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Tags: 11th Connecticut Infantry Regiment, A. G. Crosby's Coal Office, Alfred Gilbert, Aunt Louisa Bouton, Bell Purdy, Benedict and Nichols, Benjamin Lynes, Benjamin Norris, Brother Crawford, Brother McDonald, Brother William Hill, Burr Bradley, Connecticut Military Units - Civil War, Daniel Starr, David Bradley, Dr. Bennett, Dr. Bulkeley, Dr. William Lacy, Edward Davis, Fanny Griswold, Father Griswold, Fish Ware, Fox Pond Hollow, Fred Jackson, George Bell, George Hull, George Purdy, George Starr, Granville Ambler, Gussie Purdy, Harriet Ely, Harriet Mills, Harriet Purdy, Hattie Gregory, Henry Ely, Henry Fanton, Hoyt Family, J. W. Nichols, Jacob Fry, James Bailey, James Taylor, John Cosier, John Greene, Josie Wheeler, Lincoln, Lt. Gov. Averill, M. Harris, Martha Stevens, Mary Purdy, Mill Plain Swamp, Miry Brook, Mother Griswold, Mother Purdy, Mr. Stone, Mrs. Mary Stone?, Nelson Nickerson, O. H. Swift, Oil Mill Pond (Danbury), Pahquioque Hat Factory, Parmalee and Bradley, Philo Wildman, Robert Cocking, Shenandoah Valley, Smith Pulling, Starr's Plain, Stony Hill CT, Terry's Woods Danbury, Theodore Morris, Thomas Lyons, Town Mountain Danbury, Wallace Pine, William Otis, William Warren

Tags: Andrew Knox, Bethel (Conn.), Borough Hall, Charles E. Disbrow, Charles Hayes, Chase Carriage Shop, Colonel James Ryder, D. R. French, Danbury Bank, Dr. Bulkeley, Father Griswold, George Bell, George Dickens, George Osborne, Gould Disbrow, Henry E. Comes, Henry Ryder, Homeopathic Mutual of N.Y., James Olmstead, James Taylor, Pahquioque Hat Factory, Peter Robinson, Randall and Bradley's Store, Robert Sayers, Rundle and White Hat Factory, Starr and Farnum (New London), William Bedient, William Hayes

Tags: A. E. Fuller's Market, Albert Anderson, Beers Family, Brother Burch, Canton Ohio, Charles Crosby (constable), Charles E. Disbrow, Charles Griffing, Charles Hayes, Charles Hull, Charles Wilcox, Dr. Bulkeley, Dwight and Rogers, Edmund Allen, Edward Davis, Edward Dunning, Elyria OH, Ferrell's Hotel (Wooster House), Foster Brothers' Carpenter Shop, Frederick Starr, George Barnum, George Bell, George Starr, Harris Crofut, Henry Fanton, Homeopathic Mutual of N.Y., John Meeker, Joseph Ives, Louise Vintz, Mother Griswold, Oscar Serine, Pahquioque Hat Factory, Raymond's market, Robert Cocking, Seth Downs, Sewing Society, Swift's News Office, Theodore Bradley, Turner Stevens, Twitchell, William Bedient, William Hayes, William Warren, Willie Griswold

Tags: Ambrose Hill, Amos Purdy, Andrew Knox, Andrew Williams, Anna Hinman, Bedient's Photograph Gallery, Beers Family, Benjamin Rolfe, Bethel (Conn.), Bridgeport (Conn.), Brooklyn (NY), Brother Burch, Carrie Mills, Charles Andrews, Charles Hayes, D. R. French, Daniel Starr, Dr. Bulkeley, Edward Davis, Edwin Harris, Egbert Gilbert, Emily Anderson, Father Griswold, Foster Brothers' Carpenter Shop, Fred Bradley, Gallows Hill Danbury, George (Georgie) Purdy, George Bell, George Crofut, George Hull, George Starr, Gussie Purdy, Harriet Mills, Harriet Taylor, Harry Buckley, Henry Crofut, Henry Hinman, Homeopathic Mutual of N.Y., Hoyt Family, James Selleck, Jeffersonian (newspaper), Joe White, John Bouton, John Bussing, John Cosier, John Swertfager, Louise Vintz, Mother Griswold, Mrs. Burr Bradley, Nathan Pond, Norwich CT, O. H. Swift, Pahquioque Hat Factory, Randall and Bradley's Store, Sewing Society, Sigler Brothers, Theodore Bradley, Tweedy Family, Twitchell, Victor Benedict, William A. Bouton