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Poems and writings handwritten in an album, inscribed on one page, "To Mrs Perkins From her friend Lucy Sheldon."

Scope and Contents The Elisha Frisbie Accounts and Journal (1955-37-0) contain tables documenting the number of men in Captain Seymour's militia under Elisha Sheldon from October 25th to December 25th 1776. The tables break the numbers of men down into the number sick, discharged, fit for duty, dead, etc. There are also very small entries tracking the movement of the militia, and there are also accounts of rations and money spent. There are also a number of diary entries detailing military activity for the...

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Record of the marriage of Friend H. Frisbie and Sally Bishop Frisbie and the births of their children, 1795-1811.

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An invitation to Miss Frisbie, written on the back of a Henry Hart Exportation playing card, from W.H. Harrison, E. Harrison, and E.B. Woodruff. Dated at Litchfield South Farms, Miss Frisbie's company is respectfully solicited at Col. E. [Judd?]s Ball Room. Miss Frisbie may be Hannah Frisbie who was born in Litchfield, CT in 1802.

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Account book of Sherman Frisbie (1973-70-0) of Milton, Connecticut. Includes grocery accounts, smoking hams, work for Milton Congregational Church, and others. Currently housed in 3B Box 29.

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Small collection of items that consists of Sixth Annual Ball of the Bantam Fire Company program (1921); Camp Wonponset brochure (1910); The Bantam Bell newspaper (1920); M. H. Hallee letter to Barber Lynn.

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Daniel Fueter's records concerning the Spruce Hill Mine in Woodbury (Conn.) and correspondence with the owners.

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Two letters written by Fuller Jr. in Litchfield, CT to his father in Kent, CT, in which he discusses his study in the Litchfield Law School and the Macedonia furnace, among other topics.

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World War II documents relating to Margaret Bissell Fuessenich consisting of a Connecticut Defense Council member card; American National Red Cross Volunteer Special Services Certificate (1942); and newspaper clipping about Red Cross certificates.

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Printed circular signed by Albert Gallatin of the Treasury Dept., dated 27 Aug 1802 which was attached to a copy of the regulations concerning the Mississipi trade, and a letter from Albert Gallatin dated Paris 27 March 1815 to an unknown person concerming the authorization of Mr. Todd to draw money from the recipient's banks account. Requests an order be sent to Dover for himself and his baggage to prevent interaction and search.