State of Connecticut financial and legal documents, 1769-1807.

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State of Connecticut financial and legal documents, 1769-1807.

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Assorted documents, most created by the State of Connecticut concerning tax collection and care of the poor. Collectors' accounts for fees, travel and ferriage, in the original envelopes, date from 1781-1783. There are several writs from the state treasurer for collectors who neglected to turn in the money they collected, and certificates attesting to the duly sworn collectors for various towns. Six documents reimbursed individuals for caring for transients, foreigners, and in one case, an Indian woman named Betty Mammemnuch in Windsor, 1784. Several town-specific documents are included such as an abatement list for Woodbridge, 1795, and a bill to Watertown for doctoring by William Shield, 1784.

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Connecticut Historical Society

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Timothy Caesar of Haddam enlisted June 1, 1777 for the duration of the American Revolution. He is listed in Connecticut's Black Soldier's. From the description of Treasury order, 1782 June 1 : to Timothy Caesar. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 82059980 Served in the Continental Army. From the description of State of Connecticut note to Hercules Wessells, 1780 June 1. (Litchfield Historical Society). WorldCat record id: 664367067 ...