GENEALOGY

Forms for Genealogical Research

Click on the following links to download and print PDFs of basic forms used in genealogical research. The forms are made available by Ancestry.com.

• Pedigree Chart (ancestry Chart)
• Family Group Chart
• Correspondence Record
• Research Calendar
• Research Extract
• Source Summary

Census Extract Forms

Since each US Census is unique in nature, a separate form is included for each census year.

Download and print the following PDFs.

• 1790 Census
• 1800 Census
• 1810 Census
• 1820 Census
• 1830 Census
• 1840 Census
• 1850 Census
• 1850 Agricultural Census
• 1860 Census
• 1870 Census
• 1880 Census
• 1890 Census
• 1900 Census
• 1910 Census
• 1920 Census
• 1930 Census

Resources of Genealogical Interest

• Tucker’s History of Hartford, VT
• Vermont Cemetery and Burial Law
• Vermont Public Records Law
• Vermont Town Clerk Directory – 2008
• West Hartford Cemetery Index
• West Hartford Church Membership (1830 – 2006)
• Windsor County business directory, 1883
• Valley News Obituary Archive since 18 Mar 2006
• The Vermont Chronicle – Abstracts of marriage and death notices including Windsor County, 1826 – 1882 (check index for free; digitized copies available for fee)
• Center of Town Cemetery tombstone photos
• Delano-Savage Cemetery tombstone photos
• Tucker Cemetery tombstone photos
• Russtown Cemetery tombstone photos
• Wright’s Tomb tombstone photos
• old St.Anthony’s and South End Cemetery tombstone photos

Hartford Genealogy Resource Center

The Hartford Genealogy Resource Center at the Hartford Library is open during regular library hours and is staffed by Carole Haehnel on Fridays from 3:00 to 6:00 pm, or by appointment. For more information, please e-mail Carole at chaehnel151@comcast.net or call her at 802/295-3974.

Items available for researchers include:

• The Landmark (1882-1952) on microfilm, reader and printer available
• Printed genealogies and town histories
• Military resource books
• Hartford town reports
• Hartford High School yearbooks
• Indexes to Hartford birth, death, and burial transit records
• Church Records from Hartford, Wilder, West Hartford, and Dothan Churches
• Family files with newspaper clippings, obituaries, photographs, etc.

Work in Progress includes:

• Indexing cemeteries within Hartford
• Creating electronic, searchable databases of cemetery, church, and vital records

View a listing of our:

• Print and Microfilm Resources

• Electronic Resources

Volunteers are always needed! Please email us or call.

The HGRC is a joint project of the Hartford Library and the Hartford Historical Society and is funded by donations from researchers.