The history of Hamden, Connecticut, 1786-1936, Part 30

Author: Hartley, Rachel M
Publication date: 1943
Publisher: Hamden, Conn. [New Haven], [Quinnipiack Press]
Number of Pages: 560


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Only the Giant Sleeps


THEY LIVE AGAIN


When we recall our forebears and our old-time friends now gone,


Among them preachers, statesmen, soldiers, parents-


Those sainted old or short-lived young no longer here,


Some that were great and others humble-so many of them lovable and good-


We need not sadly think of them as dead-


They live again in us and ours.


Whether as soldiers on a battlefield who gladly gave their lives for Liberty,


Or simple souls who, just as valiant, stood firmly though un- noted for the right-


The homes they built, the government, the church, the indus- tries,


The truths they labored for-


All live in us as they bequeathed it;


There is more in us of the past than of today;


We stand in History with one hand clasped in theirs,


And with the other offering to those who follow us


A sacred heritage-a charge-a trust.


Bibliography and Appendix


BIBLIOGRAPHY


BOOKS


Andrews, Charles M., Atwater, Edward,


Barber, John W., and Punderson Beach, Joseph, Beard, Charles and Mary, Blake, William P., Bradford, William, Bronson, Henry,


Clark, George T., Coley, James E.,


Dana, James D., Davis, Charles H., DeForest, John W.,


Dexter, F. B.,


Dickerman, George S., -- John H.,


Dwight, Timothy,


Fiske, John, Harlow, Alvin F., Hill, Edwin, Hughes, Sarah E., Levermore, Charles, Mills, Lewis S., Milford Tercentenary Committee, W.P.A. Mitchell, Mary H., Osborn, Norris,


Colonial Period of American History. History of the Colony of New Haven.


Historical Collections. History and Antiquities of New Haven. History of Cheshire.


The Rise of American Civilization.


History of Hamden. History of Plymouth Plantation. Chapters on the Early Government of Connecticut.


History of New Haven County. History of Grace Church.


The Four Rocks.


History of Wallingford. 1870. History of the Indians of Connecticut from the Earliest Known Period to 1850.


Miscellaneous Historical Papers of Fifty Years. 1918.


The Old Mount Carmel Parish. Colonial Historie of the Parish of Mount Carmel. Travels in New England and New York. Statistical Account of New Haven. 1811. The Beginning of American Democracy. Towpaths of New England. History of New Haven County. History of East Haven.


The Republic of New Haven.


The Story of Connecticut.


History of Milford. History of New Haven County. History of New Haven County.


458 The History of Hamden


Peck, Henry,


History of the State House, New Haven, Connecticut.


Rockey, J. S.,


History of New Haven County.


History of the United States.


New Haven.


Connecticut Past and Present.


One Hundred Years of Child Care. Diary.


Itineraries. Connecticut Fights.


Thorpe, Sheldon,


Townshend, Charles S.,


The Quinnipiac Indians.


Invasion of New Haven.


The Ecclesiastical History of Connecti- cut.


Warren, Isaac, Wood, Frederick L.,


The Sisters. Turnpikes of New England.


GENEALOGIES


Alling


Dickerman


Atwater


Mansfield


Augur


Munson


Bassett


Potter


Bradley


Sackett


Brockett


Tuttle


Yale


PUBLIC RECORDS


Connecticut General Assembly Archives:


Cities and Boroughs Committee Report on Petition for Center- ville and New Haven Horse Car Railroad. Second Series, Military Affairs.


Travel, Highways, Bridges, Taverns.


Hamden District School Committee Records, 1800-90 (longhand). Town Meeting Records, 1786 -.


Reports, 1887 -.


Illustrated Gazetteer and Business Book of Connecticut, 1857-58 (A. D. Jones, New Haven). New Haven Board of Selectmen Record Book, 1771-79. City Directory. Stage Transportation Notes.


1


Scudder, Horace E., Seymour, George D., Shepard, Odell, Solenberger, Willard, Stiles, Ezra,


Strickland, Daniel,


North Haven Annals.


