Adams, John, 250 Adams, John Quincy, 262 "African Trading CO.," 326 Agriculture, 58, 75-76, 8o, 94, 137, 140, 146-147, 256; in Windham County, 194-202 Ajax Blueing Co., 98 Alcott, Bronson, 31, 37 Alexander, Nell, 93 Allen, Ethan, 14, 20-21, 109, 227-232, 245 Allen, Joseph, 227 Allerton, Isaac, 50 A7nerican Cookbook, 269 American flag, 2i American Revolution, 82, 124, 125, 126, 131, 205, 212, 246, 284; Con- necticut's part in, 2i6-232 American Turtle, The, 78-79 Amherst, Gen., 2i6 Andover Seminary, i86 Andrew Jackson, the, 23 Andrews family, i86-i87 Anna Pendleton, The, 59 Antarctica, 9 Arctic exploration, 3oi Antiques, 31 Antiquarians, 36o Appleseed, Johnny, 13, 328 Argonant, The, So Arkansas, 139; and Matt Lyon, 251 Arlington (Vt.), 246 Arms, 17, 75, 77, 80, 109, 255, 307-3o8 Arnold, Benedict, 31, 229-230 Art, aboriginal, 22 Artillery. See arms Artists, 47, 26t-262 Ashford, 208, 233; Church, 200; Co- operative Assn., i96-202 Ashland, 183 Asia, The, 223 Aspinwall, Nathaniel, 356 Assenisipia, 127 Austin (Texas), 139-143 Austin Grant, the, 140 Austin, Moses, 136-143 Austin, Stephen Fuller, 9, 137-143 Bacon Academy, 137 Bacon, jabez, 58, 244 Bacon, Rev. Sumner, 140 Baker, Remember, 14, 21 "Bangall," 34, 74 Banks, Sir Joseph, 303 Bardstown (Ky.), 293 Barkhamsted, 263 Barry, Bridget, 173-178 Beacon Falls, 84 Bear Mountain, i i 9; Bridge, 151 Beecher, Benjamin D., 76 Beecher, Henry Ward, 17, 3o8 Bell makers, 38 Bennington (Vt.), 228; Battle of, i i Berlin, 34 Betsey, The, 63 Bickford, Ensign, 76 "Big Basin," 144-159 Bishop, James, 194 Bissell, Daniel, io8 "Bitter Oil," 46 Blackberry River. 254 "Blackball Boys," 257 Blacksmiths, 47 Blackwell, Capt. Samuel, 2i Blockades, 6i Blue Glass Cure, 26i, 350-353 Boney, Perry, 147-159 Bonhomme, Richard, 62 Boston, 212; siege of, 217 Bostwick, Joseph, 72 "Boundary fixers," i78 Branford River,271 Brass, 34-35, 72, 73 Breed's Hill, 2i6 Bridgeport, 78, 144 Bridgewater, 88, 332; Post Office, 94 Brintnall, Caleb, 88 Brinton Hill, 115 Bristol, 37, 38 Britannia ware, 34 Brook Farm, i64 Broteet, 6o Brown Brook, i6q, 178 Brown, John, 17, 207, 304-314 Brown, Owen, 304 Browne, Capt. Francis, 49 Browne, Samuel, i6o Browne, William, i6i Brownstone, 59 Buel, Seth, 174 Buell, Abel, 82 Buena Vista, il2 Buffalo, I32 Bulkley, Abigail, 254 Burgoyne, Gen., 246 Burnap, Daniel, 36 Burr, Aaron, 250 Bush, the Hon. Frederic, 65 Bushnell, David, 78 Business, 364 Buttons, 34 Camp Jackson, 236-238 Canaan,254 Canandaigua (N. Y.), 132 Candlewood region, 144-159 Canterbury, 131, 258 Canton, 13, 43 Canton (China), 57 Carrigans, the, 169 Carrigan, Grover Cleveland, 25 Carter family, i87, i8g Carter, T. W., 311 Catamount Tavern, 228 Catherine, Empress of Russia, 301 Chain stores, 35 Cha Gerald, 25 Cha=li83; burners, 172 Cheney, Benjamin, 36, 283 Cheney, Mary, i87 Cheronesus, 127 Cheshire, 76 Chicken Hill, 230 Chief Compounce, 22 Chief Two Moons, 46 Childs, Thomas, 59 China, 