I have always had an interest in the South Trenton area, along the Delaware, and the years when Lamberton and Bloomsbury were thriving communities. Mr. McIntire was one of the members of that community, and his story of Cochran's Island, horse radish and tobacco culture are completely fascinating. 
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Monday, November 23, 2009
1931: SOUTH TRENTON, HORSE RADISH, AND TOBACCO
I have always had an interest in the South Trenton area, along the Delaware, and the years when Lamberton and Bloomsbury were thriving communities. Mr. McIntire was one of the members of that community, and his story of Cochran's Island, horse radish and tobacco culture are completely fascinating. 
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I see one of Mr McIntyre's Daughters is Rose Hartmann.
I mention that in case my former
neighbor in the Burg Bill Barber
reads this as I think he mentioned
that some of his family were Hartmanns.
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