Trumbull, Benjamin,


459


Bibliography and Appendix


Colony Records, 1637-49 (Charles J. Hoadley). Town Records, 1649-84 (F. B. Dexter).


1684-1767 (longhand copy made before


1910; in town clerk's office).


Vital Records to 1850.


Pease & Niles, GAZETEER, 1810.


Public Records of Connecticut, 1757-62 (Charles J. Hoadley) .


Records of the New Haven Townsmen or Selectmen, 1665-1714 (longhand copy by Dexter, 1917).


Records of the Proprietors of Common and Undivided Lands in New Haven, Vol. I (1724-49).


Register and Manual of Connecticut.


State Library, Mezzanine Collection:


Bradley Family, 26 Documents.


Cheshire Turnpike, IX, 14-27.


Hartford and New Haven Turnpike, XI, 68-88.


Isaac Dickerman, Jonathan Ives, et al. (1677-1815), 36 Docu- ments.


Mount Carmel and North Haven, IX, 289-92; X, 44-7. Revolutionary War, 1763-89.


Complaints on Caleb Mix (1780), XIX, 100; XXI, 141, 142. Payrolls of Military Companies (July, 1779), XVI, 475- 500.


Samuel Bellamy and C. Dickerman (1787), XXXVI, 104-8.


Separation of Hamden from New Haven, X, 39-43.


Statistics of the Condition and Products of Certain Branches of Industry in Connecticut, for the Year Ending October 1, 1845 (Daniel P. Tyler).


U. S. Postal Records, Washington, D. C.


PERIODICALS, BOOKLETS, NEWSPAPERS


Alling, Edward B., Hamden Plains Church Centennial Booklet, 1913.


Connecticut Quarterly, 1898.


Connecticut Tercentenary Booklets, 1935.


Gay, Julius. The Farmington Canal.


Golden Jubilee of the Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, 194I.


Harte, Charle Rufus. Connecticut's Canals.


The One Hundredth Anniversary of the Organization of the Con- gregational Church in Whitneyville, 1896.


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Whitneyville Tidings (leaflet), 1896-1901. New Haven Newspapers, 1871-1920: The New Haven Register. The New Haven Journal-Courier.


The Union.


The Leader. The Palladium.


The Cheshire-Hamden Times.


PRIVATE DIARIES, DOCUMENTS, PAPERS


Abraham Alling Papers and Sermons.


Caleb Alling Papers-State Library.


George Andrews Diary-Celia Andrews Yale.


George Augustus Bristol Papers-Gladys Bristol Camp.


Joseph Cooper Documents-Thomas S. Hartley.


Frederick D. Grave Papers-Leonora Grave Sucher.


Eber Ives Papers-State Library. James Ives Papers-Thomas Webb.


Russell Leek Papers-Stanley Leeke.


Joseph Rowe Papers-Arnold G. Dana.


Javin Woodin Papers-Bertha Woodin Smith. Mount Carmel Congregational Church Records, 1758-1855.


East Plains , 1795-1915.


ORAL INFORMATION


Mount Carmel Private Schools-Ella Bassett. Dunbar Stories-Margaret Hindinger. Old Mount Carmel People-Jennie Ives.


Mix District and West Woods Affairs-Lucy Kirk. State Street Items-Louise Kreis.


Mount Carmel Cemetery and Canal-George Munson. Hamden Plains and Highwood Notes-Emily Turner. Old Hamden Civic Memories-Frank Warner. Webb family material.


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Bibliography and Appendix SELECTMEN OF HAMDEN


1786. John Hubbard, Asa Goodyear, Samuel Dickerman, Moses Gilbert, Simeon Bristol


1787. John Hubbard, Theophilus Goodyear, Samuel Dickerman, Moses Gilbert, Abraham Alling


1788. Theophilus Goodyear, Medad Atwater, Isaac Dickerman, Alvin Bradley, Abraham Alling


1789. Medad Atwater, Samuel Atwater, Jabez Bradley, Alvin Bradley, Abraham Alling


I790. Isaac Dickerman, Samuel Humiston, John Hubbard, Heze- kiah Warner, Stephen Goodyear


1791. Isaac Dickerman, Stephen Ford, Caleb Alling, Hezekiah Warner, Basil Munson


I792. Joel Ford, Elisha Chapman, Caleb Alling, Hezekiah War- ner, Basil Munson


I793. Theophilus Goodyear, Stephen Ford, Caleb Alling, Simeon Bristol, Samuel Bellamy


I794. Simeon Bristol, James Bassett, Joel Ford, Ezra Ives, Samuel Bellamy


1795.


