History of Hartford County, Connecticut, 1633-1928, Volume II, Part 47

Author: Burpee, Charles W. (Charles Winslow), b. 1859
Publication date: 1928
Publisher: Chicago : S.J. Clarke
Number of Pages: 736


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"Connecticut Reserve" 218


widows


542


Colt, Col. Samuel


224


Colt, Mrs. Samuel


785


Colt's Patent Fire Arms Manufactur- ing Company


522


Columbia Electric Vehicle Company 527


Columbia Lodge, A. F. & A. M. 1353


"Columbian," The


289


Colyn, Hezekiah 167


Combined moral strength 562


Commanders of fourteen regiments 195


Commanders, posts, numbers, Ameri- can Legion 820


Commission drafting plan to lay be- fore Legislature S63


Commissioners, Bridge 514


Commission for Provisional Govern-


ment


39


Commission on statues 919


Committee chose name Plainville 1175


Committee of correspondence and ob- servation 192


"Committee of Five" The. 570


Committee of General Association


took gloomy view __ 157


Committee of Twenty on liquor li -


Convention delegates from Hartford County 641


Convention to advocate a Congress 213


Convoy annihilated


127


Cook, Charles C. 758


Cook, Charles W.


Cooley, Clara M.


Cooley, Francis B. 391,


684


Cooley, Francis R.


790


Copper mining in Granby 1041


Copper ore found 164, 1227


Copy of act burned by hangman 182


Corbin, Philip 1121


Corbin, Wm. H. 758


Corbin, William M. 579


Cornerstone laid for high school 1320


Cornerstone laid, 1909 (Library) 726


Corning Trust Fund. 905


Corn shipped


1094


Corrugated Metal Co. 1172


881 Corrupt practice and anti-lobby laws_ 533 Corson, W. R. C.


Cost of bridge maintenance hurts 513


Cost of Hartford schools 841


318


"Cottage Bible," The


Cotton, "Ecclesiastical Mussolini". 58


Cotton, Rev. John 15


Cotton thought people not fit to rule. 58


Could church or state survive changes? 167


Councilmen of 1784


219


Council of Churches, The


900


Council of New England


734


Council rejected Colonial Dames offer County courts came in 1685


157


County Medical Society 395


County men in Civil war 429


County supplied judges


239


County vote in 1880 election 496


842 391


Comstock, John L. 395


Concerns increasing capacity


872 1160


censes 520 and War Council of Colonial days __ 813 Contributions for Atheneum. 512


Colt, Mrs. Elizabeth H., aids parks 542


Colt residence home for clergy's


Connecticut Rivers performances 1307


7


1368


INDEX


"Courant" got 8,000 sheets a week ____ 1274


"Courant" had "prodigious concourse" witness execution 198


"Courant' held full sway till 1817. 286


"Courant" in 1,65, on costs of women_ 165


"Courant" in varied sizes 185


"Courant" men conspicuous in jour-


nalism


"Courant" next to their Bible


910


"Courant" on Books


381


"Courant" on coming of paper mill. 185


"Courant" owned by Clark for forty years


593


Dependent upon Indians for food '1 2


Deputies to be elected in each town 59


Descendants of Stephen Mix. 1312 Desertions and bounty-jumping. 429


Devastation dealt along N. E. coast __ 1 .6


Development (New Britain) after


war


1118


Devotion, Rev. Ebenezer. 1003


Dewey's victory promised early end. 609


Dexter, Charles H. 993


Diary of Nathan Hale 385


Diary of Washington quoted. 207


Dickens noticed enterprise in his


"American Notes" 322


Died alone, in poverty-embittered


by slanders at capital 189


Difficult to get to church 1272


Diggins, Joseph 980


Dime Bank, The. 329


Dimock, Joseph W. 580


Dinner at Collyer's tavern. 207


Directors, First Life Company. 352


Directors of Phoenix Bank _. 264


Discharges issued at Camp Devens 806


Discovery of gold in California. 408


Discoverer of inoculation for small- pox 54


Disgrace and danger drunkenness


brought 70


"Dishonorably discharged" 516


Distinguished men and descendants __ 1021


Distinguished men who have visited Hartford 301


Distinguished sons, some 1174


Distress at home compelled price-


fixing 196


Districts became nine in number 314


Diversion of Ware and Swift rivers 863


Dividend and its mill 1333


Doctors 236


Dodge, Grace 1043


Dodge, Mrs. Arthur M.


