Part 2 — INDEX

Note. Names given in lists, such as soldiers in the wars, members of committees and contributors to the loan exhibit, may be found by reference to the pages under “Soldiers,” “Committees,” “Loan Exhibit,” etc.

A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W, Y

Adams, John, 16 Addis, John F., 276 Addresses Charles M. Beach, 283, 285, 288 Simeon E. Baldwin, 232 Rev. George S. Bennitt, 171, 208, 215 Daniel Davenport, 255 Charles N. Hall, 137 Samuel Hart, 228 Ebenezer J. Hill, 290 Rev. John T. Huntington, 171 W. Frank Kinney, 170 Rev. Timothy J. Lee, 284 Edwin W. Marsh, 171 Timothy Dwight Merwin, 171 Rev. Watson L. Phillips, 288 Rev. Charles J. Ryder, 202, 208 Henry C. Sanford, 171 Frederic W. Williams, 228, 232 Rollin S. Woodruff, 286 Boardman Wright, 171 Frederick A. Wright, 202 Adelphi Institute, 92, 112 Agriculture, 84 Allen, Ethan, 42 Andrews, Governor, 76 Anthony, George W., 87 Aunty Thatcher, 79 Automobile Parade, 226 Averill, J. K., 93, 112 Baldwin, Albert N., 112 Ashel, 32 Hezekiah, 32, 33 Israel, 32, 33, 104, 107 Jared, 42 John, 42, 226 Jonas, 42 Jonathan, 98 Josiah, 33 Judthon, 40 Simeon, 105, 106, 107 Simeon E., 232 Theodore, 42 Theophilus, 102 Band, 94, 137, 296 Banks, 94, 95, 112, 113 Barnes, Andrew G., 86 Bartlett, Isaiah, 3, 98 Barton, Edward, 88 Bassett, Abigail, 26, 27, 28, 29 Alice Canfield, 26 Josiah, 26, 28, 79 Battles Danbury Alarm, 39, 40 Germantown, 42 Heights of Abraham, 34 Kipps Bay, 35 Monmouth, 42 Mud Forts, 42 Princeton, 39, 42 Saratoga, 42 Siege of Boston, 35 Stony Point, 42 Ticonderoga, 42 Trenton, 39 White Plains, 35 Beach, Charles M., 297, 283, 285, 288 Rev. Mr., 12 Beard, Samuel, 100 Beebe, Samuel, 99 Beecher, Eleazer, 110 Beeman, Hannah, 14 Bennett, Caleb, 104 James, 33 Bennitt, Rev. George S., 171, 208, 215 Benson, Henry, 110 Bentley, Charles P., 139 Black, Mrs. William D., 9, 90, 93 William D., 19, 90 Blaisdell, Roger, 36, 38, 39 Blatchford, Elnathan, 32 Blizzard, 113 Board of Trade, 13, 97 Boardman, Daniel, 4, 8, 9, 14, 101, 108, 109 Rev. Daniel, 99, 100 David S., 20, 111 Homer, 109 Rev. Mr., 34 Sherman, 14, 104, 105, 107 Bolles, Joshua A., 93, 94 Booth, Charles H., 95 Henry W., 95 Reuben, 104, 106 Booth’s Assembly Room, 17 Bostwick, Amos, 41 Benjamin, 41, 98 Bushnell, 104, 109 Daniel, 98 Ebenezer, 41 Elisha, 41, 109 Elijah, 41 Henry S., 87 Mrs. Henry, 11 Isaac, 35, 36, 39, 40, 41, 43, 103 Israel, 41 Joel, 41 John, 98, 99, 101, 102 John, Jr., 98, 99 Joseph, 102 Nathan, 108 Nathaniel, 101 Oliver, 41 Ruben, 32, 106, 107 Robert, 107 Samuel, 13, 104 Solomon, 41 Solomon E., 112 Walter B., 87 Zadock, 32 Botsford, Nathan, 13 Bounty for Continental Service, 105 Breinig, David E., 91 Bridges, 8, 90, 101, 102, 103, 108, 109, 110, 111, 112, 113 Bridgewater, 84, 86, 93, 112, 171 Bridgewater Society, 86, 93 Bristol, Mrs. Andrew, 92, 113 Mrs. Isaac, 226, 227 Isaac B., 87, 95 Brooks, Thomas, 103, 107 Brookfield, 84, 107 Bronson, John, 32 Brownson, Benjamin, 105, 106, 107 Roger, 98 Samuel, 98, 99, 100 Thomas, 104 Buck, Barrall, 32 David, 32 Ephraim, 107, 108 Buckingham, Earl, 94, 112 Buell, David, 33, 36, 