Coventry, Connecticut Colony

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Coventry, Connecticut Colony was an 18th-century New England town in the British Province of Connecticut, notable as the birthplace of American Revolutionary War patriot Nathan Hale.

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Coventry, Connecticut Colony canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf former municipality
historic town
adjacentTo Bolton, Connecticut Colony
linked to: Bolton, Connecticut

Lebanon, Connecticut Colony
Mansfield, Connecticut Colony
Tolland, Connecticut Colony
Windham, Connecticut Colony
allegiance British Crown
associatedWith Connecticut General Assembly
associatedWithEvent American Revolutionary War
colonialStatus town in a royal colony
continent North America
country Kingdom of Great Britain
economy agriculture
small-scale farming
governmentType colonial town government
hasCulturalRegion Yankee New England culture
hasDemographics English colonists
New England Yankees
hasNotableFeature rural landscape
small village center
hasNotablePerson Nathan Hale
Revolutionary War soldiers from Connecticut
historicalEra American Revolutionary War era
Colonial America
historicalSignificance birthplace of an American patriot martyr
language English
legalSystem English common law
linked to: English law
locatedIn British America
Connecticut Colony
New England
locatedInPresentDay Tolland County, Connecticut
U.S. state of Connecticut
linked to: Connecticut
namedAfter Coventry, Warwickshire
linked to: Coventry
notableFor birthplace of Nathan Hale
partOf Province of Connecticut
Thirteen Colonies
presentDayLocation Coventry, Connecticut
region eastern Connecticut
religion Congregationalism
timePeriod 18th century
transitionedTo Coventry, Connecticut, United States

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Nathan Hale birthPlace Coventry, Connecticut Colony