…only at the vital records office of the town where the vital event took place. Address and phone number for each town clerk’s office Connecticut Vital Records Collections Ancestry.com Connecticut…
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…I., p. 289.) COMSTOCK, WILLIAM Enlisted from Wethersfield. (Adams and Stiles’Weth.) Had land at Wethersfield 1641. removed to New London about 1651. Five children. (Weth. Gen., Comstock’s Comstock Genealogy, pp….
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…available for each newspaper will differ. I have included the range for each listing, but the run of newspapers available may not be complete for all the years. Keep that…
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…Company, the principal industrial institution, and two churches. Business was started up here some forty or fifty years ago. Dayville was then commended for its neat appearance, and for a…
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…at least 1905-1929. The Clark Delano Company printed a directory of Avon and East Granby in 1913. The Price and Lee Company printed a directory of Avon, Connecticut: including Simsbury,…
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…his good behauior and to appeare the next Court. Trumbull, Hammond J. The public records of the Colony of Connecticut, vol. 1, p. 127. Hartford: Brown & Parsons, 1850. Genealogy…
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…points, via the Poughkeepsie bridge, recently completed. The New England railroad also extends from Willimantic to Providence, R. I., 58 miles, and the company operates a number of important branches,…
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