Ezra Ives, James Bassett, Joshua Atwater, John Hubbard, George Bristol


I796. John Hubbard, James Bassett, Amasa Bradley, Hezekiah Dickerman, Thomas Potter


I797. Hezekiah Dickerman, Caleb Alling, Amasa Bradley, Basil Munson, Thomas Potter


1798. Caleb Alling, Isaac Dickerman, Philemon Potter, Basil Munson, Josiah Root


I799.


Isaac Dickerman, James Bassett, Philemon Potter, Simeon Bristol, Samuel Bellamy


Philemon Potter, James Bassett, John Hubbard, Alvin Brad- ley, Samuel Bellamy


1800 180IS 1802


Alvin Bradley, Medad Atwater, Timothy Bassett, Amasa Bradley, Joseph Dorman


1804


1805.


Amasa Bradley, Medad Atwater, Timothy Bassett, Chauncey Dickerman, Joseph Dorman


1806. Chauncey Dickerman, Russell Pierpont, Philemon Potter, Levi Gorham, Samuel Atwater, Jesse Tuttle, Stephen Ford


1807. Russell Pierpont, Amos Bradley, Jesse Tuttle, Jesse Dicker- man, Levi Gorham


1808. Russell Pierpont, Joseph Gilbert, Timothy Bassett, Jesse Tuttle, Jesse Dickerman, Levi Gorham


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1809.


Levi Gorham, Joseph Gilbert, Ezra Kimberly, Jesse Tuttle, Jesse Dickerman


1810/ 18II 1812.


Hezekiah Warner, Enos Dickerman, Jared Atwater, Amasa Bradley, Elam Bradley


Jared Atwater, Roger Dorman, Daniel Chatterton, Amos Dickerman, Elam Bradley


1813 1814


Daniel Chatterton, Roger Dorman, Lyman Atwater, Amos Dickerman, Joel Ford


1815.


Joel Ford, Jared Bassett, Lyman Atwater, Ambrose Tuttle, Elias Hotchkiss


1816. Justis Humiston, Hezekiah Warner, Enos Dickerman, Ly- man Ford, Zadoc Allen


18171


1818S


Zadoc Allen, Joseph Dorman, Leverett Tuttle, Lyman Ford, Jesse Mansfield


1819.


Lyman Atwater, Hezekiah Warner, Allen Dickerman, Sam- uel Chatterton, Ambrose Tuttle


1820.


Allen Dickerman, Joseph Gilbert, Elam Warner, Enos Dickerman


1821 1822 Elam Warner, Allen Potter, Jason Dickerman 1823. Arba Dickerman, Arba Bassett, Joel Ford 1824 1825 Joel Ford, Arba Dickerman, Alfred Bassett Alfred Bassett, Arba Dickerman, Joel Ford 1826. 1827. 1828. 1829/ 1830 1831. 18321 1833 1834. 1835. 1836. 1837. 1838. 1839. 1840. 1841. Peter Van Houten, Lewis Warner, Jesse Tuttle


Roderick Kimberly, Jesse Gilbert, Leverett Tuttle Leverett Tuttle, David Bassett, Jesse Mansfield


Jesse Mansfield, David Bassett, Sterling Bradley


Sterling Bradley, James Ford, Lewis Heaton Lewis Heaton, James Ford, Loyal Todd Harvey Bradley, Horace Potter, Amos Peck Amos Peck, Albert Davis, Alfred Bassett Alfred Bassett, Jonathan Dickerman, David Sanderson Lewis Warner, Leverett Tuttle, Jesse Mansfield James Ford, Ezra Alling, 2d, Peter Van Houten


