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Tags: 17th Connecticut Infantry Regiment, Ambrose Hill, Bethel (Conn.), Brewster (New York), Cable and Purdy, Captain E. Wildman, Charles Griffing, Chase Carriage Shop, Colonel James Ryder, Connecticut Military Units - Civil War, D. R. French, Daniel Starr, Davis Osborne, Edward Dunning, Elmer Cable, Ezra Mallory, George (Georgie) Purdy, George Bradley, George L. Smith, George Osborne, George Purdy, Gussie Purdy, Hanford Fairchild, Harriet Mills, Henry Day, Henry Willis, Highland Avenue, Hill and Purdy, J. H. Warner, James Knowles, John Brayman, John Knowles, John Rowan, Josie Wheeler, Lake Kenosia, Lanesville CT, Lockwood Olmstead, Mill Plain, Nathan Pond, Nelson Knowles, New Milford, Newtown CT, Pahquioque Hat Factory, Peter Robinson, River Street - Danbury, Rundle and White Hat Factory, Sandy Hook (Conn.), Saul Rundle, Sewing Machine Factory, Stevens Street Danbury, Sturdevant's Factory, Thomas Sproule, Towner's Station NY, Turner House Danbury, Tweedy Family, Twitchell, William Bailey, William Fowler, William Hayes, Willie Griswold

Tags: Alexander Coe, Alfred Gregory, Allen McDonald, Ambrose Hill, Andrew Knox, Andrew Williams, Band of Hope (Temperance Society), Beaverbrook, Bell Purdy, Benjamin Bailey, Bethel (Conn.), Brother Burch, Brother Lockwood, Carlton and Lenahan, Charles Crosby (constable), Charles Hayes, Concert Hall (Danbury), D. R. French, Danbury Savings Bank, Daniel Minnerly, Daniel Starr, David Hoyt, David Nichols, Davis Osborne, Deer Hill, Edgar Benedict, Edmund Allen, Edward Davis, Eliza Humphrey, Father Griswold, Father Purdy, Frank Bouton, George (Georgie) Purdy, George Barnum, George Purdy, George Starr, George Stevens, Gussie Purdy, Hanford Fairchild, Henry Crofut, Henry Day, Henry Ely, Henry Fanton, Homer Peters, Horace Crofut, Hoyt Family, James Jennings, James Olmstead, John Bouton, John Brayman, John Cosier, John Morris, John Swertfager, Joseph Ives, Levi Bartram, Liberty Street, Louise Jones, Mallory Hat Factory, Maria Cocking, Montgomery Street, Mother Purdy, Mr. Sherman, Mrs. James McNeil, Nathan Pond, Nelson Nickerson, New Haven (Conn.), Newtown CT, O. H. Swift, Oscar Serine, Peter Starr, River Street - Danbury, Robert Cocking, Robert Sayers, Rose Hill (Danbury), Saul Fleig, Sewing Machine Factory, Sewing Society, Susan Brayman, Theodore Bradley, Thomas Fanton, Twitchell, West Street Danbury, William Hayes, William Jabine, William Randall, William Scofield, Wooster Guards

Tags: Benedict and Nichols, Benjamin Rolfe, Charles Griffing, Charles Hayes, Danbury and Norwalk Railroad, Daniel Minnerly, Daniel Starr, Daragan and Rider, Deer Hill, Edward Davis, Edward Sanford, Elias Stevens, Fanny Griswold, Father Griswold, Fred Jackson, George (Georgie) Purdy, George Purdy, Gussie Purdy, H. D. Clark, Hanford Fairchild, Harriet Griswold Wheeler Stevens, Henry Crofut, Henry Fanton, Hull and Rogers, J. D. Stevens, John Cosier, Josie Stevens, Lake Kenosia, Louise Purdy, Mother Griswold, Mr. Potter, Mr. Williams (railroad agent), Mrs. Burr Bradley, Nathan Pond, New York and New Haven Railroad, O. H. Swift, Pahquioque Bank, Robert Cocking, Smith and Rand Powder Company, Town Mountain Danbury, William Hayes, William Scofield, William Warren

