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Towns and cities in Grafton County, New Hampshire: Bath, Hanover and Warren.

Grafton County, New Hampshire Genealogy Grafton County was created April 29, 1769 as an original county.

Archives

The New Hampshire Archives and Records Management preserves original records from through the state. Genealogy patrons are expected to do the ground work. What that means is when requests are made they must be specific by giving the name of the records, the call or reference numbers and as much information as available for the ancestor being researched. A page has been provided called GENEALOGY that lists the records that have the most potential of containing genealogical type information. Hours and photocopy fees are listed on the home page.

Census (To view page by page, click on the desired census, once on that screen scroll down to the bottom and click on the desired state, then click on the desire County and township.)

1790 U.S. Census - online at Ancestry.com

1800 U.S. Census - online at Ancestry.com

1810 U.S. Census - online at Ancestry.com

1820 U.S. Census - online at Ancestry.com

1830 U.S. Census - online at Ancestry.com

1840 U.S. Census - online at Ancestry.com

1850 U.S. Census - online at Ancestry.com

1850-1880 U.S. Federal Census Mortality Schedules - online at Ancestry.com

1860 U.S. Census - online at Ancestry.com

1870 U.S. Census - online at Ancestry.com

1880 U. S. Census - online at Ancestry.com

1890 Veterans Schedules - online at Ancestry.com

1900 U.S. Census - online at Ancestry.com

1910 U.S. Census - online at Ancestry.com

1920 U.S. Census - online at Ancestry.com

1930 U.S. Census - online at Ancestry.com

Libraries

Internet Library - USGenWeb for Grafton County, New Hampshire Catalog  - free online at USGenWeb       One of the most delightful developments in recent years is the volunteer organizations that make transcribed and sometimes original document images available via the internet. One of these organizations is the USGenWeb. Almost every county has a volunteer web master that designs the county site and posts county records and information about the county records. The link I am providing here goes directly to the page that lists the records available on the county site. I like to save time and go right to the records and believe you probably do too.

Map

1895 U.S. 1895 Atlas (Grafton County, New Hampshire) - free online

Bath, Grafton, New Hampshire, USA

Family History

pub. 1909 Genealogy of David Annis of Hopkinton and Bath, New Hampshire : his ancestors and descendants - online at Ancestry.com

Hanover, Grafton, New Hampshire, USA

Directory

1918-1919  Hanover and Lyme, New Hampshire, City Directory, 1918-19 - online at Ancestry.com

1941 Lebanon and Hanover, New Hampshire and Hartford and Windsor, Vermont City Directory, 1941 - online at Ancestry.com

Warren, Grafton, New Hampshire, USA

History

pub. 1870 The history of Warren : a mountain hamlet, located among the White Hills of New Hampshire - online at Ancestry.com

Vital Records

1887-2005 Vital Records of Warren, New Hampshire 1887-2005, by Richard P. Roberts - book by Heritage Books

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