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Collections of the Massachusetts Historical Society. Sixth Series: Volumes 1 to 10 (1886-1899) by Massachusetts Historical Society., 1886
Collections of the Massachusetts Historical Society. Second Series. (Volumes 1-4, 6-10) by Massachusetts Historical Society, 1814
Collections of the Massachusetts Historical Society. Volume IV. of the Fourth Series. by Massachusetts Historical Society, 1858
Collections of the Massachusetts Historical Society, Seventh Series: Volumes 1 to 8 by Massachusetts Historical Society, 1900
Lists of Persons Whos Names Have Been Changed in Massachusetts 1780-1892 by Massachusetts, 1972-06
MAP: Eastern Massachusetts: 1902 [reproduction of original] by Unknown, 2008-01-01
Collections of the Massachusetts Historical Society. Vol. II. Of the Fourth Series. by Massachusetts Historical Society, 1854
Lost History of the North Shore Little Known Tales From Massachusetts by Christopher Forest, 2010-10-28
History of Grafton, Worcester County, Massachusetts ... Including the genealogies of seventy-nine of the older families. by Frederick Clifton. Peirce, 2010-04-27
History Of Shipbuilding On North River, Plymouth County, Massachusetts: With Genealogies Of The Shipbuilders, And Accounts Of The Industries Upon Its Tributaries, 1640-1872 (1889) by Lloyd Vernon Briggs, 2010-09-10
History of Shipbuilding on North River, Plymouth County, Massachusetts. With Genealogies of Shipbuilders, and Accounts of the Industries upon Its Tributaries. 1640 to 1872 by L. Vernon Briggs, 1976
NEW ENGLAND FAMILY HISTORIES AND GENEALOGIES: STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS - VOLUME TWO (Published Separately) by Lu Verne V. Hall, 2002-01-01
Historic Massachusetts - A Collection of 56 Books Relating to 18th and 19th Century Massachusetts History, Genealogies and Its People
History and genealogy of the Lexington, Massachusetts Monroes by Richard S., compiler Munroe, 1966-01-01

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Massachusetts 1895 Map Addendum
Historic maps for the entire state and counties, plus information on towns in 1895. Provided by Livingston County MI History and genealogy Project.
http://www.livgenmi.com/1895/MA/state.htm

Extractions: MASSACHUSETTS THE FOLLOWING JPG IS A LARGE FILE THAT WILL PROBABLY TAKE A WHILE TO LOAD, IF IT IS TOO LARGE FOR YOUR SYSTEM TO HANDLE, TRY THE COUNTY SIZE PIECES. HOPE THEY HELP ALONG WITH THE DATA ALREADY UPLOADED FOR THE STATE! To See County Size Maps Click Here! 1895 U.S. Atlas Massachusetts 1895 U.S. Atlas Main Title Page Livingston County MI - USGenWeb Project Page CFC Productions For More Information Contact Pam Rietsch: pam@livgenmi.com "Please keep in mind that I do not know anything about the areas covered on any of the maps I scan in for your benefit, not who lived there or commercial info, so please try searching the net or check out ... http://www.Cyndislist.com "
Genealogy In Franklin County, Massachusetts
Information for genealogical researchers, including newspapers, discussion lists, town maps, county and state resources. From the USGenWeb Project.
http://www.rootsweb.com/~mafrankl/

Extractions: Part of the USGenWeb Project and the MAGenWeb Project Purpose Table of Contents Site Search ... Related Pages This site is designed to provide information useful in researching the genealogy and history of families that have lived in Franklin County, Massachusetts. It includes information on archives and libraries, published and unpublished sources of information, and, whenever possible, indexes and online transcriptions of source material. There are also pages which include researchers' queries and surname interests related to Franklin County families. Anything that relates to genealogy in Franklin County is a candidate for inclusion or mention.
Sutton Massachusetts Town Genealogy And History Homepage
This central massachusetts town was given a grant in 1704 and settled in explorefurther, or use these text links to navigate genealogy Cemeteries Local
http://www.suttonmass.org/sutton.html

