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      The 14th U.S. state to join the Union:   04-March-1791
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Ancestors - Vermont Resource Guide
Anthological Groups, etc.:
    Gathering and Interactions - The French Settlement Of Vermont: 1609-1929
    Irish - Irish settlers of Vermont
    People of Colour in Vermont and New England - primarily centered on Westminster,
         Windham Co., Vermont, this section has been expanded to include other localities
         as well.

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Census Lists of various kinds:
    1840 Census - Pensioners Revolutionary or Military Services

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Extinct Vermont Counties:: (not linked unless noted, ):
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County Name
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Jefferson -
Factual information
Originally a New York county, it went out of existence as a New York entity in
         1777 when Vermont became independent. Land that had been in
         Cumberland and Gloucester counties, N.Y., then fell under Cumberland
         County, Vermont, jurisdiction. Cumberland County, Vermont, became
         extinct in 1781 when Windham, Windsor and Orange counties were
         formed.
Formed in 1810; then renamed Washington in 1814.
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Genealogical/Historical Commissions, Societies and Museums:
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Society Name and Location
Henry Sheldon Museum of Vermont History (Middlebury, VT)
Shoreham Historical Society (Shoreham, VT)
Starksboro Historical Society (Starksboro, VT)
Lyndon Historical Society (Lyndon, VT)
Northeast Kingdom Genealogy (Saint Johnsbury, VT)
Peacham Historical Association (Peacham, VT)
Shelburne Museum (Shelburne, VT)
Vermont French-Canadian Genealogical Society (Burlington, VT)
Orleans County Historical Society & Museum (Brownington, VT)
Rutland Historical Society (Rutland, VT)
Berlin Historical Society (Berlin, VT)
Cabot Historical Society (Cabot, VT)
Moretown Historical Society (Moretown, VT)
Vermont Historical Society Museum (Montpelier, VT)
Waterbury Historical Society (Waterbury, VT)
West Windsor Historical Society & Museum (West Windsor, VT)
soon..... and with more GHLL county links " "

Serving multiple counties
Northeast Kingdom Genealogy - Counties of:  Caledonia , Essex and Orleans
Vermont Historical Society - (Barre, VT) Serving all Counties
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Historical interest Items, etc.:
    Vermont in the Civil War - A Vermont Military History Site

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Migrations to, from and through:
    Migrations across Vermont - A Database For Sharing Ancestral Migratory Information.
    St. Albans - FAQ about border Crossing from Canada into U.S.A.

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Settlers' House - (Shelburne Museum offering)
St. Albans - FAQ about border Crossing from Canada into U.S.A.
  • State of Vermont— General Listings
  •   State Capital CityMontpelier (Capital since 1805 - located in Washington County)

    The State name:  English form of the name that French explorer Samuel de Champlain gave to Vermont's Green Mountains on his 1647 map. He called them "Verd Mont" meaning green mountain.
    American History and Genealogy Proj.
    American Local History Network
    Colonial Currency
    Cemetery Listings
    County maps of Vermont
    Daughters of the American Revolution
    General History
    Migration Patterns
    State Archives (Govt.)
    State Archives (USGenWeb.)
    State Genealogy Forum
    State Genealogical Society
    State Historical Society
    State USGenWeb Site
    Symbols (Flag, Seal, etc.)
    Timeline (Historic)
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    U.S.A. - General Information links page
    U.S.A. - Possessions & Territories
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