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3 June 1743, Lowrance Knickerbaker of the North Warde of Dutches Co., gr.
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5 May 1743, Epharim Colver of Litchfield, gte.
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7 Apr. 1743, John Hutchinson of Lebanon, gr. to Nathl. Skinner Jr. of Sharon, of that part of the land that he and s'd Skinner bought of Thos. Lamb.
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9 June 1741, Jonathan Westover of Simsbury, Ct. gr. of Sal. land, about 200 a., to Joshua Bordman of Sheffield, Mass. Ruluff Dutcher's house men- tioned.
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IO May 1743, Joshua Bordman of Sheffield gr. to Samuel Bellowes of Sal., same piece as next pre- ceding, house of "Ruluff Dutcher deceased" men- tioned. Benjamin Sacket a witness.
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27 Apr. 1743, John Hutchinson of Lebanon gte. 27 Apr. 1743, Timothy Horsford of Canaan, Conn., gr. to Martain Kellogg of Wethersfield, Conn., I/32 of 100 a. westerly of Wonuncopacok Pond. Also 14 of 2 a. of land "lying in Canaan" a little below the foot of the Great Falls on the Ousetun- nuck river, and 14 part of Iron Works, stream, dam etc., location not stated.
P. 217 27 Apr. 1743, Timothy Horsford of Canaan gr. to Daniel Horsford of Canaan, I/48 of 100 a. in Sal., same 100 a. as is ment. in next preceding.
P. 219 3 June 1743, Harmon Knickerbaker of Dutches Co., gte., 951/2 a. out of 5th lot in 4th division. One
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of the bounds a stake by "west side of Middel pond,"-another course 95 rods on Sharon line. (N. B. Pencil note on this page,-"Clark's land.")
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29 Aug. 1720. Stephen Noble and Wm. Gaylard both of New Milford, for £80 L. M. of N. Y., grant unto "William White of the Mannor of Livingstone" and Abram Vanduson of Weatauge, in colony of Conn., about 200 a. "being on the Meddowes called Weatauge * * being on the west side of Owsetunnuck river about one mile above the upper great falls" bounded S. and E. by river, W. upon undivided lands and N. upon Ruluff Dutcher's land.
P. 225 P. 228
2 June 1743. Nathan Smith of Sal. gte.
24 Nov. 1738. Henery Vanduson of Sal., for £500, sells to his father Abraham Vanduson of Sal., ab. 62 a. with buildings standing thereon, bounded "Southerly and westerly on ye pond called ye South pond." Deed signed by Hender- yck Van duesen and Knelehe his wife (her mark). Ack. 24 Nov. 1738 before Joseph Bird J. P. at Canaan. (N. B. Margin pencilling,-"Plumb's land.")
P. 229 19 June 1743, Godfrey Vanduson of "Ankrom in the Mannor of Levingston" gr. to Thos. New- comb of Sal.
P. 232 May 1740, Isaac Fellowes of Plainfield, Windham Co. mentioned as partner in Sal. lands.
P. 234 14 May 1741, Elias Reed "of Stratford in fier- field County," gte.
P. 236 15 Mch. 1738/9, Colony's Committee gr. to Joseph Tuttel Jr. of New Haven, one right in Sal.
P. 238 6 Feb. 1735/6, Robert Walker, Jr. of Stratford, gr. to Alaxander Wolcott of New Haven 1/16 of 100 a. "westerly of a large pond known to ye
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Indians by ye name of Wonuncopauk pond said pond lieth easterly of ye road from Weataug to Sackets Farm said land was laid out to Ezekiel Ashly and John Pell 27 Oct. 1731." Mch. 3, 1739/40, Wolcott assigns his right in this land to "my late wife Lydia" (she "having lately obtained a Divorce") and her heirs, in view of purchase hav- ing been made with her money.
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6 Feb. 1722/3, Abraham Vanduson and Wm. White divide their purchase (made Aug. 1720) of Gaylord and Noble "of a tract of land known by the name of Weataug"-dividing line beg. at River and running west, etc. Vanduson to have land No. of line and White that So. of it. This partition line was run by Edmund Lewis, Surveyor of Fair- field Co. and "Thos. Knowls of Woodbury and Thos. Hill of Fairfield to carry the chain." "The above is a true coppy of New Milford Records." 3 May 1743, Town Meeting voted that the school right be vandued and leased at the house of Mr. Thomas Baylyes on 2d Thursday in June at 10 A. M. and to continue by adjournment until all of it is leased.
THOMAS NEWCOMB BENAJAH WILLIAMS
THOMAS LAMB BENJAMIN WHITE SAMUEL BELLOWES
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Committee on lease, all or any three of them Impowered to act.
At this same meeting (see p. 9 original record Vol. I) it was voted that the said right given to the town by the General Assembly should be dis- posed of, and the interest devoted to the mainte- nance of "a school in this town."
Pp. 242-262 7 July 1743, Town Committee in pursuance to a town vote, 3 May 1743, gave 999 year lease of part of the School right to Thos. Lamb. About 75 a. in 5th Div., Consid. £55, 15s.
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Another part of school right leased to Caleb Smith of Sal., same date, for £50 IOS. 7d. 2f., about 100 a. in the 3rd Div.
Another part leased to John Hutchinson and Nath. Skinner of Sal., for £38 15s. 3d., 75 a. in 5th Div.
