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Hubbell, Temperance, 247 Hubbell, Uriah, 92 Hubbell, Wilson, 89 Hubble, Widow (1845), 99
Hubble, Goodman, 32 Hubble, Richard, 34, 35, 40
Hudson River, 13 Hughes, Mrs. (1779), 65
Hulbutt, Dr., residence of (1796), 149
Hulbutt, Hosea, 149 Hulet, Mr., (1779), 60
Hull, Mr., representative, Hartford Gen. Court, 14; land viewer (1693), 41; of Westport, 190 Hull, Andrew L., 188
Hull, Anna, 62, 239 Hull, Benj., 188 Hull, C., 35
Hull, Cornelius, 30, 33, 35, 36, 39, 135, 138, 146 Hull, Daniel, 149
Hull, David, 82, 242
Hull, Ebenezer, 48
Hull, Elizabeth, 74
Hull, George, 25, 29, 48
Hull, Georgie, 235
Hull, Harriet, 162
Hull, John, 49, 92, 140, 148, 171, 186, 227, 230, 242 Hull, Marvin, 232
Hull, Peter, 62
Hull, Stephen, 149, 197
Hull, Theophilus, 46
Hull, W., 35
Hull, Walter, 149
Hull, William, 27, 38, 134 Hull's Bridge, 149, 153, 184
Hull's Farms, 48, 146
Hull's Highway, 110
Hult, Thomas, 146 Humphrey, Mr., (1815), 87
Humphrey, David, 238
Humphrey, Herman, 88
Humphreys, Col., (1779), 68, 69
Humphreys, W., 222
Hunt, Frank C., 246
Hurd, John, 33 Hurlburt, Stephen, 220
Hutchinson, William P., 132 Hyde, Frederick, 233
Hyde, John, 93
Hyde, Joseph, 93
Hyde's Pond, 43, 119
Independence Day, 132
Jackson, Andrew, 94
Jackson, H., 35
Jackson, Henry, 27-30, 40
Jackson, John, 39, 180
Jackson, Joseph, 39
Jackson, Moses, 42, 180, 181
Jackson, Samuel, 39
James, Mr., (1674), 36 James, I., 240
Jarvis, David, 68 Jarvis, Isaac, 64, 67, 68 Jelliff, Charles O., 204, 240, 241 Jelliff, Everitt, 233
Jelliff, Francis, 161, 187, 193, 194, 241 Jelliff Manufacturing Corporation, 204-5 Jelliff and Northrop Company, 112, 188, 195 Jennings, Mr., (1880), 225; money for pump, (1884), 238 Jennings, Mr., residence, 115
Jennings, Misses (1885), 114 Jennings, Mrs., (1815), 230 Jennings, Mrs. A. B., 131
Jennings, Aaron, 53 Jennings, Abraham G., 88, 142 Jennings, Alphonse P., 241
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Jennings, Amelia, 235 Jennings, Annie B., 122, 132, 175 Jennings, Arthur O., 142, 241 Jennings, Augustus, 111, 142, 187, 188, 202 Jennings, Mrs. Augustus, 241 Jennings, Mrs. Bradley, 189 Jennings, Charles, 114 Jennings, Charles B., 142, 171, 203 Jennings, Charles P., 240 Jennings, Daniel, 146 Jennings, David, 71 Jennings, E. B., 194 Jennings, Ed., 233 Jennings, Ephraim, 70, 85, 187 Jennings, Georgia, 233 Jennings, Harry, 233 Jennings, Henry Burr, 233 Jennings, Herbert, 233 Jennings, Horace, 112, 118, 188
Jennings, I. Q., 111
Jennings, Isaac, 64, 111, 148, 161, 202 Jennings, J. Frederick, 158, 188, 193, 194 Jennings, Jeremiah, 186
Jennings, Jesse, 93 Jennings, Jahn, 50, 127, 197
Jennings, John H., 241 Jennings, Joseph, 35, 146, 187
Jennings, Joshua, 39 Jennings, Josiah, 66 Jennings, Justin, 77 Jennings, Levi (Levy), 221, 222 Jennings, Mary, 233
Jennings, Moses, 148 Jennings, N., 192, 196
Jennings, Nathan, 68, 90 Jennings, Nehemiah, 187, 223, 241 Jennings, O. G., 112, 175, 189 Jennings, Oliver B., 161, 232, 240
Jennings, Richard B., 105, 153, 161, 169, 188 Jennings, Rufus, 23 Jennings, Samuel, 49 Jennings, Seth, 85, 202 Jennings, Walter, 242 Jennings, Mrs. Wilbur C., 241
Jennings, Will, 196
Jennings, William I., 99, 152
Jennings Brothers, 202 Jennings and Son, 188, 197 Jennings Woods, 92, 146, 147, 148 Jessup, Edward, 25 Jessup, Samuel, 187 Jesup, Ebenezer, 57, 61, 63, 142 Jesup, Ebenezer, Jr., 88 Jewett and Sons, 195 Jillett, I., 152 Jahn (ship), 59
