Frances Manwaring Caulkins was a well-known writer and genealogist. She authored ”History of Norwich, Connecticut: From Its Possession From the Indians, to the Year 1866”.
He was the Sachem of the Mohegan tribe.
Joseph Otis founded the first Otis Library on the corner of Church & Union St. Across the street from present-day Norwich City Hall.
Priscilla Mason, John Mason's daughter, married Rev. James Fitch after his 1st wife died. They had 8 children.
Samuel Huntington opened a law practice when he moved to Norwich. However, before becoming lawyer he was a cooper's apprentice for several years in Windham.
He used the "Underground Railroad" system to lead more than 600 fugitive slaves to their freedom.
Owaneco and Attawanhood, who signed the deed, were Uncas' sons. Owaneco was also the name of Uncas' father.
Rev. James Fitch was a Puritan.
He was Norwich’s Mayor for 4 years, Governor of Connecticut for 8 years, and U.S. Senator for 6 years.