Another part leased to Thos. Newcomb of Sal. for £150 5s., ab. 259 a. in 4th Div. One of the courses ran to the N. W. corner of Mr. Wood- bridge's Grant. Date 8 July 1743.
Another part leased to Thos. Rood of Sal. for £19 6s. 3d. About 20 a. in 2d Div.
Another part leased to Benajah Williams of Sal. for £17 IOs. 9d. Acreage not stated. Date 8 July 1743.
Another part leased to James Stoddar of Litch- field, for £25 17s. 6d. 75 a. in 6th Div.
Another part leased to James Allworth of Sal. for £18 15s. 75 a. in 6th Div.
Another part leased to Thomas Wolcott of Ancrom in Livingston Manor for £83 16s. 3d. About 100 a., the 21st lot in Ist Div. This lease dated 17 Nov. 1743.
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12 Dec. 1743, Thos. Newcomb of Sal. gr. to "my well beloved son Cyrenius Newcomb of Sal." Land southerly of Cornelius Knickerbaker's "upon the easterly side of Wonuncopaucook pond so called."
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25 July 1743, Timothy Edwards, Talor, of ye Oblong (in Prov. of N. Y.) "Ajacent to ye town of Salisbury in Connecticut Colony" sells 30 a. in Sal. to Thos. Lamb. Said land lay near land of "Capt. Benajah Williams, by ye pond," and was sold to Edwards by John Burton who bought it of Lamb. Wit.,-Thomas Baylyes and Pelatiah Addams.
P. 270
18 Oct. 1743, Jerad Goodrich of Sheffield (Mass.) gte., 651/2 a. near north end of "Toms Barrack so called." .
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On presentation of a memorial from the town, by Samuel Bellowes of Sal., the town's agent to Gen- eral Assembly at New Haven, 2d Thursday Oct. 1743, the Assembly granted a land tax on a basis of £6 per right (college, school and ministerial lands excepted) and 4d. per acre on all "Counterey Grants" laid out unimproved in said town for 3 years next thereafter ensuing, and appt'd Josiah Stoddar collector to pay the monies to the Town Treas., annually, to be used for support of "an orthodox minister," and the building of a meeting house.
P. 273 P. 275
The "Indian right" ment. in a deed dated 24 Oct. 1743.
6 Dec. 1743 Thos. Lamb sells 9 acres 113 rods to Cornelius Kernickerbacker on east side of s'd K's "now dwelling house," the first bounds of the piece being a stake and stones "North of his house by the hyway."
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In a deed dated 6 Dec. 1743, Jacob Vanduson, gte., the "North pond so called" is ment., on N. W. side of which was a corner of a pitch in the 5th Div. that had been laid out to Edward & Elias Rood, on their right.
P. 277
30 Jan. 1743/4, ment. is made of Abraham Van- dusen and two sons of his, Jacob and Henry-Abra- ham and Jacob being called of Sal. South Pond ment.
P. 279
14 Feb. 1743 (17th yr. of Geo. II), Thomas Lamb of Sal., Cooper, sells to Martin Huffman of Dutchis Co., for £1,800 New England money O. T. one "country grant" containing 545 a., and sun- dry other lands and one and one-half rights in the town, exclusive of what land had been laid out in the first six divisions.
P. 281
14 Feb. 1743/4, Isaac Fellows of Plainfield, Wind- ham Co., husbandman, gte.
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14 June 1743, Charles Burwell (sic) of Canaan gte., 9th lot in Ist Div.
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13 Feb. 1743/4, John Gay of Sharon (Conn.) gr. to Capt. Abel Wright of Kent (Conn.), the 13th lot in Ist Div., also the 16th lot in the 3rd Div., which latter abutted in part on "Colonel Fitches land" and in part on "Mr. John Smiths land" and in part on "Newton's Grant." Wit. John and Stephen Calkins. Ment. made (p. 286) of "Hyway to the Iron Works."
P. 287
18 Feb. 1743/4, Samuel Bellows gr. to Thomas Rood, both of Sal. Ment. made of a 200 a. grant of land which Cornelius Dutcher of Sal. purchased of Benjamin Lewis of Stratford.
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8 Nov. 1743, Samuel Clark of Sal. gte. Zadock Gibbs a witness.
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25 Feb. 1743/4, Humphrey Avery of Groton (Conn.) gr. to Thomas Chipman of Groton (Conn.)-four parcels of land in Sal.
P. 298
8 Feb. 1743/4, Humphrey Avery of Groton ( Conn.) for £439, 12s. O. T. sells to John Fitch of Wind- ham (Conn.) all his right, i. e. 3/7 part of the grant of 500 acres made to the heirs of Ebenezer Fitch of Windsor. Avery obtained his 3/7 by purchase from James Fitch of Durham (Apr. 15, 1743) and from Elijah Fitch of Windsor (Apr. 19, 1743) both sons of said Ebenezer Fitch of Windsor deceased. The bounds of the entire 500 a. grant are then given-the first bound being "the southwest corner of the Colledge land."
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17 Feb. 1743/4, Medinah Fitch of Windsor (Conn.) son of Ebenezer Fitch late of Windsor deceased, for £136 O. T. sells 1/7 part of the above 500 a. grant to John Fitch of Windham.
P. 301 18 Apl. 1743, Eleazer Fitch of Windham another son of said Ebenezer Fitch of Windsor dec'd,
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sells for £142, 1/7 of the 500 a. grant before ment. to John Fitch Jr., of Windham.
