Welcome to
Connecticut
Genealogy Trails

State Flower: 
Mountain Laurel

State Tree: 
White Oak

State Motto:
Qui transtulit sustinet (He who transplanted still sustains)

 

 

State Capitol located at:
210 Capitol Ave.
Hartford, Ct
The dome of the capitol building is covered with a coat of real gold

CONNECTICUT, from Quonoktacut, "a river whose water is driven in waves by tides or winds", or "land on the long tidal river".

 

 
COUNTIES
 

FAIRFIELD

HARTFORD

LITCHFIELD

MIDDLESEX

NEW HAVEN

NEW LONDON

TOLLAND

WINDHAM

 
 
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STATE FLOWER:
Mountain Laurel
 
STATE BIRD:
American Thrush
American Robin
 
 
FAMOUS NUTMEGGERS
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Revolutionary War Soldiers Buried in Connecticut Updated 2/9/2008

1790 Census Windham Co., Connecticut
Added 1/24/2008

Death Notices Updated 3/6/2008

News Exerpts Updated 4/9/2008


 

UPDATES
Updated April 9, 2008

Connecticut's Access to Government

State Capitol:
Hartford, Connecticut

Date admitted to Statehood:  Jan. 9, 1788
as 5th State of the Union

Area:  5544 sq. mi.

Famous people from Connecticut:
George Walker Bush - 43rd President
 

Vital Records:
Connecticut Department of Public Health
Vital Records Section
410 Capitol Avenue
P.O. Box 340308
Hartford, CT 06134-0308

 


 

 

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