1045


Dodge, Walter Phelps


1043


Dog gave alarm 48


Dog's called in to war on Indians 174


Donors of buildings_ 396-400


Dorchester party arrived, 1832 245


Dorchester party's purchase. 977


Dorchester shin ahead of Winthrop's party 12


Dorey, Col. Halstead 804


Dorr, Rev. Edward 245


Douglass, Henry C. 1004


Dancing approved by clergy 243 Dow, Mrs. M. E. 846


Dancing, cards, bowling unknown 82


Dangers of hand-to-mouth methods 352


Darius Miller fund. 1154


Data of achievements 876


D. A. R. get Pitkin building ruins 1276


D. A. R. mark first church site 1207


D. A. R., Sibbil Dwight Kent Chap- ter 1021


Daughters of Veterans


488


Davis, Capt. J. H. K .. 651:


809


Davis, Jefferson visited Colonel Haz- ard


1027


Davy, Evan. give kiln right 72


Dawes, Vice President C. G. 1247 Day, Albert 842 Dutch get dip of smallpox 29


Day, Albert P


614


Day, Calvin 337


Day, George H 529


Day, John C. 501


Day, Katherine S 918


Day Nurserv, New Britain 1149


"Daylight Saving" 837


Dean of teachers in the state 838


Deane sent to France to secure muni-


tions 186


Deane, Barnabas 1318


Deane, Silas 213


Deane, Silas, deserved credit. 1.5


Deane, Mrs. Silas_ 205


Deaths of prominent men. 821


Deaths traceable to World war 821


Dedication of historic structure 699


Deming, Juage E. H. 1101


Demning, Samuel 1183


Denslow, Capt. Martin 993


Denslow, Henry, shot. 132


Denton, Rev. Richard 1308


"Courant" printed on wrapping paper


"Courant", The


"Courant," The, in 1764 909


"Courant's" advertisements, early.


224


"Courants" idea of indecent shows "Courant's" Society Reporter


242


"Courant" story of sinking of "Maine'


"Courant" suspended


185


"Courant's" various owners, editors _. "Courant" was enthused


208


Court bound to encourage inns


82


Court formulated grounds for divorce


64


Court quit church for inn 82


Court should be "supreme power" 60


Court sustains natural accretion law. 24


Court's nose poked into style of wom- en's apparel 74


Court to decide site for new church _1111


Covered retreat from Bunker Hill 190


Cowles, Col. Calvin D. 790


Cowles, Clarence A. 1209


Cowles descendants 1099


Cowles, James L. 771


Cowles, William Sheffield


618


Cowles, Rear Admiral William S .__ 790,


821


Coxey's Army 532


Crime increase not disproportionate


915


Crime on increase after war 834


Critical period of unrest 60'2


Crocker, E. H. 919


Croix de Guerre to Major Bulkeley.


805


Crops and soil


164


Crosby, E. Hugh


1297


Crosby, George E.


958, 962, 965


Crosby, Sen. Alembert O.


1355


Crowbar to open door. 517


Cuban cigar-maker came 1012


Culprits branded 64


Cummings, Alice T.


931


Currency of states confusing


215


Cushing, William L. 849


Cushman, A. F. 367


Cutler, Ralph W. 785


Cutlery factory in 1866 1220


D


Dam of Water Power Co. to be re- placed 481


Dana, Rev. Richard 34


Dances change 557


Draper, The Misses. 309


Drew his own charter 121


Drill ground in East Hartford mead- OW'S 1265


Duggan. Rev. Dr. Thomas S. 859


Duke of York and Charles II in grab_ 122


Dunbar. Moses, executed 198


Dunbars, The


1219


Dunham, Austin


367, 523, 619


Dunham Laboratory of Electric Engi- neering 627


Dunham, Samuel G .-


625


Dunham, Sylvester (.


775


DuPont de Nemours Co.