38, 39, 40, 42, 43 Burying Ground, 100, 101, 103, 107 Buttonmaking, 87, 113 Cablegram, 173 Calhoun, George B., 91 Newell, 97 Callahan, Francis, 86 Camp, Abram, 104, 107 Israel, 107, 108 Canfield, Alanson, 77 Amos, 41 Ezra, 41 Herman, 108 Jeremiah, 33, 104, 106 John, 42 Joseph, 33, 103 Josiah, 33, 42 Moses, 42 Nathaniel, 42 Samuel, 15, 34, 42, 101, 102, 104, 106, 108, 109 Carr, Mrs. Helen, 15, 16 Chittenden, Frederick G., 94 Stephen, Jr., 108 Church organized, 100 Church singing, 13 Churches, 4, 9, 10, 93, 109 Advent, 12 Baptist, 108, 110, 111 Congregational, 10, 12, 102, 111, 114 Episcopal, 12, 102, 108, 109, 113 Methodist, 12, 110 Methodist Episcopal, 110, 112 Quaker Meetinghouse, 101, 108 Roman Catholic, 12, 112 Union, 110, 114 Civic and Military Parade, formation of, 277 to 283 Clark, James S., 110 Clarke, George, 98 Samuel, 100 Thomas, 98 Clemence, Edwin G., 136, 274, 296 Cogswell, William, 104 Collings, David, 32 Colonial Reception, 275 Commercial Club, 97, 276 Committee on Colonial Features, 128, 134 Colonial Reception, 123, 130, 134, 275; Assistants, 275 On Decoration, 123, 129, 133 District, 131, 132, 133 Executive, 123, 128, 130 On Exercises, 123, 128, 131 Finance, 123, 128, 130, 299 General Arrangements, 122, 123 to 128 On Historical Research and Permanent Publication, 123, 130, 133 Of Inspection and Correspondence, 104, 105 Of Inspection on Provisions, 107 Of Invitation, Reception and Entertainment, 123, 129, 133, 170, 275, 276 Loan Exhibit, 123, 130, 134 Nominating, 122 On Public Health and Comfort, 134 On Public Safety, 123, 130, 133 On Publicity, 123, 129, 133 On Refreshments, 123, 129 On Religious Observances, 123, 131, 133 On Vocal Music, 123, 130, 134 Comstock, John, 104 Samuel, 102, 104 Confederacy, articles of, voted on, 105 Couch, Ebenezer, 34, 35, 39, 44, 103, 105 Crossing the Delaware, 39 Curtis, Lewis F., 90 Cushman’s Tavern, 43 Daton, Daniel, 32 Daughters of the American Revolution, Roger Sherman Chapter, 114 Davenport, Daniel, 255 Dayton, Abraham, 106, 107 Nathan, 106 DeForest, Isaac, 106 Delegates in Congress, 105 Delevan, Marcus L., 93 Douglas, Dominie, 32 Drinkwater, Thomas, 34 William, 33, 39, 40 Dunlap, Robert, 226, 227 Earliest settlers, 3, 4, 98 Ecclesiastical Society, 15 Electric light, 90, 114 Ellis, Rev. Elisha J., 196 Emmons, Edwin J., 95 Erwin, Robert, 93 Silas, 95 Everett, Daniel, 16, 104, 106, 107 Fairchild, Jesse, 32 Ferriss, Joseph, 101 Sarah, 98 Zachariah, 3, 32, 98, 99 Fires, 21, 96, 112, 114 Fire Company, 95, 96, 111 Fire Department, 276 Fireworks, 294 Fisher, Beatrice, 226 Moses, 32 Flag, 139 Pole, 133, 139 Garlicks, Henry, 89 Gas, 90 Gaylord, Benjamin, 104, 105, 107 Deacon, 42 Ebenezer, 107 Homer, 89 Nathan, 106 Peter, 89, 109 William, 99, 100, 101, 102 Gaylordsville, 84, 89 Giddings, Franklyn Henry, 93 Levi P., 3, 8, 90 Minot S., 7 Gillett, William, 101 Grand List, 101 “Green,” The, 11, 18, 19, 21 Green, General, 40 Seymour S., 86, 95 William G., 86, 121 Griffin, Charles E., 90 Grist Mill, 88, 89, 90, 100, 106, 109, 113 Griswold, John, 100 Rev. Stanley, 108 Good Shepard’s Lodge, 113 Gould, William, 32 