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Welcome to Fitzwilliam, New Hampshire. I hope these pages help you find a brick-wall ancestor

Quick Links USGenWeb Project New Hampshire GenWeb Project Cheshire County, New Hampshire GenWeb Ancestors At Rest - Death records galore - coffin plates, funeral cards, cemeteries, obits, wills Blacksheep Ancestors - Great collection of Prison Records Olive Tree Genealgy - Ships Passenger lists, and lots lots more All Census Records - Census Records USA & Canada All English Records - English Ancestors? Check out this site for English Genealogy Hosted by RootsWeb.com >   NEW HAMPSHIRE GENEALOGY New Hampshire became a state on June 21, 1788. It had been ninth of the original 13 colonies. Fitzwilliam was called Monadnock No. 4 or Stoddardtown when it was granted in 1752. On its incorporation in 1773, it was named in honor of Sir William Fitzwilliam, Earl of Fitzwilliam. Brigadier Gen. James Reed (1722-1807), veteran of the French & Indian Wars and one of three Revolutionary War generals from New Hampshire, settled in Fitzwilliam circa 1765. Archives º New Hampshire Division of Records Management & Archives Search the USGenWeb Archives Query: You are searching inNH Biographies º Brigadier General James Reed Cemetery Records º Coffin Plates, A Source for Birth & Death Information on GenHelp.org Census Records º 1880 Census Online º Census Records Online for Cheshire County º New Hampshire USGenWeb Census Project Citizenship Records º Naturalization Records for New Hampshire º Passport Applications all states City Directories Suggest a link! Court Records Suggest a link! Family Bibles Suggest a link! Funeral Homes Suggest a link! GenTips º Salt Lake City Library: Ready, Set, Go! º Using PERSI (PERiodical Source Index) º Cousin Relationships º The Homestead Act of 1862 Historical Letters & Documents º New Hampshire Store Ledger 1813-1815 (is your ancestor's name here?) º Historical Markers in The Monadnock Region Land Records º Cheshire County Registry of Deeds, 1980-2004 You must click on ACCEPT AGREEMENT before you can search the online index (free to search) º Legal Land Descriptions in the USA º USGS Land Mapping System º Rootsweb Article - How to Find Land Records Libraries º New Hampshire State Library º  Fiske Genealogical Library - New Hampshire Materials Links º  Rootsweb.com New Hampshire Web Pages º  Historic Fitzwilliam º Cyndis List: New Hampshire Lookups º History of Fitzwilliam, NH from 1752 to 1887 Mailing Lists º Cheshire County Mailing Lists Maps º New Hampshire Digital Map Library º New Hampshire Map Message Boards º Cheshire County Message Board Military Records º  New Hampshire Union Regimental Index º Military Resources all states º  New Hampshire Forts(use your browser's FIND feature to look for Fitzwilliam) Miscellaneous Suggest a link! Newspapers º New Hampshire Spectator 1825 Use your browser's FIND feature to look for Fitzwilliam Obituaries º Obituary Index Organizations º Historical Society of Cheshire County Vital Statistics º Social Security Death Index (SSDI) º Divorce records may be obtained from County Courthouse. Birth, Marriage & Death records may be obtained from City or Town Clerks   USGenWeb Project | New Hampshire GenWeb Project | Cheshire County, New Hampshire GenWeb Fitzwilliam New Hampshire GenWeb Project Host: Lorine McGinnis Schulze      E-Mail Please note that I can't do research for you as I have no access to New Hampshire records. I hope that the links I have found will help you to find your elusive ancestor. Good luck in your search. URL: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ote/nh/fitzwilliam.htm           All rights reserved          Copyright © 2004 to present These pages may be freely linked to but not duplicated in any fashion without my written consent.   hosted by RootsWeb.com