1842. Lewis Warner, Griswold Gilbert, Jesse Tuttle


1843. Griswold Gilbert, William Dickerman, Horace Potter


1844. Horace Potter, John G. Smith, Abial Leonard


1845. Abial Leonard, Harvey Bradley, Elihu Dickerman


Elias Cooper, Elam Warner, Leverett Dickerman Allen Dickerman, Jesse Gilbert, Eli Dickerman


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Bibliography and Appendix


Harvey Bradley, Henry Munson, Elihu Dickerman Henry Munson, Henry Tuttle, Elihu Dickerman Jesse Mansfield, Lucius Ives, Joel Churchill


Rufus Dorman, Henry Tuttle, Albert Goodyear Griswold Gilbert, Eli Dickerman, Arba Dickerman Griswold Gilbert, Ezra Alling, Leverett Dickerman


Griswold Gilbert, John G. Smith, Amos Hough


James Ford, Harvey Bradley, Russell Jacobs Griswold Gilbert, Russell Cooper, Eli Smith Merrit Ford, Jared Dickerman, Henry Tuttle Charles Brockett, Jabez Potter, Albert Goodyear


Charles Brockett, James J. Webb, John H. Dickerman


Charles Brockett, Merrit Ford, Philos Dickerman Lewis Warner, Philo Bradley, Birdsey Bradley Merrit Ford, Jesse Cooper, Philos Dickerman


Norris Mix, Edwin Potter, Birdsey Bradley


Henry Tuttle, Samuel Potter, Bela Mann


Merrit Ford, Charles P. Augur, Edwin Payne


Henry Tuttle, Edwin Potter, Philos Dickerman


Andrew J. Doolittle, Henry Tuttle, Philos Dickerman Andrew J. Doolittle, Harry Prescott, Cecil Burleigh


Andrew J. Doolittle, Harry Prescott, Philos Dickerman Andrew J. Doolittle, Edwin Potter, Philos Dickerman Norris Mix, Edwin Potter, Andrew Mckeon


Norris Mix, Edwin Potter, Cecil Burleigh


Norris Mix, Edwin Potter, Charles Augur Charles Augur, Edwin Potter, W. W. Woodruff Edwin Potter, Bela Mann, Leverett Dickerman Leverett Dickerman, Edwin Potter, Edward Davis Leverett Dickerman, Cecil Burleigh, Henry Munson Charles Augur, Walter Woodruff, Thomas Cannon


John Andrews, William Munson, Thomas Cannon


1846. 1847. 1848. 1849 1850 1851. 1852 1853 1854 1855) 1856. 1857. 1858. 1859. 1860 1861 1862. 1863. 1864. 1865 1866 1867. 1868. 1869- 1871 1872. 1873. 1874. 1875. 1876. 1877 1878 1879. 1880 188IS 1882. 1883 1884) 1885. 1886. 1887 1888} 1889]


The History of Hamden


John Andrews, William Munson, Edwin Potter Frederick Tuttle, William Downer, Edwin Potter


Friend Peck, Horace Johnson, William Downer Frederick Tuttle, William Downer, Friend Peck Frederick Tuttle, John Davis, William Hitchcock John Davis, Horace Johnson, William Hitchcock


John Davis, Horace Johnson, Patrick Nolan


Horace Johnson, Sereno Cook, Patrick Nolan Charles Warner, Patrick Nolan, Lester Jones William Downer, Lester Jones, Patrick Nolan


Lester Jones, William Downer, Patrick Nolan Burton Potter, Lester Jones, James Doolittle


Burton Potter, George Malone, James Doolittle


James Doolittle, George Malone, Burton Potter Arthur Woodruff, B. Hartley Mann, Bernard Fitch Arthur Woodruff, B. Hartley Mann, George Malone


Edward Sanford, Lyman Bassett, Bernard Fitch


Edward Sanford, Nelson Warner, Bernard Fitch


Edward Sanford, Nelson Warner, Patrick Nolan Edward Sanford, Nelson Warner, Thomas Rochford Burton Jones, Nelson Warner, Thomas Rochford Edward Sanford, Henry Hall, Thomas Rochford


