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J. Howard Catlin diaries
2011-30-0
The J. Howard Catlin diaries (2011-30-0) consist of six pocket diaries kept by J. Howard Caltin in 1867, 1868, 1873, 1874, 1880, and 1892. Catlin's entries are brief and generally chronicle his daily activities. He regularly notes the weather, and in several of the diaries keeps a cash account of his personal spending. The six diaries are currently housed together in 3A Box 1a. Also housed in this location is an enlarged photocopy of the 1868 diary.
J. Howard Catlin papers
1961-40-0
John Catlin papers
00-1954-44-0
Papers related to the house and property of John Catlin (1814-1894) and his wife Laura Humiston Catlin (1813-1901) in Northfield, Litchfield, Conn., including deeds, drawings, and correspondence from one of their sons, James P. Catlin, describing aspects of the property.
Lewis Catlin deed
00-2010-302-0
Deed from Lewis Catlin, administrator of the estate of Truman Kellogg, to Enos Potter for land in Harwinton, Conn.
Lieut. Thomas Catlin House Papers and Photographs
00-2012-35-0
Mary Catlin deed
00-2009-143-0
Mary Catlin of Litchfield, legal guardian of Mary H. Peck, Helen Peck and William Peck, deeds land in Litchfield to Alfred Peck. Witnessed by Thomas J. Parmelee and Lewis Catlin, Justie of Peace.
Minerva Catlin and Willis Catlin deed
00-2010-305-0
Deed to Enos Potter for land in Harwinton, Conn.
Putnam Catlin letter to Steuben Butler
00-2023-38-0
Robert A. Catlin account book
00-1979-31-0
The Robert A. Catlin account book (1979-31-0) contains entries from the year 1892 through 1916. The amount of cash on hand, as well as transactions showing money in and out are recorded in the book. Also noted are who or what cash was paid out for. The item is housed in 3B Box 1.
Resolution for the Centennial Celebration of Litchfield County
00-2011-136-0
Resolution for the Centennial Celebration of Litchfield County (2011-136-0) is a published announcement from the Town Committee of Litchfield regarding the expected costs for the celebration and the role they anticipate Litchfield residents to play as hosts for in and out-of-town visitors.