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Ship building, Gales Ferry, 603
Ship building, Niantic River, 610
"Ship, Great," (launched 1725), 242
Shipman, Edward, (Capt.), 518
Shipping of the district of New London, Return for 1761, 477
Ships, (see also "Ship, Great"), number owned by each firm of whaling merchants, 647
Shirley, (Gov.), 468, 469
Shooting at mark, 406-407
Shore, Sampson, 75
Shore Line route, 682
Short, Catharine, 358
Short, Charles, 358
Short, Elizabeth, (Mrs.), (Mrs. Thomas Short), 357
Short, Thomas, sketch, 357-358; 471
Shrewsbury, New Jersey, 313
Shrimpton, Samuel, 139
Shubrick, Lieut., 637
Siccanemos, River of, see Mystic River
Signal guns from Fort Griswold (1781), 546-547 Silly Cove, 234
Simone (Indian servant), 330
Singleton, Richard, 265; sketch, 355
Singleton, Richard, Jr., 355
Singleton, Wait-Still, 355
Singleton, William, 355
Sistare, Charles, 669
Sistare, Gabriel (Capt.), 483 note, 484
Sistare, Gabriel, Jr., 483 note
Sistare, (or Sistera), Gabriel & Co., 484
Sistare, Joseph C., 665
Sistera, see Sistare
Situate, see Scituate
Six Principle Baptists, see Baptists, Six Principle
Sixpenny island, 81
Sizer, Jonathan, 598
Skarritt, see Scarritt
Skesooch, 605 Skidmore, , 61
Skidmore, Thomas, 60, 232
Skillinger, 136
Skillinger, Jacob, 133
Skillinger, Mrs., 248 Skinner, Joseph, (Capt.), 583
Skinner, William, 583
Skippers, coasters and skippers, 231, 232 Skolinks, 240
Slaves, punishment of ten negro slaves, 409 Sloan, Robert, 463, 474
112
Sloan's Warehouse, Robert Sloan's warehouse, 463, 465
Sloane, Hans, Sir,123
Small-pox, 220, 316, 393; death of Capt. John Mason, 410; French exiles arrive with, 470; quarantine ground, 474-475; inoculation for, 504, 506; in army, 521; among returned prisoners, 527-528; prejudice against inoculation, 528, 612
Smedley, Samuel, (Capt.), 538
Smith, 61, 321-324
Smith, (-) (Mrs.), Haughton, (Mrs. Benjamin Smith), 299
Smith, Ann, 323
Smith, Bathsheba, 209, 322
Smith, Bathsheba, (Rogers) (Mrs.), (Mrs. Richard Smith), 202, 322, 370
Smith, Bathshua, 206
Smith, Benjamin, 299
Smith, Edward, 93, 198, 322, 323
Smith, Elizabeth, (daughter of John), 252, 322
Smith, Elizabeth, (daughter of Nehemiah), 292, 323
Smith, Elizabeth, (daughter of Richard), 322, 358
Smith, Elizabeth, (Bliss) (Mrs.), (Mrs. Edward Smith), 198, 323
Smith, Elizabeth, (Rogers) (Mrs.), (Mrs. James Smith), 322
Smith, Experience, 323
Smith, Franklin, (Capt.), 643
Smith, George, 440, 441
Smith, Giles, 58, 60, 321-322
Smith, Hamilton Lanphere, 669
Smith, Henry (Rev.), 151
Smith, Jabez, (Lieut.), 544
Smith, James, 322
Smith, James, (Capt.), 643
Smith, Joanna (Mrs.), (Mrs. John Smith), 252, 322, 323, 362
Smith, John, 86, 92, 96, 136, 138; and wife, 144; 230, 252, 322, 323, 362 Smith, John, (son of Edward), 198, 323
Smith, John, (son of Richard), 322
Smith, Joseph, 404
Smith, Joseph Ledyard, 669
Smith, Lieut., 109, 135, 136
Smith, Lydia (Winchester) (Mrs.), (Mrs. Nehemiah Smith, Jr.), 323 Smith, Mary, 292, 323
Smith, Merritt, 441
Smith, Nehemiah, 84, 86, 93, 96, 142, 259, 260, 261, 292, 322, 323
Smith, Nehemiah, Jr., 171 and note; 253, 322, 415, 437, 439
Smith, Nehemiah, (Sergt.), 199
Smith, Obadiah, 323, 324 note
Smith, Oliver, (Capt.), 516 note
Smith, Orrin F., 627 note
