How did sudbury originate?

Sudbury, a town in Massachusetts, originated in the mid-17th century when European settlers arrived in the area. It was first established in 1638 as "Middlesex" and later renamed Sudbury in 1639, likely after Sudbury in Suffolk, England. The town grew as an agricultural community and played a significant role during the American Revolutionary War, contributing troops and resources. Over time, Sudbury developed into a suburban town, balancing its historical roots with modern growth.