Connecticut archives. Revolutionary war, 1763-1789 : 37 volumes and index : index in eight volumes

              CONNECTICUT ARCHIVES

REVOLUTIONARY WAR

1763- 1789

THIHTY SEVEN VOLUMES AND INDEX

INDEX IN EIGHT VOLUES

VOLUME ONE, A B

Hat% ford

Conneotiout State Library

1917

Note

This index covers about fifteen thousand nine hundred and twenty

docnents whlohwere selected about 1845 from the files of the @ eneral

assembly and the Conittee of the pay table by Sylvester Judd, author

of the History of Hadleyj Mass., and arranged in thirty seven volmes

since cited as Connectlout Archives. Revolutlonarywar, series one.

The index made by Effle M. Priokett, with the assistance of Mary

Eunce Brewster, has been in pro@ tess since June 191. Xt is made on

the dictionary plan of nne, subject and town entries. Under the name

of an individual will be found all references to such person; under

the nazne of a town, all matters affeotin that town as a corporate body

and under the town with subhead Estates, Xndlviduals or Taverns will be

found reference to persons inhabitin@ such town. There is, however, no

effort to list uder the town all soldiers or persons mentioned as fro

such town.

Full names ofembers of the General assembly have been filled out

from authentic rolls of the Senate and the House in the possession of

the State Library; nnes of officers in the army, state regiments and

militia and, in a fewinstanoes, of privates, from Heltman’s Register

and the Connecticut men in the war of the Revolution; names of prominent

historical characters and civil offloers of other statesfrom accredited

histories and state manuals; also names of persons referred to in more

than one doonent, whose identity is clear, have been entered under the

fullest for found. In each instance reasonable care has been used for

identification.

The typin of volne one was done byary E. Smith and Adella M..

Green and was completed June 4, 1917.

Connecticut State Library.

Hartford, Conn., June 5, 1917. State Librarian.

Abbreviations used in the Revolutionary index.

a. o. i.

aoO. p

a. d. q. m.

adj.

adm.

admx.

ass’t

brIg.

bri-@ en.

brig- maj

capt.

CO1.

com’y

corn ’ y- gen

oon.

Oorp.

d. o..

d. O.. p.

d. o. p.

d. P. m. g

d. q. m. g,

de- oom’Y

dep- gov

dept.

ens.

exrx.

Ft,

OV,

en.

jr.

- s- d

iieut.

lieut- col

( M)

maj.

maj- en

ne.

p . m.

priv.

q. m-q.

m- en.

q. m- sert.

’ eg’t

see ’ y

serif.

sees.

sr.

sur.

surg- mate

treas.

auto@ raph.

assistant commissary of issues.

assistant commissary of purchases.

assistant deputy quartermaster.

adjutant.

admnistrator.

administratrix.

assistant.

brigade.

brigadier general.

brigade major.

captain.

company.

colonel.

Committee.

commissary

Comnissary general.

continued.

corporal.

pence ( English money)

deputy oo. mmissary eneral.

deputy o_ omissary general of purchases.

deputy Com] nissary of purchases.

deputy paymaster eneral.

deputy quartermaster.

deputy quartermaster general.

deputy commissary.

deputy @ overner.

department.

ensign.

executor.

exeoutr ix.

fort ( used with name of fort)

govornor.

eneral.

granted.

junior.

Pounds, shillins, pence ( English money)

lieutenant.

lieutenant colonel.

mark.

major.

major @ eneral.

negatived.

paymaster.

private.

quartermaster.

quartermaster general.

quartermaster sergeant.

regiment.

shilling ( English money)

secretary.

sergeant.

session.

senior.

surgeon.

surgeon mate.

treasurer.

INDEX

---, Daniel ( A) Ashford paper I: 188

---, David, Salisbury militla paper VIII: 559b

---, Jack, New Haven, loss in British rald, July 1779 XV: 234

---, Thomas ( A) Boston, is% tar on sugar act, 1764 I: ld

--- omey, John ( A) jailer, Norwich petition XIV: 369b

Aames, see Ames.

Aaron, Thomas, seaman, service on the Oliver Comwell, 1777 ( runaway)

IX: 450

Abanathar, se Abrnethy. Abanathy,

Abarnathy,

Abbatt, ee Abbott.

Able, Abbee, Abbey, Abby.

Capt. printer’s bill VII: 45To

" Sheriff, tax collector XXXVI: 205,209

E. clohhing account

" Elazer, prv. allowed depreciation of wages, 1780 XXX: d

" Conn. 11ne, 1781- S2 XXX: Ta

" Hartford, bounty a supplies, 1777- 81

XXX: la, 2a, 4b, Sf, 6a, 19b, 85a

" Elijah, priv. Mansfield, half days tralning, 1778 IIA: 64b

servlce, 1775 IIC: 14ab

Eliphale%, priv. allowed depreciation of wages, 1780 XXX: r

" Conn. llne, 1781- 82 XXX: Ta

" Hartford, Lexington alarm, 1775 IIB: 56a

" servlce, 1775 IIC: 25aeglk, XI: 445

" Ellsha ( A) account for dlstributln public acts of the Assembly

through towns In Wlndham county, 1778

XVI: tS

" Pomfre% account XII: 64

" Windham, appoln% ed to collect state clothinE, salt, provi-sions

& other stores in county of

Windham& dispose of same for benefit

of the state, May 1784

" appointed to receive arms from Huntington estate,

1784 F/ XVII: 279

Woodstock account XII: 558

" George, priv. Hartford, service, 1780 XVII: I9

Hezekiah, account of Eun VI: 458a

" marine on the Oliver Cromwell, enlistment IX: I85

" " " " furlough, Feb. 1777

IX: l4a, 135a, 157b, i59

" ( A) " Windham, petltlon showing enlistment on the Oli-ver

Cromwell & asking release on

count of the delay in setting out on

cruise, Mar. 1777 IX: l9

" " prv. servioe, 1775 IIC: 55b

" " Windham, Lexington alarm, 1775 IIB: ga

" Isaac, filer, servioe, 1775 IIC: lTb

" priv. Ashford, half days % ralnlng, 1775 IIA: 8a

Jeduthan, priv. allowed depreciation of wages, 1780 XXX: Sa

Hartford, half days training, 1775 $ I IIA: 65b

" " " supplles, 1777- 81 XXX: la, atf, a, 85a

" " servlce, 1775 llC: 2aeglk, XI: 445

" " sergt. Conn. llne, 1781- 82 XXX: 7a

" John, state attorney’s aeeount, 1780- 8Z XXXIIl: 2Olab

" " priv. allowed depreciation of wages, 1780 XXX: ta

" Conn. line, 1781- 8 XXX: Ta

" " Enfield, Lexington alarm, 1775 llB: 6a

" " " Mansfield, bounty & supplles, 1777- 81

XXX: is, 2a, 4d, 5d, 5b, 95,96era

" " Lexington alarm, 1775 llB: 27ad

" " servlee, 1775,1777,1781 IIC: 14b, Vl: 542, XXXII: ab

Wlndham, servlce, 1780 XVII: 10

n= thax, prim. : upp! i::, 17

Abbe, Joseph, priv. Conn. llne, 1781- 82 ......................... XXX: Ta

" ason, privo alloed depreciation of ases, 1780 XXX’SL . " " Windham ................................... XXX: . " " " service, 1777 ....................... VI 546

" Nathan, prlv. ansfield, half days training, f775 IIA: 64c . . " servlce, 1775 ............................. IIC: 14b

" Nathaniel, priv. Conn. line, 1781- 82 ..................... XXX: 7a

" Phinehas ( A) creditor of Charles Ripley estate, 1782 XXVI: 217

" " delivery of powder from Windham miii, 1779 XXXII: 547b

". " un sold for army ....................... III: 256a " powder account .............................. XXXII: 57

" " ( A) Windham, remonstrance aainst Nathaniel Wales’ pen-sion

178% ................... XXXVII: 108,109a

" Richard, account for waes, 1781 ....................... XVII: 46

.’ " ( A) capt. certificate ot" ferriae for his co. 1780

XVII: I7Z, 175 .. " capt. co. mentloned ........................... XVII: 550

" " ( A) capt. receipt for provisions for his to. ordered to

West Point, 1780 .................. XVII: 551ab

" " lleut, amount of bounty ro11,1776 XXXlI: 210a . . " Enfield, Lexlnton a/ arm, 1775 ............ lib: 6a . " priv. " service, 1780 ................... XVII: 27

" Samuel, priv. lansfield, half days % rainins, 1775 ........ IIA: 64b . . " service, 1775 ............................. IIC: 14b

" Shubael, com. on buyln5 horses for army ............ XX: 340ab,. 341 . . " " commissariat ........................... XXI 505 . . " " cosCs of court marlal ........... XXIV: 226b, 227 . . " " financial measure ....................... XXIV: 8 . . " " military measures XXII" 51 c, 542,559, XXI" 81

" " ( A) " " " " account ............. XXII: 50 . . . . " settlin5 army accounts ............ XXX: 148- 152b . . . .. . . " " account for services,

1784 ............................. XXXIII 268 . " " Windham, account for services in assls% in % 0 sell salt-peter,

belon@ in o the s% ae, 1785

XXVIII : 8%, YII 155 . . " account o provisions sold army, 1780 XXXV: I71 .. . . " with Jedediah Elderkln, 1782 XXXIV: 4 .. . . " " quartermaster- general, 1780

XVII1: 229 . " " appointed to collect clothin in Vindham county

Dec. 1777 ....................... XII: 65b, 294a . . " commissioner % o sell conflscaCed ears% el

XXXVI I14

" " ( A) " " . . " " report

of sales & receipt for deeds. 1781

XXXIV: 148abc . . " tom. on soldiers’ families ............. XXX: I36 . . " oounty sheriff ....................... XXXVI: 61

" " ( A) " " " account current with state, 178-

1787 .............................. XXXII: 2: 26 . . " " creditor of Charles Ripley estate, 1782- XXVl: 217 .. . " information aainst Hezekiah Bissell 1: 57a .. . " Jabez Huntlnton estate account, 1785- XXXll: llOb . . " " petition on celebration of peace, 1785

XXXII: 331a . . .. " receipt for illiam Colller .......... XVII’ 526 . . " sale of confiscated land ............ XXlX: 50a . . " salt account, l? 82 ................. XXXII: 11lab . . . " received from Samuel MClellan1782

XXV: 259 . " state attorney’s account, 1782,1786

XXXlII: 201b, 358d

" " com’y. Windham, account current, y 1785 with invoices

of purchases of pork, salt & cattle & account

of expenses, 1780- 8. ResIve of Council allow-in

him oommisslon, HaY 178 XXXV: I$ 5- 140

Abbe, Solomon, priv. Mansfield, half days training, 1775 llA’ 64b

" " jr. " saltpeter account, 1777 X1: 61a

" Stephen, jr. priv. Hartford, half days training, 1778 llA’ 65a

" Thomas, capt. 1777 ...................................... VI" O4

" " " & others, petltion showing service until dismissed

on furlough in 1778 & discharge in 1785. Their

pay has been only that allowed by Congress &

as other states have made officers in like

circumstances equal to those who continued

through the war they ask relief. Neg. Oct. 1785

XXIX" 56

" " ( A) " army petition, 1779 (?) Xlll’ 372a

" " " co . mentioned ............................ XII 516f

" " ( A) " East Windsor, petltlon showin long service in the

army, money advanced for satisfying men in his

co.& c. He is now sued for a balance of 40/ 13

found due the state which he is unable to pay.

He asks relief. Con. May 1783 YS( IV’ 306

" " " Enfield, account of blankets, 1777 XI" 175

" " " " bounty & supplies, 1777- 81 XXX’la, 5e, 15,67a

" " ( A) " " receipt for blankets for his co. Apr. 1777

XI" 174

" " " return of clothing issued his co. 1778 Y( XV- IO3a

" " " supernumerary officer XIII 378

" " lieut, appolntment, Oct. 1776 IV" 347e, 353b

" " " Enfiei d, appointment, May 1776 IV: 13,20a

" " " " changed to different co. June 1776 IV: 22

" " " " Lexington alarm, 1775 lIB" 8b

" " priv. " " " 177 IIB: 6a

" " " " service, 1776 XXXI 21a, 22b

" William, priv. Mansfield, half days trainin, 177G IIA’ 64b

" " " " Lexington alarm, 1775 IIB: 2Tad

" " " service, 1775 IIC" 14b

Abbee, see Abbe.

Abbercromble, see Abercrombie.

Abbeshart, see Abeshart.

Abbet, see Abbott.

Abbey, see Abbe.

Abbit, see Abbott.

Abbot, see Abbott.

Abbott, Abbatt, Abbet, Abbit, Abbot, Abot, Abott.

" Col. ass’t. com’y. .................................... XIX: 26

" " reg’ t mentioned XVI" 84a, 171 ; XVII

" Aaron ( A) Norwalk, endorsement of petition, 1785 XXVIII: 248c

" Abiel, East Windsor, blanket sold army XI: 12a

" " wages for guard duty at Newgate, 1782 YO[ XI: 216a

" " priv. Ashford, half days trainlng, 1775 IIA: 6a

" Ass, priv. service, 1775 IIC" 18c

" Benjamin, account for carting, l? 81 XXXV: I39

" " clothin account, I779 FDOV: 227d

" " Windham, saltpeter account, 17?? XI"

" " priv. Middletown, half days tralning, 1775 IIA’ 44a

" Daniel, commissary account, 1780 XXXV"

" " New Haven, loss in British raid, 1779 XV’ 26e

" " Norwich, gun sold army III’ 454a, 455a, 45a; XXXI’ 5Oga

" David, Ridgefield, heirs land, 1782 IV: 20% a

" Ebenezer, jr. ( A) Norwalk lister ........................ VI

" Enoch ( A) Norwalk & Stamford petition, 1780 XIX: 552b

" George, priv. Wethersfield, enllstment, l? 81 FDCV: I28

" James, ens. Lebanon, enlistment in 1777 & capture by the Brit-ish.

Wife’s petition for wages & supplies

granted, May 1779 XIV’ 246,27

" " ( A?) ens. petition showing he was held prisoner by Brit-ish

from Dec. l??? till Jan. l? 81 & asking same

wages as allowed officers of equal rank in

the army. Con. May 1781 XXI’ 18

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Abbott, James, ens. petition for wages while prisoner of war favor-ably

reported on. Gr. same wages as officer of

equal rank in army, May 1781 XXI: 75,76

prisoner of war & on list of exchange, 1780

XIX: 339c

" certificate of date of his com-mlssion,

I777 XVI: 289

" prisoner owar, wages, June 1779 XVI: 260

lieut. Lebanon, appointment, May 1782 XXII: 281b

Jehiel, priv. Tolland, half days training, 1775 IIA: 38c

John, Norwalk mortgage deed held by C. W. Apthorp XXIII: 378b

Ridgefleld, loss in raid, Apr. 1777 VIII: 391b

Tolland, tax abated for service in 1775 VI: la

" prlv. Norwich, Lexington alarm, l? 75 IIB: 87c

service, 1778 llC: b, 18c

jr. ( A) Norwalk petition VIII: 82b

" 3d. priv. Tolland, half days training, J775 IIA: 88c

Joseph, Lincoln, testimony on Lexington alarm, Apr. 1775 I: 129

Pomfret selectman IIB: 45c

( A) VI: 399b

Windham county com. on town returns of recruits, 1781

XX: 178b

( A) capt. Pomfret militia co. 1775 IIA: 82b

( A) roll of co. Sept. 1776 XI: 53ab

Windham account of arms for his co. 1776

XI: 378a

lI lieut- col. Pomfret XVI: 336, XVII: 28Ia

receipt for medicine for his reg’t, 1779

XVI: 2

reg’t mentioned XVI: 387, XVII: 485

Lemuel, Ridgefield, loss in raid, Apr. 1777 VIII: 391b

Lewis, priv. allowed depreciation of wages, 1780 YDv: 3f

Nathan, priv. Stafford, half days training, 1775 llA: 26a ". segt, service, 1775 IIC: 48b

Unlon, half days trainin, 1775 IIA: 57a

Lexington alarm, l? 75 IIB: 47a

Philip, priv. Ashford, hslf days training, 1775 IIA: 6a

" Lexington alarm, 1778 IIB: 48c

service, 1778 IIC: ITb

" Windham, Lexington alarm, 1775 IIB: 60b

Samuel, appraisal of Norwich arms lll: 244a, 456a

" com. on fire- arms IV: 20, VII: II? a

( A) Lebanon, petition showing service at Boston & depar-ture

from camp without proper discharge. He

asks that he may have his wages. Gr. May

VII: 291,292

money repaid treasury, 1780 D( V: 508a

Norwich, account for appraising horses, 1777 XI: 415a

1777 XI: llSab

receiving cattle, 1781

YD( V: 184b

" gun sold army, 1775 III: 454a, 455a, Y( XI: 309b

" premium, l? 75 IIC: ISd

" ( A) a. c. p, account current with vouchers, Sept. 1781

DV: lG- 18

commissary account, l? 80,1782 FD( XV: 79ab, 187a

" Norwich, appointment, Apr. 780 XVIII: 89a

lieut- col, army orders VII: 192

( A) 1776 VII: Igl

" information concerning Capts. Perkins &

Wheat V: 226a, 228a

( A) lieut- col, information concerning Capts. Perkins &

Wheat, l? 76 V: 225,227

priv. Lebanon, half days trainin, 1778 IIA: 22a

service, l? 75 IC: lScd

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Abbott, Sarah, lbanon, petition shoing her husband enlisted as ensign

in 1777 and was taken prisoner. He has receiv-ed

no wages and she asks that they may be

paid her and the ton com. be directed to sup-ply

her family. Gr. May 1779 XIV: 246,247

Seth ( A) Norwalk petition VIII: 82b

lieut, appointment, June 1776 IV: 270c, 277a

Stephen, priv. Pomfret, half days trainln, 1775 IIh: 2a

William, corp. Union, Lexington alarm, 1775 IIB: 47a

" priv. half days training, 1775 IIA: 57a

jr. priv. Pomfret, half days training, 1775 IIA: 2a

LexinGton alarm, 1775 IIB: 45a

Abby, see Abbe.

Abeel, see Abel..

Abel, Abeel, Abell, Abil, Able, Ables.