George Warner, Charles Brock, Thomas Rochford


George Warner, William Ford, Thomas Rochford George Warner, Harry Glynne, Thomas Rochford George Warner, William Balke, Thomas Rochford


George Warner, William Balke, James Doherty


George Warner, William Balke, George Fitch 1935-F. Raymond Rochford, William Balke, George Fitch


464 1 890. 18911 1892 1893. 1894. 1895. 1896. 1897 18985 1899. 1900. 1901. 1902. 1903. 1904/ 1905) 1906. 1907. 1908. 1909/ 1910 19II 1912 1913- 1915 1916. 1917. 1918. 1919- 192I 1922- 1925 1926. 1927. 1928- 1932 1933- 1934 S


Bibliography and Appendix


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LIST OF HAMDEN REPRESENTATIVES TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY


Simeon Bristol


1786


Abial Leonard 1844


John Hubbard


1787 Ezra Alling, 2d 1845


Simeon Bristol


1788-1791


Horace Potter 1846


John Hubbard


I792 Henry Munson


1847


Simeon Bristol


I793-1794


Leverett Tuttle


1848


Samuel Bellamy


1795


Lewis Warner


1849


Simeon Bristol


1796


Abial Leonard


1850


Samuel Bellamy


I797


Horace Potter


1851


Josiah Root


1798


Eli B. Smith


1852


John Hubbard


1799


Russell Cooper 1853


Simeon Bristol


1800


Henry Munson


1854


James Bassett


1801


Loyal F. Todd


1855


Amasa Bradley


1802


Horace Potter


1856


James Bassett


1803


Merrit Ford


1857


Medad Atwater


1804


Henry Tuttle


1858


Amasa Bradley


1805-1808


James M. Ford


1859-1860


Jesse Tuttle


1809


Merrit Ford


1861


Russell Pierpont


1810


Eli B. Smith


1862


Amos Bradley


18II


Elias Warner


1863-1864


Amasa Bradley


1812


Andrew J. Doolittle


1865


Elam Bradley


1813


Henry Tuttle 1866


Amasa Bradley


1814


August Dickerman


1867-1869


Joel Ford


1815


Gilbert Benham


1870


Amasa Bradley


1816-1817


Silas Benham


1871


Russell Pierpont


1818


Philos Dickerman


1872


Roger Dorman


1819


Jesse Cooper 1873


Joel Ford


1820-1821


Edwin Potter


1874


Hezekiah Warner


1822


Riley Palmeter 1875-1876


Jared Bassett


1823-1824


Andrew J. Doolittle 1877


Ambrose Tuttle


1825-1826


Norris B. Mix


1878-1879


Jared Bassett


1827-1828


Cecil Burleigh


1880


Alfred Bassett


1829-1830


Leverett Dickerman


1881


Jared Bassett


1831-1832


Bela Mann 1882-1883


Elam Warner


1833-1834


Frederick Tuttle


1884


Alfred Bassett


1835


Henry W. Munson 1885


Jared Bassett


1836


Hubert Warner 1886


James M. Ford


1837-1838


Benjamin Woodin 1887


Leverett Hitchcock


1839


George L. Clark


1889


Leverett Tuttle 1


1840


Dwight Mix 1891


Horace Potter


1841


George Ives


1894


Allen Dickerman


1842


William F. Downer 1896


Loyal F. Todd


1843 John Shares


1898


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John Davis


1900


Frank A. Warner


Edwin Potter


1902


Henry F. Hall


Horace Johnson


1904


Frank A. Warner


Willis Benham


1 906 Henry F. Hall


1924


Benjamin Broadbent


1908


Frank A. Warner


1926


Burton Potter?


