Southington Vital Records

CT Vital Records Information Page - Where to write for vitals

Birth Records

Miscellaneous Vital and Baptism records taken from "The History of

 Southington" covering the years 1728 - 1755.  

Southington, Hartford Co., CT, Baptisms, 1st Congregational Church, 1780-1836

Marriage Records

Southington, Hartford Co., CT, Marriages, 1st Congregational Church, 1780-1836

Death Records

Obituaries of Southington 1900-1923

Obituary Index - Click CT -- Hartford -- Southington

Southington, Hartford Co., CT, Deaths, 1st Congregational Church, 1780-1836

Misc. Records

CT Vital Record Database - Very extensive and well put together site for CT (and more!) research

Early New England Ministers

Early Governors of Connecticut

Farmington Church Records Late 1600 - Farmington is the parent city to: Berlin, Bristol, *Southington*, Avon, Burlington, Plainville, and New Britain. Southington officially became its own town in 1779.

Farmington New Britain Parish Tax List 1772 

Farmington Soldiers in the Civil War

Farmington, Hartford Co., CT, South Congregational Church of New Britian, 1842

Southington Founding Fathers (1) - Samuel Woodruff and Nathan Lewis

Southington Founding Fathers (2) - Stephen Barnes

Southington Founding Fathers (3)  - John Cowles and Gideon Dunham

Southington Founding Fathers (4) - Nathan Lewis's line with more generations back (starting at William Lewis b 1591)

Descendents of Rev. Benjamin Chapman - Pastor of Third Church in Farmington, CT (Southington) March 17, 1756

Descendents of Rev. Jeremiah Curtiss - Rev. Jeremiah Curtiss was the first pastor of the Congregational Church of Southington, CT

Colonial CT Record 1636 - 1776  

CT Vital Records for Lithuanians

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