Connecticut Genealogical Records
Connecticut Birth & Baptism Records
Baptism, marriage, death, membership, and other religious records from congregations throughout New England.
Transcripts of over 760,000 admission, baptisms, deaths, dismissions, marriages and other events from Connecticut church records.
This database contains birth and death details for descendants of passengers on the Mayflower, the first ship brining settlers to the region. There are close to 50,000 names included, in some cases extending to 8th generation descendants.
Searchable editions of a distinguished family history journal. It covers histories, compiled genealogies, indexes, biographical sketches, abstracts of wills, birth records, marriage records, death records, lists of early settlers, memoirs and remembrances, pedigrees, entries from journals, letters, descendant reports, copied church records, inscriptions from headstones, proceedings of historical societies, and notifications of books recently published on genealogy, among other items.
A finding aid, listing vital details from over 250,000 Connecticut town birth records.
Connecticut Marriage & Divorce Records
An index to around 325,000 divorces filed in the state, including the names of the husband and wife, their: number of marriages, education level, date and place of birth, date and place of marriage, date of separation, number of children, plaintiff, to whom custody of the children was granted, court, grounds for divorce and more.
Baptism, marriage, death, membership, and other religious records from congregations throughout New England.
Transcripts of over 760,000 admission, baptisms, deaths, dismissions, marriages and other events from Connecticut church records.
A work listing the names of most married couples living in New England before 1700, including their marriage date, date of birth of first child, maiden name of wife, years of death, previous or latter marriages and residence.
Abstracts of records concerning around 85,000 divorces, including names, dates and places of birth, residences, number of marriages, date of divorce, particulars of marriage, particulars of separation, grounds for divorce, number of children, who gained custody of children and a reference which can be used to order original records.
Connecticut Death & Burial Records
Baptism, marriage, death, membership, and other religious records from congregations throughout New England.
An index of 1.9 million death and burial records, which may include name, gender, race, date and place of birth, occupation, residence, spouse's name, date and place of death/burial, parents' names and parents' birthplaces.
Transcripts of over 760,000 admission, baptisms, deaths, dismissions, marriages and other events from Connecticut church records.
This database contains birth and death details for descendants of passengers on the Mayflower, the first ship brining settlers to the region. There are close to 50,000 names included, in some cases extending to 8th generation descendants.
An index of over 1.7 million deaths recorded in Connecticut, including name, gender, race, date and place of death, residence, age, marital status and more. The index can be used to locate original records, which will contain further details.
Connecticut Census & Population Lists
Questionnaires filled out by Connecticut men aged 16+, including name, PO address, occupation, age, marital status, number of dependants, citizenship, military service and disabilities.
An index to names extracted from federal censuses, a pensioners list and a veterans list.
Records registering over 15 million men born between 1877 and 1897, including name, age, birth date and place, residence, employer, and physical description.
A name index and digital images of registers recording almost 135 million people living in the United States. The registers record age, place of birth, relationships, occupations and more.
An index to 125 million people living in the United States, linked to registers recording their age, place of birth, family relationships and more.
Newspapers Covering Connecticut
An index to several hundred-thousand names appearing in Connecticut newspapers.
Text-searchable editions of over 7,500 newspaper titles from the United States, containing 2 billion articles and over 100 million obituaries.
A growing collection of text-searchable, digitalised newspapers from the United States of America. Contains thousands of titles and over 100 million pages.
Text-searchable editions of and over 250 million obituaries and death notices extracted from over 7,500 United States newspaper titles.
This database contains digitized volumes of more than 60 Quaker publications, including some foreign-language periodicals. Names have been indexed from a variety of articles including births, marriage notices, obituaries, officers, missionaries, committee members, names of people who have moved, and other references to members of the Society of Friends.
Connecticut Wills & Probate Records
An index to and images of more than 320,000 wills and probate documents. They typically record details of the deceased's relatives; and sometimes describe real and personal property, sentiments, convictions, intended places of burial and more.
Searchable editions of a distinguished family history journal. It covers histories, compiled genealogies, indexes, biographical sketches, abstracts of wills, birth records, marriage records, death records, lists of early settlers, memoirs and remembrances, pedigrees, entries from journals, letters, descendant reports, copied church records, inscriptions from headstones, proceedings of historical societies, and notifications of books recently published on genealogy, among other items.
Transcriptions from wills, deeds, probates, and inventories of Mayflower (and other) colonists and their descendants.
An index to almost 78,000 wills that were disputed. The index can lead you to documents that may shed a great deal of genealogical information as disputes often arose between siblings and cousins.
Abstracts of English wills that are connected to early American families. In addition, it contains genealogical notes and pedigrees, maps, tabular charts, illustrations, and an index of 30,000 names as well as a fifty-one page index of places, with details of where many of the early families settled.
Connecticut Immigration & Travel Records
Over one-thousand detailed biographies of early migrants to New England.
An index to and images of passenger lists recording the arrival of 180,000 passengers at New England ports. May include details such as age, gender, race, physical description and more.
An index to 100,000 records detailing the naturalisation of immigrants by New England courts. Original records will contain further details.
An index to and images of lists recording the arrival of around 4,000 passengers and crew arriving in Hartford by ship or plane. Details may include name, age, gender, physical description, occupation, birthplace, citizen of what country, and residence.
Digital images of registers recording the arrival of passengers and crew at New York harbour. Varying details are included, such as name, age, gender, occupation, nationality, race, last place of residence, intended place of residence and more. The registers can be searched by a name index of over 28 million names.
Connecticut Military Records
Questionnaires filled out by Connecticut men aged 16+, including name, PO address, occupation, age, marital status, number of dependants, citizenship, military service and disabilities.
An index to and images of over 13,000 questionnaires filled out by Connecticut soldiers (or their families) who served in World War I. They may include name, date and place of birth, country of citizenship, church affiliation, parents' places of birth, name of spouse, details of children, occupation prior to service, employer, address, prior residence, date and place of induction, unit, rank, service history and personal experiences of the war in Europe.
Details of over 65,000 Connecticut men and women who served in the military, including name, service history, birth date, rank, where they served, and notes regarding discharge or death.
An index and digital images of registers listing the deaths of around 250,000 Union soldiers. The registers list name, rank, company, date and place of death, cause of death and miscellaneous notes.
This database lists the men who served from Connecticut in the war, the Philippine Insurrection and the China Relief Expedition between 21 April 1898 and 4 July 1904.
Connecticut Court & Legal Records
Digital images of applications for passports, which list name, date and place of birth, father's particulars, immigration and naturalisation details, residence, occupation, photograph and more. Searchable by a name index.
An index to 49 million applications and claims for social security. The index includes name, SSN, date and place of birth, nation of citizenship, gender, father's name, mother's maiden name and race.
Over 2.3 million records from investigations of the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
Name index and images of the name and subject index to correspondence of the Records and Pension office. Searchable by an index of almost 800,000 names.
An index to and images of correspondence, account books, annual reports, news clippings and other documents relating to freed slaves in the US who settled in Liberia.
Connecticut Taxation Records
An index to and digital images of registers recording 8.8 million instances of taxation. The records list the name of the person or business being taxed: their address and details tax assessed and paid.
Connecticut Land & Property Records
Transcriptions from wills, deeds, probates, and inventories of Mayflower (and other) colonists and their descendants.
Various maps and documents listing and delineating around 7 million land plots and their owners. Searchable by a name index.
This database is a collection of maps and atlases detailing land areas that comprise the present-day United States and Canada, as well as various other parts of the world.
