Trumbull, J. H. Memorial history of Hartford county, Ct. 1633-84. Hartford co. Bloomfield 974.62 qT77 v. 2 Town histories. Reviewed in Atlantic monthly, Feb. 1887, 59:271-74, 051 At6 v. 59. Wainwright, W. A. M. Medical history of Hartford county. (see Trumbull, J. H. 1:135-54) Homeopathic by E: B. Hooker. 974.62 qT77 Avon. Incorporated 1830 from Farmington Bartlett, M. H. Avon. (see Trumbull, J. H. Memorial history of 974.62 qT77 Berlin. Incorporated 1785 from Farmington, Wethersfield and Middletown Bailey, F: W: Farmington-Berlin. (see his Early Connecticut marriages. 1899. 4:3-11) 929.3 C76 From the records of the Kensington parish 1756-1800. This was organized 1705 as the 2d society of Farmington and received the name Kensington in 1822. In 1815 the Beckley quarter of Wethersfield was annexed and in 1818 a section of Middletown. The parish of Kensington was incorporated as the town of Berlin in 1785. Camp, D. N. Berlin. (see his History of New Britain. 1889. p. 169– 72, 192-97, 209–211) Welles, E. S. Beckley Quarter inscriptions. Wethersfield inscriptions. 1899. p. 288-306) 974.62 N42 (see Tillotson, E: S. 929.5 qT46 974.62 qT77 Woodworth, W. W. Berlin. (see Trumbull, J. H. Memorial history of Hartford county. 1886. 2:13-28) Bloomfield. Incorporated 1835 from Windsor Stiles, H: R. Wintonbury parish, now Bloomfield. (see his History of ancient Windsor, Ct. 1859. p. 370-79) 974.62 W72 History and genealogies of ancient Windsor, Ct. 2v. 1891-92. 974.62 qW721 Warner, Mrs E. G. Bloomfield. (see Trumbull, J. H. Memorial history of Hartford county. 1886. 2:29-38) 974.62 qT77 Hartford co. Bristol. Incorporated 1785 from Farmington Bristol. Centennial celebration of the incorporation of the town, June 285.8746 B77 Bristol, Plainville and Terryville directory for 1890-96. V.5-9. New Haven 1890–96. 917.462 B77 Published by Price, Lee & Co. None published 1892 and 1894. Griggs, Leverett. Review of 25 years ministry; a discourse preached to the 1st church and society in Bristol, Ct., Sabbath, Oct. 31, 1858. 21p. Hartford 1858. 040 P V.2140 Journal publishing co. Souvenir history of the town of Bristol, Ct. 1897. 79p. Meriden 1897 917.462 fJ82 Newell, P. R. Bristol historical and scientific society. (see Connecticut quarterly, Ap. 1898, 4: 208–17) 974.6 qC76 Norton, M. L. Bristol. (see Connecticut magazine, Jan. 1899, 5:4-19) 974.6 qC76 (see Trumbull, J. H. Memorial 974.62 qT77 history of Hartford county. 1886. 2:39-62) Burlington. Incorporated 1806 from Bristol Hitchcock, Roland. Burlington. (see Trumbull, J. H. Canton. Incorporated 1806 from Simsbury Memorial 974.62 qT77 Alvord, Frederick & Gridley, I. R. Historical sketch of the congregational church and parish of Canton Center, Ct. formerly West Simsbury; organized 1750. 96p. Hartford 1886. 285.8746 C16 Brown, Abiel. Genealogical history with short sketches and family records of the early settlers of West Simsbury, now Canton, Ct. Hartford 1856. 151p. 929.1 B81 East Hartford 974.62 qT77 Hale, D: B. & Case, Levi. Canton. (see Trumbull, J. H. Memorial Hartford co. history of Hartford county. 1886. 2:67-76) Phelps, N. A. Canton. (see his History of Simsbury, Granby and Egleston, N. H. The Newgate of Connecticut, the old Simsbury copper mines. (see Magazine of American history, Ap. 1886, 15: 321-34) 973 M27 French, J. M. The Simsbury copper mines. (see New England magazine, Mar. 1887, 5:427-37) Located in East Granby and later known as Newgate prison. 051 B34 Phelps, N. A. History of the copper mines and Newgate prison at the Indians in 1707. 