Hartford. 342 individuals – the largest number so far. 140 households, 52 of them nonwhite. That’s a long list of people to report, but here we go:
Prince Swan 3
James Williams 3
Timothy Oliver 4
William Randell 3
William Bates 2
John Duress 2
Charles Monroe 3
Lucien Evans 3
Ruth Magira 4
Frank Scranton 2
Philip Swan 2
Isaac Williams 3
Nelson Beardsly 4
Mary Allyn 6
Primas Babcock 6
George Gausson 7
Lois Apes 3
George Seymour 11
William Cammeron 4
George Callis 4
Catherine Dee 3
Amos Robbins 4
Samuel Seton 7
Gift Johnson 4
George Johnson 6
Daniel Heath 2
Lemuel Cross 3
Kellis Martin Case 3
Thomas McShean 3
Betsey Robinson 5
John Garrison 3
William Saunder 7
Joseph Chesbrough 5
Lucretia Chesbrough 4
Peleg Carter 4
Henry Sherman 12
Mabel Jacobs 5
Benjamin Jackson 4
Peter Hall 2
Frances Demourt 10
Benjamin Brown 2
James Morrison 3
Augustus Nichols 7
George Adams 3
Tamer Thomas 3
Timothy Tyler 3
William Thompson 3
Tussane Oart 2
Silas Warner 3
Hager Ero 2
Providence Freeman 4
John Blackston 4
Lois Apes was almost certainly related to William Apess (1798-1839), a famous mixed-race Pequot Methodist minister.
Hartland, the next town in the county, has only 16 pages of census records. And only 5 non-white people, all living in white families.
Manchester has 20 pages of census. 11 nonwhite people in 8 households. Only one of those was nonwhite-headed – that of Daniel Brooks and his (presumed) wife and daughter.
Marlborough has 10 pages of census. 17 nonwhite people in 7 households, 3 headed by nonwhites:
Clarissa Butler 2
Luther Thomas 3
Asher Russell 6
Next up: Simsbury, 36 pages of census.