The Connecticut Land Company

Name/Title

The Connecticut Land Company

Entry/Object ID

2006.000213.1

Scope and Content

Listing of investors (52) in the Connecticut Land Company, consisting of 500,000 acres taken from the western end of the Western Reserve and set apart on May 10, 1792. At first Painesville comprised of 80 acres, western end at junction of Erie and Mentor Streets. State Street was the old State Road, Liberty Street was Market Street and Erie Street was called Lake Street. There is also a copy of newspaper article "Unionville is History Come Alive" showing a picture of a house that was the original office of the Connecticut Land Company.

Collection

Documentary Artifacts

Lexicon

Search Terms

Connecticut Land Company, Western Reserve, Early settlers, northeast Ohio, Connecticut Land Company Shareholders listing

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Object Name

Documents

Archive Details

Date(s) of Creation

1795

Primary Language

English

Archive Notes

Early Create Date: 1795

Condition

Overall Condition

Good