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Mch. 10, 1744, Benajah Williams of Sal., gr. to Thos. Lamb, 5 a. and 6 rods, the first bound being a maple tree, "standing by a pond called Wonun- copaucock" ... about 3 rods westward of the brook that runs out of said pond, etc. Was adjacent to "Noles and Andrew Henman's" 100 a. grant (which tho granted to them by Colony, appears to have been laid out to Lamb.)
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9 Apl. 1744, Thos. Lamb of Sal., gr. to Joel Hervey of Sharon, 3 parcels of land in Sal. One 5 a. pc. had sawmill and cornmill etc., standing on it. The 3rd pc. was ab. 21/2 a. at the "mouth of the Large pond on taconack mountain." (Note. On p. 310 Harvey sold 1/2 of this purchase to Joseph Park of Sharon, Apl. 18, 1744.)
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I May 1744, Abraham Vanduson of Sal., gr. Sal. lands to sons Hartman and Robbart Vanduson both late of Sal. ("Hartman now of Albany," N. Y.). Grantor also mentions his son Hendrick and Hendrick's wife Knelche. Ments. a part of the land sold as having been purchased of Edward Phelps of Litchfield.
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21 Apl. 1744, ment. is made of "the place where James Burtons house now stands," reserved out of a 152 a. sale made by Thos. Lamb to Joel Harvey of Sharon.
P. 320 II Aug. 1744, James Burton of Sal. sells to Obed Harvey of Sal. 10 a. with a "logg house," etc.
P. 321 30 Sept. 1743, Jonathan North of Canaan sells 1/4 of 1/8 of Bissell's 100 a. ore grant to Samuel Jones of Canaan.
P. 322 14 Mch. 1741, Samuel Chapman of Sharon, for £1,500, sells to Thos. Lamb a 50 a. "grant," begin- ning near Chapman's grist-mill, including the grist-
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mill and 1/2 his saw-mill, water privilege, etc. One bound of the pc. was the southeast corner of Fitch's 500 a. grant, "Except 3 acres to ye forge and two rods including the burying place." Purchase also included the IIth and 12th lots in 3rd Div., except- ing 100 a.
P. 324
3 Nov. 1744, Christopher Dutcher of Canaan (Conn.) and John, Cornelius, Ruluff and Gabriel Dutcher, all of Sal., deed their interest in a tract of land bordering "on the River," to Samuel Bellows, the consideration being a release of cer- tain Sal., lands given to them by Samuel Bellows of Sal., and his wife Elizabeth.
P. 326
In a deed 3 Nov. 1744, from Cornelius Dutcher to Samuel Bellows of Sal., the latter's house is ment. and indicated as being near the S. E. corner of Lewis' grant.
P. 329 Colony's Committee, 16 Feb. 1738/9, sell one right in Sal. to Christopher Dutcher of Wetaug.
P. 334-5 Joel Harvey of Sharon appears to have disposed (in Aug. Oct. and Nov. 1744) of nearly all of his various holdings bought of "Capt. Lamb."
P. 337 Oct. 26, 1741. Bill of sale from Thomas Lamb to Cornelius Knickerbacker, for £250, "my red rone horse," negro man Sandy and negro girl Roos. Wit. James Burtten and John Moses.
P. 341 24 Nov. 1744, Simeon Lymon of Northampton (Mass.) buys of Joel Harvey, about 95 a. in Sal. for £306 O. T. Capt. Thomas Lamb ment.
P. 342 27 Apl. 1744, Isaac Fellows of Plainfield, gr. to Robbart Parke of Sal., 12 of 100 a. on the "North line of Sharon," which Fellows owned in partner- ship with "one Phillip Hendrick more." Tract was bounded on the east by Harmon Knicker- bacer's land.
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P. 344 II June 1745, John Smith of Sal. deeds 100 a. in Sal. to daughter Elizabeth Smith of Sal.
P. 345 II June 1745, John Smith of Sal. deeds 100 a. in Sal. to son Thomas Smith of Sal.
P. 347 10 Aug. 1745, Jonathan Burrel of Norwalk, Fair- field Co. gte. 75 a. in Sal.
P. 348 17 June 1745, Hezekiah Camp of New Haven (Conn.), for £300, purchased land in Sal., of Rob- ert Walker of Stratford.
Pp. 350-355 incl. Birth Records L which appear in Vol. I, Collections of The Salis-
P. 357 Marriage Records
bury Association.
P. 356
23 Sept. 1745, Joshua Eddy of Providence, R. I. to son Zacharia Eddy of Sal., ab. 200 a. in Sal., one of the bounds being in the Sharon-Salisbury line and about 10 rods south of "ye beaslake pond so caled."
P. 358
17 Apr. 1745. Joint deed from Thomas Reed Jr. of Norwalk (Conn.) and Elias Reed of Stanford (Conn.). Ment. is made of a 200 a. grant to Ben- jamin Lewis of Stratford "now owned" by Cor- nelius Dutcher.
P. 359
15 June 1745, Cyrenius Newcomb gr. to Samuel Moer, both of Sal. Ment. one bound as being in the "easterly line of Thomas Baylyes Grant." Also ment. the tract which Moer bought of James and John Beebe of Canaan (19 Mch. 1745, rec. on P. 346).
