Caldwell's Home

Caldwell's Home is a New Jersey historical marker in Union County, dedicated 1964.

Union County · dedicated 1964 · Marker is on Caldwell Avenue, on the left when traveling south.

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Site of Parsonage used by James Caldwell family. Burned by British in 1780. Mrs. Caldwell was killed by a British soldier. (Lower Marker: ) Reverend James Caldwell and his wife Hannah moved to this site after his church in Elizabethtown was burned by the British army on Jan. 25, 1780. Caldwell was Chaplain of the New Jersey Brigade.

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