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The Earliest Records

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Gooseneck style hand tub - bought in 1821 for Engine 1 (later called Passaic Engine Co. No. 1
The only history that relates to the very early days of firefighting in Paterson comes from the assembled minutes of the Paterson Fire Association. In 1893 their records were edited and published by William Nelson. The book, of which only 100 copies were printed) covered the laws relating to the organization but also accounts of fires and other matters of interest from newspapers of the day.
No record is known of the first organization in Paterson to combat fire. It is believed that Engine Co. No. 1 was formed July 4, 1815. 
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Paterson Evening News July 15, 1950
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Short Early Volunteer History - Paterson Daily Press July 21, 1900
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​The Records of the Paterson Fire Association Manual detail with much particularity the rise and progress of the Paterson Fire Department covering a period of more than 30 years. The records in the book are as they were precisely entered in the original minute book with which the proofs have been carefully compared to ensure utmost accuracy. Any errors or omissions are to be found in the original records.

The following reports are from newspapers of 1815-1819:
​From the Bee - Tuesday January 3, 1816: Mr Colt and his son return their most unfeigned thanks to their neighbors, the citizens of Paterson who suddenly collected at the cry of fire on Saturday night and by whose exertions and perseverance the fire was so soon got under and extinguished. They take this occasion to recommend to their neighbors not to suffer any fire to be lighted in their bedrooms, except some of the family are constantly present to prevent similar accidents.​


The fire described at left was probably in the residence of Mr Samuel Colt, a leading manufacturer and store-keeper who lived at 120 Market Street (where in 1893 the Masonic Hall Stood)
From the Bergen Express - July 5, 1819:  Fire! On Sunday last the house belonging to Mr. John Amens of this town was burnt to the ground together with the furniture it contained.
John Amen had a small frame house between Little Falls Road and the chasm (raceway) just west of Spruce Street
Editor William Nelson notes: "In neither of the above two excerpts is anything said of a fire company. This negative testimony against the existence of such a company is of little weight, as the newspapers of those early days gave little thought or space to chronicling local events."

December 23, 1820: Inhabitants of Paterson had a meeting at the house of Benjamin Weller (~134 Main Street) for the purpose of taking into consideration the propriety of adopting measures to render the town more secure from the devastations of fire. Colonel Abram Godwin was chosen chairman.

It was resolved:
​1) That it is expedient that the meeting adopt measures for the security of the town against fire.
​2) That a committee of Five - be appointed for the purpose of carrying into effect the objects of this meeting - 
​3) That Timothy B Crane, Adrian Van Houten, Samuel Colt, John Flood and Nicholas Smith be the committee for the purposes aforesaid.
​4) That the committee above named be, and they are strictly recommended to apportion the amount to be paid, for the aforesaid purposes by the citizens of this town agreeably to the value of their property exposed to the danger of fire. Taking into consideration the situation and combustible nature of said property
​5) That this meeting adjourn to Friday next, at 7, o'clock at the home of Benjamin Weller
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December 30, 1820: Friday Evening - At a meeting of a number of subscribers to the fund to purchase a Fire Engine for the Town of Paterson, at Captain Benjamin Wellers. Called to the chair was Colonel Abram. Godwin and Andrew Parsons appointed Secretary

The committee reports that they have obtained Subscriptions to the amount of six hundred
 and sixty six dollars and there are a number of persons whom they have not yet called upon, and there is a probability that a considerable addition may yet be obtained.

​It was resolved that the secretary be authorized to write to the inhabitants of Paterson Landing (later called Passaic) requesting their aid in the aforesaid object

Upon motion it was resolved that Daniel Holsman and Samuel Colt Esqrs. be a committee to ascertain what the cost of an Engine suitable for this place will be, also the cost of Hose per foot, and what other information they can obtain in relation thereto and report at the next meeting -  at this house

​Meeting was adjourned to meet again on next Thursday at 7 o'clock
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January 4, 1821: The secretary reported that he had not received any satisfactory answer from the inhabitants of Paterson Landing. He was instructed to call the inhabitants personally and request subscriptions. 

