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COMPILED AND PUBLISHED BY J. A. SPALDING
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1891
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INTRODUCTION ..
N presenting to the public this new contribution to the State literature of Connecticut, the author appreciates the fact that various and differing standards will be adopted by both its casual and its careful readers in forming their opinions of its merits; hence he desires in the outset to offer a few thoughts which appear to him to be essential to a correct understanding of the work, and particularly of its success as an accom- plishment of a purpose. The critie who views it solely from a literary and artistic standpoint, and reaches his conclusions from such an observation, will be likely not only to do its author an injustice, but to lose sight altogether of some of the best and it is believed the most praiseworthy features of the book. It may be said, too, that whoever has made up his mind in advance that a biographical work which includes but six or seven hundred subjects must exhaust the field and prob- ably embraces everybody of any note whatever within the borders of the State, is doomed to a large disappointment. And the few-perhaps it may prove the many- who expect here, as in most other biographical works, to find simply a collection of governors, and United States senators, and college professors, and gentlemen distin- guished for very rare and profound attainments of one sort or another, will find that this is not the work they have expected it to be. In a word, whatever reader for- gets or overlooks the Popular feature of this volume will need to be set right in that respect before he can enjoy or even understand, much less pass intelligent judg- ment upon, its contents.
The inception of this work is indirectly attributable to the annoyance which its author has experienced in his previous daily newspaper work, through the por- erty of biographical information obtainable from public sources concerning most of the fairly prominent citizens of our State. His recent complete release from journal- ism afforded him an opportunity for undertaking to supply in some degree the deficiency referred to; and with that end in view this work was begun. It is due to the reader, and to all who have been successfully or unsuccessfully solicited to appear as subjects of this biography, to know something of the methods which have governed its preparation.
During the month of December, 1890, one or two leading citizens of every town and city in Connecticut were interviewed by the writer, and an arrangement was made in conformity with which these gentlemen subsequently submitted a list of names of nearly two thousand persons in all portions of the State, prominent in business or professional life, or who were holding public positions and properly entitled to be included in a popular biography of the Commonwealth. The list thus furnished included State, county, town, and municipal officials, representatives of the judiciary, the clergy, the military, the bar, physicians, merchants, manufacturers.
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INTRODUCTION.
artizans, business men, and whoever else among the inhabitants of the State could be regarded as commendably conspicuous in local or general affairs. To each of the individuals thus designated a personal invitation was extended to appear in. the proposed volume, the scope and character of which were fully described and ex- plained. Each recipient of the invitation was requested to furnish data from which an accurate biography of himself might be prepared, and to provide a photograph from which a vignette portrait might be made, for publication in the book. The invitation was a cordial one, but no effort was made to induce anybody to accept it against his wishes. Of the two thousand persons thus invited, about seven hundred accepted unconditionally and furnished the information sought. These seven hun- dred are included in the present volume. Others desired to appear in the book, but imposed conditions which could not be complied with, -such as that the portrait should be a full-page steel plate; or that the sketch should carry an advertisement of the subject's business; and in one case a gentleman who has a local reputation for writing poetry insisted that sundry specimens of his verse must accompany the sketch. Others declined the invitation for various reasons, principally on the score of "modesty"; and still others would have nothing to do with the matter because they had the impression that somehow they were going to be swindled. Of the entire list fully one-half never responded to the invitation. As will be observed, however, the favorable responses were enough to render the volume sufficiently for- midable in size, thoroughly comprehensive in character, and representative of every section of the State. It is a good beginning of an effort the principal object of which has been to familiarize the people of Connecticut with the qualities, the characteristics, the accomplishments, and the features of their fellow-citizens who are or have been leaders and chief burden-bearers in all the active duties of life. To fully accomplish the work thus begun, and similarly present the numerous subjects yet remaining, would require and perhaps may occasion the issue of succeeding volumes.
