Browse Items (4389 total)

Pamphlet with prayer responses printed by St. Andrew's Church in Stamford, Connecticut for the opening of their parsonage in 1873.

Easter prayer and lyrics to Easter hymns printed by St. Andrew's Church in Stamford, Connecticut in 1871.
Hymns included are:
- We Welcome Thy Rising
- Victory
- Easter Day is Come
- Christ is Risen
- Hallelujah
- Easter Bells
- Birds are…

Lyrics of Easter carols printed by St. Andrew's Church in Stamford, Connecticut in 1868.
The carols included are:
- Sing Sweet Carols, Night is Past
- Let the Merry Church Bells Ring
- Let the Song be Begun
- The World Itself Keeps Easter Day
-…

Lyrics of Christmas carols printed by St. Andrew's Church in Stamford, Connecticut in 1867.
The carols included are:
- Ring, Merry, Merry Bells
- Come and Worship
- Hail to the Morn
- Hark! A Burst of Heavenly Music
- Hark! What Sounds are…

Handwritten and typewritten notes about the Andrews family that lived in Connecticut and Massachusetts from the 17th century to the 19th century. There is a typewritten narrative of Samuel Andrews and Priscilla Herring by their grandchild. There is…

Collection of typewritten and handwritten notes researching the Ambler family that lived in Connecticut and Watertown, Massachusetts in the 17th and 18th centuries. There is a letter from Ralph David Phillips that acknowledges paying his late dues to…

Typewritten pages containing fragments of notes transcribed from an Allen family bible that records deaths, births, and marriages in the mid-19th century. The document also contains the genealogy chart of the Allen family from 1781 to the late 1800s.

Typewritten accounts of the descendants of Robert Alexander that lived primarily in upstate New York and parts of Connecticut from the 1740s to the twentieth century.

Typewritten narrative of the Albin family that lived in Stamford during the Revolutionary War. There is a little information about some traced descendants into the middle of the 19th century and a handwritten family lineage. Preceding the narrative…

Datasheets with cited references about Henry Akerly who lived in the Stamford area in the 1640s. Document contains handwritten research notes and a page of typed notes.