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	Newton, NJ - Sussex Railroad
		The Sussex Mine Railroad was chartered on March 9, 1848, for the sole purpose of transporting iron ore between Andover and Waterloo.
		First Mortgage Bondholders of the Sussex Railroad met at the Cochran House in Newton on December 17, 1857, and proposed a change in the management and ownership of the railroad, whereby it would come under local control and be operated and improved as a valuable adjunct to the town and county.
		The Directors of the Sussex Railroad met on December 2, 1858, to elect Martin Ryerson to the board and Aaron Peck to succeed John Horton, deceased, as president.
	www.newtonnj.net /Pages/railroad.htm (12188 words)

	Sussex
		Duke of Sussex The Duke of Sussex is a Peerage of Ireland) on 25 November 1801.
		Sussex, Wisconsin Sussex is a village located in 2000 census, the village had a total population of 8,828.
		Sussex County, Delaware Sussex County is a Georgetown.
	www.brainyencyclopedia.com /topics/sussex.html (556 words)

	Councillor David Hancock - Ore Ward
		Ore is in the East of the Borough and includes the beautiful, Hastings Country Park.
		Ore Ward has boundaries with Baird, Tressell and Old Hastings Wards of Hastings, as well as Rother District Council and the sea.
		Ore Ward is a distinct area with its own "personality" and there is a real community spirit between the residents.
	www.davidhancock.org.uk /ward.html (393 words)

	Delaware Chapter II
		IRON ORE BEDS.— The ore beds of the State are found only in New Castle and Sussex Counties, and are entirely bog-ores, which are of two kinds "dome" and "layer." The former is found mostly in New Castle County; the latter in Sussex County.
		In Sussex County, along the streams that flow westerly into the Chesapeake Bay and largely in Nanticoke Hundred, bog-ores (layer) have been known to exist from about the middle of the last century, and from 1763 to 1776, large quantities of ore were raised, smelted and the iron shipped to England.
		No ore has been raised in Sussex and Kent County for several years, as the visible supply was nearly exhausted; but new deposits are slowly being made, and at some future time the iron industry may again be made a source of profit to the State.
	www.accessible.com /amcnty/DE/Delaware/delaware2.htm (4739 words)

	Industrial Biography - CHAPTER II.
		The first indications of revival in the iron manufacture showed themselves in Sussex, a district in which the Romans had established extensive works, and where smelting operations were carried on to a partial extent in the neighbourhood of Lewes, in the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries, where the iron was principally made into nails and horse-shoes.
		When cannon came to be employed in war, the nearness of Sussex to London and the Cinque Forts gave it a great advantage over the remoter iron-producing districts in the north and west of England, and for a long time the iron-works of this county enjoyed almost a monopoly of the manufacture.
		Among the Sussex masters who settled in Glamorganshire for the purpose of carrying on the iron manufacture, were Walter Burrell, the friend of John Ray, the naturalist, one of the Morleys of Glynde in Sussex, the Relfes from Mayfield, and the Cheneys from Crawley.
	www.worldwideschool.org /library/books/hst/biography/IndustrialBiography/chap3.html (4365 words)

	D.L.& W. Sussex Branch Memorial: The Delaware, Lackawanna & Western's Sussex Branch by Robert Mohowski
		Ore continued to go on to Phillipsburg via the canal until the MandE was completed to that point in 1865.
		Sussex County farmers were quick to follow and creameries were established in almost all the communities that were served by the Sussex Railroad.
		The second road to meet the Sussex Branch was the mainline of the Lehigh and New England (see "Between the Lehigh and New England" in the July and August, 1987, issues of RMC), which crossed the Sussex line at Augusta.
	dlw-sussexbranch.com /History/his-dlwsb-moh.html (4089 words)

	KURG - Iron (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		With its abundant supply of ore and charcoal, the area continued to be a principal centre of the British iron industry and in 1253 the Sheriff of Sussex was called upon by Royal Decree to furnish the Army with 30,000 horseshoes and 60,000 nails.
		In this, the ore and fuel were continually added to the top of the furnace and molten iron was drawn off from the base for casting.
		By neglecting the proper mixture of chalk, etc. with the ore, the flux did not separate as it should have done to run off and it remained a mass from which the iron could not be drawn off to be run into the pigs (moulds) for the forge.
	www.kurg.org.uk /kurg/9_iron.htm (1256 words)

