00. Small Acquisitions
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Found in 1212 Collections and/or Records:
Leman Stone deed
00-1992-38-0
A warantee deed from Leman Stone to Asa L. Granniss for a piece of land of about 8 acres in the western part of Litchfield on Prospect Mountain.
Stephen Stone military pass
00-1902-03-0
A pass to allow Stephen Stone of Litchfield to go to Salisbury & Stockbridge to visit his relatives. Signed by Lynde Lord, chairman of the ____ Litchfield. Dated Litchfield 23 Sept. 1778.
Harriet Beecher Stowe letter
00-1937-09-0
Letter from Harriet Beecher in Saratoga NY to Mrs. Maria Cushman in Troy, NY. She is in Saratoga due to feeble health but desires to travel to Litchfield and seeks information about the best route or any acquaintances who might be traveling there.
Lyman Beecher Stowe speech
00-2010-226-0
Speech delivered by Lyman Beecher Stowe at the celebration of Litchfield's bicenennial. He remarked on his ancestors and their connection to Litchfield and his appreciation of some of the memorable citizens of Litchfield, including Sarah Pierce, Charles Loring Brace, Oliver Wolcott, Benjamin Tallmadge, Tapping Reeve, James Gould, and John Pierpont.
Emerette Colt Strong autograph album
00-1972-127-1
The Emerette Colt Strong autograph album (1972-127-1) contains autographs and verses from fellow classmates at the Connecticut State Normal School in New Britain during the years 1860 and 1861. The album also contains yearly lists of Sunday School students that Mrs. Strong later taught; presumably at the Congregational Church in Winsted, where she was a member. Item is currently housed in 3A Box 3.
Emerette Colt Strong diary
00-1972-127-0
Jedediah Strong collection
00-2010-122-0
A letter from Heber Stone and James Morris, Select Men in Litchfield to the Court of Common Pleas, informing the Court that they have appointed Samuel Seymour to oversee the affairs of Jedediah Strong. Dated 1798 Dec. 1. Also a petition from Jedediah Strong dated Dept. 1799 to change his guardian to Nehemiah Strong; includes ramblings against his abuse by the community after years of distinguished service.
Nathan Strong, Rev., sermon
00-2010-16-0
A 41 page handwritten sermon in a notebook dated July 26, 1815. The assumed title, because it is underlined, is "After the National Peace".
Estate of Hugh Stuart letter of administration
00-2010-235-0
Letter of administration assigning Henry B. Graves as administrator of the estate of Hugh Stuart of Litchfield, Conn., signed by George M. Woodruff, Oct. 2, 1869.
Stuyvesant Safe Deposit Co. notebook
00-2010-237-0
Small notebook with Stuveysant Safe Deposit Co. printed on front. 1876 calendar on inside front cover. An unknown writer has recorded accounts of pets.