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Elvin, lawyer, 326
F. A., bank director, 431 Francis A., bank officer, 432
George L., bank officer, 432 Joseph, settler, 201
Joseph, bank officer, 426
Joshua Newton, owner of famous house, Nor- wich, 578 Maj. Joseph, early resident, Norwich, 172 N. Shaw, trustee, Bulkeley School, 257 Nathaniel I., incorporator Savings Bank, 437 Nathaniel S., physician, 375, 394
Perry, Christopher, father of Oliver and Matthew, 89
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Fred S., and death of "Day" manager, 406 James N., publisher, 415, 419 Oliver and Matthew, naval heroes, 85 Peters, Major Nathan, lawyer, 326 Thomas, associate of John Winthrop, Jr., 99, 100, 278 Phelps, Charles H., bank officer, 431 Dr. Charles, physician, 397 Rev. Benjamin C., pastor, 312 Phillips, George, bank officer, 426 Physicians who came with first immigrants, 363
Pierce, Moscs, founder Aspinook Co., 543
Pierpont, Rev. James, host of Mme. Sarah Knight, 27 Pierson, Rev. Abraham, parsonage of, 276
Pilgrim, first settlers, 3 Pinehurst, historic mansion, 569
Pitkin, William, founder, Colchester, 177 Plant, Morton F., remarkable estate of, 213 Platt, Charles B., partner Norwich Bulletin, 416
Policy Holders, early, 461
Pollard, William J. H., banker, 441 Pond, Harold G., bank officer, 439 Rev. Alvan, pastor, 296
Ponemah Mills, full account of, 502-505
Population, 220, 222
Population of New London County, 1860, 81
Poquetanuck, in Preston, 214
Poquonock River, 2
Porteous, John, bank officer, 433
Porter, Dr. Ezekiel, physician, 364 Dr. I. G., early physician, 375, 396 Epaphras, bank director, 431
Porter's Rocks, 5 Post, John, early settler, 127, 162 Samuel, 556 Thomas, early settler, 162 William, early settler, 102 Potter, Dr. Henry, physician, 397 Rev. James, pastor, 311 William H., lawyer, 335
Potteries in New London County, 544
Powell, Elizabeth, married Rev. Samuel Seabury, 305 Pratt, George, lawyer, 334
Rev. Dr. Llewellyn, historic address by, at Academy exercises, 128; pastor Broadway Church, 248, 296 William, signer of deed to Lyme, 203
Prentice, A. W., owner of shares, Bulletin, 416, 468 Judge Samuel O., address, 250th anniversary; Chief Justice Supreme Court from New London County, addenda, 216 Prentis, John, house of, 426 Prentiss, Dr. Amos, Jr., early physician, 398 Dr. Amos, Sr., early physician, 398 Presidents whose ancestors came from New Lon- don County-Cleveland, Fillmore, Garfield, Grant, Harding, Hayes, 85 Prest, George B., bank officer, 442 Preston, town of, 1, 8, 204, 228 Preston City, part of Preston, 214 Proprietors, Norwich, 127 Public buildings, Norwich, 166
Pullen, Frank 11., editor Norwich "Record," 422 Punderson, Rev. Ebenezer, pastor, 306 Puritan, 2
Putnam, Gen., visits Lebanon, 533
Quakers (Friends) in New London County, 208 Quincy, President of Harvard, quoted, 292 Quinn, Rev. James, R. C. pastor, 320 Quinnebaug River, 2
Ramsdell, Albert N., banker, 430
Ranger, Henry, artist, 204
Rawson, Dr. Thomas H., physician, 392
Raymond, Sherwood, banker, 431 Read, Josiah, early settler, 162
Record, Norwich Evening, 422 Red Cross, New London County, 529-531
"Red Jackets," early fire fighters, Norwich, 475 Reed, F. Dana, connected with "Day," 406 Reeves, William H., bank officer, 443