Reference' has already been made incidentally to the Popular feature of this compilation; wherein it differs, as it was intended to differ, essentially, from all other compilations of State biography that have heretofore been made in this coun- try. The term Popular in this connection is intended in its best sense -as opposed to Exclusive. This is not the biography of a class, or a sect, or a party, but of the People. Its subjects are selected from all walks of life; and while the list includes some names of world-wide celebrity, and many of great distinction in the State, it embraces also others unknown to fame beyond perhaps the limits of their own neighborhood, yet among the most honorable and in their sphere the most useful citizens of the Commonwealth. It may be safely stated that there is abso- lutely no other published collection that includes fifty, even, of the seven hundred sketches which are spread upon these pages; yet for the purposes of a reference book of the citizens of Connecticut, to be consulted for information concerning peo- ple who are prominent in their respective spheres of activity, the least of all these could not have been omitted from this volume without abridging its usefulness and impairing its value. The careful reader will doubtless be surprised to discover how many citizens on lower pinnacles of fame than those whose deeds embellish the pages of familiar history or biography, are proven by this record to be the peers
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of their inore celebrated contemporaries. It is believed that this publication will be the means of pleasantly introducing to their fellow-citizens a great many gentlemen of distinguished ability and accomplishments, whose lines of action have been circum- scribed by local limits, - whose works are universally recognized, but whose per- sonality has heretofore been comparatively obscurc.
Inasmuch as the publication of these sketches was to be made with the authority and approval of their subjects, it has been the intention of the author in every instance to consult individual wishes in their preparation. In some cases only the briefest data were furnished; and the sketches of this class of subjects will be found to be correspondingly brief. Others entered enthusiastically and extensively into the work of supplying information, affording opportunity in many instances for complete and quite elaborate biographies. The results in every case furnish a fair indication of the extent to which facilities have been supplied or withheld by the subjects themselves. The author is under obligation to many gentlemen, whose names and faces appear on the following pages, for their active co-operation with him in his efforts to make this work in the highest possible degree interesting to the reader as well as valuable for reference.
The political entanglements resulting from the State election (or non-election) in November, 1890, have involved many of these biographies, contributing an element of uncertainty as to the political status of some of the subjects which has rendered all reference thereto a matter of considerable delicacy. Wherever allusion has of necessity been made to the political career of members of either the legislative or executive branch of the present State government, or of unsuccessful candidates for such honors, all expression of opinion has been avoided and the record intentionally confined to a statement of facts.
In the production of this volume it has been the aim of the compiler to exhaust every resource for securing absolute accuracy of detail in the matter of biography, and to make its illustrations faithful and creditable. He is conscious of having exerted himself earnestly and honestly to prepare for and place before the public a work of thorough reliability and sterling value. He trusts that the effort will meet popular appreciation and approval.
HARTFORD, July, 1891.
J. A. SPALDING.
INDEX.
Page
Abel, Simeon, Bozrah, .
361
Barker, Nathaniel C., Lebanon,
281
Abell, S. P., Lebanon, .
126
Barlow, J. H., Shelton, 304
Adams, Nelson, New Haven,
226 Barnes, Charles D., Southington, 138
Adams, Sherman W., Hartford, .
33
Barnes, Seth, Bristol, . 297
Adkins, H. R., Winsted,
294
Barnum, Joseph H., Hartford, 147
Allen, B. R., Hartford,
27
Barrows, Albert, Willimantic, 289
Allen, Francis B., Hartford,
I27
Barrows, F. F., Hartford, 184
Allen, John, Old Saybrook, .
324
Bartlett, R. E., Lebanon,
94
Allen, J. M., Hartford,
19
Bartley, Joseph Dana, Bridgeport,
130
Allen, Samuel, New Hartford,
293
Bartram, E. H., Sharon, 153
Alsop, J. W., Middletown, .
273
Bartram, I. N., Sharon, 349
Ames, Anthony, Danielsonville, .
80
Bassett, E. D., New Haven, 163
Andrews, George S., South Glastonbury, . 162
Bates, Gustavus D., Putnam, 188
IS
Andrews, Joseph, West Haven, .
I37
Beach, A. Y., Seymour, I36
Andross, W. F., East Hartford, .