	Ore (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Ore bodies are formed by a variety of geological processes.
		Ore City, Texas Ore City is a city located in 2000 census, the city had a total population of 1,106.
		Swedish iron ore (WWII) The Swedish iron ore was an important theme in the Operation Weserübung) were to large extent mo...
	www.brainyencyclopedia.com /topics/ore.html (126 words)

	RogersAshdown - pafg04 - Generated by Personal Ancestral File
		Irma Gill was born in 1841 in Beckley Sussex.
		Clara Denniss was born in 1864 in Beckley Sussex.
		Edith Venner was born in 1890 in Hollington Sussex.
	home.iprimus.com.au /mairibeth/rogersash/pafg04.htm (630 words)

	Sussex County, New Jersey, where we are (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Sussex County is situated at the extreme top of New Jersey and has always been off the beaten path due to it's rural nature.
		Sussex courts returned temporarily to Morristown in 1757, driven there by savage Indian uprisings along the Delaware valley.
		The war itself passed Sussex by except for supplies which came from both the fields and forges of the northern county.
	www.newjerseyvisitorsnetwork.com /sussex/are.html (889 words)

	Stanhope History
		Great quantities of iron ore were available at the nearby Stanhope or Hude Mine (near present-day Pennyton Homes), at the Roseville Mines in Byram Township, and in Morris County at the Dickerson Mine on Mine Hill.
		Andover and its surrounding areas had considerable limestone deposits that yielded the all-important flux required for separating the iron from the impurities in the ore. For all of the above reasons, it was not surprising that early iron concerns were attracted to Stanhope.
		Ruins of ore docks are apparent at its terminus.
	www.westfieldnj.com /whs/history/stanhope.htm (2337 words)

	Hiking Secret
		Born as the Sussex Mine Railroad in 1851, it began crawling, powered by mules and gravity, between Andover and the Morris Canal.
		The section from the Sussex's crossing north of Andover to Drake's Pond at Newton is the only part of the trail that has been graded and cleared of brush and trash.
		This was the fork in the Sussex where trains went either northwest to Branchville or northeast to Franklin.
	www.risingwoods.org /RAILROAD/HikingSecret.htm (1474 words)

	All you ever wanted to know About About Sussex, Sussex
		Sussex has been key in the history of Great Britain, with for example the Norman Invasion of 1066, which took place in Hastings.
		Covered in East Sussex by springy turf, with patches of scrub woodland, the Downs here are divided by numerous dry valleys that were formed during the Ice Age; coastal erosion has created a series of valleys and cliffs to the west of Beachy Head known as the Seven Sisters.
		At the time of the Civil War, Sussex was one of the first areas to be secured by the Parliamentarians, such was the importance of arms production in the county.
	www.allaboutsussex.co.uk /index/aboutsussex.htm (2792 words)

	The Ades of Sussex, a Family History Document (Revised 2004 Version)
		Thomas Ades of Ticehurst, Sussex, living in 1670 married Dorothy (she was buried at Ticehurst, 24 February 1703-4) and had two sons, Thomas, of whom pursuantly, and Robert married Margaret and had John, baptised at Tiechurst in 1663, Robert, baptised at Ticehurst in 1670, and Jane, baptised at Ticehurst in 1685.
		Thomas Ades of Hancox, Sedlescombe, Sussex (eldest son of Thos and Mary Ades of Ticehurst) born in 1692 married first [1] Mary Durant (she died 26 March 1763 aged 66 and was buried at Sedlescombe) and had four sons and two daughters.
		Moses Ades, of the Manor House, Sedlescombe, Sussex, born at Hancox, 11 January 1766 and baptised at Sedlescombe 2 February 1767 married Ann, daughter of Robert Mosley of Crossham Manor, Sussex (she died in London 11 November 1855) and died 31 December 1855 having had six sons and eight daughters.
	www.geocities.com /ades1733/adeshome.html (1542 words)

