INDEX
to History of Corinth, Vermont:1764-1964
(updated January 2016*)
Photos, figures, and illustrations are indicated by page numbers in italics. Please also note that
this index was prepared 50 years after publication of the book. Names were often repeated
within families, and in some cases it was difficult to determine a person's generation. *Although
the index does not include the name of each person listed in the genealogy section of the book,
this updated version includes family names within that section. Comments and suggested
corrections should be sent to Jennifer Spanier: jenspanier@icloud.com.
A
A. M. Minerva Chapter No. 68, 213
"Aaron Slick from Punkin Crick" (play), 273, 278, 279
Abeel, Garret, xxiii, xxv, xxvi
acetylene lights, 215
Adams, J. Q., 294
Adams, Joel, 78, 107, 204–205
Aiken, James, 99. See also Akin, James
Aiken, John, 83–84
Aiken, William S., 294
Aiken family records, 307
Aikens, B. F., 151
Aikin, Benjamin F., 294
Ainsworth's Tavern House, 89
Akin, James, 40, 53, 56. See also Aiken, James
Alden Slack house and farm, 127, 180
Aldrich, Wailes, 108
Alexander, Elijah, xviii
Allen, Elijah, 72, 78, 79, 107
Allen, Ira, 99
Alonzo Dickey Place, 51
Alton Davis Place, 180
American Revolutionary War, 41–45
American Woolen Company, 175
Amherst, Jeffrey, 38
Andrews, Nathaniel, 80, 211, 294
Andrews family records, 307
"Annie's Grave" (song), 257, 275, 282
Annis, James, 294
Antilla, Fred and Lydia, and family, 236
Appalachian Sulphide Corporation, 172
apple cider or cider brandy, 162, 253, 260
apple hoarding story, 245
apple parings, 189
apple trees, 161
Armond, John (Armon), 2, 98, 100, 107, 207, 299
Armstrong-Martin family, 51–52
Association of Pewholders, 118
Astin, Daniel, xviii
Athenian Hall, 220–221
Atkins, Vanness, 294
Atkins family records, 307
Atkinson, Capt., 100
Atkinson, Theodore, Hon., xviii, xxii, xxiii, 2–3
Atkinson, Theodore, Jr., xviii, xix, xxii, xxiii, 2–3
"Aunt Dinah's Quilting Party" (song), 282
Austin, George A., 294
autographs, 254–257
automobiles, first, 215, 216, 221
autumn, 18
Avery, A. S., 294
Avery, Abner S., 294
Avery, Alvah, 129, 294
Avery, Amos, 107
Avery, Andrew, 107, 299
Avery, Charles, 294
Avery, Christopher, 34, 105, 106, 129, 206, 209, 294
Avery, Cortis H., 294
Avery, E. J., 212
Avery, Elias, 129
Avery, George, 265
Avery, George S., 294
Avery, Hiram, 294
Avery, John, 107
Avery, Melwell M., 294
Avery, Nathaniel, 230
Avery, Noah L., 294
Avery, Orin A., 294
Avery, Osgood I., 294
Avery, W. B. D., 212–213
Avery, William B. D., 294
Avery family records, 307–310
Ayer, John, 107
Ayer, Richard, 78, 89, 117
Ayers, Richard, 107, 299
B
Bachelder, Rev. Daniel, 127
Baglay, William, 125–126
Bagley, John F., 294
Bagley family records, 310
Bailey, James, 299
Bailey, Jesse, 293
Bailey, Jesse, Jr., 294
Bailey, Joel, 294
Bailey family records, 310
baked Indian pudding, 250
Baker, William, 227
Balcom, Elijah, 78. See also Balkum, Elijah
Balcom, Elisha, 77
Baldwin, Benjamin, 53
Baldwin, Dr., 91
Baldwin, F., 131
Balkum, Elijah, 299. See also Balcom, Elijah
Ball, Arthur J., 297
Ballard, Elder, 127
Banfield (Banfill) family records, 311
Banfill, Anna (daughter of George), 115
Banfill, Anna (wife of George), 115
Banfill, Reuben, 115
Banfill (Banfield), George
children of, 115
as delinquent tax payer, 100
on gore petition, 52
land purchase by, 97, 108
on list of freemen, 78
as Town Clerk, 54–55, 302
Banister, William, 104
Banks, Alba M., 294
Banks, Bentley, 294
Banks, George E., 294
Banks, Thomas, 294
Banks family records, 311–312
Baptist churches. See First Free Will Baptist Church in West Corinth; Meadow Meetinghouse
Barber, Charles, 170
Barber, Mrs. A. E., 133
Barker, Alexander T., 294
barley crops, 160, 161
barn raising, 245–246
Barnat, Samuel, 52
Barnes, Harrison G. O., 294
Barnes, Joel, 114, 125
Barnes, Mansfield T., 294
Barnes, Peter, 205–206
Barnes and Sons, 168
Barnes family records, 312
Barnett, David, 108
Barre, Vermont, 26
Barrel, Nathaniel, xviii, xxii, xxiii, 2–3
Barret, John, 62
Barron, Col. William, 193
Barron, Gen. Micah, 184
Barron, John, 53
Barron, William, 184
Barry, Simon, 299. See also Berry, Simon
Barstow, Henry C., 294
Barton, Judith Williams, 282
baseball, 195, 283
Basstow, Russell A., 294
Batchelder, Lewis, 294
Bath, New Hampshire, 227
Batten's Cider Mill, Waits River, VT, 196
Battle of Bennington, 60
Bayley, Capt. Frye, 60
Bayley, Capt. John, 60
Bayley, Enoch, xviii
Bayley, Gen. Jonathan, 38, 43, 62, 63
Bayley, James, 78
Bayley, Webster, 83
Bear Notch, 26
Bear Notch Road, 207
Beard, Henry C., 294
Beard, Oscar M., 294
bears, 17, 26, 219
Beech Hollow, 29
Beede, Hezekiah, 103
Beede family records, 312
Bell Sargent Fellowship, 124
Bellows, Joseph, xviii
Bennet, William, 77, 83, 299
Bennington, Vermont, 1
Berlin, Vermont, 52
Berry, David, 78, 107, 139
Berry, Ebenezer, 293
Berry, Simon, 100, 293. See also Barry, Simon
Berry, Thomas, 106, 293
Berry family records, 312
Berry's Texaco Station, 172
Bible, willing of, 113
bibliography, brief, 501
Bicentennial. See Corinth Bicentennial
Bickford, John, 89, 113, 114
Bickford, Paul, 107
Bickford family records, 312–313
Bicknell, Joseph, 169
Bierce, John H., 297
Bigelow, Joshua, 107
Bigsby, Solomon, 294
Bill's Brook, 16
Bitch Hollow, 29
Bixby, Ebenezer, 100, 107, 299
Bixby, Harold F., 297
Bixby family records, 313
blackberry picking, 32–33
blackberry syrup, 252
Blacklock, John, xxiii, xxv, xxvi
Blacksmith Shop float, 277, 290
blacksmiths, 79, 99, 114, 175, 223, 232
Blaisdell, Betsey, 112
Blake, Almira Torrey, 124–125, 192–193, 194, 198, 199–200, 200
Blake, Charles Metcalf, 192–193, 194
Blake, Elijah, 114, 121
Blake, Gilbert, 294
Blake, Mary Roxanna, 194
Blake, Nathan, I, 193
Blake, Nathan, III
church participation, 113, 121, 124–125
eating in the kitchen story, 223
family history, 193–194
residence near Boston, 192
store ownership, 184–186
Blake, Nathan, IV, 186, 192–193, 194, 199–200, 200, 222, 301
Blake, Orrin, 294
Blake, R. H., 258
Blake, Robert C., 297
Blake, Sophia Chandler, 194
Blake, Susan Ann, 193–194
Blake, Susan Torrey, 124, 192, 193–194, 199, 223
Blake, William, 193
Blake family records, 313–314, 313–315
Blake Memorial Library, 191–203
in 1902, 191, 193, 198
in 1949, 198
dedication of original library, 124, 193, 198
dedication of present library, 198
destruction by fire, 198
endowment, 198–199
Felix Gondrot Room, 198–199, 199
mission of, 199–200
as site of former church, 132
Blanchard, Simeon, 294
Blank, Dr. Eugene, 201
Bliss, Willis R., 294
Bliss family records, 315–316
blockhouses in American Revolution, 42. See also Fort Hill; Fort Wait
Blood, Horace, 235
Bluebirds 4-H Club, 215
Boardman, A. H., 140
Boardman, Amos, 293
Boardman, Thomas, 129
bobbin manufacturing, 173–175, 178
boiled Indian pudding, 251
Bolles (Bowles), Rev. Nathaniel, 128, 129
Bolton, Harry J., 297
Bombard family records, 316
Bond, Calvin T., 294
Bond, Frank, 253
Bond, George W., 294
Bond, John A., 297
Bond, John G., 294
Bond family records, 316–317
boots, 162
The Borough (Burrow), 25
Boston Stage Road, 239
Boston Tea Party, 41
Bowen, Eleanor, 119
Bowen, Enoch, 293
Bowen, Ernest M., 173, 302
Bowen, Jeremiah, 98, 293
Bowen, John, 107
Bowen, Peter, 98, 107, 299
Bowen, Timothy, 294
Bowen, William, 139
Bowen family records, 317–319
Bowen Shop, 173
Bowen-Hunter Bobbin Company, 173–174, 174
Bowles, Elden, 140
Boyce family records, 319
Boynton, Rev. Charles, 224
Boys and Girls Home Projects Club, 215
Bradbury, Alice, 225
Bradbury, Convers, 294
Bradbury, David, 129
Bradford, Vermont, 14, 15, 44, 83
Bradford Academy, 155, 156, 157
Bradford Creamery, 164
Bradford Legion and Auxiliary Color Guard, 276, 283
Bradstreet, Jonathan, xviii
Brainerd, Carol, 52, 273, 275, 279
Brainerd, Colleen, 52, 273, 275, 279
Brainerd, Florence, 52
Brainerd, Harry, 52, 176, 182, 273
Brainerd, Janice, 52, 273, 275, 279
Brainerd, Joan, 52, 273
Brainerd, Leon, 302
Brainerd, P. Charles, 297
Brainerd, Virginia, 52
Brainerd family records, 319–320
Braman, Henry, 294
Braman, John R., 294
bread stuffing, 251
Breckenridge, Capt., 43, 62
bricklayers, 81
brickyards, 86
Bridgham, Nathan, xviii
Brikford, Addison M., 294
British patrols, 57, 58, 62
Broadwell, Henry, xxiii, xxv, xxvi
Brock family records, 320
Bromley, Kent, 297
Brook Road, 16, 209
Brooks, Joseph M., 294
brooks and streams, 16
Brookside Cider Mill, 173
Brown, Benjamin, 25, 89, 106, 108, 266, 293
Brown, Cyrus H., 294
Brown, Daniel, 78, 106, 180, 246, 293
Brown, Delotia, 266
Brown, Eddie M., 297
Brown, Edmund, 60
Brown, Jacob, 88
Brown, John, 78, 97, 107, 294
Brown, John, 2nd, 25
Brown, John F., 294
Brown, Mary, 108
Brown, Oliver W., 294
Brown, Peter, 299
Brown, S. C., 294
Brown, Susannah, 246–247
Brown family records, 320–322
Bruleigh, Mervil C., 298
Bruleigh, Robert H., 298
Bruleigh family records, 322
Buckingham, Jedediah, 104
Buckley, Charles, 55
Bugbee, Albert, 132
Bugbee, Justin, 294
Bugbee family records, 323
Bunker Hill, 60
Burbank, Esther, 111
Burger, Gilbert, xxiii, xxv, xxvi
Burgess Carriage Shop, 164, 168
Burgess family records, 323
Burgin, Abel, 132
Burgin, John, 84
Burgin, Walter, 226
Burgin, William, 294
Burgin family records, 323–324
Burnham, Charles, 87
Burnham, Josiah, 294
Burnham family records, 324
Burroughs, Betsey, 267
Burroughs, Calvin W., 294
Burroughs, Elmer, 176
Burroughs, Moses, 267
Burroughs, Mrs. Raymond, 203
Burroughs estate, 127
Burroughs family records, 324–325
The Burrough (Burrow), 25
Burt, Samuel W., 294
burying cloths, 118
businesses in Corinth in 1964, 172–176
Butler, Kenneth C., 175, 199, 243
Butler, Nathan J., 175, 199, 297
Butler, Richard O., 298
Butler, Simon, xviii
Butler, Sue, 273, 282
Butler family records, 325–326
butter making, 166, 189
Butterfield, Sue Sawyer, 199
Butterfield family records, 326
C
C. C. Sargent Store, 5, 95
C. T. Smith & Co., West Topsham, 258
Caldwell, Moses, Jr., 104
Calenius, Eino and Gertrude, 236
Calenius, Hugo and Selma, 236
Californias (potatoes), 25
candle makers, 227
canker, 127
Cape-Cod-style houses, 180, 181, 181, 184
carding and fulling mill, 85–86
Carleton, Edward, 20
Carleton, Hiram, 151
Carleton, Hiram W., 295
Carleton, Ousgood, 107
Carleton, Warren, 295
Carlson, Carl and Mary, 236
Carlson family records, 326
Carpender, John, Jr. (Carpenter), xxiii, xxv, xxvi
Carpenter, Calvin, 295
Carpenter, Calvin C., 294
Carpenter, Dr. Alvah, 90–91, 229–230
Carpenter, Dr. Cyrus, 91
Carpenter, Edwin, 169
Carpenter, Edwin S., 294
Carpenter, Jesse, 90, 293
Carpenter, John, Jr. (Carpender), xxiii, xxv, xxvi
Carpenter, Leander C., 294
Carpenter, Lorenzo Dow, 93
Carpenter, Richard W., 298
Carpenter, Walton, 176
Carpenter, Ward, 85
Carpenter, Ward B., 295
Carpenter family records, 327–328
carpenters, 80
Carr, David, 208
Carr, George, 295
Carr, Mercy Harriman, 227
Carr, Robert, 294
Carr, Samuel, 294
Carr family records, 328
Carrier, Ellsworth, 176
Carter, Clarinda, 232, 233
Carter, Daniel, 132
Carter, Earl F., 297
Carter, Howard A., 297
