East Haddam History Includes industries in East Haddam, Devil's Hopyard and Moodus Noises to name a few.
Mailing Lists & Forums How to join EHGEN's mailing list.
Lookup Volunteers
Resources owned by other researchers volunteering their time to
look-up information for you.
Historical Places in East
Haddam
Vital Records Contains
birth, marriage, death records. Cemetery and church listings as well. Now
contains some genealogies.
Town & Misc. Information
Where to get vital records, includes libraries and the Historical
Society.
Research & Misc. Links For those odds & ends sites and information.
Researching in Connecticut
Links to valuable places of research in Connecticut.
Contributed Information This area has links to information pertaining to East Haddam so generously dontated by fellow researchers.
Family Links Has links to
other web sites pertaining to the early families of East Haddam.
Web Rings East Haddam belongs to a number of web rings. These will take you to numerous genealogy related web sites. Who knows where you'll wind up next.....
Military & National Research contains links to the NPRC, Library of Congress, National Archives and more.
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Sites to East Haddam Here you can read more about the historic sites in East Haddam. From Nathan Hale Schoolhouse to St. Stephens Episcopal Church.
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Gillette's Castle Once home to William Gillette, most famous for his portrayal of Sherlock Holmes on the stage of the Goodspeed Opera House. Some say that the castle is in Hadlyme and not in East Haddam. No matter where Gillette built his home, the trip is worth it. So, pack a picnic basket and join us for a trip to Gillette's Castle.
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Goodspeed Opera House The Goodspeed over looks the CT. River. Some Broadway plays have made their start here. People from as far as New York City have come here to see plays. The Opera House is sill used this day during the season. Join us as we sit in on a play at Goodspeed Opera House. Enjoy the show.
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Nathan Hale's Schoolhouse The homestead is in Coventry, Tolland County, CT. Nathan Hale was very educated for his time, a graduate of Yale University and a school teacher. Nathan Hale taught school in East Haddam before the Revolutionary War. The old school house still stands today. It's located on Main St. East Haddam. You can still visit the homestead in Coventry to find out more, visit Coventry,Connecticut.
"Record of Connecticut marriages began as early as 1640. Beginning in 1650, registration of vital events (marriages, births, and deaths) was the responsibility of each town's clerk. Since a fine was charged for not recording an event, some town clerks maintained quite comprehensive records. If you find an ancestor listed here who was wed prior to the late 1800s, you may wish to contact the town clerk where the wedding took place in order to determine if more information about a wedding is available. Vital records recorded after July 1, 1897 are held at the Connecticut State Department of Public Health in Hartford, Connecticut."
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East Haddam Birth Records (Families of East Haddam), listed by surname.
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The Political Graveyard "The Web Site That Tells Where the Dead Politicians are Buried"
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Some Genealogies This page holds my connections to the Spencer, Gates, Hungerford, Willey and Loomis families of East Haddam.
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Treasure Maps the "how-to" guide to genealogy. Excellent for beginner genealogist and "old timers" alike as a refresher.
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Tid-bit Information This page will have miscellaneous information that really doens't fit into a category yet. As I recieve or find this kind of information, it will be updated.
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Old Guest Book Entries Here you will find enteries from the old guest book. Happy Hunting!
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ROOTSWEB WORLDCONNECT PROJECT Connecting the world one gedcom at a time. This is a VERY valuable resource. I recently found it and have found a bit of info. on my tree! Happy Hunting!
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Middlesex County This page will take you directly to other towns in Middlesex County.
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CHO Connecticut History Online is a brand new site. "It is collaboration between the CT Historical Society, Thomas J. Dodd Research Center at UCONN and Mystic Seaport". A beautiful site with historical pictures and various history. Do a search by subject, click "E" and scroll down to East Haddam.
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Phil & LuAnn's Inlcudes surnames such as SPENCER and CHAPMAN
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Dr. Amasa Day Chaffee Grandson of Amasa Day, namesake of the Amasa Day House. A.D. Chaffee was a photographer, more than a 1,000 plates were recently found. Read more about A.D. Chaffee.
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Ackley Genealogy Are you researching the Ackley family? Here is a great site that will prove usefull.
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Rowley Genealogy This site is loaded with information for anyone researching the ROWLEY family.
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Dunham ~ Wilcox ~ Trott ~ Kirk This site was named for Jane's grandparents. She has done an outstanding job on sharing records she has found while doing her own research.
Visit East Haddam's "You Are Not Forgotton" page. This contains links to just a few of the battles and memorials dedicated to our comrades. Click the image below.
Visit the National Cemetery Administration, a division of Department of Veterans Affairs. An excelent resource for Veterans, their families and locating your ancestors. To visit, just click here:
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National Personnal Records Center (NPRC) links to obtaining military records through NPRC in St. Louis.