177
Beach, B. P., Washington, . 258
Anthony, Francis G., New Haven,
II4
Beach, James H., New Britain, 361
Anthony, William A., Manchester,
29
Beach, S. Y., Seymour,
265
Arnold, Charles, Thompson, Atwood, E. F., Bloomfield, .
323
Beardsley, A. S., Plymouth,
IS6
Attwood, Julius, East Haddam, .
I86
Beardsley, C. W., Milford, .
IS5
Austin, W. N., Plymouth, .
142
Beardsley, George L., Birmingham, 272
Austin, Willis R., Norwich, .
337
Beardsley, James W., Bridgeport, IIO
Avery, Erasmus D., Groton,
333
Beardsley, M. B., Bridgeport, 16%
Avery, John, Lebanon,
175
Beardsley, Samuel G., Trumbull, 299
Ayer, Edwin, Old Saybrook,
323
32I Beckwith, Cyrus G., New London, Beers, Silas C., Cornwall, 152
253
Bailey, B. A., Danielsonville,
157
Bennett, Edward B., Hartford,
177
Bailey, Ezra B., Windsor Locks, .
94
Bidwell, William L., Windsor,
244
Bailey, J. M., Danbury, Baird, J. G., Ellington,
297
Bigelow, Edward F., Portland,
301
Baker, Davis A., Ashford,
170
Bigelow, Hobart B., New Haven, 165
145
Bill, Benezet H., Rockville, .
137
Baldwin, H. C., Beacon Falls,
64
Bill, Henry, Norwich, . Billings, Charles E., Hartford,
I66
Ball, Stephen, Hartford,
I4I
Bissell, F. P., Hebron, .
353
294 Bissell, Lewis, East Hartford, 156
267
Barbour, H. S., Hartford, .
190
Blake, William P., New Haven, Blakeman, James H., Stratford, .
279
Barbour, Joseph L., Hartford,
178
Barbour, Lucius A., Hartford,
67 Blakeman, S. G., Huntington, 106
Barbour, Sylvester, Hartford,
159
Bliss, Watson H., Hartford, IS3
Barker, C. W., North Branford, .
I45 Bloss, Samuel L., Bethlehem,
370
Babcock, Charles H., Stonington, Backus, W. W., Norwich,
190
Belding, A. N., Rockville, 292
21
Belknap, Charles, Bridgeport, 152
Bailey, A. S., East Hartford,
360
Bell, E. I., Portland,
288
Bigelow, A. C., New Fairfield,
65
Baldwin, J. B., Willimantic,
268
Banks, Frederick J., Bridgeport, . Banning, Joseph B., Saybrook, Barber, Peleg S., Stonington,
ISO Blake, Amos S., Waterbury.
42 Blake, Rufus W., Derby,
350
Baker, Henry A., Montville,
237
Beard, J. H., Shelton, . 209
Andrews, J. E., Hamden (Mt. Carmel Center), 173
Batterson, James G., Hartford,
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INDEX.
Page
Page
Boardman, W. F. J., Hartford,
264
Childs, F. R., Hartford,
315
Bolter, James, Hartford,
258
Christ, E. K., New Britain, .
275
Bond, A. H., Hartford,
207 Clark, D. N., Woodbridge, .
19I
Bowen, A. J., Willimantic, .
I45 Clark, G. S., Middlebury,
267
Bradley, DeWitt C., Westport, Bradley, E. E., New Haven,
209
Clark, Thomas, North Stonington, Clark, Wm. B., Hartford,
263
Bradway, Charles P., West Stafford,
140
Clemons, H. N., Danielsonville, .
176
Brainard, Leverett, Hartford,
130 Cleveland, Edward S., Hartford,
93
Brainerd, Erastus, Portland,
302 Cleveland, Wm. N., Andover,
217
Brasie, James W., Washington, .
