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G
E N E A L O G Y Research - MERRIMACK NH |
To learn about
how to research your family tree in Merrimack NH and in the state
of New Hampshire VISIT
this important section of my web site.
Only Merrimack NH specific documents, located on this web site,
or available to the public on-line are listed here.
OBTAINING
VITAL RECORDS
In New Hampshire, birth, death and marriage records since 1640 may
be obtained EITHER from the City or Town Clerk in the city or town
where the event occurred, OR from the NH
Bureau of Vital Records.
Please note
that the State of NH did not require town clerks to send records
to the Bureau until the early 1800's. You probably want to first
check with the Merrimack NH town clerk to see what records they
do maintain.
For more information
about vital statistics in New Hampshire, see this page.
Merrimack
NH Town Clerk /Tax Collector's Office
Diane Pollock Trippett or Linda Hall
Town Clerk/Tax Collector
Town of Merrimack
PO Box 27
6 Baboosic Lake Road
Merrimack, NH 03054
Phone: (603) 424-3651
Fax: (603) 424-0461
BIRTH,
MARRIAGE, DEATH RECORDS ON THIS SITE
-- South
Merrimack Church Baptisms - 1831-1860 - PDF file
-- Deaths
in Merrimack NH - between 1775 and 1858
(compiled from town records) - PDF file
-- Later Deaths in Merrimack NH - generally between 1859
and 1940, but some earlier and later, alphabetical by surname
(PDF files):
A
to B | C
to F | G
to H | I
to L | M
to O| P
to R | S
to U | V
to Z
CEMETERIES
(Tombstone inscriptions) - this site
OBITUARIES
- Nashua
Telegraph - current obituaries and a contact person for ones
not so recent
CENSUS
RECORDS
FOR
LAND/DEED RECORDS, DIVORCE, ADOPTION, PROBATE, OTHER MILITARY RECORDS,
TOWN RECORDS, AND MORE IN HILLSBOROUGH CO, NH - VISIT
THIS SECTION OF MY WEB SITE
FOR NEW HAMPSHIRE STATEWIDE RESEARCH - VISIT
THIS SECTION
MERRIMACK
VETERANS
-- List of Merrimack residents in
the American Revolution
-- List of Merrimack residents
in the War of 1812 [from Merrimack Historical Society web
site, PDF file]
-- List of Merrimack residents in the "War
of the Rebellion" (Civil War)
--- Lists
and mention of various veterans of other wars (from Merrimack
NH)
ALSO
SEE ON THIS SITE:
- "History of Merrimack"
- this history contains the names of many of the early settlers,
merchants and manufacturers
- Family Trees of Merrimack NH
- there are several family trees on this web site, and it is
still growing. In addition to the town history, I've traced many
of them back several more generations. A MUST SEE!
OTHER
MERRIMACK RECORDS ONLINE [Merrimack was originally
part of "Old Dunstable"
MERRIMACK
HISTORICAL SOCIETY
Purpose is to bring together those interested in history, especially
the history of the town of Merrimack. Activities include the preservation
of town artifacts, research of town history, assistance to residents
and school children, and other scheduled programs. Meetings are
held on the third Tuesday of the month, from September to June,
at 7:00 PM at the #12 Schoolhouse, 520 Boston Post Road in Merrimack.
Membership is open to everyone, and all meetings are open to the
public. Membership is $10; $8 for seniors and those under 16.
STORIES
& TALES
1913
- A tale by Susan Blunt, age 85, of her reminiscences growing
up in the Thornton Ferry section of Merrimack [goes to archived
page as original has changed]
My
personal thanks to Joyce Bishop, Lorraine Demers and Jo Kilbourn
for the extensive work they performed to compile information from
Merrimack cemeteries,church records and other sources.
I
am especially grateful to Jo Kilbourn who scanned the original
documents into PDF format and provided them for this web site.
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