Judd, Sylvester, History of Hadley : including the early history of Hatfield, South Hadley, Amherst and Granby, Massachusetts Springfield, Mass.: H.R. Huntting & Co., 1905, 759 pgs. Chapter I. Early settlements on Connecticut River... Chapter II. Application to Massachusetts for land... Chapter III. Division of lands in New England... Chapter IV. Highways--bridges--ferries... Chapter V. First meeting-house... Chapter VI. The Grammar School or Hopkins School... Chapter VII. Ordinary-keepers or inn-keepers... Chapter VIII. Town meetings... Chapter IX. Separation of Hatfield from Hadley... Chapter X. County of Hampshire... Chapter XI. Lands in New England before it was settled by the English... Chapter XII. Good land of little value to Indians... Chapter XIII. Indians near Connecticut River... Chapter XIV. The Indian War of 1675 and 1676... Chapter XV. Indian war of 1675 and 1676... Chapter XVI. Fears on account of the attack upon Hatfield Chapter XVII. Bounds of Hadley and additions... Chapter XVIII. Coined money Chapter XIX. Generals Whalley and Goffe Chapter XX. The militia and their postures and arms Chapter XXI. Witchraft in Europe... Chapter XXII. The poor of Hadley... Chapter XXIII. The second Indian War, 1688 to 1698... Chapter XXIV. Execution of Sarah Smith and Negro Jack... Chapter XXV. Common lands... Chapter XXVI. Equivalent land... Chapter XXVII. Paper money, or colony bills and province bills... Chapter XXVIII. Second meeting-house in Hadley... Chapter XXIX. The second, third and fourth ministers of Hadley... Chapter XXX. Fourth Indian war, 1722-1726... Chapter XXXI. Noxious beasts and birds... Chaptr XXXII. Husbandry--wheat... Chapter XXXIII. Domestic animals... Chapter XXXIV. South Hadley... Chapter XXXV. The third precinct, or East Hadley... Chapter XXXVI. Hadley Broad Street... Historical index Genealogies Index to the genealogies