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Connecticut

Connecticut became the 5th state on January 9, 1788. Hartford is the state capital. There are currently 8 former counties each with a courthouse. Counties were discontinued in 1960.

 

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Fairfield  Hartford  Litchfield  Middlesex  New Haven 
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    Connecticut

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