	Andover Township (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		All of the iron ore was smelted with charcoal and all the forges burned it.
		The ore was hematite, a metamorphosed type of limonite, and formed on an old land surface existing over 500 million years ago.
		The ore pitched underground to the north and was followed to a distance of 2OO feet or more eventually.
	www.andovertwp-nj.com /history.html (5611 words)

	NYC Regional Geology
		The region around Franklin and Ogdensburg in Sussex County is one of the most famous mineral and mining districts in North America.
		Its wealth of zinc ore is responsible for the nickname "The Fluorescent Mineral Capitol of the World." The two destinations for day trips are the Franklin Mineral Museum and the Sterling Zinc Mine.
		The host rock for the ore bodies is typically a fluorescent variety of calcite that fluoresces bright orange-red under ultraviolet light.
	3dparks.wr.usgs.gov /nyc/parks/loc19.htm (939 words)

	Morris County Web Site - History - The Land Past and Present
		In the years following the Revolution, Morris County was a leader in the iron ore industry, a fact made possible by the abundance of iron ore, timber to fuel the forges, and swiftly flowing streams to provide power.
		By 1880 Morris was the third county in the nation in the amount of iron ore mined, with 568,420 tons.
		Crossing the state from Phillipsburg to Newark, a distance of 90 miles, it played a major role in movement of iron ore, coal and freight until, after many years of service, it fell into disuse and was dismantled in the 1920's.
	www.co.morris.nj.us /history/history.asp (1477 words)

	ore - Hutchinson encyclopedia article about ore (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Hydrothermal ore deposits are formed from fluids such as saline water passing through fissures in the host rock at an elevated temperature.
		Examples are the ‘porphyry copper’ deposits of Chile and Bolivia, the submarine copper–zinc–iron sulphide deposits recently discovered on the East Pacific Rise, and the limestone lead–zinc deposits that occur in the southern USA and in the Pennines of Britain.
		Other ores are concentrated by igneous processes, causing the ore metals to become segregated from a magma – for example, the chromite- and platinum-rich bands within the bushveld, South Africa.
	encyclopedia.farlex.com /Ore (375 words)

	History of Ore Valley, Hastings, East Sussex, UK - a guide by 1066online.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		There was said to be a grey lady who walked the corridors to the childrens ward who had a child that died.
		The Ore Valley estates of Malvern Way and Farley Bank where built on farmland originally owned by a livestock farmer called Mr Stapley.
		Building was staretd in 1964 but the construction companies found it very difficult because of the hillside terrain, this is why lots of the buildings are positioned on top of man made slopes.
	www.hastings.inuk.com /HASTINGS-HISTORY/hastings-ore-valley/Ore-Valley.htm (565 words)

	Title page for ETD etd-07202000-15210057
		The ore minerals, in order of decreasing concentrations, are ilmenite, rutile, and zircon, which are believed to have been derived from weathering of Piedmont and Blue Ridge sources.
		After fluvial transport to the coast, the ore minerals were redistributed laterally along the coast by longshore currents, and ultimately concentrated by intense wave action, probably generated by large storms.
		The ores occur over an area of 8 km x 3 km, with ore minerals being found from the surface to up to depths of 12 meters, and appear to occur in at least two distinct ore horizons.
	scholar.lib.vt.edu /theses/available/etd-07202000-15210057 (406 words)

	D.L.& W. Sussex Branch Archives: The DL&W's Andover Depot
		The newly incorporated Sussex Railroad Company would join with the Morris and Essex railroad below the village of Waterloo as the latter company was building west from Dover.
		Within a short time, the produce of much of Sussex County was trundling through Andover past the newly constructed depot.
		In 1966, when the Erie Lackawanna abandoned the Sussex Branch, Andover was given a reprieve of about two and one half months to enjoy the very last passenger service in Sussex County.
	sussexbrancharchives.tripod.com /2000s/2002jul-andover-rmc.html (975 words)

