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Town
Cities, Towns, Villages, Hamlets within this Township
East Jamaica, Jamaica, Pikes Falls, Rawsonville, West Jamaica
Town Clerk
Bonnie West
P.O. Box 173
Jamaica, VT 05343
Ph: 874-4681
Fax: N/A
E-mail: [email protected]
Web Site
American Local History Network: http://www.usgennet.org/usa/vt/county/windham/jamaica.html
US GenWeb: http://home.att.net/~local_history/Windham-Co-VT.htm#JAMAICA
Vermont Gateway: https://sites.rootsweb.com/~vermont/WindhamJamaica.html
Vertual Vermont: http://www.virtualvermont.com/towns/jamaica.html
Vermont in the Civil War: http://www.vermontcivilwar.org/place/j/jamaica.shtml
Population According to the U.S. Federal Census
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| Jamaica |
263
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582
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996
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1,313
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1,523
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1,586
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1,606
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1,541
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1,223
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1,252
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1,074
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| Jamaica |
800
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716
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566
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570
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567
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597
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496
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590
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681
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754
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946
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Cemeteries & Years in Use
East Jamaica: 1809-present
Howe-East Jamaica: 1843-1908
Fessendon: 1835-1840
Mundell-Bourne: 1855-1980
Pikes Falls: 1869-1894
Pleasant View: 1825-present
Rawsonville: 1837-present
Robinson-Dalewood: 1838-1850
Sage Hill (one person): 1858
Seventh Day Adventist: 1882-1976
South Hill: 1796-present
South Windham: 1810-present
West Jamaica: 1844-1914
Wilder: 1859-1866
Local Historical Societies, Libraries & Museums
Jamaica Historical Foundation
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 287
Jamaica VT 05343
No telephone number available.
The Jamaica Historical Foundation was founded three years ago and,
with a grant from the Town, reprinted (4th edition) "Hometown Jamaica:
A Pictoral History of a Vermont Village." We are also interested in preserving
artifacts, documents and photographs, and are in the process of restoring
a plaque stolen from the Jamaica State Park commemorating the "Salmon Hole
Massacre" incident.Contact Person: Jeff Dickson, President, [email protected]
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