The New Jersey State Archives, located in Trenton, is the official research center for public records of enduring historical value in the state. With over 37,000 cubic feet of paper records and 32,000 reels of microfilm, the Archives hold a wealth of vital records, land documents, probate records, and military service papers dating back to the founding of New Jersey in 1664.
As a treasure trove for genealogists and historians, the State Archives also houses microfilm collections of county clerks and surrogates records, as well as film collections of local newspapers. Open to the general public free of charge, the Archives provides assistance to thousands of researchers annually, offering searchable databases and records request forms for easy access to their extensive collection.
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