Lake Rogerine

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A lake. Alternative spelling seen on some maps is Lake Rogerene. Original name for this lake was 'Mountain Pond', name was changed circa 1912 by Real Estate Developers. See our website for historical info: www.RoxburyNewJersey.com/ The area was settled around 1705 by residents of the Pilgrim Colony of New London. They were a devout Christian group known as Rogerenes, named after their founder, John Rogers (1648-1721), a dissenter from the established Congregational Church of Colonial Connecticut. By the American Revolution they had move to South Jersey.
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Coordinates:   40°53'51"N   74°39'15"W

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  • from don ruffcorn i can not find recent pictures of the lake and areas aruund it i grew up there in the 60s and erly 70s i would love to see what it looks like now thanx whos left don
  • I would like to see some current pictures of the lake and houses around it. I grew up there in the 60s and erly 70s with roger and the boys is some of the old gang still around call me love that place don
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