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Deep River Village in Saybrook; Houses Earliest Colony Records; Name Derived From River

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Newspaper articles relating to the town of Deep River, Connecticut.


Descendants live here.
Dutch bought lands.
Winthrop appointed agent.
Fenwick visits colony.
Saybrook irregularly shaped.
On Hartford Road.
Had old records.
Home army raised.
List of Freemen in 1669

Towns

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Newspaper Clippings

Winthrop, John
Fenwick, George (Col.)
Block, Adrian
Sluys, Hansden
Say, Lord
Brook, Lord
Rich, Lord
Saltonstall, Richard
Plym, John
Hampden, John
King Charles I
Kirtland, John
Kirtland, Nathaniel
Kirtland, Philip
Buckingham, Thomas (Rev.)
Trumbull, Gov.
Warner, Seth (Capt.)
Fitch, James (Rev.)
Allen, Robert
Baldwin, John
Bowers, Morgan
Griswold, Francis
Hyde, William

Olmstead, John
Post, Thomas
Smith, Nehemiah
Calkins, John
Mason, John (Major)
Backus, William
Birchard, John
Calkins, Hugh
Huntington, Christopher
Hyde, Samuel
Pease, John
Reynolds, John
Tracey, Thomas
Adgate, Thomas
Backus, William, Jr.
Bliss, Thomas
Edgarton, Richard
Huntington, Simon
Leffingwell, Thomas
Post, John
Royce, Jonathan
Wade, Robert

Chapman, Robert
Bushnell, William
Pratte, William
Chalker, Alexander
Buckingham, Thomas
Lord, William
Wastoll, John
Clarke, John
Bushnell, Francis
Poste, Abraham
Parker, William
Joanes, Samuel
Dunke, Thomas
Parker, John
Lay, Robert
Bushness, John
Beamont, William
Shipman, Edward
Joseland, Richard
Ingham, Joseph
Chapman, John
Chapman, Robert, Jr.

Norton, Thomas
Raimond, Richard
Bull, Thomas (Capt.)
Andros, Gov.

Deep River, CT