Essex Wills

History

Emmison, F.G.

Americas

New England Historic

Black Families in Hampden County Massachusetts 1650-1855

Politics & Social Sciences

Carvalho, Joseph

Social Sciences

At their annual town meeting in march 1912, the residents of Pepperell voted that money be appropriated for copying the birth marriage, and death records of the town through 1849, and that they be prepared and printed as provided by Section 1 Chapter 470 of the Acts of 1902. In checking through the town records, I found that his was never carried out. Frank R Tule, Jr. who was town clerk in the 1970, suggested that I take on the task since I was already doing genealogical research after my retirement. That was the beginning of this project. (from preface)

Vital Records of Pepperell Massachusetts to the Year 1850

Rice, George

Vital Records Of Charlestown, Massachusetts, To The Year 1850 - Vol. 1

Joslyn, Roger D.

Lists of soldiers with dates of service, etc.

Massachusetts Officers and Soldiers in the French and Indian Wars 1755 1756

Goss, David

Zarowin, David

Genealogist's Handbook for Atlantic Canada Research

New England Historic Genealogical Society

Reference

Vital Records of Sandwich, Massachusetts

Lovell, Russell A

Kardell, Caroline Lewis

Genealogy

Methods, Origins and Meanings and Heredity

Surnames and Genealogy: A New Approach

Redmonds, George

Genealogical information lies buried in town halls all over New England, locked within records such as: earmarks, licenses, mortgage books, military records, poor records, selectman's minutes, tax records, and more! "Digging" contains full descriptions of eighteen different types of records, tips on how to find and understand them, and scores of entertaining quotations from the original documents. It also lists records available in print, typescript, and microfilm.

Digging for Genealogical Treasure in New England Town Records

Lainhart, Ann S.

Gravestone Chronicles I includes insightful essays and new scholarship on eighteenth-century New England gravestone carvers and their art. (An every-name, every-place index to both books is included in Volume II.) The authors write: "There is a wealth of knowledge waiting to be discovered in New England's burying yards: a chronicle of history, art, religious beliefs, military campaigns, family genealogy sometimes tragedy or scandal even humor."

Gravestone Chronicles II: More Eighteenth-Century New England Carvers and an Exploration of Gravestone Heraldica

Chase, Theodore

Gabel, Laurel K.

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