Over 235,000 documents relating to Union prisoners, legal proceedings, oaths, land forfeitures and more.
An index to and digital images of around 80,000 applications for pensions or grants to public lands in lieu of military service. Some applications may contain over 200 pages of information.
Connecticut Directories & Gazetteers
A listing of over thirty-one thousand state and municipal employees of the State of Connecticut for the year of 1924.
Images from a book, searchable by a text index, that lists important information about the area and the names of residents and businesses.
A directory listing information about buses in the state.
A searchable book containing information relating to the area, its residents and businesses.
Images from books, searchable by a text index, that lists important information about the area and the names of residents and businesses.
Connecticut Cemeteries
Transcriptions of around 1 million headstones in Connecticut.
Searchable editions of a distinguished family history journal. It covers histories, compiled genealogies, indexes, biographical sketches, abstracts of wills, birth records, marriage records, death records, lists of early settlers, memoirs and remembrances, pedigrees, entries from journals, letters, descendant reports, copied church records, inscriptions from headstones, proceedings of historical societies, and notifications of books recently published on genealogy, among other items.
A database containing details of the burial of 7.6 million US military veterans. Entries may contain details of birth, next of kin and more.
Photographs and transcriptions of millions of gravestones from cemeteries around the world.
A growing collection of millions of funeral and cemetery record transcriptions, including obituaries and names of relatives.
Connecticut Obituaries
Text-searchable editions of over 7,500 newspaper titles from the United States, containing 2 billion articles and over 100 million obituaries.
A growing collection of millions of funeral and cemetery record transcriptions, including obituaries and names of relatives.
A growing database containing 10s of millions of abstract obituaries with a reference to the publication it occurred in and a link to the full obituary if available online.
Text-searchable editions of and over 250 million obituaries and death notices extracted from over 7,500 United States newspaper titles.
A growing index to more than 16 million obituaries, citing name, age, residence and source publication.
Connecticut Histories & Books
Searchable editions of a distinguished family history journal. It covers histories, compiled genealogies, indexes, biographical sketches, abstracts of wills, birth records, marriage records, death records, lists of early settlers, memoirs and remembrances, pedigrees, entries from journals, letters, descendant reports, copied church records, inscriptions from headstones, proceedings of historical societies, and notifications of books recently published on genealogy, among other items.
One of the earliest attempt to form a comprehensive dictionary of places in The Americas.
A database of over 300,000 photos, etchings, engravings and other mediums depicting places and events in the British Isles and the rest of the world.
Over 7 million remembrances and historic details submitted by Ancestry members. Useful for local historians.
Over 60 million historic photographs and documents submitted to Ancestry. This rich collection contains many rare sources of interest to local historians and will be relevant to most genealogical research.
Connecticut School & Education Records
A detailed chronological history of the College with biographies of graduates from the first 114 years of the institution.
A growing index to over 300 million entries in middle school, junior high, high school, and college yearbooks linked to digital images of the yearbook pages. Yearbooks usually include name and photo, but may include biographical data, such as family relations, academic achievements and hobbies.
An index to and digital images of over 20,000 year books, listing details of schools, students and staff. Many contain photographs.
A variety of publications listing names of students, faculty, alumni, and others associated with US universities, seminaries and theological institutes, normal schools, medical schools, academies, military schools, etc. Records include catalogues, obituary records and necrologies, class histories, speeches and addresses, commencement exercises, class reports, registers, prospectus, circulars, proceedings, annual reports, magazines and other documents.
Digital images of a variety of publications listing the names of students, faculty, alumni, and others associated primarily with preparatory and similar schools, including academies, high schools, seminaries, reform schools, institutes, industrial schools, military academies, dance schools, grammar schools, Latin schools and others. Searchable by an index of around 650,000 names.
Connecticut Occupation & Business Records
A listing of over thirty-one thousand state and municipal employees of the State of Connecticut for the year of 1924.
An index and images of close to 11,000 certificates of proof of age, including name, date and town of issue, date and place of birth, parents' names and evidence provided as proof of age.
Over 2.3 million records from investigations of the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
An index and digital images of schedules recording statistical data concerning agriculture, industry, social and other areas. Includes many people and businesses.
Registers include the name of each government employee, office held, where employed, where born, whence appointed, and pay received, as well as information regarding the Navy, such as names and conditions of all ships and vessels belonging to the United States and when and where they were built.
Pedigrees & Family Trees Covering Connecticut
This database contains birth and death details for descendants of passengers on the Mayflower, the first ship brining settlers to the region. There are close to 50,000 names included, in some cases extending to 8th generation descendants.
Searchable editions of a distinguished family history journal. It covers histories, compiled genealogies, indexes, biographical sketches, abstracts of wills, birth records, marriage records, death records, lists of early settlers, memoirs and remembrances, pedigrees, entries from journals, letters, descendant reports, copied church records, inscriptions from headstones, proceedings of historical societies, and notifications of books recently published on genealogy, among other items.
Pedigrees of women who were descendants of one or more servicemen of The American Revolutionary War. Contains 100,000s of names.
A searchable database of linked genealogies compiled from thousands of reputable and not-so-reputable sources. Contains many details on European gentry & nobility, but covers many countries outside Europe and people from all walks of life.
Genealogical charts, and coats of arms where appropriate, of prominent families in America's early history.
Connecticut Royalty, Nobility & Heraldry Records
A searchable database of linked genealogies compiled from thousands of reputable and not-so-reputable sources. Contains many details on European gentry & nobility, but covers many countries outside Europe and people from all walks of life.
A lengthy history of England detailing the country's connection to the U.S.A. Includes much detail on royalty, nobility and other historical figures of note.
Connecticut Church Records
Baptism, marriage, death, membership, and other religious records from congregations throughout New England.
Transcripts of over 760,000 admission, baptisms, deaths, dismissions, marriages and other events from Connecticut church records.
Searchable editions of a distinguished family history journal. It covers histories, compiled genealogies, indexes, biographical sketches, abstracts of wills, birth records, marriage records, death records, lists of early settlers, memoirs and remembrances, pedigrees, entries from journals, letters, descendant reports, copied church records, inscriptions from headstones, proceedings of historical societies, and notifications of books recently published on genealogy, among other items.
Details of records held by selected churches in the states on Connecticut, New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
An index to and digital images of documents recording almost 6 million names. They include registers of births, marriages and deaths; lists of members; movement of members between congregations; records of discipline; disownment; burials and more.
Biographical Directories Covering Connecticut
Over one-thousand detailed biographies of early migrants to New England.
A detailed chronological history of the College with biographies of graduates from the first 114 years of the institution.
Searchable editions of a distinguished family history journal. It covers histories, compiled genealogies, indexes, biographical sketches, abstracts of wills, birth records, marriage records, death records, lists of early settlers, memoirs and remembrances, pedigrees, entries from journals, letters, descendant reports, copied church records, inscriptions from headstones, proceedings of historical societies, and notifications of books recently published on genealogy, among other items.
A ten volume work containing close to 20,000 biographies of notable Americans.
Over 75,000 biographies covering congressmen, women, military and other notable individuals.
Connecticut Maps
Maps recording districts used to allot areas in which census takers would operate. Searchable by street name and more.
Various maps and documents listing and delineating around 7 million land plots and their owners. Searchable by a name index.
This database is a collection of maps and atlases detailing land areas that comprise the present-day United States and Canada, as well as various other parts of the world.
An interactive index to thousands of maps covering the world, continents, countries and regions. The majority of maps cover Britain and Ireland.
