The King's Highway

The King's Highway is a New Jersey historical marker in Middletown., Monmouth County, dedicated 1940.

Monmouth County · dedicated 1940 · In front of Episcopal Church between Pole 90107 MDT-JCP & LCO MDT-1A, Middletown. · location approximate

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Laid out in 1719 - 100 feet wide following the route of an old Indian trail from Barnegat to Navesink. The British Army, under Generals Clinton and Cornwallis, marched along it, June 29, 1778, on their way to New York after the Battle of Monmouth.

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under a mile from where William Gabby lived in the 1760s

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Marker data: New Jersey Historical Commission

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