Extractions: Welcome to the webpage for Sutton, Massachusetts! This central Massachusetts town was given a grant in 1704 and settled in 1716 , and still retains much of the rural beauty for which it is famous. It is the birthplace of Rufus Putnam and was home of furnituremaker Nathan Lombard. It currently offers Eaton Candies, Vaillancourt Folk Art, hiking at Purgatory Chasm, golf at the Pleasant Valley Golf Club, and much, much more. Please look through our pages, and let us know if we can be of any assistance! 2003 Foliage Photos! Sutton-related gifts! Click on a photo above to explore further, or use these text links to navigate:
Colonial Massachusetts And Maine Genealogy
Lists genealogical information and surnames for the descendants of early massachusetts and Maine colonies.
http://home.earthlink.net/~anderson207/

Extractions: Colonial Massachusetts and Maine Genealogies Each of these genealogical lines trace their roots from the British Isles to Colonial Massachusetts, arriving during the 1600s. They settled in towns like Barnstable, Dedham, Duxbury, Lexington, Lynn, Marshfield, Salem, Salisbury, and Watertown. Many of these families continued north to Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont during the early 1700s. This site lists genealogical information about over 10,000 individuals who are descendants of the following surnames: Anderson Blake Brackett Bradbury ... Woodward Our sincere thanks to the many who have contributed their work to this effort. Please contact Bob Anderson for corrections, or if you wish to contribute your work with Colonial Massachusetts surnames who emmigrated from the British Isles during the 1600s. Caution! Burning questions. What's new? Links. ... Credits. Surnames common at this site Anderson Applin/Appling Bamford/Basford Berry ... Woodward Family surnames Anderson Bamford/Erb Bartlett Doherty ... Watts View a 14KB image of the Anderson tartan Associated surnames Alden Allen Andriole Atkins ... Doty (Mayflower Passenger) Driscoll Epps Fahy Ferran ... Wendell Being of English Scottish and Irish descent...
15th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry
Information on the unit history plus genealogy and reenactment information.
http://www.nextech.de/ma15mvi/
Genealogies & Historical Accounts Of The Darling Families Of New England And Bey
Several searchable databases. Large resource library incl. census, VR, war and city directories. From Scotland to massachusetts and New England, from 16201900s
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~darlingfamilies/

Extractions: Thomas, Marjorie and Anna Darling The first place you'll want to check out is the The Genealogy and Research Library . This section currently contains more than 300 text files for easy download. You can read about the Darling surname it's history and origins. You will find many valuable resources for your research such as Vital records, land records, census records, city directories and more listed by State. Currently there are 43 states represented here plus Washington, DC and some Canadian information. You will also find pension and war records for the Revolutionary and Civil War in the War Records section of the library. Other wars are also included here. There is the Town Histories Section where you will find excerpts from published town histories and family genealogies as they pertain to the surname Darling. Currently, there are two searchable genealogy databases contained within this site. Both databases were last updated on July 2, 2003 The first Darling and Related Lines database is Descendants of George Darling . This database contains my personal family lines. I am descended from George Darling born between 1615-1620 in the Midlothian region of Scotland and died in 1693 in Salem, Massachusetts. He was married to a woman by the given name of
ALHN Massachusetts
State history and genealogy information.
http://www.usgennet.org/usa/ma/state/

Extractions: Welcome to the Bay State's Local and Family History site. This site is affiliated with the American Local History Network (ALHN). This organization is not for profit and is dedicated to providing free access to historical and genealogical information. Kathy Leigh and Grace Smith are the state's co-hosts. Neither of us live in the state, although we both have several generations of ancestors, and are unable to answer most questions. If you have a question pertaining to Massachusetts history or genealogy, please use the form on the query page . However, if you have any suggestions for topics, comments, etc. or would like to donate historical or genealogical research to these pages, please email us. Massachusetts Counties
Pew-Minor Genealogy
Ancestors of Thomas Lincon Pew and Ada Barbara Cecelia Minor, from Pennsylvania, New York, massachusetts and Connecticut to Ontario, Canada.
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~myfamilyhistorypage/