1027


Dupre demanded opening of draw 537


Dutch instigated more trouble 91


Dutch King William of England 173


Dutchmen's protest to Winthrop 41


Dutch rescued girls in harbor


46


Dutch standard replaced fool's


S


Dntv. with independence. 1$4


Dwight. Henry C. 535;


579


Dwight, Theodore. Sr.


235


Dwight. Timothy inaugurated revival 171


emblem


Daughters of War of 1812


709


185


495


557


605


286


910


1369


E


Each house its own factory. 163


Each taxpayer received a share in


new townships 153


Each town to have inn for travelers_ 82


"Earle," "Lady Scud," "Glencoe" 481


Earliest soldiery


172


Earl of Warwick secured assent of Gorges 11


Early advertisers in The "Courant" 224


Early comes to Burlington. 1243


Early educators, New Britain 1136


Early industries, some_ 1201 Early members Connecticut Medical Society 236


Early Windsor industries


963


Earned £6 in four years.


63


Earthquake, Aug. 9, 1884


497


Easier to travel by sea than by land


73


East Berlin


East Granby 1051


"Eastern Underwriter," The


882


East Hartford


1250


East Hartford in the wars 1265


East Hartford Trust Co. incorporated_1266 Easton, Col. John 186


East Windsor 974


East Windsor in Civil war 990


East Windsor in Revolution. 183


East


Windsor Library


988


East Windsor of South Windsor. 983


"Eaton Photographic History of the Civil War'' 654


Eaton, Col. Robert O.


920


Eaton, Theophilus 11


Eaton, William W .. 435


Ebert, Socialist, president 804


Edison talking machine shown 467


Edison, Thomas A. 523


Editors, New Britain 1154


Education, Canal, Banking 302


Education-Chapter VIII 37


Educational matters, 1770s to 1830s __ 306


Edwards, Jonathan


168, 231


Edwards sent back to train new men_ 804


Edwards, Rev. Timothy.


168, 978


Eells, Rev. John .. 1338


Efforts to educate Indians. 1078


Eight gallons, three quarts wine and barrel of cider for funeral 70


Eight vessels evaded British 186


Eldridge, Comm. Frank H. 790


Election of delegates to Constitu-


tional Convention


277


Electric buses 537


Electric light companies


866


Electric


Vehicle Co ..


529


Elks


Ellington


Ellsworth, David


942


Ellsworth


Memorial Association 709


Oliver


213, 215,


942


Ellsworth


speech quoted. 216


Ellsworth, Thomas


978


Ellsworth,


William Wolcott


942


Elm Lodge, Odd Fellows 1353


Elmor, Edward, shot 132


Elmore, Hon. S. E .. 227


Elms of far day destroyed 1265


Ely, Mary D .__ 482


Ely, Richard S.


579


Ely, R. S., notable breeder of Jerseys_1108


Emanuel Synagogue


899


Emergency Aid Ass'n. 1018


Employers' Association 758


Enabled Gates to turn tide against Burgoyne 186


Enactment prohibited "drinking" of


tobacco except that grown within the liberties 73


Enders, Thomas O. 579


Endicott, John (Governor) 11


Enfield


1022


"Enfield Falls" lottery. 1007


Enfield sent one company_ 183


England saw Romish design to


England was best market for masts_


74


45-VOL. 2


English and Dutch clash 90


English and Dutch quarrel. 8


English came to make homes; Dutch to grab all in sight 7 English duty on clocks 1217 English found Havana an easy prey, but yellow fever an unconquerable foe 175


English knew little of hunting or


fishing


72


English people largely with pioneers 148 English, Scotch and Irish came slowly 134 English sentiment against un-English monarchs 136


English trouble-makers 92


Eno, Amos R.


1035, 1037


Eno brought first load of stones


1115


Eno, William P.


Enos, Lieut .- Col. Roger


954


Enos, Lieut .- Col. Roger, sent on Que- bec expedition 192


Enos' regiment at Monmouth


203


Ensign, Ralph H.


.1037


Entress carved governor's chair from part of Charter Oak 146


Episcopal dissenters


"factious


and


evil-conditioned"


11


"Episcopal Watchman"


290


Era of madness


Era of parks


168


531


Erosion of river bank serious 1266


Erwin Home for Worthy Indigent


Women


1149


Escapes three Germans. 799


Escort for Washington (1798) 207


"Evening Herald," The __ 1297


"Evening Post" bought by Porter


675


"Evening Press"


286:


412


Evening School Committee.