​Daniel Holsman reported by letter that all of the information he has received in New York it was his decided opinion that Engine No. 3 could be procured for $550 or $600 including her complement of hose and is the one that subscribers ought to purchase. Mr. Crane who accompanied Mr. Holsman in New York also reported decidedly in favor of purchasing the Engine. 
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February 1, 1821: At a meeting of the subscribers to the Fire Engine Fund at Captain B. Wellers, Colonel Godwin Chairman and Andrew Parsons secretary, Holsman, Colt and Crane reported the purchase of a Fire Engine from Smith in New York which was unanimously accepted. The cost was $700 and the Engine has been brought to Paterson.
 Thanks were extended to Daniel Holsman and Samuel Colt and Timothy B. Crane for their assiduity in procuring the information.  Meeting was adjourned.​
January 5, 1821: The subscribers to the fund for the purchase of a fire engine met agreeably. Mr. Holsman reports the Fire Engine recommended for No. 3 had  been sold by the corporation of New York. It was resolved that Daniel Holsman, Samuel Colt and Timothy B. Crane be clothed with full powers to go to New York as soon as convenient to purchase or contract for a Fire Engine,

​It was also resolved that A. Parsons, John Rutan, Caleb Munson Godwin, Wm Dickey Jr. and David Reid be a committee to collect subscriptions to the Fire Engine fund and the money collected be deposited in the Paterson Bank.
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February 1, 1821:  It was resolved that a board of   Fire Wardens be appointed to continue in office for one year or until others are elected. Upon motion the following were appointed: T.B. Crane, Samuel Colt, Wm. Jacobs, A Parsons, John Colt and Benjamin Weller and they shall appoint a president who shall be Chief Engineer and among their number a secretary and treasurer. Also resolved that the annual election for Fire Wardens be on the first Monday of December in every year. 

Daniel Holsman was unanimously chosen President of the Board for one year. Nominated as candidates for Chief Engineer were Wm. Jacobs and T.B. Crane and Samuel Colt. The motion was postponed for a full meeting of the board.

​Daniel Holsman was appointed to obtain 100 feet of hose from New York of the best materials for the Engine. The following names were handed in by the different wardens who have signified their willingness to attach themselves to the Company.

​Christopher Van Riper
John DeGraw
Barney Carlock
Samuel McNice
Kennedy Boyd
James Boon
​James MacGregor
Corns Duffy
Thomas Rogers
Robert Patterson
Matthew Rippey
Chancey Cady
John Rutan
Thomas J. Crane
​David Alyea
There not being a sufficient  pf number of names handed in to form the company, the formation of it was postponed until the next meeting. Public notice was to be given that a meeting of all persons willing to join the company to be attached to the Fire Engine be called at B. Wellers on Wednesday Evening at 8 o'clock
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A meeting of the Board of Wardens at Captain B Wellers, Timothy B. Crane was elected Chief Engineer. 
November 19, 1821:  At a meeting of the Fire Wardens, at Captain B. Wellers,  President Samuel Colt, John Colt, Benjamin Weller, W. Jacobs. Timothy B. Crane, and A. Parsons. Mr. Crane presented a copy of the act incorporating the Paterson Fire Association.

It was resolved that a committee (Daniel Holsman, Samuel Colt, T.B. Crane) be appointed to ascertain the lowest price that Mr. Vasques' Fire Engine could be purchased for and report at next meeting. Them committee was also to ascertain the amount to be raised by tax on the Oweber of Houses and other properties for the ensuing year.

