British Attacks

British Attacks is a New Jersey historical marker in Ocean County, dedicated 1932.

Ocean County · dedicated 1932 · On Rt. 4, going north, entering Toms River, right hand side, about 100 ft. before Toms River sign. · location approximate

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During the Revolution, at Toms River a guard was stationed to prevent Tory depredations, contraband trade, and to aid privateers. March 24, 1782, the British attacked the black-house, captured Joshua Huddy, and burned the sttlement.

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