Reid, Capt. Samuel Chester, naval hero, 92
"Relief" law, exempting Church. of England mem- bers, 290 Remington, Rev. B. D., Baptist clergyman, 302 Representatives from New London County, 239 Reynolds, John, early settler, 162 John, early settler, 207
Rhodes, James, manager of lottery, 209 Richards, Capt. Peter, in battle of Groton Heights, 72 Guy, early officer Union Bank, 426 Peter, incorporator Savings Bank, 437 Richardson, Amos, early settler, 207
Ricketson, Frank B., corporation official, 433
Ricketts, Rev. Charles H., pastor, 297 Riley, Thomas, Fire Chief, 490
Ripley, Alice Adams, fiancée, Nathan Hale, 62 Dr. Dwight, resident, Norwich, 172 Dwight, bank officer, 432 George Burbank, lawyer, 327 George Coit, lawyer, 336 James L., bank officer, 431
Risley, Sidney, potter, 550 Roath, Benjamin F., physician, 383 Roswell Walstem, silversmith, 567
Roberts, George, Methodist preacher, 310 Robertson family, Montville, 205
Robinson, Dr. Horatio, physician, Groton, 398 Dr. William, early physician, Groton, 397 Faith, wife of Governor Trumbull, 533 John, early settler, New London, 102 Thomas, of Norwich Female Academy, 37 Rochambeau, Count, visits Lebanon, 533 Rock Nook Home, historic spot in Norwich, 543 Rockwell, Charles W., eminent citizen, Norwich incorporator, Norwich Savings Society, 172, 432 Gen. Alfred P., eminent citizen, 172 Rockwell's Tower, on "Jail Hill," Norwich, 37 "Rogerenes," account of beliefs, 272, 284 Rogers Brothers, officers of "Savannah," 81 Rogers, Dr. George, physician, 386 Dr. James, physician, 395
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Dr. Jeremiah, physician, 368
Dr. John D., physician, 399
Dr. Theophilus, signer Medical Memorial, 374, 377, 378 Dr. Theophilus, Jr., physician, 378 Moses, commander of "Savannah," 116 Mrs. Elisha E., historian, 375 Samuel, 27
Stevens, sailing master of "Savannah," 116
Rolfe, William H., original member of "Day," 402 Roman Catholic Churches-Immaculate Conception (Baltic), Rev. William T. O'Brien, pastor; Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Rev. Paul Kosczyk; Our Lady of the Rosary (Jewett City), Rev. John McCabe, pastor; Sacred Heart (Groton), Rev. William Fox, pastor; Sacred Heart (Norwichtown), Rev. C. W. Brennan, pastor; Sacred Heart (Taftville), Rev. W. O. Bellerose, pastor; parochial school; St. Andrew's (Colchester), Rev. Philip J. Morney, pastor; St. Joseph's (New London), Rev. William G. Fitzsimmons, pastor; St. Joseph's (Norwich), Rev. Igna- tius Maciejewski, pastor; St. Joseph's (Oc- cum), Rev. Frederick Dessureault, pastor; St. Mary's (Norwich), Rev. W. A. Keefe, pastor; parochial school; St. Mary's Star of the Sea (New London), Rev. Timothy M. Crowley, pastor; St. Mary's (Stoning- ton), Rev. James E. O'Brien, pastor; St. Patrick's (Mystic), Rev. W. J. Fitzgerald, pastor; St. Patrick's (Norwich), Rev. M. H. May, pastor; parochial school, 317, 321
Roosevelt, Mrs. Theodore, descended from Gen. Daniel Tyler, 170
"Rose of New England" (Norwich), 215 Rosscter, Rev. Ebenezer, pastor, 282
Rousseau, Jean Jacques, "Contrat Social" of, 199
Rowe, William H., bank cashier, 430 Royce, Jonathan, early resident, 162
Ruskin, quotation from, 32
Russell, Rev. Ebenezer, North Society, 282