June 25, 1834: William Cundell, Foreman, responding in newspaper to "Mr Inquirer" re an accusation about engine company Phoenix 4
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March 12, 1835:  Firemen of Paterson had meeting to evaluate annual receipts & expenditures
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March 17, 1835:   PFA court of appeals meeting announced to public
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April 3, 1835: Annual Meeting of Engine Company 1 scheduled for April 9
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March 27, 1839: 
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Paterson Intellegencer - Courtesy Dennis Morrison
October 26, 1835:  Annual Meeting notice of PFA
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​November 2, 1835:
PFA Annual meeting - Officers elected
President: Horatio Moses
Treasurer: James van Blarcom 
Secretary: David Burnett 
Accountant: Robert Hughes 
     Judges of Appeal:  John Wilde, Nathaniel Lane, Cornekius G Garrison, C.S Van Wagoner
     Fire Wardens: P Sanford, J,NM. Crismand, C. Danforth
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​November 13, 1839: 
Annual report of Chief Engineer - Nathaniel Lane
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October 6, 1841: 
     Visiting NYC volunteer firemen turn into rowdies
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February 3, 1843: Paterson Fire Association has a supplement incorporated by the NJ Assembly - rules established for wardens and companies.
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May 12, 1847:  Visit from Engine 3 of Brooklyn
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  March 14, 1849:  Mill Street Cotton factory (A&R Carrick)    Defective hose Editorial
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   July 11, 1849:   Drunkenness of members of Engines 1 and 3 on July 5
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Paterson Intellegencer - Courtesy Dennis Morrison
July 20, 1853: Paterson Intellegencer - Firemen's Excursion
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Interesting Reminiscences from the Original Records
The following columns are from a large series of historical reviews of the early period published by the Paterson Guardian Newspaper in the 1871. These are courtesy of Jim Eifler and Dennis Morrison.  The columns are posted left to right. ​
Volume I  -  Published June 28, 1871
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Volume II  -  Published June 29, 1871
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Volume III
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Volume IV
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Volume V
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Volume VI
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Volume VII
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Volume VIII
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Volume IX
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Volume X
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Volume XI
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Volume XII
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Volume XIII
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Volume XIV  -  July 22, 1871
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Volume XV
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Volume XVI
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Volume XVII  -  August 1, 1871
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Volume XVIII
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Volume XIX