Johnson, Mr., visits gardens with T. B. Schmidt, 127
Johnson, Arthur L., 125 Johnson, Imogene, 157 Johnson, James, 78 Johnson, Moses, 190, 191 Johnson, Samuel W., 88
Johnson, William H., 192, 238
Johnston, General, surrender of (April 26, 1865), 108
Janes, Mr., minister from England, 26; attend- ed Board of School Visitors Meeting, 162; victim of children's prank, 245 Jones, Mrs., in 1670 list, 35; in 1681 list, 39, 60
Jones, Judge, captured and made prisoner (1779), 60, 61, 70 Jones, Alice and Emily, 162 Janes, J. J., 160, 161, 162 Jones, James, 188 Jones, Jay, 161 Jones, John, 27, 31, 33, 143 Janes, Obediah W., 187 Jones, Thomas, 32, 35, 39, 40, 144 Joy, Jacob, 180 Judson, David, 148, 152, 245
Judson, Joseph, 33 Judson, M. Wheeler, 185
Kealey, B. Katie, 162 Keallin, Mr., member af string quartette, 229 Keller, Mr., member of string quartette, 229 Keller, Joseph, 228, 229
Kelley, Thomas J., 169
Kelly, G. J., 232
Kellogg, Samuel, 142 Kennedy, Mr., (1888), 118
Kennel Food Supply Company, 200
Kent, Moss, 53
Kent, 40 Kenzie's Point. See Mckenzie's Point Kershaw, J., 105 Ketcham, James, 183
Kettle, Mr., pastor of Greenfield Hill Congre- gational Church, 234
Kidd, Captain, 43
Killar, Joseph L., 129
King, Miss, vocalist (1884), 229
King, Clitus H., 142
King, Samuel A., 235
Kingsley, James L., 88
Kinsey's Point, 45, 56, 63, 67, 71, 75. See alsa Mckenzie's Point
Kipper, Mrs., reminiscences of (1833), 93 Kiaberdanz, Charlie, 200
Kloberdanz, Joe, 200
Knapp, Mr., oyster frolic at home of (1814), 230 Knapp, Albert H., 169
Knapp, Albert W., 112, 153, 185
Knapp, George H., 169
Knapp, Goody, 27
Knapp, J., 86, 87
Knapp, James, 94, 148, 220
Knapp, Marietta, 233
Knapp, R., 35
Knapp, Robert, 89
Knapp, Roger, 39, 40
Knapp's Hotel, 88
Knapp's Inn, 85-87, 93
Knapp's Tavern, 81
Knight, Jonathan, 94 Knowles, Alexander, 28, 29, 134, 135
Knowles, John, 39, 135
Knowles, Jno., 35
Knowles, Jos., 35
Knowles, Joshua, 39, 135
Knowles, Thomas, 43
Knox, Daniel, 127
Labbance, Frank, 200 Labbance, Mrs. Frank, 200
Laborie, James, 47
Lacey, Daniel, 58, 72, 73
Lacey, Lottie, 235
Lacey, Michael B., 111, 165, 167, 188, 200
Lacey's Shop, 198
Lacy, Benjamin, 53, 58
Lacy, Edward, 41 Lacy, Josiah, 72 Lafayette, General, 93, 126
Lancroft Bros., owner of oyster beds, 213 Lane, Charles, 139
Lane, Frank E., 197
Langer, M. H., 113
Laurens, Henry, 69
Lavery, Albert E., 142
Leach, R. H., 205 Leach, Superintendent (1910), 123
Leffingwell, C. S., 99
Leffingwell, Christopher, 152
Leigh, William, 186
Leonard, Mrs., of New York (1885), 114 Leudwig, Frederick, 188 Lewis, A. N., 243
Lewis, Charles, 183
Lewis, George, 197 Lewis, Henry J., 212
Lewis, Jonathan, 53, 57, 63, 67, 85 Lewis, Lillian I., 233 Lewis, Lothrop, 182 Lewis, Philip, 247 Lewis, Siurges(s), 58, 72 Lexingtan (ship), 95 Lexington, Mass., 54
Lillie, Mr., (1786), 180
Lincoln, Abraham, 69
Lindbergh, Charles A., 206
Little Bridgeport, 121
Little Danbury tralley line, 119, 121
Livingstone, Henry, 89 Livingston, Mr., living in Obadiah Bank's house, 41 Lobdell, Jessie E., 162, 172, 233
Lobdell, Laura A., 162
Lockwood, D., 35
Lockwaad, Daniel, 32, 39
Lackwood, David, 186
Lockwood, F. St. J., 243
Lockwood, J. S., 35
Lockwood, Joseph, 39, 40, 137
Lockwood, Lillian M., 162
Lockwood, Luther G., 188
Lockwood, Silas, 187
