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Title: Evening post annual, Biographical sketches (with portraits) of the state officers, representatives in Congress, governor's staff, and senators and members of the General assembly of the state of Connecticut
Year: 1882 (1880s)
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Publisher: Hartford, Conn., Evening Post Association
Contributing Library: Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center
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Newtown.212—Reed of Simsbury.213—Walker of WToodbridge.214—Carrier of Colchester.215—Brown of Norfolk.216—Read of Lisbon.217—Bartlett of Oxford.; 218—Yale of Winchester.219—Towne of Plainville.220—Griswold of Morris.221—Barstow of Scotland.222—Ashmun of Salisbury.223—Bishop of Guilford.224—Penfield of Portland.225—Strong of Durham.226—Wilson of Greenwich.227—Deming of Hampton.I 228-Ives of Wallingford.229—Burdick of Willington.230—Bradley of Orange.231—Merrow of Mansfield.232—Mann of Hamden.233—Alvord of Bolton.234—Woodward of Bethany.235—Luce of East Lyme.236—Wheaton of Eastford.237—Woolson of Watertown.238—Brown of No.Stonington.239—Hill of Madison.210—Sanger of Canterbury.241—Chapman of No. Stoning-242—Dakin of Sharon, (ton.243—Clark of Woodbury.244—Roberts of E. Hartford.245—Rising of Suffield.246—Case of Barkhamsted.247 -Hall of Windham.248—Thompson of E. Haven.249—Tyler of Prospect.Speaker—Hall of Windham.
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HON. HOBART B. BIGELOW. GOVERNOR HOBART B. BIGELOW. Governor Hobart B. Bigelow, of New Haven,is a man from the people, and from earliest boy-hood has shared their instincts and sympathies.Through industry, perseverance, and force ofcharacter, he has raised himself to a commandingposition in business and financial circles, and en-joys a record that any citizen of Connecticutmight justly feel proud of. He was born inNorth Haven, Conn., May 16, 1834, and livedthere until he was ten years of age, when hisfather, Levi L. Bigelow, removed to Great Bar-rington, Mass., where he was station agent onthe Housatonic railroad for three years. Promthere he went to South Egremont, Mass., wherehe entered into the manufacture of pump-chains.He returned to North Haven about 1855, wherehe still resides, thoroughly respected and esteemedby his fellow townsmen. He has held the officeof tax-collector for a number of years, and hasparticipated with credit in the management oftown affairs. His mother, who is

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