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What people are saying - Write a reviewUser Review - Flag as inappropriate This is an outstanding and detailed resource for genealogists seeking records or history for early Stamford, CT. It provides many individual names, often with biographical information. It covers the establishment and history of the town, including the churches and governance. It is both easy and interesting to read. The only difficulty I had with the text was understanding the logic of the page numbers listed in the index of names at the back of the text. Related books
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Common terms and phrasesAbigail Abraham Davenport acres Ambler appointed April Bates Benjamin Bishop born in Stamford Capt captain Charles Webb church citizens colony committee Congregational Congregational church Connecticut Connecticut colony court Daniel Daniel Bouton Darien daughter David Waterbury days in 76 Dibble died Ebenezer Elizabeth enlisted July Fairfield father Ferris Finch Francis Francis Bell graduated at Yale Greenwich Hannah Haven Henry Holly honored Indians Isaac Lockwood James John Davenport John Holly John Hoyt Jona Jonathan Bates Jonathan Bell Jonathan Selleck Joseph Joshua June Knapp land Lieut March married Mary meeting house Mills minister Nathan Nathaniel North Stamford Norwalk parish pastor pensioned pounds preach records Richard Law Robert Samuel Sarah Scofield Sept settled settlement settlers Slason Smith society Stam Stephen Stephen Bishop Thomas town vote Weed Wethersfield widow wife William References from web pagesStamford Historical Society - Bibliography of Stamford, H Bibliographic information
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