Civil officers second series 1673-1820 : twenty-four volumes and index : index.

              CONNECTICUT ARCHIVES

CIVIL OFFICERS

SECOND SERIES 1673- 1820

TWENTY- FOUR VOLUMES AND INDEX

INDEX

Volume i

Hartford

Connecticut State Library

1958

NOTE

mong the Connecticut Archives are files of the General Assembly up to

1820. About 1845 Sylvester Judd, author of the Histy of Hadley, Massachu-setts,

selected and arranged documents from these files up to the year 1790

in one hundred and twenty- two volumes. The documents from 1790 through 1820

were transferred from the office of the Secretary of State when the new State

Library and Supreme Court building was occupied.

It is principally from the last- mentioned documents that the material for

Civil Officers, Second Series, was taken, with the addition of a few documents

of the earlier period omitted by Mr. Judd from the First Series. The dates in

the Second Series range from 167 to May 1820, the earliesdocument being a

court order concerning a letter from the governor and assistants to the gover-nor

and council of Massachusetts, dated November 26, 167. There are 8699 docu-ments

in the Second Series of Civil Officers which have been arraned in twenty-four

volumes as follows: Volume I: Legislative Department, Part I, General

Assembly, 1747- 1790; Volume 2: Legislative Department, Part If, General Assem-bly,

1791- 1808; Vo_ lume 3: Legislative Department, Part III, General Assembly,

1809- 1820; State- Houses; Volume__ 4: Legislative Department, Part IV, Compilation

of Laws, Statutes, etc.; Volume_ 5: Executive Department, Part I, Executive Of-ficers

and Assistants, 177- 1790; Volume__.____ 6: Executive Department, Part II, Exe-cutive

Officers and Assistants, 1791- 1809; Volume______: Executive Department,

Part Ill, Executive Officers and Assistants, 1810- 1820; Volume_ 8: Judicial De-partment,

Part I, Supreme Court of Errors, Superior Courts; Volume 9: Judicial

Department, Part II, Courts: County Courts, Courts of Common Pleas; Probate

Courts and Districts; Vqlume i0: Judicial Department, Part III, Court Miscellany;

Jurors; Judges and Justices,- 1747- I?$ 9; Vo. lume I_ i: Judicial Department, Part IV,

Judges and Justices, 1760- 1778; Volume 12: Judicial Department, Part V, Judges

and Justices, 1779- 1788; Vo. l. ume 13: Judicial Department, Part VI, Judges and Jus-tices,

1789- I? 95; Volu. m. e. 14; Judicial Department, Part VII, Judges and Jstices,

1796- 1802; Vo! ume I5: Judicial Department, Part VIII, Judges and Justices,

1809; Volume I_: Judicial Department, Part IX, Judges and Justices, 1810- 1815;

Volume I7:’ Judicial Department, Part X, Judges and Justices, 1816- 1820; Volume 18:

Connecticut Constitution; Volume 19: Citizenship, Part I, Freemen; Aliens; Public

Acts; Individuals: Adams- McKe; Volume 20: Citizenship, Part If, Aliens: Individuals:

McNutt- Woolsey; Restoration of Forfeited Rights; Vlume 21: 0hired States Government:

Part I, Congress; Presidential Electors; Volume 2: nited StatesGernment, Part If,

Constitutional Amendments; Public Documents; Separate States: Laws, Otatutes, etc.;

Volume 23: Miscellaneous Civil Officers, Part I, Appointments, 1722- 1815; Volume 24:

Miscellaeous Civil Officers, Part If, Appointments, 1816- 1820; Miscellaneous Material.

The table of contents not only furnishes a convenient calendar of legislation

on Civil Officers for the period covered, but gives a digest of the subject matter.

The work on the arrangement of the manuscripts for these volumes and on the

Index was done by Jessie A. Parsons.

Connecticut State Library

Hartford, Connecticut

September 1958

Robert C. Sale

State Librarian

Abbreviations

( A)

ass’t.

capt.

ool.

com.

con.

d

gen.

gOV.

gr.

Jr.

- s- d

maj.

maJ. - gen.

neg.

s

secy

sess.

treas.

autograph

assistant

captain

colonel

committee

continued

pence ( Eng. money)

general

governor

granted

junior

pounds, shillings, pence ( English money)

mark

maj or

major- general

negatived

shillings ( English money)

secretary

session

senior

treasurer

INDEX

Abbe, Abbee, Abbey, Abby, Abee.

Nathan, name on docket, 1772- 75 l: 98b, 101b, 102c

" Shubael, ass’t, nomination, 1802- 05 Vl: 16Oa, l? Sa , " com. on U. S. representatives, 1800 XXI: SZa . , sheriff, representation, 1791 XIII: 25b . " Windham representative, 1781- 82,1794- 95

I: I42c, 149i, ISIf, II: 49L, 5? L, 59L

" Simeon, name on docket, 1798- g9 II: 85a, 87b, 90a

" Thomas, " " 1796 II:? b,? Sb

" Thomas, jr. name on docket, 179?- 98 II:? 6c, 8a, 8? a

Abbee, see Abbe.

Abbey, see Ahbe.

Abbot, see Abbott.

Abbott, Abbot.

" Abiel, name on docket, 180 II= llLc

" Daniel ( A) New London county court petition, 1809 VIII: 140c

" Elijah T. name on docket, 1800- O II: lOOb, lOTb

" James, name on docket, 1787 I: 184a

Joseph, Pomfret representative, 17? 9,1? 81 I: 120d, 142c

" Joseph, jr. Tolland county surveyor, appointment, 1787 XXIII: IOa

" Lemuel, Ridgefield representative, 1761- 6 l: 44a, 4Sb, 48b

Abby, see Abbe.

Abee, see Abbe.

Abel, Abell.

Alvan ( A) Franklin, remonstrance, 1816 III: 49c

Andrew( A) New London county court, petltlon, 1809 VIII: 140d

Charle ( A) New London county court, petition, 1809 VIII: 140c

, . Windham county ustice, appointment, 1819- 20

XVII: 240b, 557a

Cherub ( A) Franklln, remonstrance, 1816 III49d

" Elijah, auditor, appointment, 1777 XXIII: I27a . . com. on counting votes, 177?- 90 V: lga, 260a, 284a . . com. on debentures, 178? 1: 186

, ( A) corn. on delegates to Congress, l? 8 V: lS? a . corn. on judges & justices, 1790 XIII: SIb, S? d . corn. on nomlnations, 1782 V: 184b

" ( A) 1785 V: 187a . ,’ com. au U. S. representatives, 1790 XXI: 4a . . Fairfield county ag@ ntl- 791 IX: 64a . . Fairfield county agent, petition, 1791 IX: 6a, 65a

" " ( A) " 1791 IX: 65b

" " Fairfield county lottery agent, 1791 IX: 65a . . Fairfield representative, 1782 I: 149h, 151e . . name on docket, 1787- 94 I: 184bc, II: 52c, SOb . . sheriff, representation, 1791 XXIII: 255b

" Elisha I. New London county justice, appointment, 1816- 17

XVII: 18b, 62b . " ( A) Preston, paper, 181 XVI: lLd

" Ira ( A) Franklin, remonstrance, 1816 III: 49c . " New London county justice, appointment, 1818- 20

XVII: 144a, 226a, S27a

" Jesse ( A) New London county court, petition, 1809 VIII: 140c

" Joshua, name on docket, 1768 I: 70c

" Martin ( A) Franklin, remonstrance, 1816 III: 49c

" Samuel ( A) New London county court, petition, 1809 VIII: 140c

Simeon ( A) " " " . " 1809 VIII: 140d

" Simeon, jr. ( A) New London county court, petition; 1809 VIII: 140d

" Theophilus ( A) " " " . " 1809 VIII: 140d

" Thomas ( A) Franklin, remonstrance, 1816 III: 49c

" Vaniah ( A) " " 1816 III: 49c

Abell, see Abel.

Abernathy, see Abernethy.

Abernethy, Abernathy. , Andrew, Litchfield county justlce, appointment, 1819- 20

XVll: Z44b, 558a

" Russel C. com. on counting votes, 1816 VII: 157b

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Abernethy, Russel C. Litchfield county justice, appointment, 1815- 20

XVl: 200b, 2SSb, 304b, XVll: 29a, 71c, iS4c, 244c, 558b

" " ( A) Torrington presiding officer, 1818 ---- XVIll: 142ab

" William C. com. on nominations, 1817 Vll: 169a

Accounts, see A_ utant general. Accounts; Att___ orneys. Accounts; Co_ trol-ler.

Accounts; Co__ nstables. Accounts; Duty gov-ernor.

Accounts; De_ ty sheriff. Accounts;

Do__ orkeepers. Accounts; El__ ections. Accounts; Ge__ n-eral

Assembly. Accounts; Go__ xvernor. Accounts;

Go__ yvernor’s gards. Accounts; Pr_ EAnters. Accounts;

Sec___ retary. Accounts; Tr_ easurer. Accounts; Unit-ed

States. Accounts.

Ackley, Benjamin, Kent representative, 1780 l: 150d, iS6d

" Ephraim, name on docket, 1799 II: 95b, 96b

" Hannah Ayer, name on docket, 1799 II: 95b, 96b

" John ( A) Hartford county petition, 1789 XIII: 4b

Adam, see Adams.

Adams, Adam, Addams.

" Andrew, ass’t, election, 1781- 89 V: 174a, 182a, 19Ob, 19S, 205bc

205a, 217bc, 218,250b, 255a, 247a, 260bc, 261a, 275a

ass’t, nomination, 1779- 88 V: iS4a, 166a, 180a

187a, 199a, 210a, 25a, 245a, 255a, 268a

" " ass’t, prssent at Assembly, 1781- 89 V: 175a, 177a, 188a

191a, 20Sa, 217a, 250a, 256a, 260a, 266a, 70a

" chief judge of Superior court, appointment, 179- 97

XIII: iSaa, 159a, 186a, 218a, XIV: la, 27a

" " ( A) chief judge of Superior court, petibion in behalf of the

other judges showing that the cost of living has

outdistanced the compensation paid to the judges

& that the business in said court is of such

magnitude as to exclude them from engaging in

any outside occupation & praying for relief.

Read & transmitted to Governor & Council. Pe-tition

renewed. Resolve increasing salary of the

chief judge of he Superior court $ 125 & of the

assistant judges $ iii in addition to their re-spective

salaries for the last half year begin-ning

May 1795, May 1794- 0ct. 1796 X: 152- I5

" ( A) com. on cases in equity, 1782 IX: 7a

" " com. on counting votes, 1777- 89

V: 159a, 202a, OSa, 216a, 217a, 229a, 250a, 246a, 272a

" com. on delegates to Congress, 1788 V: 260b

" " com. on judges & justices, 1777- 88 XI: 258a

XII: 54a, 75b, lllb, 120a, 160b, 217c, 26c, 58b

" " com. on nominations, 1776- 1818 V: 155a, 179a, VII: 188a

" " ( A) " " " 1776- 1818 V: 156a, 180a

" " com. on private petitions, 178 l: IS2a

" " com. on probate courts & dlstricts, 1786 IX: 194a

" " com. on Superior court, 1788 VIII: 158b

s , delegate to Congress, election, 1780- 85 V: iS8b, 187a

" " executors, mentloned on docket, 1798 II: 85b

" " judge of Superior courtappointment, 1789- 9

III: 6a, 47a, 48a, 90a, l19a, iSTa

" " Litchfield county court of common pleas judge, appoint-ment,

neg. 1788 XII: iSSa, 154a

" " Litchfleld county justiceappontment, 1772- 75

XI: 177a, 198a, 14a, 28,52a, 275aE88a, XII14b, 5c

" " Litchfield judge of probate during absence of Oliver

Wolcott, 1776- 78,1780- 81

XI: 257a, 62a, 78a, 28aXII: 40a, S7a

" " Litchfield representative, 1779- 80 I: i0e, 150c, 156c

" " name on docket, 1791 II2Oa

" " speaker lower house, 1779- 80 I: 120,156

" Andrew cir. 3 ext. of last will of Andrew Adams, petition, 1798

VIII: 88a

" Benjamin ( A) Wethersfield, petition, 1795 XIII: I67

" Cornelius ( A) Canterbury, petition, l18 XVIII: 25a

" Dad, name on docket, 1786 ( scratched) -- I: 179b

Adams, David ( A) Pomfret, Woodstock, Thompson & Ashford agent, petition, 1786

VIII: 167a

Edward, Killingly representatlve, 17? 2 I: 97c

Eli ( A) New Londoo county court petition, 1809 VIII: 140c

" Ellashlb, Canterbury represents. tive, 1775- 74,1782 I: i07c, iiic, 149i ,, Windham county justice, appolntment, 1774- 96 XI: 216a, 227b

249a, 274a, 87a, XII: 12a, SSa, S2a,? 6a, 95a, l16a, 141a,

182a, 16ab, 4Sa, 46ab, 247a, 248, XIII: 29a, 77a, llla,

l12s, 146a, 17Sa, 207a, 258a, XIV: 18s

Windham county justice, mentioned, 180S XX: 159s, 160a

Elijah, exr. of last will of Andrew Adam, petition, 1798 III: 88

Ellsha, Windham county justice, appointment, 1820 ( name scratched)

XVII: 557a

Ezra, Hartford county justice, appolntment, 177- 1820 IV: 56a, 69a, lOTb

139a, 166a, 209a, XV: gb, 47a, lOa, 145a, 276a, XVI: iSa,

65a, lia, 179a, 255a, 281a, XVll: lSs, S2a, lTa, 211a,

509a, 510a

" John, Canaan representative, 1795 II= 59n

" ( A) Canterbury agent, petition, 1795 III: lTOb

" com. on nominations, 1805 VI: O6a

Litchfleld county justice, appointment, 180- 04

IV: 25b, XV: Z7a, 65a

" Joseph ( A) Killingly, indorsement of petitlon, 18O Xx: Igc

notice of specil session of Assembly, 1754 l: 5a

,, Windham county justice, appointment, 1802- 20 XIV: Ta

XV: 24a, 61s, llSa, 160a, 20Sa, 241a, 89a, XVI: 2a, 81a,

157a, 197a, 25ia, 50ia, XVII: 6a, 68a, iSla, 40a, 27a

" Joseph B. ( A) Canterbury petition, 1818 XVIII: 2Sa

" Joshua, jr. Fairfield county justice, appointment, 1819- 20

XVII: 4b, SIb

Lemuel, expense account for chair for Hartford state house, 1796

III: lSla

Fhinehas ( A) ew London county court petltion, 1809 VIII: 140d

Pygan, com. on amemdment of laws, 1764 IV: Sd

corn. on counting votes, 17S9 V: 21a

" name on socket, 1771 I: 89b, 95cf

New London county justice, appointment, 17SS- 7 X: 184a, 19Sa,

207a, Oa, 25Sa, 49s, XI: Ta, 17a, 27a, 59a, 65a, 84a,

99ab, llSa, l4a, iSSa, 172a, 192a

New London representative, 1755,1759- 60,176- 6S

. I: 6a, Ta, 6a, 41a, Sla, S2a, S4a, S6a New London representative, did not attend, ar. 1764 l: SSa

Richard, name on docket, 1791 II: lga

Norwlch, petition showing that he is a foreigner & has set-tled

in said town with hi family where he has

made a contract for purchase of a house & land

with a view to making a permanent residence in

Norwich & praying for liberty to purchase & hold

real estate in- this state. Resolve granting pe-tition,

ay 1811 XIX: SI, 52

" Rufus ( A) Canterbury, indorsement of petltion, 1818 XX: IIc . ( A) Canterbury moderator, 1818 XIII: 4ab . clerk lower hous, lSl6 XXII: II6 . ( A) clerk lower house, f816 III: 47- 49,52,54- 6,186- 188,

IV: II4, VII: I40- 145, VIII: 40, IX: I68, XVII: 2,5,5,8,9,

II- 16,18- 21,25,25- 27,29- 52,54, XIX: I, XXI: II- 15,

. XXII: IIS, IIS, IIg, 154- 156, XXIV: 58- 40 " com. on counting votes, 1806 VI: iSa

com. on expense account, lSl5 IIl: ga

" " ( A) 1815 III: lOa

" com. on judges & justices, 1812 XVI: I5Tb

" com. on sheriff laws, l16 XXIV: 45a

, ." com. on U. S. representativs,! SlO- 16 TXI: llSa, 154a Plainfield judge of probate, appointment, 181- 18

. XVI: 157a, 176a, Z3a, 276a, XVII: lla, SOa, lOSa " indham county justice, appointment, 1806- 18 I: 160a, 205a,

241a, 289a, XVI: 52a, 81a, 156a, 196a, 2SOa, 300a, 50ia,

, ,, XVII: 26a, 68a, ISla Windham county justice, appointment, 181 ( name scratched)

XVI: ISTa

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Adams, Samuel, Fairfield county justice, appointment, 1755- 8 X: 185a, 197a,

208a, 221a, 256a, 250a, XI: Sa, 18a, 28a, 40a, 66a, SSa, lOOa,

l16a, lSa, iS4a, 175a, 194a, 212a, 225a, 248a, 27a, 86a,

XII: lOa, SOa, Sla, TSa

Stratford representative, 1756,1759,1761,1770

I: 25c, 27ab, 56a, 44b, 80b

1757 ( name scratched) I: 25b

Samuel F. com. on counting votes, 1816 VIl: iS? b

Squire, Fairfield county justice, appointment, iS09- 17 XV: 2865

XVI: 29b, 76b, 155b, 194b, 65a, 298a, XVII: 2b, SSa

" Fairfield county justice, appointment neg. 1814 XVI: 84ab

Thomas, Canterbury representative, 1780 I: 150c, 156c

" Timothy, name on docket, 1755 I: ll

Titus ( A) Canterbury petition, 1818 XVIII: a

" William ( A) Canterbury petition, 1818 XIII: Sa

com. on Hartford state house, 1788 III: ll

" ( A) Hartford county petltion, 1791 IX: SSb

Hartford state house petition, 1790 III: llgb

nsme on docket, 1775- 91 I: 102d, 198b, 202a, II: Sa, 5a, 16, Sa

New London county justice, appointment, 1809- 20 XV: 28a,

XVI: 25a, 74a, 128a, 191a, 44a, 290a, XVII: lSa, 62a, 144b,

26b, 527b

notice of special session of Assembly, 1754 l: 5a

( A) Simsbury remonstrance, 1806 II: 152b

Addams, see Adams.

