Suffield, Connecticut | |
Settled | 1670 |
Incorporated (Massachusetts) | June 8, 1674 |
Annexed by Connecticut | 1749 |
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Suffield
Town in Connecticut
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Suffield is a town in Hartford County, Connecticut, United States. The town is part of the Capitol Planning Region, and located in the Connecticut River Valley. As of the 2020 census, the population was 15,752. The town center is a... Wikipedia
ZIP Codes: 06078, 06093
Population: 15,743 (2018)
Tax rate: 6.35%
Annexed by Connecticut: 1749
Area code(s): 860/959
Elevation: 197 ft (60 m)
Incorporated (Massachusetts): June 8, 1674
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Settlement started in 1670, after Major John Pynchon, a fur merchant from Springfield, paid the Natives Americans thirty pounds for a six-mile tract of land ...
Houses and mills were burned, but settlement resumed in 1676. Suffield remained a Massachusetts town until 1749 when it became a part of Connecticut. Suffield ...
Originally called Southfield, it was settled as a township of Massachusetts in 1670 but later found to lie within the boundaries of the Connecticut Charter and ...
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The settling of The Town of Suffield as part of Massachusetts began in 1670. The first settlers were all land grantees, given land if they moved to Suffield and ...
The following year, the town was resettled. Suffield has long been an agricultural town, growing tobacco and other crops. A number of brooks were used for mills ...
Suffield began around 1670 as a settlement after John Pynchon paid the Indians 30 pounds for a place called Stony Brooke Plantation. The area connected Windsor ...