Governor’s Day, 277 Hall, Charles N., 137, 173 David, 32 Elijah, 85, 89, 109 Perry, 85 Hanke, E. W., 87 Hare, Rev. Marmaduke, 208 Rev. Samuel, 181 Hart, Samuel, 228 Hats manufactured, 86, 110 Hartwell, Joseph, 107 Hawley, Benjamin, 32 Joseph R., 94 Nehemiah, 107 Hayes, Abraham, 108 Heacock, Rev. Stephen, 202 Highways, 100, 112 Hill, Albert S., 88, 112 Merritt W., 87 Samuel R., 139 Samuel R. Jr., 139 Hine, Abel, 104, 106 Anan, 110 Edward S., 226 Frank, 173 Henry D., 226, 227 James, 11, 95, 108 Noble, 107 Walter C., 134 Hinman, Colonel, 33 Historical Meeting, 228 Hitchcock, Isaac, 32 Samuel, 99 Hoar, George F., 94 “Home,” by Mary Murdoch Mason, 172 Hotchkiss, Ebenezer, 104, 105, 106, 107 Housatonic Agricultural Society, 112 Housatonic Institute, 92, 112 Hungerford, J. Edwin, 97 Huntington, Rev. John T., 171 Indian Deed, 98 Industries Agricultural, 84 Buttonmaking, 87, 113 Electric light, 90, 114 Gas, 90 Grist Mill, 88, 89, 90, 100, 106, 109, 113 Hatmaking, 86, 110 Iron Works, 89, 102 Lime Works, 90, 114 Lounges, 87 Machinery, 88, 111 Paper, 88, 112 Pottery, 91 Plows, 89, 109 Saw Mill, 88, 89, 106, 109 Tobacco, 85 Wood Finishing, 91, 114 Wool and Linen, 89 Ingersoll, Briggs, 108 Ingleside School, 9, 93 Iron Works, 89, 102 Isbell, Robert H., 87 Ives, J. Moss, 298 Jacklin, Phil, 80 Jackson, George H., 97 Uri, 107 Jones, Joseph, 32 Mayor, 15, 16 Johnson, Rev. Frank A., 137, 195, 202 J. R., 93 Moses, 32 Jumel Mansion, 36 Kent, 4 Kindergarten, 113 Kinney, W. Frank, 170, 276 Mrs. Sara T., 94 Knapp, Frederick, 131 Levi S., 108 Residence, 3, 10 Lafayette, General, 15, 105 Lake, H., 226 Landon, William P., 88 Lane, Jared, 103 Law, Jonathan, 99 Lazarus, Dandy, 79 Leach, Ray W., 95 Leavitt, Rufus, 87 Lee, Rev. Timothy J., 283 Letter, 173, 297, 298 Lewis, Thomas, 107 Lime Works, 90, 114 Lines, C. W., 226 Loan Exhibition, 140 List of Exhibits, 141 to 169 Lombardy Poplar, 103 Lonetown, 4 Long, C. F., 226 Longevity, 76, 81 to 83 Lounges manufactured, 87 Lynes, Joseph, 32 Machinery, 88, 111 Mail delivery, 18 Marsh Chauncey B., 89 Daniel, 95, 111 Edwin W., 171 Egbert, 93 Mason, Mary Murdoch, 171 Masonic Hall, 276 Masters, Nicholas, 16 Nicholas S., 108 McAllister, 94 McDougall, General, 105 McMahon, Albert H., 95 George, 85 Meetinghouse, first, 10 Memorial Hall and Library, 93, 114 Memorial Tablet, 114 Merwin, Samuel, 107 Samuel, Jr., 106 Sylvanus, 110 Timothy Dwight, 171 Miles, Justus, 88 Tavern, 88 Milford Company, 3 Morgan, 42 Mosher, Lewis W., 139 Murphy, J. E., 226 Robert E., 95 Mygatt, Andrew B., 95 Eli, 95 Henry S., 91, 95, 173, 297 Roland F., 95 Neck, The, 84 Newbury Society, 84, 102, 107 New Milford Cadets, 139, 276 New Milford, became a town, 8 Original extent of, 84 Owners of, 22, 23 Plantation, 8, 98 New Preston Society, 84 Newspapers, 93, 112, 113 Nicholson, Angus, 89 Noble, Asahel, 106, 107 Charles H., 95, 96 David, 100 George B., 226 Gifford, 139, 276 John, 3, 8, 9, 14, 31, 98, 99, 100 John, Jr., 3, 98, 101 Lyman, 39 Russell B., 96 Stephen, 31, 99, 101, 102 William, 40 Zadock, 104 Purchase, 100 Northrop, Amos, 104, 106 David, 88 Jasper A., 88, 111 Joseph, 