Addresses.

Address of the Assembly on state rights or interference of the O.. gov-ernment

with the commerce of the several states

with foreign countries & a denunciation of the

embargo, Feb. 1809 XXII: I66

Adgate, Thomas ( A) New London county court petltion, 1809 VIII: 140c

Adjutant general.

Resolve directing the comptroller to deliver one copy of the last edi-tion

of the statutes of this stste to the lieu-tenant

governor & adjutant general of the militia

of this tate, gay 1809 IV: f02

Adjutant general. Accounts.

Expense account of Adj- gen. Huntington with the state.

Differing votes. Referred to comptroller, ay 1795

XXIII: 248

Admiralty jurisdiction.

Act empowering the Superior court to try & determine piracies, felonles &

robberies committed on the high seas, allowing

trial in any county where the offenders may happen

to be taken & apprehended & authorizing the Supe-rior

court to try same in the same manner as in

case of felonies committed on land. Passed, with

alteration, Oct. 1779 VIII: 54

Affidavits, see Evi____ dence.

Affirmations.

Act relating to oaths, permitting Quakers to make affirmation, ay 1819

XXIV: IS, I34

Agard, Benjamin ( A) Stafford remonstrance, 1802 II: 108b

Age limit, see Te__ nure of office. Age limit.

Aggett, Thomas, name on docket, 1804 II: 121c

" ( A) New Haven, petition showing that he is a foreigner & that

he moved to Conn. with view to pursuing his occupa-tion

as a gardener & that he has a family in New

Haven & has contracted for purchase of a piece of

ground for cultivation & prayln for liberty to

purchase & hold lands in this state. Resolve

granting petition, ay 1804 XIX: 88,34

Ainsorth, Nathaniel, name on docket, 1773 I: Olb, 102be

Akens, Henry, name on docket, 1788 I: lgOb

Albrecht, George Frederick, New Haven, petitlon with Lewis Frederick Albrecht

of said town showing that they are natives of Ger-many

& wish to settle in New Haven & praying for

liberty to purchase & hold real estate in this

state. Resolve authorizing petitioners to purchase

& hold rea+/- tate in Conn. ln the same manner as if

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they were native citizens thereof, ay 1812

XIX; 55, S6

Albrecht, Lewis Frederick, New Haven, petition with George Frederick Al-brecht

of said town showing that they are natives

of Germany & wish to settle in ew Haven & pray-ing

for liberty to purchase & hold real estate in

this state. Resolve authorizing petitioners to

purchase & hold real state in Conn. in the same

manner an if they were native citizens thereof,

may 1812 XIX: 55,56

Alcot, see Olcott.

Alcox, Medad, Plymouth petition, 1818 XVIII: llOab

Alden, Aldin.

uaniel, Hartford county justice, appointment, 1755- 58,1767- 84 X: 182b,

192a, 204a, 217a, XI: 8+/- a, 97a, llla, 151a, 147a, 168a,

189b, OSa, 220a, 241a, 65a, XII: Sb, 24a, 46a, 68a, 88a,

107a, lOa, lOga

Stafford representative, 1758,176+/-, 1768,1771

I: 55b, 44b, 67a, 69a, 88a

Daniel, jr. Hartford county justice, appointment, 1766 XI: 61a

Stafford representative, dld not attend, gar. 1760, Oct.

1765 I: 41b, S8c

" 2arius ( A) Stafford remonstrance, iS02 II: 108b

llab, Stafford representative, election, 1802 - II: 108a, lOgllOa

Stafford representative, remonstrance against his election,

1802 II: 08- 110

Tolland county justice, appointment, 1802- 12 XI: 242a, XV: 52a,

75a, 124a169a, 215a, 251a, 299a, XVI; Sga, 91a, 154a

Elisha, com. on judges & justices, 1807 XV: 215b

" Joseph, Tolland county justice, appointment neg. 1801 XIV: I88a

, Samuel ( A) Stafford remonstrance, 1802 II: 108b

Aldermen.

Act giving additional powers to the city courts of the respective cities

of this state, stating that in absence of the mayor

& the two aldermen who act as judges in the city

courts the other aldermen may act as judges as-sisted

by two justices of the county in which the

city may be & granting the city courts cognizance

of any suit or action which may be commenced by

the president, directors & company of any bank, KOct

1801s IX: 144

Aldin, see Alden.

Aldrich, Spraue ( A) Pomfret, petition, 1818 XVIII: II2a

, Zaccheus ( A) 1818 XVIII: IL2a

Alexander, James, con,. on counting vote, lSl6 VII: 157b . indham county justice, appointment, 1800- 20 XIV: ISOa,

177b, 27a, XV; 24a, 61a, llSa, 160a, 205a, 41b, 289a,

XVI: 5b, 81a, 157a, 197a, Slb, 50iab, XVII: 26b, 68b, 151b,

. . 240b, SSTa ( A) clerk lower house, Tenn. i13 XXII: 98a

illiam ( A) sec’y, Tenn. i17 XXII: I27c

Alien & sedition acts.

Report of com. on resolutions of Ky. & Va. hesolves refusing to concur

in resolutions pased in Ky. & a. which are in

opposition to the alien & sedition acts, ay

1799 XXII: I6- I64

Aliens.

Adams, Richard, orwich, petition showing that he is a foreigner & has

settled in aforesaid town with his family where he

has made a contract for purchase of a house &

land with view to making a permanent residence &

praying for liberty to purchase & hold land in

Conn. Reolve granting petition, ay 1811

XIX: SI, 52

Aggett, Thomas, Mew Haven, petitlon saowlng that he is a foreigner & has

moved to Conn. with view to pursuing his occupa-tion

as a gardener & that he has a family in New

Haven & has contracted for urchase of a piece of

ground for cultivation & praying for liberty to

purchase & hold lands in this state.- Eesolve

granting petltion, a 1804 XIX: 55,54

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Aliens. ( con.)

Albrecht, George Frederick, Eew Haven, petition with Lewis Frederick Al-brecht

of said town showing that they are natives

of Germany & wish to settle in New Haven & praying

for liberty to purchase & hold real estate in this

state. Resolve authorizing petitioners to purchase

& hold real estate in Conn. in the same manner as

if they were native citizens thereof, ay 18i2

XlX: S, 6

Albrecht, Lewis Frederick, New Haven, petition with George Frederick Al-brecht

of said town showing that they are natives

of Germany & wish to settle in New Haven & praying

for liberty to purchase & hold real estate in this

state. Resolve authorizing petitioners to purchase

& hold real estate in Conn. in the same manner as

if they were native citizens thereof, May 1812

XIX: 55,56

Aquart, John Merle, Hartford, formerly of the West Indies, petition by his

attorney showing that he purchased a tract of land

in Hartford of Robert Johnson Collins & has since

found that he is forbidden as an alien to purchase

land in Conn. & praying that his purchase may be

established as good & valid. Resolve granting pe-tition

in the same manner as if petitioner were a

native citizen, ay 1798 XIX: 37,58

Bakewell, William, New Haven, petition with others & with indorsement by

inhabitants, showing that petitioners are foreign-ers

& that they have expended large sums of money

in building an extensive brewery in New Haven &

praying for liberty to purchase & hold lands in

this state. Resolve granting petition, May 1799

XlX: 9- 41

" William Luckcock, New Haven, petition with others & with in-dorsement

by inhabitants, showing that petitioners

are foreigners & that they have expended large

sums of money in building an extensive brewery in

New Haven & praying for liberty to purchase & hold

lands in this state. Reolve granting petition,

ay 1799 XIX: 9- 41

Barioni, Joseph, Lyme, petition showing that he was born in Spain & pray-ing

for liberty to purchase & hold real estate in

Conn. Resolve granting petition in the same manner

as if petitioner were a native citizen, Apr. May

1819 XIX: 42,45

Barnes, Daniel, New Haven. Petition of Simeon Baldwin of said town,

adm. on insolvent estate of Daniel Barns, late of New

Haven, deceased, & a native of St. Croix, showing

that the deceased, while a foreigner, had purchased

land in New Haven & praying that this conveyance of

land may be made valid. Special grant validating

this purchase of land. Resolve in accordance with

the special grant. Passed, with alteration, Sept. Oct.

1804 XIX: 44,4

Basdea, Benjamin W. Middletown, petltion by his attorney showing that he

is a native of Bermuda & praying for liberty to

purchase & hold lands in Conn. Resolve granting pe-tition

in the same manner as if petitioner were a

native citlzen, May 1819 XIX: 48,47

Blatchford, Samuel, Fairfield, petltion showing that he is a native of

Great Britain & is settled as a minister in parish

of Stratfleld & praying for liberty to purchase &

hold real estate in Conn. Resolve granting peti-tion,

May 1798 XIX: 48

Boardman, William, Middletown, petition with indorsement by inhabitants

showing that he is a native of Haiti & praying for

liberty to purchase & hold real estate in this

state. Resolve granting petition in the same manner

as if petitioner were a native citizen, Apr. May

1810 XIX: 49- S1

Boldero, Edmund, Berlin, petition with indorsement by inhabitants showing

that he is a foreigner & wishe to make a permanent

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settlement in Conn. & praying for liberty to

purchase lands in thi state. Resolve granting

petition in the same manner as if petitioner

were a native cltizen, Lay 1807 XIX: S2- 54

Aliens. ( con.)

Bonjes, Ian, Hartford, petition showing that he is a native of Germany &

praying for liberty to purchase real estate in

Conn. Resolve grantinE petition in the same man-ner

8s if petitioner were a native citizen, Oct.

1811 XIX: S5,56

Brandin, Pierre E. Cheshire, petition showing that he is a @ oreigner &

praying for liberty to hold real estate in Conn.

Resolve, wlth copy, granting petition in the same

manner as if petitioner were a native citizen,

May 1804 XIX: ST- 59

Bromley, Joseph, New Haven, petition showing that he is an alien &

praying for liberty to purchase & hold real es-tate.

Resolve granting petition in the same man-ner

as if petitioner were a native citizen, Oct.

1804 XIX: 80,61

Brown, Michael, MiddAetown, petition with indorsement by inhabitants,

showing that he is a foreigner & praying for lib-erty

to purchase lanas in this state. Hesolve

granting petition, Oct. 180 XIX: 62,6S

William, New Haven, petition showing that he is an alien & that

he purchased a tract of land & a house in New

Haven & praying for confirmation of title. Re-solve

confirming aforesaid purchase of real es-tate

in the same manner as if petitioner were a

native citizen, Oct. 1801 XIX: 64,65

Bruce, Barwick, petition showing that he is a physician from Island of

Barbados & is now living in Hartford county &

praying for liberty to purchase a tract of land

in Wethersfield. Resolve granting petition in the

same manner as if petitioner were a native citi-zen,

Oct. 1809 XIY: 66,67

Bryan, John, Middletown, petition showing that he is a native of

land of St. Christopher & praying for the right

to purchase & holdlands in this state. Resolve

granting petition in the same manner as if peti-tioner

were a native citizen, May 181 XIX: 68,69

Bush, William, Milford, petition with indorsement by inhabitants, showing

that he is a foreigner & praying for liberty to

purchase & hold real estate in Conn. Resolve

granting petition in the same manner as if peti-tioner

were a native citizen, Oct. 181 XIX: 70,71

Carhart, Hecallah, Greenwich, petition showing that he was a British

subject & praying for liberty to hold lands in

Conn. already purchased. Resolve granting liberty

to petitioner to hold lans which he has pur-chased

in the same manner as if he were a native

citizen, ay 1805 XIX: 72,7

Cart, Patrick O. Washington, petition with insorsement by inhabitants,

showing that he is a native of Ireland & a

brickmaker by trade & praying for liberty to pur-chase

& hold real estate in Conn. Resolve rant-ing

petition in the same manner as if petitioner

were a native citizen, Mar- May 180S XIX: 74,75

" Thomas, Norwalk, petition showing that he is a foreigner in busi-ness

as a clothier & has already purchased a

piece of land & built a house & fulling- mill &

praying for liberty to hold same & to make other

purchase. Resolve granting liberty to petitioner

to purchase & hold land in Corm. Oct. 1801 XIX: 76,77

Carter, Martha, petitlon with Matthew Carter, her husband, showin that

they are foreigners & that said Matthew has con-tracted

for purchase of a valuable establishment

in town of Mi+/- ford, called the Columbian mills,

praying for liberty to purchase & hold same. Re-solve

granting petition in the same manner as if

petitioners were native citizens, May 1818

XIX: 78,79

Aliens. ( con.)

Carter, Martha. Petition of George Chance of N. Y. showing that Samuel

Pinney of N. Y. sold to Matthew & Martha Carter

the grist- mill & appurtenances thereof at Mil-ford,

called the Columbian miils,& that Matthew

& Martha Carter conveyed the same premises to pe-titioner

by a mortgage of $ i$, 000 conditioned for

payment of $ 6,500 on 7th of November 1818, which

bond remains unpaid & that atthew & Martha Car-ter

& petitioner are aliens & praying that afore-said

deeds may be validated. Resolve granting pe-tition

in the same manner as if petitloner & Mat-thew

& iartha Carter were native citizens, ay

180 XIX: 82,8

Matthew, petition with Martha, his wlfe, showing that they are

foreigners & that said | atthew has contracted

for purchase of a aluable establishment in

town of Milford, called the Columbian mills, &

praying for liberty to purchase & hold same.

Resolve granting petition in the same manner as

if petitioners were native citizens, ay 1818

XIX: 78,79

" " petition showing that he has contracted for purchase

of the Columbian mills in Milford for purpose of

manufacturing flour & meal & that father of pe-titioner,

Matthew Carter, st. & Henry Freeland,

both of England, propose to auvance to petitioner

a considerable sum of money, payment for which is

to be secured by mortgage on such real estate as

petitioner may purchase & praying that aforesaid

Matthew Carter, mr. & Henry Freeland may be per-mitted

to receive such mortgages. Resolve grant-ing

petition in the same manner as if atthew

Carter, st. & Henry Freeland were native citizens,

May 1818 XIX: 80,81

" " Petition of George Chance of N. Y. showing that Samuel

Pinney of N. Y. sold to latthew & Martha Carter

the grist- mill & appurtenances thereof at Mil-ford,

called the Columbian mills, & that Matthew

& Martha Carter conveyed the same premises to pe-titioner

by a mortgage of $ i, 000 conditioned

for payment of $ 6,500 on 7th of November 1818,

which bond remains unpaid & that Matthew & Mar-tha

Carter & petitioner are aliens & praying

that aforesaie deeds may be validated. Resolve

granting petition in the same manner as if peti-tioner

& Matthew & Martha Carter were native

cltlzens, May. 18O XIX: 8,8

Matthew, sr. Petition of Matthew Carter showing that he has

contracted for purchase of the Columbian mills

n Milford for purpose of manufacturing flour &

meal & that father of petitioner, Matthew Garter,

st. & Henry Freeland, both of ngland, propose to

advance to petitioner a considerable sum of mon-ey,

payment for which is to be secured by mort-gage

on such rea estate as petitioner may pur-chase

& praying that aforesaid atthew Carter, mr.