Carter, J. H., 153
Carter, Joseph, 302
Carter, Karl, 29, 176, 183, 224, 277
Carter, Lynwood L., 298
Carter, Nathan, 224
Carter, Stanley, 297
Carter, Thomas, xviii
Carter, Wesley, 176, 183
Carter family records, 328–330
Cary, Christopher, 62
Cary, Samuel, 62
Casket House, 15
Catamount Quarry, Haverhill, NH, 194
Catlin, Russel, 104
catnip tea, 247
cattle, 161, 162, 188
cattle dealers, 175
Cavalier, Marie, 203
Cazin, Francis, 171
Celley family records, 330
cemeteries, 125–126
Corinth Center Cemetery. See Corinth Center Cemetery
Corinth Corner Cemetery, 126
Darling Cemetery, 126
Locke Cemetery, 127
McCrillis Cemetery, 33
Meadow Cemetery, 126, 265
Munn and Rowell Cemetery, 29–30, 126
New East Corinth Cemetery, 126
Old East Corinth Cemetery, 126, 214, 267–268
Page Hill Cemetery, 266
West Corinth Cemetery, 25, 126, 267
census (1790), 299–300
Center Meetinghouse. See Corinth Center Congregational Church
Century Farm float, 277, 288
Chace, Rev. Charles, 119
Chalmers, William, 168
Chalmers family records, 330–331
Chamberlain, James, 121, 301
Chamberlain, Thomas and Jacob, 44
Chamberlin, Daniel, 294
Chamberlin family records, 331
Chaplin, David, xviii
Chaplin, Joseph, xviii
Chapman, Amanda, 226
Chapman, John, 34, 194–195, 211
Chapman, John S., 295
Chapman, Wilson, 226
Chapman family records, 331–332
Chapman's Folly, 197
charding, 103
Charles Hansom District No. 14, 147
Charlotte County, New York, 9
Charter, Joseph, xxiii, xxv, xxvi
Charter of Town of Corinth (confirmatory, 1772), xxi–xxix, 2–3, 4–5, 14, 55
Charter of Town of Corinth (original, 1764), xvi–xvii, 4, 14, 72
Chartier, Raymond, 176
Chase, Harold W., 298
Chase family records, 332
cheese making, 248–249
Chelsea, Vermont, 22, 77
chicken pie, 251–252
Child, Phineas, 129
children born in Corinth, 115
Childs, Charles, 209
Childs, Fred, 199
Childs family records, 332
Chittenden, Gov. Thomas, 52–53
Christian Church, 127
Christmas, 89, 196
Christmas trees and wreaths, 17, 32
Chubb, John, 26, 83, 107
Chubb, Joseph, 294
Chubb, Stedman, 25–26
Chubb Hollow, 25–26, 83
Chubb Hollow District No. 11, 147
Church of England, xviii, xxiv, 4, 104
church pew sales, 113–114, 118–119, 121
churches
Christian Church, 127
Corinth Center Congregational Church. See Corinth Center Congregational Church; First
Congregational Church/Society
East Corinth Congregational Church. See East Corinth Congregational Church; Union
Meetinghouse, East Corinth
First Free Will Baptist Church, West Corinth, 30, 113, 127–129, 128
First Methodist Episcopal Church, 131–132, 132, 247
Second Free Will Baptist Church (Meadow Meetinghouse), 25, 34, 129, 130, 131
Second Methodist Episcopal Church, 132–133, 133, 240
Seventh Day Adventists, 22, 133–134
cider apple sauce, 253
cider brandy or apple cider, 162, 253, 260
cider mills, 88–89
Cilley, Elisha, 27
Cilley, Myron, 297
Cilley, Silvette, 275
Cilley Flat, 27–28
circuit or visiting preachers, 116, 129, 131
Civil War, 170, 214–215, 221, 231, 238, 294–297
Claflin, John M., 298
Claflin, William S. N., 294
Claflin family records, 332–333
Clark, Carrie, 235
Clark, Daniel, 88
Clark, George M., 295
Clark, Henry, 212, 295
Clark, Nancy Ann, 227
Clark, Nicholas A., 295
Clark, William, xviii
Clark family records, 333–334
Clement, David, 141
Clement, Job, 107, 294
Clement, John, 20
Clement, Mary Jo, 282
Clement, Orrison C., 294
Clement, Orson, 224–225
Clement, Patsy, 282
Clement, Plant S., 295
Clement, S. C., 212
Clement, Samuel, 302
Clement family records, 334–335
Clement Greenhouse, Dartmouth College, 225
Cleveland, Grover, 166
Clifford, Israel, 108
Clifford, Israel, Jr., 293
Clifford, Israel, Sr., 293
Clifford, John, 70, 294
Clifford, Peter, 112
Clifford, Sally, 112
climate, 18
cloth dressing mill, 86
clothing, 187–189
Clough, Betsey, 205–206
Clough, Robert, 121
Clough, Zaccheus, 107
clover mill, 23, 114
Cluff, Zacheus, 299
coal, 166
Colby, Abner, 101
Colby, Calvin J., 297
Colby, Capt. Ezekiel,
in 1790 census, 299
children's inheritances, 101
as delinquent taxpayer, 100
first inhabitant myth, 2
land cleared by, 183
land purchases and sale, 50–51
on list of freemen, 78
as local militia captain, 68
on Revolutionary War Honor Roll, 293
Colby, Charles S., 297
Colby, Cornelius O., 294
Colby, Earl V., 297
Colby, Ezekial (son of Capt.), 101, 106
Colby, Henry, 101
Colby, Hezekiah, 101
Colby, John, 101, 107, 299
Colby, Jonathan, 294
Colby, Moses, 101
Colby, Mrs. Richard, 283
Colby, Nathan, 101
Colby, Sarah, 101–102
Colby family, 25
Colby family records, 336–337
Coleman family records, 337
Collamer, Jacob, 70
Collins, Albert A., 266
Collins, Amos and Ruth, 94
Collins, Charles, 94
Collins, Edwin, 294
Collins, Hiram A., 295
Collins, John S., 294
Collins, Mary F., 266
Collins, Melissa E., 266
Collins, Orlando, 294
Collins family records, 337–338
Collis, Samuel (Corliss?), 78
Collyer, Capt. Thomas, 51, 53, 68, 72, 78, 104
Colyer, Chatman, 78
Comstock, Arthur, 225
Comstock, Fred, 297
Comstock, Mrs. Ray, 276, 283
Comstock, Ralph, 297
Comstock, Ray, 176, 277
Comstock family records, 338–339
Comstock house, 25
Congregationalists, 117, 118, 121, 122
Connor, Daniel, 78
Connor, John, 102
Connor, Nathan, 78
constables, 204–205, 209–210, 212
Cook, Clarence, 199
Cook, Delbert, 297
Cook, Robert, 297
Cook family records, 339–340
Cooke, Ann Julia, 91
Cooke, Cordelia, 95
Cooke, Daniel. See also Daniel Cooke Inn/Mansion
as businessman, 22, 57, 86, 111
as delinquent taxpayer, 107
on list of freemen, 78
as Representative to General Assembly, 301
Cooke, Dorothy Nutting, 91
Cooke, George C., 294, 301, 302
Cooke, Henry, 229
Cooke, Leander P., 294
Cooke, Phineas, 57
Cooke, Theodore and Ruth Tenney, 95
Cooke family records, 340
Cooke Hill, 22, 57
Cookeville
brickyard, 86
C. C. Sargent Store, 5
Daniel Cooke Inn. See Daniel Cooke Inn/Mansion
development of, 22–23
early street scene, 97
elevation, 15
first schoolhouse, 15
map, 1858, D–E
map, 1963, I
mills, 83, 84
naming of, 22
Old Blacksmith Shop, 80
Old Cooke Store, 5, 5, 8, 55, 210
Old Corinth Academy, 22, 151, 155, 222
schoolhouse, 8, 111, 119
streams, 16
Town Hall, 213
view of, 15
Cookeville Academy, 15
Cookeville District No. 3, 111, 146
Cookeville Fair, 72, 73
Cookeville Graded School, 22–23, 156–157, 157
coopers, 80–81, 111
Cootbath, Winthrop, 299
Copper Brook, 16
copper mines, 8, 26, 95, 169–172
Copperfield Mining and Smelting Company, 171
cordage, 168
cordwainers, 83
Corinth, Town of
Charter (confirmatory, 1772), xxi–xxix, 2–3, 4–5, 14, 55
Charter (original, 1764), xvi–xvii, 4, 14, 72
children born in, 115
early farmhouse scene, 106
elevations, 15
first record of Town Meeting, 117
first Town Meeting, xvi–xvii
geography of, 14–19
Grantees, xviii, xxviii
maps, 6–7, A–I
naming of, 20
Plan of (1764), xviii
"Corinth, We Love You" (bicentennial song), 270–272
Corinth Academical Institute and Grammar School, 22, 150–151, 151, 222
Corinth Bicentennial, 269–292
"Aaron Slick from Punkin Crick," 273, 278, 279
Brief Description, 278, 282–284
"Corinth, We Love You," 270–272
Fashion Show, 275–276, 281, 282
History Song, 273–275
Invitation, 270
Parade, 276–277, 283, 284–291
Photos, 279–281, 284–292
Program, 272
Worship Services, 269, 278, 283
Corinth brothers story, 229
Corinth Center
Ainsworth's Tavern House, 89
elevation, 15
map, 1858, D–E
Old Saw Mill, 86
Rowe Tavern, 22, 88, 89, 114, 117
Corinth Center Cemetery
epitaphs in, 264, 266
funding for, 117, 118
history of, 21–22
maintenance, 120
photo, 21
Pickles's grave in, 119
Taplin graves in, 46, 46
Corinth Center Church float, 277, 286
Corinth Center Congregational Church (Center Meeting House). See also First Congregational
Church/Society
Bell Sargent Fellowship, 124
Blake family attendance at, 124
building of, 118–119
Estelle McFarland at, 229
Haseltine pew at, 109
history of, 22
lot ownership, 110, 113
maintenance issues, 120, 123
performances at, 211
photos, 21, 116
Rev. Charles Boynton at, 224
town meetings held at, 119–120
Corinth Center District No. 20, 148–149
Corinth Copper Company, 93, 169, 170
Corinth Corner, 15, 23–25, 27, 84, 107, 108, 131
Corinth Corner Cemetery, 126
Corinth Corner District No. 4, 146
Corinth Corner District School, 153
Corinth Corner Methodist Church, 131–132, 132, 247
Corinth District School, 135
Corinth Drum Corp, 68
Corinth History Committee (1964), 303
Corinth-Topsham square dancers, 283
Corliss, A. S., 151
Corliss, Amos, 294
Corliss, Amos T., 267
Corliss, Arad, 235, 301
Corliss, Arad S., 295
Corliss, Arkalina, 227
Corliss, Aunt Sam, 239
Corliss, Daniel, 111, 114, 236
Corliss, Daniel (first day of school story), 237
Corliss, Daniel, Jr., 235, 236, 268
Corliss, Edwin, 230–231, 294
Corliss, Frank, 226
Corliss, Hannah Silver, 243
Corliss, Henry, 176
Corliss, Hiram, 267
Corliss, John, 235, 295, 301
Corliss, Jonathan (Jock), 181, 219
Corliss, Lon, 237
Corliss, Loutheria, 230–231
Corliss, Maria, 268
Corliss, Melitiah, 209
Corliss, Michael, 103
Corliss, Mitchell, 108–109
Corliss, Nancy, 235
Corliss, Pelitiah, 103, 121
Corliss, Prudence, 267
Corliss, Samuel, 78, 107, 111, 243
Corliss, William H., 297
Corliss, Willoughby, 78, 121
Corliss, Willoughby, II, 114. See also Willoughby Corliss Bridge
Corliss family records, 340–344
corn beef, 249
corn crops, 162, 163
corn mills, 80
Corruth family records, 344
Corwin, Dr. H. M., 91
Corwin, Marcus H., 295
Cotey family records, 344
Cotton, William, 299
Country Store float, 277, 286
Court in Kingsland float, 276, 285
Cowdry, Burnham, 294
cracker mince pie, 252
cracker pudding, 250
Crafts, Col. W. D., 92
Crafts family records, 344–345
Crage, John, 78
Craig family records, 345
Craige, James, 100
Craige, John, 100
cranberry and apple relish, 251
creameries, 163, 163–164, 175
Crook, Capt. Benjamin, 89
Crook, Charles, 53, 99, 136, 299
Crook, Hannah, 127
Crook, Reuben, 53, 107, 299
Crook, Roswell, 183–184, 301
Crook, Sgt. Charles, 293
Crook, Thomas, 49–50, 100, 107, 118, 299
Crook, William, 127
Crook family records, 345
Crook property, 86
Cross, Isaac, 78, 107
Cross, John, 63
Cross, Michael, 132
Cross, Rev. J. D., 131
Cross, Timothy, 132
Crossley, William, xxiii, xxv, xxvi
Crown, J. B., 122
Cullier, Thomas, 299
Cumberland County, New York, 9
Cummings, Stedman, 128, 131
Cunningham, Michael, 294
currency and other forms of exchange, 49, 63–64
Currier, Aaron, 107
Currier, David, 293
Currier, Ezekiel, 112, 132
Currier, Hannah, 112
Currier, John, 112, 114
Currier, Joseph, 100, 107, 299
Currier, Sabin, 294
Currier, Samuel, 80, 106, 111, 299
Currier family records, 345–346
Currier Park, Barre, VT, 26
curriers, 112
Cuttler, Jonas, xviii
D
dairy products, 161, 163, 166
Dan Russell House, 183
dancing, 195, 283
Danforth, William H., 298
Danforth family records, 346
Daniel Cooke Inn/Mansion, 22, 23, 89, 103, 180, 182
Daniels, James, 108
Darbarn, Samuel, 299
Darby, Daniel, 112
Darling, Eugene, 31
Darling, George M., 295
Darling, Hale, 226
Darling, Jesse and Rebecca Whitaker, 94
Darling, John, 139