Lombard, Mrs., (1885), 114
Lambard, James K., 158, 159, 240
Lone Tawn, Chestnut Ridge, 49
Long Island, 59, 60, 64, 67, 71, 75, 76, 85, 102
Long Island Sound, 18, 77, 80, 92, 95, 109, 115, 182
Lonsdale, Stanley, 244
Lard Hawe (ship), 59 Lothrop, Helen Hobart, 65
Lothrop, Nathaniel, 65
Lothrop, Priscilla. See Burr, Priscilla Lothrop
Lauisville, on the Ohio, 90
Lauisville, 90
Ludlowe, Roger, 13, 14, 21, 23, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 90, 133, 134, 138, 143, 215, 239
Ludlowe Court, 203
Lukomske, Victor, 127
Lusk, W. B., 127
Luther, Edwin, 202
Lydia (ship), 59
Lyman, H. A., 220 Lyme, 37 Lynch, Maud, 229 Lyon, Ansan, 189
Lyon, Bradley N., 188
Lyon, Burr, 187
Lyon, Ebenezer, 51
Lyon, Eliphalet, 199
Lyon, Ephraim, 53, 70, 73
Lyon, Gershom, 51 Lyon, Henry, 215
Lyon, Horace, 188 Lyon, James, 188
Lyon, Jesse, 149
Lyon, John, 68 Lyon, Joseph, 149
Lyon, Levi, 142
Lyon, Morris W., 187, 240
Lyon, R., 35
Lyon, Richard, 39, 137
Lyon, Seth, 149
Lyon, Thomas, 21, 33, 40, 135
Lyon, William, 188, 227, 231
Lyon's Plains, 75, 76
MacAlpine, (McAlpin), J. T., 161
MacDonald, H., 198 MacDonald, Richard, 201
Mackensey, Dougal, 45 McCarrick, James, 186
McCarrick and Wirtz Company, 192
McCarrick's Harness Shap, 199
McEwan. See Fletcher and McEwan
McDonald, Mr., state highway commissioner, 121
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McFarland, Peter, 108 McGarry, Mr., a smith, 197 McGarry, Jahn, 198 McGarry, Nellie, 169 McGarry, Patsy, 120 McGarry, William, 198 McKeel, Mr., maney far pump (1884), 238 Mckenzie's Point, 57, 61, 62, 95, 96, 147, 179. See also Kinsey's Paint McKessan affice building, 199 McLaury, Frank H., 123 Mclellan, Jahn G. D., 188 Mclellan and Sans, 192 McNay, James, 68 McNeille, R. G. S., 243 McQueeney, Sergeant Majar (1918), 127 Mack, Abner, 190, 191 Madison, James, 86, 240 Malland, W., 220 Mallory, Mr., tailar, 190 Mallary, David, 187 Manchester, Stephen, 95 Marcelin Chemical Warks, 196 Marquand, Frederick, 115 Marquand, manument af, 115 Marsh, Mrs., gate tender, 202 Marsh, Arthur M., 142 Marsh, David, 188 Marsh, Jahn, 186 Marvin, Majar, hast of Gearge Washington, 79 Mary Elizabeth (ship), 196 Masan, Captain, Uncas offers services to, 14 Mason, Huldah, 68 Masan, Jahn, 13, 15 Masan and Hamlin, 195 Massachusetts Colony, 13, 14 Matamuck, Indian, 29 Maticer, Benjamin, 108 Matsan, Raymand, 233 Maud (ship), 196 Max Ams Machine Campany, 207-8 Max Ams Preserving Company, 207 Maxumux, 31, 32, 33, 34, 43, 45, 146; farmers af, 217, 219 Maxumux Farms, 181 May, Jacab, 213 Mayher, Miss, teacher, 158 Meade, Harry, 233 Meaker, Daniel, 73
Meeker, Mr., shipawner, 95 Meeker, Capt., ayster fisherman, 214 Meeker, Aaran B., 187 Meeker, Benjamin, 68 Meeker, Bradley B., 221 Meeker, Burr, 89, 93 Meeker, C. A., 196 Meeker, Daisy, 162 Meeker, Daniel, 49, 149 Meeker, Emily, 241 Meeker, Geargie, 234 Meeker, Henry, 233 Meeker, Jahn, 68, 187, 188 Meeker, Lillie, 234 Meeker, Oliver, 233 Meeker, R., 35 Meeker, Rabert, 39 Meeker, Samuel S., 188 Meeker, Silas, 93 Meeker, W. B., 114, 158, 188, 196 Meeker, Wakeman B., 187, 211 Meeker, Walter, 233 Meeker, William, 221 Meeker, marine ways of, 114 Meeker and San, 194, 197 Merchant (ship), 95, 99, 214 Mercuria, Dominic, Sr., 205 Mercuria Building, 191 Mercurio's stare, 205-6 Merwin, Adijah, 149 Merwin, Bert, 184 Merwin, Bradley, 188 Merwin, Edith, 162
