Genealogical site for descendants of John, Timothy and Thomas Stanley of Hartford.

Lineages, mail list and queries board for descendants of Daniel Brainerd.

Descendants of Josiah Cowles, Titus Hart, John Kilbourne and Abijah Morehouse, all of whom fought in the American Revolution.

Several family names covered, including Durand, Wood, Williams, Richardson, Kemper, Abbott, Scott, Bartges, Doran, Root, Lawrence, Bryan and Jones, among others.

Documentation of nine generations, starting from 1639.

Resources for members of the Bristol Family.

Documentation of several generations of the founding father of Hartford.

This site focuses on Deacon Stephen Hart, who emigrated from England and settle in Farmington, CT before 1650. All of his descendants, throughout North America and the world may be identified here, if we know about them.

Includes historical sketch of William Dudley, a founder of Guilford, Connecticut.

Nine generations documented, starting from 1632.

Narrative of the migration of the Gibbs descendants from the County of Somerset in southern England through Dorchesters, Massachusetts to Connecticut in Colonial days.

Descendants of Thomas Jefferson Jerome, born in Hartford in 1800.

Surnames include Richards, Thompson, Ernst, Silver, Wright, Pecor and Porter.

Resource page for genealogical research on Judson family of Connecticut.

Transcription of census information for the Magners who lived in Connecticut at that time.

Transcript of microfilm CT 0982124, Record of Connecticut Men in the War of Rebellion 1861-1865.

Ancestor tables, family lists, surname index and sources for a large number of surnames.

Extracts from "The Descendents of James Stanclift of Middletown, Connecticut and Allied Families".

Genealogical newsletter devoted to the descendants of Richard, John and Thomas Beach of New Haven, Connecticut.

Extensive genealogical information and resources on Griswold places, things and people.

Genealogical site for the descendants of Richard Woolery/Woolworth, 1648-1696.

Genealogical organization which honors the memory of Thomas Welles, fourth Governor of the Colony of Connecticut.