John Talcott account book, 1635-1742.

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John Talcott account book, 1635-1742.

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Account book attributed to John Talcott of Hartford, Connecticut, and used by his son-in-law, Joseph Wadsworth (known for his involvement hiding the Connecticut Charter). Contains family history, including Wadsworth vital records, and copies of legal documents. Among the legal documents are the Laws of Massachusetts Territory (1687) and several proclamations by King Charles. The October 1-4, 1683 issue of The London Gazette has been sewn into the volume along with "His Majesties Declaration" dated July 1683. Includes an account of brickmaking, along with other standard sales and purchases of the day.

1 volume.

Connecticut Historical Society

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SNAC Resource ID: 7305794

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Wadsworth, Joseph H

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Wadsworth family.

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Talcott, John.

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Charles II, King of England, 1630-1685

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