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New London Vital Records Online New London Marriages to 1800 - Bailey New London Genealogy Related Sites

Susan Taylor has done a wonderful job over the years of creating and maintaining the New London town site since 1998.  She is ready to enjoy other activities, and we thank her for all her years of service, and wish her well in her retirement!  We will continue to maintain this site, and I am updating and making the site a little more mobile friendly.  New contributions may be, at your choice, housed on this town site, or on the New County CTGenWeb site. Thanks for visiting!  Pat Sabin, New London County CTGenWeb Coordinator.

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history

New London History

New London, located in southeastern CT at the mouth of the Thames River, is bounded on the north and west by Waterford, on the east by the Thames River and on the south by Long Island Sound. It covers 7.3 sq. miles and has a population of approx. 27,000.

The town, first settled in 1646, was founded by John Winthrop, the younger - son of the John Winthrop who led the second Puritan emigration from England. The town was named in 1658 and wasn't incorporated until 1784.

"During the American Revolution, it was an important base for privateers, and it was attacked and burned in 1781 by British forces led by the former American general Benedict Arnold." 1

Several towns in New London County were formed from sections of New London:

Today New London consists only of the city of New London, a thriving port with ship building and repair facilities and home of the US Coast Guard Academy and Connecticut College.

1  "New London," in Funk & Wagnalls New Encyclopedia, Vol. 17 (New York: Funk & Wagnalls, Inc., 1979), p. 304.

New London History site(s) on-line:

New London Welcomes you!

History of Starr Street

What Does the Custom House Mean to New London?

Historical Sites in New London, Connecticut

New London -- CT -- Facts -- History

The Rogerenes of  New London County, Connecticut

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Records

New London Records
Vital  Cemetery  Church  Divorce  Marriage   Probate

 

Vital Records:


IMPORTANT: Be aware, no public access for genealogy purposes to birth records of the last 100 years is allowed in the State of Connecticut unless you are a certified member of a Connecticut incorporated society such as Connecticut Society of Genealogists .  Only the following may access birth records (100 yrs. or less):

  1. New London Town and City Clerk's Office: c1750 - present records:
    • NOTE:  The town of New London with most of its civil records was burned during the Revolution
    • Vital Records: birth, marriage, death; Land Records; VA Records; Public Meetings' minutes; etc...
    • Cost:   $5.00 with SASE for a certified copy of birth, marriage or death record
    • City Clerk: Michael J. Tranchida
      New London City Clerk's Office
      New London City Hall
      181 State St., New London, CT 06320
      Open: 8:30-4:00 PM weekdays
      (860) 447-5205

  2. Department of Public Health: 1897-present: Birth, Deaths and Marriage.

  3. Connecticut State Library: VRs after 1865, Barbour Collection, Hale Collection, local newspapers before 1982, ...
  4. Online Vital Records of the town of New London
    • Complete transcriptions with hyperlinked indexes of the following Vital Record sources:
      • New London Vital Statistics Copy, Vol. 1
        [Woldf, Grace Shaw]. New London Vital Statistics from the Collated Copy from the Original Records, vol. 1 (S.I.: s. n., c1900?). Rebound copy in custody of the Memphis Public Library, Memphis, TN. Transcribed by Susan G. Taylor.
      • New London Town Records, Book 2
        Woldf, Grace Shaw, comp. New London, Connecticut Town Records, book second (S.I.: G.S. Woldf, c1900?). Rebound copy in custody of the Memphis Public Library, Memphis, TN. Transcribed by Pamela J. Taylor.

    • Barbour Collection, Town of New London:
      1. Complete transcription by Coralynn Brown of:
        New London, New London Co., CT, BARBOUR RECORDS
        Barbour Collection: Connecticut Vital Records, New London, New   London, Births-Marriages-Deaths, 1646-1854," compiled in 1921 under the supervision of Lucius Barbour, Connecticut Examiner of Public Records from 1911-1934, original MS collection in custody of the Connecticut State Library, Hartford, CT (FHL microfilm 0002975; Salt Lake City: Genealogical Society of Utah, 1949).
      2. Births in the Town of New London before 1730 from the Barbour Collection
        transcribed by Kathleen Baker 
      3. Look-up volunteer with access to this source.
      4. For more information about the Barbour Collection:
        Barbour Collection


Cemetery Records

Church Records

Divorces Decrees:

Marriage Records:

Probate Records:
  • New London Probate District (095)
    181 Captain's Walk, P.O.Box 148
    New London, CT 06320
    Judge Mathew H. Greene - Judge of Probate
    Clerk: Doris Sanders
    Telephone: 860-443-7121
    Fax: 860-437-8155
    Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9:00-4:00
  • CSL Probate Records Information

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New London Resources
Churches   Libraries, Societies and Museums
Local Government   Maps   General area information



churches

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libraries, societies, museums

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Maps

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Roll Call!

New London Roll Call!


Have you researched a New London family surname? Do you have a website with genealogy data on-line of a New London surname/family? If so come add your surname(s) to this listing with your website or E-mail address so others with similar interests may share. This listing will contain first the New London related surname and then the researcher's website or E-mail address. NOTE: Any new surname listings may be listed on the New London  County site, or on the Town site.


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STAPELIN/STAPLINS/STAPLIN/STAPLING

Cathy Cole: A Staplin (Stapelin} family

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Volunteers needed!!!

Do you have any New London, New London County or/and Connecticut resources such as published VRs, probate records, land records, burial records, church records, court records, histories, family genealogies, etc... in book, microfilm, or CD format? Please, contact me if you are interested in being a Look-up volunteer.

Do you have a website with any New London resources like transcripts of genealogies, VRs, or/and family genealogy charts, reports, etc... of New London families? Please contact me if you want a link on this site to yours.

Do you have any transcriptions of New London records or/and family genealogy reports in file format not up on the Internet anywhere? Please, contact me if you are willing to have them turned into a webpage(s) (HTML coded),  linked to this site and credited to you.

Please use subject: New London Volunteer.


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History

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Thank you, Susan Taylor, for all your many years of dedication to The CTGenWeb Project!!! 
New London (town) web site will continue to be a part of  New London County CTGenWeb,
The CTGenWeb and The USGenWeb Project

USGenWeb New London, CT, commenced 13 Apr 1999.
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Last Updated:  26-Nov-2009

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