Perth Amboy

Perth Amboy
	; Plassering i New Jersey
Land	USA
Delstat	New Jersey
Fylke	Middlesex County
Grunnlagt	1683
Postnummer	08861
Areal	15,34 km²
Vannfylt arealandel	21,07 %
Befolkning	55 436 (2020)
Bef.tetthet	3 612,98 innb./km²
Antall husholdninger	16 527
Høyde o.h.	22 meter
Nettside	www.ci.perthamboy.nj.us/
	; Perth Amboy; 40°31′10″N 74°16′31″V
	Perth Amboy på Commons

Perth Amboy er en amerikansk by som ligger i Middlesex County i New Jersey. Den har 55 436 innbyggere (2020)^[2]^[3] og dekker et areal på 15,34 km².

Historie

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Lenapeindianerne kalte stedet der byen ble bygd «Ompoge», som betyr «flat grunn»^[4] eller «stående, rank».^[5] Byen ble da den ble til i 1683 kalt «New Perth» etter James Drummond, jarlen av Perth. Han æres også med en statue foran rådhuset.^[6] Det algonkiske navnet ble korrumpert til Ambo, eller Point Amboy, og så kom kombinasjonen av det lokale og det skotske. Også i bynavnet South Amboy går det igjen.^[7]^[8]^[9]

Skotsk koloni

Skotske kalvinistiske bosettere var de første europeiske immigranter som slo seg til i 1683 i Perth Amboy (først kalt Scottish Colony). De var blitt rekruttert av Robert Barclay, som inviterte dem til å kolonisere denne delen av East Jersey-kolonien. Barclay var kveker, slik som en mindre del av nybyggerne, og han ble senere ikke-bosatt guvernør av provinsen.^[10]^[11]

Referanser

^ United States. Bureau of the Census (2016) (på en), 2016 U.S. Gazetteer Files, Washington D.C.: Bureau of the Census, Wikidata Q32859555, https://www.census.gov/geographies/reference-files/time-series/geo/gazetteer-files.2016.html
^ ^a ^b https://www.nj.gov/labor/lpa/census/2020/2020%20pl94%20Tables/2020_Mun/popARH%20MCD%20Cen20-Cen10.xlsx; besøksdato: 22. januar 2022.
^ https://data.census.gov/cedsci/table?t=Populations%20and%20People&g=0100000US,%241600000&y=2020; folketellingen i USA 2020; redaktør: Bureau of the Census; besøksdato: 1. januar 2022.
^ Cheslow, Jerry. "If You're Thinking of Living In/Perth Amboy; A Waterfront City Planning a Comeback", The New York Times, 2. desember 2001. Lest 18. desember 2019. "The City by the Bay, as Perth Amboy calls itself, has a proud history. Founded in 1683, it was the first city in New Jersey to be chartered by the Crown, in 1718.... The name Perth Amboy comes from the Earl of Perth, one of the proprietors of New Jersey under the royal grant, and the Leni Lenape Indian word 'ompage', meaning 'level ground.'"
^ The Origin of New Jersey Place Names, Mai 1945, s. 26. Lest 18.desember 2019.
^ Makin, Bob. "Walking guide to Perth Amboy's Colonial, Revolutionary War history", Courier News, 28. juni 2018. Lest 18. desember 2019. "Outside city hall is a statue of James Drummond, 4th Earl of Perth, a Scottish statesmen who partnered with William Penn in the settlement of East Jersey in 1681. In 1683, he and Penn were among the 12 Proprietors who established the city as a port, fishery and trading post. Perth Amboy is named in the Earl’s honor, Amboy being an Anglicizing of the Lenape word for valley, 'ompoge.'"
^ Compiled by the Federal Writers' Project of the Works Project Administration Project for the State of New Jersey New Jersey A Guide to Its Past and Present, p. 362. Works Project Administration, reprinted by US History Publishers, 2007. ISBN 9781603540292. Lst 8. august 2014.
^ Hutchinson, Viola L. The Origin of New Jersey Place Names, New Jersey Public Library Commission, Mai 1945. Lest 17. september 2015.
^ Gannett, Henry. The Origin of Certain Place Names in the United States, p. 243. United States Government Printing Office, 1905. Lest 17. september 2015.
^ DeAngelo, Walter A. The History Buff's Guide to Middlesex County Arkivert 29. september 2020 hos Wayback Machine. Arkivert 2020-09-29 hos Wayback Machine, Middlesex County, New Jersey. Lest 18. desember 2019. "The City of Perth Amboy (originally known as Scottish Colony) was founded by Robert Barclay in 1683 (Perth Amboy received a Royal City Charter in 1718)."
^ Klett, Joseph R. "Using the Records of East and West Jersey Proprietors", New Jersey State Archives, 2014. Lest 9. april 2015. "Scottish Colony, 1683 – Following the purchase of a share of East Jersey by Scottish Quaker and later Governor Robert Barclay, Scottish settlers were recruited and began to arrive in Perth Amboy and surrounding areas beginning in 1683. Most were not Quakers, but rather Calvinists from Edinburgh, Montrose, Aberdeen and Kelso. Settlers and their servants were granted lots in Perth Amboy and areas of Monmouth County. Perth Amboy became the capital of East New Jersey in 1686."