34p. Hartford 1845 365 P512 Phelps, R: H. History of the Newgate of Connecticut at Simsbury, now East Granby; its insurrections and massacres, the imprisonment of the tories in the revolution. 151p. Alb. 1860. 365 P51 33P. Newgate of Connecticut, a history of the prison; its insur- Todd, C: B. The American Newgate. (see Lippincott's magazine, East Hartford. Incorporated 1783 from Hartford Bailey, F: W: East Hartford, Hartford county. necticut marriages. 1896. 2:85-86) From congregational church records, 1783-98. 051 L66 (see his Early Con 929.3 C76 Dana, James. There is no reason to be ashamed of the gospel; a sermon preached at East Hartford, Dec. 23, 1801, at the ordination of Andrew Yates as a colleague pastor with Eliphalet Williams. 26p. Hartford 1802. 123 Edgi Hartford co. Goodwin, J. O. East Hartford. (see Trumbull, J. H. Memorial history of Hartford county. 1886. 2:85-106) East Windsor East Hartford; its history and traditions. 1879. 974.62 qT77 249p. Hartford 974.62 Ea7 Hartford city directory, also a directory of the town of East Hartford, 1890-96. 917.463 H251 East Windsor. Incorporated 1768 from Windsor Bailey, F: W: East Windsor, Hartford county. (see his Early Con 929.3 C76 Bartlett, Shubael. History of the 1st ecclesiastical society in East Windsor from its formation in 1752 to the death of its 2d pastor, 136p. Hartford 1857 285.8746 Ea78 Sperry, R. T. East Windsor's share in the American revolution. (see Stiles, H: R. History and genealogies of ancient Windsor, Ct. 1891-92. 1:627-721) 974.62 qW721 Starr, M.. S. Home of Timothy and Jonathan Edwards. (see Con- Stiles, H: R. History and genealogies of ancient History of ancient Windsor, Ct. including Tarbox, I. N. East Windsor. (see Trumbull, J. H. (see Trumbull, J. H. 1886. 2:107-28) 974.6 qC76 Windsor, Ct. 974.62 qW721 East Windsor. 974.62 W72 Memorial his 974.62 qT77 Enfield. Named 1683; annexed to Connecticut from Massachusetts, 1749 Brainard, J. M. Mother Ann's children in Connecticut, the Enfield shakers. (see Connecticut quarterly, Oct. 1897, 3:461-74) 974.6 qC76 Knight, C. T. Enfield; some beauties natural, and sketches historical. (see Connecticut quarterly, Oct. 1896, 2: 359-74) 974.6 qC76 974.62 qT77 Winch, G: W. Enfield. (see Trumbull, J. H. Memorial history of Bailey, F: W: Farmington. Incorporated 1645 Farmington-Avon, Hartford county. (see his Early Connecticut marriages. 1899. 4:12-20) 929.3 C76 From the records of the Northington church in Farmington, 1750-1815. This parish was incorporated as Avon in 1830. Farmington-Berlin, Hartford county. ticut marriages. 1899. 4:3-11) See note under Berlin. (see his Early Connec 929.3 C76 Camp, D. N. Farmington. (see his History of New Britain. 1889. p. 84-108, 190-92) Davies, T. E. 974.62 N42 Memorial discourse delivered in the 1st church of Christ, Unionville, Ct. July 9, 1876. 19p. Hartford 1877. 285.8746 Unzi Farmington, Congregational church. Church records, communicated by Julius Gay. (see New England historical and genealogical register) July-Oct. 1884, 38: 275-79, 410-13 Jan.-Oct. 1885, 39: 48-52, 118-20, 241-45, 338-41 929. N422 Jan.-Ap. 1886, 40: 31-33, 155-57; Oct. 1886, 40: 359-61 Church records, 1652-97, copied by Nathaniel Goodwin. (see Oct. 1857, 11: 323-28 929 I N422 Jan.-Ap. 1858, 12: 34-38, 147–50; Oct. 1858, 12: 327-30. Gay, Julius. Farmington in the war of the revolution; an historical Farmington soldiers in the colonial wars; an historical address delivered Sep. 8, 1897. 22p. Hartford 1897. 973-2 G25 Old houses in Farmington; an historical address delivered Porter, Noah. Farmington. (see Trumbull, J. H. Memorial history 974.62 qT77 Hartford co. Farmington |