Next town is Warren and its 14 pages of census. Not all that close to the end because there are 5 “W” towns in Litchfield County. Warren has 19 individuals in 7 households, 3 of them nonwhite.
Amos Cables 5
John Carr 4
William James 6
Washington has 22 census pages. 14 individuals in 11 households, only 1 of them nonwhite: a family of 4 headed by Benjamin Freeman.
Watertown is next, also with 22 pages (and 3rd to last in the county). 26 people in 10 households, 6 of them nonwhite:
German Freeman 5
Adolfen Freeman 4
Pomp Freeman 2
Pollard Freeman 5
Silvia Freeman 2
Obed Linsley 3
Winchester and its 24 pages of census are next. Another female centenarian! And our first nonwhite blind person (in a different family). 60 individuals in 16 households, 10 (!!) of them nonwhite-headed:
Jane Atwater 1
James Pembleton 8
Isaac Waterman 2
Henry Waterman 2
Isaac Jacklin 10
James Wallace 5
Orange C. Governer 4
James Hazzard 5
Henry Adams 10
Richard Dolphin 6
Next (and last for the county!): Woodbury‘s 28 census pages. 68 individuals in 28 households, 12 of them nonwhite:
Galloway [none] 2
Cyrus Freeman 4
Aaron Freeman 4
Lot Jackson 7
Ansor Townsend 3
Daniel Mallory 2
Harry Botsford 4
Ambrose Platt 2
Simon Osborn 8
Ja’s J. Freeman 4
Varmanth Chatfield 4
George Camm 4
Your reward for patience is … a chart!
COUNTY TOTALS:
Fairfield 1,388
Hartford 1,051
Litchfield 1,069
And your reward for continued patience is … a map!
I’ve already almost finished Middlesex County (a relatively small one). Stay tuned!
I have found over 200 descendants (and their spouses) of Richard Dolphin (1785-187?) and his wife Sophronia Fuller (1807-1892).