In May, I posted the list of New York databases available on the www.NewYorkAncestors.org web site, which actually links to www.NewEnglandAncestors.org, the web site of the New England Historical and Genealogical Society (NEHGS).
I thought it would be useful to post the databases available for all of the New England states - perhaps someone will Google a town or record type and see my post and be led to a useful record.
For Vermont, the NEHGS has these searchable databases on their web site:
* Vital Records of Worcester, Vermont, 1813–1858
* Vital Records of Weybridge, Vermont
* Vital Records of Westfield, Vermont, 1793-1860
* Vital Records of Shelburne, Vermont, 1743-1896
* Vital Records of Putney, Vermont
* Vital Records of Hardwick, Vermont, to 1860
* Vital Records of Fairfax, Vermont
* Vital Records of Dover, Vermont
* Vital Records of Bristol, Vermont, 1771-1859
* Vital Records of Brattleboro, Vermont to 1814
* Roster of Vermont Soldiers in World War I - (1917-1919)
* Records of the Rev. George W. Bailey of Springfield, VT, 1840-1902
* Records of the Proprietors of Weybridge, Vermont
* Records of the First Church of Rockingham, VT
* Records of the Congregational Church of Weybridge, VT, 1794-1894
* Records of The Congregational Church of Rutland, VT
* Early Vital Records Jamaica Windham Co., VT Early Marriages
* Early Records of Morgan, Vermont
For New Hampshire, the NEHGS has these searchable databases on their web site:
* Bow, New Hampshire, The Town Book of Bow, New Hampshire
* Elliot Family of Boscawen, New Hampshire, by Henry Ames Kimball (1918)
* Marriages Performed by Rev. Stephen Peabody of Atkinson, New Hampshire
* Records of the Proprietors of Bow, New Hampshire, 1727 - 1783
* Plaistow, New Hampshire Vital Records, 1726-1871
* Vital Records of Nottingham, New Hampshire, 1734-1877
* Vital Records from the New Hampshire Gazette
* Vital Records of Enfield, New Hampshire, 1761-1940
* Town Records of Goffstown, New Hampshire
* Records of the Second Church of Christ, Kingston, New Hampshire
* Records of the Second Church of Christ of Boscawen, New Hampshire
* Records of the First Church of Christ, Nottingham West (Hudson), New Hampshire, 1737-1795
* Records of the Congregational Church of Lyme, New Hampshire
* Record of Births Attended by Dr. John French in Bath, New Hampshire and Surrounding Towns, 1807–1857
* Record Book of New Castle, New Hampshire
* Members of the First Congregational Church of Campton, New Hampshire — 1800–1874
* Marriage and Death Notices Published in New Hampshire Newspapers
* History and Church Records of East Kingston, New Hampshire
* Bill of Mortality for Dover, New Hampshire — Deaths from 1708 to 1802
Of course, you have to be a member of NEHGS to use the databases at the site.
NEHGS is offering a $15 (single member is $75 a year) discount for new memberships through June 30, 2008. Alternatively, you can receive a free copy of the book, "New York Essays" by Marian S. Henry. This offer is only available for new memberships and only by calling the membership department at 1-888-296-3447.
Disclosure: I am a member of NEHGS and enjoy the publications, but I find that the online databases are frustratingly difficult to use.
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