Extractions: OAS_AD('Top'); Internet Super Search PEW-MINOR GENEALOGY Welcome to my family home page! I have been researching the ancestors of Thomas Lincoln Pew and Ada Barbara Cecelia Minor, my paternal grand parents, for about five years. Thomas (Linc) Pew was born April 2, 1865 in Ontario, Canada, the son of Richard Pew and Mary Ann Logan. He died March 14, 1940 in Lowbanks, Moulton Twp., Haldimand Co., Ontario. He and Ada were married April 24, 1887. She was born January 31, 1867 in Wainfleet Twp., Welland, Ontario, the daughter of Henry William Minor and Barbara Dodge. She died January 6, 1953 in Lowbanks.They are buried in Lowbanks Cemetery. I will be updating my database as often as I can. If you have a connection or corrections, I would love to hear from you and I would be happy to share information. If you have corrections or additions you would like to submit you may use this form. Family Group Sheet Form If you would like to post a query or message, please go here: Queries and Messages The only family lines I am working on at this time include: Pew Logan Secord Millard ... Mabie Schuerman, Minor, Neff, Furry, Zavitz, and Dodge. Geographical areas include: Pennsylvania, New York, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Michigan, Ohio, and Ontario, Canada. If you are researching any of these lines visit my resource page.
Pawtucket Indians Of Lynn Massachusetts
Facts on and descendants of New Moon Nanapashemet.
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~massasoit/lynn.htm
Massachusetts World Vital Records
more and more genealogy web sites to help you learn more about using the Internetto find your genealogy. Or click here for more massachusetts Vital Records or
http://worldvitalrecords.com/massvitalrecords.htm

Extractions: Many web sites can help you find out more about your Massachusetts ancestors. In the table of information below, you will find many MA web sites organized for you, including the type of record, the title, the web site address, the approx. number of records, the date range, whether or not it is free to search, and notes about the site. Come back often as we will be adding more and more genealogy web sites to help you learn more about using the Internet to find your genealogy. Or click here for more Massachusetts Vital Records or here for Worldhistory.com Birth, Marriage, and Death Records Title of web site Web site address # of records Date Range Cost or Free Notes Or try this... Global Tree Massachusetts Births www.gencircles.com /globaltree/ and put MA in the birth place field varies Free A nice searchable site where people put up there own files in hopes to help others and/or get more information. So you would need to go to the submitter of the info to find out how accurate it is. Additions to Massachusetts Town Vital Records Database Massachusetts Vital Records 1600-1849 Online john-slaughter.rootsweb
Town Of Natick, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts 1874 - 1913 Vital Records
Town clerk reports of births, deaths and marriages for the period 1874 to 1913.
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~searchinglinane/

Extractions: September 11, 2001 Town of Natick, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts 1874 - 1913 Vital Records During a six week period in 1995, because I was fortunate enough to be a volunteer at the Natick Historical Society , I replicated a bound volume of Town Clerk Reports for the Town of Natick, Massachusetts The original reason for this undertaking was the quest of my genealogical roots. I believe in sharing, and to the best of my ability have accurately reproduced this information. As with most records, the information was as accurate as the person recording same, and there are many variations of surnames, for the same families. In my original documents, I had created an index of all the surnames, but was unable to convert it to a web page. I have added a search form, which should enable you to search for a particular surname. As a point of interest, the amount of information published changed through the years. For example, in 1874 the parents were not recorded for births, but in 1879, in addition to the parents, the place of birth was also listed. Since the location was not always Natick, then it cannot be assumed that Natick was the location of any birth, marriage, or death. Always verify your sources. The state of Massachusetts keeps vital records including birth, marriage, and death records since 1901, and a divorce index since 1952. To obtain records from the state:
Heywood Genealogy
Descendants of John Heywood of Concord, massachusetts.
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~heywood/
Mass. Society Of Mayflower Descendants
Dedicated to honoring the memory of members' Mayflower ancestors and to collecting, preserving and communicating the history and genealogy of those Passengers and their descendants.
http://www.massmayflower.org/
Family Tree Maker's Genealogy Site: User Home Pages The Xynides/Dean Family Home
Family research by Gregory Nicholas Xynides, Holyoke, massachusetts. Includes lineage of James W Dean from Quincy, Florida.
http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/x/y/n/Gregory-N-Xynides/

Extractions: Edit Your Page The content shown on this page has been submitted by a Genealogy.com customer, and is not subject to verification by Genealogy.com. Neither Genealogy.com nor its affiliates are responsible for the accuracy of any information contained on this page. The opinions expressed on this page are the author's alone and not the opinions of Genealogy.com. Home Help About Us Biography.com
Dyer Families Of New England
Personal genealogy site for the Dyer family of Maine and massachusetts.
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~dyer/

