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Master Heading (Click For Sub-Indicies)

Accounts of the colony for the year 1685

to be audited

to be compelled to make up their accounts

stated

of the colony's charges for the Indian war

debtors to the colony

Ackenach and east of Stratford river

sachem of Milford

& c.

land laid out for on Corum Hill

Actions court & jury fees

nor to defendants except & c.

civil

in county courts

reviews not to be granted to plantiffs

to pay a duty

to be non- suited

plantiff not appearing

appeals to the general court

for travel and attendance

cost allowed to parties

after the case goes to jury

no pleas or testimony to be received

actions to be entered before second day of court

Adams

prop. freeman

admitted

Conveyed to serj. Zach. Sandford

Samuel

mortgaged to the colony

Daniel

Samuel

his ordinary

Jeremy

the place of meeting for the courts

Addresses and petitions to the King (January, 1686-7)

(June, 1689)

(a second ordered)

(August, 1686)

The general court's letter to the secretary of state

(May 1685)

(April, 1685)

(Nov. 1683)

(October, 1679)

(October, 1678)

(July, 1686)

Adkins Samuel

granted five pounds, for injuries received while firing a salute for Gov. Dongan

Administration letters of

by whom to be granted &c.

Admiralty the court of assistants constituted a court of

Agent in England an agent for all the united colonies, proposed by Joseph Dudley

the court resolve not to send a special agent

his instructions

Mr. William Whiting appointed by the Council

correspondence with Mr. Whiting

Allyn Obadiah

ordered to detach men for defence of the upper settlements

Capt. John

elected assistant and secretary

comm'r for the united colonies

land given him by Joshua's will, confirmed

comm'r to treat with governor Dongan, about the boundary

sued by Mrs. Haynes, for damages occasioned by his mill dam

his supposed influence in annexing Connecticut to the government of Andros

delivers the seal to Andros

is sworn a member of the council

appointed judge of the court of pleas for Hartford county

and takes the oaths (for judge of the court of pleas of Hartford county)

his letters to John West

an active promoter of the revolution

appointed on committees &c. (active promoter of the revolution)

other references (active promoter of the revolution)

John

John

Thomas

confirmed lieutenant of Windsor train band

law suit with Daniel Pratt, about impounding cattle

deputy from New HAven

his letters to Sir Edmund Andros

Ambler deputy for Stamford

Abram

appointed to grant warrants &c., for Bedford

Ammunition to be provided by each county

Amos Hugh

John

Andrews

Daniel

prop. freeman

admitted (freeman)

Daniel

late of Bank-side

granted 200 acres of land

adm. freeman

Rev. Samuel

Mr. Samuel,adm.

Samuel

Francis

confirmed ensign of Wallingford train-band

Andros hostilities with the eastern Indians

returned from Pemaquid

his administration in Connecticut

other references

is retaken

escapes from prison

at Boston

thence, by Hartford, to Boston

returns to N. York

leaves N. York for Albany

returns to N. England, commissioned governor of Massachusetts &c.

New York and the Jerseys annexed to his government

courts of common pleas established

proposes to go eastward, to Pemaquid, &c.

death of Lady Andros

assumes the government of Connecticut

arrives in Hartford, with his escort (Oct. 31, 1687)

gives notice that he has received orders to annex Connecticut

writes, that judgement will be entered on the quo warrento, and offers one more opportunity of submission

the General Court's reply

proposes a surrender of the charter, to Gov. Treat

his family, and previous history, noticed

goes to New York

the inforcing act, amended at Mr. Allyn's suggestion, and passed

town meetings, except for choice of officers, prohibited

and brought to punishment, if they do mischief

but to be watched

the Indians to be treated as our own people

copies of the laws sent to each county

order for execution of former judgments and the issue of causes pending

Mr. Joseph Whiting appointed collector

order for levying the colony rate

the right of the eldest brother to inherit lands of the younger, established

Gov. Treat and John Allyn sworn as members of the council

the laws of the territory of NEw England, enacted by the governour and council

the deputy governor and assistants made judges of inferiour courts, and justices of the peace

an act for inforcing in Connecticut, the laws made by the governor and council, drawn and submitted to the council

Gov. Treat commissioned colonel

the for N. England

his seal

time and places of holding

superior courts, held by judges of the circuit

sheriffs appointed

John Allyn appointed judge for Hartford county

sails for England

in all cases not specially provided for, the laws of England to be in force

notifies Gov. Leete that Col. Goffe is said to be concealed in Hartford

claims Fisher's Island, for the Duke of York

Sir Edmund, correspondence with, respecting Indian captives, taken by the Mohawks

orders to Lt. Col. Allyn to detach 60 men, for the defence of the upper towns on Conn. river

authorized to receive the surrender of the Connecticut charter

usual form of writs

additional duties of impost and excise, imposed

Answers to the Queries of the Lords' Committee for Trade (1680)

Appeals to the General Court to pay a duty

to the King

declaration of the Court respecting them

Arnold Isaac

his sloop taken by pirates

Joseph

deputy for Haddam

Stephen

paid for sheep supplied for the army in Narragansett

Articles of misdemeanor exhibited by E. Randolph against the governor and company

Artillery none

Ashley Jonathan

Jona.

prop. freeman

admitted

Ashurst Sir Henry

proposed as the colony's agent

Assistants elected

Astry signs the writs of Quo Warranto

Sir Samuel

clerk of the crown

Atherton Major (Humphrey)

Attawanhood none

Atwater John

Avery confirmed captain of N. London trainband

John

deputy for New London

Thomas

jun.

James

by the comm'rs of the U. Colonies, for services as governor of the Pequots (1678)

granted

his grant of land to be laid out

comissioner

Capt. James

on committees &c.

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