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Pamphlet publication of the Tercentenary Commission of the State of Connecticut.

Program of events and historic glimpses of Connecticut and North Branford.

A history of the slave or former slave Dick Negro who saved local residents from the British invasion of North Haven in 1779 and was awarded his freedom and a plot of land.

Includes the history of four Black slaves of North Branford. There is a digitized copy and transcription of an indenture agreement promising freedom to a Negro slave named Dick Tull. Included also is an article entitled Our Black Revolutionary War…

Included is the history of a mixed race family in North Branford in 1860.

Includes the story of a slave, Gad Asher, who lived in North Branford, served his master for thirty-five years, and fought in the Revolutionary War.

Includes the notes of a talk given by Carrie Doody on North Branford schools plus an article by A. Lauretta Plumley about Northford's history including the schools and more.

This includes part 2 of the transcribed diaries of Timothy Russell Palmer of North Branford written from 1822 to 1824.

Includes the diaries of Timothy Russell Palmer for years 1825-1827 describing everyday life in North Branford.

Includes the daily entries of the journals of Timothy Russell Palmer from 1828-1832 describing everyday life in North Branford.
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