Room 2C

List of early births 1749-1804: Ball, Stevens, Cobb, Kelton, Millen, Coy
Charles Morse notes

Handwritten note by Charles Morse pertaining to Warwick town records, 1860-1960

"Readiness for Death - Our Highest Commitment and the Way To Attain It"
Funeral oration for Rev. Lemuel Hedge given by Rev. Bunker Gay, pastor of the church in Hinsdale. Published 1778

Folder of material relating to the Delvee family, particularly the reunions, a letter from Florine Delvy Thayer, April 1969

Greenfield Recorder insert, January 28, 1984 - "I Remember When Celebrating the 100th Birthday of Ruby Hemenway"
Ruby Hemenway of Turners Falls, MA born January 29, 1884 tells of her life and times.

A folder entitled "Ministers", which includes cards listing Ministers, Stores, a note re the 1900 plan for the center school, 1937 typed notes about town government

Three photographs of Bliss Scythe Tree
One picture is of Charles Morse looking at Scythe Tree - Pictures very poor quality
An article from the Springfield Republic telling of the Bliss Scythe - "a curious reminder of a war time parting in Warwick where scythe was left in tree 1862."

A list of residents of Warwick to 1778 as copied from Assessors Records preserved prior to 1800.
Charles Morse notes

A folder containing histories of Warwick houses as compiled from highway surveyors records: Kelton House, Amos Alexander House, Esther Lincoln House, Earl Joslin House (Toll Gate House on Turnpike),Conant-Gale house, Stevens House on the Old Winchester Road, Warwick Inn, Cobbs Post Office, Robert Foote House (Davidson-Hitch House) Capt. Smith Plane, Franklin Glass Company, Rev. Lemuel Hedge House
Compiled by Charles Morse

Folder and envelope of Cobb's Diary Notes by R. Cook
Homes and Owners as found in diaries with later owners to 1920