302, John Ledyard in, 302 Chittenden, ThoS., 246 Christmas Island, 62 Cigar-making, 269 Civil War, The, 56, 77, i67, 2o6 Lyon's part itl, 233-243 Clark, Amini, 84 Clark Cutaway Harrow, 76 Cleaveland, Moses, 131-135 Clermont, The, 287 Cleveland (Ohio), 9, 133-134 Clinton, 13, 23 Clocks, 15, 23; Seth Thomas, 30 Clock-makers, 36 ff Coal, anthracite, 41 Coe, Israel, 73 Coffeemills, 34, 84 Cogswell, Anna, 256 Cogswell, WM., 256 Coin press, 82 Coit, John, 53 Colchester, 137 Colebrook, 43 Colonization, 6i-64. See migration Colorado, 9 colt, "Peacemaker, Colt's Armory, 81 Columbia, The, 300 combs, ivory, 34, 75 erce, 16, 42, 55, 48-70 Comm Concord coaches, i65 Confederate States, 235 "Congress' own," 214 Connecticut: agriculture in, 127 capitol of, see Hartford colonization of Ohio by, 123-135 congressmen from, 18 conservation in, 117 Connecticut Courant, 224 education in, 125, 254 ex loration, 6i-64 Fishin 117, 145, flood control, 26 food, 18-20 log, lo, i96 foreign population government ot, 126 hunting in, 149-150 importations by, 48-70 See industries Company, 132 Connecticut Land land policy of, 138 manufacturing in, 33 -14, 18, 31, migration from, 9-10, 13 ,71, III, 124, 125 Missionaries from, 68 navy,205 6; Nazis in, 23 Ohio settlers from, 134 patents by people of, see Inv-t'Olls Yankee population in, 14 real estate, 18 sale of land to, 134 commerce, agri- See shipping, trade, culture, education state of, 20, 134, 249 and Texas, 136-143 towns. See listing by towns women in, 253-272 Connecticut Colony, 353 Connecticut River, i2, 282, 296 Conservation, 117 Constitution, the, iio Continental Army, 23, log, 255, 3i6. See Am. Revolution Continental Congress, 232 Cook, Capt., 298-300 Cooperatives, 194-202 Copenhagen, 302 Cornwall, 44, 228; Cemetery, 68; Foreign Mission School, 68, i8g Cornwall Hills, i83-193 Cotton mills, i84 Counterfeiters, i6q, 315-343 Cove Hill, 12 Cove Pond, 146 Coventry, 221 Cowles, William B., 4R Cramer, Moll, 273-281- Crandall, Prudence, 258 Crane & Staples, 324 Crown Point, 14 Cunningham, 226 Custer's Last Fight, 149 Cutler, Manasseh, 126-135 Cutlery, 34, 44, 73 Cyclonic Breeze, 1 i Dairying, 13, 197-199 Daley & Treat, 76 Dambargo, 6i, 250 Danbury, 32, 144; beaver hats, 28; Fair, 153; News, 94 Dances (country), 152-153, 171-172 Danforth, Thomas, 35 Dark Entry, i85, 190, 245 Dartmouth College, 296 Davenport, John, 17, 49-51, 194 Davis, Jefferson, 236 Deane Silas, 229 Decatur, Stephen, 70, 2o6 Diamond Match Co., 84 De Forest, John, 270 De Montessus, 12 Derby, i8, 41, 74 Derby Fishing CO., 52 Derby Landing, 52 Diesel engines, 8o "The Dingle," 174 Doctors, 353 Dogtown, i i 1 Dow, Lorenzo, i6i Dudley family, i85-186 Dudle , William, 185 Dudleytown, i83-193 Dunn, Father, 194-202 Durham, 136 Durkee, Capt., 2o8 Dutton, Rev., 307 Dwight, Edwin W., 68 Dwight, John S., i64 East Haddam, 12, 222, 351 East Windsor, 36 Eaton, 50 Education, 134, 198, 258, 26o boy