Merwin, Ethel, 162 Merwin, Frances B., 108 Merwin, Marris, 188 Merwin, Prestan, 128 Merwin, Thamas, 146 Merwin, Walter, 233 Merwin Hatel, 196 Merwin's Lane, 184
Miantonima (Miatanama), Chief af Narragan- sett Indians, 15, 26, 27 Middlebraak, Jos. 35
Middlebraak, Jaseph, Sr., 39
Middlebraak, Silv., 71 Middlebraake, Janathan, 146
Middlebraaks, Benj., 188 Middlebraoks, G. W., 186 Middlebraaks, J. M., 186 Middletawn, 37
Milbank, Mrs., former locatian af homestead, 191 Milbank, Isaac, 198 Milfard, 34 Mill, Jahn, 149
Mill Plain, 77, 83, 86, 119, 146-48, 155
Mill Pand, 181
Mill River, 16, 30, 34, 48, 56-58, 62, 64-67, 71, 75, 80, 83-86, 88-92, 95, 96, 109, 110, 115, 147, 148, 153, 154, 178, 179, 181, 182
Mill River Assemblies (1816), 227 Mill River Bridge, 109, 119
Mill River Harbor, 91, 184 Mill River Rack, 80, 183
Mill River Village, 75
Miller, Mr., member af string quartette, 229 Miller, Stephen, 201
Miller, Taphinah M., 187
Miller, William H., 187
Mills, Charles, 150
Mills, Eben, 76 Mills, Edward, 75
Mills, Elisha, 142
Mills, Gearge, 186, 187 Mills, Harry, 233
Mills, Jahn, 55 Mills, Sarah, 114
Mills, Sylvester, 187
Mitchell, Mr., representative, Hartfard General Caurt, 14; authar of geagraphy baak, 154
Mitchell, Abner W., 142
Mitchell, T., 196, 213
Mitchell, T. M., 195
Mohawk Indians, 39
Mahican Indians, 14, 17
Mohican Spring Water Campany, 203
Mamechemen, Indian, 31
Money Beach, 182
Manrae, Mr., residence af, in Southport, 115 Monroe, Ebenezer, 241 Manrae, Mrs. Elbert, 240
Manrae, Conn., 104, 123 Montauk Paint, N. Y., 241
Montreal, 46
Moady, Edmund T., 108
Maody, Jahn, 188
Moady's Mill, 122, 185
Maore, Eugene M., 191 Maore, Frank, 66
Maare, Thomas, 196
Marehause, Mr., highway near hame af, 51; enemy attack against hame af, 61; mill af, 185
Marehause, Widaw, theft from (1779), 61
Marehause, Aaran, 85
Marehause, Abijah, 190
Marehause, Andrew, 86
Marehouse, David, 72 Morehause, E., 232
Marehouse, E. B., 213 Marehouse, Fred, 234 Morehause, Gruman, 61 Morehause, J. B., 160
Morehause, Jahn, 50 Morehause, Jahn, Jr., 61 Morehause, Jahn W., 114 Marehause, Janathan, 139 Marehause, Mallie, 229 Marehause, Peter, 219 Marehouse, S., 35 Marehouse, Sam, 92 Marehouse, Samuel, 30, 39, 40, 142, 156, 159, 161, 217, 240, 242 Marehause, T., 35, 149 Morehause, Thamas, 39-41 Morehause, Thamas, Sr., 42, 180
Marehause, Walter, 149 Marehause, William, 147, 148 Marehouse, Zacr., 137 Marehouse's Bridge, 147 Margan, Frank E., 124, 125 Margan, Henry, 165 Marris, Daniel, 23 Morris, Dudley M., 246
Marris, Ephraim, 188 Marris and San, 213
Morse, Orville C., 187
Matt, Mr., provided Christmas tree (1870), 223 Matt, James S., 156
Matt Manufacturing Campany, 196
Maultan, Sullivan, 88 Muddy Braak (naw Green's Farms), 16
Muirsan, Reverend, of Westchester, 46-47
Munrae, Gearge F., 111, 112 Murray, Miss, farmer praprietar of Dennler praperty, 191; castume af, 235
Murray, William, 232 Murwin, Thamas, 180
Murwin, Sam, 93
Murwin, W. O., 100, 101
Muser, A. C., 196
Musquat, Indian, 31
Myers, Abraham J., 186
Naramare, William W., 186
Naseff, Shaker, 203
Nash, Captain, af Green's Farm Campany, 76
Nash, Thamas, 45, 46, 68, 70, 73, 181
Nash, Walter, 241
Nepas, 16 Nereid (ship), 196
Nettletan, Francis 1., 123
New Cannecticut, Ohio, 89
New England, 27-29, 51
New Haven, 37, 41, 55, 61, 63, 65, 67, 69, 70, 74, 78-80, 94, 95, 101, 103, 115
New Haven Railraad, 109