102 Roswell, 88, 111 Sheldon, 88, 111 Odd Fellows’ Hall, 276 Old Sugar House Prison, 37 “Our Forefathers,” by Charles N. Hall, 175 Oviatt, Thomas, 32 Owners of New Milford, 22, 23 Palmer, Rev. Solomon, 12, 102 Paper Mill, 88, 112 Parade, Automobile, 226 Civic and Military, 277 to 283 Marshals, aides for, 184 “Patent” granted, 98 Payment for Army Service, 105, 106, 107, 112, 113 Payne, Ezekiel, 102 Peck, Joseph, 98 Pendleton, Daniel, 40 Pepper, De Watt, 87 Peterson, Peter, 226, 227 Phillips, Chester, 40 Ruben, 40 Rev. Watson L., 288 Plantation of New Milford, 98 Platt, Daniel, 20 Plow Foundry established, 89, 109 Plumb, Rev. J. F., 202 Population, 97 Porter, Edward E., 91 John, 106 Pottery, 91 Power Company, 114 Prindle, Samuel, 3, 98 Prudden, Peter, 30 Public Library and Memorial Hall, 93, 114 Quaker Meetinghouse, 101, 108 Quakers, 12, 102, 108 Railroad, 111 Randall, Charles, 95 H. L., 226 H. LeRoy, 95, 298 Read, John, 3, 4, 9 Colonel John, 4 Redding, 4 Reed, John, 100 Reynolds, Isaac, 86 Richmond, Seeley, 85 Rivers, 84 Roads, 110, 111 Robburds, Mary, 20 Roberts, Gerardus, 20 Mary, 103 William, 89, 110 Robertson, James S., 226 Rochambeau, General, 15 Roger Sherman Hall, 3, 94, 113 Rogers, Ambrose S., 92, 112 Roosevelt, Theodore, 114 Ruggles, Joseph, 101, 104, 107 Lazarus, 102 Ryan, Rev. Joseph, 200 Ryder, Rev. Charles J., 202, 208 Sabbath Day House, 4 Sabbath work fines, 109 Sabins, Charles, 20 Sanford, David C., 12 Glover, 86, 110, 113 Harry S., 95 Henry C., 171 Joseph, 86 Zachariah, 104 Sawmill, 88, 89, 106, 109 Schools, 4, 14, 92, 103, 108 Schoverling, William, 87, 88 Mrs. William, 88 Seelye, Benjamin, 106 Separatists, 12, 103 Sermons Rev. Elisha J. Ellis, 196 Rev. Marmaduke Hare, 208 Rev. Samuel Hare, 181 Rev. Frank A. Johnson, 175 Rev. Joseph Ryan, 200 Rev. Harris K. Smith, 189 Rev. Orville Van Keuren, 193 Rev. S. D. Woods, 187 Settlement, 3 Silliman, Rev. C., 110 Singing School, 14 “Sitting Down” Place, 75 Shanty Town, 21, 97 Sherman, Roger, 6, 94, 101, 102, 115 to 118, 232 Addresses on, 232 to 255 William, 94, 102 Slavery, 20 Slaves liberated, 20, 103, 107 Smith, David, 106 George, 104, 107 Rev. H. K., 87, 202 Joseph, 32 Perry, 109 Reuben, 106 Starr, Eli, 110, 114 Joseph, 103 Josiah, 106, 109 William J., 18, 34, 80 Staub, Nicholas, 90 Verton P., 95 Stebbins, Benoni, 99 Sterling, Vincent B., 85 Stilson, Cyrene, 14 Stoddard, Gideon, 33 Stone, Benjamin A., 92 B. J., 112 Mrs. B. J., 112 Ithiel, 104, 105, 107 Lyman B., 86 Mary A., 92 Strong, Nehemiah, 108 Sturges, Everett J., 95 Social Life, 17 Societies Agricultural, 95 Daughters of American Revolution, 94 New Milford Washingtonian Temperance Benevolence, 111 Soldiers, lists of, 32, 33, 34 In Civil War, 54 to 66 In Colonial Wars, 45 to 49 In Mexican War, 53 In Revolution, 49 to 53 In Spanish-American War, 66 In War of 1812, 53 Soule, David E., 86 George T., 226 Tourney, 88, 95 Winifred, 94 South Farm, 100 Sunday School, 113, 114 Talcott, John, 4 Taylor, George, 110, 112 Rev. Nathaniel, 15, 17, 99, 108 Rev. Nathaniel, Jr., 15 Mrs. Nathaniel, 17 Tamar, 15, 16 William, 108, 109 Terrell, Terrill; [see