school, 127; see Music Vale Electric Boat Co., 8o Ellsworth, 183 Ellsworth, Oliver, 2go Elm City, the, See New Haven Embargoes, 58, 6o Enfield Rapids, 52 England, tedyard in, 303 Essex, 59 Exploration, 295-304 Factories, 33 Fairman, Simon, 40 Fallen Timbers, battle of, 131 Fanning, Edmund, 62-64 Fanning Island, 62 Farley, James, 336 Farming, 156, 221, 278-79. See Agriculture Farmington, 69; Farmington Canal, 36o; East India Co., 69; Farmington River, 13, 43 "Father Dunn Country," 194-202 Fayal, 21 Featherstonbaugh, G. W., 36 Feejee Islands, 62 Fenwick, Col., 52 Fiddler's Green, 28i Fifth Brigade, 132 "Fire Lands," 131, 284 Firth & Hall, 45 Fish and Game Commission, 271 Fishing, i8o-182, 270-271; shad,222 Fishrod, collapsible steel, to Fitch, Elizabeth, 257 Fitch, John, 282-295 Fitch, Major Jim, 21 Fitch, Thomas, 2,r7 Flat Rocks Road, i85 Flint, Adam, 115-117 Flood control, 26 Fluteville, 44 Flying Cloud, 23 Foo , 19-20, 155 Forbes, Samuel, 254 Foreigners, i96 Forge Pond, io8 Fort Independence, 133 Fort Riley, 234 Fort Sumter, 236 Fort Trumbull, 70 Fourdrinier papermaker, 73-74 Fowler, Thaddeus, 76 Foxhounds, 150, 172 Frances Ann, The, r8 Franklin, Benjamin, 41, 125, 287 French and Indian War, 208, 2i6, 25- Fuller, Alfred C., 86 Fuller brushes, 86 Fulton, Robert, 293 Fundamental Orders, the, 15, 24 Furnace Ilillage, iog Galusha, Beulah, 246 Gamaliel's Den, 317 Garnets, 174 Gaspe, 20 General Assembly, 24, 132, 254, 258 Georgetown, 74 German-American Bund, 23, 24 Cerman immigration, 31 Gilbert, Benjamin, 74 Gilbert Bennett CO., 75 Gildersleeve Ship Yards, 59 Gilman, Marty, 86 Glasgo, 53, 54 Glastonbury, to, 85, 262 Good Hill, 276 Goodspeed's Landing, 222 Goodyear, Charles, 82-83 Goodyear, Nelson, 84 Goshen, 44 Gotham, 115 Government regulation, 364 "Governor's Road," 16o GranbY,76 Gray, Capt. L. S., 56 Great Fire, i8 Great Lakes, i3i Great Shippe, The, 51, If)4 Great Swamp Fight, i6 Greeley, Horace, i87 Green, Capt. Daniel, 57 Green Mountain Boys, 21, 228, 245 Green Pond Mts., 145 Greenwich; purchase Of, 31; 219 Greenwood Hill, 148 Gregory, John, 333 Greystone, i83 Griswold, Roger, 248 Griswold Sisters, 257 Groton, 19, 295 Guilford, 184 Haddam jail, 25 Haddam Neck, 59 Hale, Enoch, 226 Hale, Nathan, 70, 221-227 Hale, Samuel, 222, 224 Hale, Samuel, Jr., 225 Hall, Harvey, 307 Hambletonian, 274 Hammerton, iog Hanks, Horatio, 356 Hannah, Hugh, 244 Hanover, 174 Harland, Thomas, 36 Harney, W. S., 238 Harper's Ferry, 312 Harpooners, 59 Harrison &- Reynold, 42 Hartford, 24, 8i, igg, 292; Hartford Courant, 145; the Insur- a-nce City, i8; Harwinton Hats; French leghorn, i o; Danbury Beaver, 28 Hawaii, 298 "Hawley Trout," i8o-i82 Hawleyville, i68 Hayward, Nathaniel, 83 Hazardville, 271 Hebron, 353 Hempstead, Stephen, 225 Henry, Patrick, 288 Hersilia, The, 64 Higganum, 76 Hinman, John, 333 Hitchcock chairs, 31 Hitchcock, Lambert, 45 Holley, L. A., io6, io8 Hollister, Gersham, i88 