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Gregory Safko

Gregory Safko

Gregory Safko is a lecturer, researcher, and educator in New Jersey. His research examines the American Revolution with particular focus on New Jersey’s role in the Revolution. Many of his lectures and social media posts are filled with the humor and absurdities of the Revolutionary War from both the Patriot and British perspectives.

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Historic Sites, People, The War Years (1775-1783) October 1, 2019 September 30, 2019

The Whitall Family and the Battle of Red Bank

James W. Whitall (1717-1808) was a prominent Quaker businessman and farmer in the southern region of New Jersey. In 1739 he married Ann Cooper…

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