Bradley International Airport dominates the central landscape of this Connecticut corridor, situated amidst a dense network of historical burial sites and rugged topography. The Metacomet Ridge and West Suffield Mtn define the western elevation, while the Farmington River winds through the southern reaches near Poquonock. This area is notable for its high concentration of genealogy-rich sites, ranging from the John Viets Cem and Prisoners Cem near the northwestern hills to the venerable Ye Olde Poquonock Burial Grounds.
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1886 · Springfield
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1887 · Granville
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1889 · Springfield
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1889 · Granville
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1892 · Hartford
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1892 · Granby
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1893 · Springfield
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1893 · Granville
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1895 · Springfield
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1895 · Granville
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