Darling, Joseph Kimball, 94–95, 125, 172, 186, 187, 295
Darling, Perry, 295
Darling, Samuel, 31, 141, 294, 301
Darling Cemetery, 126
Darling District No. 13, 139–142, 147
Darling family records, 346
Dartmouth College, 90, 225
David Locke House, 33
Davidson, Elden, 140
Davis, Alton, 87, 129, 176, 180
Davis, Daniel, 115
Davis, David, 100, 105, 115
Davis, Elener, 115
Davis, Elizabeth, 115
Davis, George W., 295, 302
Davis, Jacob, Jr., 52
Davis, Jefferson, 92
Davis, Joshua, 100, 101, 299
Davis, Martin H., 295
Davis, Mary, 115
Davis, Nathan, 129
Davis, Orange, 295
Davis, S. W., 151
Davis, Samuel, 100
Davis, Samuel, Jr., 100
Davis, Simeon, 299
Davis, Stephen, 89
Davis, Tasker, 294
Davis, Timothy, 78
Davis, William, 115
Davis family records, 347–348
Day, Mary Anne Rowland, 50
Day, Rowland, 29, 50, 81, 231, 254
Day, Vernon, 297
Day family records, 348
De Almeida family records, 348
Dearborn, Daniel S., 295
Dearborn, David, 120, 301
Dearborn, Francis N., 295
Dearborn, George, 219
Dearborn, George M., 295
Dearborn, Henry, 129
Dearborn, John, 106, 132
Dearborn, John S., 295
Dearborn, Josiah B., 211, 302
Dearborn, Mary Ella, 219
Dearborn, Samuel, 129, 293, 301
Dearborn, Stephen E., 295
Dearborn family, 31–32, 172
Dearborn family records, 348–350
Dearborn Hill, 31–32, 129, 172, 219, 236
Dearborn Hill Schoolhouse, 129
deer, 17
Delco system, first, 215
delinquent taxpayers
1783, 99–100
1797, 106–107
Deming, Dr. Robert, 202
Democratic Party, 92, 95, 230
Densmore, Artemas G., 295
Devens, Mildred Noble, 275
Devens, William, 156–157
Devins, Harold and Richard, 176
Devins, Lorraine, 275, 282, 283
Devins, William, 240
Dewey, Jeremiah, 293
Dewey, L., 131
Dewey, Leonard, 295
Dexter, Martin, 295
Dickey, Adam, 77, 109–110
Dickey, Alanson, 295
Dickey, Alonzo, 51
Dickey, Alonzo D., 295
Dickey, Charles, 295
Dickey, Charles C., 192
Dickey, George B., 295
Dickey, H. F., 128, 131
Dickey, Nelson, 295
Dickey family records, 350–351
Dickinson, Amos, 295
Dickinson family records, 351–352
Dillingham, Paul, 210
Dimcey family records, 352
distilleries, 23, 85, 88, 162
District No. 7, 147
District No. 18, 148
District No. 22, 149
district school system demise, 151–153
Divoll, George E., 295
Divoll, Henry, 295
Divoll, Sabin, 82, 168
Divoll family records, 352
divorce records, 115
doctors, 89–91, 201–203, 209
Dodd, David H., 297
Dodge, Phineas, 111
Dodge, Seth, xviii
Doe, Henry, 208
Doe, James, 32
Doe, Madison, 232
Doe family records, 352–353
Dolloff, John T., 295
Dolloph, Amaziah, 228
Dolloph family records, 352–353
domestic abuse, 114
Dow, Alvira, 239
Dow, Dr. Joseph, 202
Dow, Henry M., 295
Dow family records, 353–354
Down, George W., 295
Downs, Andrew, 132
Downs, Dr. George W., 91
Downs, Elizabeth W., 268
Downs, Loren, 268
Drew, Clerk, 78. See also Drue, Clark
Drew, Isaac, 107, 204
Drew, Lt. Daniel, 78, 79, 107
Drew family records, 354–355
droughts, 16, 18
Drue, Clark, 299. See also Drew, Clerk
Drue, Daniel, 299
Drue, Jonathan, 299
Dudley, Melissa, 275
Dudley, Virginia Wright, 275
Duncan, Thomas, xxiii, xxv, xxvi
Dunham, Archie B., 297
Dunham family records, 355
Durgin family records, 355
Durrett, Winiford, 134
Dustin, Dr. Daniel, 91
Dustin, Jonathan, 78, 79, 99, 299
Dustin, Moses, 99
Dustin, Timothy, 53
Dutch oven pumpkin pudding, 252
Dutton, Solon S., 295
dye pots, 188
dysentery, 127
E
Eagle Hollow, 210
Early Industry float, 277, 288
East Corinth
blacksmith shop, 14, 223
Bowen Shop, 173
brickyard, 86
businesses sold by G. Taplin, 114
carriage shops, 168
clover mill, 114
creameries, 163–164, 175
deed changes, 101
development of, 23, 45, 51
elevation, 15
first house, 110
first postmaster, 88
Governor's farm (lot 5), 4
grist mills, 45, 84, 84–85, 85, 101, 114
Hamilton's orchestra, 168
laying out of, 208
map, 1858, C
map, 1963, H
newspaper clipping about, 260
Old Blake Store and Mansion, 81, 88, 95, 125, 125, 184–187, 186, 199, 222–223
Page Box Shop, 163, 175–176, 178
photography of, 15–16
road building in, 208–209
Sabin Divoll's Harness Shop, 82
saw mill(s), 23, 45, 101, 114, 243
schools, 155, 156, 156–157
Stevens tavern, 89, 183, 211, 212
streams, 16
winter photo in 1890, 23
East Corinth Band, 67
East Corinth Cemeteries, 126
East Corinth Congregational Church, 75, 122, 123, 124, 269. See also Union Meetinghouse, East
Corinth
East Corinth District No. 19, 148, 152
East Corinth District School, 155, 156, 173, 220
East Corinth Fair, 27, 67, 73, 74, 74–75, 75, 226, 237
East Corinth Fire House, 178
East Corinth Graded School, 156, 156–157
East Corinth Library Association, 192–193
East Corinth Volunteer Firemen's Association, 177, 178
East Topsham, Vermont, 192
An East Corinth Ode, 233–235
Easter family records, 355
Eastern Milk Producers Co-operative, 164
Eastman, A. W., 302
Eastman, Aaron, 302
Eastman, Addison, 295
Eastman, Charlotte Scribner, 282
Eastman, Earl and Irene, 172
Eastman, Edmond (Edmund), 100, 293, 299
Eastman, Edmund W., 295
Eastman, Esther Kendall, xiii, 275, 282, 303
Eastman, Eugene
ancestors of, 61, 89–90, 243–244
Eugene Eastman House and Farm, 61, 85, 176, 180, 180
family parade float, 277
granddaughters in fashion show, 282
Eastman, Glynn W., 298
Eastman, Harriet, 93
Eastman, Honora Murphy, xiii, 270–272, 282, 303
Eastman, James, 107, 108
Eastman, Jennie Batchelder, 249, 282
Eastman, Jesse, 107, 178
Eastman, John G., 295
Eastman, Joseph A., 295
Eastman, Joseph H., 295
Eastman, Kenneth M., 282, 297
Eastman, O. W. B., 126
Eastman, Samuel A., 295
Eastman, Sandra, 273, 282
Eastman, Scott, 257, 275, 282
Eastman, Scott (descendant), 275, 282
Eastman, Willard, 295
Eastman family records, 355–359
Eaton, Clinton D., 295
Eaton, Frank, 302
Eaton, Frederick P., 151, 233, 295, 301
Eaton, Henry, 51
Eaton, Olin S., 295
Eaton, Peter, 34, 70, 108, 294, 301
Eaton, Stephen, 34, 91, 104, 108, 109, 127, 301
Eaton, Wayne, 297
Eaton Brothers, 80
Eaton District, 34
Eaton District School, 147, 148
Eaton family records, 359–360
Edgerly, Moses, 106
Edwards, John, 82–83
Edwards, William M., 295
Edwards family records, 360
Eggleston family records, 360
Elaphalet Tenny farm, 105. See also Tenney, Eliphalet
election of officers, xxvii–xxviii
electric lighting and utilities, 215, 216
Elliot, Lt., 57, 58
Elliott family records, 360
Ely, Smith, 170–171
Ely, Vermont, 170–171
Emerson, Arthur, 295
Emerson, Frank, 183, 239
Emerson, Henry, 297
Emerson, Viola Knapp, 275
Emerson, Wesley, 297
Emerson family records, 360–362
Emerson's Hoedowners, 283
Emery family records, 362
Emmerson, Horace P., 295
Emmons, John, 100
Emmons, Roberta G. (Santaw), 298
epitaphs on tombstones, 46, 119, 264–268
Eugene Eastman House and Farm, 61, 85, 176, 180, 180
Eureka Copper Company, 170
Evans, Edward, 94
Evans family records, 362
Evens, John, xviii
Evens, Peter, xviii
Evens, Wells R., 295
Everett family records, 362
expressions of old Corinth, 254
extra cent story, 226
F
Fairbanks Scale Works, St. Johnsbury, VT, 26
Fairlee, Vermont, 14, 20. See also West Fairlee, Vermont
fairs, 27, 67, 72–75. See also specific fair names
family farming and gardening, 166
farm statistics (1840 and 1850), 165–166
farm tools, 161, 163
farm vehicles, 161–162
farming, 159–167, 167
farms in Corinth (1964), 176
Farnham, Lester W., 298
Farnham, Roswell, 95, 212
Farnham family records, 362
Farnum, L. H., 132
Farr, Elijah, 93
Farr, Elliot Taplin, 92–93
Farr, Hannah, 112
Farr, Jacob, 78
Farr, Susan, 235
Farr family records, 362
Farrand, Daniel, 101
Farwell, Josiah, 85
Fashion Show of Yesteryear, 275–276, 281, 282
Fehrs, Laura Jane, 275, 282
Fehrs, Thomas, 275, 282
Felch, Seth L., 295
Fellows (carpenters), 80
Fellows, Corydon, 302
Fellows, Hubbard, 301
Fellows, John, 294
Fellows, Joseph, 23–25, 107, 293, 299
Fellows, Oliver, 121, 122, 132
Fellows, Samuel, 125, 294
Fellows, Uncle William, 238–239
Fellows, William, 24, 136, 299
Fellows family records, 363
Fenno, Isaac, 194, 198
Fifield, Jonathan, 264, 295
Fifield family records, 363
Finnish Colony, 236–237
fire department, 177, 178
First Congregational Church/Society, 22, 46, 119, 120, 121, 124, 269. See also Corinth Center
Congregational Church (Center Meeting House)
First Free Will Baptist Church in West Corinth, 30, 113, 127–129, 128
firsts in town, 215–216
Fisk, Capt. Amos, 100
Fisk, Hiram, 141–142
Fitts, Carl W., 297
Fitts, John W., 295
Fitts family records, 363–364
Flagg, Daniel, 232–233
Flagg, John, 78
Flagg, Sarah, 119
Flanders, Albert P., 295
Flanders, Charles A., 295
Flanders, Daniel G., 295
Flanders, Dr. C. B., 91
Flanders, Dwain, 297
Flanders, Elmer, 297
Flanders, George A., 295
Flanders, Jeremiah, 295
Flanders, M. and E., 121
Flanders, Nettie, xiii, 248, 303
Flanders, Ruth (Waves), 297
Flanders family records, 364
flax crops, 161, 168
Flye, James E., 297
Flye, Janet, 275
folklore, 218–267
Folsom, Dudley S., 295
Folsom, John, 78
Folsom, Joshua, 107, 129. See also Fulsom, Joshua
Fontaine family records, 365
Foote, Lt. Gov. Ralph, 283, 291
Ford, James A., 295
Ford, Jim, 239–240
Ford, John, 294
Ford, Robert, 107, 293, 298
Forde family records, 365
Forsman, George and Lizzie, 236
Forsyth, John H., 295
Fort Hill, 15, 22, 57–58, 58
Fort Wait, 15, 34, 58–60, 59, 62–63, 64, 218–219
Fort Wait float, 276, 285
Fortunati, Arthur A., 298
fortune hunting, 240
Foster, Dr., 91
Foster, J. N., 133
Foster, R. L., 133
Foster, Reuben, 301
4-H Club, first, 215–216
Fowler, Abner, 19, 52, 60, 67, 100, 293, 299
Fowler, Jacob, I, 42, 43, 100
Fowler, Jacob, II, 54, 60
Fowler, Jacob, III, 60
Fowler, John, xxiii, xxv, xxvi, 78
Fox, Abel, xviii
Fox, Charlie, 243
Fox, Dr. Charles N., 91
Fox, Peter, xviii
Fox, Simeon, 100
Fox, Timothy, xviii
Fox family records, 365
Frank, Norman, 295
Frary family records, 365
Freeman, Roger, 104
freemen, list of, 77–79
Fremont, Col. John C., 95
French, General, 70
French, John, 79
French, Simon, 107, 299
French and Indian Wars, 1, 9–10, 12, 38–39, 40–41
French bread, old fashioned, 248
French family records, 365–366
fried onions and apples, 251
Frog Pond Hill, 29
frozen foods of yesteryear, 253
frugality, 253–254
Fullam, Rex, Jr., 297
Fuller, John, xviii
Fuller family records, 366
fulling mills, 23, 85–86, 114
Fulsom, Elisha, 295
Fulsom, Joshua, 294. See also Folsom, Joshua
Fulsome, David S., 295
Fulton, Robert, 186, 235, 302
Fulton family records, 366
furnace, first, 215
G
G. A. Tullar Sugar House, 164
Gaborsky, Edward, 187
Gageborough, New York (now Vershire, Vermont), 14, 20
Gallerani, Peter, 175, 176, 283, 298
galloping consumption, 179
Galusha Hill, 70
game birds, 17
Gandy, Joseph and Lydia, 236, 237
Gandy family records, 366
garden crops, 161
Garden Hill, 15, 28
Garfield, Gardner, 295
gas station, 187
Gendrot, Almira Blake Fenno. See Blake, Almira Torrey
Gendrot, Felix, 198
genealogy section, 307–500. See also specific family names
General Assembly, Representatives to, 301–302
General Muster, 69
geography of Corinth, 14–19
George, Dama, 215
George, Edmund, 70
George, N. K., 128
George, Stephen, 295
George family records, 366
