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Morris Academy catalogue, 1809
00-1982-21-0
Catalogue of the members of Morris Academy, Litchfield, South Farms, 1809. James Morris, Esq., preceptor; Joseph Harvey, A.B., tutor. A list of ladies and gentlemen students and their places of residence.
James Morris Address
00-1953-49-0
James Morris Justice of the Peace Records
00-1953-28-0
James Morris letter
00-2009-109-0
James Morris in Litchfield (Conn.) writes to John Fitch in Windham about some private business concerning Mr. Hooker, joking about "visiting the ladies", and wishing that Mr. Fitch had visited him when he was is the area.
John N. Morris deeds
00-2010-352-0
Two deeds to William F. Baldwin for land in Litchfield, Conn.
Robert Morris mortgage
00-2010-41-0
Robert Morris and his wife Mary mortgage property in Ontario County, New York to Alexander Hamilton of New York City. Contains a description of the property. This is an exemplified copy by Ralph Lester Clerk of Ontario County signed on 19 Jan 1829.
Robert T. Morris to Dr. William C. Deming
00-1973-18-2
This Letter, Robert T. Morris to Dr. William C. Deming, 1973-18-2, dated October 16, 1921 outlines the type of endorsement Morris would like for his book, Nut Growing. Both Morris and Deming were proponents of growing nut trees. Dr. William Champion Deming (1862-1954). He practiced in Westchester, N.Y., served as a captain in the medical corps during World War I, and worked for the Veterans Administration for over 20 years.
Morris Town Clerk E. A. Alvord to D. C. Kilbourn
00-2024-58-0
Town Clerk Edgar A. Alvord writes to Dwight C. Kilbourn with information regarding births, marriages, and deaths in Morris, CT in 1906.
Benjamin M. Morse deeds
00-2010-343-0
Two deeds to William F. Baldwin for land in Litchfield, Conn.
Harley Morse probate account
00-2011-40-0
The Harley Morse probate account (2011-40-0) is a handwritten record of the cash estate of Harley Morse after his death on December 21, 1870. The notebook contains entries beginning January 3, 1771 noting the monetary activities of the estate at the First National Bank in Litchfield. Also in the notebook are several receipts concerning the funeral and burial of Harley Morse, as well as other items relating to his estate.