Sabin, Dr. John, physician, 377 Sachems Plain, Norwich, Indian battle ground, 7 Saco, flight of Pequots to, 6 Safford, John, settler (Newent), Lisbon, 201
Salem, town of, 1, 58, 204, 205, 232
Salem District probate courts, 325
Saltonstall, Dr. Winthrop, physician, 392 Gurdon, Chief Justice, 326 Nathaniel, banker, 437 Rev. Gurdon, pastor, 19, 27, 277, 286
Sanford, Zachariah, signer of deed to Lyme, 203 Sassacus, leader of Pequot Indians, 5
Savannah, first steamship to cross Atlantic, 84; voyage described, 116 Saxton, L. Henry, bank officer, 431 Say and Seal, Lord, leader Saybrook Colony, 203, 283 Saybrook Fort, 4, 128, 203 "Saybrook Platform," religious beliefs, 273 Sayles, Sabin N., shareholder Bulletin, 416
homas D., bank officer, 436
Scarborough, Mr., early schoolmaster, 36 "School Fund," from sale of "Western Reserve," 33 School History, carly, 33 Schools of Norwich, 34
Scott, Capt., in battle of Groton Heights, 70 Dr. John, physician, 385
Ella, principal Mystic Oral School, 269
Scouts, Boy and Girl, part of general religious work, 276 "Scabrook," Mmc. Knight's Journal, 19
Scabury, Bishop Samuel, first American bishop, 187 Charles, rector, 307 Inscription on gravestone, 187 John, father of Samuel, 305 Samuel, born July 8, 1706, 305, 391 Samuel, Jr., consecration in Aberdeen, 307 Samuel, Jr., physician, 391
Searls, John, settler, 207
Selden, Col. Richard, resident of Lyme, 330 Maria, wife of Judge Henry M. Waite, 330 Senators, State, from New London County, 237 "Separatism" in the County, 272, 273
"Sessions House" of First Church, New London, 294 Seymour, Capt. William, in battle of Groton Heights, 73 Shapley, Capt. Adam, battle of Groton Heights, 66, 71, 72, 73, 390 Shaw, Capt. Nathaniel, bearer of message, 70 Mansion, Acadian Builders, 215
Mansion, New London, 85 Thomas, settler, 207 Sheffield, L. T., bank officer, 430 W. Kyle, bank officer, 428
Shephard, C. I., part owner "Day," 406 Julius T., Jr., news editor "Day," 406
Shetucket River, 2, 7
Shields, Judge William H., lawyer, 356 Shipman, Judge Nathaniel, eminent son of Norwich, 225; incorporator Norwich Savings So- ciety, 432 Nathaniel, silversmith, 564 Shipping of New London, statistics of, 114
Sholes, Alonzo W., Fire Chief, 490 Showtucket (Shetucket River), 201 Sigourney, Lydia H., famous poetess, 92, 144; poem at opening of Norwich Free Academy, 249
Silk Industry of county, 218 Silversmiths of New London County, 552 Simmons, Abel H., banker, 445
Sistare, Charles C., bank cashier, 428 Ebenezer, bank cashier, 428 Joseph, banker, 437 Sizer, Dr. Abel T., physician, 397 Skinner, Dr. Thomas, early physician, 386 Ichabod Lord, trustee Bacon Academy, 254 John, settler, Colchester, 178
Slater, John Fox, shareholder Bulletin, 94, 416 Memorial Hall, gift of William A. Slater, 215, 253 William A., benefactor Norwich Free Acad- emy, 215, 253 Smallpox, epidemics of, 146
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Smith, Dr. John, physician, 398
Dr. John L., physician, 396, 399 Dr. Marvin, physician, 399 Dr. Rufus, physician, 384 Dr. Seth, physician, 396 Dr. Vine, physician, 384 Francis Hopkinson, 93
George B., publisher, 413 J. Hunt, bank officer, 431 Oliver, settler, 207 Prof. Elbridge, first principal Norwich Free Academy, 251