Tags: Aaron Morehouse, Beers Family, Bell Purdy, Benedict and Nichols, Brooklyn (NY), Brother Frisbie, Brother Peck, Carlton and Porter, Charles Benedict, Charles Hull, Charles Stevens, Danbury Bank, David Bradley, Deer Hill, Dr. Bulkeley, Fanny Griswold, Fanton's Jewelry Store, Father Griswold, Father Purdy, Francis Carpenter, Fred Shears, Frederick Starr, George (Georgie) Purdy, George Purdy, George Starr, Great American Tea Company, Gussie Purdy, Hanford Fairchild, Harriet Purdy, Henry Blair, Henry Hinman, Hoyt Family, Jeffersonian (newspaper), John Bouton, John Greene, John McNamee, Lottie Keeler, Louise Blair, Louise Purdy, Matilda Stone, Moses Baxter, Mother Griswold, Mother Purdy, Mr. Stone, Mrs. Mary Stone?, Mrs. O.H. Swift, Nathan Pond, O. H. Swift, P.T. Barnum, Publishers, Robert Cocking, S. Peck, Sewing Society, Spring Street Danbury, Susan Brayman, William Warren

Tags: Bell Purdy, Benjamin Lynes, Bloomfield CT, Brooklyn (NY), Brother Peck, Canton (Conn.), Carlton and Porter, Charles Hull, Charles Reed, Charles Stevens, Couch's Picture Gallery, D. B. Booth, Daniel Benedict, Deer Hill, Dr. Bulkeley, Edward Allen, Edward Dunning, Eliakim Wildman, Ephraim Gregory, Fanny Griswold, Father Griswold, Father Purdy, Foster Brothers' Carpenter Shop, Frederick Starr, George (Georgie) Purdy, George Purdy, George Starr, Gussie Purdy, Hanford Fairchild, Harriet Phillips, Harriet Purdy, Harry Stone, Henry Blair, Henry Crofut, Henry Fanton, Jeffersonian (newspaper), John Cable, Joseph Ives, Louise Blair, Matilda Stone, Mill Plain Swamp, Mother Griswold, Mother Purdy, Mrs. Daniel Starr, Mrs. Mary Stone?, Mrs. N.O. Pond, Nathan Pond, Newark NJ, Oil Mill Pond (Danbury), Publishers, Robert Cocking, Robert Dunning, Schuyler Colfax, Sherman Smith, Susan Brayman, Terry's Woods Danbury, Tibbel's Bookstore (NY), Willie Franklin, Wolfe's Pond

Tags: A. G. Crosby's Coal Office, Albert Anderson, Alva Parmalee, Anna Hinman, Asa Hill, Bailey's Circus, Bell Purdy, Benjamin Lynes, Brooklyn (NY), Carlton and Porter, Charles Crofut, Charles Hull, Danbury Bank, Dr. Bulkeley, Edward Davis, Edwin Griswold, Emily Anderson, Fannie Griswold, Father Griswold, George (Georgie) Purdy, George Curtis, George Purdy, George Starr, Gussie Purdy, Hanford Fairchild, Henry Blair, Henry Ely, Henry Hinman, Jeffersonian (newspaper), John Brayman, John Swertfager, Joseph Ives, Lottie Keeler, Louise Blair, Louise Bouton, Maria Cocking, Middle Mountain, Montgomery Street, Moses Baxter, Mother Griswold, Mother Purdy, Mr. Warren, Mrs. Burr Bradley, Mrs. Daniel Starr, Mrs. Mary Stone?, Mrs. N.O. Pond, Nathan Pond, New Haven (Conn.), Norwalk (Conn.), O. H. Swift, Oscar Serine, Pahquioque Bank, Publishers, Raymond's market, Robert Cocking, Robert Fry, Saul Bailey's Jewelry Store, Smith Pulling, Stevens Street Danbury, Susan Brayman, Thomas Mountain, Tibbel's Bookstore (NY), Victor Benedict, William Jabine, William Peck

