UsGenWeb Project North Stonington , Connecticut

Welcome to North Stonington, Connecticut

A New London County Connecticut GenWeb Project

HISTORY

The first settlers of North Stonington were Ezekiel Main and Jeremiah Burch, who settled in the areas of the present village of Clarks Falls and the Shunuc River in 1667.

After the end of the Indian War of 1676 the government gave away large parcels of land in the northern part of Stonington, and the area gradually began to grow. In 1717 a committee was formed to determine a dividing line between the towns of Stonington and North Stonington, but it was 90 years before they could come to an agreement, and the town was not incorporated until 1807.

Early North Stonington Marriages

NORTH STONINGTON CEMETERIES

Directory and Links

NORTH STONINGTON VITAL RECORDS 1807 - 1852

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EARLY SETTLERS OF NORTH STONINGTON, CONN.

Early Settlers of North Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut

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Wheeler Library --North Stonington

No Stonington Historical Library, Stephen Main Homestead

North Stonington Village

HOW CAN YOU HELP -- I would be most appreciative for any help that you can give. I am looking for birth, death, marriages notes, history notes of this town, and non-comercial links only pertaining to genealogy related to this town. Also any other information that you think would be useful to this site. Please email Nancyann Norman. Please put "North Stonington" in the subject line.

VOLUNTEERS -- If you have any reference books or CDs on this county and would like to volunteer to do lookups, please let me
know. Please put "Volunteer North Stonington, Ct." in the subject line.
Nancyann Norman, Town Coordinator

New London County Towns

New London County Map

New London CountyGen Web

Connecticut GenWeb

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