Back to Contents~ IMPORTANT LINKS ~ The "Links" below will help you continue your search for further information on the Early Families of Marlborough, additional History of the Area and Massachusetts.
To get back to this page from another site, you will have to click on the "back arrow" until you return here.
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If you are a descendant, make sure you sign their guest book |
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| Fay Family | The Fay Family Association. A major source of information on the John Fay Family and his descendants. |
| Rice Family | The Rice Family Association. A major source of information on the Emund Rice Family and his descendants. |
| Ward Family | Robert Klines Genealogy which includes the William Ward Family. It also includes "THE WILLIAM WARD GENEALOGY" which details the emigration from England and life in New England in the 17th century. |
| The Family Heritage Center | Susan Merks site; includes WARD - SPITTLER - LYON - METZ - AVERY - NASH |
| The Morse Society | The Morse Society is a non-profit organization dedicated to researching and compiling Morse genealogical records in North America. The society was originally established in 1892 by descendants of the New England progenitors. |
| The Barn Door | Don Barnes web site where addtional information can be found on the descendants of Thomas Barnes. |
| The Bigelow Society | The Bigelow Society, Publishers
of the "Forge",is a non-profit organization dedicated to the recording
of historical and genealogical data concerning
John BIGELOW (1617 - 1703) & Mary WARREN (1628 - 1691) of Watertown MA. and their descendants. |
| The Bigelow Family | Dedicated to the Bigelows who helped forge a Continent |
| Axtel Family Organization | Axtell Family Organization
- A repository of all things about the names
Axtell, Axtel, and Axtelle |
| Howe Family History | First generation: John Howe, of Sudbury & Marlborough, MA (b 1602 Warwickshire, England d 1680 Marlborough, Middlesex Co., MA) and his wife, Mary (maiden name unknown) (b ca 1618 d 1698 Marlborough, Middlesex Co., MA) who were married by 1640 Marlborough, Middlesex Co., MA through their son. |
| The Woods Family | Judith Rigopoulos's web site at Rootsweb - Includes Ames, Amsden, Arnold, Axtell, Barnard, Barnes, Bent, Bigelow, Brown, Bouker, Fay, Forbush, Gates, Gleason, Hapgood, Maynard, Newton, Parmentor, Rice, Temple, Ward and many others. |
| The Maynard Family | This page contains material on the Maynard family, focusing primarily on descendants of John Maynard of Sudbury, MA. Excellent source for MAYNARD |
| A Taylor Legacy | William Taylor, b. 1644/45, England, sailed at age 11 on board the "Speedwell" from Gravesend to Boston, arriving on 27 May, 1656. |
| Parmenter Family Association | Pionering Parmenters of America is a nonprofit Family Association dedicated to promoting PARMENTER genealogy |
| My Rice Ancestors | The descendants of Deacon Edmund Rice have been very well documented over the years, so I have been concentrating on the women that married those Rice men. I have had considerable luck on some of the lines, while the other lines wait for me to get to them! - The Ancestors of Sharon Nee Goodman |
| The Boyd Family | Descendants of John Boyd who married Margaret Long, Boston, Massachusetts, 11 April 1731. |
| Boyds of Kilmarnock | Boyds of Kilmarnock - Founded on Wood's Edition of Sir Robert Douglas's Peerage of Scotland |
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| Worcester Co. Massachusetts | Site includes links to many Worcester Co. Towns and Cities, Vital Record information and more. |
| Worcester Massachusetts Genealogy | Site contains information and resources exclusively for those doing genealogy and looking for ancestors in or connected to the city of Worcester. |
| Shrewsbury Massachusetts Historical Society | Site includes Historical information on Shrewsbury and additional information. |
| Southborough Massachusetts Historical Society | The objectives of the Society shall be to study, collect and preserve for the Town historical records and antiquities relating to the history of Southborough and its people. |
| History of Hudson Massachusetts | Hudson’s recorded history began in the early 1600s, when a group of second generation settlers, an offshoot of the Marlborough settlement, know as Feltonville were granted land parcels. |
| History of Maynard Massachusetts | Amory Maynard was born in the northeast part of Marlborough, at the foot of Fort Pond, February 28, 1804, son of Isaac and Lydia (Howe) Maynard. |
| History of Grafton Massachusetts | A great site done by Dick Bolt and Steve Clark with much info on Grafton's early families, photo's history and much more. |
| Framingham Historical Society | The Framingham Historical Society is a non-profit organization founded in 1888 for the purpose of preserving and understanding Framingham's rich and varied past. |
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| New England Historic Genealogical Society | If you have New England ancestors, or are interested in genealogical research of any kind, you will find that the Society is an important resource for helping you achieve your research goals. |
| Massachusetts Historical Commision | The MHC administers state and federal preservation programs, including historic preservation planning (such as assisting communities with listing properties in the National Register of Historic Places. |
| Massachusetts Family History Resources | The Archives Division of the Secretary of the Commonwealth's Office is the repository for Massachusetts records generated by state government. Archives holdings date from the beginning of the Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1628, and document the settlement of lands in Maine and Massachusetts |
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| Archive - Archdiocese of Boston | ARCHIVES HOLDINGS
- In keeping with the guidelines of the United States Federal Census, all
sacramental records through 1920 will be open to broad genealogical research.
The Archives holds the following records for approximately 140 parishes
in existence in the Archdiocese before 1920.
INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THE RECORDS 1. Baptisms: Dates of birth and baptism; name of child; names of parents, of sponsors (godparents), and of officiating priest. 2. Marriages: date; names of parties being married, of two official witnesses, and of officiating priest. 3. First Communions and Confirmations: date; names of children only and of officiating cleric. VISITS TO THE ARCHIVES - You are welcome to visit the Archives BY APPOINTMENT and examine the records held here. The Archives is open Monday - Friday, 10:15 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., excepting holidays and holy days. |
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| Central/Western Mass. Library Search | Search the books available at - C/W MARS, a network of public, academic, school, regional, and special libraries in Central and Western Massachusetts. Our members share an online computer system and have combined collections of more than 6 million items. These libraries have a "share system". |