A full, documentary history of Captain Thomas Munson and his descendants, tracing a Hartford and New Haven pioneer through generations.
This two-volume work gathers letters, court records, and family papers to present a detailed portrait of the Munson line. It covers the life of Capt. Thomas Munson, his role in early Connecticut towns, and the vast network of descendants across the country, with notes on places, dates, and dignified milestones.
The book blends narrative history with genealogical tables, offering context on colonial Hartford, New Haven, and neighboring communities. It includes biographical sketches, facsimiles of documents, and an index that helps readers connect names, places, and events across centuries.
- Historical background of Hartford and New Haven during the 17th and 18th centuries.
- Extensive genealogical details tracing Thomas Munson’s descendants and their migrations.
- Facsimiles, portraits, and archival notes that illuminate colonial life and family networks.
- A wealth of documentary material useful to students of local history and genealogists.
Ideal for readers of family histories and local colonial history.