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Eliza Lyman Friendship Album
00-2011-69-0
The Eliza Lyman Friendship Album (2011-69-0) is a collection of notes, wisdom, good-wishes, and poetry from Eliza Lyman's friends and family. Most of the entries are dated, signed, and many give the town and state where the person lived who wrote the entry. Currently housed in 3A Box 5a.
Erastus Lyman papers
00-1982-16-0
Moses Lyman militia records
00-2009-153-0
Records of Moses Lyman of Goshen (Conn.) with the 17th regiment of Connecticut Militia.
Moses Lyman papers
00-1985-25-0
Papers relating to Moses Lyman (1768-1844) of Goshen, Conn., consisting of a document related to the Litchfield and Canaan turnpike road, a land survey of Ivy Mountain, and an agreement with Benjamin Palmer to dismantle and rebuild his house. The Palmer agreement is four pages and quite detailed, specifying building materials and techniques, costs, and a schedule for completion.
Moses Lyman property record
00-2010-19-0
A printed form containing a handwritten list of lands with the buildings thereon, belonging to Moses Lyman on 1 Oct 1798 in the town of Goshen, Litchfield County, Conn. Includes acres in each lot, dimensions of buildings, and bordering property owners.
Lynde Lord receipt
00-2001-06-0
Receipt signed by Lynde Lord, Jr. for $46.69 cents for Lynde Lord, Sheriff received from Frederick Wolcott, clerk of the Conn. Superior Court for expenses of Sept. 2, 1799 for executing Jesse Clark for bigamy; Jan. 7, 1800 for wood, court expenses, gallows for Washburn [refers to Gideon Washburn, sentenced to death for the crime of bestiality], attendance at court, etc.
Prof. Egbert Lyon Trick Oxen Papers
00-1971-40-0
Edward L. Mabry Book Manuscript
00-2011-137-0
Capt. Mackenzie message to the Confederates
00-2010-284-0
Message to the Confederates, Norfolk, Va., in answer to to our terms of surrender, signed Capt. Mackenzie. The message could be a copy of an original, and "Capt. Mackenzie" could be Capt. Ranald Slidell Mackenzie, who commanded the 2nd Connecticut Heavy Artillery in 1864.
Mary H. Macy letter to Anne McKinne Gardiner Gould
00-2016-11-0
Mary H. Macy writes from New York offering condolences and discusses family matters.