Everybody to be in at 9 p. m. 78


Exchange Hotel, The_


223


Exchange of courtesies with


Hert-


531


Exhausted after twelve days of con- stant fighting 804


F


Factories at Glastonbury 1344


Factory Insurance Association 882


Facts about three Hartfords. 863 Fairfield, George A. 688 Fairs of State Fairs Association 885 ""'Familiarity with Satan" a fixed idea with natives 112


Familiar names in business lines 479


Families divided-homes sold by tax officials 171


Families returned after Philip's War_1001


Famine and disease at Salem


12


Famous Visitors


990


Farewell to World war soldiers


1144


Farmers decided on school


1180


"Farmer's Genealogical Register"


382


Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Co 1018


Farmington 971, 1074


Farmington Canal


1209


Farmington canal reached New


Ha-


ven in 1829 322


Farmington Canal Story 1094 Farmington in Indian wars 1089 Farmington in World war 1093


"Farmington Magazine"


1100


Farmington inother of towns 1074


Farmington nursery for the blind 1086


Farmington's Great Plain 1175


Farm price levels


885


Farnham Typesetting Co.


587


Farrand on type of journalism 909 Farrell, Garrett J. 668


"Father of American Navy"


186


Feather Street


1001


Federal Reserve System curbing spec-


ulation


834


Federation considered 54


Fees doctor might charge


74


Fenn, Congressman E. H.


863,


913


Fenwick, George and Lady


31


spread pawn of Catholics


146


Ferguson, Thomas


1297


Ferries an important adjunct


938


Ellsworth,


Electric light service, Glastonbury __ 1353


488


989


Ellsworth, L. S .. 1035


833


ford


1037


1174


INDEX


1370


INDEX


Ferry charter granted, 1783. 996


Ferry litigation to U. S. Supreme 1259


Court


Ferry rights retained 1332 Few executions 198 First to adopt town manager idea 1073 First to build filtration plant_ 1135 Few servants 134 First to use paper money- first to re- turn to coin 215


Few slaves


134


Fighters demoralized by foolish or-


First town meeting, 1779 1198 ders 128


"Financial Digest," The


916


Finch, Abraham


1304


Fines for not attending church. 76


Finishing mill


72


Finley, Capt. D. H. 1358


Fire Chief Moran


915


Fire companies surviving old stock- note days 355


Fire department, Plainville 1194


Fire department started 227


"Fire Lands" 217


First airmail in 1922 868


First Artillery (in "Continental Line") 203


First Asylum Street Station opened. 330


First Baptist church organized 228


First boat, June 20, 1828 1095 226, 958


First Book of Glastonbury records 1338


First charter privileges for mining .. 164


First church about Central Row. and Prospect Street 65


First church, after eleven years, voted to build 109


First church building 1214


First Church of Christ, Scientist 899


First church society built brick house 98


First clock-makers 1279


First commissioned postmaster, Will- iam Ellery 165


First copper mining in America. 210


First cotton-yarn mill in state. 1011


First distinctively American command 801 First doctors (Hospital) 396


First election, April 11, 1639 63


First factory on Canal bank 994


First foreign insurance companies here 507


First frame house 8


First gallows near Albany Avenue and Garden Street


69


First gas supply 1284


First girls to make cigars.


1012


First Hartford real estate deal 29


First Hartford woman in legislature_ 915


First hell-fire sermon had effect 168


First hooks and eyes made here 367


First house built on Great Plain 1175


First Infantry C. N. G. ordered to mo- bilize 791


First insurance and first bank closely allied 255


First iron works 1011


First iron works in colony 1053


First lawyers appointed in county 156 First Liberty Loan 795


First life insurance 351


First literary center 231


First local exhibit of airship 467


First Masonic charter issued in 1762 167


First National Bank established. 1017 First Newgate prisoner escaped 210


First police board 376


First post office at Windsor Locks 996


First real reservoir for Manchester I283


First regiment organized 1739 172


First schoolhouse at Marlborough 1358


First school, 1745 1066


First selection of Glastonbury 1336


First self-power vehicle 226


First self-propelled (fire) engine 375


First settler on Great Plain 1175 Fuller, Alfred C. 629


First settlers at Scott's Swamp 1176


"Firsts," "Finests" and "Greatests 924


First shaving soap factory in world __ 1345 First special structure for state house 158 First steamboats 226