Frank A. Warner


Friend Peck S


1912


Almon J. Deane S


John Sanford


Benjamin Broadbent


Burton PotterS


1914


Almon J. Deane


1930


William F. Smith


Benjamin Broadbent


John Sanford


1916


Charles W. Brock


1932


Edgar Munson


Edward Ely


Walter Hayles S


1918


Charles W. Brock


1934


Edgar Munson


Edward Ely


Bennett Dickerman S


1920


William HindingerS


1936


SENATORS


Jared Bassett


1833 James J. Webb 1863


Eleazer Warner


1840 Henry Tuttle


1871


Griswold Gilbert


1843


John Sanford


1921


Marcus Merriman, Jr. 1846-1847


Henry F. Hall


1927


Griswold Gilbert


1852


COUNTY COMMISSIONERS


John Sanford 1922-1927 Henry F. Hall 1931-1935


UNITED STATES MARSHAL Bernard J. Fitch 1936-


1922


Edwin McLane 1910


Henry F. Hall


1928


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Bibliography and Appendix TOWN COURT OF HAMDEN


May 20, 1897


Sworn in: Judge Prosecuting Attorney Deputy Judge Clerk


Frederick Tuttle George L. Andrews B. Hartley Mann Frederick E. Tuttle


May 20, 1899


Judge Clerk S


Deputy Judge Prosecuting Attorney


Assistant Prosecuting Attorney


Frederick E. Tuttle B. Hartley Mann Michael Farrell


George C. Rogers


May 6, 1901


Judge Clerk S


Frederick E. Tuttle


Deputy Judge


B. Hartley Mann


Prosecuting Attorney


William C. Raymond


Assistant Prosecuting Attorney


George W. Malone


In August 29, 1902, George L. Andrews appointed Prosecuting Attorney from September 1, 1902, to replace William C. Raymond, resigned.


May 8, 1903


Judge Clerk S Deputy Judge Prosecuting Attorney Assistant Prosecuting Attorney


Frederick E. Tuttle B. Hartley Mann George L. Andrews William F. Downes


May 1, 1905


Judge Deputy Judge Prosecuting Attorney Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Clerk


Frederick E. Tuttle B. Hartley Mann William F. Downes


Frank A. Warner George L. Andrews


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May 6, 1907


Judge Deputy Judge


Willis M. Cook


Edgar W. Munson


Prosecuting Attorney


Charles F. Clarke


Assistant Prosecuting Attorney


William Swain


Clerk


George L. Andrews


May 6, 1909


Judge


Willis M. Cook


Deputy Judge


Edgar W. Munson


Prosecuting Attorney


Charles F. Clarke


Assistant Prosecuting Attorney


William Swain


Clerk


George L. Andrews


On February 1, 1910, Almon J. Deane appointed clerk to fill vacancy caused by death of George L. Andrews.


On March 10, 1911, Edward H. Young appointed clerk to take effect from this date.


April 29, 1911


Judge Deputy Judge Prosecuting Attorney


Willis M. Cook Edgar W. Munson Charles F. Clarke


June 5, 1913


Judge Deputy Judge Prosecuting Attorney Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Clerk


Willis M. Cook Frederick S. Brockett F. Raymond Rochford Paul Webb Edward H. Young


May 24, 1915


Judge Deputy Judge Prosecuting Attorney Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Clerk


Willis M. Cook John O. Shares F. Raymond Rochford William F. Smith


Edward H. Young


Bibliography and Appendix 469


June 4, 1917


Judge Deputy Judge Prosecuting Attorney Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Clerk


John O. Shares Frederick W. Dietter F. Raymond Rochford James H. Strain Robert Reinwald


June 3, 1919


Judge


Deputy Judge


John O. Shares Frederick W. Dietter


Prosecuting Attorney


F. Raymond Rochford


Assistant Prosecuting Attorney


James H. Strain Robert Reinwald


On August 16, 1920, George P. Fitch appointed Assistant Prose- cuting Attorney in place of James H. Strain, who resigned.


June 10, 1921


Judge Deputy Judge


Charles E. Currie


Leon A. Drake


Prosecuting Attorney


Charles F. Clarke


Francis A. Lincoln


Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Clerk


Gilbert C. Peck


June 4, 1923


Judge Deputy Judge


Charles E. Currie Leon A. Drake


Prosecuting Attorney


Joseph Shelnitz


Assistant Prosecuting Attorney


Bertrand B. Salzman


Clerk


Gilbert C. Peck


On February 24, 1924, Pierpont B. Foster appointed Deputy Judge.


