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G.W. and S.M. Wheeler account books
00-1970-87-0
Account books (1970-87-0) kept by George W. Wheeler and his brother Solomon M. Wheeler for a grocery store in Litchfield. The day book, July 6, 1874-Feb 27, 1875 lists sales for each day. The ledger, 1872-1875, lists individual accounts by name with an index in the front. Day book entries are recorded in the ledger. Currently housed in 3B Box 107.
John D. Wheeler letter
00-1949-38-0
Wheeler writes to his uncle from a tent on the green in New Haven, Conn., about volunteering to serve in the Civil War, the draft, slavery, and other wartime topics.
William Wheeler deed
00-2010-335-0
Deed to Solomon Marsh for land in Litchfield, Conn.
Moses Wheler, Jr. receipt
00-2005-31-0-10
A receipt to Moses Wheler, Jr. [Wheeler] on the account of Richard Mansfield, dated New Haven from Julius Hotchkiss & Co., signed Russell Hotchkiss for 1065 feet of oak board.
Moses Wheler birth record
00-2005-31-0-7
A small piece of paper with handwritten information that Moses, son Moses and Lucy Wheler [Wheeler], was born July the 20th 1771.
Moses Wheler tax receipt
00-2005-31-0-9
Receipt issued to Moses Wheler [Wheeler] for $2.10 tax on the property of David & Daniel Wheler in the town of Litchfield.
Whig Ticket for Presidential Electors
00-2012-31-0
The Whig Ticket for Presidential Electors (2012-31-0) from 1844 lists the electors from Norwalk, Vernon, Cheshire, Plainfield and Litchfield for the Whig Party for the 1844 presidential election. The elector from Litchfield was Truman Smith, a politician, lawyer and judge who practiced law in Litchfield.
Alain C. White papers
00-2010-251-0
Papers of Alain C. White, consisting of correspondence related to investments of the Litchfield Historical Society, the acquisition of a John C. Calhoun portrait by the Society, and other matters. There are also a collection of what appear to be papers of Middletown, Conn., students.
Alain C. White playscripts
00-2010-209-0
Two playscripts written by Alain C. White: a minstrel show dated 1917 containing many references to Litchfield and its residents and an adaptation of "Alice Through the Looking Glass," co-written by Miss Jay, undated. Both playscripts are annotated and include roles played by residents.
White lead manufacturing instructions
00-2010-75-0
Instructions for making white lead using vinegar, lead, and horse dung. Also instructions for grafting fruit trees.