& Henry Freeland may be permitted to receive

such mortgages. Resolve granting petition in the

same manner as if atthew Carter, st. & Henry

Freeland were native cltizens, May 1818 XIX: 80,81

hance, George, N. Y. petition showing that Samuel Pinney of N. Y. sold to

Matthew & Martha Carter the grist- mill & appur-tenances

thereof at Milford, called the Columbian

mills & that Matthew & Martha Carter conveyed

the same premises to petitioner by a mortgage of

$ 1,000 conditioned for payment of $ 8,00 on 7th

of November 1818, which bona remains unpaid &

that Matthew & Martha Carter & petitioner are

aliens & praying that aforesaid deeds may be val-

Idated. Resolve granting petition in the same

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Allen,. ( con.)

manner as if petitioner & Matthew & artha

Carter were native cltizens, lay 1820 XIX: SZ, 85

Chaplin, James, New Haven, petition showing that he is a foreigner &

by occupation a carpenter & has contracted for

the purchase of a small piece of land on hich

to build a house & praying for liberty to pur-chase

this lane. Reolve authorizing petitioner

to purchase & hold lands in Conn. in fee simple,

Oct. 1805 XIX: 84,85

Chapman, John W. New Haven, petition with others & with indorsement by

inhabitants showing that petitioners are for-eigners

& that they h. a, e expended large sums of

money in building an extensive brewery n New

Haven & praying for liberty to purchase & hold

lands in Conn. Resolve granting petition, Lay

1799 XIX: 9- 41

Clegg, William, Norwich, petition with indorsement by inhabitants show-ing

that he is a foreigner & has purchased a

house in said tom & praying for liberty to hold

lands in Conn. Resolve granting petltion, not-withstanding

any law to the contrary, Apr. ay

1814 XIX: 86- 88

Compigng, David, New Haven, petition with indorsement by mayor & oth-ers

of Philadelphia, showing that he is a for-eigner

& praying for liberty to purchase & hold

real estate in Conn. Resolve investing petition-er

with the same power to purchase & hold lands

in this state as if he were a native citizen,

June- Oct. 1798 XI: 89- 91

Cox, Richard, Stamford, petltion by his attorney showin that he is a

foreigner & praying for liberty to hold real es-tate

in Conn. Resolve granting petition in the

same manner as if petitioner were a native cit-izen,

ay 1819 XIX: 9., 95

Creny, Louis A. Ellington, petition showing that he i a foreigner &.

has bargained for a farm in Ellington & praying

for liberty to purchase & hold real estate in

Conn. Resolve granting petition in the same man-ner

as if petitioner were a native citlzen, ay

181 XIX: 94,95

Cunningham, Sarah, Derby, petition by her attorney showing that she is

a foreigner & praying for liberty to purchase &

hold real estate in Conn. Resolve granting peti-tion

in the same manner as if petitioner were

native citlzen, ay 180 XIX: 96,97

Daniels, ary, Danbury, petition with indorsement by inhabitants, show-ing

that she is a foreigner & by industry has

acquired a small property & praying for liberty

to hold real estate. Resolve granting petition

in the same manner as if petitioner were a na-tive

citizen, Apr. May 1802 XIX: 98,99

Davey, William, Middletown, petition with others showing that they are

foreigners now residing in Middletown & Hartford

& have purchased lands & erected mills thereon

in Middletown & praying for liberty to hold &

enjoy this real estate. Resolve granting peti-tion

& allowing petiti. oners to purchase further

lands, Oct. 1799 XIX: 154,155 . Willis. m, jr. Hartford, petition with others showlno that they

are foreigners now residing & Hartford & Middle-town

& have purchased lands & erected mills

thereon in the latter town & praying for liber-ty

to hold & enjoy this real estate. Resolve

granting petition & allowing petitioners to

purchase further lands, Oct. 1799 XIX: 14,15

Dawson, John, Huntington, petition showing that he is a foreigner & has

purchased lands in said town & praying for lib-erty

to hold this real estate in his own right.

Resolve authorizing petitioner to purchase &

hold real estate & stating that deeds of con-veyance

which he ha heretofore received shall

be valid. Passed, wlth alteration, ay 1802

XIX: lO0,101

Aliens. ( con.)

Denison, John, Lyme, petition showing that he is a foreigner & has agreed

to purchase a farm in said tovm& praying for lib-erty

to hold real estate. Resolve granting peti-tion

in the same manner as if he were a native

cltlzen, May 1811 XIX: I02,105

Dobson, Peter, Vernon, petitlon showing that he is a foreigner & has

been in said town setting up machinery for pur-pose

of manufacturing cotton & praying for liber-ty

to purchase & hold real estate. Resolve grant-ing

petition in the same manner as if petitioner

were a native citizen, may 1811 XIX: I04,105

Dummett, Thomas Henry, ew Haven, petition showing that he is s foreign-er

& praying for liberty to purchase & hold real

estate in Conn. Resolve granting petition in the

same manner as if petitioner were a native clti-zen,

0ct. 1818 XIX: I06,107

Eddy, Frese, New Haven, petition showing that he is a alien & prsyng

for liberty to hold real property in Conn. Re-solve

granting petition in ths ame manner as if

petitioner were a native citizen, May 1820

XIX: I08,109

Ferguson, John, jr. New Milford, petition with indorsement by inhabi-tants

showing that he is a native of Canada &

praying for liberty to purchase & hold lands in

Conn. Resolve granting petition in the same man-ner

as ifpetitioner were a native citizen, Oct.

1806 XIX: IIO, III

Flynn, James, Ridgefleld, petition showing that he is a foreigner & has

been admitted to citizenship in the U. S. & has

purchased real estate in Ridgefield & has learned

that the Assembly must pass a special resolve in

order that petitioner may hold these lands in fee

& praying for liberty to purchase & hold real es-tate

in Conn. Resolve granting petition & allow-ing

petitioner to transmit lands by descent as ef-fectually

as if he were a native citizen, May 1817

XIX: II2,115

Franklin, Frank, Middletown, petition showing that he is an alien &

praying for liberty to purchase & hold lands in

this stste. Resolve granting petition in the same

manner as if petitioner were a native cltlzen, May

1805 XI: I14,115

James, New Haven, petition showing that he is a foreigner & by

occupation a butcher & praying for liberty to

hold real estate in Conn. Resolve granting peti-tion

in the same manner as if petitioner were a

native cltlzen, Oct. 1811 XIX: ll6,117

" Thomas, East Hartford, petltion showing that he is an alien &

praying for liberty to purchase & hold land in

this state. Resolve granting petition in the same

manner as if petitioner were a native citizen,

0ct. 1812 XIX: II8,119

Frazer, Simon, Woodbury, petition showing that he is a native of Quebec &

praying for liberty to purchase & hold land in

Conn. Resolve granting petition in the same man-ner

ss if petitioner were a native citizen, May

1808 XIX: 120,121

Freeland, Henry. Petition of latthe Carter showing that he has con-tracted

for purchase of the Columbian mills in New

Milford for purpose of manufacturing flour & meal

& that father of petitioner, atthew Carter, sr. &

Henry Freeland, both of Englandpropose to advance

to petitioner a considerable sum of money, the pay-

ment for - hich is to be secured by mortgage on

such real estate as petitioner may purchase &

praying that atthew Carter, st. & Henry Free-land

may be permitted to receive such mortgages.

Resolve granting petition in the same manner as

if said gatthew Carter, sr. & Henry Freeland were

native citizens, ay i18 XIX: 80,81

Aliens. ( con.)

Frith, Hezekiah, petition showing that he is a native of Bermuda & has

a son at Yale college & wishes to remove himself

& family to Conn. & become a citizen of the U..

& purchase real estate in Conn. & praying for

liberty to purchase & hold land in the same man-ner

as if he were a citizen. Resolve granting pe-tition,

Oct. 1805 XIX: I22,125

Giles, John, Trumbull, petition showing that he is a foreigner & has

been employed as a minister in said town & pray-ing

for liberty to purchase & hold real estate.

Resolve granting liberty to petitioner to pur-chase

lands in Conn. May 1801 XIX: I24

Gourgas, John Mark, lilton, Mas. petition showing that he was born at

Geneva, was naturalzed in Great Britain & moved

later to sai Milton & now wishes to reside in

Conn. & praying for liberty to purchase & hold

real estate in the latter state. esolve grant-ing

petition in the same manner as if petition-er

were a native citizen. Passed, with alteration

May 180S XIX: IZ5,126

Greenly, Thomas, ew Canaan, petition with indorsement by inhabitants

showing that he is a foreigner & praying for

liberty to purchase real estate. Resolve granting

petition in the same manner as if petitioner

ere a native citizen, May 1805 XIX: IZ7- 1Z9

Gronauer, John Charles, Hartford, petltion showing that he is a native

of Geneva & now wishes to cultivate a farm in

said Hartford & praying for liberty to purchase

& hold real estate in fee simple. Resolve grant-ing

petition in the same manner as if petitioner

were a native citizen, May 1798 XIX: ISO, ISI

Gruenert, Henry, Rew Haven, petition showing that he wasborn in Den-mark

& praying for liberty to invest in real es-tate

in said Rew Haven. Resolve granting petition

in the same manner as if petitioner were a na-tive

citizen, Oc+ .1816 XIX: I, I

Hart, James, giddletown, petition with others showing that they are for-eigners

residing in Middletown & Hartford & have

purchased lands & erected mills n the former

town & praying for liberty to hold & enjoy this

property. Resolve granting petition & allowing

petitioners to purchase further lands, Oct. 1799

XIX: I4,15S

" John, | Iddletown, petition with others showing that they are for-eigners

residing in giddletown & Hartford & have

purchased lands & erected mills in the former

town & praying for liberty to hold & enjoy this

property. Resolve granting petition & allowing

petitioners to purchase further lands, Oct. 1799

XIX: i4,

Hartley, Henry, New Haven, petition showing that he is a foreigner &

praying for liberty to purchase & hold real es-tate

in Conn. Resolve granting liberty to peti-tioner

to take & receive conveyance of real prop.

erty in this state & to hold & transfer same as

fully as he might do if he were a native citi-zen,

0ct. 1805 XIX: 156,17

Heath, Edward, Wallingford, petitlon showing that he is a foreigner & is

occupied as a farmer & praying for liberty to

purchase & hold lands in Conn. Resolve granting

petition in the same manner as if petitioner ere

a native citizen, Oct. 1808 XIX: I8,139

Aliens. ( con.)

Heyllger, John, St. Crolx. Petition of Titus Street of Cheshire with

others showing that Adam Babcock & Michael Todd

executed deeds to property in New Haven to Elias

Smith of iontreal who conveye same to John Hey-liger

of St. Croix & that others also conveyed

property in Ne" Haven to aforesaid Heyllger &

praying that deeds to this property may be vali-dated.

Resolve granting petition in the same

manner as if Elias Smith & John Heyliger had been

native citizens. Passed, with alterations, Oct.

1804 XX: 66, S7

Hick, John, Huntlngton, petition with indorsement by selectmen showing

that he is a German & has purchased several par-cels

of land in said town & praying for liberty

to hold these lands. Resolve authorizing peti-tioner

to hold lands heretofore purchased &

granting him liberty to purchase lands in the

future, ay 1798 XIX: 140- 14

Hilton, Robert, Greenwich, petitlon with William Withnall of said town

& indorsement by inhabitants show that they

are aliens & praying for liberty to hold real es-tate

in Conn. Resolve granting petition in the

same manner as if petitioners were native citi-zens

, May i814 XIX: 14,144

Holland, Nancy, New Haven, petitlon shoing that she i a foreigner &

widow of John S. Holland who conveyed his real es-tate

to Robert Johnston, father of petitioner &

also a foreigner & that this property has ca-cheated

to the state & petitioner has 7 children

to support & praying for liberty to hold said

land. Referred to com. on minors’ lands. Report of

com. Resolve authorizing petitioner to hold

lands in Conn. in the same manner, as if she & her

father were native citizens, Oct. 1817 - XIX: i4s- 147

Humphreys, Anne Frances, Boston, Mass. petition showln= that she is wid-ow

of David Humphreys, late of Humphreysville, de-ceased,

& that she was married to said Humphreys

while he was D. S. minister to Portugal & that she

is a foreigner & praying for liberty to hold real

estate left to her in Conn. by last will of her

late husband. esolve granting petition in the

same manner as if petitioner were a native citi-zen,

May 1819 .- XIX: 148,149

Ioza, Antonio, Hartford, petltion sho, ing that he is a native of Portu-gal

& prayln for liberty to purchase lands in

Conn. Resolve authorizing petitioner . o purchase

& hold real estate in Conn. as effectually as if

he were a native citizen, May 1817 XIX: ISO, ISI

Jack, Morison, Lyme, petition with evidence showing that he is a for-eigner

& has made a contract to purchase a farm

in said town & praying for liberty to hold lands

in Conn. Resolve granting petition in the same

manner as if petitioner were a native citizen,

Oct. 1811 XIX: 152- 155

Johns, Evan, Middletown, petition showing that he is a foreigner & is

about to be settled as a minister in town of Ber-lln

& praying for liberty to purchase & hold

lands in this state. Resolve granting petition in

the same manner as if petitioner were a native

cltizen, May 180 XIX: I56,157

Johnson, Thomas, Middletown, petition with others showing that they are

foreigners & have already mame purchases of real

estate & praying for liberty to hold same & to

make further purchases for their own accommoda-tion

& improvement. Resolve granting petition in

the same manner as if petitioners were native

citizens, ay 1798 XX: 25,26

Jones John, Milford, petltlon by his attorney showing that he is a

foreigner & praying for liberty to purchase &

hold lands in Conn. Resolve granting petition

in the same manner as if petitioner were a na-tive

citizen, May 1817 XIX: I8,159

Aliens. ( con.)

Kennett, Thomas, ew Canaan, petition ’ ith indorsement by inhabitants

show- ing that he is a foreigner & by occupation

a ship’s carpenter & has contracted to purchase

a house in said town & praying for liberty to

hold real estate in Conn. Resolve granting pe-tition

in the same manner as if petitioner were

a native citizen,[ gay 1808 XIX: I60,161

Kineer, William, Derby, petition showing that he is 8 foreigner & has

made arrangements for carrying on the business of

distilling spirits in Derby & pra, ing for liberty

to purchase & hold real estate in Conn. Reolve

granting petition in the same manner as if peti-tioner

were a native citizen, May 1818 XIX: I62,165

Lee, illiam, Middletown, petltion showing that he is a foreigner & by

trade a cotton manufacturer & praying for liber-ty

to purchase & hold real estate in Conn. Re-solve

granting petition in the same manner as f

petitioner were a native citizen, Oct. 1809

XIX: 164,165

Lister, Edward, Humphreysvilie, petitlon with indorsement by employers

showing that he is a foreigner & is employed 8s

a mechanic in manufacture of woolen at said Hum-phreysville

& that he has already purchased a

house & several acres of land near the factory

& praying for liberty to hold this real estate.

Resolve granting petition in the same manrrer as

if petitioner were a native cltizen, Oct. 1816

XIX: 166,167

Lloyd, Lisle, New Haven, petition showing that he is a foreigner &

praying for liberty to purchase & hold real es-tate

in Conn. Resolve granting petition in the

same manner as if petitioner were a native cit-izen,

iay 1812 XIX: 168,169

Macaulay, Ann, Hartford, petition with Donald, her husband, by their at-torney

showing that they are foreigners & pray-ing

for liberty to purchase & hold real estate

in Conn. Resolve granting petition in the same

manner as if petitioners were native citizens,

Jan. 181 XIX: 170,171 . Donald, Hartford, petition with Ann, his wife, by their attorney

showin that they are foreigners & praying for

liberty to purchase & hold real estate in Conn.

Resolve ranting petition in the same manner as

if petitioners were native cltizens, Jan. 181S

XIX: 170: .71

cee, Joshua, New Haven, petltlon showing that he is a foreigner & pray-ing

for liberty to purchase & hold real estate in

Conn. Resolve granting petition in the same man-ner

as if petitioner were a native citlzen, May

1814 XIX: ITZ, 17

cNutt, Robert, New Haven, petition showing that he is a foreigner & has

contracted for a piece of land on which to build

a house & praying for liberty to purchase & hold

real estate in Conn. esolve granting petition in

the same manner as if petitioner were a native

citlzen, Oct. 181. XX: l

/ c} ae, Colin, New Haven, petition showing that he is a foreigner & pray-ing

for liberty to purchase & hold lands in this

state. Resolve granting petition in the same man-ner

as if petitioner were a native citizen, Oct.

1818 XX: ,

aginnis Samuel J. Boston, ass. petition showing that he is a foreign-er

& now re, ides in Boston & has purchased a farm

in Plainfield & pra$ ing for liberty to hold real

estate in Conn. Reolve granting petition, Oct.

1797 XX: S8

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Aliens. ( con.)

