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Josiah Walker of Litchfield in Hartford County, Conn. deeds 4 acres of land in Litchfield in Bantam swamp to Daniel Murrin of Durham, New Haven County. Witnessed by Peter Buell, Ebenezer Buell and John BUell, Justice of Peace.

Scope and Contents The W.G. Wallbridge collection (2011-92-0) is comprised of notes about cemetery inscriptions that were created by W.G. Wallbridge in 1898 and 1899. The collection contains five small notebooks, and one folder of loose notes. Wallbridge copied down inscriptions from headstones for the Northfield Cemetery, Bantam Cemetery, Morris Cemetery, East and West Cemeteries in Litchfield, and the Cemetery at Headquarters. Each notebook contains inscriptions, and there is also an index to names in the...

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The Walter, Cobb and Company account book (1973-68-38) provides information on cash transactions of a woolen manufacturer.

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35 Black and white photographs of the Peter Buell house taken by Andrew Ward during the time period when the house was owned by Blaine and Eleanor Cota. Many of the photos have typewritten details taped to the back. Originally located on Buell Road in East Litchfield, this house was moved to 74 Saw Mill Road in 1961 and restored by Blaine and Eleanor Cota. They named it Heritance House. The house was built about 1740 by Peter Buell.

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Short letter regarding financial matters.

Scope and Contents The Dr. Charles Norton Warner record books (1981-30-0) contain handwritten birth and death records of Dr. Warner's patients in Litchfield, Connecticut from 1897-1905. Birth records are present for the 1897-1905 time span, and record minimal information such as the child's name, basic statistics about the parents, and any unique remarks concerning the birth or the child. Basic death records are included for the years 1899 and 1901-1903. Death records list of the cause of death, name, marital...

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The Warner Family Papers (1970-16-0) includes deeds, surveying notes, power of attorney and arbitration agreements from the Warner family from 1735-1841 in Plymouth, Connecticut.  Also included is a genealogy of the Warner and Pitkin families and a diary kept by John Burchard Warner in France during World War I.

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The Charles H. Warren manuscript (1972-128-0) is a typescript biography of Benjamin Silliam (1779-1864) written by Charles H. Warren for Dictionary of American Biography in 1936. Benjamin Silliman was an American chemist and one of the first American professors of science. He was the first individual to distill petroleum.

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Four tickets for a lottery for cutting the canal through the city of Washington to the eastern-branch harbour. Signed by Daniel Carroll.

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A letter from George Washinton in Morristown to Brigadeer General Jedediah Huntington at Springfield. Governor Tumbull has requested that 50 officers might sent to Connecticut to assist in recruiting.