Holmes, Israel, i i Holmes, Joseph Warren, ig Holmes Shipbuilding Co., 85 Hooker, The Rev. Thomas, 15 Hoopskirts, 82 Hopkins, Asa, 44-45 Horses, 109, 273-278, 321-322 Hotchkiss, Andrew, 77 Hotchkiss School, ioG Hotchkiss shells, 77 Hotchkiss & Sons, 77 Housatonic, 26 Housatonic River, 22, 52, 144, 230 Houston, Sam, 141, 143 Howard, John, 365 Howe, Thos. Ireland, 74 Hudson k Godwin, 269 Hudson Highlands, 2i8 Hull, Chester, 178-179 Hull, Capt. William, 224 Hunting, 114, 149-150, 172 Huntington (Ky.), 129 Huntington, Collis P., 31, 39 Huntley, Lydia, 258 Illinois, 4o, 127 Indians, i6, 22, 50, 123-124; in Ohio, 132-133, 208 "Indian wickerby," 46 Indian, wooden, i6 Industries: Bell making, 38; clocks, 23; dairying, 13; iron, io6-iig; sawmills, 157; silk, i8; tacks, 39 Industry, 43, 45, 73-74, 183. See inventions Ingraham family, 38 Insurance,i8 Inventions, 10, 40, 71-87, 26i. See also John Fitch Investment trusts, 360 Ipswich Manor, i3O Iron, 2.54 iron-mining, io6-iig Ives, Joseph, 38 Jackson, Andrew, 21 Jackson, Claibonne, 235 Jackson, Thomas J., 214 Jackson, William, i87 angling Plains, Jarvis Island, 62 170 efferson, Thomas, i2g @eminakins, 266 Jenkins, Ebenezer, 43, 82 [ewett Manufacturing CO., 73 John Brown's Body," 207 ones, John Paul, 62 ones, Zechariah, i86 jordon, Seth, 355 Journal of Music, i64 Kansas, 18, 234, 304-314 Kansas-rifles, 310 Kellogg, Mrs. Waldo, 271 Kendrick, Capt. John, 300 Kentucky, 250-252 "Kettle," The, iO7 Keyes, Anna, 210 Kies, Mary, 270 Kilbourne, Jonathan, 87 Knowlton's Rangers, 70, 214, 224, 231 Knowlton, Thomas, 207-214, 226 Knowlton, William, 208 Knox, General, iio Krag carbine, 23 Lafayette, i to Lake Erie, 131 Lake, Simon, 8o Lakeville, io6, log Lamb, Thomas, io8 Lamberton, Capt. George, 50 Land, 129; in Texas, 141 Law, Jonathan, 356 Lead mines, 137 Lebanon, log, 219 Ledyard, John, 295-304 Ledyard, Col. William, 299 Lee, Thomas, 125 Legend, I 1 7 -1 i 8 Lexington, battle Of, 212, 21,- Liberty Hill Cemetery, 56 Lightning rods, 43 Lime R6ck, io6, io8 Limonite, io8 Lincoln City, io6 Litchfield, 2o, i68, 228, 244 Litchfield-China Co., The, 58, i68 Litchfield County, 26, 332 Little York, 174 "Littlest Store," 147-159 Livingston, Robert, 293 Long Island, battle of, 223 "Long Nines," 269 Long Wharf, 53, 69 Loomis, Mrs. Esther, 263 Louisiana Advertiser, 139 Lumber, i83 Lyman, W- W-, 76 Lyon County, Ky., 251 Lyon, Matthew, 244-252 Lyon, Nathaniel, 233-243 MacClellan, The, 55 Macnete, 43 Machimoodus, 12, i8.3 Madison, Dolly, io, i'70 Mail order business, 88ff Manhattan financiers, i8 Mansfield, 356 Mansfield Domestic Silk Gro Manual, 357 Manufacturing, 33, 45, 351. See dustry Map, of the Northwest, -ql Margaret, The, 56 Marietta (Ohio), 129, 132 Marlboro, 86 Mason, Capt. lohn, i6 Mason, Dr-. Lowell, i64 Massachusetts-Kansas expedition, 31 Mast Swamp, 69, 245 Mat@hes, 84 Maxim, Hiram Percy, 86 Medicines, 46, 126 Merchandising, 29, 49, 88ff Meriden, 35, 44, 76 