Smith, Ralph, 322
Smith, Rebecca, 151
Smith, Rebecca (Smith) (Mrs.), (Mrs. Samuel Smith), 151
Smith, Richard, 84, 168, 172, 175, 202, 322, 358
Smith, Richard, (various others of this name), 322
Smith, Robert B. (Capt.), 643
Smith, Sabin K., 669
Smith, Samuel, (son of Nehemiah), 323
Smith, Samuel, (Lieut.), 83, 85, 96, 150-151 and notes; 324 Smith, Samuel, Sen. (Lieut.), (of Wethersfield), 151
Smith, Simeon (Maj.), 631
Smith, Weaver, 294
113
Smith family, sketch, 321-324 Smith Memorial Home, formerly a Mason's hotel, 627 Smith- (Perkins & Smith, whaling firm), 647
Smith's Cove, 404
Smith's farmhouse, 325
Smith's furnace, 520
Snow, Great, 362, 405-406
Sobuck (Indian name), 617
Society, (vessel), 238
Society for Propagating the Gospel in Foreign Parts, 440, 444, 445, 593 Society for Propagating the Gospel in New England, 128
Society for Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts, see Society for Propagating the Gospel in Foreign Parts
Society of Cincinnati, see Massachusetts Society of Cincinnati
Society of Trade and Commerce, see New London Society of Trade and Commerce
Socinian principles, 437
"Soldier grant," 65, 170-171
Soldier land, 323
Soldier lot, 391
Soldier's Farm, 260
Soldier's Reward (pond), 171
Solomon's Brook, 62
Sonkipog, (Indian word for cold water), 49 note
Sound Steamboat Co., 682
South America, 387, 640
South Carolina, 421 note
South Kingston, 184 note; 347, 418
South Society (Groton), 460
Southampton, N. Y., 136, 237, 313, 529
Southerton, Pawkatuck named Southerton, 104; Southerton named Mis- tick, 106; made part of Connecticut and named Stonington, 106; 129, 249, 328, 333
Southerton, (Hartford County), 439
Southmead, John, 148 note, 338
Southmead, Millicent (Addis) (Mrs.), (Mrs. William Southmead), 148 note; 338 and note
Southmead, William, 148 note; 338 and note
Southmead, William, Jr., 148 note; 338
Southold, 266, 274, 278, 279, 283, 316, 339, 441, 450, 454 note; 529, 616 Spain, 233, 385; war with 387-388
Spaniards, 390
Spanish and French War, 488
Spanish colonies, 462
Spanish vessel, arrives in distress, 462; cargo landed and partly stolen, 463-468
Sparrow, Timothy, (Capt.), 582
Special court, 213, 223, 224
Speedwell, (barque), built by Mould and Coit 1660, 231, 236
Speedwell, (ship), 236
Speedwell, (vessel), came to America in 1656, 322
Spencer, - (-) (Mrs.) Hungerford, (Mrs. Samuel Spencer), 157, 281
Spencer, Hannah (Willey) (Mrs.), Blatchford, (Mrs. Samuel Spencer), 157
Spencer, Samuel, 157, 281
Spicer, Abel, (Capt.), 335, 513
Spicer, Abigail, 335
114
Spicer, Edward, 335 Spicer, Hannah, 335 Spicer, Jane, 335 Spicer, Joseph, 335
Spicer, Mary (Mrs.), (Mrs. Peter Spicer), 335
Spicer, Peter, 146; sketch, 335
Spicer, Peter, Jr., 335
Spicer, Ruth, 335
Spicer, Samuel, 335
Spicer, William, 335
Spooner, Alden, 655
Spooner, Alden, 2nd, 655-656
Spooner, Judah P., 655
Spooner, Thomas, 655
Spooner family (printers), 655-656
Sprague, David, 438
Spring, The, 133, 134
Spring Meadow, 60
Springer, Dennis, 265
Springer, James, 656
Springfield, 96, 134, 202, 209 note; 328 note; 664
Springfield, Ill., 657
Spy, (vessel), 510, 525; takes to France first copy of ratified treaty of peace after American Revolution, 538
Squakeag, (place), 87 note
Squire, , 639
Squirrel, (vessel), 478
