CDH-441
Bet. Colchester and Hebron Album I p.64c.
CDH-444
Lebanon Album I p.64f.
CDH-447
Lebanon war office Album I p.65c.
CDH-450
Talmadge House, Litchfield Album I p.65f.
CDH-453
Litchfield Album I p.66c.
CDH-456
Litchfield (283 Moose Hill Rd, Old Bulter House, Guilford acc. to Shelton Dudley) Album I p.66f.
CDH-459
Farmington Album I p.67c.
CDH-462
Westfield Album I p.67f.
CDH-465
Barkhamsted Album I p.68c.
CDH-468
Barkhamsted Hollow Album I p.68f.
CDH-471
Hartland Hollow Album I p.69c.
CDH-474
Hartland Hollow Album I p.69f.
CDH-477
East Hartland Album I p.70c.
CDH-480
Bantam Lake, Kesler House Album I p.70f.
CDH-483
Canton Album I p.71c.
CDH-486
Gov. Saltonstall, Branford (built 1708) Album I p.71f.
CDH-489
Hadlyme Ferry Album I p.72c.
CDH-492
Hadlyme Album I p.72f.
CDH-495
Old Saybrook, Lyon Gardiner Mill Stone Album I p.73c.
CDH-498
Deep River Album I p.73f.
CDH-501
Sleeping Giant Album I p.74c.
CDH-504
unlabeled Album I p.74f.
CDH-507
Not labelled Album I p.75c.
CDH-510
Hartland Hollow Album I p.75f.
CDH-513
No label, not Guilford Album I p.76c.
CDH-516
No label, not Guilford Album I p.76f.
CDH-442
Hebron Album I p.64d.
CDH-445
Lebanon Album I p.65a.
CDH-448
Gov. Walcott House Album I p.65d.
CDH-451
Litchfield Album I p.66a.
CDH-454
Litchfield Album I p.66d.
CDH-457
Litchfield Album I p.67a.
CDH-460
Farmington Album I p.67d.
CDH-463
Barkhamsted Album I p.68a.
CDH-466
Barkhamsted Album I p.68d.
CDH-469
Winthrop Album I p.69a.
CDH-472
Hartland Hollow Album I p.69d.
CDH-475
Hartland Hollow Album I p.70a.
CDH-478
Little City Album I p.70d.
CDH-481
Bradleyville Tavern Album I p.71a.
CDH-484
Canton Post Office Album I p.71d.
CDH-487
East Haddam, Nathan Hale Schoolhouse Album I p.72a.
CDH-490
Hadlyme Ferry Album I p.72d.
CDH-493
Moodus Album I p.73a.
CDH-496
Old Saybrook Album I p.73d.
CDH-499
Middlefield Album I p.74a.
CDH-502
unlabeled Album I p.74d.
CDH-505
Not labelled Album I p.75a.
CDH-508
Simsbury Album I p.75d.
CDH-511
No label, not Guilford Album I p.76a.
CDH-514
No label, not Guilford Album I p.76d.
CDH-440
Gilead Album I p.64a.
CDH-443
Hebron Album I p.64e.
CDH-446
Lebanon Album I p.65b.
CDH-449
Judge Gould House, Litchfield Album I p.65e.
CDH-452
Horatio Johnson (Gon), Litchfield Album I p.66b.
CDH-455
Litchfield, Ye Old Curiosity Shoppe Album I p.66e.
CDH-458
Litchfield Album I p.67b.
CDH-461
Westfield Album I p.67e.
CDH-464
Westfield Album I p.68b.
CDH-467
Barkhamsted Hollow Album I p.68e.
CDH-470
Winthrop Album I p.69b.
CDH-473
Hartland Hollow (Bantam Lakes) Album I p.69e.
CDH-476
East Hartland, Stone School House Album I p.70b.
CDH-479
Rockland Album I p.70e.
CDH-482
Chester Album I p.71b.
CDH-485
Hog Corner, Killingworth Album I p.71e.
CDH-488
Washington, Mr. Bunnell (Mallory Murder). Album I p.72b. America’s First Mass Murder. In 1779, a 19-year-old came to work for Connecticut flax farmers Caleb Mallory and his wife Jane on their farm in Washington, Connecticut. They didn’t know that Barnard Davenport was a robber and army deserter in the Revolutionary War. For the sake of stealing money Davenport plundered the house, murdered Caleb and Jane in their bed, bludgeoned to death three grandchildren, set the house on fire and smashed to death the escaping fourth grandchild with an axe handle. Davenport was caught, tried in Litchfield and hung. The money he was seeking was found melted in the ashes of the house. See Michael-John Cavallaro, Tales of Old New Milford: Slavery, Crime and Punishment and the Connecticut Frontier.
CDH-491
Hadlyme (duplicate on page 74) Album I p.72e.
CDH-494
Moodus Album I p.73b.
CDH-497
Old Saybrook Album I p.73e.
CDH-500
Middlefield Album I p.74b.
CDH-503
Hadlyme duplicate of page CDH album p.72 Album I p.74e.
CDH-506
Not labelled Album I p.75b.
CDH-509
Not labelled Album I p.75e.
CDH-512
No label, not Guilford Album I p.76b.
CDH-515
No label, not Guilford Album I p.76e.
