Other Sources:

• Easton, CT records available through the LDS Family History Centers
• CT Department of Public Health, Vital Records Section-Information about acquiring Vital records and printable forms for making requests.
• Colonial Connecticut Records-Digitized versions of public records from the Colony of Connecticut, 1636-1776

• An Internet Map of Easton, CT Current map provided by Infospace.
• Map of Fairfield County, 1856
  Includes Easton, showing locations of family homes, population figures, churches, cemeteries, etc. The map is an [SID] file which requires Lizard Tech Map Viewer software-see the link below.
  
• Lizard Tech Map Viewer
  Software download needed to see maps in [SID] format.
• Map And Geographic Information Center of the University of Connecticut. Current and historical maps for Connecticut communities.

Connecticut State Library
231 Capitol Avenue, Hartford, CT 06106
(860)757-6500
CSL History and Genealogy Unit
Unit Head: Richard C. Roberts
Telephone: (860)757-6580, Fax: (860)757-6677

The CSL collection includes local histories and genealogies, with particular emphasis on Connecticut and New England; Connecticut town vital records, land records, and probate records; church records; family Bible records and cemetery inscriptions (the Hale Collection); newspaper notices of marriages and deaths; military records; Federal census records for Connecticut, New England states, New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio; Index to New England Naturalization Petitions; ships' passenger lists and other immigration records; Connecticut atlases and maps, city directories, and newspapers. iConn.org
Connecticut's Digital Library-Search thousands of popular and scholarly articles, from 1980 to the present, including newspapers. Requires a valid library card issued in a Connecticut community.

The Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.
From the "American Memory Project" collection:

• Rudolph Trup House, Rock House Rd., Easton, built circa 1740. It is the oldest of three houses situated on the same farm, built perhaps by a member of the Lyon family, it sits on property that once belonged to the town of Weston. For more information please see Data and description of the home.

• Jane Dillon House, Rock House Rd., Easton, built circa 1710, is an old saltbox style home. Its history is uncertain, but it may have been inhabited by a cobbler named Charles Beach. For more information please see Data and Description of the home.

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