The Warner Historical Society
The Warner Historical Society facilities include Cemetery Records: Maps, Dates, and records of this type. In addition Historical Society volunteers are also prepared to do some deed research on properties of grantees from1765 until the present time. Unless they become overwhelmed by requests they will do this work on a volunteer basis. Therefore, please keep your requests down to one or two at a time.
Also available:
A Warner
Historic Resource Inventory (WHIRS)
History of Warner Homes from late 1700's to early 1990's.
Published
Town Histories for some surrounding Towns.
Also maintained, the following Genealogy files: (please note: some files are extensive, some are quite limited, with limited names, family contacts, etc.)
Abbott,
Ager, Allen, Amesbury, Andrews, Badger, Bagley, Baier, Bailey, Barnard, Barnes, Batts,
Bartlett, Bauman, Bean, Bennet, Blaisdell, Brown, Burbank, Carroll Chandler, Chase, Chute,
Cilley, Clement, Clemons, Cloues, Coffin, Colby, Cole, Collins, Coolidge, Courser, Craig,
Cressy, Currier, Cutting, Danforth, Davis, Dimonds, Dooley, Dow, Dowlin, Downes, Eames,
Eaton, Eastman, Ela, Emerson, Emery, Evans, Farnum, Ferrin, Fisher, Flanders, Follett,
Foster, Fuller, George, Gilcrest, Gill, Gilman, Gilmore, Goodwin, Gookin, Gove, Greaves,
Greeley, Greenleaf Guimond, Haddon, Hall, Harriman, Harvey, Hill, Hoyt, , Hyer- Schipper,
Jewell, Johnson, Jordan, Keeser, Kelly, Kimball, Kirk, Kumin, Little, Long, McFadden
McIntyre, Marshall, Maxson, Meagher, Merrill, Mimnaugh, Moores, Morrill, Morse
Morrow-Stevens, Mussey, Noyes, Ordway , Osgood, Paige (Page), Palmer, Pattee, Peabody,
Peel, Perkins, Pettengill, Pike, Plummer, Porter, Putnam, Quimby, Rand , Reid, Reddington,
Richardson, Roby (Robey), Rogers, Roth, Rowell, Sanborn, Sargent, Savory, Sawyer, Scott,
Smith, Stevens, Stickney, Stires, Stewart, Stockman, Stowers, Straw, Sturtevant, Swan,
Sweatt, Taylor, Thompson, Tucker, Turgeon, Upton, Violette, Wadleigh, Wadsworth , Warner,
Watkins, Webster, Wells, Wheeler, Whittier, Wiggin, Wilkins, Willis, Willard, Winsley
& Wood
There is NO connection between the Warner Historical Society and the following, but you should be aware of this information: Many of the early Warner families that are included in the preceding surname list originally came from an area of what is now Newton, NH. Anyone researching any of these names could do themselves a favor by accessing the Newton History page compiled by Jerry Ferrin.
No
only will you find it interesting, valuable information you'll discover that the
roots of many of these early Warner families have ties back to early colonial days in the
Salisbury area of the Massachusetts Bay Colony. The best source of information on
this is: "Hoyt's Early Families of Salisbury & Amesbury, Massachusetts",
with genealogies for many of the families listed as Early Warner Families.