Mexico, 139 Mexican War, 82, 233 Michigana, 127 Middle Haddam, 59 Migration. See Connecticut Milford, 79 Millington Green, 183 Mi Is,10- 330 mi 18, LY.P@'.: 331 mi IC Hill, 20, 173 Mi ter's Tavern, 222 Minute Men, The, 229, 254 Missionaries, 68 Missouri, 137-138, 233-243 Mizzentop, 146 Mohawk Valley, 126 Monohan, John, i i i Montauk Point, 53 Montgomery, Richard, 232 Montreal, battle of, 232 Montresor, John, 226 Moodus, i2 Moodus noises, 353 Moosehorn Brook, 317 Morgan ,Capt. Ebenezer (Rattler), 55, Morgan horse, 109, 273 Mortlake Manor, 21-22 Moss Wood, 2o6 Mt. Riga, io6-iig Mount Washington, 127 "Mousetrap Headquarters," 72 Mifflin, Thomas, 2go Mulberry Corners,-172 Muldoon, Father Michael, 140 Munitions. See arms Munson, Chuck, 150-1.59 Music, i6o-167, 201, 262 Musical instruments, 45 Music Vale'i6o-i67, 2o6; Music Vale Seminary, 163-i67 Muskinguum, i2g Mystic Harbor, 53 Naugatuck, 11, 72 Naugatuck Valley, 34 Nazi camp, 23 Negroes, 68, 258; negro elections, 17 Neptune, The, 56 New Bedford, 5.5 New Britain, 35 "New Connecticut," 123. See West- moreland; yermont; 1733, 207 New Fairfield, 146; Gun Club, 153 New Hampshire, 125, 219 New Haven, 51, 56 New Haven Colony, 17, 50, i86, 364, Green, 13; -Kansas Expedition, 17, 3o6; Mint, 82; Posf Office, 94; shipping, 53-54, 59 New London, 23, 49, 52, 54, 59, 69, i62, 222, 335; Coast Guard Acad- emy, 69; Gazette, 54; harbor, 2o6; Ship and Engine Co., 8o New Milford, 93; Fair, 157 New Preston, 256 New York, 125; Great fire, i8 New Yorkers, 18, 151-152, 192, 22&, 363 Newgate prison, 337-338 Neversink, the, 146 Noank,59 Northern Farmer, i66 North, Simeon, 8o Northwest Ordinance, i28-129 Northwest Territory, 123-135 Norwalk, 225, 317 Norwich, 19, 258 Nutmeg State, 15 Obookiah, Henry, 68 Ohio, 9, i8, 123-135; Company, 125, 128; Purchase, 129; River, 131 Old Lyme, 26, 257 Old Mystic, i6 Opera. See Music Vale Ordinance of 87. See Northwest Ore Hill, 106, 115 Ostranders, 112 Owlsbury, ii8, igo Ozarks, the, 28, 36 Packersville, 183 Palmer, Capt. Nathaniel B., 64 Palmer, Nathan, 2i8 Palmyra Islands, 62 Panic of i8ig, 139 Paper-making, 73-74, 247 "Paradise," 172 Paradise, i68-i82, 363 Parimaribo, 9 Parmalee, 27 Parsons, Samuel, 229 Patagonia, 13 Patents, 10, 291-292 Pattison, William and Edward, 33 Peabody, Prof., 127 Peace of 1763, 19 Pedlars, 147, 269; Protective Ass'n, 335; See Yankee Pelcisipia 127 Pennsylv;nia, i25; Bill Stuart in, 320 "Penn-Yan," 267-268 Pequot fort, i6 Perseverance, The, 291 Phelps, Oliver, 132 helps & Stafford, 73 ianos, mechanical, to ins, to ,ioneer, The, 55 ,istols, 8i 'IOWS, 43, 76 :Iymouth Hollow, 37 olypotamia, 127 )omfret, 21, 215 omperaug River, 171, 273 orter, Ebenezer, i86 sorter, Joshua, iio "orter, Thomas, j86 :,ortland, 59 Portsmouth (N. H.), 222 Power companies, 26, 144, 157 Pratt, Phineas, 75 Pratt & Whitney, 23-24, 85 Premiums, 89 Prentiss, Gen., 24o Prospect, 2o6 Providence Plantations, 17 Provision