Mallery, Caleb, Washington, petition with indorsement by inhabitants show-ing

that he is a foreigner & has already bargained

for a tract of land in Conn. & praying for liberty

to purchase & hold real estate in said state. Re-solve

granting petition in the same mauner as if

petitioner were a native citizen, isy 1794 XX:?, 8

Martin, _ Martha Jones, ew Haven, petition showing that she is widow of

Christopher artin, a Dane, who ham purchased & be-queathed

to her a parcel of land with a house

thereon in New Haven & praying for the right to

the title to aforesaid property. Resolve validat-ing

deed to said real estate in New Haven in the

same manner as if Christopher artin had been a

native citizen of Com. ay 1818 XX:, IO

ason, Willam, Canterbury, petition with incorsement by inhabitants

showino that he is a foreigner & a weaver by pro-fession

& praying for liberty to urchase & hold

real estate in Conn. Resolve granting petition in

the same manner as if petitioner were a native

citizen, Oct. 1818 XX: ll, 12

ontfridy, Lewis Benjamin de, Hartford, petition showin that he was a

subject of the late King of France & has taken

measures to become naturalized & praying for lib-erty

to purchase a farm within town of Hartford.

Resolve authorizing petitioner to purchase a tract

of land at a place called the Blue HilLs in said

town & to hold same a an state in fee simple in

as valid a manner as if he were a native citizen,

May 1797 XX: 15,14

Moulinier, Claude, Bridgeport, petition with Francis oulinier & , ith

indorsement by inhabitants shoing that they are

foreigners & have urchased laud & built a house

thereon in bridgeport & praying for liberty to

hold this house & land. Resolve granting petition

in the same manner as if petitioners were native

citizens, 0ct. 1809 XX: I5,16

" Francis, Bridgeport, petition with Claude Moulinier & with

inaorsement by inhabitants, showinl that they are

foreigners & have purchased land & built a house

thereon in Bridgeport & praying for liberty to

hold this house & land. Resolve granting petlton

in the same manner as if petitioners were native

citizens, Oct. 1809 XX: I5,16

Myers, William, New Haven, petitlon showing that he is a native of Ger-many

& purchased a house with a tract of land on

Crown street in saig tovn & also another tract of

land on Orange street in New Haven & is desirous

of purchasing other real estate in Conn. & pray-ing

for liberty to o so. Reoive authorizing pe-titioner

to hold real estate heretofore purchased

& to purchase & hold other real estate in Conn.

in the same manner as if he were a native citizen,

0ct. 1814 XX: 17,18

Nanscawen, Caleb, Killingly, petition with indorsement by inhabitants

showing that he is a foreigner & has taken meas-ures

to become naturalized & is now cultivating a

farm which he purchased in Killingly & praying for

liberty to hold the same together with any other

real estate he may hereafter purchase. Resolve

granting petition in the same manner as if peti-tioner

were a native citizen, ay 180 XX: Ig, O

O’Brien, Terence New Haven, petition showing that he is a foreigner &

has purcnssed a house on Church street in said

town & praying for liberty to hold & convey this

house. Resolve granting petition in the same man-ner

as if petitioner were a native citizen, May

1806 XX: 21,22,

Palmer, Sarah New Havenpetltion showing that she is a foreigner & has

already purchased a house & land in said town &

praying for confirmation to the title & for per-

mission to purchase other real eotate. Re-solve

granting petition in the same manner as

if petitioner were a native citizen. 0ct. 1800

XX: 25,4

Aliens. ( con.)

Pledger, Jacob, iidletown, petition with oters showing that they are

foreigners & have slredy made purchase of real

estate & praying to hola same & make further

purchases for their own accommodation & im-provement.

Resolve granting petition in the same

manner as if petitioner ;’- ere native citizens,

ay 1798 XX: 25,26

Poppleton, Paul, Salisbury, petition showing that he is a foreigner & has

been put to great expense in erecting buildings &

machinery near SalisOury furnace for manufacture

of woolen cloth & praying for liberty to hold land

in Conn. Resolve granting etition, ay 1809

XX: 7,28

Radcliff, Jerry, Litchfleld, petition with indorsement by inhabitants

sho’ing that he is a foreigner & has been engaged

in w- oolen manufacture in saia ton & praying for

liberty to purchase & hold hands in Conn. Resolve

granting petition, gay 1806 XX: 29,50

Reel, John, Huntington, petition with certificate by selectmen showing

that he is a German & has already purchased sev-eral

pieces of real estate & praying that these

purchases may be validated. Reolve authorizing

etitioner to hold lands already purchased & to

purchase & hola real etate in any of the towns

in Conn. ay 1798 XX:& I- 55

Renouf, Peter, New ondon, petition showing that he was born in France &

prayin for liberty to purchase & hold real es-tate

in Conn. Resolve granting petition in the

same manner as if petitioner were a native citizen,

0ct. 1818 XX: .4,5

Rogers, Joseph, New London, petition showing that he is a foreigner & has

already purchased a tract of land in Lyme & pray-ing

for liberty to hold same. Resolve confirming

all purchases of land made by. petitioner & author-izing

him to purchase & hold lands in Conn. in the

same manner as if he were a native citizen, Oct.

1806 XX: .6, $ 7

Rose, Martha, New Haven, petition showing that she is a foreigner &

praying for liberty to purchase & hold real es-tate

in Conn. Resolve vesting petitioner with the

same right to urchase & hole real estate in this

state as if she were a native citizen, 0ct. 1800

XX: 58,9

Russell, Thomas, giddletown, petition by his attorney with others showing

that he is a foreigner & holds mortgages on land

executed to him by Asahel & Horace Johnson & pray-ing

that he may hold the lands no; mortgaged to

him. esolve granting petition in the same manner

as if petitioner had been legally capable of pur-chasing

& holming lands within this tate, 0ct.

1805 XX: 40,41

% illiam, mlddletown, petitlon showing that he is a foreigner &

Draying. for liberty to purchase & hold lands in

Comecticut. Resolve granting liberty to peti-tioner

to purchase & hold lands in this state, May

1797 XX: 42,45

Ruyker, John F. Redding, petition showing that he is a native of Germany

& has contracted to purchase land in Conn. & pray-ing

for liberty to hold same & to make further

contracts for purchase of real etate. Resolve,

with copy, authorizing petitioner to purchase &

hold real estate in Corm. as fully as if he v; ere

a native citizen, Oct. 1806 XX: 44- 46

Rylands, William, New Haven, petition, wlth indorsement by inhabitants

showing that he is a foreigner & a seafaring man

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& has contracted for purchs. se of a piece of land

& praying for liberty to purchase & hold real e-tate

in Conn. Reolve granting p. etition in the

same manner as if petitioner were a native citi-zen,

Oct. 1805 XX: 47- 49

Aliens. ( con.)

St. artin, John, New London, petition showing that he is a foreigner &

has taken measures for naturalization & has al-ready

purchased property in sai ton & praying

for right to hold same. Resolve validating deed &

conveyance of house & land to petitioner & grant-ing

him liberty to purchase & hold real estate in

Conn. as effectually as if he were a native citizen.

Passed, wlth addition & alteratlon, 0ct. 1804 XX: S0, SI

Scholfield, John, Preston, petltion showing that he is a foreigner & manu-facturer

of woolen cloth & has already urcnased

land ith a house, factory & other buildings there-on

in said town & praying for liberty to hold

same. Resolve granting petition in the same manner

as if petitioner were a native citlzen,; ay 1807

XX: 5,5

" " Stonington, petition howing that he is a foreigner &

for several years carried on the business of manu-facturing

cloth in ontville & that he has pur-chased

land in Stonlngton & praying for liberty to

hold same. Resolve validating deed to land ur-chased

by petitioner as effectually as if he were

a native citizen, Oct. 1806 XX: 54,55

Shannon, James, Rew iiford, petition with inmorsement by inhabitants

showing that he is a foreigner & praying for llb-erty

to purchase & hold lands in Conn. heolve

authorizing petitioner to purchase & hold lands in

this state in as ample a manner as if he were a

native citizen, 0ct. 1806 XX: 56,57

Sharp, illiam, iddletown, petition showing that he is a foreigner &

praying for liberty to purchase & hold lands in

this state. Resolve granting petition in the same

manner as if petitioner were a native citizen, iay

1807 XX: 58,59

Silvera, Manuel, New Haven, petition, with indorsenlent by inhabitants, show-ing

that he is a native of Portugal & praying for

liberty to purchase real estate in Conn. Resolve

authorizing petitioner to purchase & hold real es-tate

in Conn. in the same manner as if he were a

native citizen, Oct. 181S XX: 60,61

Simmons, James S. Preston, petition showing that he is a foreigner & has

already purchased land for purpose of manufacturing

cotton thread & praying for liberty to hold this

real estate & to purchase other pieces of property.

Resolve granting petition in the same manner as if

petitioner were a native citizen, Oct. i815 X: 6,6

Smith, Edward, New Haven, petition showing that he is a foreigner & by oc-cupation

a mechanic & praying for liberty to pur-chase

& hold real estate in Conn. Resolve granting

petition in the same manner as if petitioner were

a native citizen, Oct. 1804 XX: 64,65

" Elias, ontreal. Petition of Titus Street of Cheshire with others

showing that Aam Babcock & Michael Todd executed

deeds to property in New Haven to aforesaid Elias

who conveyed same to John Heyliger of St. Croix &

that David Austin & mlias Shipman also conveye

property in lew Haven to aforesaid Heyliger & pray-ing

that deeds to thi property may be validated.

Resolve validating aforesaid deeds in the same man-ner

as if Elias Smith & John 5eyliger had been na-tive

citizens. Passed, with alterations, Oct. 1804

XX: 66,67

" James, Woodbury, petition with indorsement by inhabitants showing

that he is a foreigner & praing for liberty to

purchase & hold lands in Corm. Resolve granting pc-

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Aliens. ( con.)

tition in the same manner as if petitioner

were a native citizen, Apr. ay 1805 XX: 68,69

Spencer, Haughton, Waterford, petition showing that he is a foreiEner

& has already purchased a tract of land in said

tow- n & pra2ing for liberty- to hold same. Resolve

granting petition in the same manner as if peti-tioner

were a native citizen, Feb. 1809 XX: 70,71

Stevenson, William, Hartfora, petition showing that he is a foreigner &

by occupation a mechanic & pra’ing for liberty

to purchase & hold real estate in Conn. Resolve

granting petition in the same manner as if pe-titioner

were a native cltlzen, May 1816 XX: 72,78

Stuart, Elizabeth, New London, petition with James, her husband, showlng

that they are foreigners & pra) ing for liberty

to purchase & hold real estate in Conn. Resolve

granting liberty to petitioners to purchase &

hold real estate in this state in as ample a

manner as if the)" were native citizens, Oct.

180S XX: 74,7S

,, James C. Danbury, petition" showing that he is a forei_ ner &

wishes to establish himself in business of hat

manufacture & praying for liberty to purchase &

hold real estate in Conn. Resolve granting peti-tion

in the same manner as if petitioner were a

native citizen, lay 1807 XX: 76,77

Sutton, Isaac, Waterbury, petition showing that he is a foreigner &

praying for liberty to purchase & hold real es-tate

in Conn. Resolve granting petition in the

same manner as if petitioner were a native cit-izen,

lay 1820 XX: 78,79

Syers, Legar, Norwalk, petitlon with indorsement by inhabitants showing

that he is a foreigner & praying for liberty to

purchase real estate in Conn. Resolve author-izing

petitioner to purchase & hold real estate

in this state in the same manner as if he were a

native citizen, Oct. 1811 XX: 80,81

Taylor, John L. orwalk, petition - ith certificate by inhabitants show-ing

that he is a native of France & praying for

liberty to purchase & hold real estate in said

town. Resolve granting petition in the same man-ner

as if petitioner were a native citizen, Apr.

May 1810 XX: 82- 84

Thomas, Windsor, petition showing that he is a foreigner & has

taken measures for naturalization & praying for

liberty to purchase & hold lands in Conn. Re-solve

granting petition, May 1798 XX: 85,86

,, William, oodbury, petition with certificate by inhabitants

showing that he is a foreigner & wishes to es-tablish

himself in trade of a clothier & praying

for liberty to purchase & hold real estate in

Conn. Resolve granting liberty to petitioner to

purchase & hold real estate in Conn. in as am-pie

a manner as if he were a native citizen,

Apt. May 1807 XX: 87- 89

Thompson, George, Union, petition by his attorney showing that he is a

foreigner & in 1794 purchased a farm of about 18

acres in town of Somers which he has since sold

& in 1810 purchased a tract of land of about i00

acres in Dnion & praying for liberty to purchase

hold & sell lands in Conn. Special grant ena-bling

petitioner to purchase & hold lands in

Conn, confirming any titles he may have received

& reserving to all other persons all right &

title to said lands which they may have already

acquired. Resolve in accordance with the special

grant, ay 1811 XX: 90,91

Thorne, athanlel A. Hartford, petition by his attorneys showing that

he is a foreigner & praying for liberty to take,

hold & convey real estate in Conn. Resolve auth-

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orizin& petitioner to purchase & hold real es-tate

in the ame manner as if ne were a native

citizen, June ( nay seas.) 1819 XX: 92,9

Aliens. ( con.)

Tiffany, Samuel, iiddletown, petition with others showin thet they are

foreigners & have purchased lands & erected mills

in said town & praying for liberty to hold & en-joy

this real estate. Resolve ranting petition &

allowing petitioners to purchase further lands,

0ct. 1799 XIX: I54,1

Times, Joseph Philip, New Haven, petltion with William Brlntnal & with

certificate by inhabitants showing that William

Brintnal at request of Joseph P. Times purchased

of Ely Hotchklss of New Haven & house & land

fronting on Broadway & that said Times now occu-pies

this house & wishes to hold same in fee & is

a foreigner & prayin that William Brintnal may

be authorized to make conveyance of property. Re-solve

empowering William Brintnal to convey said

house to Joseph P. Times who is authorized to

hold same in fee simple, 0ct. 1800 XX: 95- 96

Tudor Henry, Killingly, petition with certificate by inhabitants show-in

that he is an alien & has already purchased

two lots of land in said town & is desirous of

making further purchases & prayin for liberty to

hold lands in Conn. Hesolve confirming purchases

of land already made by petitioner & ranting him

liberty to purchase & hold real estate in Conn.

in the same manner as if he were native citizen,

Oct. 1816 XX: 97- 99

Turkington, Oliver, Redding, petition showin that he is a foreigner &

prayin for liberty to purchase & hold real es-tate

in Conn. Resolve grantin petition in the

same manner as if petitioner were a native cit-izen,

0ct. 1818 XX: I00,101

Uhlhorn, John F. Ne Haven, petition showin that he is a merchant & a

foreigner & before he learned that he was incapa-ble

of holding real estate he took a mortgage of

$, 000 on property in said town & praying that

the fact that he is a foreigner may not prejudice

any title which he may hold. Resolve authorizing

petitioner to hold real estate in Conn. as fully

as if he were a native citizen & stating that the

fact that he is a foreigner shall hereafter be

deemed no objection to his title to any real es-tate

to which he may otherwise have obtained a

good title, Oct. 1817 XX: 102,10

Valentine, James, Norwalk, petltion showinE that he is a foreigner &

prayin for liberty to purchase & holo real es-tate

in Conn. Resolve rantin petition in the

same manner as if petitioner were a native cit-izen,

Oct. 1814 XX: I04,1OS

Value, John P. V. R. New Haven, petition with indorsement by inhabitants

snowing that he is an alien & praying for liber-ty

to purchase & hold real estate in Conn. Re-solve

authorizing petitioner to purchase & hold

real tate in Conn. as effectually as if he were

a native citizen, Oct. 1817 XX: lO107

Vernet, John, Norwich, petition by his attorney showin that he is a for-eisner

& prayln for liberty to purchase & hold

real estate in Conn. Resolve grantin petition in

the same manner as if petitioner were a native

citizen, 0ct. 1809 XX: 108,109

Wakefield, George Ashford, petition showin that he is a foreigner &

praying for liberty to purchase hold real es-tate

in Conn. Resolve authorizin petitioner to

purchase & hold real estate in Conn. in the same

manner prescribed by law for citizens of this or

any of the . S. 0ct. 184 XX: llO, 111

Warburton, John, Bolton, petition with evidence showing that he is a

foreigner & has purchased of Jehlel Fuller two

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piece of land with water privileges for pur-pose

f manufacturing cotton oods & praying

that the purchase may be ratified. Resolve

granting petition in same manner as if . eti-tioner

were a native citizen, ay 1802 XX: II2- 114

Aliens. ( con.)

Ferren Lew’is, North Stonington, petltion showing that he is a foreign-er

& has already purchased real estate in

sai4 town & praying for confirmation to title

to this real etate & for liberty to make

further purchases. Resolve granting liberty

to petitioner to purc.% sse & holm real estate in

Conn. & confirming title to real estate already

purchased in the same manner as if he ere

native citizen,, ay 1811 XX: IIS, II6

Watkinson, John Revel, liddletown, petition ith others showing that

they are foreigners & have airesdy purchased

real et& te & praying for liberty to hold sme

& make further purchases. Resol’e granting pe-tlt4on

in the same manner as if petitioners

were native citizens, ay 1798 XX: 25,26

Samuel, giddletown, petition showing that he is a foreigner &

praying for liberty to purchase & hold real es-tate

in Conn. Resolve granting petition, ay

1796 XX: I17,118

Watson, Joseph, orwalk, petition with Inaorsement by inhabitants show-ing

that he is a foreigner & praying for llb-erty

to purchase & hold real estate in Conn.