P. 360
4 Nov. 1745, Isaac Fellows of Tolland, Hfd Co. gr. to Seth Case of s'd Tolland-3 pc. of land in Sal. Consid. £450 O. T. Ment. Thomas Lamb "late of Salisbury." (Note. On p. 342 Isaac Fel- lows of Plainfield, Windham Co. gr. 27 Apr. 1744.)
P. 362 23 May 1744, Joseph Tuttel Jr. of New Haven Town, gr.
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12 Sept. 1745, Thomas Lamb of Red Hook (N. Y.) gr.
P. 364 7 Feb. 1744/5, Thomas Lamb of Sal. gr. ab. 90 a. in Sal. to Azariah Smith of Sal. Ack. at Sharon, same month, bef. Sam'll Hutchinson J. P. Wit. Ebenezer Mudg, John Williams, William Drink- water, Daniel Prindel.
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16 Sept. 1745, Abel Wright late of Kent (Conn.) "now of Phillipi in Dutches Co." (N. Y.) gr. to Thos. Newcomb. Several parcels of land in Sal.
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to end of book, 8 pages. Record of "Ear Marks."
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INDEXES
Index No. 1 contains all the personal names which appear in this volume, except those which are in strictly alphabetical arrangement in Part II and Part III.
Index No. 2 comprises names of places (except Salisbury), natural objects, industries, occupations, etc.
In both indexes, spellings now in use have fre- quently been adopted. Many variants of surnames and place-names will be noted on referring to the text.
Only one page reference is indicated in connection with a name. In some cases this is sufficient; in many others, the same name appears several times on the page referred to.
INDEX No. 1
Read carefully the explanatory notes on page 197.
ADAMS, Andw, 97. Pelatiah, 190.
ALLEN, David, 178, 180, 184, 187.
ALLWORTH, James, 190. ALLYN, Dwight, 25, 26. ANDERSON, G. P., 7. ANTIMASONS, 24. ASHLEY, Ezekiel, 189. John, 40, 104, 174. ASHMAN, D. M., 127. ASSOCIATION, Herd Improve- ment, 6. Salisbury Cemetery, 126. AUSTIN, Aaron, 181, 186. Anthony, 179. Benajah, 179, 181, 182. Thomas, 176, 181. AVERY, Humphrey, 182, 183, 185, 192.
BAKER, Elisha, 55, 58, 63, 75, 82. BARNUM, Richard N., 9. William H., 25, 26. BAYLYES, Thomas, 176, 189, 190, 195.
BEEBE, James, 176, 180, 187, 195. John, 40, 177, 180, 195. Samuel, 13, 19, 176, 182. BELCHER, Fanny A., 137. Henry, 147.
BELLOWES, Elizabeth, 174, 194. Samuel, 13, 14, 174, 178, 182, 187, 189, 191, 192, 194. BENEDICT, Joel, 71. Rev. Mr., 54, 108. BERNARD, Lemuel, 96. BINGHAM, Benajah, 44. Caleb, 23. Eunice, 44. Jabez, 173. BIRD, James, 186. Joseph, 177, 185, 186, 188.
BISHOP, 154. Peter, 43, 51, 62. Samuel, 176. William, 175, 176. BISSELL, Charles H., 9, 25, 26. Daniel Jr., 178. Roger, 180.
BLAKE, 138. BORDMAN, Joshua, 187. BOSTWICK, John, 177, 179, 186. Robert, 25. BRADFORD, Rev. Mr., 103. BRADLEY, Orville, 145 n. Sarah, 157. William, 157.
BRAZEE, Charles, 167.
BREWSTER, Jonathan, 51.
BRINSMAID, John, 185. BROCKWAY, Rev. Mr., 61. BROWN, Titus, 177, 181.
BROWNSON, Samuel, 186. BRYANT, Sam'1, 174.
BUELL, Deborah, 183. Nathaniel, 175, 180, 183, 184. Reuben, 174.
BURNHAM, Jonathan, 180. BURRALL, Charles, 180. Jonathan, 195. BURTON, James, 174, 175, 193, 194. John, 180, 190. BURWELL, Charles, 192. BUSH, Joseph, 179. Sepha (?), 179. BUSHNELL, Jeremiah, 18. William, 22, 23.
CALKINS, John, 192. Stephen, 192. CAMBEL, Robert, 49. CAMP, Abiel, 52, 67, 105. Hezekiah, 17, 195.
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CANFIELD, Joseph, 22.
CARPENTER, Charles B., 34. CASE, Seth, 195.
CASTLE, Daniel, 63.
CHAPMAN, Samuel, 175, 193.
CHASE, L., 23.
CHIPMAN, Thomas, 13, 173, 183, 184, 192.
CHURCH, Nathaniel, 142. Samuel, 14, 20, 125. CLAPP, Daniel S., 25.
CLARK, George H., 9, 126. Land of, 188.
Samuel, 185, 186, 192.
CLUBS, Boys' and Girls' Agric., 6.
COFFING, Fanny E., 126.
George, 23, 25-27. John H., 22, 25-27.
COLLINS, Rev. Mr., 74.
COLONY'S Committee, 177, 181, 187, 188, 194.
CULVER, Ephraim, 184, 187.
DAKINS, Elder, 41, 48. DAUCHY, Jerh, 69.
DAY, Charles, 23. DeFOREST, J. W., 16.
DEWEY, Rev. Mr., 55.