George Hastings' House, 179, 180
George III, King of England, 1, 8, 9–10, 77
George Way Store, 215
George Wilson District No. 15, 148
Gibby, George, 203
Gilbert, Ira H., 295
Gilbert, Samuel, xviii, 100
Gilbert family records, 366
Gillett, Dr. H. H., 91, 146, 301
Gillett, Himan H., 295
Gilman, Charles B., 295
Gilman, John H., 295
Gilman, Joseph H., 295
Gilman family records, 366
Gilmore family records, 366–367
gingerbread cookies, 249
Gitchell, Zebulum, 77
Glebe for Church of England, xviii, xxiv, 4, 104
Glidden, Elizabeth, 111
Gloucester County, New York, 9, 14, 39
Goal Branch. See Jail Branch stream
Goddard, Col., 171
Goddard, Silas, 169
Goddard Mine, 170–171
gold mines, 8
Gold Star Mother, 276, 283, 288
Goldenrod Grange No. 286, 214
Goodrich, Ben, 225
Goodridge, Benjamin, xviii
Goodridge, Eliphalet, xviii
Goodwin, John M., 302
Gookins and Standring, 103
goose and the pie story, 221
goose farming, 36
Goose Green, 15, 16, 31–32, 35, 35–36, 168
Goose Green creamery, 163
Goose Green District No. 16, 148
Goose Green float, 277, 289
gore between Corinth and Bradford
children born, 115
dispute over, 15, 52–54
early settlement of, 49, 50, 51, 77, 105
Gould, Jacob, xviii
Gouldsburn Taplin House, 23
Gove, Lydia, 48
Governor's farm (lot 5), 4, 8
grain crops, 160–161, 163
Granger, Nelson M., 295
Granite State Highlander Scottish Bagpipe Band, 280, 282
Grant, Beth, 275
Grant, Charles H., 297
Grant, Edwin R., 295
Grant, James, 107
Grant, William, 222
Grantees of Corinth, xviii, 5
Grate Road, 77, 89
gravel pit, 173
Graves, James, 294
graveyard tax, 117
Greeley, Jonathan, 78, 299
Green, Arabella Baldwin, 267
Green, Ebenezer, 40
Green, Winthrop(e), 31–32, 51, 91, 122, 301
Green family records, 367
Green Mountain Liniment and Elixer, 235
Green Mountain Power Corporation, 216
Green Mountain Sarsaparilla, 258
Greenleaf, William R., 297
Gregg, James W., 295
grist mills, 23, 45, 81–82, 83–85, 84, 85, 101, 114
Gross, Vaughn, 298
Gross, Walter A., 298
Grout, Elijah, xviii
Grout, Hilkiah, xviii
Grow, Hilas, 121
Grow family records, 367
Gruley, Howard, 295
Guild, Jasper, 168
gunsmiths, 79
gypsies, 27–28
H
Hadley, Jonathan, 64, 100, 107, 299
Hadlock, Benjamin, 80
Hakenson, Hilma, 236
Hale, Dan, 168
Hale, Daniel, 295
Hale, Henry, 78, 293
Hale, Joshua, 85, 91, 107, 293, 299
Hale, Loami, 95, 186, 187
Hale, Loami F., 295
Hale, Nicholas, 91, 104, 113, 138, 301
Hale, Samuel, 100
Hale family records, 367–368
Hall, Albert, 295
Hall, Edward, 203
Hall family records, 368
Hallonen, Unto and Heila, 236
Hamilton family records, 368
Hansen, Sven and Aili, 236
Hansen family records, 368
Hanson, Alonzo, 295
Hanson, Benjamin, 295
Hanson, Frederic, 295
Hanson, Nathan, 295
harness shop, 82
Harriman, Caleb P., 295
Harriman, Charles E., 295
Harriman, Moses, 50
Harriman, Rufus, 78, 107
Harriman, Rufus N., 295
Harriman family records, 369
Harris family records, 369
Hartwell, David, 184
Harvey, Aunt Lydia Quimby, 227
Haseltine, Elizabeth, 109, 119
Haseltine, John, 78, 80, 100, 101
Haseltine, Samuel
in 1790 census, 299
church membership, 119
as delinquent taxpayer, 100, 106
as early settler, 77, 101
home used for church services, 117, 242
as justice of the peace, 91
as land appraiser, 108
preacher hiring, 117
as Representative to General Assembly, 301
on Revolutionary War Honor Roll, 293
as Town Clerk, 54–55, 302
will of, 109
Haseltine, Samuel, Jr., 54–55, 109, 242–243, 302
Haseltine family records, 369
Hastings, Agnes, 282
Hastings, Bernice H., 302
Hastings, Brenda, 275
Hastings, Cheryl, 275
Hastings, Daniel, 295
Hastings, David, 176
Hastings, Elwin, 172, 176, 183
Hastings, George, 173, 176, 179, 180
Hastings, George B., 298, 302
Hastings, George C., 295
Hastings, Mrs. George, 278
Hastings, Mrs. Richard, 282
Hastings, Nathaniel, xviii
Hastings, Pearley M., 295
Hastings, Presley M., 295
Hastings, Richard, 176
Hastings, Viola M., xiii, 302, 303
Hastings family records, 370–373
Hatch, George L., 295
Hatch family records, 373–374
Hatt family records, 374
Haughton, Franklyn, 298
Hawkes, William H., 295
hay harvesting, 166
Haynes family records, 374
Hayward, Merlin, 176, 298
Hayward, Vernon, 176
Hayward family records, 374
Heard, Elisha, 78
hearses, 125–126
Heath, 23
Heath, Abel, 23, 106, 131, 299
Heath, Albro, 295
Heath, Amos, 79
Heath, Caleb, 294
Heath, Charles W., 295
Heath, David, 133, 294
Heath, Fidelia, 247
Heath, George, 247, 295
Heath, George Warren, 194
Heath, Isaac, 294
Heath, John, 85
Heath, Joseph, 23, 266
Heath, Lorenzo D., 295
Heath, Moses, 23, 78
Heath, Mrs. Harold, 203
Heath, Salmon W., 295
Heath, Samuel, 111, 131
Heath family records, 375–376
Hedgehog Brook, 178
hedgehogs, 17–18
Hemlock City, 23
hemp crops, 168
Henderson, M., 131
Henderson, Moses, 301
Henry, Newton, 298
Henry family records, 376
Henry Metcalf House, 180
Herendon, Philip, 293
high school, regional, 157
higher education, 144, 145
highway maintenance, 19
highways, surveyors of, 204, 206, 208, 209, 211
Hildrith, Ezikiel D., 295
Hill, Sharon, 275
Hille, Ann, 273, 275
Hille, Caroline, 275
Hill's Pitch, 102
Hinkley, Dr. Israel, 91, 168
Hinkson, John and Anna, 105
Hinkson, Samuel, 105
historic homes, 177–184
Hodgdon field, 127
Hodge, Arial, 295
Hodge, George, 203
Hodge, John N., 295, 302
Hodge, Orrin S., 295
Hodge District No. 10, 147
Hodge family records, 376–378
Hodges, Andrew, 89
Hogg, Alexander, 108
Hogsden, Lewis, 295
Holland, Bert T., 192
Holland, Bert T., Jr., 126, 174, 199, 200, 203, 277
Holland, Judy, 275
Holland, Mary Ann, 275
Holland, Mary Hunter, 200, 203, 273–275, 278
Holland, Samuel, xxii, xxv, xxvi, 3, 11
Holland, Vetha, 222, 235, 275
Holland family records, 378–379
Hollis family records, 379
homes, historic, 177–184
honest miller story, 226
Honor Roll, for military service, 293–298
Hood, Alice, xiii, 220, 282, 283, 303
Hood, Everdene, xiii, 284, 303
Hood, James, 176, 183, 283
Hood, Orin, 226
Hood family records, 379–380
Hooker family records, 380
Hopkins, George, 131
Hopkins family records, 380
horse trading, 242
horses, 161–162, 163, 204, 205, 206, 222
Houle, William, Jr., 298
Houle family records, 380–381
house keepers, 227
house raisings, 181
Hovey, Daniel, 62
Hovey, Samuel, 62
How, Joseph, xviii
Howard, Elder, 129
Howe, Amos, 107
Howe, Asa, 129
Howe, Elikam, 102–103
Howe, Thomas, 78
Howe, Tilay (Tilley), 117–118
Hoyt, Benjamin B., 295
Hoyt, Hollis B., 298
Hoyt, John C., 295
Hoyt family records, 381
Hubbard, Charles, 295
Hubbard, George E., 295
Hubbard, Jacob, 209
Hubbard, John H., 295
Hubbard, Orrin M., 295
Hubbardton, Vermont, 1
Huckins, Elijah, 107
Humphrey, Ebenezer, 78, 107, 230, 299
Humphrey, Henry, 132
Humphrey, Mahlon N., 295, 301
Humphrey family records, 381
Hunkins, Robert, 60
Hunt, Jonathan, xviii
Hunter, Harry G., 75, 172, 173–174, 200, 302
Hunter, Mary M., 200
Hunter family records, 381
Huntington, Austin B., 295
Huntington, Henry C., 295
Huntington, S. Dana, 301
Huntington, Warren, 273, 298
Huntington family records, 382–383
Huntley, Dana A., 295
Huntley, Dr. Richard, 69
Huntley, Harold, 298
Huntley, James, 273
Huntoon, James, 295
Huntoon family records, 383
Hurricane Ridge, 15, 15, 34, 59, 63, 95, 172, 183
Huse, George, 302
Huse family records, 383
huskings, 189
Hutchins, George G., 295
Hutchins, Joseph, 78
Hutchins, Joshua, xviii
Hutchins, Phinehas, xviii
Hutchins family records, 383
Hutchinson, Bertha, 224
Hutchinson, Grace, 183
Hutchinson, Leo, 176, 183, 224, 297
Hutchinson, Thomas I., 295
Hutchinson family records, 383–384
Hutton family records, 384
I
"I Love You Truly" (song), 282
illiteracy, 98
Incorporated Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts, xviii, xxiv, 4, 104, 114,
118
Indian corn, 160
Indian puddings, 250, 251
Indian shutter, 182
Indians, 39, 193, 219, 227
industry, 168–176
Ingalls family records, 384
Ingals, Amos, 78, 79, 85
Ingals, Israel, 78, 118, 299
Ingals, Nathaniel, 78, 82–83
ink making, 254
innkeepers, 88–89
invalid story, 230–231
inventor, 232–233
Iowa Territory, 243–245
iron stove, 179
J
J. M. Richardson District No. 21, 149, 152
Jackman, Abel
in 1790 census, 299
as Colonel of regiment, 67–68, 70
as delinquent taxpayer, 107
descendants of, 61, 238
as guardian of Adam Dickey, 109
as land appraiser, 108
land purchase, 24, 61
on list of freemen, 79
pest house, 127
Revolutionary War Honor Roll, 293
survey agreement, 108
War of 1812 Honor Roll, 294
Jackman, Alfred, 175, 215, 216, 302
Jackman, Daniel P., 295
Jackman, Elvira Hall Crown, 200
Jackman, Henry Abel (b. 1829), 175, 238, 295
Jackman, Henry Abel (b. 1875), 175
Jackman, Lawrence
building donation, 200
as descendant of Abel, 61
house, 186, 191
as library trustee, 199
as owner of Jackman Company, 175
as President of Valley Health Center, 203
as Representative to the General Assembly, 302
as school director, 156–157
Jackman, Marguerite, xiii, 202, 282, 303
Jackman, Winthrop True (b. 1791), 70, 294
Jackman, Winthrop True (b. 1872), 173, 175, 215, 216, 302
Jackman, Winthrop True (b. 1932), 276, 298
Jackman Brothers, 173
Jackman Company, Inc., 174, 175, 243
Jackman family records, 384–386
Jacobs, Abe, 241–242
Jacobs, J. R., 302
Jacobs family records, 386–387
Jail Branch stream, 48, 108
jail in Kingsland, 48–49
James, Daniel, 93
James, Rev. Horace P., 124
James family records, 387
James Sargent Farm, 50
Jauhola, August, 236
Jauhola, Lydia, 176, 236
Jauhola Place, 32
Jenne, Roswell C., 260, 301
Jenne family records, 387
Jenness, Jonathan, 70
Jewell, Charles, 240–241
Jewell, Frank, 302
Jewell, Fred, 216, 297
Jewell, George A., 295
Jewell, Kenneth, 176, 298
Jewell, Orwell M., 295
Jewell, Raymond, 176
Jewell family records, 387–389
Jewell Hill, 34, 216, 217
Joel Barnes and Sons, 168
Johansen family, 237
John Nutting house, 57
Johnny cake, 250
John's Brook, 98
Johnson, Charles R., 295
Johnson, Clifford, 235
Johnson, Col. Robert, 60
Johnson, Ernest, 227
Johnson, Isaiah, 79, 85–86, 293
Johnson, Mary, 114
Johnson, Simon, 79, 82–83, 85–86, 103, 299
Johnson, Thomas, 43–44, 60
Johnson, William, 85–86
Johnson Family business, 85–86, 88
Johnson family records, 389
Jones, John Shatford, xxiii, xxv, xxvi
Jordan, Wayland, 50, 235, 302. See also Wayland Jordan Farm
Jordan family records, 389–390
Joseph Knight District No. 24, 150
Journey's End, 30, 131
joyners, 80
Judd, James, 295
July 4th celebrations, 75, 87
June butter, 189
justices of the peace, 91–92, 93, 95
K
Kallberg, Charles and Anna, 236, 237
Kallberg family records, 390
Kaufman, Max, 241, 242
Keenan, Edward, 211
Keenan, Edward F., 295
Keenan Bridge, 178
Keene, David E., 264
Kemp, James B., 186, 187, 223, 295
Kemp family records, 390
Kempeton, New York (now Orange, Vermont), 14
Kennedy, Dorothy, 273
Kennedy family records, 390
Kent, Jacob, 293
Kent, Thomas, 299
Keslake, Elder, 134
Kezer family records, 390–391
Killington Peak, 45–46
Kimball, Charles, 295
Kimball, Dudley, 79
Kimball, Elder, 133
Kimball, Hugh O., 298
Kimball, John, 104
Kimball family records, 391
Kineson, Joseph, 293