Judge Deputy Judge Prosecuting Attorney Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Clerk


June 1, 1925 Charles E. Currie Pierpont B. Foster Joseph Shelnitz


Bertrand B. Salzman Gilbert C. Peck


Clerk


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June, 1927


Judge


Pierpont B. Foster


Deputy Judge


Charles E. Clark


Prosecuting Attorney


Bertrand B. Salzman


Assistant Prosecuting Attorney


Kenneth D. Rogers


Clerk


Robert Reinwald


May 27, 1929 (Same as 1927)


June 3, 1931


Judge Deputy Judge


Pierpont B. Foster F. Raymond Rochford


Prosecuting Attorney


Bertrand B. Salzman


Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Clerk


Kenneth D. Rogers


Robert Reinwald


June 3, 1933


Judge


Abraham H. Markle


Deputy Judge


Roscoe T. Steffen


Prosecuting Attorney


James P. Doherty


Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Clerk


Kenneth D. Rogers


John Whitham


July 1, 1935


Judge


Bertrand B. Salzman


Deputy Judge


Roscoe T. Steffen


Prosecuting Attorney


James P. Doherty


Kenneth D. Rogers


Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Clerk


John E. McNerney


Note: Copied from Town Court Records by John E. McNerney.


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Bibliography and Appendix


HAMDEN MANUFACTURERS


Acme Wire Company


Botwinik Brothers


Camden Machine Company


Connecticut Industrial Finishing Company


Hamden Machine & Tool Company


Harry Hall Organ Company


High Standard Manufacturing Company


Himmel Brothers


J. T. Henry Manufacturing Company (the only manufacturer left of those listed in Blake's History, 1886)


Pascale Manufacturing Company


Mt. Carmel Bleach & Dye Company


New England Iron Works


Whitney Blake Company


Safety Car Heating & Lighting Company


Schulz & Ingram


Kiss Brothers


Hamden Building Tile Company


Connecticut Hi-Test Sand & Gravel Company


Warner Burial Vault Company


New Haven Parlor Frame Company


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VARIOUS INDUSTRIES


New Haven Road Construction Company Metropolitan Wrecking Company D. I. Clark Company (wrought-iron work) Brockway-Smith-Haigh-Lovell Company


Connecticut Rockwool Company


Sanford Lumber Company


Centerville Lumber Company


Affiliated Wood Company


Shares Brickyard


Eastern Fuel Corporation


Hamden Lehigh Coal Company


Stuart Warner Coal Company


Beacon Oil Company


Fitch Bros. Gasoline


Whitney Theater


Dixwell Theater


Strand Theater


WELI Radio


W. D. Thomas Greenhouse


Carmel Gardens


Glen Terrace Nurseries


Hamden Laundry


Johnson Perfume Company


M. L. Hungerford (dairy machinery)


Brock-Hall Dairy


Hamden Dairy


Cherry Valley Dairy


Hamden Provision Company


Hamden Grain Company


Hamden Co-op Poultry Market


Ballentine Brewery


Jacob Ruppert, Inc.


John Trommer, Inc.


Liquor Products Company


National Biscuit Company


Connecticut Doughnut Company


Index


INDEX


Abraham's Cave, 319-320


Agriculture, as means of livelihood, 28; Hamden, 344


Allen, Edward, 74


-, George P., genealogy of, 125 -


Alling, Rev. Abraham, 114, 115, 116, 172, 222, 368; dismissal of, 215; selectman, 102


-, Asa, 73, 116


-, Caleb, Capt., 73, 106, 161, 171; married three times, 116; death of, 152


", Caleb, 3d, 115; imprisoned for church taxes, 112


, Charles, captain of 7th Com- pany, lieutenant of 17th Com- pany, 75; on school committee, 114, 116


