History & Genealogy
Historians & Genealogists
Historical and genealogical resources and topics.
History & Genealogy sub-topics
- Genealogy
- History
Pages / Guides
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Census Information on Individuals
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Civil War Service Records
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Connecticut Census Index, 1790-1850
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Connecticut NewspapersDo you have the Hartford Courant? Which newspapers do you have?
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Connecticut Vital Records
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Databases of Individuals listed in State Archives Records
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Ethnic Genealogy Resources
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Genealogical Index Search ServiceDo you offer genealogical research for people that cannot visit?
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Genealogical Resources - Vital & Family Records
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List of Books on Connecticut's History
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Names included in our collection of Biographical Sketches
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Naturalization records for ConnecticutHow can I find out if my ancestor became a citizen?
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NicknamesWhat were some common personal nicknames in the 18th and 19th centuries?
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Old House ResearchDoes the State Library have any resources I can use to research my historic home?
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Probate Estate Papers Index
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Research Databases Available Through the Connecticut State Library
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Research Guide to Naturalization Records at the Connecticut State Library
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Revolutionary War Service Records
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The 1752 Calendar Change
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Using Secured Collections, Archives, and Offsite Materials
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Related links
- Web links
- Database
The official record books of the General Court/General Assembly, containing proceedings and other materials. This 15 volume collection contains a wealth of information for those researching Connecticut people, government, history and law. Colonial Connecticut Records. (CCR) provides online delivery of the complete digitized volumes.
Most Connecticut vital records to about 1900, and Connecticut land, church, and probate records, and some of the municipal court, county court, and court of common pleas naturalization records have been microfilmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, which is affiliated with the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Mormons).
Early History. A brief historical overview.
An amazing free family history website! Their "records span billions of names across hundreds of collections--including birth, marriage, death, probate, land, military, IGI extracted, and more." You can also find a local Family History Center and search the Family History Library catalog.
Lists members of the Connecticut General Assembly. The list of state Senators dates back to 1776, and entries for House members begin with 1849. Database created by the Connecticut State Library.
Selected U.S. Federal Census Non-Population Schedules, 1850-1880
U.S. Federal Census - 1880 Schedules of Defective, Dependent, and Delinquent Classes
Connecticut, Passport and Birth Certificates, 1852-1928
Connecticut, Military Census, 1917