History
o SKETCH OF EARLY HISTORY
MARLBORO lies in the central part of
Source: Atlas of Windham Co.,
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The History of the Town of
Marlborough, Vermont was settled in the
spring of 1763, by Abel Stockwell from West Springfield, Massachusetts and
Francis Whitmore who came with his family from Middletown, Connecticut. The
third family to settle in this town is said to have been the lawyer, Charles
Phelps, Esq. from
In the year 1769, William Williams removed
from Northboro, Mass to
At one time,
Vital Records
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Marlboro Town
Clerk, Nora Wilson
P.O. Box E
Marlboro,
802-254-2181
Hours M W TH 9-2 - by appointment
o
Marriages copied from "The History of
the Town of
Cemeteries
Old
Hogback |
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James
Ball & Child |
First
Cemetery |
Clark
Warren |
Census Records
o Windham County Census Sources
Genealogy
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Michael
Roman's Ahnentafel
on some Windham County Families, including surnames of
Ball, Bruce, Charter, Joslin, Morel, Phillips, Stearns,Whitney. This Ahnentafel represents the ancestors of Hattie E.
J. Bruce of Newfane and Brattleboro, VT. Her ancestors were, for the most part,
early New England settlers, their roots extending back to England.
Biography
Military
SOLDIERS OF THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR BURIED IN MARLBORO |
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Thomas Adams |
Justus Aingus |
Zarager Bartlett |
Sylvester Bishop |
Elijah Bruce |
John Church |
James Cutler |
Boomer Jenks |
Phineas Mather |
Timothy Mather |
John Philips |
Amos Prouty |
Timothy Tomlin |
Jonathan Warren |
William Williams |
Jonas Whitney |
Nathaniel Whitney |
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Source: Soldiers of the
Revolutionary War Buried in Vermont |
Newspapers
Historical Societies
Libraries
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Marlboro College
Howard & Amy Rice
Marlboro, Vermont 05344
Phone: 802-258-9221
Fax: 802-257-4154
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P.M.)
Vacation hours M-F, 9-4
Librarian - Molly Brennan
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