A collection of around 2,000 reconnaissance, sketch, and theater-of-war maps.
Connecticut Reference Works
Details of records held by selected churches in the states on Connecticut, New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
An index to over 2.7 million articles published in various genealogical, historical and ethnographic publications.
A search engine that covers over 2.5 million pages of vital records, family trees, biographies and other genealogical resources.
Details of record collections held by numerous sub-branches of The National Archives.
Detailed guides for researchers with Spanish-American ancestors. It includes biographies and genealogical charts for over 700 noted Spanish-American families.
Historical Description
CONNECTICUT is one of the original thirteen United States, and the most southern of that division of the country known as the New England States. The territory now constituting this state was granted to the Earl of Warwick, in 1630, by the Plymouth Company in England, and by him, in 1631, was assigned to a number of active Puritans, who were on the parliamentary side in the quarrel with Charles I. It was shortly afterwards settled, in part, by persons from various towns in Massachusetts. A few of the Dutch people of New York also established one or two small settlements, with the intention of appropriating the whole territory to themselves. This occasioned disputes, which continued until 1637, when the Pequot Indians made war upon all New England —an event that united the people for their common defence, and soon enabled them to overcome their savage assailants. Purchases of large tracts were made from time to time of the Indian occupants; and, in 1650, the Dutch abandoned their pretensions, except to the lands they had actually settled upon. In 1664, Connecticut was included in the charter from Charles II., granting the New Netherlands to the Duke of York; but the attempt to take possession under this authority was resisted by the local government of Connecticut, as were further encroachments under James II. and King William. The territory originally comprised two colonies, Connecticut and New Haven; the former settled by Massachusetts people in 1633, at Windsor, and, in 1635-6, at Hartford and Wethersfield; the latter by the English in 1638. These were combined into one colony by virtue of the charter from Charles II., in 1665; which charter formed the basis of the government until 1818, when the present constitution was established. The state took a very active and efficient part in the American revolution, furnishing nearly 40,000 soldiers out of a population of 230,000.
Boundaries and Extent
This state is bounded north by Massachusetts, east by Rhode Island, south by Long Island Sound, and west by New York. Situated between 40° 58' and 42° 1' north latitude, and 71° 43' and 72° 37' west longitude. Area, 4674 square miles.
Government
The executive power is vested in a governor and lieutenant governor, the latter being also president of the Senate. The legislature, called the General Assembly, consists of a Senate, of not less than eighteen nor more than twenty-four members, and a House of Representatives; most of the towns choosing two members each, and the residue but one. All state officers are elected annually by the people; and the General Assembly convenes once in each year, alternately at Hartford and New Haven. All white male citizens, twenty-one years of age, resident in the place where voting for six months next preceding, and having a freehold estate of the value of seven dollars; or having performed regulal military duty in such town for one year immediately previous to voting; or having paid a tax within said year, are entitled to the right of suffrage, on taking the oath prescribed by law.
Judiciary
The judicial department embraces the Supreme Court of Errors, the Superior Court, a County Court in each county, a City Court in each city, a Court of Probate in each probate district, and, as in other states in New England, an indefinite number of justices of the peace in each county. The Court of Errors consists of five judges, appointed by the General Assembly, and holding their offices during their good behavior, but not beyond the age of seventy. It holds one term in each county annually, and has final jurisdiction of writs of error brought to revise judgments on decrees of the Superior Court. Two terms of the latter are held in each county annually, by some judge of the Supreme Court of Errors, designated for the purpose; and these tribunals have cognizance of civil suits brought by appeal from any lower court, or brought for relief in chancery, where the sum at issue exceeds $335. They also have exclusive jurisdiction in capital cases of crime; and, concurrent with the inferior courts, of all other offences not within the control of justices of the peace. They have cognizance, likewise, of writs of error, brought to revise decisions of lower courts; of petitions for divorce, and for new trials relative to matters in or issuing from these courts, and of writs of scire facias, &c. In trials for capital offences, one or more of the other judges of the Supreme Court must be called to assist. The County Courts consist of one chief judge, and two associate judges, appointed annually by the legislature. They have original jurisdiction of all civil actions at law, wherein the demand exceeds $35; and of all criminal cases, where the penalty does not exceed a fine of $7, or an imprisonment of 30 days, or both. Actions involving smaller sums or penalties than the foregoing come within the special jurisdiction of justices of the peace. The City Courts, composed of the mayor and two senior aldermen, have cognizance of all civil actions not involving land titles.
Finances
The expenditures of the state for the financial year ending 1850 were $118,392.09, and the income $122,346.73. The banking capital, April 1, 1850, amounted to about $10,000,000.
Education
In September, 1849, the date of the biennial exhibit, the school fund of the state amounted to $2,076,602.75; and the dividends for 1850 gave $1.50 for every enumerated child between four and sixteen years of age, of which the number is stated at about 92,000. The legislature, in 1849, appropriated $10,000 for the establishment of a state normal school, for “teaching teachers how to teach,” to be placed under the control of one trustee from each of the eight counties. There are three colleges in the state, viz., Yale, founded in 1701, at Saybrook, and removed in 1717 to New Haven; Washington, at Hartford,founded in 1824-ar. Episcopalian institution;-and the Wesleyan University, founded, in 1831, at Middletown, by the Methodists. These are all in a highly flourishing condition. There is an extensive Asylum for deaf mutes at Hartford, which has deservedly attained great celebrity; also, in the same city, a Retreat for the Insane, which was opened in 1824, and is most happily managed. There are also several academies of a high order in various parts of the state. At the taking of the census in 1840, it was found that the number of persons within the state, above the age of twenty, who were unable to read or write, was only 526,-a much smaller proportion than in any other state,-and but very few of these were native citizens. The school fund of Connecticut is larger, compared with the population, than that of any other state of the Union, and the character of her school system is correspondingly excellent.
Surface, Soil, &c.— The state is divided into the following counties, viz.: Hartford, New Haven, New London, Fairfield, Windham, Middlesex, Litchfield, and Tolland. The face of the country is much diversified by hills and valleys, and is so exceedingly undulating as to present an ever-changing variety of objects. There are ranges of mountainous elevations, which take their rise in the north, and terminate near New Haven, but are not remarkable for their great height within this state. The soil varies from a gravelly loam, upon the hilly lands, to a rich and fertile alluvial in the valleys; the former well adapted to grazing, and the latter to tillage. In possession of an industrious class of freemen, the land yields, in great abundance, all the varieties of products common to the climate. Nearly every description of grain, flax, hemp, hay, potatoes, and garden vegetables of all kinds, are among the most profuse of the agricultural products; orchards are also numerous, yielding apples, peaches, cherries, plums, and other fruits peculiar to this region.
Climate. No portion of New England, contiguous to the sea-coast, possesses a more salubrious climate than Connecticut. The raw easterly blasts, which annoy all residents upon the shores of Maine and Massachusetts, become greatly softened before reaching the southerly border of this state. It is true that near the coast the weather is variable, and sudden changes of temperature occur, in accordance with the direction of the sea or land breezes; but, in the interior, these fluctuations are far less frequent, the temperature becomes steady, and the climate healthful in consequence.
Rivers
Connecticut is finely watered by the noble river whence its name is derived, by the Thames, Housatonic, Naugatuck, and numerous smaller streams, affording extraordinary facilities for commercial and manufacturing operations. Numerous bays and creeks penetrate its shore, affording commodious harbors: that at New London, one of the best in the United States, has a depth of 30 feet of water. Brooks and springs, of the purest water, abound throughout the interior. Several mineral springs exist in the state, especially at Stafford and Suffield, which have acquired much celebrity.
