Place:Hartford, Connecticut, United States

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Name	Hartford
Alt names	Hartford	source: Getty Vocabulary Program
Type	County
Coordinates	41.767°N 72.767°W
Located in	Connecticut, United States (1666 - )

Contained Places

Cemetery: Ancient Burying Ground; Bridge Cemetery; Buckingham Cemetery; Burlington Center Cemetery; Cedar Hill Cemetery; Center Cemetery; Center Cemetery; Center Cemetery; Center Street Cemetery; Century Cemetery; Christian Lane Cemetery; Cider Brook Cemetery; Dyer Cemetery; East Avon Cemetery; East Hartland Cemetery; East Windsor Hill Cemetery; Edwards Cemetery; Elm Grove Cemetery; Enfield Street Cemetery; Fairview Cemetery; Green Cemetery; Greenwood Cemetery; Hop Meadow Cemetery; Lamson Corner Cemetery; Ledge Cemetery; Maple Cemetery; Memento Mori Cemetery; Merriman Burying Ground; Milford Street Cemetery; Mount Saint Peter Cemetery; Mount Vernon Cemetery; New Saint Francis Cemetery; Newington Cemetery; North Canton Cemetery; North Cemetery; Oak Hill Cemetery; Old Center Cemetery; Old Center Cemetery; Old East Street Burying Grounds; Old Episcopal Cemetery; Old North Burying Grounds; Old North Cemetery; Old South Cemetery; Old South Cemetery; Old Wintonbury Cemetery; Quinnipiac Cemetery; Sacred Heart Cemetery; Saint Joseph's Cemetery; Scantic Cemetery; Scotts Swamp Cemetery; South Burying Ground; South End Burying Ground; Wassuc Cemetery; West Cemetery; West Cemetery; West Cemetery; West Hartland Cemetery; West Suffield Cemetery; Wethersfield Village Cemetery; Wonx Spring Cemetery
Census-designated place: Blue Hills; Broad Brook; Central Manchester; Collinsville; Glastonbury Center; Hazardville; Kensington ( 1645 - ); North Granby; Salmon Brook; Sherwood Manor; Simsbury Center; Suffield Depot; Tariffville; Terramuggus; Thompsonville; Valley; Weatogue; West Simsbury
Hamlet: East Hartland; West Hartland
Inhabited place: Addison; Alsop Corner; Avon; Bahre Corner; Bensted Corner; Berlin; Birchwood; Bloomfield; Breakneck; Bristol ( 1727 - ); Buckingham; Bull Run Corner; Burlington; Burnham; Canton Center; Canton ( 1806 - ); Cherry Brook; Cherry Park; Crowleys Corner; East Berlin; East Bristol; East Farmington Heights; East Glastonbury; East Granby ( 1858 - ); East Hartford Gardens; East Hartford; East Windsor Hill; East Windsor; Ebbs Corner; Edgewood; Elmwood; Enfield ( 1683 - ); Farmington Station; Farmington; Farnhams; Firetown; Five Points; Floydville; Forest Village; Glastonbury; Goodrichville; Granbrook Park; Granby; Hampsted; Hartford ( 1633 - ); Hartland; Hayden; Hilliardville; Hopewell; Hoskins; Hungary; Kings Corner; Lamson Corner ( 1806 - ); Manchester ( 1672 - ); Marion; Marlborough; Mechanicsville; Melrose; Milldale; New Britain ( 1686 - ); Newington ( 1871 - ); North Bloomfield; North Canton; North Hollow; Oakland Gardens; Oakland; Pegville; Pine Hill; Plainville ( Jul 1869 - ); Plantsville; Poquonock; Pratts Corner; Rainbow; Rising Corner; River Glen; Rocky Hill ( 1843 - ); Scantic; Simsbury ( May 1670 - ); South Glastonbury; South Wethersfield; South Windsor ( 1845 - ); Southington ( Oct 1779 - ); Southwood Acres; Stillmans Corner; Suffield; Thralltown; Unionville; West Avon; West Granby; West Hartford; West Suffield; Wethersfield; Whigville; Whitings Corner; Wilson; Windsor Locks; Windsor; Windsorville
Neighborhood: Hockanum
Parish: Newington ( 1871 - )
Unknown: Forestville; North Bristol; Saint John Cemetery; West Woodstock

source: Getty Thesaurus of Geographic Names

source: Family History Library Catalog

the text in this section is copied from an article in Wikipedia

Hartford County is a county located in the north central part of the U.S. state of Connecticut. According to the 2020 census, the population was 899,498, making it the second-most populous county in Connecticut. Hartford County contains the city of Hartford, the state capital of Connecticut and the county's most populous city, with 121,054 residents at the 2020 census. Hartford County is included in the Hartford-East Hartford-Middletown metropolitan statistical area.

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2 Population History
3 Cemeteries
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Timeline

Date	Event	Source
1666	County formed	Source:Red Book: American State, County, and Town Sources
1790	First census	Source:Population of States and Counties of the United States: 1790-1990
1810	No significant boundary changes after this year	Source:Population of States and Counties of the United States: 1790-1990

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Population History

source: Source:Population of States and Counties of the United States: 1790-1990

Census Year	Population
1790	38,029
1800	42,147
1810	44,733
1820	47,264
1830	51,131
1840	55,629
1850	69,967
1860	89,962
1870	109,007
1880	125,382
1890	147,180
1900	195,480
1910	250,182
1920	336,027
1930	421,097
1940	450,189
1950	539,661
1960	689,555
1970	816,737
1980	807,766
1990	851,783

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Cemeteries

Cemeteries of Hartford County, Connecticut, United States

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