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Excerpt from Sketch of the Congregational Society and Church of East Granby ConnThe following sketch, which was read at that time, had been read in part at an old home Sunday three years previously.The illustrations include a plot of the Society drawn in 1793 and photographed some years since from the original then in the possession of B. Pinckney Clark, the pewter beaker, believed to be the first communion cup of the church, made by Thomas Da...

Excerpt from Sketch of the Congregational Society and Church of East Granby ConnThe following sketch, which was read at that time, had been read in part at an old home Sunday three years previously.The illustrations include a plot of the Society drawn in 1793 and photographed some years since from the original then in the possession of B. Pinckney Clark, the pewter beaker, believed to be the first communion cup of the church, made by Thomas Da...

Excerpt from Ancestral Line for Eight Generations of Capt. Lemuel Bates, 1729-1820: With Some Records of His DescendantsIn the spring of 1895 the writer undertook-to gather material for a small genealogy of the branch of the Bates family to which he belonged. A number of letters were written and replies received and some data which he already knew was recorded. Soon after this came a long and serious illness. Following his recovery, accumulate...

Excerpt from Ancestral Line for Eight Generations of Capt. Lemuel Bates, 1729-1820: With Some Records of His DescendantsIn the spring of 1895 the writer undertook-to gather material for a small genealogy of the branch of the Bates family to which he belonged. A number of letters were written and replies received and some data which he already knew was recorded. Soon after this came a long and serious illness. Following his recovery, accumulate...

Burn looks beyond renewable biomass or carbon capture energy systems to offer a bigger and bolder vision for the next phase of human progress, moving carbon from wasted sources.

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Excerpt from Ocular Refraction and the Shadow TestA science is founded, not upon uncertainties, but upon facts, therefore, subjective examination of the eye is not scientific, though we grant that it has its place and should be used. It is only within the past few years, that the diagnosis of errors of refraction and their correction by the use Of glasses has been scientific. Examination being conducted objectively, the refractive condition of...

Excerpt from Records of the Congregational Church in Turkey Hills, Now the Town of East Granby, Connecticut, 1776-1858The records here printed are contained in two volumes. The earlier of these is a leather bound book whose pages measure thirteen by seven and three-fourths inches. The first two leaves are missing. The records begin on page 5 and end on page 124, with some intervening pages left blank and a number of blank leaves at the end. On...

Excerpt from The Charter of Connecticut: A StudyThe use of these formal letters patent or charters goes back to a remote antiquity, and with the passing of centuries many customs have grown up relating to their granting and use which have become sanctioned and recognized until they have come to have almost the force Of law. Printed accounts Of these customs and usages are not readily found, and a few statements pertaining to some of them may b...

Excerpt from Records of the Society or Parish of Turkey Hills: Now the Town of East Granby, Connecticut, 1737-1791The section known as Simsbury north east corner, first settled about 1712, became later the ecclesiastical society or parish of Turkey Hills.In 1725 the inhabitants of Simsbury took measures toward the erection of a new meeting house. The town being large and divided by a range of high hills and a river with its one large tributary...

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Excerpt from Quartz and Its Varieties: Including Rock Crystal, Amethyst, Agate, Jasper, Agatized Wood, Smoky Quartz With a Description of LocalitiesQuartz is the most widely distributed of the minerals, and is found in all quarters of the earth. The varieties of form and color embraced in quartz 'are infinite. Its beauty and usefulness in many ways, have been acknowledged from the earliest times. Nearly all collections of minerals include a gr...