Internal Improvements
There are numerous railroads completed within the state, comprising an aggregate extent of somewhat over 500 miles; others extend in various directions, into or out of the state; and others still are in process of construction. Indeed, all requisite means for the extension of intercourse, and the promotion of internal and external commerce, are amply and generously provided, wherever and whenever the necessity becomes apparent; such is the vigilant spirit of enterprise and industry which is constantly stimulating this people to works of general improvement and utility.
Minerals
Iron ore, of various qualities, is obtained in several parts of the state. The town of Salisbury, bordering on Massachusetts and New York, is celebrated for its valuable iron mines. The ore procured in this region possesses a peculiarly tenacious property, admirably adapted to the manufacture of wire, anchors, and other articles wherein firmness and flexibility, without brittleness, are desirable. It has been worked for upwards of one hundred years, and the supply still seems inexhaustible, many thousand tons being extracted annually. Stafford, near the southern line of Massachusetts, abounds in bog-iron ore, of excellent quality, suited to the manufacture of fine hollow-ware, and other castings. Marble of different kinds abounds in Milford, at the junction of the Housatonic with Long Island Sound. A quarry of serpentine, or “verde antique," of very beautiful texture, has been wrought for some time with much success. Vast quantities of reddish sandstone, much used in New York and other cities for building purposes, are quarried in Chatham, Portland, &c., on the Connecticut. Copper ore is found in Granby, in certain caverns about 50 feet in depth, called the Simsbury mines-once employed, for some forty years, as a prison, but now more liberally used for mining purposes. Another copper deposit has been discovered at Orange, near New Haven, where also a vein of silver was struck some years since, which, however, yielded too little to be deemed worth working. But few indications of coal are found in the state.
Manufactures
The citizens of this state enjoy, in an eminent degree, the rare faculty of combining their great home interests-those of agriculture, commerce, and manufactures-in such manner as to make them happily support and advance each other. The products of their fields and forests, their orchards and dairies, their mines and quarries, are all subjects of domestic or foreign trade; or are made to contribute in some way, either as raw material, or as means of exchange, to the improvement and growth of their numerous branches of mechanical industry. Although the traffic of Connecticut, especially the coasting trade, is extensive, in comparison with that of other states of like magnitude, her manufactures are of still greater extent Establishments for the conversion of her unwrought products, of all descriptions, into articles fit for practical use, abound, and are still multiplying, throughout the state, together with others, for operating in like manner upon the imported products of other states and countries. These comprehend woollen, cotton, and silk factories; furnaces, forges, and rolling mills; paper mills; book-printing houses; hat, cap, and bonnet factories; tanneries, and other leather manufactories; glass-houses, potteries, brick and lime kilns, granite and marble yards; powder mills, chandleries, machine shops, furniture, carriage, and wagon manufactories; flour, grist, and saw mills; distilleries, manufactories of hardware, cutlery, tinware, clocks, &c.; ropewalks, ship yards, &c., the whole employing many thousands of operatives, and many millions of capital.
Indians
The once powerful and savage lords of this fair territory were long since swept away; and if their descendants exist at all, it must be only among the dispersed and mixed vestiges of former tribes, of whose organization as nations or communities no traces now remain.
Religion
The people of Connecticut, from the earliest settlement of its territory, have been distinguished for their religious character. In the primitive days of the colony, they were preeminently renowned for their strict adherence to, and enforcement of, the doctrine of church and state unity. Their statutes were based upon the Levitical code; but the character of that system, and of the sentiments, feelings, and practices of those who administered it, has become materially changed. The people of Connecticut still maintain a high position in the religious world. Religious denominations, of almost every variety, flourish in all quarters. Congregationalists, Baptists, Methodists, and Episcopalians, are the most numerous; Universalists, Romanists, and Unitarians follow in order; and there are a few Shakers.