Col. agent for Isaac Burr XXXI: 391

Lieut. commissary account XXXIV: 2a

Ma. directions to adjourn superior court, 1781 XVII:@ 49

receipt of pay at Fishkills,] 777 VI: 554

Mr. attorney (?) t Fairfield county court VIII: 168

" commissary account, 1778 YDOV: 240b

Abel, prv. allowed depreciation of wages, 1780 YDC(: Sd

Chatham, bounty before 1780 XXX: I4b

Caleb, prlv. service, l? 75 IIC: 44b

jr. rum account, 1777 Xl: 355a

Cherub, priv. McClellan’s reg’t petltion, 1779 XIII: 363c

Daniel, jr. ( A) Lebanon selectman XI: 28a, XVI: I97

lieut, appointment, Jan. 1777 V: 48

Elijah, agent for Hezekiah Hubbell to lay his account before the

Assembly XXII: 332

com. on arms Vll: ll7a

confiscated estate XXVI: 281b, 282c, FIIX: 230a

investiatin conduct of militia officers

VIIl: 282b

( A)

VIII: 289c, 21,293

military measure Vlll: 28b

( A)

private petition y/ XVlI: 86b

salt distribution VII: 371

" sea- coast defense XXIV: Ib

" ( A) XXIV: 2a

to count votes for members of Congress

XFJCVll 281b, 291a

( A) Fairfield co. unty sheriff XXlll: 20b, 370d

( A) account for executions for de-ficiency

of recruits, 1782- 84. Settled, J787

YJXII: I88

( A) county sheriff, account with treasurer, execu-tions

for provision taxes, 1782. Settled, 1787

YJJII: I87

( A) county sheriff, certificate for service of 4

soldiers in Fairfield guard, May 1780 XX: 228

county sheriff, deserters committed to him,

1780 XX: 229a

" ( A) county sheriff, deposition on receiving deser-ters

from Horseneck & placing them in Fair-field

town guard, May 1780 XX: 2I

" county sheriff, payment to Jonathan Sturges,

1788 F/ XI I I: 840b, 842

(?) county sheriff, payment to Joseph P. Cooke, 1784

(?) county sheriff, tax collector XXXVI: 208,209

" ( A) endorsement of petition XXVI:] S2a

loss in British raid, July 1779

XV: 250e, 251d, XIX: 73c

( A) petition 1778- 80 XIII: 264, XV: 248ab, XIX: 75d

- 6-

Abel, Elijah ( A) Fairfield, petition showing he acted as recruiting of-ficer

& in 1779 received continental money for

pay of soldiers but they refused to accept it

& he returned same to the Treasurer. He asks

that he may be credited with the amount that

he may settle his account. Gr. Jan. 1783

Y/ XIV: 164,185

" petition showing as recruitin officer he

received continental money & in final settle-ment

he is found indebted for 21/ 8/ 7. He asks

liberty to pay in liquidated securities. Gr.

Oct. 1789 FD[ XVI I 118,117

( A) " receipt XI 857,889

" representative 1777- 78

VII 4d, VIll 250c, X: 86c

" " oath of fidelity, Aug. 1777

VII : 460a

" " " tax abated for loss in British raid, l? 80

XIX: 72b, 7b

( A) order for meals for members of Stratford guard, 1775

XI $ 26

" " payment to William Samuel Johnson, 1787 XXXIII: 580b

( A) receipt for recruiting & arresting deserters, 1778

XII 197

state attorney’s account, 1787 XYD[ III: 358e

( A) western town petition, 1780 XVIII: lSlb

ca, p, t, account current for co. 1776 VI: 155

" of commissions in co. 1776 Vl: 488a

appointment May 1776,0ct. 1776

IV: 15,2Ob, 49a, .55b

co. mentioned IV: 282

" Fairfield, account in Lexington alarm IIB: G8b

" petition showing service & that he

was advanced money for his co. of which a bal-ance

remained & later when he became recruit-ing

officer he used the balance in that ser-vice.

Pay table have credited the sum at de-preciated

value & it ought to have been at

specie. He asks relief. Com. appointed & on

their report petition gr. May 1787, May 1788

FJ/ VI 255- 257

" roll of co. enlisted by him, 1776 VI: 152

" service, 1777 VI 807

(?) Stratford account of arms for his co. 1776

VI 569

" ( A) lieut- col, endorsement of account, 1784 XXXII: I26b

Fairfield coast guard, pay, 1780 (?)

XXXVI 149

" refusal to act as p. m. of short

levies in 4th brigade XXIV: 888- 385

" maj. bearer of order FDCXI: 520

( A) certificate for accounts, 1779- 80 XVII: 249ab, 805

" " co. at Fairfield mentioned, 1780 XVIII: SS2ab

" (?) member of court martial, 1780 XXXVI: I69a

money for bounty, 1777 XI: S80

" of reg’t in campai. n at Fishkills 1777 VI: 840b

" ( A) " receipt for money for bounty, Oct. 1777 XI: 581

" " service, 1777 ’ VI 555- 558,540a, 5I

priv. Lebanon, half days training, 1775 llA: 51a

" " service, 1776 VI: 182

" Eliphalet, priv. Lebanon, half days tralnin, 1778 llA: 51a

" service, 1776 VI 149

Isaac, Norwich, account of pork sold army, 1781 XXXV: 8

note for duty on rum XFIlI 211a

John, trooper, service at Greenwich, 1779 XVI: 448a

Joseph, account for carting rum & molasses, 1777 - XI: 126

delivery of molasses VII: I54,1X: 80

- 7-

Abel, Joseph, ens. Lebanon veteran co. petition, 1783 XXIV: 64c

sergt. Lebanon, Lexington alarm, 1775 llB: 59b

service, 1775 IIC 18b

Martin, Norwich, gun sold army, 1775 S( l 309a

" prlv. servlce, 1775 IIC: 44b

Rufus, Norwich XXX: 27a

B. fifer, service, 1775-- IIC: 44b

Simon, sergt, service, l?? 8 VI: I50

Sluman, soldier, account of gun, 1778 VI: 228b

Solomon, jr. priv. Lebanon, half days trainlng, 1775 IIA: 51a

William ( A) Sharon paper, l? 80 XIX: 443a

Abell, see Abel.

Abennthy, see Abernethy.

Abercrombey, see Abercrombie.

Abercrombie, Abbercrombie, Abercrombey.

Aaron, priv. allowed depreciation of wages, 1780

XVII 58b, XXX: 3p

Conn. line, 1781- 82 XXX: ? a

Aberhart, John, priv. discharged from northern army, Sept. 177.5 III: ll2b

Abernathy, see Abernethy.

Abernethy, Abanathar, Abanathy, Abarnathy, Abenathy, Abernathy.

Giles ( A) matross, receipt for wages for 1781 XXV: 483

" service, 1781- 82 YS( V: 374d, 482

priv. allowed depreciation of wages, 1780 XXX: 3u

James, Woodbury XFS: 135b

Jared, " Norfolk, Lexington alarm, 1776 IIB: 4a

John, service, 1776 Y/ VII 369a

W. ( A) Harwinton paper XIIl: lOlb

W. ( A) selectman XVII 4COs

Abeshart, Abbeshart.

John Lodewick, Branford, tax abated for service in 1776

Vl 32ab

Abil, James, receipt for carrying northern army invalids, 17?

lll: 120d

Abil, see Abel.

Abi e, " "

Ables,

Abner, Isaac, prlv. allowed depreciation of wages, 1780 XXX: Sf

" " Conn. line, 1781- 8 XXX: 7a

Aborn, Samuel ( A) Warren, R. I. receipt for0 judged by Council of

safety proper pay for use of his ship for

prisoners of war, 1780 XXXI: I58ab

" Williu, quarterunner, service on the Oliver Cromwell & deser-tion,

1778- 79 Y/ F1 8b

Aborns, Samuel, jr. prlv. Tollnd, half days traininK,] 775 IIA: 71b

Abot, see Abbott.

Abott, "

Abraham, Samuel ( A) Groton volunteer petition, Sept. 1781, Jan. 1782

XXII 80b

Abrahams, John, Greenwich, loss in British rid, 1779 XV: 271a

" tax abated for loss in British raid, 1783

F/ IV: 274

Abrhemson, Abramson.

" John, Greenwich, tax abated for loss in British raid, 1780,

1783 XVIII 268c, 288c, XIX 80a,; llV: 276a

Abramse, Jacob ( A) endorsement of N. Y. petition,] 785 XXVIII: IIIb

Abramson, see Abrahamson.

Abro, Abros, Abrow.

Benajah, priv. allowed depreciation of wages, l? 80 XXX: 3f

" Conn. line, ]. 781- 82 XXX: 7a

" () power of attorney for com. on soldiers’ land, l? 80

XXV: 30b

Torrington Y/ X: 129a

Abros, see Abro.

Abrow,

Acaly, Ackley.

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Accounts see Auditors; B_ arracking & barrack- mcsters; Bills of credit.

Emission; Blankots; Bookbindi-; Boston re-lief;

B__ ct- Cat.___ tle--- tteners; Clo- hinc. Ac-cots;

Cossariat; Cossion; Cot-tee

of cepondence; ttee of tpay

table. Accosts; tror; Coiscated es-tates

Accounts; Continental e. Accounts;

also Continentel, subheed Accounts der

individl reents & comie; Continental

congress. Delegates; Continental looffice;

per; Council of sty. Accots; Dbury

ard; Dury raid; on robbery. ot.

Delinqus. Accounts; , eserters. Accounts;

argo. Accots; rn; listment;

rfeld. British rad; Fairfd. fense;

eral convention; Feesnes, penalties & c;

riage; Flas of te; FI; French ay;

nch naGenral assem. Acts; Gov-ernor.

Accounts; Governor’s foot ard, ls

2d. companies; GrOUch. British raid; Green-ch.

Defense; ton. British raid; Gro.

Defense; Half, training; Hartoronven-tion,

Oct.; Hartford cow, jail; Hartford

state house; Hos; Indians; Killinth.

Defense; Lawsatutec. Revin; Lead;

Lexingtona. Accots; Licenses; uor

ti] lation; Litchfield cty jailal-ists.

Accounts; e. Defense; Maritime airs;

Medical stores. ots; Middo. Leadne;

dleto. Sulphur works; iford. Defense;

itia; Nes o tos; sof vessels. Ac-nts;

NI stores; ccounts; NHaven.

Britishd; NHaven. Defense; Newen con-vention;

Ne Hn poder ll; NLondon. Bri-ish

raid; w London. Defense; N. ccounts;

Newgate prison; Noalk. Britisaid; Norwalk. ense; 0ranctores. Accounts; Orce

stores. Sas. Accots; er; tal ser-vice

& ressea. Accots; Powder. Aunts;

PrintinG. Accosts; Prisonerf r. erican.

ounts; isonersr. British. Accounts;

Private cls & petitions; Providence conven- n; Quebec eedition; Qui; Reees. Ac-cots.

I. fense; Riflattalon. Accots;

Salisbururnace; SaAcoounts; Saltpeter. Ac-ts;

brook. Dese; Sea- coasefense;

Secretary. ccots; Sheri Sick; Sllpox;

diers’ filies. Ats; alSolrs’

lies, subhead ns of ts; ingfield

convention; State attorneys; State regiments;

Stonington. Dnse; Stratordfense; Sulphur;

erior court; Svng; Tation; Te;

onderoga eeion, Apr. y

tation. Accots; Treasurer; Treasures of-fice;

Treasury; Unitcoloniescounts; U. S.

AccoWiho. der mll; Wriing. Accts;

Yale colleeA

Achar, see Achor.

Achor, Achar, Acct.

" Jacob, priv. allowed depreciation of wages, J780 II: 8b,: p

" " balance due for 1781

Co. Iine, 1781- 82 : Ta

( M) receipt for wages, Je 1781 : 28a

seice, 1781

Ackaley, see Ackley.

Acker, Abram, carpenter’s te, service on the Oliver Croell, 1778-

79 I: 88a

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Ackla, see Ackley.

Acley, Acaly, Ackaley, Ackla, Ackly, Acley, Acoly, Akely, Akerly, Akley.

Ariel, drummer, allowed depreciation of wages, 780 XF: 3L

" priv. Sharon, bounty before 1780 XXX: 35a

" Azerial, priv. Sharon, bount 1779 XXX: I24b

" B. account of cattle sold army, 1780 YJOCV: 84ab

" Barzilee, East Haddam, tax abated for service in 1775 VI: 72

Benjamin, avails of land delivered Pay table, 1787 XIXII: 258b

Kent, petition showing his accounts as purchaser of

cattle for commissary dept. are open for set-tlement

& a former petition on the subject

was granted but mislald. Groadjustment, Jan.

1788 XXIV: 75,74

state attorney’s account, 1788- 87 YXIII: 338acd

execution against him, 1786 XXXII: 194

ass’t com’y FIX: 218,219

Bezaleel, East Haddam, tax abated for service in 1775 VI: 73

sergt- maj, service, 1775 llC: 3b

Calvin, priv. Hartland, detached for servlce, 1780 ", Ch.. ampion, Salisbury militia paper

corp. XXX: I52a

( A) " receipt for wages, June 1781 XXV: 2@ a

priv. allowed depreciation of wages, 1780 XXX: i

Conn. line, 1781- 82 XXX: Ta

Salisbury, bounty before 1780 XXX: S9

Cuff, priv. Conn. line, 1781- 82 XY: 7a

Edward, prv. Chatham, halF days training, 1778 llA: 14a

Elijah, 2d. East Haddam, purchase of confiscated estate of 011-

vet Delancy, judge of probate’s certificate &

receipt for deed, 178 XXXIV: 281ab

Ezra, prlv. Chatham, half days training, 1775 llA: 14a

" Lexington alarm, 1775 llB: 79a

Gideon, ens. East Haddammilitary co.

James, jr. priv. Colchester, half days training, 1775 llA: la

Joel, account of cattle sold army, 1780 XXXV: IO0

".( A) HartS. and selectman XI: 254

John, Hebron, petition with deposition & Treasurer’s certifi-cate

showin he had a note from the Treasurer

for i0/ 17/ 8 which he lost and has never been

able to find. He asks that the note be re-placed.

Gr. Oct. 1783 FDCVI: I47- 150

prlv. Marlborough, half days trainln, 1778 IIA: 25a

servlce, 1775 IIC: Sb

Joseph, premium for salt manufactured 1777 XII: 32% a

Lewis, corp. Corm. line, 1781- 82 YDX: 7a

priv. allowed depreciation of waes, 1780 XXX: Sd " " " Colchester, half days training, 1778 llA: la

Nathaniel ( A) petition apparently from Hartford jail showing

need of clothes & asking liberty to go out to

work, Oct. 1777 VIII: 22

ens. of East Haddam co. of householders, appointment

Nov. 1776 V: I08

Nicholas, priv. allowed depreciation of wages, 1780 XXX: Sd

clothing received, 1778 / 3LXV: I05a

Conn. line, 1781- 82 XXX: Ta

Samuel Guilford, tax abated for service in 177

corp. Colchester, half dys tralnlng, 1775 llA: la " Guilford, service, l? 79 XVI: 2b

priv. bounty & supplies, 1780 XXX: 2a, 4b, 75b " " desertion, 1780 XXX: 2a

half days tralning, 1775 llA: lSa

" Lexington alarm, 1775 llB: 54a

service, 1775 IIC: 18c " Silas, East Haddam, tax abated for service in 1775 VI: 72,73

priv. East Haddam, Lexinton alarm, l? 7 IIB:? Sa

service, 1775 IIC: iOc

sert. McClellan’s reg’t petition, 1779 XIllSSSb

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Acley, Stephen, priv. Chatham, half days training, 17? 5 IIA: i4a

East Haddam, Lexinton alarm, 1775 IIB: 75a

" service, 1775 IIC: b, 52b

Thomas, corp. allowed depreciation of wages, 1780 XXX: Sa

Conn. line, 1781- 82 XXX: 7a

priv. Chatham, half days trainin, 1775 IIA: 14a

" East Haddam, supplies, 1777- 81

YJl: la, a, 4a, 5e, 6a, 66a

" Warren, East Haddam, tax abated for service in 1778 VI: 72,73

" priv. service, 1775 IIC: Sb

Ackly, see Ackley.

Aciey,

Acoly, "

Acor, see Achor.

Actions at law

Act enabling U. S. to prosecute any suit for the recovery of debts or

for damages for frauds or trespass & direct-ing

state officers to give aid. Agents ap-pointed

by Congress for settling public ac-counts

to have same privileges as state au-thorities,

May 1782 XXII: 280

Active ( sloop)

Petition of Gideon 01mstead & others of Hartford showing they were

obliged to serve as masthands on sloop Active

from Jamaica & on voyage they overpowered

crew & held sloop as prize. Penn. state bri@-

antlne came up with them & also claimed the

sloop. Penn. courtupheld their own ship. Ap-peal

to Congress & reversal of decision was

disregarded. They ask aid of Assembly. Con.

May 1779 XIV: 222

Adam, John ( A) commissary of prisoners Y/ ll: 241a

Adames, see Adams.

Adams, Adamss Addams.

lodging account for Ticonderoga men III: SS, 60a

Ticonderoga expedition account III: 57a

Col. Litchfield, cartridge account, 1781 XXV: 920

Esq. V: 422b

Maj. XXXIII: 5

Messrs. III: 808c

Mr. VII: ISI, XXXlI: 289b

ass’t p. m. eastern dept. VllI: 140e

Fairfield account YDCXII: 280a, 281

Redding VIII: 95

Aaron ( A) Norwalk petition VIII: 82b

" Abel, Redding, petition with army pass shoving service in Brit-ish

army, voluntary return via R. I.& arrest at

Waterbury. Petition for pardon, differing

votes, Jan.! 779 XlV: 358,360

Simsbury, tax abated for service in 1775 Vl: S8a

state attorney’s account, 1778- 80 XXXlll: lTSab, 177d

priv. service, 1778- TS llC: gc, Xl: 48a

Abner, cat. account of provisions for his co. XVII: 4,544

( A) receipt for provisions for his co., 1780 XVII: 545

" lieut. Pomfret, Lexington alarm, 1775 llB: 45a

" soldier, Canterbury, account of gun, 177S

" jr. priv. Pomfrethalf days training, 1778 llA: 82a

Abraham, bounty, 1777 Vl: 847a

priv. service, 1775 llC: 28b, lll: 97a

" Alexander P. account of powder from Windhammill for marine

dept. 1780 XXXII: 55

" " P. New London bill III: 519

" " P. ( A) New London, endorsement of Voluntown tavern pe-tltion,

i778 XIII: 14Sb

" " P. powder account, 1780 XXXII: S20,881

" " P. ( A) receipt for powder for frigates Trumbull &

Bourbon, 1780 YDO[ II: S2Sa

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Adams, 2nasa, priv. Wethersfield, Lexington alar, 1775

Andrew ( A)

I!

