Two Centuries of New Milford Connecticut: An Account of the Bi-Centennial Celebration of the Founding of the Town Held June 15, 16, 17, and 18, 1907, With a Number of Historical Articles and ReminiscencesVarious
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Two Centuries of New Milford Connecticut: An Account of the Bi-Centennial Celebration of the Founding of the Town Held June 15, 16, 17, and 18, 1907, With a Number of Historical Articles and Reminiscences
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New Milford (Conn. : Town) -- History
Roger Sherman, surveyor for the County of New Haven, appointed in
October, 1750, to lay out lands for certain parties from ungranted lands
of the Colony.
May, 1751, appointed to layout certain lands for Williams and Crary.
May, 1751, appointed as one party to view and appraise certain lands in
the town of Kent.
May, 1752, made Surveyor for Litchfield County, instead of New Haven.
May, 1752, paid £82, 9s. 10d., in full for his bill for laying out land
and highways on the west side of Ousatonick River. As one of a Committee
appointed previous October.
October, 1753, Roger Sherman, Surveyor for Litchfield County, ordered to
run the Northwest line of town of Litchfield.
October, 1754, mentioned as the fifth Selectman of New Milford.
May, 1756, costs of £2, 17s. 4d., assessed against him and other
proprietors of common land in New Milford in certain case.
May, 1755, Representative in Assembly for New Milford, 2d.
August, 1755, Representative in Assembly for New Milford, 2d.
October, 1755, Representative in Assembly for New Milford, 1st.
January, 1756, Representative in Assembly for New Milford, 1st.
February, 1756, Representative in Assembly for New Milford, 1st.
March, 1756, Representative in Assembly for New Milford, 1st.
February, 1756, ordered to eject one Macantire from certain public land.
October, 1756, ordered to inspect certain complaints in regard to land
and report. Report made May, 1757.
May, 1755, Appointed Justice of Peace for Litchfield Co.
May, 1756, Appointed Justice of Peace for Litchfield Co.
October, 1757, Appointed to make deeds for certain public lands.
March, 1758, With others incorporated as Toll Bridge Company to own and
maintain toll bridge over Ousatonick River in New Milford.
May, 1758, Representative for New Milford, 1st.
October, 1758, Representative for New Milford, 1st.
February, 1759, Representative for New Milford, 1st.
March, 1759, Representative for New Milford, 1st.
May, 1759, Representative for New Milford, 1st.
October, 1759, Representative for New Milford, 1st.
March, 1760, Representative for New Milford, 1st.
May, 1760, Representative for New Milford, 1st.
October, 1760, Representative for New Milford, 1st.
March, 1761, Representative for New Milford, 1st.
May, 1761, Representative for New Milford, 1st.
May, 1757, 1758, 1759, 1760, and 1761, Justice of Peace, Litchfield
County.
October, 1760, 1761, 1762, 1763, 1764, 1765, 1766, and 1767, in
Nomination for Governor.
October, 1762, Guardian of two Carpenter children authorized to sell
land.
October, 1765, Appointed as Committee to investigate certain legal
questions. Report made October, 1766.
October, 1764, Representative for New Haven, 1st.
May, 1765, Representative for New Haven, 1st.
October, 1765, Representative for New Haven, 1st.
May, 1766, Representative for New Haven, 1st.
May, 1766 and 1767, Chosen Assistant.
May, 1765, Justice of Peace for New Haven County.
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