145
Clowes, Geo. H., Waterbury,
294
Brayton, Charles E., Stonington,
306
Coburn, J. M., Brooklyn,
140
Briggs, Lucius, Griswold,
188
Colburn, George D., Union,
277
Brinsmade, John C., Washington, Brooker, Charles F., Torrington,
109
Collins, John C., New Haven,
69
Brooks, Isaac W., Torrington,
33I Colt, Henry G., Winsted, Colton, O. B., Hartford, 22
172
Brown, D. D., Chatham,
57 Commerford, Charles C., Waterbury,
193
Brown, Francis, Winsted,
373
Comstock, W. H. H., New London,
309
Brown, Freeman M., Hartford,
136 Conant, J. A., Willimantic, .
43
Brown, Hoxie, Colchester,
275
Converse, Julius, Stafford Springs, Cook, Asa S., Hartford,
235
Browne, J. D., Hartford,
269
Cooke, E. Ludlow, Hartford,
75
Browning, C. F., Middletown,
338
Corbin, Lewis A., Rockville,
307
Bruggerhof, F. W., Noroton,
I27
Corbin, Philip, New Britain,
I22
Bryant, S. J., West Haven, .
337
Cothren, William, Woodbury,
99
Buck, Edwin A., Willimantic, Bucklyn, John K., Mystic,
53
Countryman, Franklin, North Branford, Countryman, W. A., Hartford, .
238
Bugbee, Edwin H., Putnam,
268
Cowles, W. A., Torrington, 250
Bulkley, Edward M., Southport, .
330
Crampton, Samuel R., Madison, . Crilly, John A., Hartford,
198
Crissey, Ralph I., Norfolk, .
315
Crofut, Sidney W., Danielsonville,
237
Crossfield, F. S., Hartford, .
295
Burdick, George H., Hartford,
I43
Crothers, T. D., Hartford,
18I
Burlingame, C. S., Canterbury, Burr, George W., Middletown, Bushnell, Cornelius S., Madison,
205
Culver, E. E., Winsted,
275
Calef, A. B., Middletown,
55
Davis, Charles H. S., Meriden, 182
Davidson, C. S., Hartford,
183
Dayton, A. H., Naugatuck, .
250
Deacon, Edward, Bridgeport,
82
Camp, Wm. L., West Winsted, Card, A. M., Sharon, .
300
252
Carpenter, Elisha, Hartford,
169
364
Carter, Henry B., Wolcott, .
329
Dewey, E. W., North Granby, Dewhurst, Eli, Bridgeport, . Dick, William J., Newtown,
222
Catlin, L. S., Bridgeport, .
173
Dickinson, L. A., Hartford, Dillingham, E. B., Hartford,
26
Chadwick, R. W., Lyme,
357
175
Chaffee, J. Dwight, Mansfield,
66
262
Chamberlain, S. E., Wethersfield, Chamberlin, Franklin, Hartford, Chandler, F. D., Eastford,
36
Dimock, Erwin O., Tolland, Doherty, John B., Waterbury, Donahoe, D. J., Middletown, Dunbar, E. B., Bristol,
197
Chapin, J. H., Meriden,
246
Dunbar, M. B., Torrington, .
29I
189 Duncan, Thomas, Windsor, .
II6
179 Dunham, George, Unionville,
172
40 Dwight, Henry C., Hartford,
.
72
Bulkeley, Morgan G., Hartford, . Bulkeley, William H., Hartford, . Bullwinkle, Richard, Greenwich, Bunce, Jonathan B., Hartford,
I7
151
Dains, George W., East Litchfield, Daniel, William F., Stamford,
50
Calhoun, David S., Hartford, Calhoun, J. Gilbert, Hartford, Camp, C. J., West Winsted,
304
255
270
De Bruycker, Florimond, Willimantic, Dennis, E. C., Stafford Springs, Dennis, Rodney, Hartford, .
196
Carter, Stephen B., Westminster, Case, A. Wells, Manchester,
328
276
104
232
231
92
210
Chapman, M. S., Manchester, Chapman, Orrin, North Stonington, Chase, George L., Hartford,
285
103
326
Brown, Nelson A., North Stonington,
283
161
I29
56
146
II8
362
70
293
339
81
286
II
INDEX.