H

service 1776

IIB: 14a

XXX1: 16a, 17,18a

XIX: 4

account current includinG services as attorney, mem-ber

of congress & c. 1781 XXXIII: II5

account to be adjusted VI: 487e

( A) assistant XXVI 352, FDCVII 185,235c, 287a,

FSVI I I 1 i0, XXIX: 45e, YvDVI 803b

( A) attorney XIV: 822ab, 323, 82@, 827,329,

X/ VII 234,236b

( A) bill for services in Stiles & Marshall cases allowed

May 1776 V: 387

( A) clerk council of safety- V: 355,1X: 165,

XI 155,472b, 496a, 534a, 565b, FJXV: 221

( A) clerk ]. ower house VIII: 85,] 28,2c6,

354,0,$ GI, $ 98, 69, 71,8,$ 87, $ 97,402, X: 2,

15,41,88,92- 94,97- i02, ] 04,109, I ii, 12,1 ]- 122

124,125,127,3 30,141, ] 46, 51- 15, 157- 159,163,

169,177,, 175,178, ] 84,193,198,200,225,247,250,

251,257,261,272,278,346,360,370,378,407, XIII

106, ] 07, 20,122, ] 88,189,224,225,229,2.31, Z4,

243,244,245,247,249,250,278.

commissioner on supplyin French allies, appointment

Nov. 1780 XIX: 273

com. on army accounts FDtX: lle, 12c, 25a, 27g, 31b, 33

bills of credit VIII: 48

Bissell claim VIII: 96b

( A) VIII 98

confiscated estate XXVI: 64b

( A) costs of refugees X: 301

Danbury & Ridgefield lesses VIII: 386

raid VII 24b

delegates to Congress XXII: 282, XXXVI: I22b, 207

( A) YD[ ll 3,281, FIXVI 208

" distribution of money to soldiers & families

XIV: II2

financial measures XXVI: 3b, 195

( A) XXXVI 196b

half pay of officers XXVI: IOSab

inimical persons V: 4- S6,4Ta,

VI: 408a, XIX: 292d, XX: lisa, XXIII: 25

( A) inimical persons Y/ III: 258

" letters to New England states on prices

XIII 127

military measures V: 42, X: 160, Xlll: 38b,

XX: 320c, XXI 69c, 132b, XXll 2, XXIII 221

( A) military measures XXII: 3, F. XIII: 221

nava3 office bill X: 237a

" private petitions XXIII: I69b, Y/ XIV: 394b,

XXVI 38a, XXVII 280b, XXIX: 72c

( A) " " YS( III 170, XXVI: 383b

" Salisbury furnace accounts XIII: I06

" salt VII 38Tb

" taxation VII I50b, XXII: 261

( A) XXI1: 260

town bounties paid Conn. llne YSCX: 28a, 27g

losses in British raids- XXXVI: II, 281b

( A) " XXXVI I17b

U. S. accounts XXIX: 90

( A) " YS( IX 91

" Washington’s letter XXIV: 249

council o, f, sa, f, ety VII: I, X: 28S

( A) account for attendance & for ex-penses

on Salisbury furnace business, 1779

XXXIII I0- 12

delegate to Hartford conventien, Nov, 1780 XIX: I, I4

delivery of money to treasury, 1782 XXXIV: 196

( A) endorsement of petition XXI: 371

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Adams, Andrew, letter from John Mead concerning need of measures to

prevent illicit trade in Greenwich, Jan. ITS0

XV: 272

" letter from Saybrook men concerning illicit trade, June

1779 XlV: 171,172a

Litchfield county attorney I: 455a

( A) l: 431a, Vlll: 321,323

justice Ill 141

( A) V: 457, VIII: 313a, 316,329,335,

XIV: 249,

" ( A) petition showing seizure of pins & other ar-ticles

from a peddler which were declared

forfeit by county court but no provision made

for sale. Resolve authorizing Adams to sell

same,}.{ ay 1778 X: 293,294

( A) petition showing difficulty in settling ac-couuts

with state on account of having sundry

orders for bills of costs for criminal cases

for continental money. Gr. that Pay table be

impowered to settle accounts of every kind,

May 1781 XXI

( A) receipt for Miles Beach, 1781 XVII: 453

representative, 1776- 78 IV: 337d,

V: 40e, 131d, VII 4f, VII I: 250d, X: 86d, 201e

representative, did not attend, 1778 XIII: le

" lodging of pay roll, 1779 XVI: lSb

member off congress XII: 198d

( A) " account for attendance & expenses,

0ct. 1781 XXXIII

congress, appointment, 0ct. 1777,0ct. 1778

VIII: 35, XIII: 28

election, My 1781 XX: 371

nomination, Oct. 1779, Jan. 1780, May

1780, Oct. 1780, Jan. 1782 XV: 39ab, 329,331,

XVIII

" ( A) congress, reslgnation, Jan. 1779, Nov. 1780, Jan.

1782 XIII 327,828, XIX: 87, XXII: 86

( A) receipts of witnesses in Marshall & Stiles cases, 1776

V: 388

( A) request to be excused from attendance as commissioner

at convention of New York & New England

states. Gr. Feb. 1781 XX: 293

speaker of house XVIII: 165

" ( A) XIV: 378b, Z79b, XIX: 168,171b, XX: S82b

( A) state attorney, account May 1772- Apr. 1781 XXXIII: II6

( A) statement concerning expenses of Josiah Bissell as

com. on loyalists VIII: 97

U. S . account, 1778 XXXII: 387a

col. amount of bounty roli, 1780 YOLII: 2Ogab

( A) certificate for accounts, 1780- 81 XVII: 233a, 467

" Litchfield XVII:

notified of investigation of Torrington co. 1780

XIX: 129a

( A) order for detachment from co. for jail guard, 1781

XVII: 452

regt mentioned XXXII: 165b

( A) resignation accepted, ay 1781 XX: 375

lieut- col. XVIII: l16a

" ( A) maj. account for express riders, 1779 XVI: 3I

" Treasurer s account, 1777 VIII: 2

Asael ( Ashel)

" priv. Norfolk, bounty & supplies, 1777- Sl

XXX: la, 2q, 8d, 28a, lOSa

" Norwich, Lexington alarm, 1775 IIB : 87a

Asahel, priv. allowed depreciation of wages, l? 80 XXX: SL

Nomvich, half days training, 1775 IIA: 21a

" Asaph, service, 1776 Xl: 53a

Ashael, " Norwich, half days training, f775 IIA: O3a

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Adams, Asher, priv. Canterbury, Lexington alarm, 1775 IIB: lSa

service, 1775 IIC 16b

Benjamin, Colchester, drafted May 1777 VII: IO0

petition concernin pay for cattle for

arm. Gr. 0ct. 1782 XXII1: 88,37

Simsbury, tax abated for service in 1775 Vl: 38b

( A) lieut, certificate for ferriage account for his co.

1778 XVI: I

( A) Enos’ reg’t petition, 1779 XIII: Z84b

priv. Killingly, enl i stment, 1781 XXV: 867

sergt. New Hartford, Lexington alarm, 1775 IIB: 58a

service, 1775 IIC: 9b

Charles, prlv. Norwich XXX: 27d

Corl’s. corp. service, 1778 XI: 197a

Daniel, prlv. service, 1775 IIC: lTb

Windham, Lexington alarm, 1775 IIB : Ta

Darias, Stafford, half days training, 1775 IIA: Zla

David, clothing account, 1780 XXXV: 24% e

Fairfield, blanket sold arm, 1777 XI: Z31a

" ( A) Pomfret paper I: 188c

Preston, representative, 1778 VIII: 250c, X: 86c

physician, Preston, bill for care of soldier V: 275

( A) V: 277

priv. allowed depreciation of wages, 1780 XXX: 3r

Ca, n, terbury, account of arms, 1776 VI: 74a

bounty & supplies, 1780 XXX: 2a, 12a

" Lexington alarm, 1775 IIB: 15a

" Conn. ]. ie, 1781- 82 XXX: Ta

Pomfret, half days training, 1775 IIA: 82b

service, 1775 IIC: 16b

" serst. Canterbury supplles, 1780 XXX: 2a

soldier, Canterbury, account of gun, 1778 VI: 168

surg. allowed depreciation of wages, 1780 XXX: 3f

appointment neg. May 1776 IV: 22

( A) " army petition, 1780 XIX: lSlb

Canterbury, supplies, 1779- 81-- XXX: la, 4a, 5f, 12a, 58

jr. ( A) Fairfield, petition with evidence showing ar-rest

for alleged intercourse with the British

but willingness to serve the American cause.

Gr. release on bail, y 1778 XIII: 288- 280

priv. Canterbury, supplies, 1777- 81-- XXX: la, 4a, Sf, 58

A. priv. allowed depreciation of wages, 1780 XXX: 3f

Deliver, 1780 XXX: 8d

Ebenezer, commissary account, 1781 XXXV: I53a

priv. Canterbury, Lexington alarm, 1778 lib Ia

service, 1775 IIC: 41o

Edward, debt to colony XXXII: 41b

Eleazer, Canterbury, drafted ay 1777 VII: 57

Eli, Salem militia, service in Dayton robbery case, 1780

Eliashib, Canterbury justice XVI: 72

( A) VI: I0,22, 280, 2SSb, X: 285b,

XI: 197b, Xll: 88a,) LXII I: 270, FDIV: 138b, 364

( A) receipt XII: 811

" representatire, 1775,1778,1778

I: 65b, 144b, 208b, IV: 337e,

V: 40d, 131c , VIII: 250d, X: 86d , XIII: Id

saltpeter account, 1777 XI: 61d

corn. on exchange of prisoners V: 445

" private petition XXXI: 38b

Elijah, priv. Enfield, service, 1776 XXXI: 21a, 22b

service, 1775,1776 IIC: 24ad, Vl: 14

surs- mate, appointment, Apr. 1775 l: 70d

" Eliphalet, priv. Canterbury, account of arms, 1778 VI: S74b

Elisha, debt to colony XXXII: 41a

corp. Coventry, Lexington alarm, 1775 IIB: 25a

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Adams, Elizabeth, Groton, widowed by action at Ft. Griswold, Sept. 1781,

report on condition XXVI: 2Otf

Ephraim, Fairfield land, 1781 XXXIV: 28

priv. service, 1777 VI: 56

Ezra, priv. Simsbur$,, Lexington alarm, 1778 IIB: 78a

J. bounty received, 1780 XVII: 78

Jabesh, Reddin, petition showin imprisouent in Fairfield jail

during two courts & no evidence brought a-gainst

him. He asks for liberty to enlist or

to give bonds. Gr. release on 800 bond or on

enlistment, May 1777 VIII: 188

Jabez, Norwalk, refusal to march, 1778 V: 400b

James, Lincoln, testimony on LexinGton alarm, Apr.] 775 1: 141

( A) Massotrsder petition, 1780 XIX: 41Sc

Reddin@, examined by corn. on inimical persons, 1776

XX: I iSab " priv. Canterbury, Lexington alarm, 1775 llB: lSa

service, 1775- 76 IIC 16b, VI 13S

Jedediah, priv. Canterbury ( died during service) bounty XXX: I2c " Conn. line, 1781- 82 XXX: 7a

" service, 1781 XXV: gf

Jesse, priv. Canterbury, account of arms, 1776 VI: Z74b

" service, 1776 XI: 197a " Joel, ens. Suffield, appointment, June 1776 IV: 2GTd, 28Oa

John, account for carting, 1781 XXXV: 139

Canterbury account XII: 512b

( A) Greenwich paper, 1779 XX: lO% a, lO6a

Greenwich, purchase of confiscated estate of Nathaniel

Adams, commissioner’s certificate of sale, re-ceipt

for deeds & account, 1784

XXXIV: 304cd, 305,435d

" " tax abated for loss in British raid, 1780,1783

XIX: 80a, XXIV: 274a

Lincoln, testimony on Lexington alarm, Apr. 1775 I: 137a

" ss. Bay, signer of declaration IV: 359

corp. servlce, 1775 IIC : 50b

deserter, Hartford, returned to service, 1782 XXII: 895

" lieut. Canterbury, Lexington alarm, 1775 IIB: IGa

service, 1776 XI: 197a, 263

" priv. Canterbury, account of arms, 1776 VI: 374

" " " service, 1780 XVII: 8%

" clothin received, 1778 XXXV: lOSc

" " " Colchester, service, 1779 XVI: 3b

Coventry, service, 1779 XVI: 3a

Farminton, supplies, 1777- 81 XXX: la, tf, 7Oh

Hartford, bounty XXX: 19b, 85c

McClellan’s reg’t petition, 177 XIII: 363b

seaman, on the Oliver Cromwell, runaway, Feb. 1777

IX: i4c, lta

John Bradford, priv. service, 1775 IIC: lb

Jonathan ( A) Greenwich paper, 177 XX: lO4b, lO6b

privo Greenwich, supplies, 1777- 81 XXX: la, 5c, 72a

" " service, 1775 II1: 93b, 94b

Jos. priv. service, 1776 XXXII: 215a

Joseph ( A) Greenwich paper, 1779 XX: lO4a, lO6a

New Haven, account for entertaining com. XVIII: 270

loss in British raid, July 1779

XV: 24e, 289a

tax abated for loss in British raid, 1780

XVIII 264a, 265b

corp. service, 1776 XI: 197a

priv. 1775- 7 IIC: 20c, Vl: 132,140a, 141a

jr. Canterbury, blanket sold army Vl: 374a

3d. priv. service, 1776 Xl: 197a

Joshua, Norwalk, tax abated for service in 1775 VI: Ib, 2

ens. appointment, June 1776 IV: 270a, 277a

priv. allowed depreciation of wages, 1780 XXX: 3

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Adams, Joshua, priv. service, 1775 III 98a

sert. 1775 III: Sga

Josiah, priv. 177.5 IIC 16b

Josias ( A) New Haven, account or entertainment of teamster, 1780

XVII 240,243

Lemuel ( A) physician, receipt for rum XVII: 260a

surg. service, 1777 VI 535,536,540a, 541

surg- mate, service, 1777 VI: 537

Levi, priv. allowed depreciation of wages, iTS0 XXX: 3r

Conn. line, 1781- 82 XXX: 7a

Lewis, priv. Pomfret, half days training, 1775 IIA: 62a

Luke, prlv. allowed depreciation of wages, 1780 XXX: 3i

Mart) m, brig Defence account for board IX: 234b

Nathan ( A) Norwalk petition Vlll: 82b

Nathaniel, Greenwich, confiscated estate.

Commissioner’s certificate of sale to John Adams &

receipt for deeds, 1784 XXXIV: 304cd, 305

Commissioner’s account of creditors’ claims

XXXIV: 43To

County court’s return of confiscated estates

X3OQIV: 46ic

Groton, clothier, killed at Ft. Griswold, Sept. 1781, re-port

on family XXVI: 29. Sf

( A) Plainfield militia petition, 1778 X: 3S4b

Olive, receipt for value of husband’s gun, 1779 XVI: 375

Oliver, Simsbury, tax abated for service in 1775 Vl: 38a

ens. 1777 VI: 504

priv. service, 1775 IIC 9b

Simsbury, Lexington alarm, 1776 IIB : 76a

Parker, Killingly, bounty before 1780 FD( X: 23

Patcher, allowed depreciation of wages, 1780 XXX: Sh

Paul, account for gun lost in battle, with certificate, 1779

XVI 37S, 377

Permenlo, Simsbury, tax abated for service in 1775 VI: 38a

priv. service, 1778 IIC : 47b

Peter ( A) Norwalk, petition for relief from prosecution as de-serter,

Jan. 1778 X: 13o

priv. service, 1777 VI: 531

Philemon, Pomfret, half days training, 1775 IIA: 82a

Phinehas, Norwich, saltpeter account, 1777 XI: 81b

( A) Salisbury petition, 1778 X: 24c

Pygan, corn. on letter from Lords of trade 1: 14

New London (?) bill for carting cannon III: 518,. 519

petition on Assembly docket, May 1778 X: 410

Reuben, Newgate account XXXI: 201b, 218a, 225a

priv. Conn. line, 1781- 82 XXX: 7a

service, 1781 XXV: 29g

Richard, 1775 IIC: b

teamster, wages, 1778 XII 34

Roderick, Simsbury, tx abated for service in 1775 VI: 38a

priv. Conn. line, 1781- 82 XXX: 7a

service, 775 IIC 47b

Simsbury, supplies, 1781 XXX: 6a

Roswell, service, 177 IIC 16" o

S. ( A) Boston, corn. on donations for poor in 1778

XXVII I 289c, 270d

Samuel, Canterbury, failure to join co. when detached, 1778

XVI: lgla

commissioner to receive rents of confiscated estates,

Treasurer’s receipt, 1782 XXXIV: 1$ 6

Mass. Bay, siGner of declaration IV: 39

" ( A) Simsbury, testimony on not beinG arned for mil. tary e-lection,

1781 XXl: 176

( A) Stratford account of blankets Xl: 507

( A) " appraiser 111: 492

justice XXI 383

( A) XVlI: 2] 2

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Adams, Samuel, Stratford, petition showin he has on hand 800 conti-nental

money & 80 state bills which he has

received from leasing confiscated estates &

askins that they be received by the Treasur-er.

Gr. Oct. 1781 XXI: 317

Ticonderoga account, 1775 XXXII: 225c

priv. allowed depreciation of waes, 1780 XXX: 3dfr " Canterbury, supplies, 1777- 81

XXX: la, 2a, Ca, 5f, 6a, 2b, 8

clothin received, 1778 XXXV: I08c

Conn. Iine, 1781- 82 XXX: Ta

Farmington, bounty, 1777 XXX: 70c

Killingly, Lexington alarm, 1775 IIB : 44b

q. m. service on the Oliver Cromwell, l???-? 8

IX: 243a, XXXI: $ 7a

( 2d) priv. Conn. ! ine, 1781- 82 XXX: Ta

Seth, account for medical stores XVI: 613b

Wilbraham, ss. evidence for petition, June 1778 IV: 281,282

( A) petition for liberty to transport rum &

salt bought at Hartford befoe embarso was

laid. Gr. 5y 1778 IV: 250a

Shubael, priv. Pomfre%, half days training, 1775 IIA: 82b

service, 1778 XI: 5a

Silas, Pomfret, half days trainin, 177D IIA: 2b

Silvsus, allowed depreciation of wages, 1780

soldier, clothing from Waterbury, 1777 XII: 541

Simeon, enlistment & bounty, 1778 XII: 241a

( A) StoninGton, request for purchase of grain, 1780 XIX: 4Z6a

Suffield, blanket sold army, 1777 XI: 411a

drtuner, Stonington, half days training, 1775 IIA: 24a

Simon, priv. Farmington, bounty, 1780 XXX: 70d

Solomon, priv. service, 1775 IIC: 26b

jr. priv. service, 1778 XI: 197a

" Squier, Fairfield, petition with evidence showing arrest for al-leged

intercourse with the British but will-ingness

to serve the American cause. Gr. re-lease

on bail, May 1778 XIII: 258- 260

priv. Fairfield, half days training, 1775 IIA: 48c

Stephen, allowed depreciation of wages, 1780 XXX: 3t

service, 1777 VI: 5S2

Thomas, Boston,& John Dexter, petition showin they owned a pri-vateer

which was captured by the British &

retaken by a Conn. privateer & brou6ht into

Corm. river. They ask liberty to exchange

their share of the caro consistin of West

India goods for provisions for the schooner

to be sent out again. Ne. May 1780 XIX: S89

Canterbury selectman IIB: 18a, la, 17a

" priv. Pomfret, half days training, 1775 IIA: 82a

Timothy, jr. Simsbury, oath of allegiance taken 1781 XXI: I78

William. III: 806b

account for writing, May 177 I: 117,204

" of provisions sold army, 1780 XXXV: 108a

bearer of money for Capt. Noadiah Hooker, 1778

II1: 40,4I

" commissary account XXXV: 66

" ( A) Waterbury lister VI: 85b

" selectman XXX: I0

( A) XX: 261

( A) a. d. q. m, certificate for account, 1781 XVII:

( A) memorial for appropriation for entertainment

of Gen. Washinton & several French officers

at Wethersfield. Allowed 500 in bills, My

1781 XXI: 0,51

( A) petition concernin forage XXI: 128a

corp. Simsbury, Lexinton alarm, 1775 IIB: 88a

lieut, allowed depreciation of wages, 1780 XXX: Sf

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Adams, William, lieut, appointment, 0ct. 1776 IV: 345a, 353c

Hartford, supplies, 1777- 81 XXX: la, 28., 4b, Sf, 85a

p. m. for Col. Durkee’s re’t, money dran for soldiers

but not paid. Directed to account for same,

0or. 1782 XXIII 178a, 174

Hartford, boIty & supplies before 1780 XXX: I9a

" for short levies in army-- XIX: S48a, 349

priv. Killingly XXX: 23

Norwich, half days training, 1775 IIA: 21a, S3a

service, 1775 IIC: lgb

Voluntown, bounty before 1780 XXX: 42

sergt, service, 1775 IIC: 16b

jr. New London, account of expenses in Lexington alarm,

1775 IIB: 52b

ens. appointment, Apr. 1775 I: 72c

New London, Lexington alarm, 1775 IIB: 52a

Zeb. Suffield, blanket sold army, 1777 XI: 411a

Adams & Sears, premium for salt manufactured, 1777 Xll: 324a

Adams tavern XII: 127, XXXI: 92b

Attlebury XI: 578a

Addams, see Adams.

