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James Jackson papers
00-2009-45-0
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.
John P. Jackson letters
00-2010-123-0
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.
Photograph of the Japanese surrender aboard the U.S.S. Missouri
00-1963-17-2
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."
Timothy Jearom deed
00-1927-22-0
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.
Dorothy Jenkins's Litchfield Center School fifth grade class photographs
2021-30-0
Individual members of Dorothy Jenkins's Litchfield Center School fifth grade class on one single, long roll.
Jimmy the Rattler [song]
00-2010-38-0
A printed broadside with a political song satirizing James Madison's conduct as president.
John DaRoss & Sons, Inc. records
2010-375-0
Charles Frederick Johnson letter
00-2014-08-0
One letter from Charles Frederick Johnson to Edgar L. Ormbsbee written from Litchfield describing the course of lectures being offered at the Litchfield Law School. Johnson offers to allow Orbsbee to copy his notes.
Elisha Johnson deed
00-1982-18-0
Elisha Johnson of Plymouth (Conn.) sells land in Plymouth to Thuman D. Ives of Plymouth.
Writ, Johnston, James vs. Smith, Reuben
00-1993-26-0
This Writ (1993-26-0) is from a lawsuit between James Johnston and Reuben Smith, regarding a debt of $200 pounds. The document, dated November 19, 1788, begins with an order to the local constables from the presiding Justice of the Peace, Isaac Pardes, to summon Reuben Smith to appear before the Court of Common Pleas. It then continues three years later, In Litchfield Superior Court regarding a bond between Johnston and Smith.