Page
Page
Drake, Sidney, Hartford,
160
Goodrich, Stephen, Hartford, 256
Goodwin, E. O., East Hartford, . 251
Eaton, W. W., Hartford,
87
Goodwin, J. O., East Hartford, .
132
Edmonds, George B., Bridgeport,
204
Goodwin, R. S., Thomaston,
Edwards, Bulkeley, Cromwell,
197
Graham, James, Orange,
327
Eggleston, A. F., Hartford,
98
Granger, S. A., Winsted, 145
73
Elliot, George E., Clinton, . 296
31
Grant, M. F., Norfolk, . 255
Ely, Dudley P., South Norwalk, .
114
Graves, Henry B., Litchfield,
330
Emerson, Irving, Hartford, .
43
Graves, John S., New Haven, Gray, John, Mystic,
131
Etheridge, Frank W., Thomaston, 319
Greeley, E. S., New Haven, Greene, Albert C., Westminster, . Greene, Jacob L., Hartford,
125
Fenn, Apollos, Plainville,
100
Fenn, Jason C., Terryville, .
302
Fessenden, Samuel, Stamford,
108
347
Field, George P., Tolland,
70
341
Fisher, William H., New Haven,
322
Fitch, Samuel, Rockville,
353
Fitton, Crossley, Rockville, .
193
Fitzgerald, R. N., Hartford,
138
Fletcher, D. S., Hartford, .
65
Hall, C. W., Southington,
334
Hall, John H., Hartford,
252
Hall, Lovell, Middletown, .
242
Foster, William B., Rockville, 144 Fowler, F. C., Moodus, 176
Hall, Russell L., New Canaan, 249
46
Fowler, George W., Hartford,
123
Hamersley, William, Hartford, . Hamilton, Alexander, Weston, .
73
Fox, Charles J., Willimantic,
37
Hamilton, Charles S., New Haven, Hamilton, Wm. H., Danielsonville, Hammond, E. Payson, Hartford,
274
Frisbie, Lemuel T., Hartford, 179
Frost, Russell, South Norwalk, . 212
Hammond, S. M., Torrington, Hannum, T. W., Hartford, . Harris, George A., Preston,
366
Gaffey, John F., New Haven,
96
155
Gardiner, Andrew J., Danielsonville, .
298
Hart, A. S., Farmington,
72
Gardner, N. R., Baltic,
350
291
Gardner, W. R., Waterford,
320
60
Gates, J. Henry, North Branford,
129
233
Gatling, Richard J., Hartford,
215
325
Geer, Erastus, Lebanon,
74
Gerhardt, Karl, Hartford,
139
273
Gibbons, Watson, Hartland,
308
37
Gibbs, B. B., Bloomfield,
134
247
Gilbert, H. E. H., Coventry, 370
162
Heery, Luke M., Versailles, Henney, David, Hartford, Henry, E. S., Rockville,
341
152
106
128
310
235
368
103
160
Godard, Harvey, Granby,
.
88
178
Gold, T. S., Cornwall, .