First steam (fire) engine 375


First steps toward free government 1


First steps toward town farm for poor 69


First store in Plainville 1191


First street laid out 994


First Sunday School started 1113


First tax for fire apparatus and cis- terns 375


First things and their makers. 368


First town meeting, Newington 1166


First treaty in America


signed at


Hartford


49


First trolley car, Bristol. 1229


First typewriter, the Caligraph 521


First users of telephone in Hartford_ 464


First water board 371


First wholesale clothing maker 581


First winter spent discussing title to soil 38


First woman lawyer in State 1356


Fish, Dr. Eliakim 395


Fiske, John, quoted


61


Fitch and Buckingham administrators for Joshua 153


Fitch jailed-neighbors broke jail


doors


154


Fitch, John


Flagg, Charles Noel


713


Flagg, Mrs. Sarah 167


Flagg, Solomon 1073


Fletcher would control soldiery of col- onies 147


Flintlocks of 1673


173


Flood, Wm. J.


1297


"Flying Governor" Trumbull 868


Foch wrote Pershing 803


Forbidden to entertain newcomers without consent of selectmen. 69


Ford, George R. 965


Ford Street bridge built in 1849 271 Foremost men of New Britain 1119


Forest and steam teeming with best of foods 72


Forestville


1240


Formal peace declared in 1763 181


Fort hurriedly constructed 8 "Forty-niners" 408


Forty-two farms were purchased. 754


Foster, Mrs. Emily Wells 503


Foulds, William 1278


Founders of Loomis Institute. 846


Founders of World's "Insurance City" 71


302


"Fountain," The


360


Four counties


123


Fourth and present edifice. 1303


Framed in wood of same tree 141


France wanted revenge. 176


Franklin, Maj. - Gen. William B. 501


Franklin plan objectionable 177


Fraternal and social organizations


born


554


Frederick Lodge, A. F. & A. M. 1193


Free-coinage bogey_ 532


"Freedom of the Will," The 168 Freeland, Capt. George C .. 799


Free Library dates to 1873 1037


"Freeman's Chronicle" 289


"Free Soil" party 411


French encroachments made for strife 177 French in closer confinement, escapes 197 French, Maj. Christopher wrote the authorities 197


Friction in church-schools lost sight of 96


Friends of Marlborough's Library 1359


From Agriculture toward industries 520 Frontier Parish Confusions 1160 Fruit industry of Glastonbury 1343


Fugitive Slave law being enforced 411


Fuller, Edward A.


1018


Fulling mills sprang up 73


"Fundamental Orders" 1


G


Gallaudet and Hooker spelling books_ 293 Gallaudet, Rev. Thomas H. 278


Gallows used for other purposes. 64


Gallup memorial gateway 472


1


Founding of Trinity


1371


Gallup, Mrs. Julia N. 472


Gambling dens and brothels


572


Governor William Franklin a prisoner 990


Grade crossing legislation asked. 494


Graham, Isaac R .. 1014


Graham produced "Graham flour" 1009


Graham, William A ..


913


Grammar School Society 1200


Granbies, The 1046


Granby in the wars 1049


Granby Library Association 1049


Granby men of note_ 1054


"Grand Committee" of 1673 124 Grand jury system inaugurated, 1643_ 157 Grand List, 1927 (New Britain's) 1135 Grand Lodge, A. F. & A. M., formed in 1769 167


Grange Hall, Wethersfield. 1329


Granger, Gideon 217, 1014


Granger, Maude 484


Grant, Capt. Roswell. 984


Granted previously granted land to brother 135


Grantees, Massachusetts Bay Company 11


Grant, Noah


984


Grant, Samuel


"Gravest members


of


church"


laid


hands on them 11


Gray, William 587


Greater Hartford Plan, The 1167


Great Island 1002


Great Plain Library 1086


"Great Swamp"


1109


Greene,


Gen.