Curiosities
Connecticut abounds less in natural curiosities than in interesting antiquities. Old superstitions and traditions, romantic and supernatural events in the early colonial times, and reports of revolutionary marvels, are illustrated, in numerous localities, by alleged relics, and sometimes by actual documentary and topographical demonstrations. But these are matters belonging rather to speculation than to facts and realities.
Most Common Surnames in Connecticut
| Rank | Surname | Incidence | Frequency | Percent of Parent | Rank in United States |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Smith | 20,620 | 1:179 | 0.71% | 1 |
| 2 | Johnson | 12,994 | 1:283 | 0.59% | 2 |
| 3 | Brown | 12,715 | 1:290 | 0.72% | 4 |
| 4 | Williams | 11,495 | 1:320 | 0.60% | 3 |
| 5 | Miller | 9,302 | 1:396 | 0.68% | 7 |
| 6 | Jones | 8,889 | 1:414 | 0.53% | 5 |
| 7 | Davis | 8,148 | 1:452 | 0.58% | 6 |
| 8 | Anderson | 7,971 | 1:462 | 0.79% | 8 |
| 9 | Rodriguez | 7,929 | 1:464 | 0.93% | 14 |
| 10 | Rivera | 6,908 | 1:533 | 2.03% | 68 |
| 11 | Wilson | 6,333 | 1:581 | 0.65% | 9 |
| 12 | White | 6,043 | 1:609 | 0.74% | 18 |
| 13 | Martin | 5,928 | 1:621 | 0.72% | 17 |
| 14 | Sullivan | 5,910 | 1:623 | 2.01% | 83 |
| 15 | Clark | 5,822 | 1:632 | 0.81% | 22 |
| 16 | Murphy | 5,339 | 1:690 | 1.39% | 58 |
| 17 | Thomas | 5,194 | 1:709 | 0.60% | 12 |
| 18 | Taylor | 5,187 | 1:710 | 0.58% | 11 |
| 19 | Moore | 4,924 | 1:748 | 0.57% | 13 |
| 20 | Gonzalez | 4,911 | 1:750 | 0.79% | 29 |
| 21 | Kelly | 4,908 | 1:750 | 1.49% | 72 |
| 22 | Thompson | 4,890 | 1:753 | 0.62% | 20 |
| 23 | Lee | 4,877 | 1:755 | 0.58% | 15 |
| 24 | Lewis | 4,682 | 1:786 | 0.73% | 25 |
| 25 | Robinson | 4,452 | 1:827 | 0.71% | 27 |
| 26 | Harris | 4,433 | 1:831 | 0.58% | 21 |
| 27 | King | 4,242 | 1:868 | 0.76% | 32 |
| 28 | Jackson | 4,219 | 1:873 | 0.51% | 16 |
| 29 | Allen | 4,173 | 1:882 | 0.67% | 28 |
| 30 | Young | 4,021 | 1:916 | 0.67% | 31 |
| 31 | Lopez | 4,004 | 1:920 | 0.60% | 24 |
| 32 | Nelson | 3,995 | 1:922 | 0.74% | 39 |
| 33 | Hall | 3,908 | 1:942 | 0.63% | 30 |
| 34 | Torres | 3,885 | 1:948 | 1.09% | 65 |
| 35 | Garcia | 3,825 | 1:963 | 0.42% | 10 |
| 36 | Martinez | 3,795 | 1:970 | 0.47% | 19 |
| 37 | Adams | 3,775 | 1:975 | 0.68% | 34 |
| 38 | Perez | 3,765 | 1:978 | 0.71% | 40 |
| 39 | Green | 3,740 | 1:984 | 0.70% | 37 |
| 40 | Mitchell | 3,705 | 1:994 | 0.81% | 45 |
| 41 | Walker | 3,615 | 1:1,018 | 0.57% | 26 |
| 42 | Roberts | 3,564 | 1:1,033 | 0.75% | 43 |
| 43 | Walsh | 3,439 | 1:1,071 | 2.40% | 251 |
| 44 | Collins | 3,409 | 1:1,080 | 0.81% | 50 |
| 45 | Campbell | 3,378 | 1:1,090 | 0.69% | 41 |
| 46 | Ortiz | 3,338 | 1:1,103 | 1.35% | 113 |
| 47 | Hernandez | 3,335 | 1:1,104 | 0.47% | 23 |
| 48 | Baker | 3,258 | 1:1,130 | 0.60% | 36 |
| 49 | Ryan | 3,229 | 1:1,140 | 1.69% | 170 |
| 50 | Scott | 3,192 | 1:1,153 | 0.59% | 38 |
| 51 | Hill | 3,168 | 1:1,162 | 0.58% | 35 |
| 52 | Wright | 3,162 | 1:1,164 | 0.57% | 33 |
| 53 | Cruz | 3,070 | 1:1,199 | 1.10% | 93 |
| 54 | Rogers | 3,037 | 1:1,212 | 0.79% | 57 |
| 55 | Peterson | 2,969 | 1:1,240 | 0.81% | 59 |
| 56 | Edwards | 2,950 | 1:1,248 | 0.69% | 49 |
| 57 | McCarthy | 2,870 | 1:1,283 | 2.51% | 320 |
| 58 | Diaz | 2,837 | 1:1,298 | 0.97% | 85 |
| 59 | Murray | 2,767 | 1:1,331 | 1.20% | 124 |
| 60 | Russo | 2,718 | 1:1,355 | 4.05% | 622 |
| 61 | Evans | 2,686 | 1:1,371 | 0.59% | 46 |
| 62 | Bennett | 2,674 | 1:1,377 | 0.82% | 74 |
| 63 | Carlson | 2,671 | 1:1,378 | 1.58% | 207 |
| 64 | Stewart | 2,669 | 1:1,379 | 0.66% | 54 |
| 65 | Sanchez | 2,668 | 1:1,380 | 0.56% | 44 |
| 66 | Lynch | 2,622 | 1:1,404 | 1.71% | 236 |
| 67 | Perry | 2,591 | 1:1,421 | 0.94% | 98 |
| 68 | Reynolds | 2,589 | 1:1,422 | 1.01% | 105 |
| 69 | Patel | 2,577 | 1:1,429 | 1.11% | 123 |
| 70 | Morgan | 2,572 | 1:1,431 | 0.71% | 60 |
| 71 | Kennedy | 2,554 | 1:1,442 | 1.12% | 129 |
| 72 | Santiago | 2,553 | 1:1,442 | 2.43% | 362 |
| 73 | Russell | 2,550 | 1:1,444 | 0.92% | 95 |
| 74 | Ross | 2,526 | 1:1,458 | 0.86% | 80 |
| 75 | Ramos | 2,522 | 1:1,460 | 1.10% | 125 |
| 76 | Cohen | 2,511 | 1:1,466 | 1.73% | 247 |
| 77 | Grant | 2,504 | 1:1,470 | 1.38% | 183 |
| 78 | Burke | 2,489 | 1:1,479 | 1.49% | 214 |
| 79 | Roy | 2,484 | 1:1,482 | 3.61% | 601 |
| 80 | Parker | 2,482 | 1:1,483 | 0.60% | 51 |
| 81 | Burns | 2,382 | 1:1,546 | 1.08% | 131 |
| 82 | Ward | 2,373 | 1:1,551 | 0.72% | 71 |
| 83 | Morris | 2,337 | 1:1,575 | 0.58% | 55 |
| 83 | Silva | 2,337 | 1:1,575 | 1.52% | 232 |
| 85 | Butler | 2,329 | 1:1,581 | 0.82% | 88 |
| 86 | Griffin | 2,318 | 1:1,588 | 0.92% | 111 |
| 87 | Gordon | 2,316 | 1:1,590 | 1.08% | 136 |
| 88 | Wood | 2,302 | 1:1,599 | 0.68% | 69 |
| 89 | Stevens | 2,297 | 1:1,603 | 0.97% | 119 |
| 90 | Bailey | 2,284 | 1:1,612 | 0.64% | 64 |
| 91 | Cooper | 2,271 | 1:1,621 | 0.62% | 61 |
| 92 | Morales | 2,252 | 1:1,635 | 0.91% | 112 |