Squammacutt, see Westerly
Stafford, Thomas, 145
Stafford Springs, 664
Stallion, - , 75,133
Stallion, Christian (-) (Mrs.), Chapell, (Mrs. Edward Stallion), 326, 346 Stallion, Deborah, 346
Stallion, Edward, 68, 84 note; 152, 232, 237, 251, 264, 308, 326, 327; sketch, 346, 366
Stallion, Edward, Jr., 346
Stallion, Elizabeth (Miller) (Mrs.), (Mrs. Edward Stallion), 327, 346
Stallion, Margaret, 308, 346
Stallion, Margaret, (Mrs.), (Mrs. Edward Stallion), 346
Stallion, Sarah, 346, 366
Stallon, see Stallion
Stamford, 306
Stamp Act, effect of, 482-483
Stanfield, 280
Stanley, see Stallion, 346
Stanton, 75, 76, 88, 103, 181, 274
Stanton, Amos, (Capt.), 558, 559
Stanton, Anna, (Mrs.), (Mrs. Thomas Stanton), 297 and note
Stanton, Borradil (Denison) (Mrs.), 334
Stanton, Daniel, 237, 297
Stanton, Dorothy, 297 Stanton, Hannah, 297
Stanton, John, 106, 129, 297, 326
Stanton, John, (Capt.), 428 Stanton, Joseph, 297
Stanton, Mary, 202, 297
Stanton, Robert, 285, 297 Stanton, Sarah, 297
115
Stanton, Sarah (Denison), (Mrs.), 334
Stanton, Thomas, 28, 55, 66, 67, 68, 69, 89, 99, 101, 102 and note; 129, 202, 249, 285; sketch, 296-297
Stanton, Thomas, Jr., 285, 297 Stanton, Thomas, 3rd, 297
Stanton, England, 498
Stanton's trading house, 102 note
Staplehowe, 335
Stapleton, Capt., 556 note
Star and Democrat, 658
Starke, Aaron, 96, 142; sketch, 313-314
Starke, Aaron, Jr., 314
Starke, John, 314, 437
Starke, William, 314, 436
Starr, 97
Starr, Benjamin, (born 1679), 241, 279, 312, 318, 320
Starr, Comfort, (of Ashford), 319
Starr, Comfort, (son of Samuel), 318, 319
Starr, Comfort, (son of Thomas of Yarmouth, Mass.), 319
Starr, Comfort, Jr., 319
Starr, Daniel, (2nd Lieut.), 544
Starr, Elizabeth, 319
Starr, Elizabeth, (Mrs.), (Mrs. Joseph Starr), 320
Starr, Elizabeth, (Morgan) (Mrs.), (Mrs. Jonathan Starr), 319
Starr, Hannah (Brewster) (Mrs.), (Mrs. Samuel Starr), 277, 318, 319
Starr, Jared, 575, 615
Starr, Jared, (Capt.), 320
Starr, John, 319
Starr, Jonathan, 318, 319, 320, 415
Starr, Jonathan, (living in 1783), 592
Starr, Jonathan, (living when Miss Caulkins wrote her history), 318 Starr, Jonathan, Jr., 318, 320
Starr, Jonathan, 3rd, 320 and note
Starr, Joseph, (Capt.), 320
Starr, Lydia (Latham) (Mrs.), (Mrs. Benjamin Starr), 312
Starr, Mary, (Mrs.), (Mrs. Comfort Starr), 319
Starr, Mary (Morgan) (Mrs.), (Mrs. Thomas Starr), 319
Starr, Mary, (Seabury) (Mrs.), (Mrs. Jonathan Starr, 3rd), 320 and note
Starr, Pierre S., 669
Starr, Richard, 320 and note
Starr, Samuel, 145, 250, 251, 277; sketch, 318-320
Starr, Samuel, (son of Jonathan), 319
Starr, Samuel, Jr., 318, 319
Starr, Thomas (of Yarmouth, Mass.), 319
Starr, Thomas (son of Samuel), 259, 318, 319
Starr, Vine, 311 note
Starr, Wm. H. & Co., 658
State armed vessels, 538-539
State St. (Broad St., Church St., Congress St., Court St., King St.), 62, 68, 83, 93, 157 note; fortified houses, 183; 278, 302, 303 note; 318, 406, 444, 592, 620, 622, 626, 627; graded, 629, 659; descrip- tive sketch, in 1860, 674-677; 678
Steam navigation, first, 652-654; Sound Steamboat Co., 682
Stebbins, 59, 61, 73, 95, 426
Stebbins, Bethia (Comstock) (Mrs.), (Mrs. Daniel Stebbins), 314
Stebbins, Daniel, 259, 314
Stebbins, Deborah (Moore) (Mrs.), (Mrs. John Stebbins), 314, 321
116
.
