SUFFIELD, HARTFORD COUNTY, CONNECTICUT
HEADSTONE INSCRIPTIONS
1660-1937
This list of inscriptions, town of Suffield, was copied in 1934, under the auspices of the F. E. R. A. and the W. P. A. sponsored by the Connecticut State Library, as compiled under the supervision of Charles R. Hale, State Military Necrologist, assisted by Miss Mary H. Babin, Secretary.
Hartford, Connecticut, December 1937.

History of Suffield,

IN THE COLONY AND PROVINCE OF THE MASSACHUSETTS BAY, NEW ENGLAND
 COLLECTED, TRANSCRIBED AND PUBLISHED BY HEZEKIAH SPENCER SHELDON. 

FIRST PERIOD, 1660—1682   SECOND PERIOD, 1682—1715   THIRD PERIOD, 1716—1719

SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
PRINTED BY THE CLARK W. BRYAN COMPANY 
MDCCCLXXIX [1879] 250 copies only, printed 

The Families of 
SUFFIELD, CONNECTICUT

Founded 1660
Proprietors 1670-1682

   Allyn, Austin, Barber, Barker, Barlow, Brooks, Burbank, Burleson, Bush, Cakebread, Canada, Cook, Copley, Dibble, Eastman, Filer, Filley, Froe, Glover, Gowin, Granger, Hale, Halliday, Hanchet, Harmon, Hitchcock, Hodge, Huggins, Huxley, Ingersoll, Jeffries, Kent, King, Lane, Lawton (Layton), Leonard, Marshall, Millington, Mighill, Norton, Ould (Old), Palmer, Parsons, Pengilly, Petty, Prichard (Pritchett), Pynchon, Remington, Rising, Roe (Rowe), Scott, Segar, Severance,  Sikes, Spencer, Smith, Stevens, Taylor, Towsley, Trumble (Trumbell),Watson, Wells, Winchell, Woolery (Woolworth)

Settlers 1682-1715

Adams, Fuller, Leavit, Pomrey, Sheldon, Stockwell

Suffield  Ministers 1680-1749.

 John Younglove, The First Minister
Benjamin Ruggles, The Second Minister
Ebenezer Devotion, The Third Minister
Ebenezer Gay, The Fourth Minister