Nathanial,


in


Deane


Scandal


189


Greene, Jacob Humphrey 636


Greene, Jacob L


635


Greene, Thomas


1261


Green's "Experiment"


286


Green's History of


English People,


quoted


61


Greenwood, Rev. V. L. 965


Griffin, John 1046


Grimes family held on 1331


Grist and saw-mills since 1838 1164 Griswold, Capt. Alfred H. 799


Griswold on shipbuilding. 1332


Griswold starts inoculation hospital 1275


Gross, Charles E .. 499


Gross, William H. 502


Grotesque regulations for tobacco 73


Groups of Sequins 28


Guard called to put down strike riot- ing 651


Guernsey, Miss Ruth E. 850


Guided by wife's dream 1318


Gwendolen


Sedgwick


Batchelder


849


H


H. & H. Transportation Co., The 86S


Hadsell, G. Arthur 792


A.


Hagarty, Frank


767, 918


Hale, Henry B ._. 1267


Hale, J. H., "Peach King" 1343


Hale, Nathan


196


Hale's peach orchard 481


"Half-Way Covenant" uprising. 106


Hall family restored house 1356


Hall, Gustavus E 487


487


Hall, Mary


487


Hall's death brings review of high 601


school


Hall, William H.


Hamblin, John


Hamblin, John,


family


1176


Hamersley, Elizabeth 487


Hamilton, Charles K. 868


Hamilton rights a peculiar incident 865


Hammerslev, William 597


Hanchett, Capt. Oliver. 1011


Hanmer Park 1329


1114 Harbison, Hugh 593


Harbison, John P. 593,


786


Harbison, Mayor Alexander


.593.


644


"Hard Scrabble" condition.


150


Harm in church squabbles going


to


General Assembly


107


Harmon, Capt. John


1011


Harper, Alexander


1218


1066


Goodwin, James J.


Goodwin, Maj. James 546


Goodwin, Rev. Dr. 511


Goodwin, Rev. Francis 546


Goodwin, William


16


Gooley, Rev. Thomas 858


Gordon & Gordon 1027


Gordy, Wilbur F. 933


Government acts arrest transforma-


tion


Government planes for Guard squad- ron 867


Governor dispatched letters to all towns 195 Governor Franklin a White Elephant_ 197 Governor Holcomb responds to colors


presentations 809


Governor Holcomb's prompt action 787


Gammon, William B 1279


Gannett, Frank E .. 906


Gardiner, Lion, to erect fort. 31


Gardner machine guns.


367


G. A. R. posts in the county 431


Garrison at Glastonbury 132


Garvan, Patrick 591


Gas companies 866


Gatling, Dr. Richard L. 871


Gay, Col. Fisher 1089


Gay, Frank B 926


Gay, Julius 1097


Gay, Rev. Ebenezer, Jr.


1014


"Gay's Store" an institution


1089


Gaylord, Aaron 1214


General Assembly helped lower grade education


97


General Assembly ordered minister


paid


.1034


General Court ordered hemp and flax planted by every family 72


General Court's second session 46


General Electric Company_ 1126


Generation replacing generation 578


George 11I's coterie forfeited prize 172


German Aid Society. 488


Germans early formed singing So-


cieties


707


Gibbs, Rev. William


973


Gilbert and Clark


1109


Gilbert, Lydia


112


Giddings, Thomas


1247


Gillette, Francis


411


Gillette's "Sketches"


199


Gillette, William


483,


459


Girl Scouts


Given thrill by "Wobblies" and


810


Givers of bequests-A few 573


Givers of memorial funds 845


Glastenbury Knitting Company 1344


Glastonbury 1335


Glastonbury acts on Lexington alarm_1348


Glastonbury Bank and Trust Co .___ 1353


Glastonbury Chamber of Commerce __ 1353


Glastonbury families remain on origi- nal allotments 1337


Glastonbury in wars 1348


Glastonbury Public Library 1340


Glastonbury School Board. 1339


Glastonbury sent one company 183


Glastonbury's improvement districts_1351


Glastonbury's ocean commerce 1340


1344


"Globe," The 495


Godard, George S .- 726


Gold and other metals found 1111


Gold medal of Theatre Club 1156


Gold Street 550


Golf taking strong hold 553


Goodable, Mrs. D. W. 1018


Goodale Post, American Legion 1351


Goodman presents colors 809


Goodnow, Jotham 593


Goodrich, Arthur 1156


Goodrich, Charles C .. 440


Goodrich, Elizur 215


Goodrich's histories 293


Good Will Club for Boys 673 Hall, John H. 367


Good Will Club, The.