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Volume XX
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Volume XXI  -  August 9, 1871
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Volume XXII
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Our Steam Fire Engines  -  August 14, 1871
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  • OVERVIEW
    • FIRST CENTURY
    • EVENTS 1890-1894
    • EVENTS 1895-1899
    • EVENTS 1900-1910
    • EVENTS 1911-1919
    • EVENTS 1920-1939
    • EVENTS 1940-1959
    • EVENTS 1960-1979
    • EVENTS 1980-1999
    • EVENTS 2000-2019
    • EVENTS 2020-2024
    • EVENTS 2025 +
  • FIREFIGHTERS
  • CHIEF ENGINEERS TOTAL
  • CHIEF ENGINEERS PAID
    • ASSISTANT CHIEFS
    • DEPUTY CHIEFS
    • BATTALION CHIEFS
    • CHIEF GIGS
  • FIRE & POLICE COMMISSIONERs
  • THE SUPREME SACRIFICE
    • MEMORIAL SERVICE
  • OBITUARIES / DEATHS
    • 1889-1919 DEATHS
    • 1920-1939 DEATHS
    • 1940-1959 DEATHS
    • 1960-1969 DEATHS
    • 1970-1979 DEATHS
    • 1980-1999 DEATHS
    • 2000-2009 DEATHS
    • 2010 AND LATER
  • NOTABLE FIREFIGHTERS
    • CALAMITA FAMILY
    • CAPTAIN JOHN WEBER
    • CUSACK FAMILY
    • FLEMING FAMILY
    • GERARD DUGAN
    • HANCOCK FAMILY
    • HENDERSON FAMILY
    • HENRY OTIS HARRIS
    • ISAAC FELICIANO
    • JOHN GILMORE
    • JOSEPH DAYSPRING
    • JOSEPH FORBES
    • KEARNEY-FAMILY
    • MARIANI FAMILY
    • McLAUGHLIN FAMILY
    • MURRAY FAMILY
    • PARKIN FAMILY
    • SALMANOWITZ BROTHERS
    • THE SIMONTONS
    • THE SWEENEYS
    • TICE FAMILY
  • NOTABLE FIRES/INCIDENTS
  • SPECIAL OP EVENTS
  • TAKING THE HEAT BOOK
  • HISTORICAL REVIEWS
  • 1907 GUARDIAN
  • 1936 HEARD & SEEN COLUMN
  • FIREHOUSE PHOTOS / FACTS
  • COMPANY & FH HISTORY
  • SPECIAL OPERATIONS
  • EMS
    • EMS ROSTER
  • COMMUNICATIONS / FA
    • FIRE BOX LISTS
    • FIRE BOXES & STANCHIONS
    • EVRS STATION LIST
  • FIRE VIDEOS 1991-2011
  • FIRE VIDEOS 2014-2022
  • DOCUDRAMAS
  • APPARATUS
  • APPARATUS VIDEOS
  • NOTABLE EVENTS INDEX
    • PFD STORIES
    • APPARATUS NOTABLES
    • APPTS & PROMOTIONS
    • AWARDS
    • 1960 CHIEF SELECTION
    • GRAND STREET RIOT 1917
    • GROUND ZERO
    • JOSEPH A MURRAY XMAS BREAKFAST
    • MILITARY
    • PARADES PAID DEPT
    • RED MASS
    • RESCUES
    • RETIREMENTS
    • SISTER LORETTA
    • SPORTS
    • THEATRE DETAIL
  • MEMORABILIA
  • PATCHES DECALS LOGOS SHIRTS
  • WALLPAPER
  • DEPARTMENT PETS
  • TRAINING
  • VOLUNTEER DEPARTMENT
    • 1821 - 1854 HISTORY
    • 1815-1890 VOLUNTEER HISTORY
    • 1888 HISTORICAL SUMMARY
    • LOOKING BACKWARDS
    • VOLUNTEER PARADES
    • ANNUAL REPORTS
    • VOLUNTEER CHIEFS >
      • CHIEF ELECTIONS
      • CHIEF BIOS
    • VOLUNTEER FOREMEN
    • VOLUNTEER PROFILES
    • ANDREW MOSER
    • ENGINE CO APPARATUS LIST
    • OLD GOOSENECK
    • JEFFERS STEAMER
    • VOLUNTEER OBITUARIES
    • VOLUNTEER COMPANIES
  • AUXILIARY FIRE DEPARTMENT
  • EXEMPT ASSOCIATION
    • EXEMPT 1892 BALL
    • EXEMPT BY-LAWS 1902
  • EXEMPT HOME & RELICS
  • FMBA / PFA
    • FMBA BY-LAWS
    • FMBA 1949 FOLLIES
    • FMBA VIDEOS
  • BALLBOOKS
    • 1909 BALL BOOK
    • 1916 BALL BOOK
    • 1918 BALL BOOK
    • 1921 ANNUAL BALL
    • 1923 ANNUAL BALL
    • 1928 ANNUAL BALL
    • 1935 PFD BOOSTER
    • 1936 JANUARY PICTORIAL
    • 1936 DECEMBER PICTORIAL
    • 1937 ANNUAL BALL
    • 1938 ANNUAL BALL
    • 1939 ANNUAL BALL
    • 1941 ANNUAL BALL
    • 1942 ANNUAL BALL
    • 1943 ANNUAL BALL
    • 1944 ANNUAL BALL
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    • 2011 ANNUAL BALL
    • 2014 ANNUAL BALL
    • 2016 ANNUAL BALL
  • ANNUAL REPORTS
  • PFH CONTRIBUTORS
  • ORAL HISTORY
  • STATISTICS
  • CONTACT
  • CITY OF PATERSON