Burnet Farmhouse Site
- 100, Rosedale Avenue, Madison, Morris County, New Jersey, 07940, United States
Captain Stephen Jackson House
New
40, East Main Street, Rockaway, Morris County, New Jersey, 07866, United States
Description
Captain Stephen Jackson House
The Jackson family were among the first settlers of Rockaway. They owned this land and helped build Morris County’s iron industry. Their furnaces and forges supplied materials that strengthened the local economy and supported the Revolutionary War. Known for their strong patriotism, the Jacksons stood firmly for independence. Their leadership made them respected throughout the community. During the war, General George Washington is said to have visited their home.
Listing Overview
Captain Stephen Jackson House
The Jackson family were among the first settlers of Rockaway. They owned this land and helped build Morris County’s iron industry. Their furnaces and forges supplied materials that strengthened the local economy and supported the Revolutionary War. Known for their strong patriotism, the Jacksons stood firmly for independence. Their leadership made them respected throughout the community. During the war, General George Washington is said to have visited their home.
Address
40, East Main Street, Rockaway, Morris County, New Jersey, 07866, United States
Location
40, East Main Street, Rockaway, Morris County, New Jersey, 07866, United States
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