New Londan, 37, 38, 50, 65, 84, 86, 91, 183
New Landan Harbor, 59
New Milfard, 17
New Yark, 60, 61, 70, 75, 103, 114
New York, New Haven, and Hartfard R. R., 98, 243 Newpart, 58 Newton, Thamas, 25, 34 Newtan (Hartford), 25 Newtawn, 49, 123
Nichalas, S., 87
Nichals, Sergeant, training of militia by, 26 Nichals, A. R. T., 112, 160, 191 Nichals, Allen, 187, 188, 194 Nichals, Anne, 240
Nichols, Ansan, 153 Nichols, Augustus, 153
Nichols, Bradley, 108 Nichols, Claytan, 128 Nichals, Claytan W., 129
Nichals, Eli B., 184, 188, 193
Nichals, Ephraim, 189, 220 Nichals, Franklin W., 108
Nichals, Hezekiah, 242
Nichals, Horace, 188
Nichals, Jaseph, 88 Nichals, Mabel W., 169 Nichals, Mary E., 173
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Nichols, Sally, 89 Nichols, Sam A., 92. See also Nichols, Samuel A. Nichols, Samuel, 231 Nichols, Samuel A., 85, 100-4, 185 Nichols, Sergeant, training of militia by, 26 Nichols, Silas, 188 Nichols, Ted, 203 Nichols, Warren, 188 Nichols, William, 188, 189 Nichols, Wilson, 222 Nichols family, attempt to save home, 62 Nimrod (or Pocunnoe), Indian, 29, 31
Ninigret, Chief of Niantics, 15
Nonopoge, Indian, 16, 17 Norfield, 50, 51, 65 Norfield Parish Society, 138 Norman, Peter, 186
Norris, E. O., 204 North Bridgeport, 43 North Fairfield, 51, 57 North Stratfield, 51 Northfield, 86 Northrop, B. G., 155, 156 Northrop, George, 233 Northrop, Winthrop Blaine, 169 Norwalk, 23, 27, 35, 37, 40, 52, 69, 70, 78, 96, 98, 104, 115, 232 Norwalk Indians, 23, 31 Norwalk Islands, 214 Norwalk River, 23 Norwich, 37, 51
Nosset, Umpeter, 29
Oak Lawn (Oaklawn) Cemetery, 115, 132 Oakley, Arthur M., 241 Oates, William, 187 O'Calleahan, Michael, 188
O'Conner, Shirley, 131
Odell, Azariah, 53, 56, 138
Odell, Jno., 35 Odell, John, 39, 40, 58 Odell, John, Jr., 42
Odell, O., 35
Odell, Samuel, 63, 70
Odell, William, Sr., 39
Ogden, Abel (Able), 227, 231 Ogden, Ebenezer, 219 Ogden, George, 99, 186, 220
Ogden, Hezekiah, 93
Ogden, Hezekiah B., 221
Ogden, Hezh., Jr., 220
Ogden, Humphrey, 71
Ogden, Ida, 235 Ogden, Jean, 74 Ogden, John, 186
Ogden, Nelson M., 142
Ogden, R., 35
Ogden, Richard, 39, 179, 180 Ogden, Samuel, 128 Ogden, Sturges, 90 Ogden, W. B., 105
Ogden, Walter, 87, 213
Ogden 'House, 132 Ogden's Mill, 178, 181 Old Academy, 88, 89, 131-33, 185 Old Bell House, 182 Old Powder House, 51
Old Stratford, 16
Old Sugar House Prison, 75 Oliver, T., 35 Oliver, Thomas, 39, 40, 216 Olmstead, Nehemiah, 21 Olmstead, Richard, 33 Olmstead, Samuel, 51 Onee-to, chief of Mohican tribe, 17-19 O'Neill, Gertrude ., 90 Osborn, Mr., of North Benson Rd. (1813), 244 Osborn, Miss, teacher (1868), 234 Osborn, Mrs., pianist (1884), 229 Osborn, Judge (1834), 94 Osborn, Sergt., land viewer (1693), 41
Osborn, Azor, 85 Osborn, Daniel, 73, 147 Osborn, David, 189 Osborn, Ebenezer, 146 Osborn, Gershom, 147, 149
Osborn, Goodman, 136
Osborn, H. Noah, 199 Osborn, Happy, 184 Osborn, Henry Fairfield, 132, 240
Osborn, Isaac, 85
Osborn, John, 46, 112, 137, 146, 219, 242
Osborn, Joseph, 85
Osborn, Levi, 93
Osborn, Mamie, 235
Osborn, R., 35 Osborn, Richard, 21, 39, 216
Osborn, Samll., 219 Osborn, Stephen, 85, 87
Osborne, Curtis H., 241
Osborne, Mary Elizabeth, 234
Osborne, Thomas B., 142 Osborne House, Southport, 79
Osgood, Samuel, 114, 115, 240
Ostmark, Ned E., 142
Otis, James, 52
Owen, Mr., killed near Samp Morfar Rock, 17 Owen, Evan, 41 Owens, Peter, 113 Oysterbanks, Joshua, 74