Kineson family records, 391
King, Lawrence G., 298
King, William, 298
King family records, 391
Kingsbury, Major, 58
Kingsland, New York (now Washington, Vermont), 9, 14, 39–40, 41, 48
Kinnerson, Joseph, 295
Knapp, Carl, 298
Knapp, Don A., 298
Knapp, Mrs. Morris, 203, 278
Knapp, Stella Waters, 275
Knapp family records, 391–392
Knickerbacor, John, 52
Knight, Hale, 295
Knight, Joseph, 107, 113, 219
Knight, Joseph, Jr., 32, 61, 89–90, 295
Knight, Joseph M., 96
Knight, Joshua N., 295
Knight, Mary Alice, 95
Knight family records, 392–393
Knights of King Arthur, 214
Knox and Allen (mining firm), 172
Korean War, 298
L
labor, cost of, 162, 166
Ladd, Bodwell, 121
Ladd, Caleb, 79, 83, 107, 206
Ladd, Charles, 296
Ladd, Thomas S., 296
Ladd family records, 394
Lamb, Abigal, 112
Lamb, Alpha, 111
Lamb, Hannah, 89, 111
Lamb, Nathan, 89, 107
Lamb, Samuel, 111–112
Lamb family records, 394
land and property records, 76–79, 96–115
land feuds between New Hampshire and New York, 1, 2, 9
land grants to former officers and soldiers, 10–11
land taxes, 99–100, 103, 105, 106
Langdon, John, 131
Lange, Jonilee Pierson, 273, 275
Lapoint, William, 296
Larnard, Isaac, 77
lawyers, 91–95
Lea family records, 394–395
Leach, Benjamin, 82–83
Learned, Isaac, 299
Leavitt, Elbridge, 296
Leavitt, Moses, 296
Leavitt, Stephen, 128, 129
Leavitt family records, 395
Leitch, Betsy, 33
Leitch Hill, 33
lemonade or burn story, 247
Leslie, Charles Brigham, 93–94
Lezer, Richard R., 298
Libbey, Raymond E., 298
Libbey family records, 395
librarians, 192, 199
libraries, 109. See also Blake Memorial Library
Limlaw, Edward E., 298
linen cloth, 161, 189
linen shoe thread, 168
Linton, Franklyn N., 298
Linton family records, 395–396
liquor distillation, 260
liquor sales, 210, 211
Liscom, John, 296
listers, 204, 205
Litch, Adoneram S., 296
Litch, Edwin, 296
Litch, J., 140
Litch, James, 140, 141
Litch family records, 396
Little, Alvin H., 296
Little, Amos, 93, 120, 121, 301
Little, George, 32
Little, Moses, 132
Little family records, 396
Little League game at Bicentennial, 283
Lock, Blake, 296
Locke, David, 136, 302
Locke, Dr. William E., 91
Locke, Phoebe, 119
Locke, Reuben, 79, 107, 109, 119
Locke, Simeon, 100
Locke, W. E., 302
Locke cemetery, 127
Locke family records, 396–399
log cabins, 180–181
logging, 98, 168
Londry, Joe, 223
Londry family records, 400
Longo, Beverly Butler, 199, 273
Longo, Connie, 273, 275, 279
Longo, Jackie Rae, 273, 282
Longo, Louis, 249
Longo family records, 400
Lord, Arthur M., 297
lot 5 (Governor's farm), 4, 8
Louise's Beauty Shop, 173
Loverin, Simeon, 79, 107, 299
"Love's Old Sweet Song" (song), 275, 282
Lovewell, Adna, 296
Lovewell, Betsey, 48
Lovewell, Catherine, 48
Lovewell, Col. Nehemiah
in 1790 census, 299
Bunker Hill service, 44
as Colonel of regiment, 67–68
daughter's marriage to Taplin, 48
delinquent taxpayer, 99
gore dispute and, 52
land of, 183
on list of freemen, 79
as representative to General Assembly, 301
Revolutionary War service, 60, 293
Union Meetinghouse member, 122
Lovewell, Henry, 44, 97
Lovewell, John
in 1790 census, 299
Bunker Hill service, 44
as delinquent taxpayer, 100, 107
fair at home of, 72–73
land deeded from Mitchell Corliss, 108
lot sales by, 12
Lovewell, John, Jr., 107, 229
Lovewell, Jonathan, 67, 79, 107, 109
Lovewell, Joseph, 229
Lovewell, Robert, 48, 77, 85
Lovewell, Zaccheus, 48, 52, 55, 56, 60
Lovewell, Zacharias, 79, 99
Lovewell family records, 400–402
Lovewell schoolhouse, 119
Lowden, James, 132
Lowe, Rev. Isaac P., 119
Loyal Temperance League, 214
Lucas, Alonzo, 296
Lucas, Benjamin, 99
Lucas, James, 53, 99, 100, 107. See also Lucus, James; Lukis, James
Lucas, Layfayette, 296
Lucas family records, 402
Luce, Jonathan, 62
Lucus, James, 299. See also Lucas, James
Lukis, James, 293. See also Lucas, James
lumber industry, 168
Lund, Anna, 93
Lund, Noah, 79, 107, 293
Lund, Rodney, 93
Lund, Thomas, 93, 294
Lund, Webster, 298
Lund family records, 402
Lunn, Noah, 299
Luther, Benjamin, 107, 296
lyceums, 34, 144–145
Lyme, New Hampshire, 62
M
MacArthur Hill, 173
MacLeod, Murdo, 176
Macomb, General, 70
Magoon, Asa S., 296
Magoon, Clayton, 298
Magoon, Earl, 298
Magoon, Elijah M., 296
Magoon, John, 294
Magoon, Moses, 33–34. See also Meagoon, Moses
Magoon, Silas, 33–34
Magoon, William, 297
Magoon Family, 33–34
Magoon family records, 402–405
Magoon Hill, 33
Mahew, Peter V., 293
Mahounquamoosee River. See Waits River
Mallby (Maltly), John, 108
malsters, 88
manure, 166
Maple Hill Farm, 253
maple products, 164–165, 253
Maplewood Inn, 31, 31
Maplewood neighborhood, 139
maps, A–I
Mardin, Riley H., 93
market road, 207
Marsh, James and family, 218–219
Marshall, Moses, 79, 107, 127, 294
Marston family records, 405
Marston Hill, 15
Martin, Benjamin, 100, 107, 293, 299
Martin, Benjamin (likely Benjamin B.), 121
Martin, Benjamin S., 296
Martin, Ebenezer, 40, 51
Martin, Edgar, 298
Martin, Edwin, 296
Martin, George A., 296
Martin, George T., 296
Martin, Hezekial, 302
Martin, Josiah B., 296
Martin, Mrs. Willard, 203, 283
Martin, Reuben, 293
Martin, Rev. Solon, 146
Martin, Roger, 273
Martin, Sabra, 273
Martin, Solon D., 296
Martin, Willard, 19, 173, 203
Martin family records, 405–407
Mary Fletcher Hospital, Burlington, VT, 198
Mason family records, 407
Masonic Lodge, 213
Mathes family records, 407
Mattocks, Judge, 91
Maurice Page house, 21
Mayhew family records, 407–408
Maynard family records, 408
McArthur, Andrew, 296
McArthur, Charles A., 296
McArthur family records, 408
McArthur Hill, 16
McConnel, David, 129
McCrillis, Aaron, 33
McCrillis, Daniel, 33, 107, 207, 296
McCrillis, Evans, 33
McCrillis, Israel, 296
McCrillis, Jennie, 248
McCrillis, Pearl, 247
McCrillis, Robert, 33, 101, 105, 107
McCrillis, Robert, Jr., 110
McCrillis Cemetery, 33
McCrillis District No. 9, 147
McCrillis family records, 408–409
McCrillis Hill, 33
McCullough family records, 409
McCurtis, Robert, 299
McDuffee, Horace, 243
McDuffee, John, 108
McFarland, Andrew, 114, 119, 132, 206
McFarland, Elias, 296
McFarland, Estelle, 228–229
McFarland, Moses, 79, 107. See also McFarling, Moses
McFarland family records, 409–410
McFarlane, Dan, 227
McFarling, Moses, 299. See also McFarland, Moses
McFason, Asaph, 293
McFee, Capt. Samuel, 293
McGranaghan, Joseph, 297
McKeen, David
in 1790 census, 299
barn used as schoolhouse, 136
church membership, 119
as constable, 99, 100
delinquent taxpayer, 107
grist mill, 81–82, 83
home used as pest house, 126, 127
home used for church services, 117
as justice of the peace, 91
on list of freemen, 79
minister hiring, 118
occupations of, 81–82
on Revolutionary War Honor Roll, 293
as school trustee, 136
McKeen, James, 79
McKeen, John, 206
McKeen, Lydia, 127
McKeen, Robert, 127
McKeen family records, 410–411
McKenzie family records, 411
McLam, Alan, 276
McLam, Alfred, 172, 184, 187
McLam, Harry C., 302
McLam, Mrs. Wesley, 202
McLam, Stella Hay, 199, 202
McLam family records, 411–412
McLaughlin, H. E. G., 111
McLeay, Alvin, 203
McLeod, Norman, 298
McLeod family records, 412
McLeon, James, 293
McLure's Student Band, 276, 283, 284
McNeice family records, 412
McPherson family records, 412–413
Mead, Henry T., 296
Mead, John R., 296
Mead, Sidney, 296
Meadow, 34
Meadow Cemetery, 126, 265
Meadow Meetinghouse, 25, 34, 129, 130, 131, 283–284, 292
Meagoon, Moses, 293. See also Magoon, Moses
meals of early settlers, 162–163
Mearitt, I. W., 296
Mears, John, xviii, 100
medicines, home, 189
Memorial Day observances, 154–155, 213, 214, 215
merchants or traders, 86, 87, 89
Merrill, Amos, 131
Merrill, Asa, 294
Merrill, Elias, 299
Merrill, Elijah, 79
Merrill, Eliphalet, 84
Merrill, Frank, 187
Merrill, James, Jr., 55, 99, 106
Merrill, Jeremiah, 99, 106
Merrill, John, 121, 227, 235, 296
Merrill, Joshua, 91, 107, 113, 127, 140
Merrill, Moody, 107
Merrill, Nathaniel, 40
Merrill, Peter, 81, 109, 117, 127, 131, 299
Merrill, Simmon T., 296
Merrill, Stephen, 81, 107
Merrill family records, 413–415
Merritt, George, 240
Meserve, J. and T., 121
Metcalf, Alpheus, 296
Metcalf, Bryce, 73, 176, 183
Metcalf, C. H., 153
Metcalf, Cynthia, 273
Metcalf, Elizabeth R., 111
Metcalf, Ephraim, 132
Metcalf, Henry, 133, 180, 240
Metcalf, Marjorie Main, xiii, 275, 303
Metcalf, Mary, 275
Metcalf, Natalie Wright, 275
Metcalf, Samuel, 107, 111
Metcalf, William A., 297
Metcalf family records, 415–417
Methodist churches, 131–133, 240, 247
migrant house keepers, 227
Miles, Byrd Brown, 180, 189
Miles, James D., 296
Miles, Joseph, 107, 113, 180, 208
Miles family records, 417
military music groups, 67, 67–69, 68, 74
military service Honor Roll, 293–298
militia system, 66–72
Miller, Alexander H., 277, 283
Miller, Edwin, 298
Miller, Fred, 187
Miller, Guy, 157
Miller, Horace, 168
Miller, Mathew, 80–81, 100, 299
Miller, Samuel, 91, 107
Miller family records, 417–418
millers, 80, 82, 83–86
Mills, Daniel, 115
Mills, Elizabeth, 115
Mills, John, 79, 80, 97, 115, 300
Mills, Ruth, 115
Minard, Henry W., 296
Minard family records, 418
Minerva Lodge No. 86, 213
Minister of the Gospel, lot reserved for, xviii, xxiv, 4
ministers. See preachers
Minister's Tavern, 125. See also Old Blake Store and House
minstrel shows, 34
Minute Men, 60, 71
Miserve, Timothy, 107
Miss Hemingway's Gazetteer, 212
Modern Woodmen of America, 214
Monroe, Nellie, 27, 252
Monty, Al, 283
Moodey, Amos (Moody), xviii, xxii, xxiii, 2–3
moon story, 230
moonlight sap gatherer story, 233
Moore, Charles B., 296
Moore, Henry (proprietor)
in confirmatory charter, xxii, xxv, xxvi
as delinquent taxpayer, 107
development of Corinth, 37
indenture for shares of Corinth, 103
land dispute along gore, 15, 52–53
land taxes paid by, 100
pitches made for, 42, 49
shares acquired by, 3, 4, 10–11
surrender of public lands, 204
Moore, John, 300
Moore, Joseph, Jr., 296
Moore, Sir Henry, xxi, 2
Mooretown, New York (Bradford, Vermont), 14, 15, 44
Moors, Benjamin, xviii
Moose, Philander, 296
Moose Hill, 21
Morgan, Dr. Hiram, 91
Morrison, Betsey, 136
Morrison, Dr., 91
Morse, Mark, 296
Morse family records, 418
Mother's Magazine, 92–93
Moulton, Allan, 298
Moulton, Amasa, 294
Moulton, Bernard, 126, 133, 134, 176
Moulton, Casper, 133
Moulton, David, 61, 106, 300
Moulton, F., 131
Moulton, Frank, 133
Moulton, Lester, 133, 134
Moulton, Micaiah, 107
Moulton, Norman, 60, 176
Moulton family records, 418–420
Mount Pigsah, 45–46
Mount Tug, 32–33
Mugford family records, 420
Mun, Phineas, 3
Munch, Fred, 216
Munn, F. P., 133
Munn, Harry W., 296
Munn and Rowell Cemetery, 29–30, 126
Munn family, 29–30
Munn family records, 420–421
Munroe, Nellie Dickinson, 229, 277
Munson, Rueben L., 296
Munson family records, 421–422
murders, 240
Murphy, June, 275
Murphy family records, 422
musicians, 168
Mussey, Joseph, 296
muster grounds, 183
Muzzey, Benjamin, 60, 107, 112, 136, 221, 300
Muzzey, Betsey, 113
Muzzey, John, 79
Muzzey, Judith, 112
Muzzey, Leif, 221
Muzzey, Moses, 91
Muzzey Hill, 221, 236
N
Native Americans. See Indians
Neal, Dorothy J., 200
