Here is a sketchy list of books from to-do notes I made in August, 1990, just before the upheaval of a family death. I especially liked Graydon and MacKenzie; Graydon a Continental officer, MacK a British. Also Van Dusen (first name at home in large stack of file cards), and Oscar Zeichner. I did read a biog of Trumbull; not sure whether it was this one. Anne 2. Zeichner, Conn's Years of Controversy, 1750-1776 3. Van Dusen, Connecticut Burton Historical Collection 2. Memoirs of His Own Time Graydon, Alexander with Reminiscences of the Men and Events of the Revolution John Stockton Littrell, ed Phia: Lindsay & Blakiston, 1846 from Spirit of '76, Bibliog 3. Frederick MacKenzie Diary of Frederick Mackenzie Vol 1 (only) 973.38 m19d v.1 downstairs, Burton 4. Onderdonk's Revolutionary Incidents book p 207-250 is on prisons look at Burton f Field Guide p 864 et seq on NYC prisons from Danenberg, p 43 5. Maritime Connecticut during the Am Rev, 2 vol compiled by Louis F Middlebrook 6. Life of Jonathan Trumbull, Sen., I.W,Stuart, Hartford, 1859 p 438