Turrill] Thatcher, Partridge, 20, 103, 107 Thayer, Augustine, 20 Tithing man, 11 Tobacco Raising, 85 Todd, Jonah, 104 Toll bridge, 111, 112 Tomlinson, Henry, 3 Topeka Hall, 75 Tornado, 108 Town Court, 91, 114 “Town Plot,” 8 Township granted, 4, 99 Train band, 31 Transportation, 18 Treat, Gideon, 20 John, 107 Joseph, 98 Robert, 98 Trott, A. N., 226, 227 Turrell, [see Turrill] Turrill, (Terrell, Terrill, Turrell), Ashel, 33, 41 Caleb, 26, 27, 28, 29, 33, 41 Daniel, 26, 28 Ebenezer, 32, 41 Enoch, 33, 41 Isaac, 33, 41 James, 104, 106 Joel, 41 John, 33, 36, 39, 40, 41, 43 John S., 95 Major, 26 Nathan, 33, 41 Stephen, 34, 41, 44 William, 109 Zorvia Canfield, 26 Ufford, Abigail, 30 “Underground Railroad,” 20 Union Circulating Library established, 108 Upton Post, G. A. R. organized, 113 Van Keuren, Rev. Orville, 193 Village Improvement Society, 18 Wallis, Benjamin, 32 Watson, E. M., 226 Wallace, Mrs., 226 Wanzer, Nicholas, 108 Ward, Andrew, 34, 104 Warner, Colonel, 42 Elizur, 106, 107 Henry O., 34, 95, 276 John, 100, 110 Lemuel, 107 Martin, 32, 107 Oliver, 104 Reuben, 107, 109 Samuel, 104, 105 Washington, General, 35, 36, 39, 84, 105 Water Company, 95, 113 Water Witch Engine Company, 113 Water Witch Hose Company, 276 Wayne, Anthony, 42 Webb, Charles, 35, 103 Weller, John, 98, 99 Thomas, 98 Wells, Edwin S., 88, 112 Mary C., 92, 113 Philip, 94, 112 William W., 88, 112 Whiting, Captain, 32 Colonel Nathan, 32, 33 Whittlesey, George W., 94 Williams, Frederick W., 228, 232 Jehiel, 19 Wilkinson, Jemima, 107 Wilson, Fred, 79 Wood finishing, 91, 114 Woodruff, Rollin S., 275, 276, 277, 283, 285, 286, 297, 298 Woods, Rev. S. D., 187, 202 Wool and linen manufactured, 89 Wooster, David, 32, 33, 103 Wright, Boardman, 171 Frederick, A., 202 Yates, Paul, 106, 107

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Typographical errors corrected by the etext transcriber:

Mr. Daniel Bordman was called to preach=> Mr. Daniel Boardman was called to preach {pg 8}

A Justice of the Supreme Court of Connectiucut=> A Justice of the Supreme Court of Connecticut {image facing pg 20}

the devolpment of the town=> the development of the town {image facing pg 20}

had so far receovered from his prison experiences=> had so far recovered from his prison experiences {pg 39}

these were of foriegn birth=> these were of foreign birth {pg 66}

Generals Washington and Layfayette were said=> Generals Washington and Lafayette were said {pg 105}

Great River in the neck=> Great River in the Neck {pg 108}

given by Kamahameha I=> given by Kamehameha I {pg 144}

From estate of Alex. Resseguie=> From estate of Alex. Rosseguie {pg 155}

that is it hard for us to appreciate=> that it is hard for us to appreciate {pg 178}

made the rihcer by their=> made the richer by their {pg 214}

It was the place for more than century=> It was the place for more than a century {pg 234}

which he rendered to Conneticut=> which he rendered to Connecticut {pg 244}

his Indian suit begin securely=> his Indian suit being securely {pg 281}

Water Witch Hose Conpany, 276=> Water Witch Hose Company, 276 {pg 306}