Eksterne lenker

(en) Offisielt nettsted
(en) Perth Amboy, New Jersey – kategori av bilder, video eller lyd på Commons
(en) Innbyggertall 2010 - 2019 – United States Census Bureau

[wikidata-46b077b620e9818c6e61539dd22a910fbee2503e-v2-1] United States. Bureau of the Census (2016) (på en), 2016 U.S. Gazetteer Files, Washington D.C.: Bureau of the Census, Wikidata Q32859555, https://www.census.gov/geographies/reference-files/time-series/geo/gazetteer-files.2016.html

[wikidata-e60d69001d6596b8eadc7ef38689b9d6cebef8ca-v2-2] ttps://www.nj.gov/labor/lpa/census/2020/2020%20pl94%20Tables/2020_Mun/popARH%20MCD%20Cen20-Cen10.xlsx; besøksdato: 22. januar 2022.

[wikidata-c96621778dd910563bc91d5358a46b4b49a7035d-v2-3] ttps://data.census.gov/cedsci/table?t=Populations%20and%20People&g=0100000US,%241600000&y=2020; folketellingen i USA 2020; redaktør: Bureau of the Census; besøksdato: 1. januar 2022.

[NYT2001-4] Cheslow, Jerry. "If You're Thinking of Living In/Perth Amboy; A Waterfront City Planning a Comeback", The New York Times, 2. desember 2001. Lest 18. desember 2019. "The City by the Bay, as Perth Amboy calls itself, has a proud history. Founded in 1683, it was the first city in New Jersey to be chartered by the Crown, in 1718.... The name Perth Amboy comes from the Earl of Perth, one of the proprietors of New Jersey under the royal grant, and the Leni Lenape Indian word 'ompage', meaning 'level ground.'"

[5] The Origin of New Jersey Place Names, Mai 1945, s. 26. Lest 18.desember 2019.

[CN2018-6] Makin, Bob. "Walking guide to Perth Amboy's Colonial, Revolutionary War history", Courier News, 28. juni 2018. Lest 18. desember 2019. "Outside city hall is a statue of James Drummond, 4th Earl of Perth, a Scottish statesmen who partnered with William Penn in the settlement of East Jersey in 1681. In 1683, he and Penn were among the 12 Proprietors who established the city as a port, fishery and trading post. Perth Amboy is named in the Earl’s honor, Amboy being an Anglicizing of the Lenape word for valley, 'ompoge.'"

[WPA-7] Compiled by the Federal Writers' Project of the Works Project Administration Project for the State of New Jersey New Jersey A Guide to Its Past and Present, p. 362. Works Project Administration, reprinted by US History Publishers, 2007. ISBN 9781603540292. Lst 8. august 2014.

[8] Hutchinson, Viola L. The Origin of New Jersey Place Names, New Jersey Public Library Commission, Mai 1945. Lest 17. september 2015.

[9] Gannett, Henry. The Origin of Certain Place Names in the United States, p. 243. United States Government Printing Office, 1905. Lest 17. september 2015.

[10] DeAngelo, Walter A. The History Buff's Guide to Middlesex County Arkivert 29. september 2020 hos Wayback Machine. Arkivert 2020-09-29 hos Wayback Machine, Middlesex County, New Jersey. Lest 18. desember 2019. "The City of Perth Amboy (originally known as Scottish Colony) was founded by Robert Barclay in 1683 (Perth Amboy received a Royal City Charter in 1718)."

[11] Klett, Joseph R. "Using the Records of East and West Jersey Proprietors", New Jersey State Archives, 2014. Lest 9. april 2015. "Scottish Colony, 1683 – Following the purchase of a share of East Jersey by Scottish Quaker and later Governor Robert Barclay, Scottish settlers were recruited and began to arrive in Perth Amboy and surrounding areas beginning in 1683. Most were not Quakers, but rather Calvinists from Edinburgh, Montrose, Aberdeen and Kelso. Settlers and their servants were granted lots in Perth Amboy and areas of Monmouth County. Perth Amboy became the capital of East New Jersey in 1686."

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