DEXTER Bros., 7.
DRINKWATER, William, 196.
DUTCHER, Christopher, 177, 194. Cornelius, 178, 179, 182, 184, 192, 194, 195.
Elanah, 177, 185.
Gabriel, 184, 194. Henry, 177, 185. John, 178, 179, 194. Ruluff, 177, 179, 185-188, 194.
EDDY, Joshua, 176, 195. Zacharia, 195. EDWARDES, Lawyer, 182. EDWARDS, Daniel, 184, 186. Timothy, 180, 190.
EGGLESTON, Mrs. J. R., 7. ELLIOT, S. W., 127. ELLIOTT, Rev. John, 158. EVERTS, Esther, 74 n. Mary, 148. Nathaniel, 74 n., 148.
FARM BUREAU, Litch. Co., 6. FARNAM, Peter, 20.
FARRAND, Rev. Daniel, 41, 44, 50, 55, 91, 109. FELLOWES, Isaac, 188, 191, 194, 195.
FINKLE, Martin, 150.
FIRE DEP'T, Salisbury, 33.
FISK, John, 185.
FITCH, Colonel, 192.
Ebenezer, 173, 182, 185, 192.
Eleazer, 173, 192.
Elijah, 185, 192.
Elisha, 44, 71.
James, 185, 192.
John, 173, 192.
John Jr., 173, 193.
Medinah, 173, 192. Thomas, 176, 177-179, 186.
FOLLIOT, James, 59.
FREEHOLDERS' Court, 178.
FRINK, 130.
FULLER, Amos, 17.
FULTON, I. Kent, 8, 9, 13.
GAY, John, 177, 192. Rev. Mr., 74.
GAYLORD, William, 186, 188, 189. GIBBS, Zadock, 192.
GILLET, Nath'1, 177, 182.
GODDARD, John C., 9, 34.
GOODRICH, Jerad, 190. Samuel, 180. GOODWIN, Erastus D., 25. Hezekiah, 9. GRAHAM, M. L., 28. GRANGE, Salisbury, 32, 33.
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GRANGER, Simeon, 20-22. GROVER, Rev. Joseph, 41.
HALE, John, 176, 187. HARRIS, Harlo P., 23. Martin, 23, 27. HARRISON, James R., 9, 126. HART, John Jr., 177. HARVEY, Joel, 193, 194. Obed, 174, 193. HICKOC, Samuel, 174. HIGENBOOM, Pieter, 177. HILL, Thomas, 189.
HINMAN, Andrew, 175, 176, 186. HOFFMAN, Martin, 178, 180, 18I, 184, 191. HOLCOMB, -, 23. HOLLEY, Alex. H., 25, 26.
HOLMES, Rev. Stephen, 54, 61. HORSFORD, Daniel, 187.
Timothy, 187.
HUBBARD, - -, 30. Henry, 148, 154.
HUTCHINSON, John, 41, 46, 49, 51, 56-58, 60-62, 65, 67-70, 75, 76, 80, 82, 86, 87, 97, 100, III, 173, 185, 187, 190. Sam11, 173, 196. HYDE, Joshua, 74 n.
INDIANS, 171, 174, 180, 189.
JACKSON, Arthur C., 32. JAMES, 154. JEWELL, Oliver, 69. JOHNS, Rev. Daniel, 136.
JOHNSON, John, 184. JONES, Albert T., 23. Samuel, 173, 193. JORDAN, J. R., 7. JOSLIN'S, 185.
KEEP, Rev. Mr., 105. KELLOGG, Martin, 187. KELSEY, Horace S., 32. KILBOURN, Chauncy, 13I.
KILMER, George L., 148. KNAPP, Joshua, 76.
KNICKERBOCKER, Cornelius,
175, 176, 179, 181, 190, 191, 194. Harmanus, 183, 187, 194. Jemima, 84 n.
John, 177. Lawrence, 178, 180, 187. William, 175. KNIGHT, Dr. H. M., 27.
KNOWLES, Thomas, 173-175, 189.
LAMB, Alexander, 125. Mary, 182.
Thomas, 174-187, 189-191, 193-196.
LANDON, Albert B., 9. Howard F., 9, 34, 126.
James, 50, 64, 69, 70, 76, 99, 107.
LATHROP, Emma M., 125.
LAWRENCE, Roswell, 20. Uriah, 40, 73, 79. LEAVINS, James, 185. LEE, Daniel, 69.
(Rev.) Jonathan, 6, 19, 39, 40, 42- 60, 64, 66-69, 71-74, 77, 80-84, 86, 88-90, 92-94, 96-98, 104, 105, 107-109, 114, 116.
Joseph, 13. Mylo, 125, 143.
Ruth, 143. Samuel, 7, 66, 81.
LEMING, Rev. Jeremiah, 41, 47.
LEWIS, Amzi, 79.
Benjamin, 184, 192, 195. Edmund, 175, 183, 189. Joseph, 18 n. Rebecca, 18 n.
LITTLE, Robert, 26-28. LIVINGSTON. Philip, 180. LYMAN, David, 125. Simeon, 194.
McNEIL, Nelson A., 9. MAGGEE, Patrick, 184.
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MANSFIELD, Samuel, 181. MARBLE, Benja, 84 n.
MASONS, Lodge of, 24.
MERWIN, Rev. Mr., 41. METCALF, Elisabeth, 6. Sarah, 184, 185.