Stebbins, John, 44, 57, 58, 60, 65, 74, 81, 143, 259, 268; sketch, 314 Stebbins, John, Jr., 314, 321
Stebbins, Margaret (Mrs.), (Mrs. John Stebbins), 314
Stedman, Ann, 287, 342
Stedman, Hannah (Isbell) (Mrs.), (Mrs. Thomas Stedman), 272, 342, 371
Stedman, John (Lieut.), (of Wethersfield), 342
Stedman, John, 2nd, 342
Stedman, Thomas, 68, 69, 232, 272, 289; sketch, 342, 371
Steer, Elizabeth (-) (Mrs.), Wheeler, (Mrs. Richard Steer), 330
Steer, Richard, 213, 266, 330
Steevens, see Stevens
Stepney Church, 359
Sterling, James, 440, 441
Sterling, James, (Capt.), 242
Sterling Hill, 513
Stevens, Elizabeth (Gallop) (Mrs.), (Mrs. Henry Stevens), 292
Stevens, Henry, 292
Stevens, James, 239
Stevens, John, 231, 250, 264, 275
Stevens, Mary, 270
Stevens, Mary (Coit) (Mrs.), (Mrs. John Stevens), 275 - Stevens, Samuel,151 note
Stevens, Sarah (Hough) (Mrs.) Carpenter, (Mrs. William Stevens), 341 Stevens, William (of Gloucester), 113
Stevens, William (of Killingworth), 341
Stewart, Duncan, 477-478; 511-512 and note; 622
Stewart, Matthew, 351, 408, 444, 474
Stewart, Nancy (Erving) (Mrs.), (Mrs. Duncan Stewart), 512 note
Stewart, William, 476, 584, 592, 615, 658
Stiles, (President of Yale College, 588
Still, (name), 39
Stillinger, 152
Stillman, Samuel, (Capt.), 574
Stinwicke, Cornelius, 232 note
Stockbridge, 186 note
Stockholm, 653, 654
Stockman, Charles S., 662
Stockman, Jacob, 595
Stocks, thrown into cove, 248; deficiency of, 253
Stoddard, E. V. (whaling merchant), 647
Stoddard, Enoch V., Jr., 669
Stoddard, John, 84
Stoddard, Mary (Mortimer) (Mrs.), (Mrs. Robert Stoddard), 354 Stoddard, Ralph, 159, 419, 420
Stoddard, Robert, 354
Stoddard, Vine, 311 note
Stoddard land, 159
Stone, Capt., 27, 28, 29, 30
Stone, Horatio, (Dr.), 665
Stone Church, (East Lyme), 616
Stonington (see also Southerton), 14, 91; "Mistick" named Stonington, 106, 107, 121, 122, 123, 143 note; 181, 182 note; 183, 184, 185, 186, 187, 192, 225, 227, 236, 249, 251, 253 and note; 254, 255, 257, 261, 264, 271, 278 note; 282, 285, 291, 292, 296, 302, 303, 304, 307 and note; 313, 326, 328, 329, 330, 333, 334, 337, 338, 339, 349, 356, 358, 418, 420, 428, 430, 435, 443, 450, 451, 452,
117
453 note; 456, 459, 501, 505, 510; attack on, 516 and note; 518 note; 521, 526, 530, 538, 538, 577, 604, 642, 649, 667, 682, 687
Stonington, (whaling vessel), 642
Stonington Borough, 101
Stonington, Long-point, attack on (1776), 516 and note
Stonington Point (see item following), 99 note, 587
Stonington Point Light-house, 651
Stony Brook, 102
Stony-Hill Lane, 198 and note
Stoughton, Capt., encampment at Pequot Harbor, 36 and note; 37 and note; 38 and note; his recommendation of the place, 42 and note; 105, 106 Stoughton, General, 98
Stoughton, Mass., 679
Straight Cove, 61
Strait's Bridge, 615
Strait's Mouth, 121
Stratfield, 265, 338
Stratford, 58 note; 135 note; 201, 293, 327 and note
Streets, (see also Streets by name), 62, 626-629
Strickland, Peter, 259, 266
Strong, Joseph, (Rev.), (of Norwich), 573 note
Stuart, 196
Stubens, Stubbens, Stubbin, Stubbing, see Stebbins
Success, (vessel), 236, 336
Suffield, 513
Suffolk, (England), 39, 414
Suffolk County, Mass., 104, 189 note
Suffolk County, N. Y., 339