| 93 | Turner | 2,240 | 1:1,644 | 0.52% | 48 |
| 94 | Palmer | 2,238 | 1:1,645 | 1.13% | 159 |
| 95 | Bell | 2,220 | 1:1,658 | 0.61% | 62 |
| 96 | Santos | 2,219 | 1:1,659 | 1.97% | 329 |
| 97 | Obrien | 2,212 | 1:1,664 | 1.91% | 315 |
| 98 | Pelletier | 2,204 | 1:1,670 | 9.83% | 2,050 |
| 99 | Cook | 2,186 | 1:1,684 | 0.55% | 56 |
| 100 | Gray | 2,183 | 1:1,687 | 0.68% | 75 |
| 101 | Colon | 2,176 | 1:1,692 | 3.49% | 677 |
| 102 | Esposito | 2,171 | 1:1,696 | 6.94% | 1,446 |
| 103 | Phillips | 2,159 | 1:1,705 | 0.49% | 47 |
| 104 | Shaw | 2,158 | 1:1,706 | 1.03% | 143 |
| 105 | Carter | 2,088 | 1:1,763 | 0.43% | 42 |
| 106 | Shea | 2,077 | 1:1,773 | 4.37% | 910 |
| 107 | James | 2,076 | 1:1,773 | 0.69% | 79 |
| 108 | Carroll | 2,060 | 1:1,787 | 1.14% | 184 |
| 108 | Howard | 2,060 | 1:1,787 | 0.62% | 70 |
| 110 | Brooks | 2,049 | 1:1,797 | 0.63% | 73 |
| 111 | Fox | 2,033 | 1:1,811 | 0.99% | 147 |
| 112 | Fisher | 2,032 | 1:1,812 | 0.73% | 94 |
| 113 | Hayes | 2,017 | 1:1,825 | 0.82% | 114 |
| 114 | Flynn | 1,980 | 1:1,859 | 2.27% | 459 |
| 115 | Foster | 1,975 | 1:1,864 | 0.67% | 81 |
| 116 | McDonald | 1,971 | 1:1,868 | 0.84% | 122 |
| 117 | Greene | 1,962 | 1:1,876 | 1.16% | 210 |
| 118 | Hughes | 1,958 | 1:1,880 | 0.64% | 78 |
| 119 | Cyr | 1,952 | 1:1,886 | 12.77% | 2,988 |
| 120 | FitzGerald | 1,943 | 1:1,895 | 1.88% | 374 |
| 121 | Graham | 1,942 | 1:1,896 | 0.75% | 103 |
| 122 | Michaud | 1,936 | 1:1,902 | 10.54% | 2,485 |
| 123 | Cote | 1,917 | 1:1,921 | 6.87% | 1,619 |
| 124 | Watson | 1,902 | 1:1,936 | 0.60% | 76 |
| 125 | Dunn | 1,875 | 1:1,964 | 0.99% | 172 |
| 126 | Stone | 1,872 | 1:1,967 | 0.94% | 157 |
| 127 | Barrett | 1,847 | 1:1,993 | 1.37% | 272 |
| 128 | Moran | 1,846 | 1:1,994 | 1.81% | 379 |
| 129 | Coleman | 1,844 | 1:1,997 | 0.66% | 92 |
| 130 | Andrews | 1,834 | 1:2,007 | 1.03% | 190 |
| 131 | Reilly | 1,833 | 1:2,009 | 3.16% | 722 |
| 132 | Hart | 1,827 | 1:2,015 | 1.02% | 186 |
| 133 | Rose | 1,825 | 1:2,017 | 0.91% | 156 |
| 134 | Gilbert | 1,820 | 1:2,023 | 1.22% | 241 |
| 135 | Nguyen | 1,811 | 1:2,033 | 0.45% | 53 |
| 136 | Brennan | 1,802 | 1:2,043 | 2.61% | 597 |
| 137 | Quinn | 1,787 | 1:2,060 | 1.70% | 358 |
| 138 | Richardson | 1,786 | 1:2,061 | 0.57% | 77 |
| 139 | Marshall | 1,783 | 1:2,065 | 0.78% | 128 |
| 140 | Cole | 1,773 | 1:2,077 | 0.70% | 109 |
| 141 | Reyes | 1,771 | 1:2,079 | 0.64% | 96 |
| 142 | Reed | 1,762 | 1:2,089 | 0.51% | 66 |
| 143 | Barnes | 1,760 | 1:2,092 | 0.63% | 89 |
| 144 | Ouellette | 1,696 | 1:2,171 | 9.40% | 2,536 |
| 145 | Wallace | 1,683 | 1:2,188 | 0.66% | 110 |
| 146 | Harrison | 1,681 | 1:2,190 | 0.71% | 120 |
| 147 | Morin | 1,675 | 1:2,198 | 4.65% | 1,216 |
| 148 | Jordan | 1,673 | 1:2,201 | 0.66% | 108 |
| 149 | Daniels | 1,664 | 1:2,213 | 0.90% | 179 |
| 150 | Gagnon | 1,652 | 1:2,229 | 6.11% | 1,660 |
| 151 | Lawrence | 1,643 | 1:2,241 | 1.02% | 227 |
| 152 | Chapman | 1,633 | 1:2,255 | 0.98% | 215 |
| 152 | Reid | 1,633 | 1:2,255 | 1.14% | 252 |
| 154 | Hamilton | 1,625 | 1:2,266 | 0.62% | 102 |
| 155 | Clarke | 1,617 | 1:2,277 | 1.70% | 414 |
| 156 | Marino | 1,611 | 1:2,285 | 3.79% | 1,025 |
| 157 | Ford | 1,610 | 1:2,287 | 0.68% | 121 |
| 157 | Henry | 1,610 | 1:2,287 | 0.77% | 138 |
| 159 | Doyle | 1,599 | 1:2,302 | 1.56% | 378 |
| 160 | Riley | 1,593 | 1:2,311 | 0.94% | 209 |
| 161 | Kelley | 1,580 | 1:2,330 | 0.88% | 185 |
| 162 | Roman | 1,577 | 1:2,335 | 2.31% | 605 |
| 163 | MacDonald | 1,572 | 1:2,342 | 2.54% | 684 |
| 164 | Schwartz | 1,563 | 1:2,356 | 1.27% | 296 |
| 165 | Richards | 1,557 | 1:2,365 | 0.94% | 217 |
| 166 | Simmons | 1,554 | 1:2,369 | 0.61% | 106 |
| 167 | Oconnor | 1,544 | 1:2,385 | 2.08% | 539 |
| 168 | Gallagher | 1,542 | 1:2,388 | 1.63% | 418 |
| 168 | Mason | 1,542 | 1:2,388 | 0.76% | 151 |
| 170 | Ellis | 1,536 | 1:2,397 | 0.63% | 115 |
| 171 | Cunningham | 1,532 | 1:2,403 | 0.87% | 197 |
| 172 | Simpson | 1,530 | 1:2,406 | 0.75% | 149 |
| 173 | Hunt | 1,506 | 1:2,445 | 0.75% | 152 |
| 174 | Perkins | 1,500 | 1:2,454 | 0.93% | 226 |
| 175 | Gardner | 1,498 | 1:2,458 | 0.79% | 173 |
| 176 | Farrell | 1,487 | 1:2,476 | 2.05% | 552 |
| 177 | Powell | 1,475 | 1:2,496 | 0.54% | 97 |
| 178 | Hansen | 1,470 | 1:2,505 | 0.78% | 174 |
| 179 | West | 1,461 | 1:2,520 | 0.57% | 104 |
| 180 | Rosa | 1,459 | 1:2,523 | 4.15% | 1,250 |
| 181 | Gomez | 1,457 | 1:2,527 | 0.50% | 82 |
| 181 | Holmes | 1,457 | 1:2,527 | 0.76% | 168 |
| 183 | Casey | 1,453 | 1:2,534 | 1.62% | 443 |
| 184 | Alexander | 1,443 | 1:2,551 | 0.55% | 101 |
| 185 | Velez | 1,438 | 1:2,560 | 2.72% | 805 |
| 186 | Meyer | 1,432 | 1:2,571 | 0.69% | 142 |
| 187 | Freeman | 1,422 | 1:2,589 | 0.66% | 133 |
| 188 | Hoffman | 1,420 | 1:2,593 | 0.77% | 178 |
| 189 | Wagner | 1,418 | 1:2,596 | 0.68% | 139 |
| 190 | Barry | 1,417 | 1:2,598 | 2.19% | 653 |
| 191 | Higgins | 1,415 | 1:2,602 | 1.35% | 361 |