Rev. C. Harley, pastor, 313 Rev. Nehemiah, carly resident, 162 Richard, signer of deed to Lyme, 203 Sons of American Revolution, 194
"Southertown" (Stonington,) 281 "Southerntown" (Mystic), 207 Spalding, Asa, eminent lawyer, 326 Dr. Asa, physician, 398 Dr. Rufus, Norwich, 326 Judge Luther, Norwich, 326 Spanish War Records, from Conn. Roster, 582
Spaulding, Daniel B., bank president, 444
Spicer, Peter, early settler, 200
Sprague, town of, 1, 206, 228
Stage Coach and Tavern Days, 536
Stanford, Mrs. Leland, descendant of Norwich an- cestors, 93
Stanners, John, Fire Chief, 490 Joseph A., bank officer, 428
Stanton, Dr. John G., 260 Howard L., Fire Chief, 481
John, settler, 207
Joseph, settler, 207
Lewis E., benefactor Bacon Academy, 255
Stiles, bank officer, 441 Thomas, settler, 206, 207
"Star Papers," Henry Ward Beecher, 172
Starkweather, Henry Howard, congressman, 332, 420 Starr, Jonathan, bank president, 427
Statistics, manufacturing, 493, 505
Staunton, Lieut. Enoch, in battle of Groton Heights, 68
Stearns, Raymond, bank officer, 439
Stebbins, John, early settler, 102
Stedman, Edmund Clarence, eminent author, 92, 123 James, lawyer, 327 Sterling, Gen. Elisha, lawyer, 326 Sterry, Consider, early teacher, 35 Robert, early settler, 207
Stevens, Henry, early settler, 207
Stewart, William, early bank officer, 426
Stinson, Jesse B., officer, Groton Savings Bank, 445
Stockholders, National Whaling Bank, 438
Stockman, Charles I., bank incorporator, 437
Stoddard, Dr. Benjamin F., early physician, 398 Ralph, early settler, 200
Stoddard's Wharf, Ledyard, 214
Stonington-Boundaries of, 207; danger from King Philip, 207; District Probate Court, 207;
carly settlement, names of settlers, 206, 231; house lot holders, 207; in Revolution, 207; largest town of New London County in 1800, 77; local historian, Richard Wheeler, 207; Long Point settlement, 207; lottery for church, 208; Mme. Knight's Journal, 18, 27; mark where three States meet, 213; town of New London County, 1, 8
Storey, Arthur E., bank officer, 431 Storrs, Dr. Melanchthon, physician, 386
Story, Isaac, bank officer, 432
Strahan, Rev. P. P., pastor, 320
Strong, David O., bank cashier, 434 George C., bank president, 448
Henry, lawyer, 329; president Norwich Savings Society, 433 Mary (Huntington), mother of Henry Strong, 329 Rev. Dr., pastor at Norwichtown, 58, 144, 145, 272, 294, 533 Rev. Joseph, pastor First Church, Norwich- town, 329
Sturdy, George A., connected with "Day," 408 Submarine Base, 589
Sullivan, Gen., visits Lebanon, 533
Superior Court at New London, 324
Support of Public Schools, 44
Supreme Court at New London, 324
Surrenderers, Indians settled in Lisbon, 201
Swift, Hon. Zephamiah, trustee Bacon Academy, 254
Sykes, Rev. Dorson Ebenezer, publisher, 412
Taft, Cyril, founder Ponemah Mills Co., 502 E. P., and the Ponemah Mills Co., 502 Taftville (named for E. P. Taft), 502"
Taintor, Charles N., benefactor Bacon Academy, 255 Judah Lord, benefactor Bacon Academy, 255 Michael, early settler, 177
Talbot, Rev. John, preached at New London, 271
Talcott, John, coach driver, 181
Tanner, Abel P., lawyer, New London, 340; speech at rededication of New London County Court House, 352
Taverns, list of, 539
Taverns, Norwich, 168
Taylor, Rev. Edward, letter to Miss Fitch, II
Rev. John Phelps, Second Church, New Lon- don, 298 Terry, Eli, clock maker, 558