Suffolk Gazette, 656
Sugar-house (prison), 568
Sulivan, see Sullivan
Sullaven, see Sullivan
Sullivan, Elizabeth, 479 note
Sullivan, Elizabeth, (Chapman) (Mrs.), (Mrs. John Sullivan), 479 note
Sullivan, Jeremiah C., 479 note
Sullivan, John, (living in 1664), 145
Sullivan, John, (living in 1768), 479 note
Sullivan, Mary, 479 note
Sullivan, Morten, 411 Summary, see New London Summary Sun, Sign of the, 476
Sunday-school, celebration in 1830, mentioned 588 note
Sunk-i-paug, Sunkipaug-suck, 49 and note
Superb, (British vessel), 636, 637
Superior Court, 218; first held in New London, 382; 384, 506 note; 671 Superior, (ship), 630 note
Superior, (whaling vessel), 642, 643
Supply, Committee of, 1777, 503
Surinam, 254
Surry County, Virginia, 129, 150
Survey of city by Moses Warren, 1807, 626
Suspended animation, strange case of, 132 Susquehannah and Delaware Co., 478 note
Sutton, Mary (Fosdick) (Mrs.), (Mrs. Richard Sutton), 344 Sutton, Richard, 344
Swaddel, William, 266, 346
118
Swain, Capt., 640 Swain, O., 642 Swallow, (vessel), 238
Swamp fight, see King Philip's War
Swan, Jabez S. (Rev.), 598, 599, 679
Swan, (British ship of war), 516
Swansey, 181 Swanzea, 195, 266 Sweasy, 456
Sweden, 653
Sweezy, Joseph, 283
Sweezy, Rebecca (Satterly) (Mrs.), (Mrs. Joseph Sweezy), 283 Swegotchy, 124
Swichichog, 124
Sybada, Kempo, (Capt.), 68, 350
Sydenham, 412
Sylvester, Nathaniel, 148
Symonds, 154
Symonds, Harlakenden, 254
"Synagogue, Old" (nickname), 616 Syren, (vessel), 526
Taba-conomock, see Konomok
Taber, Job, 243
Taber, Philip, 70, 436, 438
Tabor,
.74
Tabor farm, 400 Tagwourcke (place), 102
Talcott,
104,174
Talcott, John, 178
Talcott, John, (Major), 185 and note, 186 and note
Talcott, Joseph, (Gov.), 385
Tallmage, Major, 532
Talman,
336
Talman, Joseph, 290
Tanners, Early,142
Tappin, Nathaniel, 84
Tar and feathers, 492, 494
Tarrytown, 533
Tataug or Tatau-og, (Indian for black fish), 118
Tatobam, see Sassacus
Tatto-bitton, 170
Tauba-Konomok or Taba-conomock, 124
Taunton, 186
Taunton iron, 268
Tawaw-wog, (one of the Indian names of New London), derivation of the name and variations, 118 and note
Taylor,
, 74
Taylor, Daniel, (of Saybrook), 223, 224
Taylor, Daniel, (Rev.), (of Newark), 416 note
Taylor, James, (Col.), 477 note
Taylor, William, 66, 67
Taylor, Zachary, (President of the United States), 477 note
Tea, custom house tea, 507; burned on parade, 507; Labrador tea, 507 and note; Jersey tea, 507 note Telegraph Co., 664 Tenedos, (British vessel), 637
119
Tennant, Gilbert, 449
Tenterden, 295
Terrall, John, 145, 310; sketch, 357
Terrall, Mary, 357
Terrall, Sarah, (Mrs.), (Mrs. John Terrall), 310, 357
Terrall, William, 145, 357
Terrall, William, 2nd, 357
Thames, (British frigate), 530, 541, (see following)
Thames, (schooner), 484
Thames, (whaling vessel), 642
Thames River, (Frisius River, Great River, Great River of Pequot (Pequett, Pequoet), Great River of the Pequot country, Little Fresh River, Mohegan River or River of Mohegan or Mon- hegin, or Mohiganic River, New London River, Pequod or Pequot River, 13, 14, 19, 20 and note; 23, 24, 27, 30, 45, 46, 47 note; 57 and note; 58 note; 61, 89, 91, 119, 120, 123, 124, 159, 161, 162, 164, 169, 220, 259, 261, 263, 310, 401, 430, 538, 540; frozen over winter of 1779-1780, 543 and note; 572, 574, 576, 581, 603, 613, 631, 635, 636, 640, 648, 650; width, 659-660; 674, 675, 677, 682, 683, 689
