Collections : [Connecticut State Library, State Archives]

Correspondence, accounts and miscellaneous business papers of Aaron Gaylord relating to his local accounts and shipments on various vessels.

Letters between various members of the Aaron Hand Family mostly regarding family matters. Writers include Bayard Epenetus Hand, Aaron Hicks Hand and his wife Elizabeth Coit Boswell Hand, Isaac Platt Hand, and Nancy Fanning Boswell, Elizabeth's stepmother. Elizabeth Coit Boswell Hand was originally from Norwich, Conn.

The records were arranged into eight series which document the Abele vs. Markle abortion court cases. The series include Legal Documents, Exhibits, Correspondence, Subject Files, Legislative Files, Press Files, Publications, and Duplicates.

Gov. Ribicoff's correspondence, subject files, flood of 1955 files, highway safety files, 1958 campaign files, appointment files, speeches, media articles, and press files.

Records include the Committee's report to the Governor, correspondence, workbooks, and subject files.

Genealogical record sheets and correspondence used in preparing Pitkin Family of America: A Genealogy of the Descendents of William Pitkin.

Correspondence, notes, genealogy manuscripts, periodicals and photographs related to the Beach family.

Index cards of ancestral registers compiled by Algot G. Stenberg. It appears that these index cards relate to the registers listed as Related Material, but the cards do not indicate which register they relate to.

Letters between various members of the Alonzo Baldwin Dewey Family mostly regarding family matters and news of local residents around Chaplin, Connecticut. Writers include Alonzo Baldwin Dewey, Emeline Washburn, W.H. Dewey (son of Alonzo and Emeline Dewey), Edwin A. Dewey (son of Alonzo and Emeline Dewey), Israel Dewey (Alonzo's father), Sally Goodell (Emeline's sister), Walter Goodell, Philo Washburn, Mary Washburn, Lucy Washburn and Andrew Washburn (Emeline's parents), Mary and Lucy Chadwick (Emeline's sisters), Betsy Lowell (Alonzo Dewey's half-sister), C.M. Goodell (cousin of Emeline's), George Washburn (Emeline's brother), Cornelia Washburn, Mary Dewey Seevers, and Isaac Goodell.

Contains information on Post meetings and activities compiled by Post historian Gilbert H. Miner.

Seven notebooks of genealogical material on the Howard family. Includes genealogical charts, correspondence, and photostat copies of genealogical notes.

Probate record books, 1849-1941. Contact the probate court to access original record books numbered greaster than 38. When the Andover district was created in 1851 from the Hebron district, the Hebron district record books numbered 1 through 21 remained in Andover where the court had been held. The newly created Andover district started the numbering of that court's record books with number 22. See Alternative Form Available note below.

These records contain primarily agency files, meeting files and other material related to block grants.

The collection consists of biographical sketches and obituaries, minutes of annual dinner meetings, membership lists, financial records, programs, secretary's reports, and correspondence.

Records include minutes of meetings, correspondence, reports of officers, the Club Constitution, and membership lists.

Probate record books, None. Contact the probate court to access original record books. See Alternative Form Available note below.

Probate record books, None. Contact the probate court to access original record books. See Alternative Form Available note below.

Probate record books, None. Contact the probate court to access original record books. See Alternative Form Available note below.

Includes a briefing book, meeting notices, minutes, report of the Commission, responses to request for information, tesimonies, and a transcript.

These records consist solely of meeting transcripts from 1972. Some transcripts are for the Subcommittee on Banks and for the Subcommittee on Public Utilities.

The records include meeting documents for most years. These consist of notices, agendas, minutes, roll call votes, and attendance. Session reports may consist of roll call attendance and vote records for a session, list of bills considered to be most important by the committee, lists of bills that received a Joint Favorable report by the committee, and vote sheets.

The collection consists of published annual meeting minutes and sunday school convention minutes of the Ashford Baptist Association, Danbury Baptist Association, Fairfield County Baptist Association, Hartford Baptist Association, Litchfield Baptist Association, New Haven Baptist Association, New London Baptist Association, Stonington Baptist Association, Stonington Union Baptist Association, Otsego Baptist Association (New York), Shaftsbury Baptist Association, and unidentified minutes. The published annual meeting minutes generally contain the associations constitution, articles of faith, rules of order, delegates, resolutions, sermon, and correspondence from member churches and other associations. The sunday school convention minutes generally contain convention notes and programs. The circulation of published meeting minutes was common between Baptist associations of Connecticut and out of state Baptist associations such as Otsego and Shaftsbury.