Thames River, 2, 211, 212
Thames Towboat Company, 495
Thatcher, Anthony, bank cashier, 430
Thayer, John M., attorney, 445 Rev. John, Roman Catholic missionary, 272, 319
Thomas, Capt., in battle of Groton Heights, 70 William B., Fire Chief, 490
Thompson, Edward R., bank trustee, 450 Isaac, bank officer, 430, 437
Rev. William, early pastor, 207 Rev. William, missionary to Indians, 281
"Thornuary," a game played in early days, 143
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Thresher, Seneca S., lawyer, 344 Thurston, Horace, physician, 383 Tibbetts, Rev. C. C., pastor, 312 Tibbitts, Dr. John C., physician, 384 Major John A., lawyer, 401 Tiernay, Admiral, visitor at Ledyard, 533 Tinker, George F., bank president, 258, 428 Tirrell, Henry A., bank director, 433 Presiding Elder Eben, Norwich district, 311 Tisdale, George, physician, 375 Nathan, physician, 190, 375 Touzain, Dr. Dominie, French surgeon, 381 "Town Deposit Fund," schools of Connecticut, 46 Towne, Walter A., principal Bulkeley School, 257 Tozer, Dr. Richard, pupil of Dr. Benjamin Wheat, 380
Tracy, Andrew, holder of land, Norwich, 548 Daniel W., foreman Bulletin, 421 Dr. Philemon, physician, 364, 375, 379 Dr. Solomon, physician, 164, 377 Elisha, bank officer, 379; physician, Norwich, 368, 431 Erastus, brother of Gurdon Tracy, 560 Gurdon, silversmith, 560
Henry B., bank president, 431
Isaac, owner of mill, Norwich, 548
Lieut. Thomas, early settler, 162, 377. 571 Phineas L., early teacher, 36
Richard P., physician, 375, 381 Sergeant John, early settler, 162 Trade Schools, 49 Trading Cove, near Norwich, 215
Trankla, John, first pressman Bulletin, 421
Treat, Governor, of Connecticut, 9, 10 Governor Robert, early settler, 102, 103 "Trinitarian," religious controversy regarding, 274 Trott, Jonathan, silversmith, 558 Trumbull, Col. John, historical painter, 89 Faith, wife of Gov. Trumbull, 533 Fort, New London, 65, 66 Governor ("Brother Jonathan"), 57
Governor, famous son of Lebanon, 190, 196, 533 Gov. Jonathan (Proclamation of 1776), 197 Gurdon, Norwich resident, 145 Jonathan, Chief Justice Supreme Court, 326; trustee Bacon Academy, 254 Jonathan, Jr., Governor of City, 197 Jonathan, Norwich historian, 193 Jonathan, Sr., Governor of City, 197 Joseph, Capt., early resident, 164, 189 Joseph, Governor of City, 197
Lyman, Senator, famous graduate of Bacon Academy, 180 Tully, Rev. Bernard, R. C. pastor, 319 Tunnel, first railroad tunnel in U. S., 81
Turner, Dr. John, son of Philip Turner, 381 Dr. Philip, physician, Norwich, 164, 364, 374, 380; signer of memorial, 373 Ezekiel, early settler, 200 Guy, bank incorporator, 437 John C., connected with New London "Day," 401 Turnpike, first in United States, 81
Tyler, Dr. Bishop, physician, 384 Dr. Lucius, physician, 384 Rev. John, rector, 308, 533
Uncas; Onkos, Sachem (same as Uncas), 4, 5, 6. 7, 8, 52, 53, 105, 124, 187
Benjamin, ward of Rev. Eliphalet Adams, 292 Betty, Mohegan Queen, 148
Uncas Monument, Norwich, 86, 571
Uncasville, named for Chief Uncas, 215
Underhill, 5 Union School, New London, 39
Union Trust and Bank Company, 425
Unitarian belief spreading in New England, 274 United Colonies, 7
Universalist Society, 321
Utley, Dr. Vine, physician, 369, 375, 399
