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INDIAN LOT

"In 1707 an Indian murderer imorisoned in
Fairfield (CT) was returned to the Indians to
be punished. He was hung at a plece called
'Gallows Hill' in the southwest part of the
town of New Milford: the place name was found
there when that town was first settled in 1710
and 'Gallows ‘Hill' was used as a reference
point in marking out the bourddries thereof,"

CONNECTICUT PLACE NAMES, compiled by Arthur

H. Hughes. Published by Conn, Historical
Society, 1976, page 381

INDIAN L707

"In 1707 an Indian murderer imprisoned in
Fairfield (CT) was returned to the Indians to
be punished. He was hung at a place called
'Gallows Hill' in the southwest part of the
town of New Milford; the place name was found
there when thet town was first settled in 1710
and ‘Gallows Hill' was used as a reference
point in marking out the bouridries thereof,"

CONNECTICUT PLACE NAMES, compiled by Arthur
H. Hughes. Published by Conn. Historical
Society, 1976, page 381

INDIAN 1707
"In 1707 en Indien murderer imprisoned in
Fairfield (CT) was returned to the Indians to
be punished. le was hung at a place called
‘Gallows Hill" in the southwest part of the
New Milford; the place name was found
when thet town wes first settled in 1710
Hill' was used as a reference
peint in mirking out the bouddries’ theres?”

compiled by Arthur
storical

Cue CUT PLACE NAMES,

fies ye ubiiaHed by Goins
Booiety, 1976, page 361

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