Newington

Rockingham Co NH Marriages: Computer Indexed New Hampshire Marriage Records by Nicholas Russell Murray

The trial of Richard Patch, for the wilful murder of Mr. Isaac Blight, September 23, 1805, at Rotherhithe, in the county of Surry: before the Right Hon. Sir A. Macdonald ... at the Sessions House, Newington, on Saturday, April 5, 1806

taken in short hand by Blanchard and Ramsay ; with portraits of Richard Patch and Esther Kitchener, taken in court, expressly for the publication, by an eminent artist ; together with a view of the house, and a ground plan of the premises, &c &c.

Newington, New Hampshire families in the eighteenth century

by Henry W. Hardon.

Centennial celebration: historical address by Roger Welles, Esq. and poem by Miss Mary K. Atwood, delivered in the Congregational Church, Newington, Conn., July 4, 1876.

Roger Welles

A census of Newington, Connecticut

Josiah Willard

The trial of Edward Marcus Despard for high treason: at the Session House, Newington, Surry, on Monday the seventh of February, 1803

taken in short-hand by Joseph Gurney and William Brodie Gurney.

Wethersfield inscriptions: a complete record of the inscriptions in the five burial places in the ancient town of Wetherfield, including the towns of Rocky Hill, Newington, and Beckley Quarter (in Berlin), also a portion of the inscriptions in the oldest cemetery in Glastonbury

comp. by Edward Sweetsser Tillotson

Fairburn's edition of the trial at large of Colonel Despard, for high treason: who was tried, by a special commission, new Sessions House in the parish of St. Mary, Newington, in the county of Surry, February 5, 1803, and following days : before the Right Honourable Edward Lord Ellenborough ... : including the speeches of counsel, &c. : the charges against him were, intending, with others, to seize and assassinate the person of the King on his way to the Parliament-house ... of which he was found guilty, and sentence of death was pronounced upon him and nine others, for the same conspiracy

taken in short-hand.

The trials of the twelve traitors W. Cundell, C. Parker, J. Tweedle, Charles Bird, John Quigley, John Smith, G. Armstrong, S. M'Farlane, J. Teaster, James Fibbs, Philip Lethay, Noah Francis for high treason: charged with being found in arms, in French uniform, fighting against their king and country, in the Isle of France, and other traiterous acts, before a Special Commission, at the Sessions House, Newington, Monday, Feb. 10, and following days : including the interesting charge to the grand jury, the speeches of the counsellors, and the affecting address of the Lord Chief Baron in passing the awful sentences.

Early days in Newington, Connecticut, 1833-1836

by Henry G. Little, 1813-1900