276 606 127 47 Gorham's Mills are about three and a half miles east of Stamford. Two miles river is about one and a half miles east of Darien church".

Nov. 4th Seth Seymour, of Old Well: "I was in the Coast Guard during the Revolutionary war. Uriah Raymond, a militia Captain commanded the Coast Guard for Norwalk, or rather a militia company that acted as the Coast Guard.

When the Refugees took Colonel St John they landed at Raymond's Point and came up, guided by William Saunders son of old Mr. Saunders of Norwalk. They took supper at old Mr. Saunders's before they took Mr. St. John. Young Saunders went to Nova Scotia and never returned. [Is this Lieut. Saunders of the Refugees?] [page break] 607 279 128 48 I think Ozias Marvin commanded the Coast Guard at Compo, being then a Captain. He was afterwards a Colonel.

The whale boat fight between Hughes and Brewster, took place off the Norwalk Islands.

Before they took off the Darien Congregation (a year or two before) a young man named Richards was killed in Darien Burying ground. He belonged to a patrol that was crossing the Burying ground and the Refugees who were in ambush shot him dead, and afterwards took off cattle. &c.

Colonel St John was from Norwalk, and was the grand father of the sheriff Mr Charles Isaacs. The British let him go soon on parole.

When the British took and burnt Norwalk, the fighting was all north of the village, and east of Norwalk river.

Before they took off the Darien Congregation (a year or two before) a young man named Richards was killed in Darien Burying ground. He belonged to a patrol that was crossing the Burying ground and the Refugees who were in ambush shot him dead, and afterwards took off cattle. &c. Colonel St John was from Norwalk, and was the grand father of the sheriff Mr Charles Isaacs. The British let him go soon on parole. When the British took and burnt Norwalk, the fighting was all north of the village, and east of Norwalk river.