Page, Frank, 235 Palme, George H., 87 Palmer, Alice, 229
Palmer, J., 54
Panoncamus, Indian, 31
Panuncamo, Indian, 31
Papanti, Mr., dancing instructor, 236
Papurah, first signer of Stratford Confirmation, 16
Paquanage. See Pequonnock
Paquanock, Sachem of Pequonnock Indians, 16
Paquanuck River, 43
Paquonnock, district of, 35. See also Pequon- nock
Parallel R. R., 114
Parker, John, 233
Parks, Capt., commanded in Revolutionary War (1779), 75 Parritt, Abraham, 68
Parrot, Squire, residence of, 147
Parsons, Mr., (1779), 67
Patchen, Samuel, 68
Patchin, Mr., in 1670 list, 35; in 1681 list, 39
Patrick, Captain, in Pequot War, 15
Patten, Mrs. D. B., 238
Pattison, Mr., shoe shop of, 189
Paul, Miss, teacher (1876), 158
Paulding, Colonel, U. S. Army officer, 123
Pearsall, Mr., (1885), 115
Pearsall, Samuel, 220
Pease, B. F., Jr., 166
Pease, Edward J., 142
Pease, J. Arthur, 162
Pease, Simeon, 171, 231
Peck, George, 142, 185 Peck and Company, 105
Peet, D., 202 Peet, William, 88
Pell, Mr., in 1670 list, 35; in 1681 list, 40
Pell, Thomas, 21, 29, 135
Penfield, Mr., servant of, killed, 65, 67; hauled in 5 bushels of fish, 93
Penfield, Captain, estate of, 115
Penfield, James, 68
Penfield, Peter, 181
Penfield, Samuel, 54, 185
Penfield families at the Mills, 147
Penfield Mills, 68
Penfield Reef, 115
Penfield Tavern, 94
Penfield's, George Washington probably stayed there, 79
Pennell, Lucy, 235 Penney, Edward, 233 Pequatoog. See Pequot Indians Pequonnock (Pequonnocke), district of, 14, 25, 26, 28, 39, 42 Pequonnock (Paquanage), 43 Pequonnock Indians, 16, 23, 28, 34 Pequonnock River, 25
Pequot Harbor (now New London), 14
Pequot Indians (Pequatoog), 13-15, 25
Pequot Library, 136, 149, 168
Pequot Tongue-Lord's Prayer, 15 Pequot Vocabulary, 15, 16
Pequot War, 25 Pequot Yacht Club, 131, 206
Perkins, Prof., in charge of singing school, 223
Perry, Judge, 169
Perry, Alfred, 222
Perry, Austin, 99
Perry, Belle, 161
Perry, Betsey, 242
Perry, Charles, 117
Perry, Charles C., 194
Perry, David B., 85
Perry, Francis, 189
Perry, Francis B., 221 Perry, Frances D., 99
Perry, Gerard, 188
Perry, Gurdon, 99
Perry, H. H., 117 Perry, Hallie H., 235
Perry, Mrs. Henry, 96
Perry, J. Walter, 142
Perry, Jahez, 147, 148
Perry, James, 92
Perry, Jno. H., 171
Perry, John, 38
Perry, John H., 131, 142, 240, 241
Perry, Joseph, 181, 219
Perry, Miah, 148, 199
Perry, N., 35 Perry, Nathaniel, 39, 183
Perry, O. H., 101, 236
Perry, Mrs. O. H., 236
Perry, Mrs. Oliver H., 241
Perry, Peter, 70, 71, 73, 74, 80, 183
Perry, Polly, 242
Perry, Richard A., 129
Perry, Samuel, 85, 187
Perry, Stephen, 92
Perry, Uriah, 154, 158, 245
Perry, Virginia B., 132
Perry, Walter, 85, 150, 200
Perry, Winthrop H., 123
Perrys: ice-makers, 203; mill owners, 71; resi- dence of, 115 Perry's Mill, 62
Peters, John L. D., 244
Peterson, H., 232
Peterson, Hans, 108
Phelan, Edward, 124
Phelps, Mr., magistrate, Hartford Gen. Court, 14 Phelps, George A., 187
Phelps, William Lyon, 240
Phi Beta Kappa Society of Conn., 94
Philadelphia, 80
Philip (Indian), 38
Philips, Mrs. and Miss, of Newark (1885), 114 Phillips, Mrs., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Plum- ley, 243 Phillips, John, 87 Phillips, Ransom, 187
Phillis, Prudence, 62
Phipp's Farm, Cambridge, 54
Pickett, E. W. S., 142, 191
Pickett's Store, 196
Pierce, B., 175
Pigot, George, 47
Pike, Mr., gave Turkey Frolic, 230 Pike, Mr., exhibition at home of, 246
