Cumberland County, New Jersey
This site is undergoing reconstruction so be sure to check
back often to see new additions.
Cumberland County
Broad & Fayette St.
Bridgeton, NJ 08302-2552
609-451-8000
Cumberland County was
created in 1748 from Salem County. The county seat is located in Bridgeton.
The neighboring counties are Cape May, Atlantic, Gloucester, and Salem.
The county clerk has divorce records and also has civil court records from
about 1903. The County Surrogate has probate records. The County Clerk
has records of deed from 1790 to the present. Records of deeds from 1664
to 1790 are in the Secretary of State's office. Copies of wills and administrations
of estates beginning in 1804 are at the county courthouses. Wills and administrations
of estates from 1682 to 1805 have been abstracted and published in the
State Archives.
Mailing
List for Cumberland County Researchers
If you would like to subscribe to the
NJCUMBER mailing list in "mail mode", please press
here
NOTE: send the word "subscribe" (without the quotes) as the only
text in your message.
If you would like to subscribe to the NJCUMBER mailing list in "digest
mode", please press here
NOTE: send the word "subscribe" (without the quotes) as the only text
in your message
Cumberland County is now included in the Messageboard program at
Rootsweb. Use the following link to submit queries and other information
using the Messageboard.
Cumberland
County NJ Messageboard
Queries
Cumberland County Queries - Current
Cumberland County Queries - 1996
Cumberland County Queries - 1998
Cumberland County Queries - 1997
If you would like to post a query for
New Jersey and are unsure of the county, try the following site:
General
State Queries
Maps of Places in Cumberland County - provided
by the U.S.G.S.
Vital Records
Birth Records
Marriage Records
Death Records

This page
last updated 3 March 2005- Karen L. Piper
Many thanks go to the RootsWeb Genealogical Data Cooperative
for providing the webspace for this county page. Their tireless efforts
and commitment to increasing the genealogical information on the Internet
are greatly appreciated.