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The New England colonies "took place" from the first settlement in 1620 until 1776, when they ceased to be colonies and became free and independent states.
The New England colonies were Connecticut, Rhode Island, New Hampshire and Massachusetts. what is now Maine was part of Massachusetts and the land that is now Vermont was in dispute, claimed by New York, New Hampshire, and Massachusetts.
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