The Manchester History & Genealogy web site is a volunteer project to offer genealogical and history resources for researchers of this township and area.

This is NOT the "official" City of Manchester NH web site. All city business should be directed to http://www.manchesternh.gov/

If you have photographs or other Manchester NH information (such as historical documents, old bibles, etc) that you would like to share, please contact me, and I will give you credit for your photograph or other contribution.

This web site is dedicated to the memories of my mother Mary, and my grandmother, Addie.

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RECENTLY ADDED ARTICLES

- Added more links to free online books and city directories of Manchester NH

- Added more to the Photographs section of this site.

- Added Biography and photograph of Manchester NH physician and politician, Zatae Longsdorff Straw.

Added article: Manchester New Hampshire's Stockbroker and Philanthropist: Henry Melville Fuller (1914-2001)

- Added article: Sleep Sweetly: Manchester New Hampshire's Connection to Marchiness Margaret (Fuller) Ossoli (Blog: Cow Hampshire)

Added article: A Million More Reasons to Love Adam Sandler (Blog: Cow Hampshire)

- Added the biography of Joseph "Joe" W. McQuaid, and his family tree.

June 11, 2007 - Added likeness and biographies of Dennis A. Holland and Hon. Cyrus A. Sulloway. Added biography of Aime Edward Boisvert.

- Added likenesses and biographies of Alfred G. Fairbanks and O.G. Tinglof | also Biography of Lucien B. Clough, and also added the cemetery transcriptions of Pleasant View Cemetery on Mammoth Road in North Londonderry NH

Articles: "The First Weston Observatory, Manchester New Hampshire," and Biography/Genealogy: Manchester New Hampshire Civil Engineer, Mayor and Governor, Hon. James Adams Weston (1827-1895)." - from Blog: Cow Hampshire




I need your help!!!! If you are familiar with Manchester history, or are an "old timer," and you can identify this photograph (directly above) in any way, such as where it might have been taken, anyone in the photograph, what was being celebrated, etc. If you can help, please visit this blog link and add a comment. My thanks!

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