Society and Economy in Colonial Connecticut

Demographic history, Probate, Tanners (company), Remarriage, Connecticut River, New Village, The Slave Community, Life expectancy, Real estate appraisal, Yale University, King Philip's War, Impressment, Merchant, Fur trade, Currency, Poll tax, Connecticut State Library, Per diem, The Way to Wealth, Middle class, Massachusetts Bay Colony, Inflation, Economic development, Farm income, Salary, Self-made man, Mortality rate, Connecticut Historical Society, Indian Trade, Bill of credit, Connecticut, Atlantic slave trade, Pound sterling, Upper class, Financial independence, Loomis (company), Economic history, Population growth, Business cycle, Wolcott (village), New York, Newlywed, Tax collector, Self-Made Man (book), Tax, Grandparent, Donald Lines Jacobus, Longevity, Capitalism, Tailor, Economics, Town meeting, Balance of trade, Past Service, Purchasing power, Household, Unemployment, Standard of living, Livestock, Head of Household, Tax exemption, Laborer, Ox, Pre-industrial society, Family farm, Queen Anne's War, New England, Personal property, Wealth, Spanish dollar, Income