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Farley: Frederick C. Farley, Short Hills Cattle Farm Envelope, 1884

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Postally used envelope, from: "Short Hills Farm Herd; Jersey Cattle; F.C. Farley; Milburn, Essex Co.; New Jersey" and hand-addressed to E.L. Clarkson; Tivoli, N.Y, postmarked received New York, July 9, 1884, 5:30 pm. Frederick Coolidge Farley (1832-1911) was a tea merchant in New York City, who settled in Millburn around 1866. Farley owned a large tract of land on Old Short Hills Road from Glen Avenue to Woodcrest Road, upon which he operated a Dairy Farm. His son, Frederick A. Farley

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