really love these podcasts - lived in CT 60+ years & never heard of much of this💜

Random to see this popup in my suggested. My ancestor came to the New Haven Colony in the 1630s from England. We still bear the same surname. Directly traced that side of the family back to New Haven before his grandkids moved to the Frontier of PA later on.

Eric! Another masterpiece Sir! Love all of your videos and watch them all multiple times. Please never stop telling the story about The Other States of America!

New Haven has an amazing history.

The Regicides!!

good stuff

Great Stuff. Can you talk about Thomas Hooker and my relative Samuel Stone. They came over on the Griffin and eventually founded Hartford. Samuel was the nephew of Simon and Gregory Stone who came over in 1635. I’m a Simon and we owned Mt.Auburn Cemetsry. Samuel was a participant in the Pequot wars and was a judge in the Hartford Witch trials which pre dated Salem

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It's starting to blow my mind how many different branches of my tree go back to Connecticut, through different family lines....

Yeah

Yep, I live on the west coast of Canada and have 8 of the founding fathers of Stamford Ct. in my ancestry.

To my knowledge bewitched beer is usually of better taste, so I suspect the thrall had some other score to settle, although it is certainly also possible that recipes differed and the batch was too far gone.

I wonder what Eaton & Davenport would think of New Haven now?

A lot of bad things fomented out of New Haven, primarily Yale’s skull and bones fraternity. This has a tendency to draw evil spirits.

enjoy your algorithm