265
Pike, Mrs., 246; balls given by, 86, 227; pup- pet show held by, 234
Pike, Julius, 187, 239 Pike, Samuel, 99, 104-5, 106, 111, 142, 160 Pike, William, 77 Pike's Tavern, Molly, 84, 88 Pinkerman, William, 105, 106 Pitkin, William, 43 Pixley, W., 105 Platt, George, 191 Platt, Thankful, 219 Plattsville, Conn., 113 Plumley, G. S., 243 Pocunnoe. See Nimrod
Podunk Indians, 13 Poinsett, Joel R., 88 Pomeroy, Mr., residence of, 115 Pomeroy, Benjamin, 101, 108, 142, 187, 241 Pomeroy, Mrs. Benjamin, 241 Pomeroy, Jonathan, 89
Pomroy, Benj., 188 Pond, Mr., lecture of, 156 Pond, Charles Hobby, 89 Pond, N. C., 155
Ponuncamo (Pononcamus), 16
Pope, Frederick, 111 Pope, Frederick, Jr., 191 Poqunock Indians, 31 Port Chester, New York, 96, 113 Porter, T. H., 243 Praske, Ann, 23 Pratt, Mr., gate tender, 202 Pratt, Wilmer, 190 Prentice, Samuel, 128 Price, Hez'h., 182 Price, Zalmon, 149 Prince, Mr., house of (1806), 83 Prince, C. G., 172, 173 Procter, Richard A., 238 Provost, John, 188 Puling, Abraham, 181 Pullman, John S., 128 Purdy, Francis, 28 Purdy, I. S., 99, 152 Purple, Mr., Principal of Brush Pasture School, 160
Pynchon, Mr., provides shallop during Pequot War, 14
Quincy, Edmund, 55 Quanumscoes (Indian), 31 Quincy, Dorothy, 55 Quinnpiocke (New Haven), 25
Randolph and Co., 105 Ranger (ship), 59 Rankin, Edward E., 240 Ranson, Thomas, 186 Raymond, Curtis, 186 Raymond, Mary, 229 Raymond, William, 231 Read, John, 49, 51 Redding, Conn., 26, 50, 51, 52, 70, 146 Redding Parish, 181 Redfield, Ebenezer, 74 Redfield, James, 149 Redfield, Sarah, 146 Redfield's Bridge, 147 Reed, John, 49, 143 Reed, John A., 186 Reid, S. C., 90 Reid, Mrs. S. C., 90 Reid, John, 229 Reid, Thomas, 229 Reynolds, Miss, of New Haven, 114 Revere, Paul, 79, 238 Revolutionary War, 100, 182, 183 Rew and Walker Company, 189 Rhode Island, 61, 71 Richards, Miss, as Lady Washington in play, 235
Richards, George, 186 Richards, Lewis, 186 Ridgefield, Conn., 49, 52, 57, 76
Rieffestahl, Harding B., 206
Riker, Mr., member of the Home Guard, 124 Riker, Alice, 162 Riker, Edgar, 205 Riley, Patrick, 187 Rill, Paul R., 245 Rill, Mrs. Paul R., 245 Ripley, Hezekiah, 78 Rising Sun (ship), 84 Rising Sun Tavern, 52 Robbins, Ephraim, 78, 190
Robert, E., 103 Roberts, J. Saltonstall, 246 Roberts, Joseph, 187 Roberts, Osias, 188 Robertson, James, 85
Robinson, Captain, captured by English (1812), 84 Robinson, Charles, 96
Robinson, J. K., 231
Robinson, Thomas, 142
Robinson, William, 227
Rocky, Neck ,16
Rodgers, George, 154
Rogers, D. D. E. P., 228
Rogers, David, 70, 72, 74, 89
Rogers, Marie J., 169
Rogers daughters, 89
Romanock, Sachem of Aspetuck Indians, 16, 23 Rood, Curtis, 186 Rooster River, 17, 183
Rose (ship), 84
Rose, Mr., of Bridgeport, 160
Rose, Nehemiah, 68
Ross, Robert, 78
Rowe, Mr., First Selectman, 122, 127
Rowe, Major, plea for purchase of stamps by, 130 Rowe, Charles A., 125
Rowland, Mrs., ill treatment of (1779), 66
Rowland, Squire (1834), 94
Rowland, Andrew, 53, 54, 63, 77, 142
Rowland, Amory E., 240
Rowland, David, 50, 51
Rowland, Edith, 235
Rowland, Goodman, 144
Rowland, H., 35
Rowland, Henry, 39, 135, 136, 137, 144, 184, 186 Rowland, Sam, 92
Rowland, Samuel, 62, 73, 80, 83, 88, 142, 147, 148, 152, 182, 219, 242, 245
Rowland, Thomas F., 140, 142
Rowland, Thomas I., 89
Rumsey, Benjamin, 41-42, 46
Rumsey, Robert, 43, 137
Rumsie, R., 35