State, the, 205 "Provisional Constitution," 312 Publicover, Tom, 345-350 Puffingham, 245 Purchase, the, 24 Putnam, Israel, 211-220 Putnam, Gen. Rufus, 130 Quaker Hill, i46 Quinnipiac River, 51 "Raggies," The, io6-iig Rance, Stephen, 315 Real estate, i8, 36o-363 Realtors, 360-5t65t Redding, State Reservation, 219 Redfield, William, it Reid, Capt. Samuel Chester, 2i Ridgefield, 337 Riga Forge,245 Rising Sun, The, 54 Riverton, 45 Roberts, Gideon, 37 Rocky Hill, 35 Rocky River, 145 Roger Sherman Almanacs, 9A, Roosevelt, Franklin D., 64 Root, George F., 164 Royal Limb, The, 53 Roxbury, 14, 20,94 Roxbury Falls, 173 Rumsey, James, 292 Rural Homestead, 159 Russia, John Ledyard in, 301-302 Sabin, John, 22 St. Clair, Gen., 130, 131, 246 St. Louis (MO.), 243; arsenal, 236 Salem (Conn.), 160-167 Salem (Mass.), 215 Salisbury, 2 i, 69, 106, 245. See Raggies; Brinton Hill, 115; furnaces, 42, 54; iron, 20 2ig; Town Farm, 115 Salmon, 117 Sandwich'Islands, 67 Sanford, Thomas, 84 Saratoga, 127 Sargent, Major Winthrop, igg Satan's Kingdon, i83 Sawmills, 157-i58 Saybrook,52,i6i,i84 Schools. See Education, Conn. Schuyler, The, 225 Schuyler, Gen. Philip, 231 Scioto Land Company, i3o Scitico Wallop, 271 "Scourge of Democracy," 247 Scovill Company (D.& H.), 76, 366 Scaling, 56-57, 64 Secession, 235 Sedgewick, Gen., 2o6 Sedition Act, 248 Sessions family, 38 Seymour, 45, 84 Seymour, 45, 84 Shakers of Enfield, 76 Sharon, 42, 72 Sharparoon, ii2 Sharpes rifles, 17, 81, 3o8 Sheffield, Capt. James P., 64 Sheldon's Horse, tog Shelton, 39 Shenandoah, The, 56 Shepaug Railroad, i68 Shepaug River, i68, 315 Shepaug River Trout, i82 Sherman, 146, 148 Sherman, Roger, 93, 217 Ship Fellowship Co., The, 51 Shipbuilders, 54, 59, 69 Shipbuilding. See John Fitch Shipping, 48; in the Ohio River, 285 Shipyards, 24, 52-53 Shoebuckles, 35 Shuckburgh, Dr., 257 Siberia, 9, 298 Sieve-making, 74 Sigel, Col., 240 Sigourney, Charles, 259 Sigourney, Lydia, 259 Silica mines, 173, 176 Silk, i8; growing, 356-36o Simmons, Amelia, 269 Skipjack, The, 8o Skippers, i6, 48-70 Slavery, 128, 142, 234, 259, 262, 304 Smith, Abijah, 41 Smith, Gerrit, 3o5 Smith, Hannah, 26o Smith, Venture, 59 Smith, Zephaniah, and family, 259 262 Social work, ii6 South Britain, 27 South Killingby, 270 Southbury, 23, 315 Speed, George, 114 Speedwell, The, 49 Spencer, C. M., 8i Spoons, 43 Spoonville, 43 Squantz Pond, 146 Stafford Springs, 40 Stamford, 35 Standard inch, 24 Standard measuring machine, 85 States' Rights, 237 Steamboats, 286-295 Steel-making, io6 Steele, Dr., i2 Stonington, 53, 55, 62 Stoves, Burnham, 42 Stowe, Harriet Beecher, 17, 259 "Straight Heat Moll," 275 Stuart, Bad Bill, 172 Straw hats, 270 Submarine, 78 Sucker Brook, 27 Sundown Corner, 179 Surdam family, i i 2 Surdam, Pete, 114 Slyvania, 127 Swift, Herman, i88 Swindles, 344-363 Taconic Lakes, io6 Talcott Range, 154 Talcott Twins, 153 Tanner, William, i86, i88 Tanning, 74 Tariffs, 50, 