	PAINE, THOMAS (17371809) - Online Information article about PAINE, THOMAS (17371809)
		He succeeded in 1762 in gaining an appointment in the excise, but was discharged for.
		Three years later, however, he received another appointment, at Lewes in Sussex.
		He took a vigorous share in the debates of a local Whig club, and in 1772' he wrote a pamphlet embodying the grievances of excisemen and supporting their demands for an increase of pay.
	encyclopedia.jrank.org /PAI_PAS/PAINE_THOMAS_17371809_.html (4445 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The Sussex Marriage Index to 1837 lists your marriage as Edward Giles to Mary Beney, 11 Jan 1825, Ore, Sussex.
		Ore was not very big at the time, so there may only be one or two churches to check (St. Helen's was one, don't know if there were others).
		A Mary Giles, age 60, pauper, born in Sussex, was living at the Widow's House in Guestling, Sussex, along with Catherine (20), female servant, and Thomas (15), presumably her children.
	www.1066online.com /cgi-bin/SimpleForum/simpleforum_pro.cgi?fid=02&topic_id=1120751017 (469 words)

	Byran Township Sussex County NJ
		The chief attraction of the place, at this early date, was the orges, the ore for which was brought from a distance of six or eight miles.
		The principal business of the canal is the freighting of coal from Lehigh, Scranton, and other mines to the east; returning westward, ore from Morris and Sussex counties is. brought to Stanhope, Easton, Phillipsburg, and to the furnaces along the Lehigh.
		There are large quantities of iron ore deposited in the vicinity of Waterloo, and, at the present time, the Lehigh Iron Company is working a vein of rich ore measuring from eight to ten feet, on the lands of Peter Smith.
	history.rays-place.com /nj/byram.htm (1331 words)

	Archibald STOAKES 1895 - 1917
		, born Abt 1867 in Cranbrook (Kent), census 1871 at 13 Birling Cottages, Frant (Sussex).
		, born 1831 in Hastings (Sussex), baptized 6 Oct 1831 at St Mary in the Castle, Hastings (Sussex), resided 1831 at Bevill's Huts, Hastings (Sussex), census 1841 at Clements Field, Ore, Hastings (Sussex), census 1861 at 64 All Saints Street, Hastings (Sussex), occupation 1861 Dressmaker.
		, born Abt 1794 in Ewhurst (Sussex), census 1841 at Highgate, Hawkhurst (Kent), census 1851 at Highgate, Hawkhurst (Kent), died Sep 1858 in Cranbrook RD (Kent).
	homepage.ntlworld.com /trish.dixon/ArchibaldSTOAKES.htm (3036 words)

	INDUSTRY.HTM
		The iron ore mined was poor, being little more than ferruginous layers and nodules of stained sandstone found within the Wadhurst Clay.
		This ore was brought to Dartford to be crushed at the local powder mills alongside the river Darent and special furnaces were constructed to smelt the ore and recover the gold.
		River gravels are extensively mined at Sturry in the Stour Valley, at Dartford in the Darent Valley and at Aylesford and Leybourne in the Medway Valley.
	myweb.tiscali.co.uk /stonemuseum/industry.htm (1844 words)

	Sussex OPC Page for Ore, St Helen, East Sussex (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Today, Ore also has a Seventh Day Adventist Church and a Methodist Church.
		The Hastings Cemetery is situated in the St Helen's district of Ore.
		The Roughwood Church album has pictures of the Ore churches, including St Helen's, Old St Helen's and Christ Church.
	opc.roughwood.net /ParishPages/O/OreMain.htm (293 words)

	Uhaul Supergraphics . New Jersey
		The ores were mined principally for zinc metal, of which about 6 million tons was recovered - enough to galvanize every roof in the United States and Canada!.
		This ore consisted of the minerals zincite, a zinc oxide, willemite, a zinc silicate and franklinite, a zinc iron manganese oxide.
		Both of these intimately related ore deposits are of great interest to science.
	www.uhaul.com /supergraphics/rocks/intro.html (284 words)

	bulletin: The University of Sussex Newsletter Princess gives royal backing to community project Friday 1st December 2000
		The University's part in an innovative and nationally recognised community project received the royal seal of approval on 17 November, when HRH the Princess Royal met Pam Coare and Sonia Plato from CCE during a visit to Hastings.
		During the visit, Princess Anne also met local residents and representatives of other organisations involved in the collaborative Ore Valley Project, which covers the 1,200 homes on the town's Broomgrove, Farley Bank and Deepdene Gardens estates.
		She said: "The Ore Valley Project is a true community partnership.
	www.sussex.ac.uk /press_office/bulletin/01dec00/article18.html (490 words)

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