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White Dot Diner, Vincentown, NJ
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52 Mill St, Vincentown, NJ
Vincentown /// 27 September 2018
As William Irick, son of the late General William Irick, was driving up to the passenger depot, at Vincentown, on Thursday, to take the 1.50 p.m. train, his horse became alarmed at the drilling of the freight cars, and making a sudden turn, upset the carriage
New Jersey Courier 29 Jul 1875
At the recent commencement of Adalusia College, Pennsylvania, a medal for high rank in study was awarded to William Irick of Vincentown.
New Jersey Courier 15 Jul 1875

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It having been ascertained that Charles Brooks, (who is suspected of being concerned in the murder of his father, near Vincentown,) had gone to Salem, Ohio, where some of his relatives reside, Sheriff Leeds, accompanied by Mr. George Hulme, started for that vicinity, on Saturday. On Monday, a telegraphic dispatch was received from him, stating that he had arrrested Brooks near the town of Salem, and giving orders for the immediate arrest of Timothy Ridgway, Brooks brother-in-law
New Jersey Mirror 2 Apr 1863
Nothing further has been elicited in reference to the murder, near Vincentown.--Charles Brooks, son of the deceased, a young man about 21 years of age, and upon whom suspicion rests as being guilty of the awful crime, left the neighborhood on Sunday night week. He reached Ellisburg about daylight, where he stopped at the hotel, called for a drink and his breakfast, and afterward started towards Camden
New Jersey Mirror 26 Mar 1863