Resolve granting petition in the same manner as

if petitioner were a native citizen, ay 1811

XX: II9,120

William, New Miiford, petltlon with ina. orsement by inhabitants

showing that he is a foreigner & praying for

lberty to urchase & hold real estate in

Conn. Resolve authorizing petitioner to pur-chase

& hold real estate in Conn. in the same

manner as if he were a native citizen,

1811 X: Ii, 12

White, Thomas William, Hartford, petltion showing that he is a foreigner

& praying for liberty to purchase & hold lands

in Conn. Reolve granting petition in the same

manner as if petitioner were a native citizen,

ar- May 1811 XX: i5,14

Whitmore, Frederick, Wilton, petition with certificate by inhabitants

showing that he is a foreigner & by occupation

a tanner & currier & praying for liberty to

purchase & hold real estate in Conn. Resolve

granting petition n the same manner as if pe-titioner

were a native citizen, Oct. 180S

XX: lS- l7

Williams, George, New Haven, petit. ion showing that he is a foregmer

praying for liberty to purchase & hold real

estate in Conn. Reolve empowering petitioner

to purchase & hold real estate in Conn. in the

same manner as if he were a native citizen,

Oct. 1818 XX: 18 . John, iddletown, petition showing th6. t he is a foreigner &

praying for liberty to purchase & hold lads

n Corm. Resolve granting petition in the same

manner as if petitioner were a native citizen,

Oct. 180 XX: I0,1. l

,, . Middletown, petition shoing that he is a foreigner &

praying for liberty to purchase & hold lands

in Conn. Resolve granting petition in the same

manner as if petitioner were a native citizen,

May 1819 XX: I, IS . Joseph, East Hartfo= d, petition with certificate by inhabitants

showing that he is a foreigner & praying for

liberty to purchase & hold lands in Conn. Re-solve

granting petition in the same manner as

if petitioner were a native citizen, lay

1812 XX: IS4- 156

Aliens. ( con.)

illiams, Willam, Middletown, petition Ehowing that he i a foreigner

& praying for liberty to purchase & hold

lands in Conn. Resolve granting petition in

the same manner as if petitioner were a na-tive

citizen, Hay 1819 XX: I37,158

ilson, Benjamin, Sharon, petition shoing tat he is a foreigner & is

engaged in the mercantile trade & has al-ready

purchased 40 acres of land in Sharon

ith buildings thereon & praying for liberty

to purchase & hole rel state in Conn. Re-olve

granting petition in the same manner

as if petitioner ere a native citizen, Jan.

1815 XX: 159,140

" Robert, Sharon, petition with certificate by Daniel St. John

showing that ne is a foreigner & praying for

liberty to purchase & hold real estate in

Conn. Resolve authorizing petitioner to pur-chase

& hold real estate in Corm. as effect-ually

as if he ere native citizen, Apr. ay

1817 XX: I41- 145

Interbottom, John, Humphreysville, petition ith indorsement by em-ployers,

shoing that he is a foreigner & a

mechanic in a oolen factory in sid town &

praying for liberty to purchase & hold real

estate in Conn. Resolve granting petition in

the same manner as if petitioner ere a na-tive

citizen, 0ct. 1816 XX: 144,145

inton, Edward, Enfield, petition showing that he is a foreigner & has

contracted for purchase of a farm in said

town & praying for liberty to purchase &

hold real estate in Conn. Differing votes.

Referred to com. Resolve granting liberty to

petitioner to purchase & hold real estate in

this state & validating deeds to the same in

law, 0ct. l? 94 XX: 146,147

Withnall, illlam, Greenwich, petition with Robert Hilton & with in-dorsement

by inhabitants shoing that they

are foreigners & praying for liberty to hold

real estate in Conn. Resolve authorizing

petitioners to purchase & hold real estate

in Corm. in the same manner as if they. were

native citizens, lay 1814- XIX: I43,144

ood, Thomas, Waterbury, petition shoinz that he is a foreigner &

praying for liberty to purchase & hold real

etate in Conn. lesolve granting petition in

the same manner as if petitioner were a na-tive

cltizen, ay IS17 XX: 148,149

Woolsey, Benjamin . Stratford, petition shoing that he is a foreign-er

& is establshed in trade in borough of

Bridgeport in Stratford & fears the loss of

his pension from Great Britain if he should

become naturalized & praying for liberty to

purchase & hold real estate in Conn. esolve

authorizing petitioner to purchase & hold

real estate i: Conn. in his own name & in fee

& siidating all bona fide deeds thereof, May

1806 X: lO, ll

Aliens, see also C__ ilizenshlp El___ gections; Fo___ rfeited rights Fr___ geemen

Re____ idence.

Alien. Laws, statutes, etc.

Bill repealing act to prevent foreigners or aliens purchas-ing

or holding lands in this state. Neg.

lower house, Oct. 17 XIX: 29

Act in regard to aliens & their upport in case of siccness,

stating wether expense of illness of de-pendent

persons should be paid by treasury

of the town or of the tate & provicing for

removal of aliens. Differing votes. Passed,

with alteration, 0ct. 1812 XIX: 50

Allegiance, see Oat____ h of allegiance.

Allen, Allin, Alling, Allyn. II: Ta

name on docket, 1790

Alpheus, Plymouth, petition, 1818 XVIII: llOab

" Amos, name on docket, 1795 II: 58a

Amos D. com. on Corm. Constitution, 1818 XIII: Sb

com. on nomintion, lS18 VII: 188a

, Windham county justice, appointsent, 1819- 0 XVII: 240a, 55? a

,, Asher, Hartford county justice, sppointment, 1818- 20

XVll: 127a, lla, Oga, lOa

" Azor, name on docket, 179 ll: 65a, 64a

Benajah, Plymouth, petition, 1818 XVIII: llOab

Benjamin, Hartford county justice, appointment, 1818- 20

XVII: 127a, 211a, Oga, 510a . Daniel, name on docket, 1806 II: 15lc

David, Fairfield county justiceappointment179- 1811 XIII: 14a,

174a, 20Sa, 25a, XIV: 16a, 4a, 80al14a148a, 17Sa,

224a, XV: la, Sgalla, iS7a, O2a, 259a, 86a,

XVI: 29a, 76a

, . name on docket, 1787- 180 I: 184b, 18a, II: lga, lOSb, lOTa

Ebenezer, name on docket, 17? S I: lOe . Edward, com. on counting votes, 1759- 67 V: la, SBa

,, com. on judges & justice, 1768 XI: 98b . ilford representative, 178- 59,1767- 69

I: 5. c, 55d, 56a, 64a, 65a, 67b, 69b, 78b, lOTb

name on docket, 1755- 75 I: ll, 89a, 9Scg, lO2d

Enos, name on docket, 176S I: STa

,, ew Haven county justice, appointment, 1771- 76

XI: lSOa, 170a, 209a, 222a, 24Sa

Frederick, ew London county justice, appointment, 179 XIII: lTlc

,, Gideon, Fairfield county justice, appointment, 1804 XV: Sgab

Fairfield county lottery agent, 1791 IX: 6Sa

,, name on docket, 1768- 89 l: lgZcd . New Fairfield representative, 1794 II: 45h

,, Henry, Hartford county justice, appointment, 1765- 1805 XI: S6a, 61a,

81a, 97a, llla, iSla, 147a, 168a, 189a, 208a, 20a, 241a’

26a, XII: 5a, 24a, 46a, 68a, 88a, lOTa, lOSa, lOga, lZa’

I5a, 17Sa, ZO8a, 27b, XIII: 16a, 68a, lOla, 184a, 16Sa,

197a, Za, XIV: 5a, SSa, 69a, lO7b, lgb, 166s, oga’

XV: 9b . name on docket1771- 95 I: 89de, lOf, II: 8b

,, Windsor representative, 1766,1776,178,179- g$

I: S6gllsa, 149e, lSlc, II: S6b, 46b, 49d, STd, Sgd

,, J. name on docket1790 II:

,, John, ass’t, eiection, 1800- O5 VI: lalS8a, lS2a, 167a, 181a, 197a . ass’t, nomination, 1794- 1804 VI: 4$ a, Sga, 78a,

l16a, 151a, 146a, 160a, 178a, 191a . " ( A) clerk lower house1796 II: 75,

III: 154,156, IV: 64, I: 77- 80, X: T1, XIV: 26’ XXI: R6’

67,150 . com. on attorneys’ petition, 1796 II: 70b

,, com. on bill concerning executions, 1800 X: ZOb

,, com. on civil action, 1804 IX: lSb . , com. on counting otes, 1795- 1805 VI: Zla, ZSa, 157a, 151a, 166a, 180a, 196a . ,, com. on fees, 1796 XXIV: llla

,, com. on Hartford state house, 1795 III: lgb

, , com. on judges & justices, 1800- 05 XIV: 15d, 156b, 160b, 5c, XV: llSd

, , com. on nominations, 1795- 1804 VI: ga, 174a, 190a

,, ,’ ( A) " " 1805- 04 .............. VI: 175a, 191a

com. on U. S. Constitution, 1796 XXII: 8a

, , com. on U. S. representstives, 179- lSOZ YXI: 58c, 61a, 8a, gla

,, ,, ( A) Fairfield & Litchfield county petition, 1807 XXIV: 96c , , Fairfield county justice, appointment, 1774 XI: la

,, . Litchfield county justice, appointment, 1796- 99,1806- 10 XIV: 19b, 48a,

84a, l19a, XV: 16a, Oga, 44a, 95a’XVI: 54a

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Alien, John, Litchfield county justice, appointment neg. 1794 Xlll: 211sb

,, bitchfield, petition with other executors of last will of

Andrew Adams, late of said town, deceased, showing

that the death of aforesaid Adams occurred

while he was holding office of chief judge of

the Superior court & that half of his yearly

salary had been paid to him & praying for pay-ment

of the remainder. Differing votes. Referred

to com. Neg. May 1798 VIII: 88

Litchfield representative, 1795- gS II: 56L, 4SL, 49n, STn

" " name on docket, 1790- 91 II: a, Sa, 19a

U. S. representative, election, 1798 XXI: 78a

" U. S. representativenomination, 1794- 98 XXI: 62a, 6Sa, 74b, 76a

" Jonah, Plymouth, petition, 1818 XVIII: ll0ab

Joseph, East Windsor representative, 1782,1784 I: lSlb, 163a

Hartford county justice, appointment, 178- 90 HII: 88107a,

. 108a, lOga, iS2c, lEb, 175bc, 208b, 227c, XIII: lSb, 68ab Hartford county justice, appointment, neg. 1791 XIII: lO2a

Hartford county justice, misfeasance in office, mentioned,

1791- 92 lll: l8ace

" " name on docket, 1771 l: 89d, 9f

" " New London county justice, appointment, 1796- 1806 --- XIV: 14a,

40a, 77a, l12a, 14Sa, 175a, Z20a, XV: 18a, 56a, lO8a, lSEb

Josiah, name on docket, 178 I: 155a

" Lewis, constable, expense accounts, III: lOa, 4Oa, XXIV: 12a, Z8a

Matthew, asset, present at Assembiy, 17Z8 XXIII: 2

Noah, East Windsor, expense account, 179 XIII: lab . East Windsor, notice served, 1791 XIII: 158c

" P. name on docket, 1790 II:

Pelatiah, bltchfield county justice, appointment, 180S- 14 XV: 27b, 6Sa,

l18a, 162a, 2Oga, 44a, 29a, XVI: 54a, 84a, 145a, O0a,

255a

" " Litcfield county justice, appointment,+/- 815 ( name

scratched) XVI: O4a

" name on aocket1790 ll: Ea

,, Windsor representative, 1746- 47 I: ib, 2a

" Robert, New London county justice, appointment, iT90- 92

XIII: 72a, lOTa, 142b

" Robert, jr. name on docket, 1808 ll: ISa, iS4a, iSSs

" Roswell, com. on judges & justices, 180 XVII: 28a

Samuel, Fairfield & Litchfieid county petition, 1807 XXIV: 96b

name on docket, 1787 l: 182a, 184a

" Samuel, d. inaam county justice, appointment, 1818- O

X% II: lalb, 40b, 57a

Stephen, com. on nominations, 1798 Vl: lO2a

( A) New Haven, indorsement of petitiau, 1799 XIX: 40

Thomas, name on docket, 180 ll: 107c, lla

petition mentioned, 1802 VI: 164

Url, Plymouth, petition, 1818 XVIII: llOb

Zaccheus, name on docket, 1775 I: 102e

Zachariah, East indsor, notice served, 179 XIII: 158c

Allin, see Allen.

Alling, see Allen.

Allls, David, Bolton representative, 1780,178,1784 I: lEOa, lSa, 15lb, 163a

Timothy, name on docket, 179S II: 58a, 62a

All, see Allen.

Almshouses.

Act authorizing the several towns in this state to establish bettering-houses

or asylums for the poor & to make by- laws

for the government thereof with provision that

these laws may be repealed by the Superior

court if they seem to be unjust. Differing

votes. assed, with alteration omitting the word,

betterlng- houses, MaY 1812 XIV: 177,178

Almshouses, see also ___- Norkhouses"

Alsop, John, com. on judges & justlce, lal8 Xll: l6a

" com. on judicial department, 1819 X: lSa . com. on nominations, 1818 VII: 188a . " ( A) tom. on notaries publc, IS19 XXIV: 61a

, " tom. on paupers, l0 XXl:+/- gla

Alsop, John, com. on presidential electors, 1820 XXI: I59a

com. on U. S. representatives, 1818 XXl: 142a

iddlesex county justice, appointment, 1817 XII: 74a

presidential elector, sppointent, 1820 XkI: 16Sa

Mary, name on docket, 1786 I: 178a, 179a

Kichard, auditor, appointment, 1774 XXIII: lOla

,, com. on counting votes, 1770 V: 87a

Hartford county justice, appointment, 1775- 75

XI: 189b, 208a, 2Oa

iddlesex county justice, appointment, 1811- 1Z XVI= 88a, 149a . iddlesex county justice, appointment, neg. 181 XVI: OSab . iiddletown representative, 176S- 67,1770- 74 I: S4c,

56d, SSc, 60c, 64a, 6Sa, 80a, 9a, 97a, lOOa, lOSa, lO7a

,, name on docket, 177- TS I: 98a, lOla

Alvard, see Alvord.

Alvord, Alvard.

Eliphaz, Litchfield county justice, appointment, 1779- 1816

XII: 14b, 59c, S5a, 77a, 96a, llSa, 145a, 184a, 185a,

217a, Ta, XIII: 5ia, 80a, l14a, 148a, 178a, lla,

45b, XIV: 19b, 48a, 84b, llga, lSb, 180a, 25Zb,

X: 27a, 65b, llSb, 162a, ZOga, 44b, gSa, XI: S4a, 84c

14Sb, ZOOb, ZSSb, 504b, XVII: 9a

Winchester representative, l? 82 I: 149k . Saul, Bolton representatlve, 179- 94 ll: 56p, 45p, 49r, 57r

com. on nominations, 1809 VI: 284a

com. on U. b. reresentative, 1798 Xl: 75a

name on docket, 1808 II: 155b, 154b, 155b

( A) Tolland county court petition, 177 VIII: 2OSa

, Saul, jr. com. on counting votes, 1817 VII: 153b

com. on freemen, 1817 XIX: lSa

Tolland county justice, appointment, 1808- 18 XV: ZSla,

99a, XVI: 59a, 91a, 154a, 211a, 261a, Slla, XVII: 54a,

76a, 160a

Ambler, Billy ( A) Bethlehem presiding officer, 1818 XIII: 12ab

Litchfield county justice, appointment, 180- 17

XIV: Sbc, XV: 2? a, 65a, llSa, 162a, 209a, 244a, 95a,

XVI: 54a, 84a, 145a, 200a, 255a, 504a, XVII: 29a, Tla

, David, Bethlehem representative, 1795 II: 56L

Litchfield county justice, appointment, 1787- 1801

XII: lTa, 257a, XIII: 51a, 80a, l14a, 148a, 178a,

lla, 245b, XIV: lgb, 48a, 84a, llga, 152a, 180a

Ames, Daniel, name on docket, 1795- 99 II: 58b, 95b

Dyer, Windham county justice, appointment, 1810- 17

XVI: 52b, Sla, 157a, 197a, 251b, 501a, XVII: 6s’ 68b

Josiah, name on docket, 1772- 75 I: 98b, lOlb, lO2b

Amity ( society) II: ll6c

Rame on docket, 1805

Amnesty.