Tags: Alfred Humphrey, Allen McDonald, Andrew Williams, Anna Hinman, Benjamin Lynes, Brother Webb, Canton (Conn.), Clarissa Smith, David Bradley, Dr. Bulkeley, Edward Barnum, Edward Dunning, Everett Andrews, Foster Brothers' Carpenter Shop, Frank Bouton, Fred Jennings, Granville Ambler, Hanford Fairchild, Harriet Griswold Wheeler Stevens, Hattie Gregory, Henry Hinman, Hoyt Family, Joe White, John Bouton, John Brayman, John Cable, John McNamee, Josie Wheeler, Louise Jones, Louise Vintz, lucy Bennett, M. Harris, Maria Cocking, Mary Crofut, Mill Plain Swamp, Mrs. Burr Bradley, Mrs. Mary Stone?, Nathan Pond, Norwalk (Conn.), Orin Benedict, Peter Rowan, Rev. Mr. Stone, Robert Cocking, Robert Dunning, Rollo Nichols, Saul G. Bailey, Scofield's Dry Goods Store, Susan Brayman, Thomas Purdy, Tweedy Hat Factory, Walter Olmstead, Waverly baseball club, William Jabine, William Taylor

Tags: A. G. Crosby's Coal Office, Alfred Gregory, Andrew Knox, Aunt Louisa Bouton, Beers Family, Bell Purdy, Benjamin Lynes, Bethel (Conn.), Boughton Family, Brooklyn (NY), Brother Crawford, Carlton and Porter, Charles Crosby (constable), Charles Fowler, Charles Stevens, Chase Carriage Shop, Crofut and Son Flour Store, Daniel Benedict, Deer Hill, Dr. James Baldwin, Elbert Segar, Elisha Serine, Ellen Dare, Elmer Cable, Fanny Griswold, Father Griswold, Foster Brothers' Carpenter Shop, Frank Bouton, George (Georgie) Purdy, George Benjamin, George Purdy, George Starr, Gillette and Hawley, Granville Ambler, Gussie Purdy, Hanford Fairchild, Harriet Griswold Wheeler Stevens, Harriet Purdy, Helen Webster, Henry Crofut, Hiram Pulling, Holly Greene's Hat Factory, Horace Cable, Hoyt Family, Jeffersonian (newspaper), John Bouton, John Brayman, John Morris, John Sharp, John Swertfager, Joseph Dunning, Josie Wheeler, Judd Family, King Street Danbury, Lacy and Sheather, Lake Kenosia, Louise Purdy, Moses Baxter, Mother Griswold, Mother Purdy, Mrs. Burr Bradley, Mrs. Mary Stone?, Nathan Pond, Orris Ferry, Pahquioque Bank, Peter Starr, Plainville CT, Publishers, Rabbit Hill, Robert Cocking, Saul G. Bailey, Seth Downs, Smith Pulling, Starr's Plain, Theodore Lyons, Thomas Smith, Welles Webster, William Carlson, William White, William Witherspoon, Willie Franklin

Tags: A. G. Crosby's Coal Office, Aaron Mallett, Allen McDonald, Beaverbrook, Beers Family, Bell Purdy, Benedict and Nichols, Benjamin Lynes, Bethel (Conn.), Bridgeport (Conn.), Brother Breckenridge, Brother Chittenden, Brother Scofield, Brother William Hill, Charles Mason, Charles Stevens, Chase Carriage Shop, Coal Pit Hill, Constable Chester Brush, Couch's Picture Gallery, D. B. Booth, Danbury and Norwalk Railroad, Daniel Manley, David Bradley, David Mills, Deputy Sheriff Alfred Heath, Dr. Bennett, Dr. William Lacy, Eben Barnum, Ed Barnum, Edward Fairchild (assessor), Edward Stevens, Fanny Griswold, Father Griswold, Father Purdy, Frank Butler, George (Georgie) Purdy, George Purdy, George Starr, Gillette and Hawley, Gussie Purdy, Hanford Fairchild, Harriet Mills, Harris Crofut, Hart Purdy, Henry Crofut, Henry Hurd, Jacob Fry, James Parmalee, James Selleck, John Bouton, John Brayman, John Cosier, John Grey, John Meeker, Joseph Allen, Joseph Hawley, Josephine Dare, Mallory Hat Factory, Maria Cocking, Martin Clark, Montgomery's Hat Factory, Mother Griswold, Mother Purdy, Mr. Lockwood, Mr. Olmstead, Mrs. George Davis, Mrs. O.H. Swift, Nathan Benedict, Nathan Pond, Nelson Nickerson, Norwalk (Conn.), Orris Ferry, Oscar Serine, Peter Starr, Platt Osborne, Ridgefield CT, Robert Cocking, Russell Smith, Seth Downs, Sugar Hollow, Sunderland Carpenter Shop, Swift and Day, Theodore Lyons, William Peck, William T. Barnum