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This page has been visited times. The town of Ledyard, was settled in about 1653 and Incorporated in 1836, formerly the North Society of Groton, and before that, part of New London. The Town of Ledyard was named for Colonel William Ledyard, Commander of Fort Griswold, who was killed on September 6, 1781. If you are going to be researching in Connecticut, the State of Connecticut requires you to be a member of a recognized Genealogical Society to be allowed access to most records less than 100 years old, held in Town Halls in Connecticut. This link has all societies recognized by the State of CT .