Various religious bodies in county, 314 Versailles, 214
Viets, Carl J., publisher, 223
Vocational High School (New London), 259; act of incorporation, 260; article by Mr. F. S. Hitchcock, principal, 259; courses of instruc- tion, 262; helped in edowment drive for Connecticut College, 264; miscellaneous facts about, 265; modeled after various famous institutions, 260; origin of, 259
Voluntown, I, 209; "Volunteers' Town," 229
Von Humboldt, Alexander, remarks on county, 85
Wade, Robert, early settler, 162
Wadsworth Athenaeum (Hartford) relics of Groton Heights, 75 Wadsworth, Capt. Joseph, 10
Wait, John Turner, lawyer, 331 Waite, George P., lawyer, 330 Henry M., lawyer, 326, 329
Marvin, eminent lawyer, 328, 426
Morrison R., Chief Justice, 89, 180, 213, 328, 331 Richard, lawyer, 330
Waitstill, Avery, (Mecklenburg, Conn.), 86 Waldo, John, signer of deed to Lyme, 203 Waller, Charles B., attorney, Mariners' Savings Bank, New London, 448; lawyer, 336, 340 Hon. Thomas M., Governor of Connecticut, 222, 447
Thomas M., eminent lawyer, 336 Thomas M., mentioned in "Day," 404 William, signer of deed to Lyme, 203
Wallis, Hamilton, benefactor Bacon Academy, 255
War of 1812, as it affected the county, 115 Ward, Benjamin, small-pox inoculation, 368 John E., bank officer, 450 Warner, Dr. Andrew T., physician, 398 Dr. Richard, physician, 399
Warren, Dr. William W. J., physician, 399 Washington, General, visitor at Lebanon, New Lon- don, and Norwich, 57, 59, 61, 533 Waterford, town of, 1, 209
Water power, use of, 218 Waterman, Sergeant Thomas, early settler, 162
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Watrous, Daniel, trustee Bacon Academy, 254 Dr. John R., physician, 369 John, early physician, 374 John R., trustee Bacon Academy, 254 John R., benefactor Bacon Academy, 182 John R., early physician, 374, 385 Watson, Nathaniel, early settler, 102 Wattles, Dr. Thomas R., physician, 389
Wawecqua, Indian local name, 8 Webb, Julius, bank trustee, 450 Webster, Major Durkee, 543 Welch, Rev. George H., Universalist, 322
Wellington, and Napoleon, 77
Wells, David Ames, eminent resident Norwich, 93 Dr. John P., physician, 398 Dr. Thomas J., physician, 398
Wentworth, Erastus, owner of pottery, 549 Lucy, wife of Erastus, 549 Mary, second wife of Erastus, 549
Rev. Erastus, missionary to China, 139, 140, 141 Wesleyan and Connecticut College, 244 West, Thomas, bank incorporator, 437
Westchester, part of Colchester, 178
Western Reserve and School Fund, 33, 45
West Point Academy and General Huntington, 139 Wetheral, Capt. Daniel, early settler, 177 Wethersfield, 9
Whaling from New London, statistics of, 78, 79, 109, 110, 11I, 112, 113 114 Wheat, Dr. Benjamin, Norwich, 370 Samuel, bank officer, 426
Wheeler, Isaac, early settler, 207 Judge Ralph, address of, 348
Richard A., historian, 206, 235
School and Library, 214 Thomas, early settler, 207
Wheelock, Deacon Ralph, father of Eleazar, 288 John, 56, 193
Rev. Eleazor, founder Wheelock School, 54, 55 273
Whipple, Enoch and Mystic Oral School, 266 Home School, Mystic Oral School, 266 Jonathan, 266
Terah Colburn, 266 Samuel, 266
Whistler, James Abbott McNeil, artist, 209 Whitaker, Horace, bank officer, 450
Rev. Nathaniel, went to England with Sampson Occum, 55, 295 White, Charles E., bank officer, 428, 437 Joel W., bank officer, 43€
