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Coventry was formally formed as a town in Hartford County in 1712. The first church was established in October 1714. Coventry became a town in Windham County on May 12, 1726, then became a town in Tolland County when it was originally formed on October 13, 1785. St. Mary's Church is a Roman Catholic church in Coventry.
The Town Clerk's Office has vital records information that dates back to the 1700s. You are welcome to come in and research the records. Our sources are somewhat limited, however, more comprehensive information is available through the Coventry Historical Society. Submit an email or visit the society's website to learn more.
Coventry, town (township), Tolland county, east-central Connecticut, U.S., on the Willimantic River amid rolling hills. Although the area, known as Waramaug, was first settled about 1700, only in 1709 did a significant number of people move there.
Coventry Historical Society, Coventry, Connecticut. 1,329 likes · 12 talking about this · 31 were here. To discover, collect and preserve whatever pertains to the history of the Town of Coventry CT...
Coventry is the birthplace of Nathan Hale, whose patriotism during the American Revolution distinguishes him as Connecticut’s official state hero. Visitors from around the world enjoy the Nathan Hale Homestead, an operating museum on the history of the Hale family.
Coventry Village History: Mill Brook has been a main focus of Coventry Village’s development since the first settlers built their homes near the Village Green on Lake Street in 1712. During the 19th century it became the centerpiece of one of the most vital small mill districts in New England, boasting 17 water power privileges along its 2.5 ...
The Coventry Historical Society is a non-profit group dedicated to discovering, collecting and preserving whatever pertains to the history of the Town of Coventry and promoting historical research in all its aspects and making available to the members of the Society and to the public, the results of this research.
