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Two deeds to George H. Westover for land in Litchfield, Conn.

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Correspondence related to the Litchfield Citizens Advisory Council, 1985; news clippings of historic houses and topics, circa 1969-1985; and a map of Litchfield, circa 1980s. Florence Wilson, (1917-2009), was a public school teacher and a longtime Litchfield resident.

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Property Plan, Highway Map (2015-39-0) Map of Litchfield town roads, 1954 Portion of property, Wilson Road, 1966

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Photograph of unidentified building, possibly a church.

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The David Winship Account Book (1986-58) is an account book maintained by David Winship through the years 1827 to 1860. The archives only contains a xerox copy of the records. There is computer generated spreadsheet that organizes the names of the people mentioned in the account book, and on what pages the names are mentioned. For a few of the people the town they are from is also provided.

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Blank arrest warrant from the Police Court, Borough of Winsted, for a person illegally selling intoxcating liquors from 10:00 p.m. of Saturday to 5:00 a.m. of Monday.

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School bill for 1836-1837, listing students, days they attended, cost per student, cost of tuition and board, public money rendered, and other items.

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Order from Oliver Wolcott, William Marsh, & Ozias Lewis in Litchfield for Plaster of Paris to be delivered from New Haven

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One document signed by Oliver Wolcott (1726-1797) certifying that a Continental Sorrel horse was sold to Charles Woodruff who has paid full value. Three orders endorsed by Oliver Wolcott (1760-1833) while working for the Connecticut State Pay Table Office. Circular letter from Oliver Wolcott (1760-1833) from the U.S. Treasury Department regarding specification of ship cargo.

Scope and Contents The Wolcottville First School District account books (1980-35-0) contains account records of the First School District of Wolcottville. One volume contains records from 1840-1859. The second volume commences January 1, 1854 and continues into 1881. This book passed through the hands of several treasurers during this time and each recorded names along with dates and the amount paid to the school district. Treasurers listed are Giles A. Gaylord, H.S. Barbour, Frank L. Hungerford, Charles E....