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About Southington, CT
Southington was first settled in 1698. Samuel Woodruff, son of one of the founders of the town of Farmington, led a group of hunters to the south. He became the area's first tax collector. Originally called the village of Panthorn, the town began to develop in the first decade of the 1700's. In 1724 , the villagers formed the Farmington Southwest Society. In 1779, the Town was incorporated as Southington. Other places found in Southington (Zipcode 06489) include Plantsville (06479), Marion (06444), and Milldale (06467).
As with many towns in Connecticut, Southington has a proud and inventive manufacturing heritage. Micah Rugg of Marion developed the first carriage bolt machine, and his partner, Martin Barns, built the first cutting machine for the bolts. Other innovations attributed to Southington citizens include the first cement that could harden under water, advances in tinware processing, and the first breakneck rat trap.