Addington, Arlington.

Ebenezer, prisoner of war XX1: 409b

Hannah, Greenwich, purchase of confiscated estate of Henry

Addington, commissioner’s certificate of sle,

receipt for deed & account, 178

XXXIV: 97a, 298,435b

Henry, confiscated estate.

Commissioner’s account of creditors’ claims

XXXIV: 437a

Greenwich, confiscated estate.

Commissioner’s certificate of sale to Hannah Add-ington,

receipt for deed, i78 XFD( IV: 297a, 2S8

Norwalk, confiscated estate.

Couty court’s return of confiscated estates

XXXIV: 461c

John, Greenwich, loss in British raid, 1779 XV: 271a

William, British prisoner of war, exc} nge authorized, Apr.

1780 XVIII: 117

prisoner of war XXI: 4Ogb

Addis, Thomas, priv. service, 1775,1776,1780 IIC: 32b, XI: 41a, XVII: 15

Adee, _% nor, priv. allowed depreciation of wages, 1780 XXX: 3n

Conn. line, 1781- 82 XXX: Ta

Woodbury, bounty XXX: 135b

see also Adie, Ady.

Adgate, Thomas, schooner Spy account, 1778 IX: SOb

William, Norwich, gun sold army, 177 III: 454a, 488a, XXXI: 809a

Adhins, see Atkins.

Adie, Daniel, Greenwich, tax abated for loss in British raid, 178S

XXIV: 276a

see also Adee, Ady.

Adington, see Addington.

Adjutants

Pay fixed at 6 per month, ay 1775 I: 189

Adkains, see Atkins.

Adkins,

Admans, Lemuel, surg. service, 1777 VI:. 558

Adminston, Capt. British prisoner of war XXI: 5

Admiral Keppel ( ship)

Reports of Capts. Smedley & Parker of the capture of the Cyrus & the

Admiral Keppel, Apr. 20,1778 IX: 248- 251

Timothy Parker’s letter to Gov. Trumbull reporting Sir }[ enry Shirley

wife & daughter as prisoners, Apr. 20,1778

IX: 252

Samuel Eliot’s letter reporting arrival of the . Admiral Keppel with

prisoners Sir Henry Shirley & family. Asks in-structions

as to seamen of the prizes, Nay

1778 IX: 258

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Admiral Keppel ( ship)

Memorial of Samuel Eliot to Mass. Council stating presence of pris-oners

taken from the Keppel & asking that no

action may be taken until he has received in-structions

frmn Gov. Trumbull,. ay 1778 IX: 259

Sir Henry Shirley’s letter to Gov. Trumbull praising conduct of the

officers of the Defence & of the Oliver Crom-welI,

:. tay 23,1778 IX: 260

letter to Gov. Trumbull regretting inability to

see him in person & explaining nervous condi-tion

of his wife & desire for flag of truce

to get her to Jamaica, May 28,1778 IX: 261

letter to Gov. Trumbull asking that the seamen

from the Keppel may be exchanged & allowed to

sail with him if he may buy a vessel, May 28,

1778 LX: 262

Samuel E1iot’s letter to Gov. Trumbull showing that } ass. Council de-manded

delivery of the prisoners which he re-fused.

He asks speedy dismissal of them as

they are at his expense, Nay 29,1778 IX: 28S

Jonathan Trumbull, jr. letter to Gov. Trumbull begging consideration

for Sir Henry Shirley & family & for the sea-men

who brought the Keppel into port,} ay 29,

1778 IX:

Gov. Trumbull’s letter to Samuel Eliot approving of treatment of the

prisoners of war & promising indulgence, ay

30,1778 IX: ; 6.5

to Samuel Elio% approving of at% entions shown

prisoners & directing removal of Corm. if

Mass. lnsists on delivery to their state com-missary,

June 2,1778 ] 1: 268

Samuel Eliot’s letter to Gov. Trumbull introducing Sir Henry Shirley

to be delivered by him, June 18,1778 IX: 289

Gov. Trumbull’s letter to Samuel Eliot stating his permission to the

Shirleys to take passage on a vessel commis-sioned

as a flag for Jamaica. Seamen to go

also, june 19,1778 IX: 270

Sir Henry Shirley’s letter to Gov. Trumbull asking for letter to

ass. Council & for a flag as soon as possible

July 11,1778 IX: 271

Samuel Eliot’s letter to Gov. Trumbull concerning cargoes of the Ad-miral

Keppel & Cyrus,{ ass. Council’s action on

Shirley’s petition, July , 1778 IX: 272

" reporting the value of cargoes of the Admiral

Keppel & the Cyrus, Oct. 2,1778 IX: 277a

Invoice of articles shipped by Bright, Baillle & Bright for St.

Christophers IX: 279,280, 82- 284,288,287

" shipped by Robert Hunter to St. Kitts, 1778

IX: 281

shipped by Davis & Protheroe for St. Christo-phers,

1778 IX: 285

nifests of the cargo as received by Samuel Eliot IX: 289

List of the cargo IX: 290

Invoice of goods indorsed for Perkins & Eliot IX: 2$ I

Sheriff’s account of sale of caro, Sept. 28,1778 IX: 2OZ

Samuel Eliot’s account current with the Keppel & the Cyrus, Sept.

1778 IX: 294ab

Claim of three of crew of the Oliver Cronm- ell to prize money

XIV: 197- 200

Admiralty, see Defence ( brig). Prizes; aritime affairs; Oliver Crom-well

( frigateizes; Piracies;--- rizes.

Adventure ( ship)

John Deshon’s account for outfit & c. Nov. 1776 IX: 887a, 8S8

Ady, Thomas, Sharon military co. V: ga

( A) V: IO

see also Adee, Adie.

Aery, Airey, Airy, Ary.

Ephrai, priv. Ashford XXX: 51

" Joshua, drummer, allowed depreciation of wages, 1780 XXX: SL

" Conn. l. ne, 1781- 82 XlX: Ta

Natlan, priv. service, 1775 IIC: 28b

see also Avery.

Affrica, see Africa.

Aford, David, priv. Torrinton, lIf days traimin, 1775 IIA: lOa

Africa, Affrica.

Ass, state attorney’s account, 1781 XXXIII: IISe

" Cash, priv. balance due XXX: I49

Conn. line, 1781- 82 XXX: 7a

discharged from northern army, Nov. 1775 III: ll2b

Litchfield, bounty, 1777- 80 XXX: 94b

deserter, 1780 XVII: 89

" ([) receipt for wages, June 1781 XXV: 26a

Ruel, negro, priv. WallinGford, bounty XXX: 144a

Agard, Caleb, priv. nsfield, half days training, 1775 IIA: 68a

Hezekiah, priv. discharged from northern army, Sept. 1775

III: ll2a

service & mileage account, 1779 XVI: 4SSa

Joshua, priv. service, 1775 IIC: 80b

Salmon, ens. appointment, 0ct. 1778, Apr. 1780

IV: 80ab, 888d, XVIII 8( 70

resignation, May 1780 XVIII 184,140

" priv. Torrington, half days training, 1775 IIA: lOa

Agents, colonial, in England.

Petitio, of wife of Thomas Life, colonial agent in Enland, showin

his services & that there is due his estate

55/ 7/ 8 for salary & expenses. Com. appointed

to examine papers. On report granted payment,

0ct. 1785- 0ct. 1788 XXIX: 281,282

Agustin, see Augustin.

Aimes, see Ames.

Ainsworth, Anesvorth.

Daniel, priv. service, 1775 IIC: lgb

Woodstock, Lexin_ ton alarm, 1775 IIB

" Darius, clerk, 1775 IIB: 4Za

corp. service, 1778 xI: 57a

Edward, priv. service, 1778 XI: 51a

Woodstock, half days training, 1775 IIA: 2a

Jacob, service, 177 XI: 87a

Nathan, " 1776 XI:

Peres, discharged from northern army, Nov. 1775

III: ll2f

William, ens. Woodstock, contested eleoton.

Return by Capt. Jonathan Morris of the choice of

Ainsworth as ensign. May 1780 XIX: IS0

Samuel EcClellan’s letter statin Ainsworth has

never taken oath of fidelity & is not suited

for the office, May 1780 XIX: II

Remonstrance by inhabitants against appointment

May 1780 XIX: IZ2

Aires, see Ayers.

Airey, Ae, r, y.

Airy,

Aitkinson, see Atkinson.

Akely, see Ackley.

Aken, see Akins.

Akerly, see Ackley.

Akin, see Akins.

Akins, Aken, Akin.

James, corp. service, 1781 XXV: S74a

sergt, allowed depreciation of wages, 1780 XXX: Su

" New Haven, supplies, 1777- 81 XXX: la, 2a, 4d, Sa, 102a

" ( A) " receipt for wages for 1781 XXV: 484b

service, 1781 XXV: 82

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Akins, John, Dartmouth, ass. petition with indorsement of town officer

asking liberty to transport 50 bu. Indian corn

& 20 bu. rye from Glastonbury in exchange for

rum, molasses, wool & iron. Gr. y 1779

X: 203- 205

" priv. Guilford, half days training, 1775 llA: 50a

Samuel, ferriage account, 177 XVII: 221a

( A) ens. Chatham, order for recruiting & receipt for money

for Capt. Elijah Robinson, Sept. l??? XI: 302ab

( A) lieut, account for ferriage of recruits, l? 7- 83 XXV: 362

appointment, Nov. 1780 XIX: 223

( A) certificate for ferriage account of his co. 177,

XVII: 231

Chatham, appointment, Jan. 1780 XV: 288ab, 288

see also Atkins.

Akley, Ackley.

Alabin, John, priv. service, l? 7.5 III: 97b

Jonathan, priv. service, l? 75 III: 9? a

Albany, stores at.

Com. appointed to Get arms left in late war belonging to Conn. Apr.

1775 I: 98

Albert, Albord, Albort, Alburt.

Phinehas ( A) Middletown, petition with Isaac Hale showing serv-ice

in Gen. Waterbury’s brigade in 1781 & that

Lieut. John Phelps drew the pay for the co.&

absconded. They ask pay due them. Pay table

certificate. Statement of whereabouts of

Phelps. Con. 0ct. l? 87- Nay 1788 XXXVI: 304- 306

Thomas G. sergt. Farmington, supplies, 1777- 81 XXX: Ia, Sf

Albony, Nrs. N. Y. refugee XX: 80

Albord, see Albert.

Alborn, Jacob ( A) barber, account against Jesse Root, 1779 (?)

XXXI II:

Albort, see Albert.

Alburt,

Alcock, Alcocke, Allcock, Allcocks.

David, priv. disc) r@ ed from northern army, Nov. 1775 IIl: ll2d

sergt, allowed depreciation of wages, 1780 XXX: Si

Conn. line, 1781- 82 XXX: 7a

soldier, New Haven (?) account of gun, 177 VI: 189,171

Giles, Litchfield, bounty, 1777- 80 XXX: 94b

" see also 01cott.

Alcocke, Alcock.

Alcott, 01corr.

Alcox, Allcox.

Asa, priv. allowed depreciation of wages, 1780 XXX: 3t

D. premium for salt manufactured, 1777 XII: S24b

Aldan, see Alden.

Aldeman, see Alderman.

Alden, Aldan, Aldin, Aldon, Aulden, Awlden.

" Capt. Stafford, blanket sold army, 1777 XI:$ 40

Widow, tavern, Lebanon XI 878a

Amos ( A) New Fairfield post III: 478

( A) receipt for Salisbury selectmen, l?? 5 III: 470b

" Salisbury paper VI: 891b

Daniel, Hartford county justice, l?? 6 IV: 82

Stafford, blanket impressed, i777 Xl: 26a

( A) justice, 17? 8 llA: 26b, Ib

( A) warrant for impressing blankets, l?? 7

Xl: 298a

prlv. service, I?? IIC: 48b

" jr. priv. Stafford, half days training, l??. 5 IIA: 26a

Ebenezer, priv. Stafford, half days training, 1775 IIA: 26a

Nrs. Elizabeth, Lebanon tavern XXXI:

" tavern- keeper petitlon, 178 XXVII: 78b

J. brig Defence account IX: 24a

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Alden, James, seanmn, on the 01ivr Cromwell, dischred, Feb. 1777

IX: 134c

runaway, Feb. 1777 IX: 135a

service on brig Defence, 1778 IX:

Joab, sloop Dolphin account, I777 XIl: 330a

umers yeoman, service on the Oliver Cromwell, 1777

IX: 243a

priv. service, 1775 IIC : 44b

John, account for riding express, 1775 III: 351a, 828a

( A) 1777- 78 XI: G44

sundry servlce, 1775 III: 844a

of arms sold for troops, 1775 XkU/: 149a

expenses of journey to Portsmouth after field

pieces, 1777- 78 XII: 89

bark Lydia account IX: 229a

( A) Lebanon, account for lodging guard for prisoners, 1781

XXXI 156,153

gun sold army VI: 348

scribe for Elizabeth Alden on tavern keeper petition

XXVI1: 75b

ens. appointment, 0or. 1778 IV: 348ab, 383d

Jonathan, bri5 Gro account IX: 22

orders from Capt. Smedley to take brig Grog into port

near Boston, Nmr. 22,1777 IX: 98

prize ship accounts IX: 24Oa

priv. Stoninton, half dys training, 1775 IIA:

sailmaster, service on brig Defence, 1778 IX:

Joseph, corp. Stafford, half days training, iT75 IIA:

serdt. Lexington alarm, 1778 IIB: 8a

Judah, account for notifying members of Assembly,[ ar. 1775

III: OOOa

( A) receipt III: 800b

capt. death in service, 1777 XXIX: lOOa

on depreciation rolls, death, Aug. 22,1777 XVII: 88a

ason F. serif. Conn.! ine, 1781- 82-- XXX: 7a

Roger, clothin account, 1780 XXXV: 49b

brig- maj, additional wages, 1779 XV: BSb

capt. abstract of pay roll, 1781 XXX:

allowed depreciation of waes, 1780 XXX: b

" amount of co. pay roli, 1781 XX/: lOa, XXX: I88a

" balance due for service XXX: ISl

Conn. liDe, 1781- 8 XXX: 7a

pay roll of short levies in his co. 1780 XVII: 8

& aide- de- camp, amount of wages paid 1781 &

chared U. S. XXX: 15$, lOb, 168a, I4

( A) maj. 2d. Conn. brigade XIII: 345

Rufus, prize ship accounts IX: 241a

Zenous, sergt. Stafford, half days tranin5,1775 llA: 28a

" Zephaniah, capt. Stafford, Lexington alarm, 1775 lib: 32a

Alden’s tavern (?) V: 300, XVI: 458, YDXI: Ia, 92b

Alderman, Aldeman, Aldermon.

Daniel ( A) Simsbury militia paper, 1777 VIII: Ig

Eli, priv. account of arms, 1777 XI 27a

Elijah, jr. account for cartin@, 1778 XI: 245

Elnathan ( A) Simsbury militia paper, 1777 Vlii: 163

Ephraim, gun left at Ticonderoga, 1775 III: 20To, 213

Gad, priv. Corm. line, 1781- 82 XXX: Ta

Jolm, Simsbury, tax abated for service in 1775 Vl: 38a

priv. service, 1775 IIC:

Jonathan, jr. priv. account of arms, 1777 Xl: 279a

Joseph ( A) Simsbury militia paper, 1777 Vlll: 183

jr ( A) Simsbury militia paper, 1777 VIII: 163

3d. ( A) 1777 VIII 163

Timothy, priv. service, 1780 XVII: 8

Aldermon, see Alderman.

Aldin, see Alden.

Aldiss (?) Thomas, priv. Saybrook, half days training, f775 llA: 15a

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Aldon, see Alden.

Aldrich, Aldridg, Aldrid6e, Aldrige Aldrish, Alldridg, Auldredg.

David, sergt, service, 1776 XI: 48a

James, priv. Conn. line, 1781- 82 XXX: Ta

John ( A) Plainfield militia petition, 1778 X: 364b

Jonathan, priv. Killing]. y, Lexington alarm, 1775 IIB : 44b

Thomas, Preston, tax abated for service in 1775 VI: 20

priv. service, 1775 IIC 26b

Timothy, Preston, service, 1780 XVII 50

William, allowed depreciation of wages, 1780 XX): 3a

Preston, account of blanket, 1777 XI: 510

bounty & supplies, 1777- 81

XXX: ! a, 2., 4e, 5b, 6a, 3Oa, ll3bc

desertion, 1781 XL: g, a

Aldridg, see Aldrich.

Aldridge,

AldriGe,

Aldrish,

Alen, see Allen.

Alexander, Joseph ( A) Voluntom selectman Xl: lSl

Nell, prlv. Killingly, service, 1776 XI: 50a

" William, see Stirling,, Villiam Alexander, earl of.

Alford, Eber, priv. Simsbury, sea- vice, 1780 XVII: 18

George, priv. service, 1775 IIC: 20c

Joseph, Windsor, witness in Capt. David Barber case, 1780 XXI: 200

( A) priv. Windsor petition AXI: I88

Nathaniel, account for carting VI: 418ab

( A) receipt from Salisbury to Hartford, 1776

VI 434,450

Pelatiah, Simsbury, oath of allegiance taken 1781 XXI: 178

priv. service, 1781 XXV: 32

Samuel, desertion from northern army III: 177a

priv. service & desertion, J775 III: lOla

Saul, Bolton representative, 1778 XIII la

William, account for riding express, 1777 XII: 235

( A) traveling with the sachems, 1776

XI: 878ab, 87

see also Alvord.

Alger, Asa, priv. Killingly, service, 1779 XVI: Sa

Robert, priv. service, 1775 IIC: 28b

Roger, bayonet lost at Boston Neck, 1775 III: 230

William B. ( A) account for carting for army, 1778 XVI: lS4

Alice, see Allis.

Aliens.

Act authorizing state attorneys to seize estates of aliens or in-imical

persons & lease same for the govern-ment,

0ct. 1777 VIII 50ab, 24

Bill for confiscation of estates of persons absenting themselves

for a month without satisfactory explanation,

neg. May 1777 VIII 176

Act to enable subjects of French monarch to settle estates which

may be within limits of Corm. Jan. 1780

XV: 323e, 343

Resolve of Congress recommending to the several states action for

settlement of estates of French citizens

within their jurisdiction, Jan. 1780 XV: 342

Petition of Philip Dejean, agent for France, showing he was an in-habitant

of Canada & after its reduction re-mained

& became a subject of Great Britain &

fought in the war on the British side. Taken

a prisoner, he drew bills on Lord Cornwallis,

a large part of which have not been paid. He

asks protection from arrest & imprisonment

as a representative of France. Gr. May 1788

XXXVI: 317,318

liens, see also Lo_ yalists; Pa__ ssports.