Resolve granting amnesty to delinquent jutices, ay 1790 X: 124

Amos, John, name on docket, 1755 I: ll

Anderson, Abiah, name on docket, 1768 I: 70e

John ( A) clerk upper house, Tenn. 1811 XXII: 84

Richard, heir, mentioned on docket, 1768 I: 70e

,, Samuel, Windham county justice, appointment, neg- 1797 XIV: 46a

Andover ( society) I: 89b, 182a

Name on docket, 1771- 87

Petition by inhabitants showing inconvenience in belonging to pro-bate

district of Windham & prsying that the

part of Andoer parish which is in town of

Lebanon may be annexed to probate district of

Hebron. Act annexingpetltloners to Hebron

probate aistrict under certain conditions.

Differing votes. Referred to com. Passed, ay

1790 IV: 5Oa, IX: lSO, 181

entioned in Coventry, 1792 IV: 57gh

Andreas, see Andrews.

Andres, Andreas, Andross, Androus, Anaru, Andruss.

Abiah, name on docket, 1768 I: 70c

, Abraham, Fairfield county justice, appointment, 1771- 85 XI: 156a,

175a, 194a, 12a, 2Sa, 248a, 272a, 86a’XII: lOa’ 50a’

Andrews, Abraham, Fairfield county justice, appointment, ( con.)

51a, 75a, 92a

" Augustus, expense account, 1819 III: 191

Benajah, New Haven county justice, appointment, 1812- O XVI: I2b,

186a, 40a, 86a, XVII: 16a, 60a, 156a, lSa, 519b

" Benjamin, name on docket, 179S II: SSa

Cornelius B. Hartford county justice, appointment, 1820

XVII: SOga, 511a

" Eden ( A) Danbury, petition, 180 XIV: 249e

" Elias, name on docket, 1797 II: 79b

" Elizur, Southington representative, 1794- 95 II: 45b, 49d, S7d, Sgd

" Ethan A. Hartford county justice, appointment, 1815- 17

XVI: 281a, XVII: Ia, S2a

Hartford county justice, appointment, neg. 1818- 19

XVII: lTa, 211ac

Frederick, name on docket, 1806 II: iSlb

Jeremiah, Fairfield county justice, appointment, 1807,181S

XV= Oa, XVI: 98b

John ( A) Danbury, petition, 180 XIV: 249e

,’ " name on docket, 1768 I: 70c

John, jr. ( A) Danbury, petition, 180 XIV: 49e

" Justus, Plymouth, petition, 1818 XVIII: llOa

" Major A. Middlesex county justice, appointment, 1818- 19

XVII: l6s, a "’ Nehemiah, Litchfleld county justice, appointment, 1769- 87 XI: llga,

158a, 160a, 177a, 198a, 214aSa, 52a, 27Sa288a,

XII: 14b59c, Sa, 77a, 96a, l18a, 14a, 184a, 18ba, lTa

name on docket177S I: 102fg

" Stephen, name on docket, 1807 II: lga, 147a

Andross, see Andrews.

Androus, see Andrews.

Andrus, see Andrews.

Andruss, see Andrews.

Angell, Isaac ( A) 2omfret, petition, 1818 XVlll: ll2a

Antrim, Francis, name on docket, 1798 II: 8c

Aplln, Robert ( A) Pomfret, petition, l18 XIII: ll2a

Appeals.

Bill directing the serving & returning of writs, the serving of peti-tions

& taking appeals, requiring writs return-able

to county & Superior courts to be served

14 days before sitting of the court, requiring

appeals made to saia courts to be entered be-fore

the second opening of such court & requir-ing

petitions & memorials to the Assembly to be

served 20 days before sitting of the Assembly.

Differing vote. Keferred to com. 0ct. 1744 IX: I

Bill in addition to & emendation of act for directing & regulating

of civil actions, stating that when any civil

action shall be brought to any of the county

courts & the defendant does not appear, the

judgment of the court shall be rendered & made

up after the thirm day of the sitting of such

court & wen any action shall be brought to

any court & aumitors appointed there shall be

no appeal or review allowed in such case. Dif-fering

votes. Con. Oct. 17SS IX: 2

Resolve stating that all appeals from any of the courts of common

pleas & all bonds for prosecution of appeals

& bonds for appearance & special bail return-able

to the Superior court in any county in

this state shall be returnable to the Superior

courts in the respective counties, 0ct. l? 91

VIII: 75

Act in addition to act for directing & regulating of civil actions,

stating that when any appeal shall be allowed

by any assistant or justice of the peace to any

county court, the party appealing shall give

sufficient bond to adverse party for damages in

case the plea is not made good, May 1795

IV: gd, IX: II

Appeals. ( con.)

Act in alteration of act for directing & regulating of civil actions,

providing for appeals to the county courts & to

the Superior court in all actions dealing with

the raising or obstructing of waters of any

stream, river, arm of the sea or creek by dam or

other obstruction, Oct. 1795 IV: 41ef, IX: 12

Bill to prevent vexatious delays by appeals & suits in error, author-izing

the court to give judgment for the plain-tiff

in suits brought on recognizance given to

prosecute an appeal or writ of error where ap-peals

are taken to cause delay. Differing

votes. Con. Oct. 1799- May 1800 X: 18

Bill in addition to act for directing & regulating of civil actions,

providing for appeals from a county court as a

court of common pleas, to the Superior court

when value of the debt, damages or matter in

dispute shall exceed $ 1SO. Differing votes.

Con. Oct. 1798- May 1799 IX: 18

Bill laying a duty on appeals & continuances in certain cases, pro-viding

a duty of $ 1 on all appeals from a

judge of a county or city court & requiring

the treasurer to make a return of the accounts

of Suties received. Differing votes. Referred

to com. Neg. May 1802 IX: 14

Act in addition to & alteration of act for incorporating a company to

clear the channel of Corm. River, authorizing the

governor to appoint commissioners with desig-nated

duties & compensation & providing for ap-peals

for damages, May 1806 I: 8mn

Act relating to appeals from the city courts in this state, statlng

that no execution shall issue for the judgment

of a city court in favor of any plaintiff when

an appeal for such judgment shall be allowed &

taken. Passed, witn alteration, Oct. 1809

IX: 146,147

Act in addition to & alteration of act for directing & regulating of

civil actions, providing for appeals from county

to Superior court in certain actions of tres-pass.

Passea, wlth amendment, Oct. 1811 IX: lg, o

Act directing notice to be given for appeals from courts of probate,

writs of error & petitions for a new trlal, em-powering

the courts of law in this state to

make such ordersas they sh81i deem reasonable,

relative to notices to be given of petitions

for new trlal, writs of error & appeals from

courts of probate, Oct. 181 IX: f60,161

Apthorp, name on docket, 1780 I: 128a

,, Charles Ward, name on docket, 1766- 86 l: 6Za, 168a, 176a

Aquart, John / erie, Hartford, formerly of the West Indies, petition by his

attorney showing that he purchased a tract of

land in Hartford of Hobert Johnson Collins &

has since found that he is forbidden as an al-ien

to purchase land in Conn. & praying that

this purchase may be established as good & val-id.

Resolve confirming &. establishing the pur-chase

of land by petitioner & granting him lib-erty

to purchase land in Conn. at any time in

the same manner as if he were a native citizen,

May 1798 XIX: 7,8

Aqueduct companies, see Gle____ ason & Cowles aqueduct company; No___ rwich

Plain aqueduct company.

Arbitrators. Oaths, see O_ Qaths.

Arbruins, Peter, name on docket, 1787

Archives, see- 9e- cOrds"

Armour, John, name on docket, 1806

Armstrong, Ambrose ( A) Franklin, remonstrance, 1818

,, Amos ( A) Franklln, remonstrance, 181

Charles ( A) Franklin, remonstrnce, 1816

I: 184c

II: lic

III: 49c

III: 49c

III: 49c

Armstrong, James ( A) Fairfield & itchfield county petition, 1807 XXlV: 96d

John ( A) Franklin, remonstrance, 1816 III: 49c

Lee ( A) Franklin, remonstrance, 1816 III: 49c

0rin . ( A) Fairfield & Litchfield county petition, 1807

XXI: 96d

Arnold, Amasa, name on docket, 1805 II: llab

Gideon, Middlesex county justice, appointment, 1819 XVII: 2S2a

John ( A) East Haddam, petition, 1807 XV: 219b

Joseph ( A) East Haddam, petition, 1807 XV: 219b

Middlesex county justice, appointment, 1818- O

XVII: lS6a, S2a, S4Sa

Nathan, Mansfield representative, 1761- 62 I: 45c, 48c

Nathaniel ( A) Pomfret, petition, 1818 XVIII: II2a

Waterbury, counterfeiting mentioned, 1747 XXIII= 7a, 8

Sarah, name on docket, 180S II: ll8b

Arrow ( privateer)

Mentioned, 1818

Arson.

Frazier Isaac]

XX: 9a

Petition by Fairfield county inhabitants, by their

agents & with report of meeting of the civil

authority showing that they completed a court

house & jail at Fairfield which ere burned in

1768 by one Frasier, a prisoner at the jail, &

that they built another court house which was

burned during the Revolutionary war & that the

new jail at Danbury ha also been burned &

praying for a lottery of 1, SO0 to build a jail

at Danbury & a court house at Fairfield. Spec-ial

grant of a lottery to raise 1,500. Resolve

in eccordance with the special grant & appoint-ment

of agents to manage the lottery, iay 1791

IX: 6- 65

Hills, Epaphras, jr. East indsor, petition by his attorney showing

that he was sentenced to 7 years at Newgate

prison for the crime of arson & was liberated

after years & prayin for restoration of his

civil rights. Referred to com. Reolve restor-ing

to petitioner all privileges & fanchises

of a citizen, iay 180 XX: IST, 1S8

Arson. Laws, stetutes, etc.

Punishment for arson to be imprisonment at Newgate, Oct. 179

IV: 37vw

Ashford.

Name of town on docket, 1766- 1808 I: 6Za, 70d, 9cfg, 98ab

lOlb, lOb, 128a, 155a, 160a, 168a, II: Sa, 6a, lZab,

159b, 147a, 155a, 154a, iSSa

Receipt of 5 law books, mentioned, 1784 IV: 18a

Petition by Ashford, Pomfret, Woodstock & Thompson inhabitants, by

their agent, showing inconvenience of the court

house in Windham county & praying that town of

Pomfret may be made into a shire town & the

Superior & county courts may be held part of

the time in aforesai Pomfret as soon as

court house & jail can be completed. e. Oct.

1786 IIi: 167

Act stating allotment of 12 jurymen, June ( ay seas.) 1795 X: 67c

Act stating allotment of l jurymen, 0ct. 179 X: 68d

Petition by inhabitants of Ashford & other Windham county towns, by

their agents, showlng inconvenience of the court

house in said county & praying for establish-ment

of a half shire within limits of ist soc-iety

in Pomfret when necessary public buildings

shall be erected. Reg. lay 180 VIII: IT8

Petition by inhabitants of Ashford & other Windham county towns, by

their agents, showing inconvenience of the court

house in said county & praying that the ses-sions

of the uperior & county courts may be

held half of the time in Pomfret. Differing

votes. Con. Special grant of com. ke: olve, with

copy, appointing corn. to view the situation &

select the most convenient site for building

a court house & jail. Heport of above com. on

a site in Brookl) m. Remonstrance by Windhm

county inhJbit2nts aainst this recort. Report

not accepted, Oct. 1802- Oc. 1803 VIII: 185- 187

Ash. ord. ( con.)

Special report of tom. on nomination for representatives in the U. S.

Congress, stating that votes returned from Ash-ford

& other towns were rejected, May 1812

XXI: 12.%

Report of town meeting showing 189 vote for & 161 votes against

ratification of Conn. Constitution, Oct. 5,1818

XVIII: 8

Ashford. Representatives.

Names on rolI, 174

Names on roll, 17SS

Names on roli, 1756

Names on ro! I, 17S7

Names on roil, 17S8

Names on roll, 17S9

Names on roli, 1760

Names on roli, 1761

Names on rolI, 176

Names on roi1,1765

ames on roii, 1764

ames on roli, 177

Names on roli, 176@

Names on ro11,1769

Names on roli, 1770

Names on roll, 1771

Nantes on rolI, 177

Names on roll, 177

Names on roli, 1774

Names on roli, 1776

Names on roli1779

Names on roll, 178D

Names on roli, 1781

Names on roll, 178Z

Names on roli, 1784

Names on roll, 179

Names on roll, 1794

/ 7 l: la

l: 6a, 7a, Sa, lOa

I: lta, 15a, 17a, 18a, 22b, 25a

I: 25a, Ta, 28b, 50c

I: tld, 55c

1: 56c

I: 40b, 41c

I: 44a, 4Sb

I: 48b, 49b, Slc

I: SZc

I: 55c, S4b

I: 64b, 65b

I: 67c, 69c

I: 78c

I: 80b, 85b

I: 88b, 92b

I: 96c, 97c

I: lOOc, 105b

I 107c, lllc

I: llSc

I 120d

I 150c, 156c

I: 142c

I: 149i, I51f

I: 165c

II: 56j

II: 4Sj ,49L

Assault.

Names on roi1,1795 II: S7L, SOL

Ashley, Jonathan, name on docket, 1768- 80 I: 70c, 98b, lOlb, lOb, 128a

Aspenwall, Peter, i3nsfield representative, 1755 I: Sa

Assault.

Waterbury, Harvey, Stamford, petition showing that in 1814 he was

sentenced to years in Newgate prison for the

crime of assault with intent to kill & praying

for restoration of his civil rights. Resolve

granting petitioner privilege of acting as

witness in as ample a manner as if said con-viction

had not taken place, Oct. 1818 XX: 16,164

Laws, statutes, etc.

Act in further addition to act for directing & regulating

of civil actions, stating procedure in action

of trespass, assault & battery & slander prose-cuted

in any county or Superior court. Con.

Differing votes. Referred to com. Passed, with

alterations, Oct. 1804 IX: l, l

Bill in further addition to act for directing & regulating

civil actions of trespass, assault, batter’, etc.

which shall be prosecuted in any court of com-mon

pleas or Superior court in which plaintiff

shall recover less that $ 7 damages, he shall

recover no more costs than damages & in cases

of slander in the Superior court in which the

plaintiff shall not recover more than $ 70 dam-ages

he shall not recover any costs accrued

after appeal of such case. Neg. 0ct. 1804 IX: 94

- 28-

Assembly, see Ge___ neral Assembly.

Assessors.

Report of com. stating that David Kelsey, representative from Killing-worth,

was an assistant assessor which office

he has resigned & is now legally entitled to

a seat in the Assembly, Lay 1815 III: 50

Report of com. stating that Elisha Coe, representative from imletown,

has resigned his office as assistant assessor

& is now legally entitled to retain his seat

in the Assembly, May 181S III: S1

Assistant secretary.

Appointment of Thomas Chester assistant secretary of state until the

2d Tuesaay in ay next. Pased, with altera-tion

of appointment of Thomas Day, 0ct. 180

I: 77

Assistant secretary. Salary.

Grant of $ 42 to Thomas Day, ass’t sec’y, for his sal-ary

since October last, May 1810 II: 14

Assistants.

Court order concerning letter from the governor & assistants to the

governor & council of ass. Nov., 167 V: l

Grant to Thomas Fitch ass’ts of 100 in part ayment for his services

in revising the colony laws, Oct. 1747 V: 8

Roll, Feb. 1756 V: 9

Roll, Feb. 1757

Roll, Jan. 1764 V: 59

Roll, Jan. 1767 V: 58

Roll, 0ct. 1775 V: 129

Roll, May 1780 V: 158,159

Roll, May 1781 V: 175

Roll, 0ct. l? 81 V: 177

Roll, Jan. 1785 : 188

Roll, May 1785

Roll, ay 1784 V: 05

Resignation of Jabez Hamlin, 0ct. 1784

Bill directing com. on nominations for assistants not to count votes

given for Jabez Hamlin because of his resig-nation.

Differing votes. Referred to com.

Reg. 0ct. 1784 V: 212

Roll, May 1785 V: 217

Appointment of James adsworth until the general election in May next,

in place of Oliver hllsworth, resigned, May

1785 V: 219

Resignation of James Wadsworth as representstive from Durham& ac-ceptance

of his election as assistant, May

1785 I: 169

Resignation of William Pitkin, gay 1785 V: O

Appointment of Erastus olcott, John Treadwell & Jonathan Sturges in

places of William Pitkin, Roger Sherman &

Richard Law, resigned, May 1785

Roll, May 1786 V: 250

Choice of James adsworth for ensuing year, May 1786 V: 254

Roll, 0ct. 1787 V: 256

Roll, May 1788

V: 260

Roll, 0ct. 1788 V: 266

Roll, Jn. 178 V: 270

V: 277 Roll, 0ct. 1789 V: 296

Roll, Oct. 1790

Roll, ay 1791 V: 503

Roll, ay 1792

VI:

Roll, ay 1795

VI: 2S

Roll, Oct. 1794 VI: 42

Roll of assistants present at adjourned session at Mimdletown, Oct.

