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Revolutionary characters of New Haven ; the subject of addresses and papers delivered before the General David Humphreys branch, no. 1, Connecticut society, Sons of the American revolution; also list of men so far as they are known from the territory embraced in the town of New Haven, Connecticut, who served in the Continental army and militia and on Continental and state vessels and privateers, and those who rendered other patriotic services during the revolution, and a record of known casualties [comp. by W. S. Wells]; together with the location of known graves in and about New Haven of patriots of 1775-1783. And catalogue of the officers and members of Gen. David Humphreys branch since its organization.

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Revolutionary characters of New Haven ; the subject of addresses and papers delivered before the General David Humphreys branch, no. 1, Connecticut society, Sons of the American revolution; also list of men so far as they are known from the territory embraced in the town of New Haven, Connecticut, who served in the Continental army and militia and on Continental and state vessels and privateers, and those who rendered other patriotic services during the revolution, and a record of known casualties [comp. by W. S. Wells]; together with the location of known graves in and about New Haven of patriots of 1775-1783. And catalogue of the officers and members of Gen. David Humphreys branch since its organization.
Author
Sons of the American Revolution. General David Humphreys Branch.
Publication
New Haven, Conn. : General David Humphreys branch, no. 1, Connecticut society, Sons of the American Revolution, [1911], [©1911]

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124 pages : plates, portraits, map, facsimiles; 25 cm
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  • Limited edition.
  • "Arranged and edited by a special committee."
  • At the period of the revolutionary war, North Haven, East Haven, West Haven, Orange, Hamden, Mt. Carmel, Woodbridge, Bethany and Westville were included in the district embraced in the jurisdiction of New Haven."--p. 98.
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11018995
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