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Thirteen Colonies: New England population by ethnicity 1620-1760
What does this chart show? A comparison of Massachusetts*: White, Massachusetts*: Black, Connecticut**: White, Connecticut**: Black, Rhode Island: White, Rhode Island: Black, New Hampshire: White, New Hampshire: Black, and Plymouth: White.
| Label | Massachusetts*: White | Massachusetts*: Black | Connecticut**: White | Connecticut**: Black | Rhode Island: White | Rhode Island: Black | New Hampshire: White | New Hampshire: Black | Plymouth: White |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1650 | 14012 Value | 295 Value | 4119 Value | 20 Value | 760 Value | 25 Value | 1265 Value | 40 Value | 1566 Value |
| 1660 | 19660 Value | 422 Value | 7955 Value | 25 Value | 1474 Value | 65 Value | 1505 Value | 50 Value | 1980 Value |
| 1670 | 29840 Value | 160 Value | 12568 Value | 35 Value | 2040 Value | 115 Value | 1740 Value | 65 Value | 5333 Value |
| 1680 | 39582 Value | 170 Value | 17196 Value | 50 Value | 2842 Value | 175 Value | 1972 Value | 75 Value | 6400 Value |
| 1690 | 49104 Value | 400 Value | 21445 Value | 200 Value | 3974 Value | 250 Value | 4064 Value | 100 Value | 7424 Value |
Data Source: Wantstats Repository
Thirteen Colonies: New England population by ethnicity 1620-1760: Key Points
- By 1690, Massachusetts*: White is the largest of the 9 groups tracked here, at 49.10K units, 56% of the combined total.
- Connecticut**: White is runner-up at 21.45K units — 56% off the lead.
- Massachusetts*: White: up 250% over the period, 14.01K units to 49.10K units.
- Connecticut**: White grows to 21.45K units by 1690, from 4.12K units in 1650 — 421% up.
- Plymouth: White: 1.57K units to 7.42K units, 374% higher by 1690.
- The 9-group total: 22.10K units in 1650, 86.96K units by 1690, 293% overall.
How To Compare These 9 Groups
This chart compares 9 series side by side, not one trend over time. Read them against each other — the biggest number in the room is not automatically the most important line to follow.
A group with a small share can still matter most for the story — it is often the rate of change, not the current level, that is worth the closer look.
Before drawing a conclusion from this chart alone, check how Global compares to similar countries on thirteen Colonies: New England population by ethnicity 1620-1760 — the shape of this one line can look dramatic or unremarkable depending entirely on what it's measured against.
Source here is a national/international statistics body, not a live measurement — most time series like this are interpolated or modeled between actual survey years. Treat the trend as the real signal, individual years as approximate.
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