Thames St., name proposed for Bank St., 627
Thanksgiving Day, festival, sports, etc., 407; the Thanksgiving that was "put off," 407; Thanksgiving Day Nov. 14, 1765, 492
Thatcher, Anthony, 625; cashier of New London Bank 1807, 662 Thatcher, Peter, (Rev.), of Middlebury, 452
Thatcher house, 366
"Thief and Cordelier" (song), 498
Third burial-ground, see Burial-ground, Third
Third Connecticut regiment, see Regiment, Third Connecticut
Thirty-mile Island, 156
Thomas, , 112
Thompson, , 128, (see also Thomson)
Thompson, Amos G., 595, 606
Thompson, Bridget, 332
Thompson, Isaac, 662
Thompson, Patrick & Son, 476
Thompson, William, (Indian missionary), see Thomson, William
Thompson, William, (Rev.), (of Braintree), 332
Thomson, -, 132, 285, ) see also Thompson
Thomson, William, (sometimes spelled Thompson, but this is his own spelling), (Indian missionary), 103, 116, 128 and note; 129 and note; 133, 136, 149; deposition and autograph, 150; 152, 313, 412
Thorne, Lydia (Redfield) (Mrs.), Bailey, (Mrs. William Thorne), 266, 291
Thorne, William, 266, 291, 346
Throop, Col., 526
Tibbott, Walter 111
Ticonderoga, 506
Tilleness, see Tillinghast
Tilley, James, 440 and note; 628 1
Tilley St., (first called Union St.), 67, 68, 290, 344, 628
Tillinghast, Capt., 240
Time, Change of style, 462 Tinker, , 132, 133, 135, 147, 149, 254, 609
Tinker, Alice, (Mrs.), (Mrs. John Tinker), 280, 281
Tinker, Amos, 280
Tinker, John, 92, 93, 95, 116, 145, 149, 150; sketch, 280-281; 308
120
Tinker, John, Jr., 280 Tinker, Mary, 280 Tinker, Mrs. 248 Tinker, Rhoda, 280 Tinker, Samuel, 280
Tippecanoe, Battle of, 362
Tobacco, 232 Toby, Frederick, 605
Toll-bridge, Niantic, 615 and note
Toll-bridge, Norwich, 615 note
Tompkins, Michael, 155
Tompson, see Thomson
Tomquash, 184 Tong, see Tonge
Tonge, Anna (Wheeler) (Mrs.), (Mrs. John Tonge), 290, (for this spell- ing see 289)
Tonge, Elizabeth, 290
Tonge, George, 68, 88, 89, 101, 107, 134, 152, 233, 250, 274, 278; sketch, 289-290; 357, 427
Tonge, George, Jr., 290
Tonge, Hannah, 290
Tonge, James (Capt.), 289
Tonge, John, 290, 428
Tonge, Margery, (Mrs.), (Mrs. George Tonge), 250, 278, 290, 357
Tonge, Mary, 290, 356
Tongue, see Tonge, (for this spelling see 289)
Tongue's Bank, 134
Tongue's Cliff, 134
Tongue's Rocks, 134
Tools and furniture, before 1700, 268
Torbay, 317
Torpedo vessel, 632-633
Torpedoes (Marine), 526
Towawog, see Tawa-wog
Town acts, Earliest, 56-72
Town affairs to 1670, 131-146
Town book, New London, 74, 433
Town clerk, autographs of first, 141, 277; 1650-1860, 666-667 Town grievance, 135
Town Hill (Town Hill Road), 15, 404, 410, 478 note; 530, 549, 551 Town Hill Battery, (see also Fort Nonsense), 546
Town house, 183, 192, 408
Town landing place, 133, 134
Town mill, see Old Town Mill
Town officers, circ. 1648, 56, (see also Mayors, Town clerks)
Town plan, original, 179-180
Town plot, general sketch of, 62; Whitefield preaches in, 459 Town pump, 624
Town records, see Records
Town square, 109, 191, 192, 459, 606, 688
Town St., The, see Main St.