MILES, Frederick, 27.
MILLS, Rev. Mr., 116.
MINER, Rev. Daniel, 56. Gertrude, 8.
MINISTER, Orthodox, 191. MOORE, Samuel, 14, 186, 195. S. B., 25, 26. MORE, Philip Hendrick, 187, 194. MOSES, John, 194. MUDGE, Ebenezer, 181, 196.
NEGROES, 194. NEWCOMB, Cyrenius, 190, 195.
Thomas, 174, 175, 178, 179, 182, 183, 185, 188-190, 196. Zacheus, 182.
NICHOLS, James, 55.
NOBLE, Stephen, 186, 188, 189.
NORTH, Jonathan, 173, 178, 193. NORTON, Lot, 19, 26, 28, 158. Thomas, 181, 183, 187. Walter W., 9.
PARKE, Robert, 194. PARKS, J. W., 25. PARRISH, Daniel, 174. PARSONS, Joseph, 9. PEASE, C. H., 24 n. J. L., 24. PEET, Mrs. Eliza, 25. PEIRCE, Timothy Jr., 178. PELL, John, 189. PERRY, William B. Jr., 8, 9. PETTEE, William E., 21 n., 34. PETTIT, Jonathan, 178. PHELPS, Edward, 177, 193. PLUMB, Land of, 188. PORTER, Joshua, 64, 143.
PRATT, Daniel, 28-30, 125. Milton, 14I. Peter, 184. Rachel L., 125.
PRINDEL, Daniel, 196.
PROPRIETORS, Original, 182. PYTHIAS, Knights of, 32, 33.
171,
QUAILE, George E., 9.
RACE, Rev. Mr., 43.
RAND, W. Blanchard, 9.
RANDALL, Frank E., 38.
REED, Elias, 173, 179, 182, 186, 188, 195. H. J., 138. Isaac, 91. Thomas, 195.
REID, Rev. Adam, 14, 19.
RICHARDSON, Milo B., 9.
ROBERTS, Albert C., 9. ROOD, Edward, 191. Elias, 19I. Thomas, 190, 192.
RUDD, Malcolm D., 8, 9, 34. RUSSELL, Margaret, 7. Rev. Mr., 95.
SACKET, Benjamin, 187. Farm of, 180, 189.
SCHUTT, Johanus, 175, 184. SCOVILLE, Herbert, 9. Robert, 9, 31, 126.
SEELEY, Fred D., 28 n.
SELLECK, Albert, 137.
Celina, 137. Ezra, 59. James M., 21 n. SEYMOUR, Richard, 177, 178, 182, 186. Timothy, 178. SHELDON, Isaac, 178. SKINNER, Content, 174. Nathaniel, 174, 181, 185, 187, 190.
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SMITH, Azariah, 196.
Caleb, 52, 189.
Cotton M., 47, 60, 77, 86, 108. Elizabeth, 195. Fanny D., 132. Gideon, 132. Hepzibah, 91. James, 185.
John, 184, 192, 195.
Nathan, 173, 176, 188.
Persilla, 173.
Rev. Mr., 54, 72, 107.
Richard, 23. Thomas, 195.
SNYDER, Johannes, 184.
SOCIETY, Congregational, 19, 20. School, 20.
SOLDIERS, Revolutionary, Graves of, 136, 140. U. S. V. Civil War, List of, 167-8. SPURR, Andrew J., 25. Frank D., 126, 165. STARR, Nathaniel, 184. Thankful, 186.
Thomas, 175, 178, 181, 182, 184, I86.
STERLING, Hannah M., 125. STODDARD, David, 173, 174. James, 190. Joseph, 173. Josiah, 173, 174, 184, 186, 191. Sarah, 173. STORER (?), Rev. Mr., 50.
STRONG, Adonijah, 40, 44, 59, 89, 92. Martin, 20. Martin B., 21 n., 28. Noah, 17.
THORP, H. W., 23. TICKNOR, Elizabeth A., 145. Lois Ball, 161. Luther, 145. TOWSLEY, 129.
TUPPER, Lorenzo, 27, 30. TUTTEL, Joseph Jr., 188, 195.
VANDUSON, Abraham, 174, 176, 177, 186, 188, 189, 191, 193. Elizabeth, 177.
Godfrey, 177, 185, 188.
Hartman, 193.
Henry, 177-179, 185, 188, 191, 193.
Isaac, 177, 185.
Jacob, 177, 185, 191.
James, 177, 185.
Knelehe, 188.
Knelche, 193.
Mattheius, 177. Robert, 193.
VIELE, Arnout, 183.
VOSBURGH, Isaac, 181, 182. Jacob, 182.
WADSWORTH, Samuel, 175, 181, 183.
WALKER, Robert, 18, 176, 177, 186, 188, 195.
WALTON, Elizabeth, 7. John P., 25, 26.
John W., 24.
Polly, 7.
(Doct.) William, 7.
William H., 25.
WANGER, Charles F., 9. WARNER, 130.
Donald J., 9, 25.
Donald T., 9, 21 n., 26 n., 27 n., 33. Elizabeth, 126. George Coffing, 9, 126. Milton J., 126. Percy D., 126.
WASHBURN, Timothy, 175. WELCH, Sam'1, 180. WELDEN, Antony, 177. John, 176, 187. Loana, 7.