48
Goodman, A. C., Hartford, . Goodrich, Alfred R., Vernon,
50 Holcombe, J. M., Hartford,
157
240 Holcombe, N. W., Simsbury,
44
301
335
Fay, George A., Meriden, 297
Greenslit, David, Hampton, Gregory, James G., Norwalk, Griggs, C. Edwin, Chaplin, . Griswold, Charles, Guilford, Griswold, Edward, Guilford, Gross, Charles E., Hartford, Guernsey, L. M., Mystic,
119
257
Flint, George, Thompson,
199
Forbes, Ira E., Hartford,
187
78
Francis, Oliver S., South Canterbury, 253
284
266
Hartigan, Wm. R., Burlington, Haughton, S. W., Bozrah, . Hauser, Christian, Waterbury, Hawley, Joseph R., Hartford, Hayden, H. Sidney, Windsor, Healy, Robert, Seymour,
345
Gildersleeve, Ferdinand, Portland, Gildersleeve, Henry, Portland, Gildersleeve, O., Portland, . Gillette, E. B., Canaan,
109
153
312
Higgins, John E., Hartford, Hill, Charles E., Stamford, . Hiscox, O. A., Woodstock, . Hitchcock, H. P., Hartford, Hodge, George W., Windsor, Holbrook, C. M., Hartford, . Holbrook, S. T., Norwich, 39
271
Gillmore, J. M., Rockville, Gilpin, Joseph F., Ansonia, . Ginand, David, Bridgeport, Glover, William B., Fairfield,
174
312
Eggleston, J. D., Meriden, . 192
Grannis, Alonzo, Waterbury, Grant, E. M., Stamford,
141
Ellsworth, P. W., Hartford,
IIO
Ensign, Wooster A., New Haven,
41
30
148
261
Hart, Jay H., Waterbury, . Hart, Julius A., Beacon Falls, Hart, M. A., Riverton,
296
I2
INDEX.
Page
Page
Holmes, Israel, Waterbury,
180
Ladd, Charles H., Sprague,
I55
Hopkins, Caleb, Ellington, .
278
Ladd, Samuel J. P., Canterbury, 236
Hoppin, James M., New Haven, .
40 Lake, Thomas A., Rockville,
213
Hough, Elijah J., Wallingford,
25
Houlihan, M. J., Newtown, .
207
Hovey, James A., Norwich,
I68
Howard, James L., Hartford,
150
Lathrop, John M. N., Franklin, . Lawrence, Charles H., Hartford,
22I
Howe, S. H., Norwich,
298
Leach, L. M., Durham,
55
Hoyle, James, Willington, .
97
Leach, Oscar, Durham,
262
Hoyt, George H., Stamford,
224
Leavenworth, John H., Roxbury,
I37
Hoyt, H. W. R., Greenwich,
97
Leavenworth, W. J., Wallingford, Lee, John H., Norwalk,
139
Hubbard, L. M., Wallingford, Huke, Herman W., Torrington, . Hull, Eliphalet B., Darien, .
266
Leete, Calvin M., Guilford, .
321
Hunter, John L., Willimantic, Huntington, C. W., Hartford, Huntington, James, Woodbury,
28I
Lewis, John N., Voluntown,
322
Huntsinger, E. M., Hartford,
44
Lewis, William I., Westbrook,
86
Hurlburt, J. H., Bridgeport,
246 Lincoln, Charles F., Andover,
357
Hutchins, Joseph, Plainfield, Hyatt, James W., Norwalk,
II6
Lipsette, Lewis Allen, Meriden, . Little, Saxton B., Meriden, .
309
Hyde, A. P., Hartford,
27
II2
Hyde, Ephraim H., Stafford,
282
Lockwood, D. B., Bridgeport,
61
Hyde, Frank E., Hartford, .
I46
Lockwood, F. St. John, Norwalk, Loomis, Byron, Suffield,
28
Hyde, William Waldo, Hartford,
II7
Loomis, C. P., Granby,
234
Ives, S. A., Thompson, 342
Jackson, C. E., Middletown,
232
Jennings, George H., Jewett City,
18I
Jennings, William J., Redding,
305
Jeralds, Bennett, Yalesville,
149
Jewell, Charles A., Hartford,
229
Jewell, Lyman B., Hartford,
228
Mahl, George, Hartford,
256
Main, Charles H., North Stonington, .
371
Manross, Elijah, Bristol,
356
Marden, Francis A., Stamford,
71
Jones, Edward F., Branford,
306
Markham, E. A., Durham, .
303
Joslyn, C. M., Hartford,
39
Markham, Oliver, Middletown, Marlor, Henry S., Brooklyn, Marlor, Thos. S., Brooklyn, Marsh, Albert P., New Britain, . 195
68
Keleher, Daniel, Stonington, Kellogg, H. Martin, Lebanon,
78
Martin, Charles F., Pomfret,
300
Kelsey, Horace E., Westbrook, Ketchum, L. Y., Woodbury,
64
Martin, Earl, Danielsonville,
299
150
Martin, Thomas R., Waterbury, .
