Edwin Hall, The Ancient Historical Records of Norwalk, Connecticut (1847)

Abstracts and transcripts of the Norwalk town and land records. Read in the archive.org full text for research/mcmillan/Fairchild_Raymond_Woodworth.md (October 2026).

• Richard Raymond (p. 21, from the land records): “Richard Raymond, removed to Saybrooke, gave a deed to his son John: in 1677 empowered his ‘well beloved brother Thomas Betts, of Norwalk,’ to record all his divisions, &c.: and in 1676, gave by will all his lands in Norwalk ‘unto those children which my son John Raymond allready have or may have, by Mary Raymond his present wife.’”
• John Raymond: his home lot, “that was Ralph Keeler’s,” next to Thomas Seamer’s; later “home-lot of heirs of John Raymond, senr., decd.”; “John Raymond, 150 00 0” in a list of estates.
• Henry Whitney’s mill (pp. 51-52): “At the sayed Meetinge (July 24th, 1665), Henry Whitney hath agreed and Ingaged with the Towne, to make, build, and erect a good and sufficient ground corne mill, and that at the mouth of Norwake River by the falles,” with a home lot granted him by the town.