History of Cornwall, Addison County, Vermont

Last Updated on October 23, 2013 by Dennis

THE original grantees of Cornwall were probably residents of Litchfield county, Connecticut. The charter granted to them was signed by Benning Wentworth, governor of New Hampshire, on the 3d day of November, 1761.

The data in these pages describes the history of the town of Cornwall, to include the mercantile and industry, professional, military, and Ecclesiastical history of the town. Included with this history are brief sketches of leading citizens in 1885.

• History of Cornwall, Addison County, Vermont
  • Cornwall
  • Cornwall – 1885 Town Officers
  • Cornwall – Early Roads
  • Cornwall – Early Settlements
  • Cornwall – Ecclesiastical
  • Cornwall – Industry
  • Cornwall – Mercantile
  • Cornwall – Military History
  • Cornwall – Post Office
  • Cornwall – Professional
  • Cornwall – Town Organization
• Biographies of Cornwall, Addison County, Vermont
  • Andrus, Eldad
  • Bingham, Jeremiah, Deacon
  • Blodget, Samuel
  • Campbell, James
  • Campbell, Nathan
  • Douglass, James Marsh
  • Douglass, John
  • Foot, Nathan, Dr.
  • Ives, Jared
  • Jackson, Nathan
  • Linsley, Joel, Hon.
  • Mead, Isaac
  • Mead, Rufus
  • Mead, Solomon
  • Norton, Shadrach
  • Peck, Jacob
  • Samson, William
  • Slade, William
  • Sperry, David