Does anyone know anything about a Blacks Mills Farm this is/was in Manalapan on or near Sweetman's Lane, Snyder's Lane or Blacks Mills lane? Does anybody know of these roads? I could not find them using mapquest... Thanks- -Jeff that farm known as the Blacks Mills Farm the same being the lot or tract of land in Manalapan Township, Monmouth County, New Jersey. Beginning at a stake in the middle of the public road from Sweetman's Lane to Snyder's (formerly Black's Mill) at the most southeasterly ??? of a lot of land containing seven acres and seventy ??? conveyed by Joseph Potts and wife to Michael Lamb? and? from thence running, according to the bearing of the nedle A. D. 1864, (1) north nine degrees and thirty minutes west ten chains and forty three links to a stone at the northeast corner of said lot in the line of a lot also conveyed by the siad Joseph Potts and wife to Nicholas McCann, thence (2) north seventy five degrees east ninety five links to the south east corner of the last named lot, thence (3) north fifteen minutes west, following said McCann's line, ten chains and fifty one links to william A. Rue's line, thence (4) north eighty nine degrees and forty five minutes east seventeen chains and eighty links to a stake in the last named line, thence (5) south eleven degrees and forty minutes east sixteen chains and eighteen links to a stone in the middle of said road, being the most southwesterly corner of alot of land also conveyed to Joseph Potts and wife to Samuel Cromwell, thence (6) following the middle of said road south seventy seven degrees and five minutes west four chains and forty five links, thence (7) still following the middle of the road south seventy four degres and five minutes west nine chains, thence (8) still following the middle of said road south seventy five degrees and forty five minutes west seven chains and forty nnine links to the beginning. Containing thirty six acres and thirty hundredths (36 30/100 A.) which tract was conveyed by the said Joseph Potts & Rebecca his wife to Mrs. Rebecca Parker, who was the wife of Peter Parker, by deed dated March 12, 1864,