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WELLS, Moses, 22. Silas, 27. WESTOVER, Jonathan, 187. WHEELER, Noah H., 23. WHITE, Arconche, 119 n. Benjamin, 174, 179, 184, 189. George, 178, 181, 182.
George S., 146.
Isaac, 179. Joshua, 178-180.
Mary, 119 n.
William, 119 n., 179, 185, 188, 189. WHITING, William, 184. WHITNEY, David, 108. WHITTLESEY, Eleazer, 177, 178, 180, 186.
WILLIAMS, Anson, 13.
Benajah, 178, 182, 184, 189, 190, 193. Elisha, 180. John, 196. Joseph, 174.
WOLCOTT, Alexander, 188. Lydia, 189. Thomas, 190. WOODBRIDGE, Sarah, 23. WOODWORTH, Caleb, 185. Henry, 25. WRIGHT, Abel, 192, 196. Charles, 132. Henry V., 167.
Maria, 133.
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ADAMS, 103, 104. ALBANY, 158, 193. City of, 180.
County of, 121, 175, 181, 184. AMENIA, 83.
ANCRAM, 43, 115, 188, 190.
APALACHICOLA, FLA., 153. ASHLEY FALLS, MASS., 24.
BARRACK, TOM'S, 173, 190. BEDFORD, 116. BENNINGTON, 55. BETHLEHEM, 136.
BRANFORD, 115, 116. BROOKFIELD, CONN., 162. BROOKLYN, N. Y., 158, 159. BURIAL-PLACE, 177, 194.
CANAAN, 24, 40, 41, 49, 50, 55, 60, 82, 85, 91, 126, 150, 173, 177, 178, 180, 185, 187, 188, 192-195. CASTLETON, 64, 93. CEMETERY FUNDS:
Barnett, Maria, 127.
Church, Irene J., 127.
Hinman, John H., 127. Kelsey, Mary A. L., 127. Scoville, 126.
Spurr, 126. CEMETERY, ROMAN CATH., 126, 128.
CHAPINVILLE, 24, 137.
CHATHAM, 57. CHICAGO, ILL., 150.
CINCINNATI, O., 168. CHURCH, CONG., 14 (notes), 19, 25, 154. CHURCH, EPISCOPAL, 25. COLLEGE, YALE, 18 n., 158, 185. Land of, 183, 185, 191, 192. Union, 130. CORNWALL, 91.
CROWN POINT, 108.
DANBURY, 134. DELAWARE, 93.
DIVISION, First, 174, 180. 183, 184, 190, 192. Second, 182, 190.
Third, 174, 175, 177, 178, 183, 190, 192, 194. Fourth, 180-182, 185, 187, 190.
Fifth, 183, 186, 189, 191. Sixth, 190.
DIVISIONS, first six, 191. DOVER, 58.
DURHAM, 185, 192.
DUTCHESS CO., N. Y., 40, 70, 174, 178, 180, 181, 183, 184, 187, 191, 196.
EAR-MARKS, 196.
FAIR, SALISBURY, 5. FAIRFIELD, 189.
FAIRFIELD, County of, 173, 179, 182, 184, 188, 189, 195.
FALLS, Great, 182, 187, 188.
FALLS VILLAGE, CONN., 23. FARM, Brinsmaid's, 185. Camp-Ball, 131 n.
Lamb's Hendrick, 181. Joslin's, 185. Sacket's, 180, 189.
FARMINGTON, 153, 175, 177, 181, 183, 187. FELL KILL, 175, 185. FLORIDA, 79. FORGE, 194. Lime-stone, 175, 181, 184. Lamb's, 176.
GOSHEN, 174, 182.
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GRANBY, N. Y., 159. GRAND LISTS, 172, 173.
GRANT, Baylyes', 195. Bissell's, 193. Country, 19I.
Dutcher's, 179, 183.
Fitch's, 175, 185, 192, 194.
Hinman's, 193.
Iron Ore, 183. Knickerbocker's, 178.
Knowles', 173, 174, 193.
Lamb's, 175, 177, 181.
Lewis', 179, 183, 192, 194, 195.
Newton's, 192. Wadsworth's, 183.
Woodbridge's, 184, 190.
GREAT BARRINGTON, 23, 46, 132.
GRISTMILL, 174, 175, 177, 181, 183, 193. GROTON, 182-185, 192.
HAMPSHIRE CO., MASS., 176, 179. HANOVER, N. J., 41. HARRINTON, 153.
HARTFORD, 24, 48, 151, 175-178, 180, 184, 186. Court House at, 186.
County of, 173, 178, 180-182, 184- 186, 195. HEBRON, 61. HIGHWAY, 191, 192. HOOSACK, 79. HOTEL, Bushnell's, 7, 22. Caul's, 23. Thorp's, 7.
HOUSATONIC RIVER, 173, 178, 180, 187, 188. HOUSES, Early dwelling, etc., 174-176, 182, 183, 187-189, 19I, 193, 194. HYANNIS, MASS., 153. HYDE PARK, N. Y., 23.
IRON OAR HILL, 173, 178. IRON WORKS, 174, 175, 179, 181, 187, 192.
JERICHO, VT., 159. JOURNAL, LAKEVILLE, 33.
KENT, 69, 192, 196. KILLINGLY, 185. KILLINGWORTH, 87, 115.