Nellie Monroe residence, 27
Nellie Monroe's cracker mince pie, 252
Nelson, Capt. Charles, 58–59, 62
Nelson, Harry L., 297
Nerthing, John, 300
New East Corinth Cemetery, 126
New Hampshire, Province of (New Hampshire Grants)
land feuds with New York, 1, 2, 9
Town of Corinth Charter with, xvi–xvii, 4, 77
New Jerusalem, 20–21
New York, Province of (New York Grants)
Cumberland County, 9
Gloucester County, 9, 14
land feuds with New Hampshire, 1, 2, 9
payment for rights and titles to Vermont lands, 12
Town of Corinth Charter with, xxi–xxix, 2–3, 4, 77
Newbury, Vermont
Col. Taplin's family in, 37, 39
on Corinth boundary, 14, 15
county seat moved to, 9, 41
grist mill west of village, 83
hike to Corinth from, 49
Revolutionary War companies, 60
newspaper clippings, 260–261
Niles, Nathaniel, 53
Normal Schools, 154
Normon, John, 293
Norris, Benjamin
on 1790 census, 300
church pew of, 113
as delinquent taxpayer, 100, 106
fence division, 101
on list of freemen, 79
on Revolutionary War Honor Roll, 293
as tax collector, 205–206
Norris, Charles R., 296
Norris, David, 102–103
Norris, Edwin R., 296
Norris, Ezekiel, 294
Norris, Hannah, 101
Norris, James, 293, 294
Norris, Jesse, 107
Norris, John, 127, 294
Norris, John, Jr., 128
Norris, Jonathan, 107
Norris, Joseph H., 296
Norris, Josiah, 128
Norris, Levi, 110
Norris, Moses, 79, 102, 106, 300
Norris, Perley J., 297
Norris, Samuel, 100, 294, 300
Norris, Smith, 296
Norris, William H. H., 296
Norris family records, 422–423
Northeast Slopes, 61, 61
Northern Enquirer (newspaper), 92
Noyes, Mary, 101
Nute, Charles, 296
Nute, Henry, 296
Nutting, John
as delegate at General Assembly, 12
as delinquent taxpayer, 100, 106
first inhabitant myth, 2
house, 57
as justice of the peace, 91
mill, 83
as Representative to General Assembly, 301
on Revolutionary War Honor Roll, 293
as school trustee, 136
as Selectman, 64
Nutting family records, 423
Nykanen, Karl and Emma, 236
O
oat crops, 161, 162
oatmeal drink, 249
Ober, John, 79
obituaries, 261–263
occupations, early, 79–95
O'Connor, Charles, 92
Olcott, Col. Peter, 44, 60
Old Blacksmith Shop, 80
Old Blake Store and House, 81, 88, 95, 125, 125, 184–187, 186, 199, 222–223
Old Boot Shop, 15
Old Brick Hotel, 192, 195
Old Cooke Store, Cookeville, 5, 5, 8, 55, 210
Old Corinth Academy, 22, 151, 155, 222
Old East Corinth Cemetery, 126, 214, 267–268
Old Mining Farm, 172, 183
Old Pike Hill District School, 145
Old Post Road, 22
Old Saw Mill, 86
Old Town Farm, 32
Old Town House, 21, 22
Old Union Store, 87, 87
Old-home days, 193
The Old Woodshed, 173
Olsen, Aina Jo, 273, 275, 282
Olsen, Dr. Frances Adams, 202, 203
Olsen, Hugh, 202, 231
O'Meara, Joyce Milne, 202
onion poultice, 247–248
Onion River Road, 77
onion syrup, 247
Orange, Vermont, 14, 15
Orange County, Vermont, 15, 25
Orange County Senators, 302
"The Orange Nightingale and Newbury Morning Star" (newspaper), 72
Ordaway, John, 296
Ordway, Alfred, 129
Ordway, Eugene W., 297
Ordway, Priscilla, 275
Ordway, Richard, 79, 107
Ordway family records, 423
The Oregon, 25
organizations, 213–214
Ormsbee, Joseph, 301. See also Ormsby, Dr. Joseph
Ormsby, Dr. John, 91
Ormsby, Dr. Joseph, 91, 92, 113. See also Ormsbee, Joseph
Ormsby, Robert McKinley, 92, 94, 170
Ormsby family records, 423–424
Orn family records, 424
Orr, Gene, 111
Orr, Richard R., 296
Orr, Robert, 79, 84, 88, 106, 117, 300
Orr, William J., 296
Orr family records, 424
Osborn, William, 296
Osgood, Robert, 25, 176, 180
"Our New Committee," 122–123
Overseers of the Poor, 205, 206, 207, 210, 211
ox team from Boston, 236
oxen, 161, 162, 166
P
P. M. Hastings District No. 12, 147
pack peddlers, 222, 241
Page, Charles, 175, 192, 220, 223, 296
Page, Charles M., 175, 192, 215, 220, 226, 235
Page, Franklin, 296
Page, John, 296
Page, Julius G., 296
Page, Maurice, 21, 60, 126, 175, 176, 199, 273
Page, Reuben
in 1790 census, 300
as Colonel of regiment, 67–68
as delinquent taxpayer, 107
descendants of, 61, 175
farm and mansion, 34, 35, 89
land purchase, 61
on list of freemen, 79
as member of Second Methodist Episcopal Church, 132
as representative to General Assembly, 301
on Revolutionary War Honor Roll, 293
shoe shop, 83
Page, Reuben, Jr., 301, 302
Page, Stephen W., 296
Page, William, 85, 121, 175, 209
Page, William, Jr., 296
Page and Hale Carriage Shop, 168
Page Box Shop, 163, 175–176, 178
Page family records, 424–425
Page Hill, 34, 35, 49, 83, 86
Page Hill Cemetery, 266
Paine family records, 425–426
parade floats, 276–277, 283, 284–291
Parker, Albert, 296
Parker, Clarissa, 265
Parker, Cyrus, 296
Parker, G. Leslie, 55, 265
Parker, Lewis E., 296
Parker, Mrs. Harold, 203
Parker, Phineas, 265
Parker, Rev. Clement, 119
Parker, Silas, 77, 107
Parker, Timothy, xviii
Parker family records, 426–427
Paronto, Clyde, 176
Paronto, Fayette C., 298
Paronto, Irving C., 298
Paronto, Lewis L., 298
Paronto family records, 427
parties, 189–190
pastors. See preachers
Patent issued to Asa Porter, 55
Patsy Corliss bridge, 209
Patterson, Mr. (lawyer), 94
paupers
bidding off of, 32, 89, 205–206, 207, 210, 212
burial of, 126, 264–265
removal to Town Farm, 32, 211
town responsibility for care of, 120, 209–210
warning out of town, 32, 206
peacocks, 224
Pearker, Silas, 77
Pearson, Rev. David, 124, 269, 283
Peck, Simeon, 107
Peletiah Corliss bridge, 209
Pennock, Samuel, 40
Pent Road, 208, 246
Pepper family records, 427
Perdue, Edward, 128, 203
Perdue family records, 427–428
Perkins, Polly, 107
Perkins, S., 131
Perkins family records, 428
Perry, Mr. (custom house officer), 69
pest house, 126, 127
Peters, Col. John, 40, 41, 44, 45, 83
Peters, Dr. Joseph, 89
Peters, Rev. Samuel, 45
Peterson family records, 428
Philbrick, Anna, 119
Philbrick, Harrison, 296
Philbrick, Samuel, 100
phosphates for farming, 166
Pickles, Rev. William, 119
Pickles family records, 428
pie baking, 253
pie crust recipe, 252
Pierce, Walter, 296
Pierson, John, Jr., 157, 173, 177, 273
Pierson, John, Sr., 156–157
Pierson, Kay, 273, 275, 279
Pierson, Mable, 273
Pierson, Margaret Shearer, 173, 202, 275
Pierson family records, 428–429
Pierson's Service Station, 172
Pike, Chester, 294
Pike, Daniel, 26, 169
Pike, Sarah, 169
Pike family records, 429
Pike Hill
Carpenter family on, 90
copper mines, 169, 169–172
copper vein, 95, 169
elevation, 15
Finnish colony on, 236
history of, 26
Miles and Brown families on, 180–181
sale of land to Porter heirs, 113
Pike Hill Brook, 16
Pike Hill Miners, 170, 211–212
Pike Hill Mines, 169, 169–172
Pike Hill Road, 29
Pike Hill School, 26
Pine Plantation, 34
pine trees, xvii, xxv, xxvii, xxviii, 8
Piper family records, 429
Pirce, Jonathan, xviii
Plan of Corinth (1764), xviii
Plattsburgh, defense of, 70–71
Pooler, Benjamin, 176
Poor, Betsey, 112
Poor, David, 106
Poor, John, 84
poor residents. See paupers
Poore, T. S., 140
Poor's Mill, 84, 103
population, 19, 166
porcupines, 17–18
pork thief story, 230
Porter, Benjamin, 89
Porter, Col. Asa
Corinth/Vershire land dispute and, 108
graveyard deed, 117
jailing of, 42
legal battles with residents, 11–12
Meetinghouse lot, 110, 113
Patent issued to, 55
Porter, Ebenezer, 82–83
Porter, Eleanor H. and John, 24, 25
Porter, Hiram, 296
Porter, Lyman, 296
Porter, Willard, 296
Porter family records, 429
Post Office, 15
postal service, 87, 87–88, 101, 173, 187
postmasters, 87–88, 95, 173, 185, 187
Potash (stream), 16, 22
potasheries, 22, 23, 86, 103
potato handwarmer story, 235
potato whiskey, 162
potatoes, 25
Pound Keepers, 204, 209, 211, 213
Pounds, 204, 206–208, 209, 211
powder house, 71
power lines, first, 216
Powers, Grenville, 222
Powers family records, 429–430
Pray family records, 430
preachers
circuit or visiting, 116, 119, 129, 131
at Corinth Center Congregational Church, 119, 124, 151, 224
at East Corinth Congregational Church, 124, 196
at First Free Will Baptist Church, 127–129
at First Methodist Episcopal Church, 131
folklore, 232
hiring by town, 117–118
at Meadow Meetinghouse, 129, 131
at Second Methodist Episcopal Church, 132
of Seventh Day Adventists, 134
Prescott, Aaron, 296
Prescott, Chester M., 146
Prescott, Dexter L., 296
Prescott, George, 238, 296
Prescott, Horatio M., 296
Prescott family records, 430–431
Prichard, Capt., 43, 62, 63
print butter, 166
Prior, William B., 296
Prudential Committees
described, 136
District 1, 153
District 21, 152
school heating, 140, 141
teacher hiring by, 139, 143, 145–146, 150
pumpkin pudding, Dutch oven, 252
Putnam, Eleazer P., 293
Putnam, Israel, 39
Q
quiltings, 189
Quimby, Joseph M., 296
Quimby family records, 431
R
Rabbit Track, 26
rabbits, 17
raccoons, 17–18
radio, first, 216
rams, 204, 206
Ramsdell, Robert, 107
Ransome Post No. 7 of G.A.R., 213, 213
Rawlings, David, 294
Rawlings, John D., 296
Rawlings, Jonathan, 294
Rawlins, Hannah, 113
Rawlins, Jonathan, 113, 139
Raymond family records, 431
recipes, 248–252
Redington, Benjamin, xviii
Redington, Isaac, xviii
Reed, James, xviii
reforestation, 17
religious revival, 119
remedies of old Corinth, 247–248
Remington family records, 431–432
Representatives to General Assembly, 301–302
Republic of Vermont, 12, 99
Republican Party, 95
Reuben Page Farm, 34, 35
Revolutionary War, 41–45, 57–64, 293
Rice, Charles J., 297
Richardson, Caleb, 79, 97, 107, 300
Richardson, Fernando C., 296
Richardson, Fred, 33
Richardson, G. A., 302
Richardson, G. W., 131
Richardson, George, 245–246
Richardson, George A., 55, 302
Richardson, George W., 296
Richardson, Henry, 129
Richardson, James, 107
Richardson, James M., 296
Richardson, John, 86, 210
Richardson, Joseph, 296
Richardson, Loren R., 296
Richardson, Manus L., 296
Richardson, Richard, 132
Richardson, Rodney, 296
Richardson, Samuel, 294, 300
Richardson, Victor, 296
Richardson family records, 432–434
Richardson Hill, 33
Ricker, Benjamin, 296
Ricker, Linda, 275
Ring, David, 79, 207
Ring, Elijah, 100–101, 300
Ring, Henry E., 296
Ripley Farm, Barre, VT, 26
River Road, 207
road building, 207–209, 210–211, 212
road commissioners, 204
road maintenance, 19
Robert Osgood house, 180
Robert Rowe tavern
alcohol served at, 88
church services at, 117, 133
Melitiah Willis as owner, 121
photo, 120
second owner of, 89, 114
town meetings held at, 22, 88, 120
Roberts, Samuel, xxiii, xxv, xxvi
Robie, Alan J., 296
Robie, Dr. John, 91
Robie, Edward, 26–27, 79, 98–99, 107, 114, 136, 300
Robie, Emerson, 27
Robie, Hiram, 121
Robie, Ichabod, 26–27, 82–83
Robie, John, 27
Robie, John H., 296
Robie, John W., 296
Robie, Jonathan, 107, 129, 294
Robie, Lyman M., 296
Robie, Polly, 233
Robie, R. N., 121
Robie, Richard, Jr., 296
Robie, Walter, 98–99
Robie, William H. H., 296
Robie District No. 5, 146, 152
Robie District or neighborhood, 15, 26–27, 98
Robie District School, 137
Robie family records, 434–437
Robie Hill, 26–27, 232
Robinson, Jonathan, 79, 293
Robinson, Lt., 107
Rogers, Robert, 38–39, 43
Rogers family records, 437
Rogers Hill, 49
Rogers' Rangers, 39, 40–41, 90
Rolin, Richard, 300
Rollins, Emily R. Martin, 268