Extractions: 13 Generation Report of William Dyer (.pdf) Report (William) on Gencircles 13 Generation Report of George Dyer (.pdf) ... Report (George) on Gencircles Last Updated 03/04/2004 Total Individuals:23333, Earliest Birth Year:1567: Surnames:3107 Report on Rootsweb World Connect Project Report on Gencircles 14 Generation Report of William Dyer Argument for adding Dr. William Dyer ... Biography of Mary (Barrett) Dyer Last Updated 04/08/2004 Total Individuals:3040, Earliest Birth Year:1590: Surnames:724 Report on Rootsweb World Connect Project Report on Gencircles 13 Generation Report of Dea. Thomas Dyer (.pdf)
DUNHAM - WILCOX - TROTT - KIRK
Contains vital records for Connecticut, massachusetts and Michigan, with an emphasis on Middlesex County, Connecticut.
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~jdevlin
Genealogy.com: Family Of Raymond E Beale Jr Of Hingham Massachusetts
Family of Raymond Ellsworth Beale Jnr of Hingham massachusetts. Compiled by John Weston Beale.
http://www.genealogy.com/genealogy/users/b/e/a/John-W-Beale/index.html

Extractions: Edit Your Page Home Help ... Affiliate The content shown on this page has been submitted by a Genealogy.com customer, and is not subject to verification by Genealogy.com. Neither Genealogy.com nor its affiliates are responsible for the accuracy of any information contained on this page. The opinions expressed on this page are the author's alone and not the opinions of Genealogy.com.
Taft Family Genealogy Page
Fostering the heritage of descendants of Robert and Sarah Taft from Braintree, massachusetts (1675); and Matthew and Ann Taft, Hopkinton, massachusetts (1728).
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~taft/

Extractions: Taft Vital Records: Ashford, Windham, CT Thompson, Windham, CT Charlton, Worcester, MA Killingly, Windham, CT ... Taft Cemetery Page (Looking for new cemetery data) Taft Probate Records, Worcester County, Massachusetts Taft Marriage Records, Connecticut Taft Probate Records, Connecticut, Through 1948 Taft Headsones Provided for Deceased Union Civil War Veterans
Bryant Family
genealogy of the Bryant family of Kent County, England; Plymouth, massachusetts; and Bryant Hill, Ellicottville.
http://www.paintedhills.org/CATTARAUGUS/bryantfamily.htm

Extractions: OF KENT CO., ENGLAND-PLYMOUTH, MASS.- BRYANT HILL, ELLICOTTVILLE, NY Researched by: Edna Bryant Cole of Erie, PA. This story begins in 1630 in Kent County, England, with a widow named Anne Bryant Anne's husband had died, leaving her with three young boys: Thomas Bryant, Stephen Bryant and John Bryant . Among the family friends and neighbors was a lawyer, John Doane , a widower with a son also named John. The elder John offered to give Anne's three lads a chance in the New World if she would marry him and go there with him. John was a capable man, highly regarded, and his influence would give the three Bryant boys opportunities they otherwise would not find. So Anne consented. The six of them boarded a little ship known as the Handmaid, and two months later, October 29, 1630, they landed in Plymouth Colony. John Doane rated highly in the estimation of Governor William Bradford and Thomas Prence . His name appears many times in the old records of the colony. He held many offices and is mentioned frequently on various committees. He had charge of settling many estates and handling the legal affairs of numerous minor children who had been left orphans. For example, in 1633, a Peter Brown died at Plymouth, leaving two daughters by his first wife and an estate of 100 pounds. The second wife refused the responsibility for the two girls; one of them was bound to
Massachusetts Guide To Genealogical Research - Tools And Finding Aids
massachusetts Genealogical Research. massachusetts History genealogy BookLinks. Please note These links are to commercial bookseller sites.
http://www.mass-doc.com/mass_research_tools.htm

Extractions: County Cemetery Guide Online Maps 1. These first two excellent, present day maps are provided free of charge by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. If you do not have pdf reader software, please first download and install Acrobat Reader (it's free!) in order to view and print the two "pdf" maps below. It's definitely well worth your time and effort! County Map 2. Take a look at the collection of map resources at Harvard University . Not many on-line digitized maps of Massachusetts, but this particular resource is open to the general public. Add it to your list of research repositories on your next visit to Boston! 3. You can also view a map of Boston or an map of the entire state of Massachusetts. 1. Want to know more about a particular town or city in Massachusetts? Try Commonwealth Community Profiles . It's your official state resource for finding information on the 351 cities and towns in the state. Each community page, which you can find alphabetically or by county, has links to information provided by state agencies. You can find public school and community profiles, summaries of municipal finances, state legislators, regional offices for a variety of state agencies, and more. Also included are links to official city/town and public school web sites, and other community sites that provide substantial civic information.

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