Edward B., 399; quoted, 172 Ezra, 2d, 244; as tythingman, 173


, Jerry, account of, 125; Frank- lin Elm purchased from, 124 Alsop, Joseph, 33


Americanization classes, 416


American Legion Post, No. 88, Ham- den, 300, 420, 449; prizes awarded by, 445 Amity, town privileges requested by, 88


Ancient Order of Hibernians, 320- 321 Andrews, Andrew T., 271, 295 family, early Mt. Carmel settlers, 52-53


-, George, 364, 373; diary of, quoted, 365, 370; town clerk, 393 John, 364, 371 Samuel, Jr., 59


Andrews, Sybil, wife of Timothy, 170


, Timothy, 113, 170


William, Colony carpenter, 22


Andrus, Miss, director of sesquicen- tennial festival, 442 Army of the Gulf, 285


Army of the Potomac, 285


Arnold, Benedict, 76; powder house keys demanded by, 77 Atwater, David, early Hamden set- tler, 20, 30, 33, 153


family members, migration of, 158 George, 187, 384; will of, 3II


Jacob, ensign of 15th Com- pany, 74, 110, 220; as captain, 75 Jeremiah, 144


Samuel, 61, 75, 77, 81, 106, IIO, 240; captain, 151, 220; viewer of highway, 128


Auburn Seminary, endowed by Bel- lamy estate, 159


Auger shop, 177, 261, 365; Church- il1, 388


Augerville, 48


Augur, Charles P., 227, 342; Select- man, 338


Austin, Henry, 401; architect of many New Haven buildings, 234-235 Axle, patented by Willis Miller, 293 spring, invented by Jonathan Mix, 161 Axle Works, 210, 293, 392


Bacon, Rev. Leonard, 216; hymn of, 229; quoted, 198-199, 246 Bahamas, first naval expedition to, 77


476


Index


Baldwin, Gov. Simeon E., 144, 197, 309, 447; as professor, 347; quoted, 100-101, 182, 349- 350 Drive, built by, WPA, 447 Ball, Alling, 17; farm of, 21 Miss, 108 Caleb, saw mill of, 41 Bamford, Benjamin, 444; Chaplain, 449 Bancroft, George, 202; History of the United States, quoted, 72


Bank buildings, New Haven, de- signed by Henry Austin, 234 City, of New Haven, 280 , United States, 242 Barber, John W., Connecticut His- torical Collections, quoted, 45; native silk cultivation, 245


Barns, Capt. Samuel, 59


Barrett, John, 59


Barry, Joseph, 442


Barton, Clara, 287


Bassett, Alfred, 260; on proposed poorhouse committee, 242 Amos, on school committee, II4 Ella, 420


Electa Warner, 418


family, early Mt. Carmel settlers, 52-53, 131, 132, 260 -, Hezekiah, highway surveyor, 99; house of, 180; lieutenant of 12th Company, 75 James, 108 ,


Jared, 242, 309; house of, 180


John, 21, 309; in Great Swamp Fight, 34; pound built by, 35, 82 J. Walter, 423 -, Lydia A., memorial given by, 417-418


Bassett, Samuel, 21; pound built by, 35 -, Theophilus, Jr., 418 , Theophilus, Sr., 418 Bassett Park, as memorial, 418 Beach, Algernon, school visitor, 316 -, Burrage, 189; of Cheshire, I32 , Joseph, History of Cheshire, 56 , Richard, 193; warehouse of, 197


Beachport, 193, 197


Beaumont, Thomas, 22


Bears, in Hamden, 18 1


Beaver Meadows, 22


Ponds, 16, 25; cow and ox pas- tures near, 15; dam built at, 37- 38; mill at, 40; named from Dutch Indian trading, 10 Beckley, Sgt. Richard, 21, 29


Beckwith, George, 186


Beecher, Henry, 28


Beers, Ira, 295 , Philos, mill and manufactory of, 295, 297 and Fenn, 295 Bellamy, Rebecca, daughter of Sam- uel, 163-164 , Col. Samuel, 80, 81, 99, 128, 132, 157-159, 217 Band, of Mt. Carmel, 75




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