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Welcome to the Stoughton, Massachusetts History and Genealogical Resources Website Annouces the Newest Book on Stoughton's History for 2009 Click here to order the new Illustrated History of Stoughton
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CLICK THE ABOVE AD TO VISIT OUR SPONSOR ----------------- Vital Records of Stoughton, Mass., to 1850 (2008) by David Allen Lambert - $50.00 The print run for this book will be limited to a few over the received pre-orders, so order one for you and your town or historical society library now! Delivery of this volume will be by 1 October and likely before. This volume is compiled by the local authority on the town. The earliest records were published over 100 years ago, but this includes all surviving records to 1850. The town hall suffered two fires before 1880, though fortunately few vital records were lost. The missing records from 1834 to 1850 have been partially filled in by family records for births that were collected by the town clerk and from the state records starting in 1841. This volume is about 650 pages with a detailed index. Besides the all-name index, the book includes a place index (other than Stoughton), first name index to help identify those ancestresses without a last name, African Americans, and Native Americans. There is a second volume planned for Stoughton that will include church, cemetery, and probate for residents of the town. Be sure to look for this in the next year. To order books: Print this page and indicate which book(s) and the quantity. Postage and handling for the first book is $4.00 and $2.00 for each additional book. Mail this with your check for the total amount to: Mass. Soc. of Mayflower Descendants Or go online to: http://www.massmayflower.org/publications/books.htm
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Back Issues of the Stoughton Historical Society Newsletters since 1970
Search on your Stoughton Ancestors Stoughton's Civil War Veterans and History
A detailed Time line of Stoughton History
Search old Probates for Stoughton ancestors (or submit one to us)
Search published Books and Articles about Stoughton's History
Cemeteries in Stoughton, and early cemeteries from the original towns that were part of Stoughton
Old Stoughton Maps Online
Some Stoughton Census Returns pre-1900
Stoughton Newspaper History and transcribed articles from "The Stoughton Record"
Houses in Stoughton built before 1826
Search the old schools and look for early Stoughton High School Graduates
A history of the Stoughton Fire Department
A history of the Stoughton Police Department
Learn about Stoughton's Old Taverns
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100 YEARS 1726-1826
Placed on line with permission from the Stoughton Public Library Board of Trustees
The Story of the Fair View Hotel in North Stoughton which burned down - May 19, 1914
Nicola Sacco and his connection to Stoughton
The 1790 U.S. Census, 1800
U.S. Census , 1810
U.S. Census and for Stoughton Indexed with the Census Images Online - and -
1830 U.S. Census and 1840 U.S. Census Indexed Images coming soon!
1850 U.S. Census - First 50 families transcribed
Much of Stoughton's early history is contained in the pages of the History of Canton.
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Find out who these class members were 100 years ago! I bet you will not find these Class of '07 on Myspace or Facebook
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of the American Revolutionary War []
Source: Massachusetts soldiers and sailors of the Revolutionary War : A compilation from the archives prepared and published by the Secretary of the Commonwealth in accordance with chapter 100, resolves of 1891. (Boston, Mass : Wright and Potter Printing Co., State Printers,1896-1908), 17 vols.
Adoptions records of 19th century Stoughton children, 1856-1900. These were abstracted from the records of Norfolk County Probate files of the 19th century.
Historical material about Stoughton's namesake Lt. Gov. William Stoughton (1631-1701)
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