1794 VI: 4S

VI: 58

Roll, Oct. 1795

Resignation of David Daggett, ay 1804 VI: 182

Resignation of athaniel Smith, ay 1804 VI: IS5

Assistants, see also Ci___ xvil authority. Powers; El__ gections; o__ mlnations;

Sen____ ators.

- 29-

Assistants. Fees.

Act regulating salaries & fees, stating that fees of sena-tors

for travel & attendance upon the Assembly

shall be same as now established for assist-ants

& fees of members of lower house for trav-el

& attendance shall be same as now prevails

for representatives in the General Court of

this state, Oct. 1818 III: 68,69

Assistants. Fees, see alo As___ sistants. Salaries; De__ bentures; i___ leage.

Assistants. Laws, statutes, etc.

Act for regulating the Superior court, forbidding any person

to hold office of governor, lieutenant governor,

asistant, member of lower house or delegate in

the U. S. Congress & office of judge of the Supe-rlor

court at the same time & stating that the

judges of aforesaid court shall hold their of-lice

during pleasure of the Assembly. Passed,

with addition that the lieutenant governor &

council of state shall be the Supreme court of

errors & hall be the last resort of all mat-ters

brought by way of error or complaint &

providing for times & places of meeting, Nay

1784 VIII: S7

Bill stating that the judges of the Superior court shall be

ineligible to office of governor, lieutenant gov-ernor

or assistant, delegate to Congress or mem-ber

of the lower house. Differing votes. Refer-red

to com. Neg. May 1784 X: ll7

Bill repealing that part of act for constituting judges &

justices of the peace in this state & for em-powering

& directing them in their respective

offices, where it is provided that no one as-sistant

or justice of the peace shall have pow-er

to take a confession & acknowledgment of any

debt from his debtor to his creditor for more

than the value of 0. Neg. gay 1786 X: 120

Bill to render senators & representatives in the Congress

of the U. S. incapable at the same time of being

members of the state Legislature. Differing

votes. Referred to com. Neg. ay 1790 XXI: S

Act to repeal that part of act for direction of listers in

their office & duty which exempts the governor,

lieutenant governor & asistants from being set

in the list, Oct. 179@ IV: 4Sb

Act in addition to act relating to witnesses & taking affi-davits

out of court, allowing an assistant or

justice of the peace to take affidavits of per-

" sons confined in jail who are wanted in any

civil action deending before any court within

20 miles of the jail, gay 1799 X: 17

Bill in addition to act for directing & regulating of civil

actlons, requiring that all writs & process in

civil cases, returnable to an assistant or jus-tice

of the peace, shall be returned at least as

early as the day preceding the day of trial.

Differing votes. Referred to com. eg. 0ct. 1799

X: I6

Bill in addition to act relating to witnesses & affidavits

out of court, providing that when any person duly

summoned shall refuse to appear to give his dep-osition

or affidavit, the assistant or justice of

the peace shall issue a warrant to bring said

person before the court & conitting any person

brought to the court who refuses to testify to

the common jail. Differing votes. Referred to

X:

com. Neg. Oct. 1800

Resolve authorizing the lieutenant governor or senior as-sistant

to sign engrossed bills in absence of

the governor, 0ct. 1808 II: 129

- SO-Assistants.

Laws, tatutes, etc. ( con.)

Act prescribing the mode of preserving & certifying the

files & records of assistants & justices of the

peacein cases terein mentioned, providing for

removal of said recoras to the town clerk’s of-fice

in case of death or removal from state,

with penalty for neglect in the latter case &

making provision in instances of removal from

office or non- reappointment. Paea, with alter-ation,

0ct. 1806 IV: 87jk, X: IS0,151

Act concerning powers of judges of the Superior court in

their clrcuits, grantlng power to any two of the

judges of said court in absence of the third

judge to proceed to the tria of any csuse, pro-vlded

a judge of another circuit or an assist-ant

cannot conveniently be called in, 0ct. 1807

X: 15,155

Act confirming the judicial proceedings of justices of the

peace in certain cases & for other purposes,

validating judnents rendered by assistants or

justices of the peace on confession of any per-son

without complaint or warrant, Oct. 18S

X: 156,157

Assistants. Oaths, see Oat____ hs.

Assistants. Salaries.

Act for stating fees, fines & penalties for assistants,

with mileage & ferry fares, ay 1779 IV: lOt

Act for stating fees for a limited time, granting assist-ants

ls per day for attendance at the Assem-bly

with allowance of 8d for mileage & with the

fes & fares of ferries to be same as hereto-fore

established gOct. 1780 V: 167

Act in alteration of act regulating fees of assistants &

representatives, stating that assistants shall

receive $ & representatives $ 1.54 per aay,

0ct. 1795 II: 67

Act in alteration of act for regulating salaries & fees,

stating that fees of assistants shall be &

of representatlve $ i. 54 r day. Paed, upper

house, with addition that fees of judges of the

county courts shall be $ 2.67 & of justices of

the quorum $ per day. Eeferred to com. Origi-nal

bill pased, 0ct. 1798 11: 89

Act in alteration of act for regulating salaries & fees,

stating that each assistant & representative

shall be allowed 9 cents a mile for traveling

expenses, lay 180 II: lll, IV: 69d, 70d

Act in addition to act in alteration of act for regulating

salaries & fees, stating that fee for assistants

shall be $ S for representatives $ er day

until May next, lay 1814 III: lT, 18

Act for reoulating salaries & fees, stating that assist-ants

shall receive $ & representatives per

day, ay 181S III: 57,58

Assistants. Salaries, see also As___ gistants. Fees; De__ bentures; gi_ eage.

Attachments.

Act subjecting rights or shares in stock of incorporated companies to

attachment & execution, giving procedure for at-tachment

by writ & Oirections for le? ing exe-cutions,

ay 180 IV: 77ef

Attachments, see also_ levin.

Attorneys.

Letter from Joseph Close, Horseneck collector, to Jonathan Law, his at-torney,

in regard to his part with gSamuel]

Mills, Greenwch constable, in the Coakes pur-chase,

gay 17,17 XXIII: I

Resolve appointing Joseph Buckingham to execute deeds of release,

acquittance & discharge of the government’

. bills, etc. in place of Nathaniel Stanley, de-ceased,

ar. 1760 XXIII: 56

Attorneys. ( con.)

Petition of Jonathan Ingersoll & other practitioners at the bar show-ing

that the method of conducting adversary

suits is inconvenient & praying for a remedy.

Referred to com. Report of com. stating that it

is inexpedient to take any measures on the sub-ject,

Oct. 1805 II: ll9

Petition by members of the bar in New Haven county, by their chairman,

showing that they raised $ 1,500 to repair the

court house in New Haven & to procure a more

convenient court room to accommoaate the courts

of law & that the room provided for them was

remodeled without consulting them & is not

suitable for their purposes & praying for re-lief.

Referred to com. Report of com. stating

that changes could be made in the court room

for SHOO. Differing votes. Rot accepted, Oct.

1806 IX: 46,47

Attorneys. Accounts.

Expense account of Matthew T. Russell for arguing before the

Assembly, wlth account for board & witnesses,

Oct- Nov. 181S III: 41,42

Expense account of David Daggett for arguing before the

Assembly, Oct. 1815 III: 4

Attorneys. Laws, statutes, etc.

Act in addition to & alteration of act for constituting &

regulating courts & for appointing the times &

places for holding same, forbidding members of

the General Court to apear as attorneys at

the bar of said court unless in his own cause

or that of the town which he represents & re-quiring

any violator of this act to vacate his

seat in said court & forbidding him to contin-ue

as a member of the Assembly, ay 1795

II: 40, IV: gab

Act in addition to act for constituting & regulating

courts & appointing the times & places for

holding the same, forbidding any judge to ap-pear

at the bar of the court of which he is

judge as attorney, except in his own cause or

that of te ton to hich he belongs, Oct. 1798

X: 156

Bill in addition to act for constituting & regulating

courts & appointing the times & places for

holding the same, providing that no judge of

the Supreme court of errors shall be prohibit-ed

from appearing as attorney before aforesaid

court in any case in which he was actually em-ployed

& which he aavocated in the lower courts

Differing votes. Referred to com. Neg. ay 1799

VIII: 8

Act in further addition to act constituting & regulating

courts & appointiag the time & places for hold

ing the same, making it lawful for any judge of

the Supreme court of errors to appear as attor-ney

at the bar of said court in any case in

which he shall have been engaged & which he

shall have actually advocated in the courts be-low,

ay 1801 VIII: IO

Act in addition to act for appointment & regulating of at-torneys,

authorizing the Superior & county

courts to make rules & regulations relative to

admission & practice of attorneys in such

courts, ay 1808 III: i08,109

Act to prevent unlawful malntenance, stating that attorneys

& sheriffs are not to purchase any notes, etc.

in- suit, under penalty of disbarment, ay 1809

IV: 99f

Act authorizing the several city courts in this state t

Attwater, see Atwater.

Attwood, see Atwood.

Atwater, Attwater.

appoint attorneys in& for their respective

cities who shal be sworn to a faithful dis-charge

of their offices, Jan. iSiS IX: 148,149

Benjamin, estate probated in Wallingford district, mentioned, 1794

XIII: 195b

name on docket, 1768-? l: 70c, 89bf, 93be, gSb, lOlb, lO2d

Caleb, Wallingford representative, 179S II: Sgf

David ( A) ilford, indorsement of petition, 1813 XIX: 70b

Heman, name on mocket, 1804 II: 121c, 12Sb

" Jeremiah, com. on delegates to Congress, 1789 FI: S8a

,, com. on repairs to New Haven state house, 1801- 04

III: 20Sa, OTb

name on aocket, 1802 II: 107b, llSc

, " owner of land deeded to him by Jonah Clark, mentioned,

1794 XIII: 193a

Joshua, com. on U. S. representatives, 1808 XXI: IOSa

New Haven county justice, appointment, 1809 XV: 278b

,, New Haven county justice, appointment neg. 1810,1811

XVI: 2Ob, 7Oab

Reuben, Cheshire representative, 1780,1782,1784

I: lSOb, 156b, 149f, lSld, 165b

com. on counting votes, l? 79 V: 148a

New Haven county justice, appointment, 17? 5- gS XI: lgOa,

209a, 2a, 4Sa, 267a, 28a, XII: 6a, 6a, 48a, 70a, 89a,

lla, l4a, 176ab, 210a, Sa, XIII: 21a, Gga, lO4a,

159a, 168a, 19a, 227a ,, Wallingford representative, 1770,1775- 74,1779

. I: 80a, lOOb, lOSa, llla, 120b Samuel, name on docket, 1790 II: a

William, New Haven county justice, appointment, 1801- 08

XIV: 169a, 216a, XV: 12a, SOa, lO4a, Sla, 19Sa, 252a

" yllys, Plymouth, petition, 1818 XVIII: llOb

Atwell, George, name on docket, 175 II: 46a

Jesse ( A) Durham, remonstrance, 1816 III: 47c

" Richard, name on docket, 1808 ll: lS4c

Atwood, Attwood.

Jesse, name on docket, 1801 II: lOb

, Nsthaniel, ansfield representative, 1781- 8,1784,1794

I: 14c, 149i, 16c, II: 49L

Auditors.

Appointment of Jonathan Trtunbull, John Chester, Thomas Welles & Joseph

Pitkin colony audltors, Oct. 1747 XXIII: 4

esolve appointing Joseph Pitkin to com. which consists of auditors &

treasurer to settle & adjust accounts with the

agents appointed to collect colony debts, May

17S4 XXIII: I8

Resolve appointing John & edyard, John Lawrence, Elihu Chauncey, Samuel

Holden Parsons, David Burr, William illiams &

Benjamin Stiles auditors of public accounts,

0ct. 1767 XXIII: 64

Appointment of John Ledyard, John Lawrence, Ellhu Chauncey, Samuel Hol-den

Parsons, Davld Burr, William Williams & Ben-jamin

Stiles auditors with directions & in-structions,

May 1768 XXIII: 6

Resolve directing the auditors to bring in a complete statement of

colony accounts with the treasurer, Oct. 1768

XXIII: 70

Resolve appointing John Ledyard, Elihu Chauncey, Samuel Holden Parsons,

David Burr, William Williams & Benjamin Stiles

auditors of public accounts, iay 1769 XXIII: 74

Appointment of Jabez Huntington, Blisha Williams, cCharles Church]

Chandler, William Hillhouse, Thomas Belden, John]

Pierce & gBenjamin Stiles a com. with the

treasurer to audit the public accounts, May

1771 ..................... JIII: 89

Appointment of Elisha Sheldon, Richard Alsop, Samuel Bishop, Theophilus

Morgan, Thomas Belden of Norwalk, Experience

Storrs & Jedediah Strong to audit the colo-ny

accounts with the treasurer, May 1774

XXIII: lOl

Auditors. ( con.)

Appointment of Elisha Sheldon, cSamuel Wyllys, Samuelm Bishop, cEzra

Selden, cWilliam Hawley, cJonathan Trumbull &

Samuel Canfield to audit the colony accounts

with the treasurer, ay 177S XXIII: 107

Appointment of Elisha Sheldon, cJohn Chester, cSamuel bishop, cThom-asm

Mumford, Elijah Abel, Jabezm Huntington

& John Canfield to audit the state accounts

with the treasurer, Aug. 1777 XXIII: 127

Appointment of Jabez Hamlin, Eliha Pitkin, Ebenezar Flummer, John

Treadwell & Elisha Williams to audit the

state accounts with the treasurer, Aug. 1777

XXIII: I8

Appointment of Jabez Hamlin, Elisha Williams, Ebenezer Plummer, Elisha

Pitkin & John Treadwell to audit the state

accounts with the treasurer, lay 1778 XXIII: IO

Appointment of Gideonm Granger, Isaac Miles, cJabez] Perkins, Ste-phen

St. John, Ebenezer Moseley, zJohn Watson

& cJohn= Treadwell to audit the state accounts

with the treasurer, ay 1778 XXIII: ll

Appointment, with copy, of Jabez Hamlin, Stephen Mix Mitchell, cGid-eonm

Buckingham, cThomas Mumford, Johnm McKay,

Charles Church Chandler & Increase Moseley

to audit the state accounts with the treasurer

ay 1779 XXIII: I4,155

Appointment, with copy, of Erastus Wolcott, Elisha Williams & Elisha

Pitkin to audit the state accounts with the

treasurer, Jan. 1780 XXIII: ISg, 140

Resolve appointing William Pitkin, Samuel Lyman, Ebenezer Plummer &

Ralph Pomeroy to audit the state accounts with

the treasurer, May 1785 XXIII: 154

Resolve appointing John Chenevard & Hezekiah errills to audit the

state accounts with the treasurer in place of

Samuel Lyman& Ebenezer Plummer who declined

office. Passed, with addition, Jan. 1784 XXIII: 158

Bill appointing John Treadwell, James Wadsworth & Joseph Hopkins au-ditors

to examine & settle the treasurer’s ac-counts.

Passed, lower house, ay 1786 XXIII: 175

Report of com. on situation in the treasurer’s office & resolve ap-pointing

Jedediah Huntington, Samuel Wyllys &

Hezekiah Rogers With the comptroller to audit

the treasurer’s accounts & report, ay 1788

XXIII: 211

Appointment of Ebenezer Plummer with the comptroller to audit ac-counts

of the late treasurer, aJedediah Hunt-ington,

Oct. 1789 XXIII: 220

Resolve appointing William Hart, Jeremiah Ripley & WilllamHeron com.

with the comptroller to audit accounts of

ter3 Colt, treasurer. Passed, with alteration of

appointment of Asher Miller instead ofWilliam

Hart, lay 1790 ................... XXIII: I

Resolve discharging auditors from any further attention to above

mentioned business, May 1790 XXIII: 2Z

Appointment of Ebenezer Plummer & Samuel Wyllys com. with the comp-troller

to audit accounts of PeterD Colt,

treasurer, May 1790 XXIII: E

eolve continuing appointment of Ebenezer Plummer.& Samuel Wyllys

with the comptroller to audit accounts of

term Colt, treasurer, aY 1790 XXIII: 4

Resolve appointing Ebenezer Plummer & Samuel yilys com. with the

comptroller to audit the treasurer’s accounts,

Dec. 1790

XXIII: 227

Resolve appointing Marvin Wait, Aaron Austin & Thomas y.$ eymour com.

with the comptroller to audit the treasurer’s

account. Fased, with alteration, ay 179

XXIII: 24

Auditors. ( con.)

