent linked to Middlesex County gaol (jail), New Brunswick:
- Adam Hill (b. 1778)
- Henry Hall (b. 1773)
- Isaac Harmone (b. 1779)
- Levi Brown (b. ca. 1781)
- Matthew Fairfax (b. ca. 1776)
- Rachel (b. 1794)
White persons linked to Middlesex County gaol (jail), New Brunswick:
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Event location is Middlesex County gaol (jail), New Brunswick:
- 1799-12-31 Jailing: Adam Hill, Henry Hall, Isaac Harmone
- 1801-01-01 Jailing: Matthew Fairfax, Levi Brown
- 1814-01 Jailing: Rachel
- 1814-01-15 Freedom Seeking: Rachel
- 1815-09 Jailing: Elisha
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