| 192 | Hunter | 1,414 | 1:2,604 | 0.71% | 158 |
| 193 | Foley | 1,410 | 1:2,611 | 1.97% | 568 |
| 194 | Bradley | 1,409 | 1:2,613 | 0.79% | 188 |
| 195 | Jenkins | 1,396 | 1:2,637 | 0.51% | 100 |
| 196 | Warner | 1,394 | 1:2,641 | 1.26% | 336 |
| 197 | Morrison | 1,393 | 1:2,643 | 0.89% | 231 |
| 198 | Rice | 1,391 | 1:2,647 | 0.73% | 169 |
| 199 | McLaughlin | 1,380 | 1:2,668 | 1.36% | 384 |
| 200 | Vazquez | 1,379 | 1:2,670 | 1.52% | 437 |
| Rank | Surname | Incidence | Frequency | Percent of Parent | Rank in United States |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Smith | 8,791 | 1:71 | 1.39% | 1 |
| 2 | Clark | 3,987 | 1:156 | 2.39% | 10 |
| 3 | Brown | 3,917 | 1:159 | 1.10% | 3 |
| 4 | Johnson | 3,207 | 1:194 | 0.84% | 2 |
| 5 | Sullivan | 2,721 | 1:228 | 4.05% | 48 |
| 6 | Williams | 2,715 | 1:229 | 0.85% | 4 |
| 7 | Hall | 2,193 | 1:283 | 1.81% | 20 |
| 8 | Miller | 2,110 | 1:294 | 0.75% | 6 |
| 9 | Murphy | 2,097 | 1:296 | 2.21% | 32 |
| 10 | Allen | 1,937 | 1:321 | 1.61% | 21 |
| 11 | Davis | 1,936 | 1:321 | 0.76% | 7 |
| 12 | Taylor | 1,873 | 1:332 | 1.10% | 9 |
| 13 | White | 1,839 | 1:338 | 1.14% | 11 |
| 14 | Thompson | 1,736 | 1:358 | 1.10% | 13 |
| 15 | Jones | 1,699 | 1:366 | 0.53% | 5 |
| 16 | Ryan | 1,649 | 1:377 | 3.10% | 69 |
| 17 | O'Brien | 1,621 | 1:383 | 4.12% | 119 |
| 18 | Bradley | 1,579 | 1:394 | 4.99% | 162 |
| 19 | Lewis | 1,537 | 1:404 | 1.30% | 22 |
| 20 | Wilson | 1,503 | 1:413 | 0.80% | 8 |
| 21 | Palmer | 1,481 | 1:420 | 3.56% | 110 |
| 22 | Chapman | 1,433 | 1:434 | 4.16% | 151 |
| 22 | Peck | 1,433 | 1:434 | 8.13% | 320 |
| 24 | Kelley | 1,422 | 1:437 | 3.00% | 82 |
| 25 | Baldwin | 1,399 | 1:444 | 5.52% | 207 |
| 26 | Warner | 1,370 | 1:454 | 4.73% | 175 |
| 27 | Burns | 1,321 | 1:470 | 2.57% | 74 |
| 28 | Martin | 1,318 | 1:471 | 0.90% | 15 |
| 29 | Stevens | 1,313 | 1:473 | 2.81% | 85 |
| 30 | Wheeler | 1,255 | 1:495 | 3.20% | 120 |
| 31 | King | 1,253 | 1:496 | 1.18% | 27 |
| 32 | Cook | 1,252 | 1:496 | 1.43% | 33 |
| 33 | Welch | 1,244 | 1:499 | 3.08% | 115 |
| 34 | Green | 1,223 | 1:508 | 1.00% | 19 |
| 35 | Kelly | 1,220 | 1:509 | 1.67% | 44 |
| 36 | Reynolds | 1,209 | 1:514 | 2.49% | 81 |
| 37 | Bailey | 1,200 | 1:518 | 2.18% | 66 |
| 37 | Collins | 1,200 | 1:518 | 1.58% | 41 |
| 39 | Adams | 1,193 | 1:521 | 1.22% | 31 |
| 40 | Rogers | 1,180 | 1:527 | 1.88% | 55 |
| 41 | Wilcox | 1,160 | 1:536 | 6.02% | 283 |
| 42 | Lynch | 1,146 | 1:542 | 3.13% | 137 |
| 43 | Spencer | 1,132 | 1:549 | 3.35% | 155 |
| 44 | Riley | 1,119 | 1:555 | 2.60% | 104 |
| 45 | Moore | 1,094 | 1:568 | 0.68% | 12 |
| 46 | Andrews | 1,083 | 1:574 | 3.20% | 154 |
| 47 | Hart | 1,082 | 1:574 | 2.64% | 112 |
| 48 | Hill | 1,081 | 1:575 | 1.02% | 28 |
| 49 | Nichols | 1,079 | 1:576 | 3.08% | 146 |
| 50 | Wright | 1,073 | 1:579 | 1.01% | 26 |
| 51 | Robinson | 1,030 | 1:603 | 0.99% | 30 |
| 52 | Wood | 1,026 | 1:606 | 1.28% | 38 |
| 53 | Baker | 1,001 | 1:621 | 0.90% | 25 |
| 54 | Bennett | 983 | 1:632 | 1.85% | 70 |
| 55 | Morgan | 980 | 1:634 | 1.52% | 53 |
| 56 | Perkins | 974 | 1:638 | 2.67% | 139 |
| 57 | Gilbert | 972 | 1:639 | 3.37% | 176 |
| 58 | Parker | 967 | 1:643 | 1.20% | 37 |
| 59 | Carroll | 964 | 1:645 | 3.22% | 169 |
| 60 | Kennedy | 952 | 1:653 | 2.35% | 114 |
| 61 | Young | 949 | 1:655 | 0.82% | 24 |
| 62 | Hayes | 929 | 1:669 | 2.96% | 164 |
| 63 | Case | 928 | 1:670 | 6.15% | 394 |
| 64 | Griswold | 924 | 1:672 | 17.11% | 1,182 |
| 65 | Ward | 923 | 1:673 | 1.38% | 50 |
| 66 | Flynn | 910 | 1:683 | 4.86% | 292 |
| 67 | Roberts | 905 | 1:687 | 1.13% | 39 |
| 68 | Hoyt | 902 | 1:689 | 9.22% | 645 |
| 69 | Thomas | 899 | 1:691 | 0.61% | 16 |
| 70 | Lee | 898 | 1:692 | 1.09% | 35 |
| 71 | Norton | 897 | 1:693 | 4.08% | 242 |
| 71 | Hubbard | 897 | 1:693 | 4.50% | 272 |
| 73 | Fuller | 867 | 1:717 | 2.61% | 157 |
| 73 | Stone | 867 | 1:717 | 2.16% | 116 |
| 75 | FitzGerald | 864 | 1:719 | 3.76% | 233 |
| 76 | Lockwood | 863 | 1:720 | 9.97% | 724 |
| 77 | Bishop | 849 | 1:732 | 3.03% | 184 |
| 77 | Harris | 849 | 1:732 | 0.66% | 18 |
| 79 | Barnes | 848 | 1:733 | 1.79% | 83 |
| 80 | Dunn | 846 | 1:734 | 2.01% | 109 |
| 81 | Reed | 838 | 1:741 | 1.11% | 42 |
| 82 | Butler | 833 | 1:746 | 1.59% | 71 |
| 83 | Jackson | 832 | 1:747 | 0.56% | 14 |
| 83 | McCarthy | 832 | 1:747 | 4.56% | 307 |
| 83 | Russell | 832 | 1:747 | 1.78% | 86 |
| 86 | Scott | 831 | 1:748 | 0.80% | 29 |
| 87 | Hull | 819 | 1:759 | 5.49% | 402 |
| 88 | Beach | 806 | 1:771 | 8.30% | 650 |
| 89 | Potter | 793 | 1:784 | 3.34% | 221 |
| 90 | Porter | 780 | 1:797 | 1.73% | 95 |
| 91 | Fox | 779 | 1:798 | 1.96% | 118 |
| 92 | Kane | 778 | 1:799 | 4.22% | 299 |
| 93 | Wells | 770 | 1:807 | 1.67% | 92 |
| 94 | Burke | 764 | 1:813 | 2.73% | 187 |
| 95 | Hotchkiss | 763 | 1:814 | 26.52% | 2,222 |
| 96 | Quinn | 762 | 1:815 | 3.22% | 223 |
