Connecticut Historical Society

A private, nonprofit, educational organization established in 1825, the Connecticut Historical Society is the state’s official historical society and one of the oldest in the nation. Located at One Elizabeth Street in Hartford, the CHS houses a museum, library, and the Edgar F. Waterman Research Center that are open to the public and funded by private contributions. The CHS’s collection includes more than 4 million manuscripts, graphics, books, artifacts, and other historical materials accessible at our campus and on loan at other organizations.

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[Editors' Note:  While the Native Northeast Portal contains over 250 documents from the Connecticut Historical Society's collections, providing a listing of them together under a CHS heading is a new feature initiated during the 2021-2023 NEH Grant period.  As time permits, we will continue to backfill this page.]





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Native Northeast Research Collaborative, Tunxis
Category
Geography, Land, & the Environment, Politics, Power, & Sovereignty, Settlement, Migration, & Resettlement
Summary
Sale of Wampey's two acre parcel in Lot 12 of the Indian Neck, Farmington
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Native Northeast Research Collaborative, Tunxis
Category
Culture & Society, Politics, Power, & Sovereignty
Summary
Relationships among the Tunxis and among the other Native peoples living among them
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Native Northeast Research Collaborative, Tunxis
Category
Geography, Land, & the Environment, Culture & Society, Politics, Power, & Sovereignty, Arts & Abstract Ideas
Summary
With all of the Tunxis leaders dead, two men are proposed by colonial authorities and accepted by the Tunxis and other Native people living among them