Town wharf, 180, 460, 463, 627
Townsend, Lord, 630 note
Townsend, Ralph, 236
Townships in 1774, 501
Towson, Nicholas, 146
Towtukhag (Indian), 250
Tozor, Mary (Beebe) (Mrs.), (Mrs. Richard Tozor), 339
121
Tozor, Richard, 339 Tracy, Ensign, 162 Tracy, Thomas, 161
Trading Cove, 20, 66, 121, 161, 162, 259, 261
Train-band, 166 note
Treat, , 282
Treat, Robert, (Major, Deputy Gov., and Gov.), expeditions (King Philip's War), 183-185; 223, 262
Treaty of Peace (Revolution), Spy, (vessel), takes to France first rati- fied treaty of peace, 538
Treby, Isaac, 663
Treby, Peter, 146
Trees, preservation of, 79; item concerning two, 323; shade trees, 675 Trenton, 533
Trinidad, 581, 641
Trinity, The, 204
Trinity College, Hartford, 669
Triton, (ship of war), 466, 467
Trott, J. P., 621 note
Trott, Stanley G., 676
Trott, Thomas P., 657
Trott house or mansion, 621 and note; 676
Trowbridge family, mentioned, 371
Truman, Elizabeth, 337
Truman, Joseph, (died 1697), 142, 146, 260; sketch, 337
Truman, Joseph, (married Mary Hallam), 359
Truman, Joseph, (married Mary Shapley), 350
Truman, Joseph, Jr., 337
Truman, Mary, 337
Truman, Mary, (Hallam) (Mrs.), Hempstead, (Mrs. Joseph Truman), 359
Truman, Mary, (Shapley) (Mrs.), (Mrs. Joseph Truman), 350 Truman, Thomas, 337
Truman St., 62, 313, 337, 338, 453, 475, 626, 628, 678, 681
Truman's Brook, 62, 337
Trumbull, 376, 397
Trumbull, Benjamin, 69
Trumbull, Gov., 510, 517, 519, 521, 523 note; 548
Trumbull, John, (Col.), (artist), 542
Trumbull, Jonathan, 466
Trumbull, Fort, see Fort Trumbull
Trumbull, (vessel), 531, 532; combat with Watt, 543-544; 575 Tryal, (ship), 640
Tryall, (brigantine), 238
Tryon county, New York, 343 and note
Tubbs, Mary, (Mrs.), (Mrs. Samuel Tubbs), 310
Tubbs, Samuel, 145, 310
Tudor, 240
Tupper, Commodore, 534
Turk's Islands, 240
Turner, Borradil (Denison) (Mrs.), (Mrs. Ezekiel Turner, Jr.), 347
Turner, Elisha, 243, 347
Turner, Ezekiel, 236, 266, 278, 291; sketch, 346-347
Turner, Ezekiel, Jr., 346, 347
Turner, Grace, 317
Turner, Guy, 662
Turner, Humphrey, 346
Turner, John, (of Scituate), 266, 277, 346
122
Turner, Jonathan, 347
Turner, Mary (Brewster) (Mrs.), (Mrs. John Turner), 277, 346
Turner, Mrs., (daughter of Jonathan Starr), 320
Turner, Patience (Bolles) (Mrs.), (Mrs. Samuel Turner), 347 Turner, Peter C., (cashier of Whaling Bank), 662
Turner, Susannah (Keeney) (Mrs.), (Mrs. Ezekiel Turner), 291, 346 Turner, Thomas, 347
Turnpike companies, 658-659
Turrell, John, 259
Tuscarora, (whaling vessel), 643
Tuthill, , 456
Tuthill, Daniel, 279
Tuttle, Timothy (Rev.), 422, 602 and note
Twenty Mile Pond, see Gardiners Lake
Tybbot, Walter, 113
Tyler, Gen., 530, 566 note
Tyler, Rev. Mr., 448
Tyrrel, See Terrall
Uhuhiock River, Uhuhioh, Uhuoigh or Whoohyoh, (Indian), see Jordan Brook