Rollins, Josiah, 25
Rollins, Maj. Charles, 267
Rood, Earl H., 298
Rood family records, 437–438
Roome, John L. C., xxiii, xxv, xxvi
root beer, 249
Rose, Rev. Thomas, 131, 283
Roswell Crook District No. 2, 146
Rouhe, Dr. Albert, 201
Rowe, Capt. Elijah, 293
Rowe, Daniel, 114
Rowe, Ichabod, 296
Rowe, Leroy E., 296
Rowe, Robert, 22, 54, 77, 88, 204, 300. See also Robert Rowe tavern
Rowe, Rufus H., 296
Rowe family records, 438
Rowell, Adophess T., 296
Rowell, Benton R., 133
Rowell, Byron W., 296
Rowell, John, 129, 212
Rowell, Moses, 104, 127
Rowell, William, 212
Rowell family, 29–30
Rowell family records, 438–439
Rowland, Adelaide Butterfield, 199
Rowland, Aunt Alice, 249
Rowland, Carrie, 215
Rowland, Charlotte, 253
Rowland, Daniel, 113, 301
Rowland, Dr. Ruthven, 121, 192, 202
Rowland, Edson, 192, 226, 235
Rowland, Elizabeth, 221–222
Rowland, Mandy, 222
Rowland, Mary, 241
Rowland, Richard, 29, 50, 229, 231
Rowland, Rufus, 168
Rowland, Shalor, 81
Rowland family records, 439–441
Rowland Hill, 29
Rowthens, Josiah, 79
Royal Hill Farm, 176
Royce, Alba, 103
Rup, William, 296
rural delivery, first, 87
Russ, William, 296
Russell, Dan, 183
Russell family records, 441
Ruter family records, 441–442
Ryder, George, 34–35
Ryder family records, 442–443
Ryder Four Corners, 34–35
rye crops, 160
S
Sabin Divoll's Harness Shop, 82
Saginaw House, 192, 197, 241
Saia family records, 443
Salomaa, Edward, 298
Salomaa, Ilmari, 236
Salomaa, Irene, 236, 237
Salomaa, Linda, 275
Salomaa, Selma, 236
Salomaa, Theodore, 176, 236, 298
Salomaa family, 168, 237
Salomaa family records, 443
Sambon, Benjamin. See Sanborn, Benjamin
Samburn, Benjamin, 300. See also Sanborn, Benjamin
Sampson, Wanda, 273, 279
Sanborn, Alden Sprague, 93
Sanborn, Amos, 113
Sanborn, Asa, 129
Sanborn, Benjamin, 60, 99, 293. See also Samburn, Benjamin
Sanborn, Ebenezer, 54, 79, 97, 99
Sanborn, Gilman, 128, 131
Sanborn, Joseph, 100–101, 107, 178, 294
Sanborn, Mark (Sandborn), 51
Sanborn, Moses, 79, 106, 108, 113, 293, 300
Sanborn, Nathan, 114
Sanborn, Reuben, 19, 49–50, 60, 79, 107, 300
Sanborn, Robert, 113
Sanborn family records, 443–444
Sandborn, Edward, 296
Sandborn, Hiram, 296
Sandborn, Ira, 296
Santaw, Donald, 298
Santaw family records, 444
sap bucket washing, 165
sap gathering, 233, 247
sap spouts and nails, 223, 226
Sarazin, Joe, 233
Sargent, C. C., 296
Sargent, Caleb Cushing, 95, 151, 170, 301
Sargent, James, 176, 240
Sargent, John, 62
Sargent, John B., 296
Sargent, Ray E., 297
Sargent family records, 445–447
Sargent Store, 5, 95
saunas, 237
sausage, preserving, 248
sawmills
David McKeen's, 82
Horace McDuffee's, 243
John Mills's, 80
Old Saw Mill, Corinth Center, 86
Salomaa Brothers', 168
selling and leasing of, 80, 84, 85, 101, 103, 114
Taplin Family's, 23, 45, 101, 114
Sawyer, Elbridge, 243
Sawyer, Joshua, xviii
Sawyer, Moses, 121, 230
Sawyer, Nabby, 112
Sawyer, Plant, 112, 301
Sawyer, Richard, 107, 112, 136
Sawyer, Richard, Jr., 79, 112
Sawyer, Thomas, 108
Sawyer family records, 447–448
Sayles, Tom, 238
Schauer, Frank, 298
school board of directors, 151, 152, 154
school districts in 1860, 146–150
school pranks, 219–220, 221–222
school superintendents, 146, 150
school taxes, 136–138
school textbooks, 142, 152
schoolhouses, 135–158
additional uses of, 144–145
Cookeville, 8, 111, 119
Cookeville Graded School, 22–23, 156–157, 157
Corinth Corner District School, 153
Corinth District School, 135
Darling District, 139–142
Dearborn Hill, 129
East Corinth District School, 155, 156, 173, 220
East Corinth Graded School, 156, 156–157
Eaton District School, 147, 148
Lovewell, 119
McKeen barn, 136
Old Corinth Academy, 22, 151, 155, 222
Old Pike Hill District School, 145
Robie District School, 137
South Corinth District School, 126, 138
Taplin Hill District School, 142–143, 143, 153, 221
West Corinth District School, 147
schoolmarms, 139, 142
schoolmaster, lot reserved for, xviii, xxiv, 5, 159
schoolmasters, 89, 91, 95, 139, 140, 142, 220, 237
Scott, Dr. George W., 91
Scott, E. J., 132
Scott, George W., 296
Scottish dancers and bagpipe band, 280, 282
Scribner, B. B., 302
Scribner, Benjamin, 61, 79, 83, 96, 107, 244
Scribner, John M., 296, 302
Scribner, Josiah, 178
Scribner, Nancy B., 245
Scribner, Nicholas, 243–245
Scribner family records, 448–450
Scribner Store, 157
Scruton family records, 450
Sealey, Capt. Abner, 58–59
seasons, 18
Seaver, Ebenezer, 79, 114
Second Free Will Baptist Church in South Corinth. See Meadow Meetinghouse
Second Methodist Episcopal Church, 132–133, 133, 240
2nd Massachusetts Light Battery, 238
Selectmen, 204–213
Senators, Orange County, 302
Senecal, George, 298
Senecal, Wilfred H., 298
Senecal, William, 298
1790 census, 299–300
Seventh Day Adventists, 22, 133–134
sheep and sheep farming, 32, 162, 166, 188, 189, 227
Shepherd, Erwin T., 296
shingle making, 81
shinplaster, 64
Shipman, O., 131
shoemakers, 83, 112
shoulder yokes, 161
Shumway family records, 450
shutters, interior, 182
Sibleys, 168
Silloway, Hezekiah, 51, 55, 56, 79, 100, 293
Silloway, Sarah, 101
silver mines, 8
Simonds family records, 450
Simons, Edward M., 297
Simpson, Alonzo, 273, 283
Simpson, L. P., 176
Simpson family records, 450–452
Sinclair, Harold, 203
Sinclair family records, 452
Skim Milk balls, 192
Skinner, Benjamin, 300
Slab City, 23, 208
Slack, Alden, 176, 180, 203
Slack, Bert, 233
Slack, Chandler J., 296
Slack, Gregory, 176
Slack, Madeline Sanborn, 157, 202, 275
Slack family records, 452–453
Sleeman, Capt. Peter, 79, 101, 107, 136, 301
Sleeman family records, 453–454
Sleeper, Benjamin, 294
Sleeper, Bryden S., 296
Sleeper, Charles, 296
Sleeper, Clyde, 176
Sleeper, Ezekiel, 25, 79
Sleeper, Ezra, 25, 79, 294
Sleeper, George, 70–71, 294, 301, 302
Sleeper, Jacob, 136, 300
Sleeper, Jethro, 84, 107, 129, 294
Sleeper, John, 294
Sleeper, Levi M., 296
Sleeper, Manasseh, 246
Sleeper, Mrs. Maurice, 282
Sleeper, Perry, 296
Sleeper, Robert, Jr., 294
Sleeper family records, 454–455
Sleeper Hill, 16
Sluman, Peter, 300
Smalley, Dr. Adoniram, 91, 121
smallpox epidemics, 127, 229–230
Smart family records, 455
Smith, A. D., 128
Smith, Aaron, 90
Smith, Alexander, 79, 89, 103, 300
Smith, Charles, 301
Smith, Dr. Ephaphras (Epp), 90, 121
Smith, Dr. Erdix, Jr., 90
Smith, Dr. Erdix Tenney, 90
Smith, Erdix T., 296
Smith, George, 248
Smith, James, 169
Smith, John, 101, 113
Smith, Joseph, 90
Smith, Richard, 25, 91, 106, 108, 127, 301
Smith, S. D., 131
Smith family records, 455–457
Smith Place, 33
Snethens, Rev. Nicholas, 131
snow drift story, 226
snow roller, 190
soap, 162
soap making, 189
soft soap, 189
soil, 16
Somerndyck, John, xxiii, xxv, xxvi
Somers family records, 457
Sommer, Phyllis, 202
songs and ballads, 257
Sons of Veterans, 213
sore throat remedy, 247
South America, 25, 32
South America Bridge, 25
South Branch (stream), 16
South Corinth, 15, 29–30, 51, 86, 101, 129
South Corinth District School, 126, 138
South Meadow, 51, 129
South Meadow Church. See Meadow Meetinghouse
South Meadow District No. 23, 149
South Strafford copper mines, 172
Southwick, Elmer, 296
Southwick, J. M., 296
Spafford, Sgt. Nathan, 293
Spanish American War, 297
Spaulding, Benjamin P., 296
Spear, Sceva, 111
Speare, Charles L., 171
Speare family records, 457–458
Spencer, George, 265
Spencer, Hon. William, 91–92, 93, 113, 207, 301
Spencer family records, 458
spinning, 160, 161, 189, 227
square dancing, 283
St. Johnsbury Academy, 26
St. Johnsbury Athenaeum, 26
stage coaches, 88, 235
Staples family records, 458
starch factory, 23, 25
Stark, John, 39
Stearns, Elias, 86
Stearns, Isaac, 121
Stearns, Phineas, 88
Stebins, Dr. Arad (Stebbins), 89
Sterns, David, xviii
Stevens, Caleb, 107
Stevens, Capt. George, 68, 195. See also Stevens Tavern
Stevens, Capt. Simeon, 44, 60
Stevens, Charles, 239, 296
Stevens, Charles D., 296
Stevens, Daniel, 79, 107, 266, 293, 300
Stevens, Elbridge, 296
Stevens, Erving, 296
Stevens, George W., 296
Stevens, Jacob, 120
Stevens, James, 296
Stevens, James C., 211
Stevens, John, 106
Stevens, John E., 296
Stevens, Jonas C., 296
Stevens, Michael, 121, 125, 294
Stevens, Moses, 293
Stevens, Oscar H., 296
Stevens, Reuben, 67–68, 121
Stevens, Samuel C., 296
Stevens Branch, and tale of Stevens, 54
Stevens family records, 458–460
Stevens Tavern, 89, 183, 211, 212
Steward, Jacob, xviii, 211
Stiles, Moses, 99
Stiles, Samuel, 79, 99
Stoughton, Darius, xviii
stove blacking story, 222
Straw, George H., 296
Straw, Janier, 296
streams and brooks, 16
sugar houses, 164
Sumner, Berton, 176
Sumner, Lee, 176
Sumner, Thomas, 40, 41
Sumner family records, 460–461
Sunday School Picnic, West Corinth, 30
surveyors of highways, 204, 206, 208, 209, 211
Susanna's pie crust, 252
Swab Stick, 26
Swan, Joshua (2 in 1790 census), 300
Sweet, D., 131
Sweet, Laurette Blais, 275
Sweet, Lloyd E., 174, 231
Sweet, Robert, 298
Sweet, Warren S., 276, 283
Sweet family records, 461–462
sweet flag wafers, 250
Swift, Roy W., 297
Sykes family records, 462
T
Tabor Branch (stream), 16, 21, 178, 184, 195
Tabor family records, 462
tainted meat story, 226
Takala, Felix and Amanda, 236, 237
Takala family records, 462–463
tanners, 81–83, 112
Taplin, Aristarchus, 121
Taplin, Benjamin, 300
Taplin, Brigham, 44, 79, 98, 208
Taplin, Caleb, 132–133
Taplin, Caleb P., 296
Taplin, Catherine, 52
Taplin, Col. John
in 1790 census, 300
accusations against, 37, 42
as chief judge of Gloucester County, 39–41, 92
in confirmatory charter, xxii, xxv, xxvi
descendants in parade, 276
development of East Corinth area, 23, 45
education of John, Jr., 47
first inhabitants myth and, 2
float of cabin building, 277, 289
in French and Indian War, 38–39
as grantee of Corinth, xviii
as grantee of Haverhill, NH, 39
grave of, 46, 46
grist mill built by, 84, 84, 85
home of, 183, 183
land dispute along gore, 15, 52–53, 54
land granted to, 10–11
land sold to George Banfill, 97
land sold to Gouldsburn, 51
land sold to John, Jr., 97–98
land sold to John Chapman, 194
land taxes paid by, 100
letter to Peter Livingston, 38
loyalty to Crown, 37–38, 43–45, 57, 63
at naming of Vermont ceremony, 45–46
in Newbury, 37, 38, 39
references to Corinth, 77
selling and re-buying of East Corinth, 101
settlement on Taplin Hill, 29
shares acquired by, 3, 4
surrender of public lands, 204
Taplin, Edward R., 296
Taplin, Eliott C., 297
Taplin, Eliphalet, 297
Taplin, Elisha, 55, 98, 300
Taplin, Frank, 153, 226, 302
Taplin, George, 86, 133, 296
Taplin, George C., 297
Taplin, Gouldsburn
birth of, 37
as delinquent taxpayer, 107
development of East Corinth, 23, 45, 101
as justice of the peace, 91
land deeded to, 51
land purchased from, 111, 184
on list of freemen, 79
as member of Second Methodist Episcopal Church, 132
Pent Road from property of, 208
sale of businesses, 114
Taplin, Gouldsburn, Jr., 121, 228
Taplin, Harry M., 296
Taplin, Hepzibah (daughter of Col. Taplin), 48
Taplin, Hepzibah Brigham, 38, 46, 47
Taplin, Horace E., 297
Taplin, Horatio N., 132
Taplin, Isaac, 122
Taplin, John, Jr.
