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A tribe of Lenape Native Americans, known as Navesink, resided in the area that would later become Sayreville. Records show that the first known encounter with this group, who lived by the Raritan Bay, was in 1609. An English sea captain-nee-explorer, Henry Hudson, and his crew went ashore to replenish their supplies and were attacked by the Navesink. One of the men, John Colman, is said to have been the first European killed by a Native American, and Coleman’s Point was named for him.
One of the most notable families in Sayreville are the Morgans. They have lived in the area for well over 200 years, and it’s rumored that they are descendants of the infamous Captain Morgan (the very same one depicted on Captain Morgan Rum).
The small community was known as a few different names over the years, and finally “Sayreville” stuck. The town’s inhabitants chose the name in honor of a prominent resident, James R. Sayre Jr, who founded a major company: Sayre and Fisher Brick Company. As the name suggests, the company produced bricks using local clay deposits. Later, they found a large number of fossils and ambers, many of which now reside in museums around the world.
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