Uncas, (Onkace, Onkos, Unkus, Wonkas), 20 and note; 21 and note; why Uncas joined the English, 34-35; 38, 43, 51; arrogant and surly, 52; favored by commissioners, 53, 54, 55 and note; 64; deed to Brewster, 66; 79, 101, 120, 125; committee to conciliate, 126; invaded, 127; wanderer, 128, 129, 135, 162; claim disputed, 163, 164; treaty made and Uncas paid, 165, 181, 182, 185, 248, 250, 252, 261, 299, 425; death, 426; meaning of name, 426-427 and note; 611
Uncasville, 96, 124, 365, 608
Underhill, John, (Capt.), 29, 30, 31, 32, 34 note; 36 note; 356
Union Bank, 662; rebuilt, 675
Union Baptist Church, Montville, 607
Union Coffee House, 583
Union, Ct., 649
Union Grammar School, see Union School
Union Insurance Co., 663
Union Lodge No. 31, 627
Union School, 515; schoolhouse, 598, 627; 622, 623, 670, 679
Union St., (see also Tilley St.), 63, 68, 157 note; 588, 598 note; 599 and note; 627; Tilley St. formerly called Union St., 628; 629, 675, 676, 678
Unitarians, Rev. Henry Channing, Unitarian, 589
United Colonies, 27 and note; 183
United Independent States, 541 note
United States, 158, 275, 477 note; 504, 572, 581, 630, 674, 684
United States Coast Survey, 673
United States Court, 657
U. S. Navy, see Navy, U. S.
United States, (vessel), 14, 630, 631, 637
U. S. Coast Survey, 14 note
Universalists, 598, 599-600; church struck by lightning, 607, 679; cen- sus figures, 680
University of North Carolina, 623 Unkus, see Uncas Updike, Esther, 344 Updike, Lodowick, 344
123
Upham, Lieut. Col., 549, 551, 552 Upjohn, (Architect), of New York, 594 Up-towners and down-towners, 180 Utley, Vine, 311 note
Valiant, (British vessel), 632 Valley St., see Methodist St.
Valparaiso, 640
Van Rensalaer,
442
Vandervoort, Peter, 484, 485 note; P. Vandervoort, 507
Vauxhall St., (old Colchester road), 68, 111, 288, 305, 391, 551, 629, 659 Venus, (vessel), 540
Vermont, 362, 655
Vernon, Admiral, 387
Vessels, (see also under the name of vessel), first vessels and their builders, 230-231; vessels, builders, owners and masters, 235- 239 ; plank vessel built, 576; vessels preyed upon 1805, 1806, 630 Vibber, see Vibert
Vibert, John, (Ensign), 432
Victoria, (Queen), 685
Victory, (sloop), attack upon the Victory in Mystic harbor, War of 1812, 634
Vincent, William, 77
Vine, 311 note
Vine, Mary, 311
Vine, Mary-Ann (Walton) (Mrs.), (Mrs. Robert Vine), 661
Vine, Robert, 661 and note
Vine Brook, 62
Vineyard Sound, 529
Virginia, 66 note; 151 and note; 231, 232 and note; 233, 234, 239, 277, 296, 297, 468, 469, 477 and note; 527 note; 540 note; 545
Vissher's Island, see Fisher's Island
Voluntown, 190, 418 note; 432
Voters, 409, 665, 685-686
Voyages, some successful whaling voyages, 643-644; voyage of the steam-ship Savannah, 653-654
Wadsworth, , 532
Wadsworth, James, 409, 431
Wadsworth, Mary (-) (Mrs.), Hartley, 280
Wadsworth's brigade, 532
Wait, Marvin, 503, 622, 627
Wait St., see Church St.
Waldo, J. C. (Rev.), 679
Wales, 112, 113, 158, 350, 520
Wales, Prince of, celebration of marriage of (1736), 408
Walker, Capt., 410
Walker, O. T., (Elder), 679
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