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RESEARCHING GENEALOGY IN GOFFSTOWN NH
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FIRST,
To learn about how to research your family tree in Goffstown
NH, and throughout the state of New Hampshire VISIT
this important section of my web site! Included is how to
obtain documents, such as birth, marriage, death, divorce, probate,
land deeds, military records, etc.
For
FREE original birth, marriage and death records (not certified)
visit FamilySearch.
Only
GOFFSTOWN NH-specific genealogy research information is listed
below... all other resources may be found at the above link.
Please visit the GOFFSTOWN
HISTORICAL SOCIETY web site. They have many old archives,
documents and resources available!
OBTAINING
VITAL RECORDS IN GOFFSTOWN, N.H. (If you need certified copies)
In addition to the NH Bureau of Vital Statistics, the Goffstown
Town Clerk's Office maintains copies of birth, marriage and death
certificates that occured in Goffstown
- Bureau
of Vital Records
Division of Vital Records Administration
71 South Fruit Street
Concord, NH 03301-2410
Telephone: (603) 271-4650
Fax: (603) 271-3447
Email: vitalrecords@sos.state.nh.us
Hours
of Operation:
Monday - Friday 8:30am - 4:00pm
- For
more information
about vital statistics in New Hampshire, see this page.
- Goffstown
Town Clerk's Office
16 Main Street
Goffstown, NH 03045-1761
Phone: (603) 497-3613
- If you
are unable to locate the vital records through both of these
methods because the dates are pre 1800, consider the NH State
Library collection and the Archived collection (see below)
*VITAL
RECORDS OF GOFFSTOWN, New Hampshire (NH) 1746-1858* Mostly
births and marriage (not 100% complete, but an excellent list)
- TXT file, this site
TOWN
REPORTS (Births, Marriages, Deaths)
Annual
report of the Town of Goffstown NH (with Vital Records)
for years: 1858, 1860, 1863-1867, 1869-1886, 1888, 1890, 1893-1905,
1914-1915, 1919, 1929, 1934-1947, 1948-1965, 1967-1981, 1982-1987,
1989-2009
Goffstown
Marriage Abstracts from
1776 to 1902 [NOT all recorded, just some]
April
1891-Oct 1892 Hillsborough County Farm & Jail, list of Paupers,
Prisoners, and Death Records
in PDF format.
Hillsborough
County complex in (Grasmere) Goffstown NH--the jail, hospital,
and poor farm. 1919
listing of all prisoners and paupers. Birth and death records
for the years ending 1907, 1909, 1910, 1912, 1914 and 1919
CEMETERIES
IN GOFFSTOWN, N.H.
The Cemetery Division of Goffstown Public Works along with the
Cemetery Trustees maintain Goffstown's three municipal cemeteries.
The largest cemetery is the Westlawn Cemetery (created
in September 1817) located on North Mast Road just north of
the village. The other municipal cemeteries are the Hillside
Cemetery across from the Grasmere Town Hall (on Goffstown
Back Road in Grasmere,the oldest in the town, holding many of
the town's pioneers from the late 1700's) and the Shirley
Hill Cemetery on Back Mountain Road (founded in the
1840's). There are many historic features in all of Goffstown's
municipal cemeteries. For for information, call (603) 497-4824
or email the
Department of Public Works.
The Goffstown Historical Society has compiled some of the
Goffstown burials (tombstone inscriptions). Contact
them for more information.
A Catholic cemetery located in Goffstown is Mount
Calvary Cemetery.
For SOME photographs of tombstones in Hillside Cemetery, See
"Photographs"
In addition there are many smaller cemeteries throughout
the town: Background
info and descriptions of cemeteries in Goffstown
Dodge
Family Tombstones - Goffstown NH
CENSUS
& TAX RECORDS
MILITARY
RECORDS
ONLINE
BOOKS (History, Genealogy) - FREE
- History
of the Town of Goffstown, 1733-1920 ...:
Narrative By George Plummer Hadley
- Old
Home Day Exercises,
Goffstown NH, September 1, 1904 - from Internet Archives
- The
Goffstown Register 1905, compiled by Mitchell and Weston,
Brunswick, Maine, Published by the H.E. Mitchell Co. (includes
Early Settlement, Incorporation, Town Officials, Military matters,
Industrial Account, Church Affairs, Educational Items, St. Anselm's
College, County Farm, Professional Men, Hon. David Lawrence
Morrill, Village Water Works, Electric Lighting Plant, Rogers
Free Library, Patrons of Husbandry, Census)-- Internet Archive
- A
brief history of the Congregational church in Goffstown, N.H.
- Gerould, Samuel Lankton [Volume
2] - Internet Archive
- George
Martin of Salisbury, Mass., and his descendants : also of the
probably related lines of Samuel Martin of Francestown, N.H.,
his brother Jesse Martin of Francestown, N.H.; of Richard Martyn
of Portsmouth, N.H., and Ephraim
Martin of Goffstown, N.H., and Bradford, Vt. - Watson, Elliot
Burnham
- Manual
of the Congregational church in Goffstown, N.H. : containing
a historical sketch, principles and regulations, form of admission
to the church and form of infant baptism, with a catalogue of
its officers and members to July 1, 1877 - Goffstown, N.H.
- An
oration, delivered on the fourteenth anniversary of the battle
of New-Orleans,
at Goffstown, January 8, 1829. .. - Atherton, Charles Gordon,
1804-1853
- The
life and confessions of Daniel Davis Farmer
: who was executed at Amherst, N.H. on the 3d day of January,
1822, for the murder of the widow Anna Ayer, at Goffstown, on
the 4th of April, 1821 : to which is added his valedictory address
and some of his correspondence during his imprisonment - Farmer,
Daniel Davis, 1793-1822
- Hoyt's
harp : the poetical works of Thomas Rowell Hoyt
.. - Hoyt, Thomas Rowell
MISCELLANEOUS
RECORDS
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