birth of, 38
as delinquent taxpayer, 99
demotion to tiding man, 55–56
education and religious training, 47–48
family of, 48
in French and Indian War, 39
guarding and scouting, 60
as High Sheriff, 40, 41, 47, 48–49
home on Taplin Hill, 51, 51–52, 97–98, 182–183
imprisonment, 44
land dispute along gore, 51, 52, 54
land purchased from father, 97–98
on list of freeman, 79
as major in militia, 67
move to Berlin, 52, 54
on paternal property, 42
on Revolutionary War Honor Roll, 293
as Selectman, 64
as Surveyor of Highways, 19
Taplin, Johnson, 39, 44, 79, 98, 117, 300
Taplin, Jonas, 229
Taplin, Manse (brother of Jonas), 229
Taplin, Mansfield (1754-1835)
in 1790 census, 300
debt argument, 108
as delinquent taxpayer, 99
gore dispute and, 52
imprisonment of, 44
land purchased from father, 98
on list of freemen, 79
marriage of, 48
militia service, 67
as Representative to General Assembly, 301
Revolutionary War service, 60, 293
school trustee settlements, 136
Taplin, Mansfield (owner of grist mill), 231–232
Taplin, Mansfield (third generation), 212, 297
Taplin, Mansfield (Town Clerk), 302
Taplin, Mansfield, Jr., 109, 114
Taplin, Mrs. Nathan, 260
Taplin, Nathan (1751-1824)
in 1790 census, 300
as delinquent taxpayer, 107
home of, 183, 183
as member of Second Methodist Episcopal Church, 132
as militia captain, 68
Taplin, Nathan (son of Nathan B.?), 212, 297
Taplin, Nathan B., 208, 294
Taplin, Nehemiah, 208
Taplin, Polly, 48
Taplin, Prentiss, 228
Taplin, Sullivan, 296
Taplin, Susan (daughter of John, Jr.), 48
Taplin, Susan (daughter of Nathan), 90
Taplin, Susanna, 250–252, 253
Taplin, William (1755-1806)
in 1790 census, 300
as delinquent taxpayer, 99
gore dispute and, 52, 53
home of, 183, 183
imprisonment, 44
land purchased from father, 98
on list of freemen, 79
Revolutionary War service, 60
Taplin, William (on Civil War Honor Roll), 297
Taplin, William (son of John, Jr.), 48
Taplin, William (Treasurer of Taplin District School), 153
Taplin, Winn L., 297
Taplin children tragedy, 210, 229
Taplin descendants, 61
Taplin family records, 463–468
Taplin Hill
Bill's Brook, 16
East Corinth fair and, 75
elevation, 15
John Jr.'s property on, 51, 51–52, 97–98, 182–183
pressed hay, 166
road leading from East Corinth, 21
settling of Taplin family on, 29, 45
Taplin Hill District No. 1, 142, 146, 153
Taplin Hill District School, 142–143, 143, 153, 221
Taplin Village (or Mills), 23
Taplin's Village, 208, 208
taverns, 88–89, 166, 183. See also Robert Rowe tavern
tax collection and collectors, 204–205, 206
taxes
graveyard tax, 117
land taxes, 99–100, 103, 105, 106
preacher funding
school taxes, 136–138
taxpayers, delinquent. See delinquent taxpayers
Taylor, Benjamin, 79
Taylor, David, xviii
Taylor, Rev., 247
Taylor, Richard, xviii
teachers, 136, 142–144, 154, 219–220, 221–222, 235. See also school masters; schoolmarms
telephone, first, 215
telephone exchange, 101
television sets, first, 216
temperance regulations, 210, 211
temperance societies, 71
Templeton family records, 468–469
Tenney, Amos C., 114
Tenney, Dr. Joshua, 79, 89, 91, 114, 118, 121, 206, 207
Tenney, Eliphalet, 79. See also Elaphalet Tenny farm
Tenney, Erdix, 121
Tenney, George W., 297
Tenney, John A., 301, 302
Tenney, Jonathan, 72, 107, 205, 293
Tenney family records, 469–472
Tenny, Charles L., 297
Tenny, Hylas O., 297
Thanksgiving, 196–197, 253
Thayer, Lyman M., 169
Theal family records, 472
Thomas, George N., 298
Thomas Collyer Farm, 51
Thomas family records, 472
Thompson, Cathy, 236
Thompson, D. P., 42
Thompson, Henry J., 297
Thompson, Kenneth, 172–173, 236, 273, 298
Thompson, Louise Brainerd, 273, 282
Thompson, Maria, 192, 197
Thompson, Matilda C., 194
Thompson, Sylvester, 192, 197, 226
Thompson, William H., 221, 302
Thompson family records, 472–473
Thompson's Gazatteers, 166
Thurber, Benjamin, 114
Thurber, Elder, 134
Thurber, Frank W., 297
Thurber, H. A., 133
Thurber, Joseph, 54
Thurber, Samuel, 297
Thurber, Sydney, 141
Thurber family records, 473
Thurston, Bernard, 176
Thurston, Clarence, 176
Thurston, John, 294
Thurston, Mrs. Bernard, 282
Thurston, Norman, 176
Thurston, Patty, 275
Thurston family records, 473–475
Tichenor, Gov. Isaac, 70
Tillotson, Leander, 297
Tillotson, Lee, 173, 176
Tillotson, Wendell, 176
Tillotson family records, 475
timber industry, 17
Titus, Nathan, 112, 294
tobacco-chewing sheep story, 227
Tolman, Thomas, 63–64
Topsham, Vermont, 11, 14, 15
Topsham Four Corners, 195
Torrey family, 193
Towle, Anthony, 119, 293
Towle, Brackett
in 1790 census, 300
birth of daughters in Corinth, 115
as delinquent taxpayer, 100, 106
Revolutionary War service, 60, 293
road built near home of, 209
as school trustee, 136
settlement on Towle Mountain, 27
Towle, Ira, 136, 169
Towle, Mary, 115
Towle, Nelly (daughter of Brackett), 115
Towle, Nelly (wife of Brackett), 115, 119
Towle Brothers, 27
Towle family records, 475–476
Towle Mountain, 27
Town Clerks (1780-1964), 302
Town Clerk's Office, 22–23, 157
Town Farm, 32, 32, 211
Town Farm Hill, 31–32
Town Hill, 29
Town House, 120–121
Town Meeting
first, xvi–xvii
meeting places, 22
town officers, 204–213
town school system, 151, 152–154
Towne family records, 476
Tracy, Oscar, 239–240
Tracy, Perley, 176
Tracy's Hardware Store, Chelsea, 239–240
traders or merchants, 86, 87, 89
Treaty of Paris, 45
trees, 17
Trobridge, Caleb, xviii
trout, 17
True, Alden S., 297
True, Ezekiel, 139, 294
True, Ezekiel, Jr., 128
True, John H., 297
True, Sceva, 212
True, Seave A., 297
True family records, 476–477
Tryon, William, xxii, xxix, 3, 14, 44, 276, 285
tuberculosis, 179
Tucker, Samuel, 297
Tucker, Silas H., 297
Tucker family records, 477
Tullar family records, 477–478
turkey farming, 32
Turkey Hill, 31–32, 236
turkeys, wild, 17
turners, 80–81, 85
Tuttle, Sampson, xviii, 100
Tuttle, William, xviii, 100
Twilight, Alexander, 119, 220–221
Twilight, Asa, 220
Twilight, Mercy, 220
Twilight family records, 478–479
U
Underground Railroad, 231
Union District No. 1, 150
Union Meetinghouse, East Corinth. See also East Corinth Congregational Church
Blake's interest in founding of, 125
chartered as East Corinth Congregational Church, 124
construction and repairs, 121–123, 132
pewholder dues, 196
photos, 81, 122, 123
in pictures of East Corinth, 16
steeple added to, 80, 195
Union Meetinghouse, West Corinth, 128. See also First Free Will Baptist Church in West Corinth
Union Mining Company, 95, 170
Universalist Society, 121
V
Valiant family records, 479
Valley Health Center, 111, 200–203, 201
Valley Health Center Auxiliary, 202–203
Valliant, Robert W., 298
Valliant, Robert William, 298
Van Bree family records, 479
Van Bree property, 29
Vandenbergh, Adam, xxiii, xxv, xxvi
Vandenbergh, Cornelius, xxiii, xxv, xxvi
Vermont
admission to Union, 12
compulsory schooling in, 151, 152–153
formation of, 77
naming of, 45–46
Vermont, Republic of, 12, 77
Vermont Copper Company, 95, 171
Vermont Copper Mining Company, 95, 170, 171
Vershire, Vermont, 14, 15, 20, 32, 95, 107–108, 238–239
Village Green. See Goose Green
W
W. B. Martin Construction Company, 173
Wait, Col. Benjamin, 58–59, 62, 63
Wait, Joseph, 40
Waits River, 16, 21, 40, 44, 83, 85
Waits River Branch (stream), 16, 49
Waits River Road, 209
Waits River Valley Fair, 73–74, 166
Waitsfield, Vermont, 58
Waldron, Isaac, 100
Waldron, Mr. (Isaac?), 79
Walker, Susan, 34
Walker family records, 479
Wallace, William, 100
Walleman, Armas and Lily, 236
War of 1812, 69–71, 294
Ward, Charles, 25, 300
Ward, Ephraim, 140, 301
Ward, Franklin A., 297
Ward, Levi, 297
Ward, Samuel, xviii, xxi, xxii, 2–3
Ward, Solomon, 294
Ward family records, 479–480
Wardworth, tale of, 50
Waren, George, 297
Warner, Moses, 62
Warsley, Dr. Albert, 203
Washburn family records, 480–481
Washington, Vermont, 9, 14, 15, 210
Washington Electric Co-operative, 216
Washington Road, 210
Wason, Caldwell, 104, 106
Wason, George W., 297
Wason, Henry, 297
Wason, John, 107
Wason, Louise, 105
Wason, Patty, 105
Wason, Resign, 104
Wason, Robert, 104
Wason, Thomas (Warson), 83, 106
Wason family records, 481
Wasson, Moses, 294
Wasson, Robert, 294
Waters, Morris, 298
Waters, Ralph F., 297
Waters family records, 482
Waugh, John B., 297
Waugh family records, 482
Way, George, 186, 215
Way family records, 482–483
Way House, 191–192
Wayland Jordan Farm and House, 26, 32, 50, 159, 180
weather predictions, 258–260
weavers, 111, 189
Webb, Col. Ananiah, 86
Webber, Rupell, 297
Webbers, Peter, xxiii, xxv, xxvi
Webster, Charlie, 297
Webster, Daniel, 92
Webster, Samuel, 97, 100, 300
Webster family records, 483
Weeks, David, 42
Weeks, Walter, 52
Welch, Charles A., 297
Welch, George H., 297
Welch, Richard, 298
Welch, Russell W., 297
Welch family records, 483–485
Welles, Col., 45
Wells, Elder Zaccheus, 127
Wells, Frederic, 43
Wells, Jacob, 79, 83, 300
Wells, Obadiah, xxiii, xxv, xxvi
Welton, Mrs., shawl of, 221
Welton family records, 485
Wentworth, Benning
on bicentennial float, 276, 285
land grants to former officers and soldiers, 10
naming of Corinth, 20
and New Hampshire Grants, 1–2, 3
share of land in Corinth, xviii, xxii, 2–3
Town of Corinth Charter, 1764, xvi–xvii, 1, 14, 216
Wentworth, Mark Hunkins, xviii, xxii, xxiii, 2–3, 11, 100
West Corinth, 15, 30, 84, 86–88, 113, 127–129
West Corinth Cemetery, 25, 126, 267
West Corinth District No. 6, 146
West Corinth District School, 147
West Corinth Fair, 73
West Corinth Post Office, 87
West Fairlee, Vermont, 15, 25
West Fairlee Railroad, 212
Weston, Edmund, 114, 210
wheat crops, 160–161
Wheeler, John, 113
Wheelock, Eleazer, 90
wheelwrights, 80–81
Whig Party, 92, 230
Whillier, David, 300
Whipped Cream parties, 192
Whitcher, David, 100
Whitcomb, Charles D., 298
White, Charles E., 302
White, Dr. Samuel, 89–90
White, Dustin, 22, 58, 176
White, Ebenezer, 53
White, Henry B., 298
White, J., 107
White, Jonathan
as first Town Meeting Moderator, xvi–xvii
as Grantee, xviii
White, Jonathan, Jr., xviii
White, Louis A., 297
White, Moses, 122
White, Paul H., 298
White, Thomas B., 297
White, Worthey D., 302
White family records, 485–487
Whitelaw map of 1790 (corrected), 6–7, 8, 55
Whitelaw Survey (1790), 108
Whiting, Benjamin, xviii, 39
Whiting, Chester, 297
Whiting, Leonard, xviii
Whiting, Oliver, xviii, 52
Whiting Milk Company, 164
Wickham, William, xxiii, xxv, xxvi
Wiggin family records, 487
Wiggins, Isaac H., 297
Wiggins, John, 178
Wiggins, John, Jr., 297
Wiggins, Josiah P., 302
Wiggins, Pearley, 297
Wilcox, Rev. John, 119
Wilder, Thomas, xviii
wildlife, 17–18
Willard, Barzillai, xviii, 100
Willard, Jonathan, xviii
Willard, Oliver, xxiii, xxv, xxvi
Willard Survey (1790), 107
Williams, C. D., 297
Williams, C. John, 173, 176, 199, 203, 216, 222, 235
Williams, Ezra N., 297
Williams, Freda Page, 199, 275
Williams, Harry, 297
Williams, Paul (postmaster), 173, 187
Williams, Rev. Paul, 124, 269, 283
Williams, Sarah, 273, 275
Williams family records, 488–489
Williams Poultry Farm, 173
Williamson, Edward, 298
Williamson, Eino and Etla, 236
Williamson, Tauno L., 298
Willis, Franklin D., 297
Willis, John S., 297
Willis, Jonathan B., 297
Willis, Melitiah, 121, 211, 297
Willis, Shubaul, 113
Willis, Silas E., 297
Willis family records, 489–490
Willoughby Corliss Bridge, 208
Wilson, Emma Humphrey, 219
Wilson, George H., 297
Wilson, Harrison A., 264, 297
Wilson, John, 79, 107
Wilson, John T., 297
Wilson, Kimball R., 297
Wilson, Mrs. George, 27
Wilson, Wesley, 230
Wilson family records, 490–493
Wilton, George C., 297
Wiman, Ezekiel, xviii
Wiman, Israel, xviii
Winch, Rev. C. M., 151
Winch family records, 493
Winchester, G. N., 212
Winchester, Greenleaf, 301
Winchester family records, 494
Windy Acres, 29–30
Winooski River, 58, 62
winter, 18
Winthrop Green Place, 51
Wirthmore Feeds, 84
Withington, Miles, 298
Withington, Raymond L., 298
Withington family records, 494
wolves, 17
Women's Christian Temperance Union, 214
Women's Fellowship of East Corinth, 124
Women's Relief Corps, 213, 214–215
women's suffrage, 215
Wood, Capt., 107
Wood, Daniel, 136, 300
Wood, Joseph, xviii
Wood, Oliver, 127
Wood, Seth, 1010
wood prices, 162
Woodcock, Alton, 298
Woodcock, George, 297
Woodcock, James, 297
Woodcock, Van, 302
Woodcock family records, 494–495
Woodington, Bonnie, 273
Woodington, Connie, 279
Woodington, Herbert, 275, 282
Woods, Carrie Welton, 221
Woods, Daniel, 293
Woods, Daniel, Jr., 112
Woods family records, 495–497
wool carding, 103, 161
World War I, 172, 224, 297
World War II, 172, 297–298
Worster, Eldad, xviii
Worster, William, xviii
Worthley, Earl, 187, 298
Worthley, Glenn T., 298
Worthley, Irwin, 203
Worthley, Lester L., 181, 186, 187
Worthley, Margaret A., 298
Worthley, Mrs. Irwin, 203
Worthley, William N., 297
Worthley family records, 497–499
Wright, Derwel, 139
Wright, Jeremiah, 129
Wyman, Harvey T., 297
Y
York Survey, 1767, xx
Young, Burton, 176
Young, Joan, 275
Young, Lieut. Samuel, 293
Young, Mrs. Neal, 173
Young, Nan, 275
Young, Susan, 275
Young, Wilbur, 298
Young family records, 499–500
Z
Zadock Thompson's Gazetteer of Vermont, 2
Zion Hill, 27
Zwicker family records, 500