Swansea, Plymouth Colony

E156928

Swansea, Plymouth Colony was a 17th-century English settlement in present-day Massachusetts that became an early flashpoint of King Philip’s War.

All labels observed (1)

Label Occurrences
Swansea, Plymouth Colony canonical 1

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (31)

Predicate Object
instanceOf English colonial settlement
former settlement
historic town
attackOccurredInYear 1675
borderedBy Barrington area (then part of Plymouth/Providence jurisdictions)
Rehoboth, Massachusetts
surface form: Rehoboth, Plymouth Colony
colonialStatus town of Plymouth Colony
conflictWith Metacom
surface form: Metacom (King Philip)

Wampanoag people
surface form: Wampanoag
continent North America
country Kingdom of England
economy agriculture
small-scale trade
event King Philip's War
surface form: King Philip’s War
foundedBy Baptist settlers
John Myles
foundedInCentury 17th century
foundedInYear 1667
hadMeetinghouse First Baptist Church in Swansea
knownFor early flashpoint of King Philip’s War
language English
laterBecamePartOf Province of Massachusetts Bay
locatedIn Plymouth Colony
locatedInPresentDay Bristol County, Massachusetts
Massachusetts
modernSuccessor Swansea, Massachusetts
namedAfter Swansea
surface form: Swansea, Wales
notableEvent June 1675 Wampanoag attacks that helped trigger King Philip’s War
partOf New England
religiousCharacter Baptist
timeZoneHistorical UTC−05:00 region (local solar time)

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (1)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Attack on Swansea hasLocation Swansea, Plymouth Colony