Whitfield, George, evangelist, 273 Whiting, Edward, bank president, 435 James W., physician, 368 Maj. Ebenezer, owner of historic house, Nor- wich, 574
Whitney, Asa, and first Pacific railroad, 201 Stephen, railroad builder, 86
Whiton, D. E., manufacturer, New London, 496 Lucius E., mayor New London, 260, 428; bank officer, 496 Whittlesey, Ezra C., manager "Day," 406
George, incorporator Vocational School, 260;
officer Savings Bank, New London, 438 Oramel, founder Salem School of Music, 58 Wight, Rev. Jabez, pastor Long Society, 288 Wightmans, father and son, Babtist clergymen, 299 Wilcox, Alvan, silversmith, 565
Rev. G. B., pastor, 298 Willey, Isaac, early settler, 102
Williams, Augustus C., part owner of "Day," 402 Charles P., bank president, 441
Hon. N. B., speech at Lebanon, 193
Joseph, lawyer, bank officer, 328, 426, 431, 432
Mansion, New London, 38
Memorial Institute, 258
Mrs. Harriet Peck, founder of Williams Memo- rial Institute, 258 Rev. Joshua L., early teacher, 36
Rev. Solomon, pastor, 288
Rev. Thomas, early teacher, 36
Thomas, bank incorporator, 437
Thomas, 546
William, bank officer, patriot and helper of Gov. Trumbull, signer Declaration of Independ- ence, 430, 431, 191, 433, 200, 193
William M., fire chief, Norwich, 480
Willis, Rev. Henry, pastor, 289
Williston, Seth, 39
Wilson, Increase, bank incorporator, 437
Windsor, 9
Winslow, Rev., missionary to Ceylon, 294
Winters, Charles J., president Fire Insurance Com- pany, 466 Winthrop, Deane, early settler, 102 Deane, brother of John, Jr., 100
Fitz John and Waitstill, sons of John W., younger, 104
Gov. Fitz John, parishioner of Rev. G. Salton- stall, 287
Gov. John, younger, son of Mass. Governor, 2, 8, 9, 22, 27 John, estate of, 104
John, Governor of Massachusetts, 97
John, the younger, 97, 203, 376 John, younger, and Saybrook, 128 Mrs. John, on Fisher's Island, 203
Withey, William E., bank officer, 430
Witter, Ebenezer, early schoolmaster, 36 Josiah, early settler, 207
Wolcott, Dr. Simon, physician, 374, 390
Wolves, in New London, bounty on, 85, 105, 186, 188
Wood, Consider, settler, 102
W. R., shareholder, Bulletin, 416
Woodard, Frank L., Dime Savings Bank, 431 Woodbridge, Dr. Dudley, physician, 397 Rev. Ephraim, father of Dr. Dudley, 397 Rev. Ephraim, First Church of Christ, 286, 293 Samuel, bank officer, 426
William, principal of School, Norwich, 36
Woodward, Ashbel, physician, historian, 375, 382
Rev. John, pastor, "Nine-Mile Tract, 281, 289 Wooster, Dr. Sylvester, physician, 399 Worden, Dr. Thomas, physician, 377 World War Records, various towns, 584 Worthington, Asa, signer of deed to Newent, 202
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Wright, Elizabeth, one of founders of Connecticut College, 264 Wyllys, Samuel, home of, Hartford, 10 Yale College, gifts from Norwich, 53 Yantic River, 2
Yellow Fever in New London County, 86, 371 York, Dr. Edward, physician, 398 James, carly settler, 207 Young, Alfred A., bank director, 436 Mason, shareholder New London "Day," 404 Y. M. C. A., 314, 315
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BIOGRAPHICAL INDEX
ADDENDA AND ERRATA
Crandall, page 365; Billings F. S. Crandall was elected judge of probate for the District of Ledyard in 1922.
