Colonial Research
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Cemetery records for eight Connecticut Counties; Indexes to
Connecticut town records; indexes to births, deaths and
marriages; biographies, maps, county records, birth records for
Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Vermont; North Carolina will
abstracts; South Carolina marriage records; Dunmore’s War
Roster. |
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Associated Daughters of
Early American Witches |
List of known individuals who were accused of being witches and
suggested sources for further research are available on this
site. |
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A Very Grave Matter |
This website focuses mainly on local New England, New Hampshire,
Massachusetts, Maine and Vermont history, genealogy of early
ancestors who settled the area, and early New England artistans. |
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Connecticut Genealogy
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Colonial Connecticut Records (CCR) is a digital collection
created by staff at the University of Connecticut Libraries and
supported generously by the Mashantucket Pequot Museum &
Research Center and the Connecticut State Library. The project
aims to bring the colonial history of Connecticut alive and more
accessible to users worldwide by the online delivery of the
complete, digitized volumes of the Public Records of the Colony
of Connecticut, 1636-1776. |
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Daughters of the American
Revolution |
Researchers have access proven lineages to individuals who lived
in Colonial America prior to the American Revolution. Ancestor
database is searchable by ancestor, descendant or member.
The Master index to the Genealogical Records Committee
collection makes it possible to find additional information
about your ancestors in unpublished records.
Order record copy and documentation files online.
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Fold3 |
The Pennsylvania Archives Series:
If you're interested in Pennsylvania history and want
information relating to historical events, facts about
ancestors, or original documents to support a research paper,
the Pennsylvania Archives is an important publication to
explore. This series contains essential records relating to one
of America's earliest colonies, from 1664 to 1780, including
military, tax, marriage, and land records, as well as documents
from American history covering the Revolutionary War and the
Whiskey Rebellion. |
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Georgia’s Record Vault |
This
is your portal to some of Georgia's most important historical
documents, from 1733 to the present. The Virtual Vault provides
virtual access to historic Georgia manuscripts, colonial will
books, colonial wills, photographs, maps, and government records
housed in the state archives. |
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Google Books |
Access millions of books online.
If the book is out of copyright, or the publisher has
given permission, you'll be able to see a preview of the book,
and in many cases the entire text. If it's in the public domain,
you're free to download a PDF copy. |
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Jamestowne Society
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http://jamestowne.org/
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Qualifying ancestor Index and historical perspectives
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New Jersey State Archives
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http://www.nj.gov/state/archives/ |
Access digitized Proprietary Warrants and Surveys, Colonial
Marriage Records, Supreme Court Case Files and numerous imaged
collections.
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North Carolina State
Archives
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http://www.archives.ncdcr.gov |
The North Carolina Digital Collection (NCDC) is a joint project
of the
State Archives
and
State Library of North Carolina.
The goal of the North Carolina Digital Collections is to support
instructional and research needs related to the history and
culture of North Carolina. As a collaborative effort, this
project brings together items held in the physical collections
of the State Archives and State Library of North Carolina in
order to allow seamless searching across both collections, with
a primary focus on documentary and state government information
from and about North Carolina.
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Virginia Memory
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http://www.virginiamemory.com
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A large collection of digitized records, including broadsides;
chancery records index; payroll/public claims relating to Lord
Dunmore’s War; pension claims, maps and much more.
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