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Revolutionary Skirmish

Revolutionary Skirmish is a New Jersey historical marker in intersection, Cumberland County, dedicated 1932.

Between BT-56-788 and BT-56-789 poles on Rt. 49, intersection · location approximate

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In August, 1781, a party of Tories attacked a shallop in Maurice River opposite Port Norris. The militia on the vessel were commanded by Capt. Jas. Riggins. The Tories were all either killed or captured in the ensuing fight.

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