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Alphabetical Index (2011-122-0) to an unknown volume.

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Index for Ledger A (2011-121-0) is for an unknown ledger. The index contains a list of alphabetized names and the page number that name could be found. On the second page there is a heading that reads, "Alfubet [sic] for Ledger A."

Scope and Contents The Dudley & Helga Ingraham Papers, 2007-08-0, consists of correspondence, accounting, and reports pertaining to the manuscript processing project which the Ingrahams funded.  From 1970-1973 additional staff was hired and equipment purchased to aid in the processing and arrangement of the manuscript collections so that they would be accessible to researchers.  As part of this project collections were decribed and the information typed on index card for a card catalogue system. Dudley...

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Marriage record removed from a family Bible documenting the marriage of Frederick August Ives to Lillie Emily Morse in Litchfield, Conn., on Jun. 1, 1886.

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Andrew Jackson in Washington acknowledges the letter of W. H. Peck in Brooklyn and thanks him for the gift of a hat made by Peck.

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James Jackson's accounts and memos concerning transportation of organs from New York, New Haven, and Litchfield. Included are the costs of packing cases and freight. Expenses are paid to Ambrose Norton, Jonathan Carrington, and A. Wadhams. Purchase of organs by Henry Sheldon, William H. Thompson, and Jabez W. Huntington.

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A letter dated from Litchfield, 6 July 1825, from a Committee of the Law Office, to John P. Jackson thanking him for his oration delivered at Litchfield on July 4th and asking Jackson for a copy to be published. Also a letter from Edward D. Mansfield in Cincinnati, dated 15 June 1826, to John P. Jackson in Newark, NJ commenting on Jackson's letter to him concerning his visit to Litchfield and mutual friends.

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Autographed Photograph of the Japanese Surrender in Tokyo Bay aboard the U.S.S. Missouri (1963-17-2) showing Admiral Chester Nimitz seated at a desk signing the surrender document, with General Douglas McArthur, Admiral William F. Halsey, Admiral Forrest Sherman and Admiral Robert Carney.  The photographed is inscribed, "To Captain C. B. McVay III, USN, with best wishes, C.W. Nimitz, Fleet Admiral, USN."

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Timothy Jerom sells to Andrew Jerom, both of Waterbury, a piece of land in Farmington, parish of Kinsington. Signed in Farmington 2 Oct 1765. Hezekiah Gridley, Justice of the Peace.

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A printed broadside with a political song satirizing James Madison's conduct as president.