Hartford Town Votes, 1635-1716

This volume presents a compilation of the town votes of Hartford, Connecticut, spanning the years 1635 to 1716. These records offer invaluable insights into the daily governance and decision-making processes of one of the earliest English settlements in North America. Documenting the proceedings of town meetings, the votes reveal the concerns, priorities, and social dynamics of the community during a formative period of colonial history.

Researchers and historians will find this collection a rich source of primary material for understanding the development of local government, the evolution of social norms, and the challenges faced by early settlers in New England. The meticulous record-keeping provides a detailed portrait of a community striving to establish itself in a new world.

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