The collection is comprised of correspondence between Jean, his children and family members in France from about 1856 to around 1913; French military and identity records; three memorial books and newspaper obituary clippings for various members of the family; a small prayer book in French; and assorted photographs, along with a photo album documenting family vacations around 1913 which contains some loose items. It also includes correspondence between Jean and his close friend from France, George Marion, who was serving in the Volunteer 1st Connecticut Cavalry, Company A, during May 1862 from the Virginia battle front. The collection contains a compact disc with digital copies of many of the papers found in the collection, as well as some extra material about the family's genealogy written by the donor, Suzanne Barbier Scheele.

Probate record books, volumes 1-20, 1825-1977. Contact the probate court to access record books after Volume 20. See Alternative Form Available note below.

The papers include appointment letters, discharge from service paper, correspondence, and a printout of photographs.

Probate record books, Volumes 1-10, 1854-1958. Contact the probate court to access record books after Volume 10.

Probate record books, 1859-1976. Contact the probate court to access record books after Volume 37. See Alternative Form Available note below.

The papers were arranged into eight series which reflect the legislative and political career, civic and community activism, and personal views of Betty Hudson.

The papers were arranged into four series which reflect the political connections and interests of Billie Hill.

Includes transcripts of meetings, sound recordings of public hearings, the final report, public comments, background information and administrative files.

Includes meeting material such as agendas, minutes, transcripts and handouts; procedures; correspondence and responses; and resolutions.

Includes minutes, correspondence, proceedings, contracts, proposals, specifications, estimates, plans and drawings, time books, materials lists and receipts, account books, vouchers, bank books and cancelled checks.

Records include meeting minutes, cashbook, and a ledger listing individuals from whom licenses fees were collected.

Case files contain warden's case reports and complaint forms, as well as notification to towns regarding prohibitions on licenses, correspondence, and prohibition appeals. Correspondence includes press releases, public relations schedules, memos, statistical information and reports on various subject. Warden's files contain personnel files for for Ray M. Brittingham, Walter S. Watson, Charles R. Disbrow, and Edith A. Stoehr, the first female game warden in the United States. These records are restricted. Minutes contain files only from 1956. Photographs are primarily black and white and include warden activities such as predator control, game breeding, conservation activities, warden training and state lands. Many are mounted on acidic cardboard. A small number of photographs were added from the Law Enforcement Unit of the Dept. of Environmental Protection which assumed many of the Board's responsibilities in 1971.

This group consists of one book kept by the Board's clerk containing minutes and notes.

This record group contains minutes of meetings, public information release logs, and "A Report to the Legislature of the State of Connecticut on Capital Punishment and the Administration of Homicide Laws".

Series 1. Record Books, 1854-1911, are largely transcriptions of documents and constitute the official record of the Board. Many, but not all, of the original documents can be found in Series 3 and 5.

Ancestral chart of Mary Haskell Wyman Goold.

The records include bi-state agreements, field notes, commission reports, and maps, photographs, plans and sketches showing the location of boundary markers. Much of the material has been published.

The letters and sermons were arranged into seven series which reflect the Bouton families role in religion, civic leadership, family life, and service during the Civil War. The series include Correspondence, Sermons, Diary, Archibald Bouton, Publications, Miscellaneous, and Photographs.

Probate record books, None. Record books are at the Norwich Probate Court.

This collection of 217 black and white photographs is a representative survey of the aspects of military life and training on the base from 1942 to 1945. All the photos are numbered, identified, and stamped "Official U.S. Army Air Corps photo" on back. Activities represented include, among others, the Sixth War Loan drive, an open house for the public, redeployment, multiple training exercises, the training of Chinese fighter pilots, day-to-day life, and medal presentations to servicemen or the families of those missing in action.

Probate record books, 1840-1955. Contact the probate court for access to record books after Volume 193. See Alternative Form Available note below.

Probate record books, 1830-1927. Contact the probate court to access record books after Volume 48. See Alternative Form Available note below.

Probate record books, 1857-1947. Contact the probate court to access record books after Volume 13. See Alternative Form Available note below.

Probate record books, None. Contact the probate court to access original record books. See Alternative Form Available note below.

Probate record books, None. Contact the probate court to access original record books. See Alternative Form Available note below.

Probate record books, Volumes 1-16, 1847-1927. Contact the probate court to access record books after Volume 16.