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{{r|Plymouth Colony}}

The land that is now Bristol County was part of the [[Plymouth Colony]], which pre-dates the [[Massachusetts Bay Colony]].

...ntrol the territory or whether the Indians would have complete autonomy. [[Plymouth Colony]] had deeds that claimed they had purchased the land from the [[Pequot]] In

...the Wampanoag in the eearly 1660s. Philip renewed the peace covenant with Plymouth Colony, and sold more and more land to the colonists; the settlers established to ...ed Philip's uprising; Mattapoisett warriors destroyed most of Dartmouth in Plymouth Colony; Nipmuck Indians assaulted Mendon in Massachusetts Bay Colony on July 14. S

{{main|Plymouth Colony}} ...olonial period. There were major campaigns in the [[Pioneer Valley]] and [[Plymouth Colony]]. Massachusetts. Starting in the [[1670s]], Massachusetts followed the ge

...b|right|1677 map of New England by William Hubbard showing the location of Plymouth Colony. The map is oriented with west at the top.]]---> '''Plymouth Colony''' (officially '''New Plymouth Colony'''; sometimes called '''The Old Colony''') was an English colony in North A

* [[Plymouth Colony]]

* Demos, John. ''A Little Commonwealth: Family Life in Plymouth Colony'' (1964) (ISBN: 0195013557)

Settlers from Plymouth Colony purchased a very large parcel of land from the Wampanoags in 1659. A number

The first Europeans to settle New England landed in [[Plymouth Colony|Plymouth]] in 1620; they were Pilgrims from England seeking religious freed ...Philip's War 1675-76. There were major campaigns in the Pioneer Valley and Plymouth Colony. Massachusetts became a single colony in 1692, the largest in New England,

{{main|Connecticut Colony|Plymouth Colony|Massachusetts Bay Colony|Province of New Hampshire|Colony of Rhode Island}} ...themselves broad powers of self-governance. They established the small [[Plymouth Colony]] in 1620 and later merged with the Massachusetts Bay colony. [[William Bra

...reports that the size of the average household size grew as time passed in Plymouth colony, with the average of 7.8 children per family for first-generation families,

* Demos, John. ''A Little Commonwealth: Family Life in Plymouth Colony'' (1970) influential pioneering study

Europeans first settled New Bedford in 1652. Plymouth Colony settlers purchased the land from chief Massasoit of the Wampanoag tribe. Wh

...'' Steele; d. 1794) was a descendant of Governor [[William Bradford]] of [[Plymouth Colony]]. Noah had two brothers (Abraham (1751-1831) and Charles (b. 1762)) and t

Further settlements were made by the English at [[Plymouth Colony|Plymouth]] in 1620, by the Dutch at several locations in [[New Netherlands]