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Grafton County, New Hampshire
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Grafton County Links


Please be patient as new content is added. The site coordinator is traveling to New Hampshire over Christmas to collect new material from local libraries.

• New Hampshire GenWeb Project
• US GenWeb Page
• Grafton County 1800 Census
• New Hampshire 1790-1830 Census Records
  
• US Gen Web Grafton County Archives
• Grafton County Home Pages
• New Hampshire Vital Records Information Site
• Grafton County Vital Records
• The Political Graveyard
• Grafton County Cemetery Records
• New Hampshire Historical Society
• New Hampshire State Library
• Dartmouth College, Digital Library
• Distant Counsin.com NH
• USGS Mapping Information - a great mapping site for thing such as cemeteries

New Hampshire Links

• New Hampshire Tombstone Project
• New Hampshire Old Graveyard Association

• Local New Hampshire History
• A History of Union, New Hampshire (USA) (1775-1992) (Courtesy of Louis E. Tibbetts)
• National Register Properties - National Register properties and districts in the New Hampshire and Vermont riverside communities along the Connecticut River from the Massachusetts state line to the Canadian border.
• Northeast Captivity Stories Stories from all along the frontier settlements in New England are fascinating accounts of pioneers being captured by Indians and taken to Canada.
• A Brief History of New Hampshire -- History of the Granite State from 1623.
• New Hampshire Historical Markers
• Cyndi's Genealogy Page -- New Hampshire information.
• Northwood Historical Society
• New Hampshire Underground Railroad - sites located in New Hampshire.
• Railroad Stations in New Hampshire -- (by county) and old time post cards

• The New Hampshire Almanac -- New Hampshire has produced a number of resources and publications on the Internet of interest.
  
• NH State Government Online
  
• The Continental Line This site is an attempt to comprise a listing of the organizations involved in the hobby of re-enacting the American Revolutionary War within the United States.
  
• King Philip War -- 'King Philip' was a name given to the son of Massasoit by the English. This was not his real name. His real name was Metacom (sometimes spelled Metacomet or Pometacom).

• NH Farm Museum
  PO Box 644
  Route 125 Plummer's Ridge
  Milton, NH 03851-0644
  
• U.S. Museums by State: New Hampshire
  
• Maritime Museums in New Hampshire

• Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War Web Site Index
• The Second New Hampshire Infantry - Civil War. An account of the battle on July 2, 1863 - Gettysburg.
• New Hampshire Civil War History and Genealogy site (Courtesy of Fred Kunchick)
• 13th Regiment of NH Volunteer Infantry in the War of the Rebellion 1861-1865 It is a diary covering 3 years and a day Its copy right is 1888. It lists all the men in the War and what companies they were in, where they were from etc... Courtesy of Jackie Gilligan
• The New Hampshire Society, Sons of the American Revolution includes Essays on New Hampshire's Part in the Struggle for Independence
• Historical and Genealogical Websites - NPS - Civil War Information

• New England Conference of The United Methodist Church: New Hampshire
• American Baptist - Samuel Colgate Historical Library
• New England Yearly Meeting of Friends
• Congregational, Congregational Christian, Christian and United Church of Christ
• The USGenWeb Archives Church Records Project
• Catholic Church -- New Hampshire Diocese

  Books

• Genealogical Dictionary of Maine and New Hampshire by Noyes, Libby & Davis: "This book traces the early families of Maine and New Hampshire before 1700"
• New Hampshire Marriage Licenses and Intentions 1709-1961
• New Hampshire Family Records Vol 1 by William Copeley. Volume 1 goes from A-L [Sue Fitzpatrick]
• Shirley Penna-Oakes
  Lookups in the following materials.
  
  Colonial Gravestone Inscriptions in the State of New Hampshire, compiled by Mrs. Charles Carpenter Goss.
  Head of Families at the First Census of the United States 1790 New Hampshire.
  New Hampshire Residents 1633 - 1699, by Jay Mack Holbrook.
  New Hampshire 1732 Census, by Jay Mack Holbrook.
  

  Additional Locations to Access Census Microfilm in the New England Area.

  LDS church on Clinton Street Concord, NH.
  National Archives in Waltham, MA (or Pittsfield)
  Maine Historical Society, in Portland Me
  Maine State Archives, also in Portland Me
  Boston Public Library
  New England Historical Genealogical Society, in Boston

• Bob PALMER Lookups in the following material is avail.
  
  New England Historical Genealogical Register CD'S
  History of Hampton, NH
  History of Rye, NH
  History of Gilmanton, NH
  The GILMANS of Hingham, Eng
  Genealogy Dict of ME & NH
  New England Marriages Prior to 1700
  

• Social Security Death Index Interactive Search

NH Court Records & History

• NH General Court Information Systems
  State House Rm. 31
  Concord NH 03301

• L. D. S. Online

• Probate Records of Hampton, N.H., 1649-1770

• Land Record Research Directory
• New Hampshire Genealogy Resource Center
  (Courtesy of AccessGenealogy.com, has lots of Free stuff)
• 4Fathers Research: Specializing in family histories and research of American migratory families. We use the Family History Library in Salt Lake City, Utah, the finest repository for American interstate genealogical research. 953 West 200 South, Provo, UT, 84601. Michael T. Ritchey - ritcheym@itsnet.com

New Hampshire Records

ON CD ROM

Census

1607-1789 Census Index, Colonial America

1850 ME, NH, & VT Census Records

1850-1880 U.S. Mortality Index

1870 U.S. Census Index

1890 Census -Veterans Schedules

1900 Census is Online  

Other Records

1600s-1900s ME and NH Settlers

Genealogy Software

Family Tree Maker Software

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New Hampshire

Vital Records:

Bureau of Vital Records

Registration/Certification
6 Hazen Drive
Concord, NH 03301
Phone: (800) 852-3345 Ext 4651

*Public Records Search

*Order Birth Records Online!

*Order Death Records Online!

Births, deaths and marriages are complete from 1901 to present.

Vital records as early as 1640 are on file in each individual town and are kept by town clerks.

Also See:

Londonderry Vitals 1722-1910

New Hampshire Marriage Records

New Hampshire Vital Records Information

 

Connect!    Join hands with other researchers and locate new cousins with these tools.

GenForum Surname Boards

New Hampshire Genealogy Forum

Family History Query Boards

National Phone Directories

Surname Community Search

New Hampshire Mailing Lists

 

Maps

 New Hampshire County Map

 1895 New Hampshire Map

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NH Newspapers & Obituaries

 New Hampshire Newspaper Obits

1815-1985 Historical Newspapers

Search Historical Newspapers

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New Hampshire Genealogy:

Genealogy Dictionary of NH and Maine

New Hampshire Genealogy Mine

New Hampshire Genealogy Societies

New Hampshire Civil War Rosters

New Hampshire History Museums

New Hampshire USGenWeb Archives

New Hampshire Census Project

New Hampshire USGenWeb Project

Prison Records Search

State Archives Links

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NH History Books Online

1817 New Hampshire Gazetteer

1915 History of Rockingham County

A History of Union, New Hampshire

History of Canaan, NH

The New Hampshire Almanac

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Quick Census Search

 1850 Census Records Search

 1920 Census Records Search

 Search the 1930 Census!

 Census Search at RootsWeb

 1790-1930 Census Search

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