Alin, see Allen.

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Alis, see Allis.

Allard, Daniel, priv. Woodstock, Lexington alarm, 1775 llB: 37a

Peter, half days training, 1778 IIA:

Lexington alarm, 1778 IIB: 37a

Allaret & Chapins, tobacco consigned to them, 1780 XVIII: 255a

Allay, see Alley.

Allcock, see Alcock.

Allcocks,

Allcon, ( Allcox?) Daniel ( A) Waterbury corn. on clothing XII: 59

Allcott, see 01cott.

Allcox, see Alcox.

Alldridc, see Aldrich.

AlleGiance transferred from KinG to Governor & Company, see Commis-sions;

Independence; Oath of allegia-’ e;

Riot; Tes of law; ts, processes,& c.

Allen, Alert, Alin, Alleyn- lli, Allin, Alli, Allon, Allyn, Alyn.

auctioneer of Ft. Grim’old stores XXXI1: 28L

confiscated estate account YOXIV: 48

ordnance stores account, 1782 XXXII 84

state attorney’s account, 1774 XXXIII: II6a

Capt. XXV: 85a

account of arms for his co. 1778 VI: l. Sb

blathers from KillinGly, 1777 XI: S78

amount of money paid his co. in Canfield’s reg’t, 1783

XXV: SSTa

arms delivered from Ashford, 1777 XI:

New Haven account of arms, 1778 VI: 77a

Windsor, co. mentioned X: 70

Col. Ticonderosa account III 29a

Dr. New Fairfield land IV: 57

Ens. Salisbury VIII : 42a

htr. account of gun, 1775 IV: f22

East Windsor, bill for transpo- ting cannon, 1778 XI: 536

Priv. clothing return, 1775 VI: 490

A. premium for salt manufactured, 1777 XII: 324c

Aaron, priv. Windsor, service, 1778 XXXI: ga, lOa, 1] b

Abbe, Conn. lid. e, 1781- 82 XXX: 7a

Abel, Farmington, supplies, 1781 XXX: 6a

Abiah, Nv Haven, loss in British raid, July 1779 XV: 234f, 289e

tax abated for loss in British raid, 1780

XVIII 24b, 265c

Abiel, priv. allowed depreciation of wages, 1780 XVII: 58a, XXX: 3p

East Windsor, bounty XXX: 8b

Abner, Pomfret, bIf days training, 177 IIA: 2a

LexinGton alarm, 1775 IIB 45a

2d. priv. Pomfret, half days training, 1775 IIA 2a

LexinGton alarm, 1775 IIB :@ Sb

Alexander, account of cattle sold army, 1780 XXAV: 88a

iindsor, b] anket sold army, J777 XI: 5Sa

( A) petition, 1780 XVIII: 326

( A) from cattle fatteners, 1780 XIX:

sale of rum IV: 288

priv. Windsor, service, 1778 XXXI 9a, lOa, 1] b

Amasa, delivery of money to treasury, 1782 XXXIV: I83

Somers, tax abated for service in 1775 VI: 74,78

priv. allowed depreciation of waes, 1780 XXX: Sb

Enfield, bounty XXX: 15,87b

service, 1775 IIC: Tb

Amos, account of cattle & provisions sold army, 1780- 81

XXXV: i17,171

Windham, saltpeter account, 1777 XI

priv. Sharon, bounty & supplies, 1777- S1 XXX: la, Sd, 5a, 124a

sert, service, 1781 XXV: 517a

Arch, Wallingford, tax abated for service in 1775 VI: 66a

Archelaus, priv. service, 1775 IIC SSb

Wallingford, Lexington alarm, 1775 IIB: 80a

Asa, priv. Pomfret, half days training, 177G IIA: 2a

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Allen, Asa, priv. Pomfret, Lexington alarm, 1775 IIB 45a

service, 1776 Xl: 55a

Stafford, half days training, 1775 IIA: 26a

Ashur, corp. allowed depreciation of wages, 1780 XXX: 3a

priv. } nsfield, bounty & supplies, 1777- 81

XXX: la, 2a, 4d, ed, 25b, 95 96fk

Barnabas, Canterbury com. on supplies XXX: 12c

Benjamin, clothing account, 1779 XXXV: 227d

Fairfield, loss in Danbury raid, Apr.] 777 XV: 2Glc

( A) Windsor, petition from cattle fatteners, 1780 XIX: 332b

priv. allowed depreciation of wages, 1780 XXX: 3L

Fairfield, bounty before 1780 XXX: I6a

service, 1780 XVII 6

service, 1776 VI 146a

Caleb, wages for guard duty at Newgate, 1782 IDLI: 214a

capt. abstract of pay roll in New Haven alarm, 1779

XVI: 20a

priv. Suffield, Lexington alarm, 1775 IIB 20a

Charles ( A) New Haven, deposition on wounds of persons killed by

the British, July 1779 XV: 237

Chester, priv. service, 1775 IIC: 12b

Suffield, Lexington alarm, 1775 IIB: 20a

Christopher, New Haven, loss in British raid, 1779 XV: 29c

tax abated for loss n British ra[ 4,1780

XVlll 264b, 265b

capt. co. mentioned X: S4, XIV: 224

New Haven military co. 1775 IL: lla

( A) 1775 IIA: llb

priv. service, 1775 IIC: 23dgik, XI: 4.5

D. ( A) capt. certificate for ferriage account for men from Can-field’s

reo ’ t, 1783 XXV: 441

Daniel, 1777 VI 504

account of blanket & c from Pomfret, 1777 XI: ZT. ta

appointment, 0ct. 177, Apr. 1782

IV: Z48b, 353b, XXII 2.52, 25.$

( A) army petition, 1779 (?) Xlll: 372a

Ashford, petition showing service in the continen-tal

& state service & that he used 210, re-ceived

from the Treasurer for other purposes,

to2ay bounties & that he is also chred

7/ 7 for clothing forwarded to his reg’t. He

is charged with both sums by the Pay table &

asks relief. Gr. that the sums be abated &

reduced on his paying costs, Jan. 1784

XXVl 357,358

Ashford, supplies, 1777- 81 XXX: la, 5d, 51

comissary account, 1782 XXXV: 188a

return of clothing issued his co. 1778 XAkV: lO3a

( A) state reg’t petition, 1779 XVIII: 31b

lieut, appointment, May 1776 IV: 20a

service, 1775 IIC 17b

negro, priv. Farmington, bounty, 1777 XXX: 700

priv. Pomfret, half days traininG, 177 IIA: 82b

V.’ aterbury, service, 1780 XVII: 28

sert. Ashford, Lexinton alarm, 177S IIB : 4Sc

jr. lieut, appointment, 1775,177S I: 70c, 154b, IV: 14a

sergt. Ashford, half days training, 1778 ILi: lTa

David, agent for Fairfield society XXXVII: 136cd,

( A) Fairfield, grandjuror, deposition on John Saunders’ case

1779 XIV: 78a

loss in british rid, July 1779

iV: 2.50d, 251a, XIX: 73a

( A) petitions, 1779- 80 kV: 248b, XIX: 75d

selectman XXIV: 308b

( A) XXXI I: 284

tax abated for loss in British raid, 1780

XIX: 72a, 74a

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Allen, David, corp. service, 1775 IIC: 17b

priv. Ashford, Lexington alarm, 17? 5 IIB: 48c

Colchester, half days training, 1775 IIA: ib

Lexington alarm, 1775 IIB:

Derby, supplies, 1777- 81 XXX: la, 5a, 85c

East Windsor, half days training, 1775 ILk: Sad

service, 1775,1778,177, 1781

IIC: 10b, XI: 48a, XVI: 4b, FDC: 517a

sergt. East Windsor, Lexington alarm, 1775 IIB:

jr. priv. Ashford, half days traininG, 177 IIA: lTb

Diarca, priv. allowed depreciation of ages, 1780 XXX:

, ansfield, bounty & supplies, 1777- 80 XXX: 25b, 98f

E. bark Lydia account IX: 228a

Eben, priv. Fairfield, supplies, 1777- 80 YDX: la,

hoenezer, account of powder from Windham mill, 177S XXXII: 8OSb

.[ ansfield, saltpeter account, 1777 XI: 81a

. rtha’s Vineyard,. ass. petition for liberty to trade

salt, fish oil & sugar for grain, beef & c for

their families, 0ct. 1777 VIII: .58

( A) }{ ass. petition with others for liberty to trade for

provisions, neg. ay 1781 XAI: 28

( A) trader petition, 1780 XIX: 41$ c

New Haven, loss in British raid, July 1779 XV: 24f, 29e

( A) petition XXI: 142b

tax abated for service in 177 VI: IZO

Rochester, Mass. petition showin distress of neighbors

for lack of bread & askin liberty to buy &

export 80 bu. grain & a few barrels of pork.

Signed statement by inhabitants concerning

need & implorin relief. Gr. a part,.,[ ay 1779

XV: 178,

son of Gideon Allen, legacy from Ebenezer Harris of

New London, ] 782 XXIII: 183a, 184b

Suffice4 land, 1781 XXXIV: lSa

( A) Tinmouth, Vt. order for powder- from Windham mill, J778

XXXI I 818ab

corp. Cormall, petition, with certificate from Capt.

Chapman & Col. Beebe, shewinG service under

them in 1780 & that he has not received his

wages on account of bankruptcy of Chapman.

Con. to next sess.. ay 1788 XXID[: I8- 1S7

landsmn, service on the Oliver Croell, 1778- 79

XXXI 88b

priv. allowed depreciation of waes, 1780 XXX: Sb

Fairfield, bounty & supplies, ]. 778- 81

XXX: 4b, 8c, ! 6a, 8gab

New Haven, half days training, 1778 IIA: lla

soldier, Norwalk, account of arms, 1778 XI: 40

Edward, Woodbury V: SSI

corp. allowed depreciation of wages, 1780 XXX: Ss

Conn. le, 1781- 82 XXX: Ta

Cornwall, service, 1781 XXV: 9

Eleazer, priv. service, 1775 llC: 2b

Stafford, half days traininG, 1775 llA: 28a

Elenozer, seamn, service, 1778 XXXII:

Elihu, priv. Danbury, service, 1780 XVI1: 27

Eliphalet, deserter, 1782 SV: 44

priv. Conn. ] ne, 1781- 82 XXX: 7a

Fairfield, bounty before 1780 XXX: la

service, ]. 781 XXXII a

Eliphat, priv. allowed depreciation of wages, 1780 XXX: Zh

Elisha, priv. service, 1780 XVII: 88

"’ indsor, service, 1780 XVI: a

jr. priv. account of arms, 1777 Xl: 279b

Elnatlmn, priv. service, 1778 IIC:

Enos, com.. on sea- coast defense I:

( A) New Haven paper I: lS

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Allen, Ephraim, corp. service, 1781 XlV: 51? a

Ese@ k, Simsbur, blanket sold army Xl: 279a

tax abated for service in 1775 Vl: SSa

priv. service, 1775 IIC : 9c

Esther, Groton, tx abated for loss in raid, 1784 XXVII: S33ab

Ethan, col. XI: 2010,1: 347

account of powder for him

II II wages while prisoner on L. I. 1777 XII: 183

( A) letter to Assembly concerning irksomeness of parole

& acknowledging money, Apr. 1777 VII: 169

II money advanced by Col. Selah Heart, 1777 XII: 186

paid his wife III: 34, XXXII: 222a

" prisoner at Halifax.

Com. report in favor of sending 60 by his brother

for relief of Allen & fellow prisoners, Oct.

1776 IV: 395

List of prisoners in Halifax jaii, 1776 IV: 596

Bill for sending money to Allen by his brother &

for requesting Governor to write to Gen. Wash-ington

to attempt exchange of prisoners, neg.

0ct. 1776 IV: 897

Resolve that Governor be requested to write to

Gen. Washington, Congress or commanding officer

at Boston to effect exchange of prisoners &

that Pay table draw 120 for their wages to

be sent by Levi Allen of Salisbury, Oct. 1776

IV: 398

Resolve of Assembly to send money, receipt for

same, Oct. 1776 VI: 400

" pri,, soner of war IV: I54, VI: 492,493 carried to England, 1775- 1: 253

" sum advanced by Conn. agent

X: 279,280

( A) " receipt for wages while prisoner on L. I. 1777

XII: 133

" " " Ticonderoga expedition

I: 405, III: 26a, 37a, 48, VII: 200, XXVII 362

" IA " expedition, pay order for rum from Capt.

Delaplace IIl: 85

Fitch, New Haven petition V: 425b

" priv. New Hven, half days trainlng, 1775

Gabriel, Fairfield, tax abated for service in 1778 VI: 42

northern army, n repaired, 1775 IIl: 21% b

corp. service 1777 VI: 519

priv. service, 1775 III: lOOb, lOla

seaman, service on brig Defence, 1776 IX: 80

George, Fairfleld, loss in British raid, July 1779

A: 250e, 251a, XlX: 73a

" tax abated for loss in British raid, 1760

XIX: 72a, 74a

priv. service & desertion, 1777 VI: 525

Torrington, half days training, IV75 llA: lOa

" Gershm, " service, 1775 IIC: 12b

" " Suffield, Lexington alarm, 1775 lIB: 20c

" Gideon, brother of Lydia Harris of New , London XXlll: 188a, 184b

" ( A) Goshen (?) witness on bond XXIII: 303

New Fairfield land XXXIV: 57,330b

" purchase of confiscated estate of James

Leach, commissioner’s certificate, 1781

XXXIV: 52

" " " purchase of confiscated estates of Na-thaniel

Barnum & Joseph Vaughn, account of

sale & commissioner’s certificate, 1781

XlXIV: 48- 50

" purchase of confiscated estate, commissionerts account,

1782 XXXIV: 418a

" marine, service on brig Defence, 1776 IX: 81

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Allen, Gideon, priv. service, 1775 llC: ib

Heman, lieut. Salisbury militia paper Vlll: 339b, 340, S41a, 348

Henry, corn. on prisoners of war I: 4Olb, 409

search for lead mines V: 368

" delivery of powder for northern army, 1775 III: 87ab " East Windsor account XXXII: I08a " Windsor, blanket sold army, 1777 XI: 59a " " ( A) corn. on soldiers’ families XXX: I42c

justice IV: 82

( A) VI: 6,7, X1II: II8a

" loan agent appolntmen%, Jan. 17.78 VIII: 258 " ( A) petition from cattle fatteners, l? 80 XIX: 33Zb " ( A) " receipt XI: 59b, XII: 552 " representative, l? 75- 78-- I: 144a, 208a, 266a, 330a,

IV: 261a, S3To, V: 40b, 131a, Vll: 4b, X: 201b, XIII: la tt t! representative, oath of fidelity, Aug. 1777

VII: 460a " selectman IIB: SOs

( A) " XI: S65, XVlI: SOga, xXX: 48b, XXXII: 360

Herman, account for riding express in Ticonderoga expedition,

1775 III: 26a " Ticonderoga expedition account III: 25

Hezekiah, Ne Haven, loss in British raid, July 1779 XV: 234j, 269d

Norwich, u% sold army III: 4.54b, 456a " priv. East Windsor, half days training, 1775 IIA: 6d

Ichabod, brig Honor account IX: 2OOb " Pittsfield, Mass. petition with i. orsement of Pitts-field

& Sharon inhabitants asking liberty to

transport by water through Conn. a quantity of

flour to pay forsalt & oil from eastern part

of Mass. Neg. Nov. 1780 XIX: 441- 44S

" Sharon rail itary co. V: 9a " ( A) V: I0

state note. in his favor XXXII: lg0a

( A) matross, receipt for wages for 1781 XXV: 484b

" service, 1781 XXV: 374b, 482

" " priv. XXX: 4h " allowed depreciation of wages, 1780 XXX: 3u " Stonington, service, 1780 XVII: IS

Ira, Ticonderoga expedition, account of expenses, May 8th- June,

1775 & receipt III: 37,38

" col. Benninton, Vt. allowedto purchase powder from East

Windsor store. Account for same, 1780

XVII: i8,139

order in his favor for powder, 1780 XXXlI: Z67a, Z68

Isaac, prlv. allowed depreciation of wages, 1780 XXX: 3w

" " New Haven, service, 1779 XVI: 2a

service, 1775 IIC:

" J. account of cattle sold army, 1780 XXXV: 54

" Jabez, Pomfret, drafted May 177 VII: 97

" " ( A) " lister VI: 40

James ( A) Chilmark, Martha’s Vineyard, selectman XV: lTOab

" " Mansfield account for care of sick soldiers, 1777

XI: 90a

" New Haven, blanket sold army, 1777 XI: I4S

" " " loss in British raid, July 1779 XV: 24f, 269g

state attorney’s account, 1784 XXXIII: ZOZ

" jr. ( A) Chilmark, Martha’s Vineyard, selectman XV: I89

prlv. Msusfield, half days tralnln, 1775 llA: 41a

Jared, corp service, 1776 VI: 147

" " prlv. " 1775 IIC: 10b

" " soldier, account of III: 46a

Jason, jr. ( A) New London corn. of inspection XIV: 369a

Jerard, marine, service on the Oliver Cromwell, 1777- 78 XXXI: 87a

priv. Hebron, half days tralnin, 1775 IIA: 29a

" Job, account for care of cattle, 1780 XVll: 309a

Windsor, tax abated for service in 1775 VI: 6,7

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Allen, Job, serif, service, 1775 IIC 5b

" Windsor, service, 1776 XXXI: 9a, lOs, llb

Joel, Southington minute men petition 1: 380b

filer, Farmington, ervice, 1776 XXXI: ? a, 8

John ( A) account for riding express, 1779 XI: 301

Fairfield, loss in British raid, 17? 9 XIX: 73d

selectman IIB: 68b, 69b

tax abated for loss in British raid, 1780

XIX: 72b, 74b

Farmington account XII: 637

New Fairfield land, 1781 XXXIV: 49,80

" ( A) petition showin that at time of British

raid he was living in Fairfield & lost con-siderable

property & that he removed to New

Fairfield & in consequence has received no

benefit from the acts abating taxes of the

Fairfield sufferers. He asks relief. Gr. that

he be repaid taxes paid on 1778- 80 lists &

be excused from being further taxed, Jan. 1782

XXII 201,202

" New Haven, loss in British raid, 177 X’V: 269c

" " petition V: 425b

tax abated for loss in British raid, 1780

XVIII 264b, R66b

Samuel Eliot account, i? 77 XXXII 244c

" ( A) Windsor petition, 1780 XVLII: 326

" capt. abstract of pay roll in New Haven alarm, J779

XVI: 17a

( A) account with Middletown for camp utensils for

his co. Aug. 1779 XXXII: 250b, 72

( A) escort for Selah Heart on his return to L. I. 1777

XI: IS3

Farminton, appointment, ay 1779 XIV: lOOa

" volunteer co. Dec. 1776 V: 152

corp. service, 1775 IIC: 10b

doctor, Fairfield, loss in British raid, July 1779

XV: 250d, 25 id

ens. 1776 XXXI: I

Farmington, service, 1776 XXXI: 12a, 13a, 14a, la

" filer, Colchester, Lexington alarm, 1775 lib : 66b

lieut. Farminton, appointment, June 1778 IV: 267d, 277b

marine, service on brigantine Minerva, 1775- 76 IX: Sb

matross, service, 1781 XXV: 874b

priv. ( never joined) 1775 llC: llb

allowed depreciation of wages, 1780

XVII: BSb, XXX: 3pt

" " balance due for 1781 XXX: IB0

" Conn. line, 1781- 82 XXX: Ta

Derby, bounty XXX: 85g

" Norwich XXX: 27e

Pomfret, service, 1780 XVII: 17

( A) receipt for wages, June 1781 XXV: 28a

service, 177, 1781 IIC: 27c, XXV: 29a

Wallingford, half days training, 1778 IIA: ZSa

" Lexington alarm, 1778 lib

Windsor, Lexington alarm, 177

soldier, account of g% un llI:

" jr. creditor of Ebenezer Punderson XXVIII: 82

priv. Stonington, half days training, 1775 llA: 23a

" " Windsor, Lexington alarm, 177 lIB: 30a

Jonathan, clothing account, 1779 XXXV: 249a

forage for state teams, 1779 X: 238

" priv. allowed depreciation of wages, 1780 XXX: Swx

" " Enfield, Lexlngton alarm, 177 lIB: 6b

" Hartford, servic e, 1780 XVII: 27

New Haven, service, 1779 XVI:

" " supplies, 1777- 81

XXX: Is, 2a, 4di , Sa, Be, 102b

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Allen, Joseph, East Windsor, account for collecting blankets, 1777

XI: 12ab

petition, with certificates of appraisal,

showing team impressed to transport baggage

of convention troops & same damaged. He asks

allowance for same. Neg. 0ct. 1779 XV: 77- 81

selectman VI: 191

Groton, tax abated for loss in raid, 1782- 8S XXIX: IO7a

New Haven, loss in British raid, July 1779 XV: 254i, 269b

Ticonderoga expedition III

marine, service on the Oliver Cromwell, 1777- 78 XXXI: 87a

priv. Danbury, service, 1780 XVII: S

Lebanon, half days training, 1775 IIA: 22a

Pomfret, 1775 I IA: 62a

Lexington alarm, 1775 I IB 45a

service, 1775 IIC

jr. ( A) East Windsor paper VI 208b, 291,35

( A) selectman VI: 291,382

Josiah, New Haven tax list Vl: 125b

Jothaz, priv. New Haven, half days training, 1775 IIA: 74d

Lemuel, Ashford XXX: 51

Woodstock, bounty before 1780 XXX: 43

Levi, money received while prisoner at N. Y. 1777 XII: 289b

Salisbury, brother of Ethan IV: 395a, 397,358

delivery of money to brother Ethan, 1777 VII: 169

( A) receipt for money for prisoners at Halifax, 1776

VI: 400ab

state attorney’s account, IT75- 81 XFDII: lScdf

Ticonderoga expedition, account of expenses, 1775- 7 III: 40

priv. Mansfield, half days training, l? 76 IIA: 41a

Lorain, Nw Haven, loss in British raid, 1779 XV: 26c

Lorrania, New Haven, loss in British raid, JulY 1779 XV: 234j

Lydia, daughter of Gideon Allen, legacy from Ebenezer Harris of

New London, 182 XXIII: 183a, 184b

Marmaduke, priv. service, 1775 IIC: lbd

Ertin, gun left Ticonderoga III: 188a

Mary, Groton, wido, tax abated for loss in raid, 1782- 86

XXVII 333a, YXIX: 107bd

widowed through action at Ft. Griswold, report on

condition XXVl: 294

Miner, priv. Groton, bounty before 1780 XXX: I7a, 79b

service, 1775 IIC:

Moses ( A) Enfield com. on clothing XII: 407

( A) receipt for Oliver Parsons’ bounty, 1778

XII:

priv. allowed depreciation of wages, 1780 XXX: Sb

Fairfield, bounty & supplies, 1777- S1

XXX: la, 2a, 4b, 5c, 18a, 89ab

service, 1782 XXV: 46b, 48a

Windsor, service, 1780 XVII 42

soldier, Hebron, account of gun, 1778 Vl: 177a

Nathan, jr. confiscated estate account, 1785 XXXIV: 442a

Groton, purchase of confiscated estate

XXVII 3Sab, 38a, Z7

judge of probate’s account of credit allowed for

payment of confiscated estate, 1785 XXXIV: 358

2d. confiscated estate account XXXIV: 448

purchase of confiscated esZate of William Erowne in

Lyme, commissioner’s receipt for deed & judge

of probate’s account, 1788 XXXIV: 25Z, 558,442b

Nathaniel, Hartland, tax abated for service in 1775 VI: 8ab

priv. captured at Ft. Washinton 1776, death Jan. 1777

XXXI: ZZga

" discharged from northern army, 1775 III: ll2af

McClellan’s re’t petition, 1779 XIII: Z63b

Noah, ens. East Windsor, half days training, 1775 IIA: 6% b

Lexington alarm, 1775 IIB: 6la

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Allen, Noah, jr. priv. East Windsor, half days training, 1775-- IIA: 69d

Oliver, New Haven, blaraket sold army, 1777 XI: 141a

loss in British raid, July 1779- XV: 234b, 269e

" tax abated for loss in British raid, 1780

XVIII 264b, 265c

0thniel, priv. Enfield, bounty XXX: I5,67b

service, 1775 IIC:

Pack (?) confiscated estate account XXXIV: 448

Peletiah, Barkhampsted, com. on Green Woods road V: 107

Philip, New London, tax abated for loss in British raid, 1784

XXVII: 331b

schooner Spy account, l? 76 IX: S0a

Philow ( A) New Haven petition XXI: I42b

Phinehas, wages as guard for state prisoners, 1781 > LLI: I66a

" priv. allowed depreciation of wages, 1780 XXX: 3a

Mansfield, bounty & supplies, 1777- 80 XXX: 25b, gSf

New Haven, Lexington alarm, 1775 IIB: 81a

sergt. Mansfield, half days training, 1775 IIA: 64b

jr. priv. Mansfield, half days training, 1775- IIA: 64b

Hobert, Groton, saltpeter account, 1776- 77 VI: 406a, XI: 61c

selectmn XXII: 37.4b

" ( A) XV: 126, XXX: 17a, 7

" premium for salt manufactured, 1777 XII: Z24b

purchase of musket & powder at Ft. Griswold, 1784

XXXII 236ce

ens. allowed depreciation of wages, 1780 XXX: 3a

lieut, balance due XXX: 148

Conn. line, 1781- 82 XXX: 7a

Groton, tax abated for loss in raid, 1782- 86

XXIX: 107ad

( A) receipt for wages, ,. Tune 1781 XXV: 23a

priv. Groton, bounty before 1780 XXX: 17c

service, 1775 IIC: 33c

sergt. Groton, supplies, 1781 XXX: 5b, 78a

Roger ( A) New Haven petition XXI: I42b

Rowland, priv. Middletown, half days training, 1775 IIA: 56a

Samuel ( A) Ashford paper I: 189b

" Groton selectman VI: 79

( A) VI: 80, XI 192ab, 548b

New Haven, blanket sold army XI: 128

loss in British raid, July 1779

XV: 234g, 269f

capt. Groton, killed at Ft. Grlsvold, Sept. 1781, report

on family XXV1: 294

corp. East Windsor, half days training, 1775 IIA: 69d

priv. allowed depreciation of wages, 1780 XXX: 3fr

Ashford XXX: 51

Conn. line, 1781- 82 XXX: Ta

Derby, Lexington alarm, 1775 --’ llB: 26a

discharged from northern army, Sept. 1775

III: ll2g

East Windsor, LexinGton alarm, 1775 IIB: 6la

servico, 1775,1776 IIC: 18c, VI: 154

& mileage account, 1779 XVI: 5OSa

Suffield, supplies, 1777- 81 XXX: is, 2a, 4e, 5, 121a

soldier, clothing from Ashford, 1777

jr. priv. Lebanon, half days training, 1775 IIA: 22a

2d. Ashford, 1775 IIA: 17b

( 2d.) " Corm. line, 1781- 82 XXX: Ta

W. account of cattle sold army, 1780 XXAV: 8Sb

W. ( A) Windsor petition, 1780 XVIII: 526

W. ( A) from cattle fatteners, 1780

XIX: 3S2b

Sarah, Nw Haven, loss in British raid, July 1779 XV:

Seth, Mansfield land XXXIV: 148c, XXXVI: llSa

saltpeter account, 1777 XI 8la

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Allen, Silas ( A?) New Haven, petition showing he exchanged bills of

credit of 1761 & 1762 for a state nobe in

1778 for the sum of 180. In 1780 he sent the

note to be exchanged for a new one & was sur-prised

to find the second given for only 90.

He asks for his old note, Oct. 1784 XXIX: I48

priv. service, 1775 IIC: 16b

sur. Canterbury, petition showing he served in R. I. in

1780 & spent for medicines 3/ 19/ 2 for which

he has received no pay. Gr. amount, 0ct. 1782

XXIII: 239,240

Simeon, Groton, order belonging to his estate lost

klVII: 35a, 36a, 37

( A) , nsfield, deposition on detachment for service in Capt.

Samuel Thompson’ s co. July 1780 XXXI 398

capt. killed at Ft. Griswold & petition of Lieut. James

Burnam for pay of co. left without captain,

Jan. 1782 XXII i, 92

orders mentioned Xkq[: 216,219b

lieut. VII: 212

Groton, account of arms for his 0o. 1776 V1: 406a

appointment, June 1776 IV: 288a, 280b

" ( A) receipt for arms, 177 VI: 216

priv. 5nsfield, half days trainin, 1775 IIA: 41a

Lexinoton alarm, 177 IIB: ZTa

service, 1775 IIC 14b

Sluman, Pomfret, service, 1780 XVII 17

Solomon, account for arrestin deserter, 1783 XXVII: ZS

Windsor, blanket sold army, 1777 XI: 59a

( A) petition from cattle fatteners, 1780 XIX: 332b

witness in Ens. Joab Griswold case, 1780 XXI: 208

capt. Wintonbury, co . mentioned XVII: 309a

priv. Windsor, service, 1776 XXXI: 9a, lOa, lib

Stephen ( A) New Haven petition XI: 142b

( A) for military co. I: 192b

payment to Oliver Wolcott, jr. 1786 XXXIII: 338b

state attorney’s account, 1785- 86 XXXIII: 3S8abd

notes delivered Pay table, 1787 XXXII: Z38b

lieut, account with state for confiscated estate,

1787 XXXIV: 398

allowed depreciation of wages, 1780 XXX: Zu

( A) artillery, army petition 1779 (?) XIII: 372b

New. Haven account XII: 682

" petition with Z other officers for

deed of Abiathar Camp’s estate towards wages,

gr. Oct. 1782 D[ II I 197,198

New Haven, purchase of confiscated estate of

Abiathar Camp, judge of probate’s account of

sale, 1782 XXXIV: 388,389

New Haven, resolve of Council of safety for

appraisal of Abiathar Camp’s estate in New

Haven, appraiser’s report & receipt for deed,

1781 X3LIV: i05- i07

( A) receipt for wa@ es for 1781 XXV: 484a

" " service, 1781 XXV: 374a, 482

state notes delivered treasury, 1786

XXXII: 190b

priv. New Haven, half days training, 177 IIA: lla

" Salisbury, 1778 IIA: 75b

Thaddeus ( A) New Haven petition XXI: 142b

priv. New Haven, ha, l, f da, y, s tr, a, ining, 177 IIA: lla

Theophilus, Salisbury, 1778 IIA: 75b

service, 1780 XVII: 27

Thomas, account of cattle sold army, 1780 X: 88b

Groton, saltpeter account, 1778- 77 VI: 4OSa, XI: 8Ic

( A) New London, indorsement of Voluntown tavern petition,

1778 XIII 143b

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Allen, Thomas, New London (?) gun sold army III: Z47a

purchase of stores at Ft. Griswold, 1784 XXXII: 236j " Redding, examined by corn. on inimical persons, 1776

XX: 1 " state notes returned to treasury, 1784 XXXII: 87,191

deserter, 1782 XXV: 44

priv. allowed depreciation of wages, 1780 XYO(: 3h " Conn. line, 1781- 82 kDC(: 7a

Fairfield, bounty & supplies, 1777- 81

X/ X: Is, 5o, ISa, 69ab

service, 1775 IIC: 47b

jr. New London, soldier hired, 1777 XIII: 193b

Windsor, tax abated for service in 1775 VI: 6,7

Timothy, clothing account, 1780 XXXV: 249c

Groton, soldiers notes intended for payment of confis-cated

land bought by Nathan Allen, jr. lost &

petition for replacement gr. Jan. 1784

XAII: 35- 37

New Hampshire, account for care of invalid, 1775 III: 130

( A) receipt for James Abbott, 1779 XVI: 260

capt. allowed depreciation of wages, 1780 XXX: 3p

amount of company’s pay roll, IT81 Xk: 2$ h

appointz. ent, 1781 XXV: 35

Corm. line, 1781- 82 XXX: 7a

partial roll of co. 1781 XXV: 29d

lieut, allowed depreciation of wages, 1780 XVII: 58a " ( A) Groton, petition showing loss of clothing when

in . R. I. expedition in 1778. Sworn statement of

articles. He asks payment, neg. May 1783

XXIV: 311,312

rev. Ashford land XXXIV: 87

sergt, service, 1776 VI: 155 " Titus, gun left with northern army, 1775 III:

" Hartland, tax abated for service in 1776 vI: eab

priv. discharged from northern army, Nov. 1775 III: ll2f

jr. Hartland, tax abated for service in 1775 VI: 9

( 2d) priv. 4ischarged from northern army, Nov. 1775

III: ll2f

William, New Haven, rex abated for service in 1775 VI: 125a

( A) Newtown, petitlon showing he was persuaded to enlist in

British army but never served & supposed the

enlistment paper was destroyed. He asks for

release from prosecution or acceptance of

bail. Neg. Feb. 1778 XIII: 233,234

tax abated for service in 1775 VI: 64

( A) North Kingston, R. I. petition showing he held certain

Conn. bills of 1778 issue received in 1778 &

177 & was prevented from returning same to

treasury at proper time through ignorance of

recall. List of bills. He asks to have them

exchanged. Neg. 0ct. 1786 XXIX: 286

northern army invalid III: l]. 9

( A) Providence, indorsement of Voluntown tavern petition,

1778 XIII: 143d

marine, on the Oliver Cromwell, enlistment, Oct. 1776

IX: I55

" runaway, Feb. 1777

IX: 134a, 135a

wages on schooner Spy, 1777- 78 XII: 338

priv. Norwich, service, 1779 XVI 3b

service, 1775 IIC: 17b, III: 91a, 92b, llTa

jr. priv. Union, half days training, 1775 IIA: 57a

Zadock ( A) Mass. trader petition, 1780 XIX: 413c

Zimri, state attorney’s account, 1773- 81 XXXIII: ll6abce

& Hayes, purchase of confiscated estate, commissioner’s receipt

for deed & account, 1782 XXXIV: 138,] 8a

& Warner, premium for salt manufactured, 1777 XII: 324b

Allen’s tavern (?) Groton Xll: 308a

Allerton, Isaac, Flainfield, appraiser of horses XVII: 99

Alley, Allay, Ally.

Willim, brig Defence account, 1776 IX: 63b

galley Whiting account, 1776 IX: 21a, 23b

New Haven battery account, 1775 III: 595c

loss in British raid, 1779 XV: 2690 " petition 1: 382b

priv. allowed depreciation of wages, 1780 XXX: Su

New Haven, supplies, 1777- 81

XXX: la, 2a, 4d, 8a, 6a, 102a

Alleyn, see Allen.

Alliance ( frigate)

Petition of Robert Frazer of New London for relief, as he was dis-abled

when aboard the Alliance in a fight

with the British,. r. 1783 XXVI: 366,367,369

Robert Frazer’s petition renewed showing action of the Alliance

with a British frigate in Mar. 1783

XXIX: 6Ia, XXXVI: 141a

Petition of Abel Turney, Fairfield, showing partial disability from

wound received on the Alliance in May 1781 &

that he was granted a certificate entitling

him to pension of $ I. 00 per month. Gr. liberty

to file claim, My 1789 XXXVII: gl, 92

Allice, Abner, Dedham, Mass. petition showing he is an innkeeper & ask-ing

liberty to export flour & grain. Gr. May

1779 XV: 165,219

see also Allis.

Allien, Allen.

Allin, "

Alling, "

Allis, Alice, Alis.

Adkins, priv. service, 1775 IIC: 5c

Nath, jr. VI: 227d

Nathan, priv. service, 1778 IIC: lb

Nathaniel ( A) Guilford selectmn XXIII: 283,292

druzer, Guilford, half days training, 1775 IIA: lga

jr. Guilford, tax abated for service in 1775 VI:$ 5,110

see also Allice; Ellis.

Allison, Nathaniel, priv. service, 1780 XVII: 53

Allon, see Allen.

Allrut (?) ( A) Nv London petition, 1781 XXI: 272a

Ally, see Alley.

Allyn, Allen.

Almey, Almy.

Almstead, see 01meted.

Almy, Almey.

Elisha ( A) Voluntown, indorsement of Voluntown tavern petition,

1778 XIII: 143d

John, priv. allowed depreciation of wages, 1780 XXX: 3f

service, 1777 VI: 544b

William, clerk of Quaker meeting in R. I. 1787 XXXVlI: 25Z

priv. Voluntown, service, 1780 XVI 8c

Alsop, hLr. brigantine Minerva account, 1775 IX: 2

Mr. un rented army VI: 167a

Mrs. Middletown, blanket rented arm VI: 179

John, agent for James Jauncey XXIX: 59

creditor of Elisha Webster of Farmington, 1755 XXXVII: 2OSa

N. Y. agent to transport stockings to northern army IV: 39

Mary, Middletown, account of militia supplies XXXII: 26Oa

administratrix of estate Xll: 28a

Richard Alsop estate, peti-tion

showin the distillery in Chatham was

taken over by the state in 1777 for I year

for distillinG Geneva. Richard Alsop had half

interest with Nathaniel Shaylor & has re-ceived

no payment. She asks 147 for her

share. Corn. appointed. Resolve of Assembly on

Chatham distillery, Oct. 1783 XkqI: 128- 130

( A) petition with others for liberty to distil liquor, Dec.

1776 V: 283,284

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Alsop, Richard, brigantine Minerva account, 1775

creditor of Elisha Webster of Farmington, 1755

It

XXkII 208a

lead mine account, 1775- 76 XII: 28ab

Middletown, distillery taken for public use in 1777.

Widow’s petition relating to payment, Oct. 1783

XXVI: 128- 130

( A) justice, 1775 IIA: 27b, 34a, 54d, 68a

partner with James Church in dealin with

N. Y. men & on his death Church obliged to

settle accounts, 1783 >[ XIV: 17S, 174

sale of rum IV: 238ab, 239

selectmn IIB: 22a, III: 284

Alsworth, James, Pomfret, gun rented army VI: S99a

land XXXIV: 21

" William, jr. priv. Pomfret, half days trainins, 1775 IIA: 62a

see also Alworth; Ellsworth.

Altard, Peter, priv. service, 1776 XI: Sla

Alton, Asa, priv. service, 1776 XI:. 58a

William, priv. McClellan’s re’t petition, 1779 XIII: SGSb

Alvard, see Alvord.

