Wethersfield

[ weth-erz-feeld ]

noun

1. a town in central Connecticut.

Example Sentences

These Indians attacked the settlers, and in 1627 they killed three men at Saybrook, and six men and three women at Wethersfield.

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They erected a few huts at Pyquag (Wethersfield), in which they contrived to pass the winter.

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The Watertown people gradually removed, and added to their settlement at Wethersfield.

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They were convicted and sent to Wethersfield, from whence some of them may have emerged wiser and better members of society.

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There is a tradition that some of the Watertown people passed this winter of 1634-35 at the place where Wethersfield now stands.

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