Abel, Alfred L., 397
Amorette E., 397
Samuel, 387 Samuel P., 387 Allyn, Annie B., 313
Lillian T., 280 Susan A., 273 Ashbey, George A., 490 George B., Capt., 490 Marion C., 490
Edwin L., 466
Carlos W., 128, 129
Elijah H., 396
Ebenezer, 311
Elijah S., 396
Emily F., 312
Aubrey, Elias A., 268 Frank G., 268
Eugene P., 466
Gurdon S., Dr., 313
Margaret C., 268
Joseph P., 466
John, 128, 311
Lawrence I., 397
Laura A., 313
Lloyd E., 397
Louis M., Dr., 312
Austin, Champlain, 436 David, 85
Theodore S., 397 William H., 466
Marguerite L., 313
Ezekiel, 436, 437
Abell, Charles H., 35
Robert, 128, 311
Jeremiah, 436
Charles J., 34, 35 Clara L., 35
Rufus, 311
John, 85
Frederick M., 35
William E., 313
Louisa, 86
John W., 35
Wilson, 129 Wilson T., 129
Susan W., 437 Willis R., 85, 86
Silas, 34 Thomas C., 34
Frederick V., 270
Avery, Albert L., 245, 456 Albert T., 457 Andrew, 420
Ackley, Augustus, 424 John A., 424 Mabel, 424
Anderson, Frank H., Capt., 222
Annie H., 457
Adams, Allan H., 306
Louis, 222 Margaret D., 222
Christopher, 245, 411, 419, 456
Benjamin, 261
Horace, 357
Irene, 246
Charles, 305
John, 357
James, Capt., 411, 419, 456
Clarence B., 261
Lewis, 458
John, 420
Edith J., 236
Lewis A., 457. 458
John D., 245, 246, 456, 457
Frank E., 261
Martin, 357
John D. (2), 457
Henry A., 236
Mary, 357 Viola M., 458
Martha H., 411
Horace A., 305
Anthony, Abby G., 100 Albert, 100
Mary A., 457
Isabella, 306
Alice M., 100
Leslie E., 306
Daniel S., 100 Edward M., Rev., 100
Ayers, Alberta, 485 Edward E., 484
Agnew, Ellen E., 144 Robert R., Dr., 143 William B., 143
Appley, Andrew J., 229 Frederick J., 229 Mary E., 229 Armstrong, Benjamin A., 273, 280
Joseph E., 485 Lloyd P., 484
Alexander, Alice, 293
Charles T., 273
Ayling, Henry M., 14 John, 14
Prentice L., 293 Allen, Catherine, 387
James R., 272 John, 272, 273 John P. T., 280
Mildred, 15 Nelson J., 14
Ida M., 466
James, 129
Aurele, Mary, 476 Victor, 476 Victor M., 476
Louis R., 466
Louis P., 311, 312
Matilda W., 129
Frank E., 436, 437
James M., 34
Robert, 436
Lucy W., 35
Amburn, Catherine, 270
Sarah L., 35
Clarence H., 270
George, 269 Hiram H., 269, 270
Andrew M., 419, 420
Augustus P., 457
Anna M., 261
Andrews, Arthur E., 357
Goldie B., 420
Benjamin W., 261, 262
Latham, 4II
Hiram, 305
John, 236
Nathaniel H., 411 Rachel, 457 Thomas W., 245, 457
Mary, 262
John, 484
Charles P., 293 Frank J., 293
Sarah E., 129
John P., 86
Anna M., 46
Gurdon S., 312
517
Oliver M., 439 Telouise, 439 Bellerose, Ceserie, 255 Frederick, 255 Ulderic O., Rev., 255 Benjamin, Amy, 275 Annie, 275 Clarence E., 275
Edwin F., 274 Elizabeth, 275 Levi, 274 Bennett, Ella E., 344
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