Rumsie, Robert, 37, 39 Russell, F., 156 Russell, Maude R., 173
Russell, Prof., at Teachers' Institute Meeting, 156 Rye, N. Y., 36, 37, 78
S. A. Faulkner (ship), 196
Sackville, George, 63 St. Lawrence River, 17 Saint Mark Hotel, 199 St. Paul's Episcopal Society, 99
Salisbury, Conn., 56 Salt Water Creek, 109 Samp Mortar Rock, 17, 20
Samp Mortar Rock, Legend of, 17-21 Samp Mortar Rock, To- a poem, 247
Samp Mortar, the Grand Concert, (1884), 228 Samp Mortar Village, 114
Sand Point, 96
Sandford, Ephraim, 35 Sandford, Ezekiel, 40
Sands, Florence, 235 Sanford, Miss, teacher at Wilson's Mill School,
239 Sanford, Elizabeth, 219 Sanford, Ephraim, 49 Sanford, Ephrim, 219
Sanford, Ezekial, 32, 39 Sanford, John, 181
Sanford, Lemuel, 77, 89 Sanford, Samuel, 49 Sasapequan, 16 Sasco, 35, 39, 82 Sasco Beach, 45 Sasco Creek, 56, 148, 242
Sasco Creek Bridge, 121
Sasco Field, 42, 143 Sasco Hill, 45, 57, 92
Sasco Neck, 32, 44 Sasco River, 34, 56, 91, 148, 180, 181
Sasco Stream, 41, 180 Sasqua, 28, 31, 32
Sasqua Indians, 16, 26
Sasqua Neck, 139
Sasquanaug Association for Village Improve- men, 255 Sassacus (Pequot Sachem), 13, 14, 17, 20 Satocket, Long Island, 85 Saugatuck, 17, 76, 91 Saugatuck River, 23, 40, 183 Saugatuck Harbor, 183
Sayre, Mr., (1779), 64-66
Schenck, Mrs., report of (1758), 182 Schmidt, T. B., 127
Schools and school districts: Bancroft, 175, 176; Banks Building, Temporary school in, 175; Banks North, 126, 127, 157, 159, 165, 166, 167, 168, 170, 171, 172, 176; Banks North Primary, 163; Banks South, 157, 159, 165, 166, 167, 168; Banks South Primary, 163; Bridge Hill, 148, 149; Bridgeport High, 169; Bulkley, 109, 110, 157, 159, 165, 166, 167; Bulkley Primary, 163; Burr, 157, 159, 165-68; Burr Primary, 163; Centre, 169, 171; Deerfield, 157, 159, 163, 165, 166, 167; Dwight, 176, 177; East Bridge, 92; East Long Lots, 166, 167, 171; Easton, 169; Fairfield, 157; Fairfield High, 169, 175; Fairfield Middle, 159, 165; Fairfield Primary, 163; Fairfield Woods, 159; Godfrey Bridge, 92; Grasmere, 176, 177; Greenfield, 159, 163, 167, 171; Greenfield Grammar, 163; Greenfield Hill, 119, 157, 165, 166, 168-70, 172; Holland, 92; Holland Hill, 92, 157, 159, 165-68, 170, 171, 174-77; Holland Hill, Intermedi- ate, 163; Hoyden's Hill, 157, 159, 165-67; Hoyden's Hill Primary, 163; Hull's Farms, 157, 165; Jefferson, 175, 176; Jennings' Woods, 149, 153, 154, 157, 165-68, 170, 171; Lafayette, 127; Lincoln, 126, 127, 175-77; Mckinley, 176, 177; Middle, 92, 148, 149, 161, 166-68, 170, 172; Mill Hill, 92; Mill Plain, 149, 157, 159, 165- 68, 170, 171; Mill Plain Grammar, 163; Nathan Hale, 175-77; Nichol's Terrace, 168-71; North, 157, 159, 163, 165-67; Pequot, 126, 127, 175, 176; Perry's Block, 171; Plattsville, 167, 168, 170, 171; Roger Ludlowe, 47, 51, 88, 122, 133, 175, 176, 177; St. Thomas, 131; Sherman, 126, 127, 133, 174, 176, 177, 198; Sherwood Build- ing, temporary schools in, 175; Silliman, 126, 127, 176; South Division, 154; South- port, 155, 157, 159, 165-68, 170, 171, 175, 176; Southport Grammar, 163; Stone Bridge, 92; Stratfield, 163, 165-67, 169- 71, 176, 177; Stratford, 169; Toilsome Hill, 157, 159; Trinity Church, temporary school in, 175; Trumbull, 169; Tunxis Hill, 176; Washington, 174, 176, 177; West 92; Westfield, 92; Westport, 169; Wilson Mills, 167, 168, 170-72
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