Editing Mansfield, Connecticut (section)

==Notable people==
* [[Charlie Jane Anders]] (born 1969), science fiction author and commentator; born in Mansfield
* [[Elijah Porter Barrows]] (1807–1888), clergyman and writer; born in Mansfield
* [[William Bonin]] (1947–1996), serial killer and rapist; lived in Mansfield
* [[Wilbur Lucius Cross]] (1862–1948), well-known literary critic and Governor of Connecticut from 1931 to 1939; born in Mansfield
* [[Charles Davis (Vermont judge)|Charles Davis]] (1789–1863), Associate Justice of the [[Vermont Supreme Court]]; born in Mansfield<ref>{{cite book |last=Baldwin |first=Frederick W. |date=1886 |title=Biography of the Bar of Orleans County, Vermont |url=https://books.google.com/books?id=G0QMAQAAMAAJ&pg=PA65 |location=Montpelier, VT |publisher=Vermont Watchman and State Journal Press |author-link=Frederick W. Baldwin (Vermont politician) |pages=65–69 |ref={{sfnRef|''Biography of the Bar of Orleans County, Vermont''}}}}</ref>
* [[Dorothy Goodwin]] (1914–2007), Connecticut state representative and advocate for public education; lived in Mansfield
* Benjamin Hanks (1755–1824), goldsmith, instrument maker, and first maker of bronze cannons and church bells in America; born in Mansfield
* [[Rivers Cuomo]] (1970–present), lead guitarist, lead singer, and frontman of rock band [[Weezer]]; lived in Mansfield
* [[George S. Moulton]] (1829–1882), businessman, Connecticut State Representative and State Senator; born in Mansfield
* [[Charles Emory Smith]] (1842–1908), [[Postmaster General]], US Ambassador to [[Russia]] and newspaper editor; born in Mansfield
* [[Peter Tork]] (1942–2019), actor and musician, best known as a member of [[The Monkees]]; lived and died in Mansfield
* [[Annie E. Vinton]] (1869–1961), postmistress and politician; lived most of her life in the Eagleville district of Mansfield
* [[Henry Kirke White Welch]] (1821-1870), lawyer and politician
* [[Lyle Yorks]] (born 1970), retired midfielder in soccer; born in Mansfield