Alverd,

Alvert,

Alvold, Daniel, priv. Middletown, half days training, 1775 IIA: S4a

Thomas, 1775 I IA: 84a

Alvord, Alvard, Alverd, Alvert.

Anna, account of clothing for army, 1778 XXXV: 209a

Daniel, clothing account, 1779- 80 XXXV: 2. Tb, 249abcd, 289a

Eliphaz ( A Winchester justice XXI: II2

Elisha, priv. Colchester, half days training, 1778 IIA: Ta

Hewit ( Huet) priv. allowed depreciation of wages, 1780- XXX: Sd

Chatham XXX: 14b

" John, sergt, service on guard at Fairfield, 1784 XXXII: 128a

Mary, widow, Fairfield, loss in British raid, July 1779

XV: 280g, 25 Id, XIX: 7Sd

0rrin, priv. Chatham, half days training, 1775 IIA: 14a

Rual, service, 1775 IIC : 4b

Samuel, clothing account, 1779 XXXV: 249b

Saul ( A) account of arms III: 242a

" Bolton representative, 1778 X: Ol&

selectman XII: 97,105

" ( A) VI: 8, Zg0, XII IOI, 510, XXX: 8

corp. Bolton, Lexinton alarm, 1775 II8: 49a

priv. half days trainlng, 1775 IIA: 49a

Seth, jr. priv. Chatham, half daystrainln, 1775 IIA: 14a

T. corp. service & desertion, 1775 IIC: 8b

Thomas, clothing account, iT79- 80 XXXV: 227d, 249b

" gunner, allowed depreciation of wages, 1780 XXX: Zu

" G. corp. service, 1781 XXV: 374a

G. gunner, service, 1781 XXV: 374b

G. jr. ( A) gunner, receipt for wages for 1781 XXV: 484a

" G. service, 1781 XXV: 482

Gould, sergt, artillery reg’t petition, 1782

XXIII: 20a,

" " ( A) 1782 XXIII: 220b

bounty & supplies, 1777- 79 XXX: 70a

" Farmington, supplies, 1780- 81 XXX: 2a, 4b, 8a

" " ( A) indorsement of pay roli, 1780 XVII: 9

( A) receipt for wages for 1781 XXV: 484c

" service, 1781 XXV: 482

J. ser@ t, allowed depreciation of wages, 1780--- XXX: Sd

" Uriah, jr. priv. service & death, 1775 llC: 50b

see also Afford.

Alvord’s tavern, Bolton X1: 578a

Alworth, James, Windham, blanket sold army, 1777 XI: I03

William, Pomfret land XXXIV: 18b

Alyn, see Allen.

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Amadown, see Amidown.

: Lmah, Manuel, priv. Stonington, half days training, 1775 IIA: 24b

Ambler, David, Bethlem military co. V: 8a

Woodbury account XXII: 318b

selectman XXX: 135d

Jes ( A) Stamford & Greerzich petition, 1782 XXIII: 349c

" priv. service, 1775 III: 98a, 99a

John, sergt, service, 1775 III: lO6a, lOTa

Jos’h, Stamford, account of cattle sold army, 1781 XXXV: 78

Joseph, money sent continental loan office, 1779 XVI: 376b

( A) No’- alk & Stamford] petition, 1780 XIX: S52b

Joshua, corn. on confiscated estate XXIII: 381

( A) XXII1: 382

money sent continental loan office, 1779 XVI: 376b

Stamford, appraiser of estate XXXIV: 89,, I

( A) XXXIV 0

commissioner on confiscated estate

XXIX: 32acd, 37,41b

( A) estate, 1784

XXIX: 43

" land, ] 781 XXXIV: 160b

purchase of confiscated estate of the

Hubbards, commissioner s report, receipt for

deed & account, 1782- 83

XXXIV: 160b, 162,434b, 435bd

selectnmn XXII: 3e3ab, 394

( A) XXII 392, XXLII 372, XXX 127

Peter, priv. allowed depreciation of wages, 1780 XXX: 3t

Squire, 1780 XXX: 3t

Stephen, Stamford land, 1783 XXXIV: 270a

priv. allowed depreciation of wages, 1780 XXX: 3t

service, 1775 III: 91a, 92a

Ambrose, Patrick, Conn. line, 1781- 82 XXX: 7a

Amedown, see Amidown.

Ames, Aames, Aimes.

Adon, drummer, allowed depreciation of wages,

XVII: 59a, XXX: 3p

priv. Norwich XXX: 27d

Amos, Coventry, saltpeter account, 1777-- XI: 81b

Arcelus ( Arcules) prlv. Conn. line, 1781- 82 XXX: Ta

service, 1781 XXV: 29g

Benjamin, account of forage sold commissary, 1778 XXXV: 207

priv. service & mileage account, 1779 kI: 803a

Cyrus, Preston, tax abated for service in 1775 VI: 20

priv. Preston, Lexington alarm, 1778 IIB: 29a

" service, 1778 IIl: llTa

David, Killingly, service, 1780 XVII: B8

" Ebenezer, filer, allowed depreciation of wages, 1780 XXX: d

privo Enfield, bounty before 1780 XXX: IS, 87b

" service, 1780 XVII: 65

Everet, Danbury, supplies, 1779 XXX: 8

Ezra, Preston XXX: $ Oa

service, 1778 XI:

Isaac, 1775 IIC: 30b

Volunton, Lexington alarm, 1775 IIB: 41a

John, Canterbury, bounty XXX:

service, 1775,1777 IIC 28b, VI: 544b

soldier, Waterbury, enlistment & account of blanket, 1777

XI: 433a

Josiah, Norwich, saltpeter account, 1777 Xl: 6Ig

Matthias, Preston, tax abated for service in 1776 VI: 20

priv. pay questioned, 1776 IV: 168b, 17! a

service, 1775 lll: llTa

Michael, N Haven, pardon.

Petition showing he was induced to go to L. I.& while

there as forced to enter British service.

When the proclamation of pardon was issued,

he tried to return but was prevented by sick-ness

until after the date set & was then

seized & held at New Haven on charge of

treason. He asks for pardon, Aug. 1777 VIII: 201

Ames, Michael, New Haven, psrdon.

Deposition of Eneas unson, justice, that on examina-tion,

nes aPPeared sincerely penitent &

friendly to American cause. VIII 202

Testimony that, when at King’s Bride, nes declared he

would venture his life to get away, Aug. 1777

VIII 203

Pardon gr. Au. 1777 VIII: 204

Letter of Charles Chauncey to the Governor expressin

his belief in the truth of Ames’ story, Aug.

1777 VIII: 208

priv. New Haven, half days training, 1778 IIA: 74d

Nathaniel, state attorney’s accout, chared with burglary, 1788

ZJDII I: 220

" priv. Preston, service, 1780 XVII lO

Stonington, s ervice, 1779 XVI: 4a

Samuel, Conn. line, 1781- 82 XXX: 7a

service, 1778 IIC 29c

Waterbury, service, 1780 XVI: 6c

" seaman & carpenter, service on galley, 1778 VI: 157a

Zebulon, priv. allowed depreciation of wages, 1780 XXI: SL

Preston XXX: 80b

" service, 1777 VI: 546

see also Eames.

Amesbury, Amsbury.

" Elijah, Newgate account XXXI: 202b

wages for guard duty at Nswgate, 1782 XXXI: 229a

William, priv. service, 1775 lll: 8a, 99a

Amldown, Amadown, Amedown, Ammedown.

Capt. XVI 306

connissary account XX: i

Henry ( A) capt. Willington, petition with testimonies showing

loss of 28 from money received for co.’ s pay

roll & asking that he be refunded. Neg. May

1781 XXI 17- 21

priv. Willington, Lexington alarm, 1778 llB: lOa

Jedediah, corp. service, 1776 IIC: ITo

priv. Willington, Lexington alarm, 1775 llB: lOa

soldier, Ashford, account of blanket, 1776 Xl: llSa

Jonathan, priv. Conn. lne, 1781- 82 XXX: Ta

Willington, service, 1779,1780 XVI: 4b, XVII: 29

R[ oses, priv. service, 1775 llC: Tb

sert. cClellan’s reo’t petition1779 XIII: ZG3b

Amit, Amuit.

John, priv. allowed depreciation of wages, 1780 XXX: Sb

Conn. line, 1781- 82 XXX: Ta

Ammedown, see Amidown.

Ammon, Nartin, priv. allowed depreciation of wges, 1780 XXX: Ss

tmmunition, see Ordnance stores.

kmos, Ezra, priv. clothing received, 1778 XXkU: lO3b

Amsbury, see Amesbury.

Amuit, see Amit.

Anabel, see Annable.

Ancraman, John Frederick, priv. Norwich, bounty before 1780 XXX: Tb

Anderson, ordnance stores account, 178Z XXXII: 4

Priv. clothing return, 1778 VI: 490

Abiel, priv. Hartford, half days trainin, 1778 IIA: 6. Sb

Asael, service, 1775 llC: Sb

Benjamin, New Haven, confiscated estate.

Administrator’s petition showing debts found due

& the personal estate already disposed of for

the state. He asks that the debts may be

settled with avails of C. W. Apthorp estate.

Gr. ay 1783 XXIV: 319,320

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Anderson, Benjamin, New Haven, conflscated estate.

Commissioner’s report of sale to Israel Bishop,

receipt for deed & treasury’s receipt for a-vails,

1782 XXXIV: 188,169ab

County court return of confiscated estates

XXXIV: 456

priv. discharged from northern army, Nov. 1776

III: l12a

Daniel, bounty received, 1780 XVII: 72

George, priv. service, 1775 IIC: 17b

( Andros) George ( A) priv. Willington, petition with evidence

showing loss of arms while on march to Horse-neck

in 1780 & asking payment. Allowed 3/ 2/ 6

, y 1781 XXI 22- 26

Hira ( A) New Haven petition XXI: I42b

Isaac, Greenwich, loss in British raids, ar. 1779- Dec. 1783

XXXVI 19e

tax abated for loss in British raid, 1783

XXIV: 274a, 276a

James, " raid, 17 83

XXIV: 274a

" priv. allowed depreciation of waes, 1780

XVII: 58b, XXX: 3p

" Conn. line, 1781- 82 XXA: 7a

Kartford, service, 1776 XXXI: 9a, lOa, llb

service, 1781 XXV: 290

" seaman, service on the Oliver Cromwell, 1777 IX: 243b

Jeremiah, Greenwich land, 1782 XXXIV: 184a, 185b

tax abated for loss in British raid, 1783

XXIV: 274a, 276d

John, account of blankets XII: 82a

late of N. Y. petition showing loss of

property when he escaped from N. Y.& residence

in Greenwich since Sept. 1776. He has paid

taxes for 1777 & 1778 but is so reduced in

circumstances he asks exemption. Gr. 0ct. 1779

XIV: 3$ 8, 39

" negro of Gov. Skene, eleced governor of Corm. negroes,

Nay 1776 V: 392

( A) capt. Greenwich paper, 1779 XX: lO4b, 10Sb

protest against appointment of } aj. John Dav-enport,

0ct. 1777 X: 8

priv. East Windsor, Lexington alarm, 1775 IIB: lla

service, 1776 XXXI 21a, 22b

service, 1775 IIC: 30b

jr. Killingly, Lexington alarm, 1775 IIB : 42b

sergt. Lyme, Lexington alarm, 1775 lib: 21a

Robert, clothing account, 1780 XXXV: 24c

priv. East Haddam, Lexington alarm, 1775 IIB: 75a

service, 1775 IIC: 3b

Stephen, 1775 IIC: 17b

Thoms, clothing account, 1780 yXV: 24% d

corp. service, 177 IIC 25b

" lieut. Conn. line, 1781- 8Z XXX: 7a

( A) indorsement of pay roli, 1780 XVII: I9

Lyres, supplies, 1778- 81 XXX: a, 4c,. tb, Sa, 89a

& q. m. alloed depreciation of wages, 1780

XXX: 3a

prlv. Lyme, supplies, 1777- 79 YSO: la

cClellan’s reg’t petition, 1779 XIII: 86c

service, 1778 IIC ITb

soldier, Mansfield, petition with others showin they

were enlisted as short levy recruits in 178

& their certificates of enlistment have been

lost. They ask liberty to draw on the Treas-urer

on ivlng proper certificates of time of

enlistment & c. Differing votes, 0ct. 1783

XXVI: 209,210

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Anderson, Timothy, priv. Windham, service, 1779 XVI: Sa

Windsor, 1780 XVII: 8

William, Greenwich, tax abated for loss in British raid, 178S

XXIV: 274a, 27a

corp. allowed depreciation of wages, 1780 XXX: 3h

( A) deposition on Jerniah Barfer’s case XXII: I63

priv. allowed depreciation o wages, 1780

XVII 59a, XXX: 3v

" East Windsor, bounty & supplies, 1777- S1

XXX: la, 2a, 4b, Se, 68d

Hartford, service, 1776 / JOI: 9a, lOa, llb

McClellan’s reg’t petition, 1779 XIII: 36Sc

Willington, service, 1780 XVII: 59

" P. Nw Haven petition V: 425c

Andws, see Andrews.

Andover in Hebron.

Account of half day trainings, July 1775 IIA: 33

Andras, see 3ndrsws.

Andr6 ( A) petition in behalf of captain of French ship for permission

to sell caro at auction. Gr. Oct. 1779

XV: 84- 86

Andres, see Andrews.

Andress,

Andreus,

Andrew,

Andrews, Andews, Andras, Andros, Andress, Andreus, Andrew, Andris,

Andros, Androse, Androus, Androws, 1ndrss,

Andrus, Andruss.

state attorney’ s account, 1783 XXXII1 255

. Capt. (?) name on mi. itia mmorandum XXXII: 158 Wallingford account XII: 440

Priv. Fast Windsor, supplies, 1778 XF: 68b

Abel ( A) Plainfield militia petition, 1778 X: S64b

( A) Wallingford, account for care of sick soldier, 1779

XVI: 420,421

priv. Plainfield, LexinGton alarm, 1775 llB: lSa

" service, 1775 IIC: 45bo

AbiGail Nw Haven, loss in British raid, July 177

XV: 234g, 26b

Abner, Walligford, petition with evidence showing he was a

soldier in co. of artificers & was taken vith

measles at Wilmington, Del. Through exposure

he became worse, so that his health has been

ruined. He asks for wages & other relief. Gr.

wages & 20,0ct. 178 XXVI: I37- 13

" service in co. of artificers i77 & on be-coming

too ill to remain in army brought home

by his father XXIII: 117

priv. allowed depreciation of waes, IT80 XXX: Sd

cloting received, 1778 XXXV: 103b

Conn. line, 1781- 82 XXX: 7a

" Abraham, Fairfield justice III: I42, XXXII: 285

( A) VII: 238, XVII : 512a,

XXVII 228a, 229b, 230

" loss in British raid, July I75

XV: 250a, 251c, XIX: 7Sc

( A) petition, 1780 XIX: Sd

" tax abated for loss in British raid, 1780

XIX: V2b, V4b

Wa, t, erbury com. on bounties XXX: 141

" ( A) clothing XII: 53

" lieut, service, 1777 VI: 620

jr. ( A) Fairfield justice, l? 78 IIA: 48c

Amos ( A) District of Renselaerwyck, N. Y. depositlon on acci-dentally

wounding his son, Mar. 17? 8 X: 38

priv. allowed depreciation of wages, 17SO XXX: SL

" Conn. line, 17I- 2 XXX: Ta

Andrews, Amos, priv. service, 1780 kll: 4

Wallinford, bounty XXX: 50d, 143d

Andr. w, Wallingford, account for inspection of saltpeter

Vl ,’. 358

blanket sold army, 1777 XI: ZO8a

" ( A) petition, 1780 XVIII 385a

selectman VI: 38S, XI: 538

( A) Vl 65b, 66b, 360- 362,

X: 321b, Xl 178a, 208b

priv. allowed depreciation of wages, 1780 XXX: 3i

" Wallingford, bounty XXX: 143a

" sergt. " " YJD[: 50a

soldier, clothing from Wallingford, 1778 XII: 439ab

jr. Wallinford account XII: 438,445

Asa, Hartland, tax abated for service in 1775- 6 VI: Sab, 9

priv. Wethersfield, supplies, 1777- 81 XXX: la, 6a

sert, allowed depreciation of wages, 1780 XXX: 3d

Conn. line, 1781- 82 XXX: 7a

" Wethersfield, supplies, 1778- 81 XXX: 2a, 4f, tf, 138c

Asahel, WallinGford militia paper VIII : 372a

( A) VI I I: 374b

petition & county court record showinG he

was complained of for not marching accordinG

to orders, found not guilty but charged costs.

