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"Galopade," "Grand March," "Hazel Dell," are selections of manuscript sheet music.

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Agreement concerning the division of land and buildings in Middletown (Conn.) left by Caleb Galpin to his children: Amos, Caleb Jr., Peet, and Benjamin.

Scope and Contents Charles Ganung Cancelled Checks, 2012-103-0, include checks from the First National Bank of Litchfield. Some of them were organized and labeled, probably by Ganung himself. Included is one passbook with entries from 1889-1891. There are also two black and white picture postcards of scenes in Paris which are adhered to one another. These items were found in a wooden box in the attic of the home of the donor. Charles M. Ganung (1857-1912) lived in Litchfield and in 1880 he co-founded the...

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The papers of Waterbury banker Charles Raymond Ganung (1897-1965) consist of membership cards, Selective Service cards and documents, World War II ration documents, his U.S. Army World War I honorable discharge, letters of introduction, ephemera, biographical information, and news clippings.

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Certification indicating the marriage date of John Garnsey and Laura Moss and the birth date of their son.

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One 5x7 black and white photographic print of the "old gas house" which provided gas for the Litchfield street lights. It was torn down in the 1960s and the frame was used to build a house in Morris.

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General Horatio Gates signature cut from an unknown document. Also a typed transcript of a letter dated from Albany, 15 Nov. 1777 from Gates to Colonel Bedel with orders concerning the enlistment of a regiment to march and capture the fort at Saint Johns.

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Three accounts and a letter to John Gates, possibly of New Haven (Conn.)

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Deed from William Gatta, Maria Gatta, John B. Bartholomew, Eunice Bartholomew, Joseph Scoville and Philomelia Scoville to Delia Harrison for land in Harwinton, Conn.

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A letter from Elijah Gaylord dated Harwinton [Conn], 7 Jul 1826 to Ozias Seymour, sheriff of Litchfield County, requesting action on two writs: one in favor of H. Treadway against Thomas Turner & Abraham Moss and the other against Lewis. He writes that he was in Middletown and was requested to forward the enclosed writs.