318
Kiefer, Daniel, Waterbury, .
180
Marvin, E. E., Hartford,
305
Kingsbury, A., Coventry,
154
Marvin, John W., Saybrook, Mason, J. K., Suffield, .
I68
Mattoon, B. H., Watertown,
204
I48
Maxwell, George, Rockville,
II9
Knowlton, J. W., Bridgeport, Knowlton, Marvin, Willimantic, .
149
McConville, W. J., Hartford,
222
Knowlton, N. L., Ashford, .
267
McGovern, Patrick, Hartford,
230
Korper, Adolph, Willington,
233
McKensie, T. H., Southington, .
346
192
Hubbard, E. H., Middletown, .
184
76 Lee, William Wallace, Meriden, . Leeds, John H., New Haven,
24I
262
47
53
32
258 Lewis, Edward C., Waterbury, Lewis, J. B., Hartford,
306
296 Lincoln, J. W., Chaplin,
155
Loomis, Dwight, Rockville, Loomis, J. N., Granby,
234
Lounsbury, Charles W., Darien,
227
Lounsbury, P. C., Ridgefield,
49
Love, W. DeLoss, Jr., Hartford,
35
Lucas, Solomon, Norwich, . II7
Jewell, Pliny, Hartford,
228
Johnson, C. G., Meriden,
52
Johnson, Horace, Plainville, Jones, A. H., Meriden,
332
Marggraff, E. C., Watertown,
313
Jones, George E., Litchfield,
89
270
Judson, Stiles, Jr., Stratford,
45
28
I23
Kingsley, John P., Plainfield, Kirkham, John S., Newington, Kirtland, O. H., Old Saybrook,
348 63
62 McGaughey, J. D., Wallingford, . I9I
224
Howe, George E., Meriden,
158
280 Landers, Charles S., New Britain, 365 Landers, George M., New Britain, Langdon, George, Plymouth, 26
58
154
208
303
INDEX.
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Page
Paige, A. W., Huntington, . 57
67
Palmer, H. R., Stonington, .
McNeil, Charles, Torrington,
349
Palmer, John, Brooklyn,
Merrill, T. B., Hartford,
254
Parker, A. M., Putnam,
259
Parsons, H. A., Salem, 259
348
51
Parsons, E. F., Thompsonville, Parish, R. N., Montville,
344 369
Miller, Dan A., Bristol,
298
Patterson, H. D., Naugatuck,
361
Miller, David H., Georgetown,
300
Peabody, Joseph, Jr., Waterford,
341
Miller, Edward, Meriden,
265
Pearl, Patrick H., Hampton,
105
Miller, W. J., Shelton, .
59
Pease, Theo. I., Thompsonville, . Peek, Clifton, Franklin,
156 260
Miner, O. E., Groton,
310
Peek, Henry W., Bethlehem,
336
Peck, John H., New Britain,
345
Mix, Norris B., Hamden,
198 142
Peck, Tracy, New Haven, .
317
Moore, D. M., Colebrook, .
251
Peck, William Wales, Woodbridge,
325
Moore, N. A., Kensington, .
248
Perkins, Charles E., Hartford,
104 58
Morgan, D. N., Bridgeport,
42
Phelps, Charles, Rockville, .
368
Morris, Luzon B., New Haven,
272
Phelps, James, Essex, .
313
Morse, George M., Putnam,
354
Morse, George N., Meriden,
63
Pickett, Rufus S., New Haven,
355 59 339
Moses, William E., Waterbury, .
79
Pierce, Joseph B., Hartford,
120 87
Nason, A. F., Hartford,
196
Pine, Charles H., Ansonia, .
318 56 355
Neary, Thomas, Naugatuck,
288
Pinney, Charles H., Derby, Pinney, Marcus A., Ellington,
157
Nettleton, W. H., Bristol,
369
Pinney, Royal W., Derby,
326
Newport, E. C., Meriden,
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