863. 933


Goodwin, Charles A. 96


Goodwin, Elder William. 1268


Goodwin, Henry L.


784


founder


of Hamlin


1176


Memorial


Glazier Manufacturing Company


745


"Reds"


INDEX


983


1372


INDEX


Hart, Col. Selah. 196


Hart, Deacon Samuel 1097


Hartford and New Haven Divisions ___ 614


Hartford & Wethersfield Horse Rail- road Company


536


Hawley, General 435,


535


Hawley, Gen. Joseph R. 642


Hawley quoted (presenting colors) 468


Hay and vegetables attempted 29


Hayden cut bowstring. 18


Hayden, Hezekiah 957


Hayden, H. Sydney 962


Hayden, Judge H. S. 969


Haynes, John 759


Haydens 9.0


Haynes, John


15


Haynes ruined his family


15


Hartford Convention was end of fed- eralist party


275


Hartford County Bar Association.


240


Hartford County Council of Religious Education


896


Hartford County delegates to conven- tion 641


Hartford County has less unemploy- ment


875


Hartford County Manufacturers Asso- ciation


758


Hartford County Medical Society 236


Hartford County Physicians 395


Hartford Cycle Co. 524


Hartford dispensary opened 691


Hartford Electric Light Co .. 494,


523


Hartford Federation of Churches 669


Hartford Female Beneficent Society 282


Hartford Female Seminary 310


Hartford first to "get the vision' 867


"Hartford Gazette" 289


Hartford Golf Club


553


Hartford Grammar School incorpo- rated


228


Hartford had soldiery in 1637


893


Hartford Hospital


377, 691


Hartford in 1784


219


Hartford Library Company


381


Hartford members on Draft Commit- tee


277


Hartford men in Pequot war 49


Hartford men on "Grand Committee" 124


Hartford Museum 382


Hartford never witnessed such sight_ 809 Hartford officers, 1784 219-220 Hartford Oratorio Society 708


Hartford Philharmonic Orchestra 707


Hartford Post editor 534


785


Hillyer, Col. Andrew H.


573


Hillyer, Drayton


690


Hillyer, Gen. Chas. T. 572


Hillyer, Mrs. Appleton R


923


Hoadly, Charles E.


725


Hoadley, George E. 722


Hoe, Robert 1107


Hogshead of beer for captaln, minis- ter and sick 47


Holcomb, Adah Bushnell 762


Holcomb, Carlos 762


Holcomb, John M.


637


Holcomb, Marcus H.


762,


1208


Holden, Benedict M. 790


Hollister, John 1335


Hollister, Thomas 132


Holley, Julian R 1218


Holmes, Lieut. William 8, 937


Home Bank and Trust Co. 1291


llome for Needy Widows 571


Home lots valued at 40 shillings an


acre 150


Home of first normal school. 1136


Homes, customs, Industries .. 65 Hooker at Delft and Rotterdam 16


Hooker and banishment of Anne Hutchinson 54


Hooker and party drove cattle, sheep, swine, fowls 41


"Hooker Church" removal opposed. 662


Hooker descendants In celebration of 1908 704


Hooker, Dr. Edward B. 680


Hart. John, gruesome story of 1077 Hartland 1247 Hooker, Mary Turner Hartranft, Chester D. 389 915 Hooker, Mrs. Isabella B., for suffrage_ 497 Hart, Rev. Samuel 784 Hooker, Noadlah 203


Hart, Stephen 785 Hooker's death 101


2


Hepburn, Dr. Thomas N. 853


"Herald," The 1154


"Herald," The Manchester 1297


Heredity illustrated 1212


Hessian


prisoners


set


at


planting


trees 199


Hewins, Caroline M ..


931


Highy's monopoly of making steel by "curious art"


164


Higginson, Francis 11


Higginson, John


94


High cost of living 834


Higher education 1260


Higley's mine




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