Trumbull, James Hammond, The memorial history of Hartford County, Connecticut, 1633-1884 Boston: E.L. Osgood, 1886, 1367 pgs. The County. C General description of Hartford County Early history.The Indians of the Connecticut Valley The Dutch traders on the river; and the House of Hope How the river towns came to be planted Organization of civil government Character and social position of the settlers The Pequot War.--The Code of 1650.--General history to 1665 The Charter of 1662.--The Union of the Colonies.--Hartford County constituted The Andros government.--The Charter and the Charter Oak General history of the County to the end of the Revolutionary War The War of the Rebellion The Bench and the Bar The medical history of Hartford County Homoeopathy Hartford in literature The militia and independent companies Freemasonry and other secret societies in the County Emigration The growth of the County Hartford County tobacco Hartford, Town and City. Settlement of the town The original proprietors The First Church The Second Church General history to the Revolution Commerce and banking Domestic and social life in colonial times Hartford, Town and City.The town since 1784 The city of Hartford The Churches of Hartford Institutions of learning Parks and public works Insurance The Connecticut Retreat for the Insane Libraries Travel and transportation Manufactures and inventions Social life after the Revolution Newspapers, Publishing houses, etc Schools and education Prominent business men Index to Volumes I. and Contents and illustrations Avon Berlin Bloomfield Bristol Burlington Canton East Granby East Hartford Windsor South Windsor Enfield Farmington Unionville Glastonbury Granby Hartland Manchester Marlborough New Britain Newington Plainville Salisbury Southington Suffield West Hartford Wethersfield Rocky Hill Windsor. General history Churches of Windsor Early Windsor families Windsor Locks