| 97 | Griffin | 751 | 1:827 | 1.68% | 98 |
| 98 | Lyon | 746 | 1:833 | 5.08% | 408 |
| 99 | Curtis | 743 | 1:836 | 2.59% | 179 |
| 100 | Farrell | 734 | 1:847 | 4.58% | 368 |
| 101 | Burr | 731 | 1:850 | 11.61% | 1,022 |
| 102 | Walker | 729 | 1:852 | 0.62% | 23 |
| 102 | Lane | 729 | 1:852 | 2.06% | 145 |
| 104 | Anderson | 727 | 1:855 | 0.50% | 17 |
| 105 | Brooks | 726 | 1:856 | 1.32% | 68 |
| 106 | Moran | 722 | 1:861 | 3.75% | 284 |
| 106 | Ford | 722 | 1:861 | 1.60% | 96 |
| 108 | Tuttle | 716 | 1:868 | 6.18% | 534 |
| 109 | Brennan | 714 | 1:870 | 5.96% | 519 |
| 109 | Shea | 714 | 1:870 | 6.28% | 550 |
| 111 | McDonald | 709 | 1:876 | 1.36% | 72 |
| 112 | Fowler | 708 | 1:878 | 2.72% | 196 |
| 113 | Doyle | 707 | 1:879 | 2.89% | 215 |
| 114 | Platt | 704 | 1:883 | 10.66% | 972 |
| 115 | Carpenter | 689 | 1:902 | 1.85% | 130 |
| 116 | Murray | 687 | 1:904 | 1.81% | 128 |
| 117 | Holmes | 685 | 1:907 | 1.85% | 132 |
| 117 | Barber | 685 | 1:907 | 3.10% | 241 |
| 119 | Sanford | 681 | 1:912 | 6.71% | 620 |
| 120 | Foley | 679 | 1:915 | 3.91% | 325 |
| 121 | Perry | 678 | 1:916 | 1.46% | 87 |
| 122 | Phelps | 675 | 1:921 | 4.16% | 362 |
| 123 | Morris | 661 | 1:940 | 0.95% | 46 |
| 124 | Loomis | 660 | 1:941 | 9.32% | 893 |
| 125 | Arnold | 653 | 1:952 | 1.80% | 140 |
| 126 | Pratt | 649 | 1:957 | 3.01% | 245 |
| 127 | Miner | 648 | 1:959 | 7.47% | 723 |
| 128 | McCarty | 633 | 1:982 | 2.49% | 205 |
| 129 | Mead | 631 | 1:985 | 4.74% | 457 |
| 129 | Mills | 631 | 1:985 | 1.73% | 138 |
| 131 | Higgins | 627 | 1:991 | 2.49% | 208 |
| 132 | Carter | 622 | 1:999 | 0.76% | 36 |
| 133 | Avery | 621 | 1:1,001 | 5.49% | 552 |
| 134 | Beers | 620 | 1:1,002 | 15.87% | 1,652 |
| 135 | O'Neil | 617 | 1:1,007 | 3.83% | 367 |
| 136 | French | 609 | 1:1,020 | 2.61% | 226 |
| 136 | Knapp | 609 | 1:1,020 | 4.18% | 411 |
| 138 | Turner | 608 | 1:1,022 | 0.77% | 40 |
| 139 | Howard | 607 | 1:1,024 | 0.98% | 56 |
| 140 | Mitchell | 602 | 1:1,032 | 0.94% | 54 |
| 141 | Casey | 597 | 1:1,041 | 3.05% | 279 |
| 142 | Edwards | 593 | 1:1,048 | 0.91% | 52 |
| 143 | Curtiss | 591 | 1:1,051 | 20.18% | 2,186 |
| 144 | Callahan | 590 | 1:1,053 | 4.54% | 475 |
| 144 | Bassett | 590 | 1:1,053 | 7.76% | 827 |
| 146 | Tucker | 587 | 1:1,059 | 1.53% | 124 |
| 147 | Sherwood | 582 | 1:1,068 | 7.05% | 764 |
| 148 | Sherman | 581 | 1:1,069 | 2.77% | 252 |
| 149 | Day | 579 | 1:1,073 | 1.83% | 163 |
| 150 | Hawley | 578 | 1:1,075 | 8.60% | 950 |
| 150 | Barry | 578 | 1:1,075 | 3.76% | 387 |
| 152 | Freeman | 577 | 1:1,077 | 1.66% | 148 |
| 153 | Parsons | 573 | 1:1,084 | 3.14% | 308 |
| 154 | Camp | 572 | 1:1,086 | 6.37% | 697 |
| 155 | Hills | 569 | 1:1,092 | 12.42% | 1,431 |
| 155 | Foster | 569 | 1:1,092 | 0.96% | 62 |
| 157 | Phillips | 565 | 1:1,100 | 0.94% | 59 |
| 158 | Morse | 562 | 1:1,106 | 3.03% | 294 |
| 159 | Booth | 561 | 1:1,108 | 3.97% | 425 |
| 159 | Gray | 561 | 1:1,108 | 0.94% | 61 |
| 161 | Daniels | 557 | 1:1,116 | 2.79% | 271 |
| 162 | Raymond | 554 | 1:1,122 | 6.03% | 683 |
| 162 | Beckwith | 554 | 1:1,122 | 12.33% | 1,456 |
| 164 | Austin | 552 | 1:1,126 | 1.94% | 182 |
| 165 | Jennings | 551 | 1:1,128 | 2.61% | 250 |
| 166 | Donahue | 549 | 1:1,132 | 6.91% | 792 |
| 167 | Gardner | 547 | 1:1,136 | 1.49% | 136 |
| 168 | Benedict | 546 | 1:1,138 | 9.08% | 1,079 |
| 169 | Bates | 543 | 1:1,144 | 2.08% | 195 |
| 170 | Buckley | 542 | 1:1,146 | 3.92% | 437 |
| 171 | Barrett | 541 | 1:1,149 | 2.32% | 229 |
| 172 | Hunt | 536 | 1:1,159 | 1.24% | 102 |
| 173 | Rice | 534 | 1:1,164 | 1.16% | 91 |
| 173 | Warren | 534 | 1:1,164 | 1.48% | 143 |
| 175 | Judd | 528 | 1:1,177 | 10.20% | 1,238 |
| 176 | Leonard | 526 | 1:1,181 | 2.12% | 209 |
| 176 | Kelsey | 526 | 1:1,181 | 10.04% | 1,225 |
| 178 | Cunningham | 522 | 1:1,190 | 1.51% | 149 |
| 179 | Webster | 519 | 1:1,197 | 2.24% | 230 |
| 179 | Campbell | 519 | 1:1,197 | 0.60% | 34 |
| 181 | Fitch | 516 | 1:1,204 | 7.11% | 875 |
| 181 | Strong | 516 | 1:1,204 | 3.88% | 460 |
| 183 | Blake | 515 | 1:1,207 | 2.57% | 268 |
| 184 | Pierce | 512 | 1:1,214 | 1.39% | 133 |
| 184 | Beardsley | 512 | 1:1,214 | 14.82% | 1,862 |
| 184 | Pease | 512 | 1:1,214 | 8.47% | 1,066 |
| 184 | Northrop | 512 | 1:1,214 | 24.69% | 3,007 |
| 188 | Hyde | 509 | 1:1,221 | 5.36% | 664 |
| 189 | Mason | 507 | 1:1,226 | 1.17% | 101 |
| 189 | Osborn | 507 | 1:1,226 | 3.01% | 342 |
| 191 | Tyler | 504 | 1:1,233 | 2.90% | 326 |
| 191 | Church | 504 | 1:1,233 | 4.45% | 551 |
| 193 | Hubbell | 501 | 1:1,240 | 19.65% | 2,483 |
| 194 | Weed | 498 | 1:1,248 | 11.83% | 1,541 |
| 195 | Tracy | 495 | 1:1,255 | 4.30% | 540 |
| 195 | Harrison | 495 | 1:1,255 | 1.13% | 100 |
| 197 | Root | 492 | 1:1,263 | 6.01% | 773 |
| 197 | Ives | 492 | 1:1,263 | 13.69% | 1,791 |
| 199 | Nolan | 491 | 1:1,265 | 3.49% | 429 |
| 200 | McMahon | 481 | 1:1,292 | 4.38% | 564 |