Connecticut Water Trails Association
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Connecticut Water Trails Program
History Of Connecticut's Water Trails
Native Americans
The Sepous
Location
Lived
in
Hartford County,
Connecticut.
Farmington River 8-10 Miles West Of The Connecticut
Name
Algonquin. The R-dialect spoken by the Wappinger was almost identical to that of the Mattabesic in western Connecticut and the Metoac tribes of western and central Long Island.
Connecticut Village Locations
Waterbury and Wethersfield
Though they engaged in basket and food trade with the first settlers to what is now Waterbury and Wethersfield, the tribe was subject to Sequassen, the sachem who sold the English the land that became Hartford, Connecticut.
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