Sketches and chronicles of the Town of Litchfield, Connecticut, 1859, by Payne Kenyon Kilbourne.
Page 23. Benjamin Webster is listed as one of the original proprietors of the township.
Page 38. Benjamin Webster, from Hartford, is listed as a resident of the town during the first three years of settlement.
Page 176. Benjamin Webster is included as one of the Deacons of the First Church.
Page 173. In July 1753, Mr. Benjamin Webster was appointed to visit Mr. Champion and deliver to him the votes of the town to make his the second pastor of the First Congregational Church of Litchfield.
Page 60. In May 1754, Messers Ebenezer Marsh and Benjamin Webster [may have been Benjamin Jr.] were appointed agents to represent the town with respect to the north line before the General Assembly at Hartford.
Page 23. Benjamin Webster is listed as one of the original proprietors of the township.
Page 38. Benjamin Webster, from Hartford, is listed as a resident of the town during the first three years of settlement.
Page 176. Benjamin Webster is included as one of the Deacons of the First Church.
Page 173. In July 1753, Mr. Benjamin Webster was appointed to visit Mr. Champion and deliver to him the votes of the town to make his the second pastor of the First Congregational Church of Litchfield.
Page 60. In May 1754, Messers Ebenezer Marsh and Benjamin Webster [may have been Benjamin Jr.] were appointed agents to represent the town with respect to the north line before the General Assembly at Hartford.
Sketches and chronicles of the Town of Litchfield, Connecticut, 1859, by Payne Kenyon Kilbourne.
Page 23. Benjamin Webster is listed as one of the original proprietors of the township.
Page 38. Benjamin Webster, from Hartford, is listed as a resident of the town during the first three years of settlement.
Page 176. Benjamin Webster is included as one of the Deacons of the First Church.
Page 173. In July 1753, Mr. Benjamin Webster was appointed to visit Mr. Champion and deliver to him the votes of the town to make his the second pastor of the First Congregational Church of Litchfield.
Page 60. In May 1754, Messers Ebenezer Marsh and Benjamin Webster [may have been Benjamin Jr.] were appointed agents to represent the town with respect to the north line before the General Assembly at Hartford.
Page 23. Benjamin Webster is listed as one of the original proprietors of the township.
Page 38. Benjamin Webster, from Hartford, is listed as a resident of the town during the first three years of settlement.
Page 176. Benjamin Webster is included as one of the Deacons of the First Church.
Page 173. In July 1753, Mr. Benjamin Webster was appointed to visit Mr. Champion and deliver to him the votes of the town to make his the second pastor of the First Congregational Church of Litchfield.
Page 60. In May 1754, Messers Ebenezer Marsh and Benjamin Webster [may have been Benjamin Jr.] were appointed agents to represent the town with respect to the north line before the General Assembly at Hartford.
Inscription
Here lies ye
Body of Dea. Benjamin
Webfter he died July ye 10th
1755 in ye 58th year
of his Age
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