RECORD OF THE PUBLIC SERVICES OF ROGER SHERMAN
AS REFERRED TO IN THE COLONIAL DOCUMENTS OF CONNECTICUT
Contributed by Hon. Ebenezer J. Hill of Norwalk, Conn.
October, 1745, Roger Sherman appointed to be surveyor for the County of New Haven.
Roger Sherman, surveyor for the County of New Haven, appointed in October, 1750, to lay out lands for certain parties from ungranted lands of the Colony.
May, 1751, appointed to layout certain lands for Williams and Crary.
May, 1751, appointed as one party to view and appraise certain lands in the town of Kent.
May, 1752, made Surveyor for Litchfield County, instead of New Haven.
May, 1752, paid £82, 9s. 10d., in full for his bill for laying out land and highways on the west side of Ousatonick River. As one of a Committee appointed previous October.
October, 1753, Roger Sherman, Surveyor for Litchfield County, ordered to run the Northwest line of town of Litchfield.