He asks relief, neg. May 1778 X: 828,27,$ 29

jr. Simsbury, oath of allegiance taken 1781 -- XXI: I78

priv. account of arms, 1777 Xl: 279a, 281

Ashbel, soldier, Simsb1ry, account of gun, 1777--- Xl: 278a

B. premium for salt manufactured, 1777 XII: 324c

Bartholomew ( A) WallinGford, account for carting baggage of

militia, 1780 kll: 189a

Benjamin, hired to bring soldier back to Farmington, 1778

XIII 85a, 88a

priv. service, 177 IIC : 48b

jr. Wallinford militia paper VIII: S72a

( A) " VIII: 374c

Charles, Simsbury, oath of allegiance taken 1781 XXI: I78

Christopher, priv. service, 1775 IIC: 51b

Clement, priv. Conn. line, 1781- 82 XXX: Ta

Susquehanna recruit, service, 1781 XXV: 4

Daniel, Fairfield, blanket sold army, 1777 XI: 231a

( A) petition, 1778 Xlii: 264

selectman IIB: G8b, 89b

priv. Danbury, service, 1780 XVII 18

service, 1775 IIC 2Gb

Wethersfleld, service, 1778 XX/ I 18a, 17,18a

jr. priv. Falrfield, half days tralning, 1778- IIA: 48a

David, deserter, 1781 XXV: 44

filer, Conn. line, 1781- 82 XXX: 7a

priv. Glastonbury, Lexington alarm, 1775 IIB: 51a

Denison ( A) Wallinford, petition showing helpless condition

of his son, Abner, brought on in service &

great expense for his care. He asks provision

for son’s support. Neg. ay 1782 --- XXIII: li7

Ebenezer, account of sheep & cattle sold army, 1780 XXXV: 4,?. 5

Eden, priv. service & mileage account, 1779 XVI: 478a

Eleazer P. prlv. service, 1775--- IIC: 33c

Eli ( A) Wethersfield, deposition on Hezekiah Brown case, 1775

I: 423

priv. New Hartford, Lexington alarm, 1775 IIB: 58b

Elijah, service & mileage account, 1779 XVI: 5Ota

Elisha ( A) Goshen smallpox petition IV: 3290

priv. allowed depreciation of wages, 1780 XXX: 3r

Conn. line, 1781- 82 XXX: 7a

New Haven coast guard, refusal to perform

duty XXII 23bd

Simsbury, service, 1780 )[ VII: S1

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Andrews, Elizur ( A) account for riding express, 1779 XVl 287

Farmington, account of powder from Glastonbury mill

XStXI I: .554

A miI 1

1779 XXXII: .564

sergt. Farminton, service, 1776

XXXI 12a, 13a, 14a,

Elkanah, Dighton, Nass. selectman XV: 154

Epaphras, lieut, appointment, July 177G I 212,222c

service, 1775 IIC: 6b

Ethan, priv. allowed depreciation of wages, 1780 XXX: 3L

soldier, Waterbury, eulistment &- account of blanket,

1777 XI 433a

Ezekiel ( A) Farmington, bill for care of sick soldier, May 1778

X: 339

Ezra, priv. allowed depreciation off wages, 1780 XXX: 3p

" New Hartford, supplies, 1777- 80 XXX: la, 2a, 4e,

Francis, account for horseshoeing, 1780 XXkU/: 26cd

off sheep sold army, 1780 XXXV:

corp. service, 1777 VI: 532

Frederick, seaman, service on the Oliver Cromwell, 1778- 79

XXXI 88b

Gideon, priv. allowed depreciation off wages, 1780 XXX:. Sr

Conn. line, 1781- 82

Giles, abuse of fellow soldier at Brookline, Nass. 1776

V! I I 377

H. Wallinford selectman XXX: 50b

Hannah, Danbury, loss in raid, Apr. 1777 VIII 382b

Hezekiah, Canaan selectman XXX: Ilcd

Simsbury, tax abated for service in 1775 Vl: 38b

lieut, account of arms for his co. 1776 VI: 211a

appointment, June 1778 IV: 266f, 277c

priv. service, 1775 IIC : 47b

sergt. Canaan, half days training, 1775 IIA: 5. Sa

Ichabod, drummer, service, 1775 IIC: 48b

prlv. Farmington, service, 177 XXXI: 12a, l$ a, 14a, 15a

service, 1775 IIC: 4b

Isaac, Farmington, service, 177S XXXI: 12a, 13a, 14a, 15a

James, Simsbury, tax abated for service in 1778 VI: 38b

corp. service, 177 IIC : gb

( A) lieut, army petition, 177 (?) XIII: Z72c

Simsbury, bounty & supplles, 1780- 81 XXX: Se,. 57a

priv. Groton, supplies, 1777- 81 XXX: la, 2a, 4b, Sb, 17b, 78a

New Hartford, Lexington alarm, 1775 IIB :. 58a

Jedediah, N Haven, loss in British raid, July 1779

XV: 234f, 269f

" jeremiah, bounty received 1780 kII: 73

corp. Canaan, half days training, 1778 II&: SSa

John, Danbury, bill for collecting arms VI: 318a

land, 17 84 XXXIV: 330bdg

" loss in raid, Apr. 1777 VIII: 382b

galley Witing account, 1778 IX: 21b

New Haven, tax abated for service in 177 VI: 128a

ships Crovell & Defence accounts, 1777

IX 235a, 239a, 344d, 346hi

" Stamford, loss in British raids, 1781 XXII: 296a

capt. militia petition, 1782 XXIII: llTab

" pay abstract of co. 1777 VI 519

service, 1777 VI: 519,535- 538,540a, 541

" ens. & mileage account, 1779 XVI: 481a

" priv. allowed depreciation of wages, 1780

XVI1: 58c, XXX: 3p

Conn. line, 1781- 82 XXX: 7a

Farmington, bounty, 1777 XXX: 70c

Glastonbury, Lexington alarm, 1778 IIB: 51a

New Haven, 177 IIB 81a

soldier, account of gun, 1776 VI: 228a

Andrews, John, jr. ( A) tavern- keeper petition, 1783 XXVII: TGc

prlv. ervice, 1778 VI: 146a

" Silliman, priv. Fairfield, half days training, 1775

IIA: 48a

Jonathan, corp. Conn. line,]. 781- 82 Xl: Ta

priv. account of arns, 1777 XI: 27a

" Canaan, half days training, 1775 IIA: 55a

" Farming% o:,, sez- vic e, 1776 XDI: 12, 13a, 14a, 15a

service, 1777,1778,1781 V1: 532, X1: 443a,

XXV: 21, XXII: 59a, 61

" Jos. sergt, service, 1776 XXXII: 215a

Joseph, Glastozbu. ry, blaret rented army VI: 174 " witness in Isaac Smith case XVIII: 57b, 6]

gun let at Ticonderoga III: 188a

Wethersfield, enlistment, 1777 VII: 81

corp. service, 1775 IIC llb

priv. Chatham XXX: 14b

Glastonbury, half days training, 1775 IIA: SSa

service, 177, 1778 IIC : 4b, X1: 44Sa

Wethersfield, service, 1780 XVI: 6a

serGt, service, 1776 VI: I2, ! 88, ]. 40a, 14] a

Josiah, priv. allowed depreciation of wages, 1780 XFDI: Sr

Conn. line, 1781- 82 XXX:

Farmington, service, I778 XXXI:? a, 8

jr. Southington minute men petition l: 880b

Laban, Wallingford, defendant in action brought by John Dick-inson

on account of selling negro Dick who

claimed to be free. Case decided for Andrews

178. In appeal by Elnathan Ives, a later

owner of the negro, Assembly judge negro not

legally freed, 1788- 8 XXkII: 267- 272

Lemuel, purchase of confiscated estate in Farmington, 1781

XXXIV: 181a

Levi ( A) New Britain petition, 1778 X: SlSb

Miles ( A) 1778 X: 3lgb

corp. Wethersfield, service, 1776 XXXI: 16a, 17

Moses, priv. Farmin@ ton, service, 1776 XXXl: 12a, iSa, 14a, lSa

serst. Hartford, half days training, 1775 IIA: 36a

" Nathan, priv. allowance for services before 1780--- XVII: 84a

service, 1775,1776 IIC : 43b, Xl: 48a

Nathaniel ( A) Farmington, deposition for Eli Sklnner, 1788

XXIV:

" priv. East Windsor, half days traininG, 1775

IIA: 89d

" Lexington alarm, 1775 IIB: 61a

Farmington, servic e, 1780 XVII: 2%

Nehemiah, account of cattle sold arm, 1780 XXXV: IO0

( A) Hartland, justice III: 175, VI: 8ab, 9

loan agent appointment, Jan. 1778 VIII: 2g

( A) receipt XI: 25b

" representative, 1777 VII : 4g

" oath of fidelty, Aug. 1777

VII : 480b

" ( A) Middletown enlistment V: I8

Obadiah ( A) Fan. ington selectman XI: 22

priv. clothing received, l? 78 XXXV: IOSb

Conn. line, 1781- 82 XXX: 7a

Farmington, bounty & supplies, 1777- 81

XXX: la, Gf, 6a, 70b

service, 1778,1778 IIC: b, XI: Sa

0zias, distillery account, 178 XXXV: 212c

Peter, priv. service, 1778 VI: 182

" Philarmon, priv. cClellan’s reg’t petition, l? 79 XIII: 888c

Philemon, East Haddam, service, I780 XVII : 8

’" Phinehas, New Haven, loss in British raid, July 1779

XV: e, 26b

tax abated for loss in Britsh raid, 1780

XVIII 28a, 288b

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Andrews, Reuben, Waterbury co. 1775 1: 107

Riclmrd, petition with others showing they were detached Feb.

28,1780 to serve at Greenwich. Provisions

were very low & Apr. 13, after 3 days of no

supplies, they left the co.& joined that under

Naj. Abel at Fairfield serving here till dis-charged.

They ask wages. Neg. Ey 1780

XVIII: 332 " Simsbury, oath of allegiance taken 1781 XXI: I78

" tax abated for service in 1778 VI: S8a

" priv. Simsbury, service, 1780 kqII: 29, 31

" Robert ( A) Danbury, petition declaring loyalty to king, 1778

XIII: 285b

Samuel ( A) account with vouchers for expenses of sickness

while on service, 1779 XVI: 420- 422

" " Danbury, drafted, May 1777 VII: 105

" " Groton, tex abated for loss in raid, 1784,1785

XXVII: 333a, XXVIII: 296

" ( A) Hartland selectman XI: 254

marine, service on the Oliver Cromwell, 1777- 78

XXXI: 86a

" priv. Farmlngton, service, 1776 XXXI : Ta, 8

" service, 1775- 77,1782 IIC : Ib, VI: 132,133,

140a, 141a, XVI I I: 312c, XXV: 46b, 48a, XXXII: 215a

jr. ( A) Southington, petition with doctors’ bills &

depositions showing that on his return from

Ticonderoga 0ct. 1777 he was wounded in the

wrist & has lost his hand. Gr. 20 as a chari-table

donation, May 1778 X: 335- 343

Sarah, widow, Fairfield, loss in British raid, July 1779

XV: 250a, 25Ic, XIX: 73c

( A?) petition, 1780 XIX: 75d

tax abated for loss in British raid,

1780 XIX: 72b, 74b

Silas, priv. Hartford, service, 1776 XXXI: 9a, lOa, llb

Stephen, Wallingford accottnt for ap, p, raising guns VI: 358

( A) " arms VI: 367

" " ( A) appraiser of blankets, 1777 XI: 177

( A) indorsement of petition, 1782 XXIV: 231

land, 1784 XXXIV: 352a

" " selectman kI: 541a

soldier, clothin from Wallinford, 1778 XII: 439b

Thaddeus ( A) Danbury lister VI: 19

" Theodore, priv. allowed depreciation of wages, 1780

XVII: 58c, XXX: 3p

" Farminton, bounty & supplies, 1777- 81

XXX: la, 2a, 4b, 5f, 70b

" service, 1781 XXXII: 60

sergt, allowed depreciation of wages, 1780 XXX: Zd

" " Conn. line, 1781- 82 -’ XXX: 7a

" " Farmington, supplies, 1781 XXX: 6a

" " servlce, 1781 XXV: 21

" Thomas, Walllnford militia paper VIII: Z72a

" priv. allowed depreciation of wages, 1780 XXX: 3at

" East Haddam, supplies, 1777- 81

XXX: la, 2a, 4a, 5e, 6a,

" " " service, 1775,1781 IIC: b, XXV: 21, XXXII: 59b

Simsbury, supplies, 1780 XXX: 2a, 4e

Timothy, corn. on appraising confiscated property XXIII: 88

" " debt to colony XXXII: 41a

prsmlum for salt manufactured, 1777 XII: 24a

" gunner, service on the sloop Guilford, 1779 XXXI: 98a

" prlv. alloed depreciation of wages, 1780--- XXX: ZLn

" Hartford, bounty XXX: 19b, 85c

Waterbury, bounty before 1780--- XXX: 46ab

" Watertown, supplies, 1780 XXX: 2a, 4

soldier, Waterbury, enlistment & account of blanket,

1777 XI: 433a

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Andrews, William, account of cattle sold army, 1781 XXXV: 87

" order on state tax issued in his favor XXIX: 109b

Simsbury, tax abated for service in 1775 VI: 38a

" corp. service, 1775 IIC: 47b

priv. East Windsor, supplies, 1777- 81 Dg: la, Se

service, 1775 IIC 9c

Simsbury, service, 1780 XVII 31

supplies, 1780 XXX: 2a, 4e

serGt, allowed depreciation of wages, 1780 XXX: 3t

jr. Simsbury, oath of allegiance taken 1781 XXI: 178

priv. account of arms, 1777 XI: 279a

Zenas ( A) Wallingford petition Vlll: 198a

priv. discharged from northern army, Nov. 1775

III: l] 2c

& Murphy, premium for salt manufactured, 1777 XII: 324a

& Otis, receipts for articles to be delivered to Joseph Trum-bull

at Lebanon, Dec. 1777 IX: 195,198

Andris, see Andrews.

Andros,

Androse, tt

Androus,

Andrews,

Andrus,

Andruss,

Anesworth, see Ainsworth.

Anew, see Annev.

Aney, Ithamar, priv. Nillingly, service, 1780 XVII: 68

Angar, see Anger.

Angel, AnGell.

Angell, Angel, AnGle.

Capt. New London, recommended as an officer for the Defence,

Feb. 1777 IX: 94b

Lieu%. charge of prosecution of thieves of public sto,’ es

IX: 107b

of the Defence IX: 275a

conveyance of letter to Gov. Trumbull

IX: 213

" 4r. conveyance of letter concerning rigging of the Defence,

Dec. 1777 IX: 332

Israel (?) col. reg’t mentioned XXXVI: I30

J. ( A) col. Providence, indorsement of Voluntown tavern peti-tion,

1778 XIII: 143d

James, bark Lydia account IX: 228ab, 2ZO

( A) New London, indorsement of Voluntown tavern petition,

1778 XIII: I@ 3c

petition, 1782 XXII 337c

tax abated for loss in British raid, 1784

XXVII 331b

Oliver Cromwell account IX: 158a, 163,167c

ship Defence account, 1778- 79 XXXI: 41a, 45bc

Angel s tavern V: 00

Anger, Angar.

GeorGe, }:! iddletown, tax list VI: 4a, Sa

" priv. allowed depreciation of wages, 1780 XXX: 3h

Conn. line, 1781- 82 XXJ[: 7a

Middletown, supplies, 1777- 81

XXX: la, 2a, 4c,. 5f, 8a, 99d

service, 1781 XXV: 21, XAXII: 59a

wages overdrawn, 1780 XVI1: 79a

Angevine, Angivine, Anjavine, Anjevine.

Anthony, Danbury land XXXIV: 2.5 330bd

loss in raid, Apr. 1777 VIII 380

Lewis, priv. alloed depreciation of wakes, 1780

XVI1: 58c, XXX: 3p

Conn. line, 1781- 82 XXX: 7a

Stratford, bounty XXX: 126b

Anivine, see Anevine.

Angle, Angell.

Anuish, Jacob, prisoner of war from Westmore land, 1778 XIII: 225

Anibell, see Annable.

Anjavine, Angevine.

Anjevine,

Anna ( schooner)

Captured by the Defence & taken into Boston,. r- Apr. 1777 IX: 99

Report on the disposal of her cargo, May. 19,1777 IX: lOTa

Account of sale by sheriff, Boston, June 3,1777 IX: 22.5

Samuel Eliot’s account of cargo, Dec. 1777 IX: 226

Account of articles charged to the Defence IX: 24a, 2ZSb

Account of cargo, Aug. 1777 IX: 24Ob, 241a

Annabal, see Annable.

Annabale,

Annabel, "

Annabell,

Annabella ( brigantine)

Proceeds credited to the Defence by John Bradford, 1777 IX: 2S2

Samuel Eliot’s letter askin John Bradford for an exact account of

the cargo of the Annabella, Jan.. 9,1778 IX: 2SS

Annabil, see Annable.

Annable, Anabel , Anibell, AnnabaI, Annabale, Annabel , Annabel I, Annabil.

Anthony, Fairfield, loss in British raid, July 1779

XV: 280f, 281a, XIX: 73a

tax abated for loss in British raid, 1780

XIi: 72a, 74a

Cornelius, East Haddam, petition for liberty to transport, by

water, grain bought at Middletovm for Humphry

Lyon of East Haddam & Timothy Green of New

London. Passed lower house, 0ct. 1780

XIX: 424,425

David, Fairfield, loss in British raid, July 1779

XV: 20i, 251a, XIX: 7a

tax abated for loss in British raid, 1780

XIX: 7a, 74a

service in 1778 VI: 42

priv. Fairfield, Lexington alarm, 177 IIB: Sa

service, 177D III: 95a, SSa

Job, deserter from the Oliver Cronmvell IX: 154

Annew, Anew.

Andrew, priv. allowed depreciation of wages, 1780 XAX: a

Groton, bounty & supplies, 1777- 81

XXX: la, 2a, 4b,. Sb, 17b, 79b

David, service, l? 81 XXV: SlTa

Annis, [ r. ship Defence account IX: E4f

Charles, ship Defence account IX: 24d

Anno, John, brig Defence account, 177S IX: a

( A) New Haven petition for military co. I: 192b

Anor, Edward ( A) miner, r. eceipt for wages, 1777 XII: 47

Answitz, Apolles, priv. allowed depreciation of waEes, 1780 YO[ X: 3f

( Appoles) priv. Conn. line, 1781- 82 XXX: Ta

Answorth, Ahial, priv. Woodstock, service, 1779 XVI: 3b

Alven, 1780 XVII 17

Anthony, Antoney, Antony.

Oliver Cromwell account, 1778 XXXI: 36b

ship Defence account IX: 246cdC, XXXI: 41a

" Jack, priv. allowed depreciation of wages, 1780 XXX: 3f

() " power of attorney for . com. on soldiers’ land, 1780

XXV: 30b

James, Wethersfield, service, 1780 XVI: 6a

John, service on schooner Spy, 1777 IX: 40c

Wallingford, tax abated for service in 1775 VI: SSa

" priv. allowed depreciation of wages, 1780 XXX: 3s

Wallingford, bounty & supplies, 1777- 81

XXX: la, 5a, 50c, 143d

Antizell, Silas, priv. Willington, Lexington alarm, 1775 IIB: 10a

- 45-

Antoney, see Anthony.

Antony,

Apes, Peter, priv. Conn. line, 1781- 82 XXX: 7a

service, 1781 XXV: 20a

Apley, Ezikiel, priv. service, 1775 IIC: 41c

Josiah, T0rring. ton, service, 1780 XVII: 42

Apthorp, Charles Ward, N. Y. confiscated estate.

Land at Plainfield in process of sale to Eb-enezer

Harris. Petibion of latter asking for

liberty to complete purchase, neg. 0ct. 1779

XlV: 388

James Hillhouse appointed adm. Jan. 1782. Report

of mortgages due the estate & resolve mpow-ering

Hillhouse to adjust accounts with per-sons

owing same,, y 1782 XXIII 377- 379

Petition of Reuben & Benjamin Scofield con-cerning

paying mortgage held by his estate.

Gr. Oct. 1782 XXII1: 401,402

Mortgage against Waterbury land oned by Dan-iel

Brown now in hands of the state. Petition

by Brown & Benjamin Hine for settlement of

Hine’s claim on state through transfer of the

land to Hine, Jan, 1783 XXIV: 189,191

On petition relating to debts of Benjamin An-derson

estate, adm. of Apthorp estate directed

to pay with avails of that estate,}, y 1783

XXIV: 319,320

Petition by William Baldwin, Branford, as heir

of Richard Baldwin, showing latter ewed money

on a mortgage to Apthorp. He asks liberty to

pay same in state securities. Gr. provided se-curities

amount to value of land as appraised

by corn. named i resolve, May 1783 XXIV: 368,36

Petition by Samuel 01msted, 2d. Ridgefield,

showing he mortgaged land to Apthorp who

brought action Jan. J776. 01msted offered pay-ment

at that time to attorney who refused ac-ceptance.

James Hillhouse, adm. on the estate,

now sues petitioner. He asks liberty to pay

in state securities payable in coin. Con. 0ct.

1783 XXVI: 205- 207

Petition by Jonathan Hollister, Glastonbury,

showing he mortgaged land to Apthorp for

which he offered payment & was refused ac-ceptance.

",% en estate was confiscated he ap-plied

to adm. to accept payment & was refused.

He asksliberty to pay in state securities.

Con. Oct. 1783 XXVI: 208

Petition by Jonathan Wareing, jr. Stamford,

showing he mortgaged land to Apthorp. In 1776

he offered payment o attorney & was refused.

Petitioner asks liberty to pay in state se-curities.

Gr. Jan. 1783 XXVI: 2- 261

Petition by Samuel Hair, jr. Stam