Resolve appointing Samuel Wyllys & William ioseley ith the comptrol-ler

to audit accounts of the treasurer. Paed,

with addition, 0ct. 1795 XXIII: 249

Appointment of Snuel Wyllys & Hezekiah Bissell with the comptroller

to audit accounts of the treasurer, Oct. 1795

XXIII: 50

Appointment of Hezekiah Bissell & Samuel Wyilys with the comptroller

to audit accounts of the treasurer, ay 1794

XXIII: 2S4

Appointment of Samuel yllys & Hezekiah Bissell with the comptroller

to audit accounts of the treasurer, 0ct. 1794

XXIII: 2S6

Appointment of Hezekiah Bissell & Oamuel Wyllys with the comptroller

to audit accounts of the treasurer, ay 1795

XXIII: 258

Appointment of Samuel Wyllys & Hezekiah Bissell with the comptroller

to audit accounts of the treasurer, 0ct. 1795

XIIII: 6S

Appointment of Thomas Y. Seymour & Hezekiah Bissell with the comp-troller

to audit accounts of the treasurer,

ay 1796 XXIII: 67

Appointment of Thomas Y. Seymour & Hezekiah Bissell with the comp-troller

to audit accounts of the treasurer,

Nov.( Oct. sess.) 1796 XXIII: 71

Appointment of Thomas Y. Seymour & Hezekiah Bissell with the comp-troller

to audit accounts of the treasurer,

May 1797 XXIII: 275

Appointment of Thomas Y. eymour & Hezekiah Bissell with the comp-troller

to audit accounts of the treasurer,

0ct. 1797 XXIII: 276

Resolve appointing Hezekiah Bissell & Thomas Y. Seymour with the comp-troller

to audit accounts of the treasurer,

May 1798 XXIII: 280

Resolve appointing Hezekiah Bissell & Thomas Y. Oeymour with the comp-troller

to audit accounts of the treasurer,

0ct. 1798 XXIII: 28

Appointment of Hezekiah Bissell & Thomas Y. Seymour with the comp-troller

to audit accounts of the treasurer,

ay 1799 XXIII: 286

Appointment of Hezekiah Bissell & Thomas Y. Seymour with the comp-

% roller to audit accounts of the treasurer,

May 1800 XXIII: 94

Appointment of Thomas Y. Seymour & Enoch Perkins with the comptroller

to audit accounts of the treasurer, Oct. 1800

XXIII: 299

Appointment of Thomas Y. Seymour & Enoch Perkins with the comptroller

to audit accounts of the treasurer, ay 1801

XXIII: 802

Appointment of Thomas Y. Seymour & Enoch Perkins with the comptroller

to audit accounts of the treasurer, Oct. 1801

XXIII: 506

Appointment of Thomas Y. Seymour & Enoch Perkins with the comptroller

to audit accounts of the treasurer, ay 180

XXIII: 08

Appointment of Thomas Y. Seymour & Enoch Perkins with the comptroller

to audit accounts of the treasurer, Oct. 180

XXIII: S10

Appointment of Thomas Y. Seymour & Enoch Perkins with the comptroller

to audit accounts of the treasurer, May 180S

XXIII: S14

Resolve appointing Thomas Y. Seymour & Enoch Perkins with the comp-troller

to audit accounts of the treasurer,

0ct. 1805 XXIII: 517

Appointment of Thomas Y. Seymour & Enoch Perkins with the comptroller

to audit accounts of the treasurer, May 1804

XXIII: S19

Resolve appointing Thomas Y. Seymour & Enoch Perkins with the comp-troller

to audit accounts of the treasurer,

ay 1805 XXIII: 8

Auditors. ( con.)

Appointment of Thomas Y. Seymour & Eaoch Perkins with the comptroller

to audit accounts of the treasurer, ay 180S

XXIII: 9

Appointment of Thomas Y. Seymour & Enoch Perkins with the comptroller

to audit accounts of the treasurer, Oct. 180S

XXIII: bO

Appointment of Thomas Y. Seymour & noch Perkins with the comptroller

to audit accounts of the treasurer, Nay 1806

XXIII: 54

Appointment of Enoch Perkin & Thomas S. Willi. ams with the comptrol-ler

to audit accounts of the treasurer, iay

1807 XXIII: S41

Appointment of Enoch Perkins & Thomas S. illimms with the comptrol-ler

to audit accounts of the treasurer, nay

1808 XXIII: 544, S4S

Appointment of Enoch Perkins & Thomas S. Williams with the comptrol-ler

to audit accounts of the treasurer. Oct.

1808 XXIII: SO

Appointment of Enoch Perkins & Thomas S., illiams with the comptrol-ler

to audit accounts of the treasurer, May

1809 XXIII: SS

Appointment of Enoch Perkins & Thomas 5. Wiiliams with the comptrol-ler

to audit accounts of the treasurer, Oct.

1809 XXIII: S8

Appointment of Enoch Perkins & Thoma S. illiams with the comptrol-ler

to audit accounts of the treasurer, May

1810 XXIII: S4

Appointment of Enoch Perkins & Thomas b. Williams with the comptrol-ler

to audit accounts of the treasurer, Oct.

1810 XXIII: 58

Appointment of Enoch Perkins & Thomas S. Willlams with the comptrol-ler

to audit accounts o the treasurer, iay

1811 XXIII: S7

esolve appointing Enoch Perkins & Thomas S. Williams with the comp-troller

to audit ccounts of the treasurer,

Oct. 1811 XXIII: SS8

Appointment of Enoch Perkins & Thomas S. illiams with the comptrol-ler

to audit accounts of the treasurer, ay

1812 - XXIV: I

Appointment of noch Perkins & Thomas S. Williamswith the comptrol-ler

to audit accounts of the treasurer, Oct.

181Z XXI: 2

Appointment of Enoch Perkins & Thomas S. Williams with the comptrol-ler

to audit accounts of the treasurer, May

1815 XXIV: 7

Appointment of Enoch Perkins & Thomas &. Williams with the comptrol-ler

to audit accounts of the treasurer, Oct.

1815 XXIV: ll

Resolve appointing Enoch Perkins & Thomas S. Wiliams with the comp-troller

to audit accounts o the treasurer

until Oth of April next, Oct. 1814 XXIV: I6

Resolve appointing Enoch Perkins & Thomas S. Willams with the comp-troller

to audit accounts of the treasurer

until 50th of September next, Oct. 1814 XXIV: I7

Kesolve 8ppointingEnoch Perkins & Thomas S. illiam with the comp-troller

to audit accounts of the treasurer,

Oct. 1818 XXIV: 6

Resolve appointing Enoch Perkins & Thomas S. iiilams with the comp-troller

to audit accounts of the treasurer,

ay 1816 XXI: 8

Appointment of Enoch Perkins & Thomas S. Wiiiisas with the comptrol-ler

to audit accounts of the treasurer Oct.

1816 XXIV: 41

. Appointment of Enoch Perkins & ichsel Olcott ith the comptroller

to audit accounts of the treasurer, ay 1817

XXI%’: 48

Appointment of Enoch Perkins & ichael Olcott with the comptroller

to audit accounts of the treasurer, Oct. 1817

XXIV: 49

A,, ditors. ( con.)

Appointment of John Russ & James Thomas with the comptroller to audit

accounts of the treasurer, Oct. 1818 XXIV: S8

Appointment of Caleb Pond & Henry Seymour with the comptroller to

audit accounts of the treaurer, av 1819 XXIV: S9

Appointment of Henry Seymour & Nathaniel Goodwin ith the comptroller

to audit account of the treaurer, iay 1820

XXIV: 8

Auditor. Las, statutes, etc.

Bill in addition to & emendation of act for directing & reg-ulating

of civil & ction, stating that when any

civil action hall be brought to any of the

county courts & the defendant does not appear,

judgment of the court shall be rendered & made

up after the third day of th sitting of such

court & when any action shall be brought to any

court & auditors appointed there shall be no ap-peal

or review allowed in such cae. Differing

vote. Con. 0ct. 175 IX:

Auditors. Oaths, see Oat___ hs.

Auger, Abraham, name on docket, 1790- 91 II: 5a, 8a, 16a, 25a

John, com. on fees, 18O IX: 164a

Fairfield county justice, appointment, 1817- O

XVII: 66bc, 147b, 54b,$$ la

Austen, see Austin.

Aus. tin, Austen. Aaron, name on docket, 1772- 80 I: 98b, lOlb, lO2c, 128a

Aaron( 171S/ 6- 1801) Torrington representative, 1782 I: 149k

Aaron gjr.] ( 1748- 189) New Hartford

Ass, t, election, 1794- 1817 VI: 55a, 49a, 65a, 82a,

51b, 49a, 65s, VII: 2a, 2a, 45a, 8a, lOOa, l$ Sa,

iS4a

As’t, election mentioned, 1794 II: 45L

Ass, t, nomination, 179- lS16 VI: 16a, 17a, 18a, 5Oa,

48s, Sga, 78a, 90s, lOSa, l16a, 151a, 146a, 160a, 175a’

191a, OTa, 24a, 40s, SSa, 285a, VII: lSa, gTa, 54a’

95a, lOga, lSa, 147a

Ass’t, preent at Assembly, 1794- gS II: 57c,

VI:, 4a, 58a, XXI: 64a

Auditor, appointment, neg. 1795 XIII: 45a

Com. on adjournment, 1790 II: lla

Com. on counties, 181 XXIV: 99a

Com. on counting votes, 1788- i817 V: Sga, 60a,

284a, VI: 62a, Sla, 94a, lO6a, lZla, 157a, lSla, 166a’

180a, 196a, 215a, 250a, 48a, 264s-, VII: la,[ la, 44a’

81a, 99a, 157a, 15a

( A) Com. on counting votes, 18il- 15

VII: a, Sb, 45a, 82a, 85a

Com. on governor, 1809- 10 VI: 81a, VII: Sa

Com. on governor’s message, 1819 Vll: 211a

Com. on judges & justces, 1790- 181 XIII: ib, 8Ob,

XI: 60b, 62a, llgb, 12Sa, 127a, ISd, 188b, 24b’

XV: 162b, XI: ISTb, 145c

Com. on ew Haen tate house, 1792 III: 198s

Com. on presidential electors, 1820 XXI: I59a

Com. o private petitions, 179 II: 45b

Com. on reduction of salaries, 18O III: lOa

Com. on salaries & fees, 1806 .................. X: 85a

Com. on sheriff isw, 1795 XXIII: 25s, 2Sc

Com. on Supreme court of error, 1799 III: 8a

Com. on U. S. representatives, 1796- 1816 XXI: 66a,

? a, 77a, 8a, lO2a, lOSsol3a, 124a, 129a, 154a

( A) Com. on U. S. representatives, 1810 XXI: ll4a, llSa

Litchfield county cour judge, appointment, 1808- 15

X: 2Ta, 268a, XVI: Sa, SSa, lOTa, 173a, 230a, 275a

Litchfield county justice, appointment, 1785- 1807

XII: 145a, 184a, iSSa, 217a, 237a,

XIII: Zla, 79s, 147a, l?? a, lOa, 42a, XIV: lga,

47a, 85a, llSa, ISla, l? ga, 250a, XV: 26a, 64a, llTa

Austin, Aaron jr.] ( 1745- 1829) gNew hartfordj ( con.)

New Hartford representative, 1779- 82,1793- 94

I: 120e, lOc, 156c, 142d, 151g, II: S6L, 45L

Simsbury judge of probate, apointment, 1815- 15

XVI: 214a, 2SSa, 276a

" Archibald, name on docket, 1783 I: 155a

Caleb, name en docket, 1768- 72 I: 70c, 89cf, 95bg, 98a

Charle, name on docket, 1804 II: 125b

" ew Haven, mentioned, i804 XIX: 44b, 4Sa

" ( A) New Haven, notice served, 1804 . XIX: 44d

Charles Stusrt, name on aocket, 1791 II: 25a

Daniel, name on docket, 1786 I: 176a

" " Suffield representative, 176S I: S6d

" David, com. on New Haven tate house, 179 III: 196,197a

" ( A) 179 III: 200.201

ew Haven county justice, appointment, 1777- gs XI: 267a,

83a, XII= 6a, 26a, 48a, 70a, 89a, llla, iS4a, 176a, 210s,

229a, XIII: 21a, 69a, lO4a, ISgs, 168a, 199a, 227a

New Haven, decease mentloned, iS04 XX: 66a, 67a

presidential elector, appointment, 1792 XI: 148a

E. estate, administrator mentioned on docket, 1797 II: 76c

" " expense account with state, 1820 III: llTa

" Edward, Suffield representative, 1757 I: Oc

" Elijah, estate, administrator mentioned on docket, 1799- iSO0

II: 98a, lOOa

name on docket, 1785- 91 I: iSSa, 160a, 176a,

179b, 18a, 184b, 185a, 190s, 192ac, 19Sa, 198a, II: la,

,8a, iSa

J. expense account with state, 1820 III: llTa

John, name on ocket, 1755- 89 I: ll, 19Zd, 19Sa, 198a, 199a

John P. name on docket, 180 II: ll6a, llSc

Joseph, Hartford county justice, appointment, 1801- 19 XIV: I66b,

ZOga, XV: gb, 47a, lO2a, 14Sa, Z76a, XVI: 16a, 65s., l18a,

179a, 255b, 81a, XVII: iSb, S2b, lTc, llb

name on docket, 177S I: lOb

" ary, name on docket, 1806 II: l6c

Perez ( A) Canterbury, petition, 1818 XVIII: Sa

Seth, name on docket, 1772- 95 I: 98b, lOlb,

lOc, 184b, 189b, 198a, 199a, II: Ob, 28b, SSa, 54a, S7a

Uriah, Suffield representative, l? 55- 57 I: Sa, 18a, 2b, Sc

Avary, see Avery.

Avered, see Everett.

Averel, see Averill.

Averil, see Averill.

Averill, Averel, Averil, Arill.

Daniel ( A) Preston paper, 181

" Ellphalet, name on docket, 1805

" James, jr. ( A) Preston paper, 181S

John, name on docket, 1806

XVI: 215d

ll: lSb

XVI: 215d

II: i6c

Moses, Kent representative, 1770- 71,17? 6 l: 85b, 9b, l15d

Perry, name on docket, 1806 II: iSlb, iS6a

Averlt, see Everett.

Avery, Avary.

Amos, 2d. ( A) Preston selectman, indorsement of petltion, 1815

XVI: 9

Ann, name on docket, 1800 II: 980

Charles, New London county justice, appolntment, 181?- O

XVII: 62b, 144b, 226b, 57c

". Christopher, com. on counting votes, 17S9 V: la com. on judges & justlces, 176S XI: Ta

. ( A) com. on nominations, 175S V: Sa Groton representatlve, 1746/?, 1755- 62 I: lb, 8a, lOc,

1Sc, lSc, 17cSc, Ob, Slb, SSd, 6b, 40c, 44c, 49c

" New London county justice, appolntment, 1755- 67

X: 184a, 19Sa, OTa, Oa, Sa, 49a, XI: Ta, 17a, LTa,

59a, 65a, 84a

" David, Ne London county justlce, appointment, 1775- 81

XI: 224b, 47a, 69a, 85b, XII: Ta, 28a, 49a

" ( A) Preston paper, 1815 XVI: I5d

Avery, David, N! ndham county justice, appointment, 1820 Vll: S57a

David, jr. @ indham county justice, appointment, 1816 XII: 26b

Ebenezer, Groton representative, 1746/ 7,1763- 64,1768

I: ib, Sb, S3c, S4c, 67b

" New London county justice, appolntment, 1755- 74 X: 184a,

19Sa, 20? a, 2Oa, 23Sa, 249a, XI: 7a, 17a, Ta, 59a, 6Sb,

84a, 99a, llSa, 154a, iSa, l? a, 19a, 211a

Ebenezer, jr. ( A) Groton moderator, 1818 XVIII: 57a, 58ab

Ebenezer cir. & d. New London county justice, appointment,

i798- 1820 XIV: 77a, l12a, 145a, 175a, 20a,

XV: 18a, 56a, lOSa, 155b, 199a, 256a, 8a, XVI: Sa, 74a,

lSa, 191s, 244a, 290a, XVII: lSa, 6a, 144a, 6aS27a

Elisha, name on docket, 1767 II: 76c, 79a

" Rew London county justice, appointment, 1819- 0

Xll: 26a, S8s

ew London county justice, appointment, neg. 180 XVII: Tbc

Elizabeth, name on docket, 1797 II: 76c

Gardner ( A) Bozrah town clerk, 1818 XVIII: 14a

ew London county justice, appointment, 1817- 20

XII: 6a, 144a, Z6a, S27a

Griswold ( A) New London agent, petitlon, 1800 XXIV: I41b

New London county justice, appointment, 1784- 1809

XII: l12a, iS6a, 157a, 177a, 212a, 51b, XIII: 24a, 7a,

107a, 14a, 171a, 20Sa, ga, XIV: 149,40a, 77a, lla,

145a, 175a, 220b, XV: lSb, S6b, lOSa, 155b, 199b, 256a,

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