LAKEVILLE, CONN., 8, 23, 29, 34. LANESBORO, 74. LAWNSON'S PATENT, 90.
LEBANON, 7, 53, 66, 67, 79, 173, 185, 187.
LIBRARY, Bingham, 20, 22. Scoville, 13.
Smith, 20, 22.
LIME ROCK, 126, 128, 175, 177.
LITCHFIELD, 90, 97, 104, 131, 136, 177, 180, 182, 184, 186, 187, 190, 193. LIVINGSTON MANOR, 43, 109, 181, 182, 188, 190. LYME, 56, 158.
MADISON, CONN., 158. MANSFIELD, 50, 71.
MEETING-HOUSE, 191. MERIDEN, 163. MIDDLEBURY, VT., 74.
MIDDLETOWN, 184. MT. RIGA, 33.
NEW CANAAN, 84. NEW FAIRFIELD, 103. NEW HAVEN, 137, 176, 181, 184, 186, 188, 195. County of, 185. N. LONDON, IIO. NEW LONDON, County of, 182, 183.
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NEW MARLBORO, 50, 109. NEW MILFORD, 186, 188. Records of, 189. NEW PRESTON, 134. NEWTOWN, 94, 136, 158.
NEW YORK, City of, 32, 147, 159. State of, 58, 97.
NEWS, CONN. WESTERN, 24, 27-29.
NINE PARTNERS, 96. NOBLETOWN, 94, 114. NORFOLK, 139, 163. NORTH EAST PRECINCT, N. Y., 51.
NORTHAMPTON, 194. NORTON, MASS., 154. NORWALK, 176, 186, 195. NORWICH, 51, 71.
OBLONG, 46, 47, 61, 105, 190. OCCUPATIONS, Blacksmith, 178, 187. Bloomer, 186. Bonesetter, 179,
Husbandman, 177, 178, 185, 191. Innholder, 180.
Joiner, 187. Lawyer, 182. Merchant, 178, 180. Tailor, 180, 190. Yeoman, 176, 180, 181, 185, 186. OHIO, 135. OLUSTEE, FLA., 133. ORE BED, LAMB'S, 181.
PETERSBURG, VA., 147. PENN YAN, N. Y., 158. PHILLIPI, 196. PHILLIP'S PATENT, 73. PITTSFORD, VT., 22. PLAINFIELD, 178, 188, 191, 194, 195. PLYMOUTH, CONN., 162.
POND, Beaslake, 195. Middle, 180, 188. North, 179, 191. South, 188, 191. Taconic Mt., 193. (See Wononscopomuc).
POUGHKEEPSIE, 151. POULTNEY, 104. PRESTON, 62, 134. PROVIDENCE, R. I., 195.
QUEMAN'S PATENT, 117.
RECORDS, Town Meeting, 173. Birth and Marriage, 195.
RED HOOK, 196. RICHMONT, III. RIDGEFIELD, 59, 60.
RIGHT, Indian Purchase, 174, 191. School, 189-19I. Ministerial, 191.
RIGHTS, Mineral, 173. ROCK ISLAND, ILL., 148.
ROCK, Remarkable, 181.
RUTLAND, 57.
SACKET'S, 173, 178, 180, 189. ST. ALBANS, VT., 7. SALMON KILL, 174, 177, 185. SANDISFIELD, 50. SAWMILL, 174, 175, 181, 183, 193, 194. SAYBROOK, 51, 54, 61, 103, 104. SCHOOL, Agricultural, 6.
Grammar, 20.
Town, 189.
SHARON, 6, 47, 60, 64, 72, 74, 77, 80, 84, 86, 108, 109, 154, 173, 174, 181, 182, 184, 185, 187, 188, 192-196.
SHEFFIELD, 40, 41, 56-58, 61, 62, 68, 74, 83, 89, 96, 101, 104, 105, 131, 176, 177, 179, 185, 187, 190. SIMSBURY, 187.
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SMITHSFIELD, R. I., 176.
SOUTH EGREMONT, MASS., I53.
STAMFORD, 100, 101, 179, 182, 195.
STRATFORD, 18 n., 176, 184, 186, 188, 192, 195. SUFFIELD, 179. SUNDERLAND, 55. SUSQUEHANNA, 81, 93, 94.
TACONACK MT., 193. TAX, Land, 191. Collector of, 191. TOLLAND, 195.
TORRINGTON, 41. TOWN, Votes of, 172. Agent of, 191. Treasurer of, 192.
TREES, Fruit, 179. Sprayed, 5. TRENTON, N. J., 153.
UPPER HOUSATONIC, MASS., 176.
WANNONKAPAUCOCK, 176. WASHINGTON, CONN., 130. WEATOGUE, 173, 174, 176, 178- 180, 186, 188, 189, 194. WESTFIELD, 94, III. WEST GRANVILLE, MASS., 131. WETHERSFIELD, 162, 173, 180, 186, 187.
WINCHESTER, 76.
WINDHAM, 173, 192, 193.
County of, 173, 178, 185, 188, 191, 195.
WINDSOR, 95, 173, 177, 178, 181, 185, 192.
WINSTED, CONN., 24.
WISHAW, SCOTLAND, 154.
WONONSCOPOMUC, 175, 180, 183, 184, 187, 189, 190, 193.
WONUNCOPOAGUECOK, 175. WOODBURY, 50, 54, 83, 136, 158, 174-176, 186, 189. WYOMING, 81.
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