The following compilation of births, marriages, and deaths includes all entries found in Volumes 1 and 2 of existing Town Records. Entries have been prepared in condensed alphabetical form in which all essential particulars have been preserved. Marriages are listed under the names of both parties; duplicate entries have been eliminated; original spellings of names have been followed. It is suggested that all alphabetical arrangements of surnames be examined. With a few exceptions, the vital records range from 1781, to 1848. No notice of Intentions of Marriage is indicated in this book, since many of the actual marriages did not…
The following compilation of deaths includes all entries found in Volumes 1 and 2 of existing Town Records. Entries have been prepared in condensed alphabetical form in which all essential particulars have been preserved. It is suggested that all alphabetical arrangements of surnames be examined. With a few exceptions, the death records range from 1781, to 1848.
The following compilation of marriages includes all entries found in Volumes 1 and 2 of existing Town Records. Entries have been prepared in condensed alphabetical form in which all essential particulars have been preserved. Marriages are listed under the names of both parties; duplicate entries have been eliminated; original spellings of names have been followed. It is suggested that all alphabetical arrangements of surnames be examined. With a few exceptions, the marriage records range from 1781, to 1848. No notice of Intentions of marriage is indicated in this book, since many of the actual marriages did not take place in…
The following compilation of births includes all entries found in Volumes 1 and 2 of existing Town Records. Entries have been prepared in condensed alphabetical form in which all essential particulars have been preserved. It is suggested that all alphabetical arrangements of surnames be examined. With a few exceptions, the Vital Records range from 1781, to 1850.
This cemetery, the oldest in Sterling, was designated around 1736 as the burial ground for the “Second Precinct of Lancaster,” later known as “Chocksett” before the town’s incorporation in 1781. It is situated between Clinton Road (Route 62) and Maple Street, near the town’s center.
Genealogists are fortunate for the abundance of records available for ancestors who settled the jurisdiction of Southborough. The Town Clerk and local historical society have been busy scanning and placing the town records online and opening up access to images of the original records still existing. we can only hope more townships will do the same! To this collection we’ve added the links to FamilySearch items which differ from the scanned records of the two entities.