58 Taxes, i 6, i i o Telephone exchange (first), to Terry, Eli, 37 Terry, Eliphalet, i8 Texas, 9, 18, 138-143; population of, 141-142 Tharnes River (Conn.), 55 Thomas, Seth, 30, 38 Thompson, Charles B., 88-105 "Tick-on-the-wall," 37 Ticonderoga, 14 Tinware, 34, 72, 74 Tioga (Pa.), 267 Tobacco growing, 94 Tolland County, i96 Tolman, Pete, 114 Tontine Hotel, 41 Tools, 43; precision, to Tophet, i6g Torrington, 73, 304, 314 Totten's Battery, 240 "Town M," io6 Townsend, Capt., Ebenezer, 57-58 Trade, 125. See Commerce Traders, 42 Trade routes, 63 Trading, 300 Transportation, 284 Trans-Siberian Railway, 13 Transylvania Academy, 139 Trumbull, The, 300 Trumbull, John, 2ig Trumbull, Jonathan, tog Tryall, The, 52 Tyron, Gov., 2i8 Tullar, Capt. T., 342 Tunney, Gene, 273 Turbines, 24 'I'urner, Capt. Nathan, 50 Twin Lakes, 117 Uncle Tom's Cabin, 259 Underground railroad, 312 United States Army, 8i United States Congress, 63-64, 127, 128 131 247 United States Naval Atlantic Sub marine Base, 70 United States Navy, 21, 79, 109 United States Patent Office, 10, 71, 73 United States Senate, i8 Union, The. See Civil War Vermont, 18, 20, 125, i86, 227, 232; and Matt Lyon, 247-248 women and, 262; in Conn., 17 Voting; Voyages to the South Seas, 63 Wabbaquasset Country, 2i Wagner, Richard, i65 Wa lingford (Vt-), 245 Walpole Company, 125 War of i 8 i 2, 2 i, 58, 205, 251, 364 War of Jenkins Ear, 211 Waramaug's Lodge, 22 Ward, Montgomery, go Warehouse Pt., 52 Warming pans, 48 Warner, Seth, 14, 21, 230 Warrenville, 197 Warwick Patent, 123, 124 Washington, 127 Washington, George, 214, 2i8, 224 Washington Heights, 22i Washington, Lawrence, 125 Waterbury, 11, 35 Watertown, 194, 270 Wayne, Anthony, 131 Weaver family, i i 2 Welles, Gurdon, 270 Wells Woods, i 83 Western Reserve. See Northwest Ter ritory Westmoreland, 126, 255 Westmoreland Township, 123, 124 West Point, 233 Wethersfield 52 76 256 342; Cove, 44; Massacre, i6 Wequetequock River, 62 Whaling, 54 Wheelock, Eleazar, 296 White, Capt., 48-49 White Plains, 219 Whiting, Mr., 53 Whittlesey, Oramel, i62-i67 Whittlesey, Rev. John, i6i-i62 Whitney, Eli, 11, 76, 8o Wilkinson, lemima, 266-267 Willard, Emma Hart, 259-260 Willard School, 259-260 Williams, L. B., 85 Williams, Roger, 17 Wilton, 316 Winchester Repeating Arms Co., 8o Windham, 74; Band, 336; County, 217; 357; power mills, 2ig Windsor, 132, ** Winsted, 27 Winthrop, John, 52, i6o Wire-drawing, i i Witchcraft, 256 Witches, 17 Witch of %VoodbUry, 273-28i Wochocastigook Brook, 107, 114 Wolcott, Oliver, 255 Women, 253-272; women's rights, 262 Woodbridge, 84 Woodbury, 58, 230, 273 Wooster, David, 229 Work, Henry Clay, 207 Works Progress Administration, 27 Wright, Asher, 221, 225 Wyoming Massacre, 125 Yale College, 37, 68, 126, 131, 222, 310 Yale, Linus, 85 Yale locks, 85 Yankee Doodle, 257 "Yankee notions," 31, 35 Yankee Pedlar, 7, 15, 23, 29ff, 72 Yankees, 14 . Yazoo question, 250 zephyr, The, 48, 66