Carver, Massachusetts
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== [http://www.carverma.org/ Town Hall] == | == [http://www.carverma.org/ Town Hall] == | ||
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'''8 February 1793:''' Bounds between Carver and Plympton established. | '''8 February 1793:''' Bounds between Carver and Plympton established. | ||
| − | '''20 January 1827:''' | + | '''20 January 1827:''' |
| − | '''24 March 1849:''' | + | '''24 March 1849:''' |
'''16 May 1901:''' Bounds between Carver and Wareham established. | '''16 May 1901:''' Bounds between Carver and Wareham established. | ||
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==== Biography ==== | ==== Biography ==== | ||
| − | ==== Cemeteries ==== | + | ==== Cemeteries <ref name="MaCem">[http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/49562661 ''A guide to Massachusetts cemeteries''] (Boston, Massachusetts: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2002), [FHL book 974.4 V37L 2002].</ref> ==== |
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| + | ;Central Cemetery (1811) | ||
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| + | Main Street | ||
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| + | ;East Carver Cemetery (1770) | ||
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| + | Rt 44, East Carver | ||
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| + | ;Lakenham Cemetery (aka North Cemetery) (1718) | ||
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| + | Center and Main Streets, North Carver | ||
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| + | ;Our Lady of Lourdes Parish (Catholic) Cemetery (1920) | ||
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| + | Center Street | ||
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| + | ;Union Cemetery (1777) | ||
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| + | Main Street, South Carver | ||
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| + | ;Wenham Road Cemetery (1770) | ||
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| + | Plymouth Street and Wenham Road, East Carver | ||
==== Church History and Records ==== | ==== Church History and Records ==== | ||
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Town Hall
108 Main Street
Carver, MA 02330
(508) 866-3400
Quick History
Named for John Carver, first Governor of Plymouth Colony.
Establishment and former town name(s) [1]
9 June 1790: Incorporated as a town, from part of Plympton, by State 1790, c2.
8 February 1793: Bounds between Carver and Plympton established.
20 January 1827:
24 March 1849:
16 May 1901: Bounds between Carver and Wareham established.
7 March 1921: Bounds between Carver and Middleborough established.
Archiac name: Mohootset
Section/Villages within the town: Annasnappet, Bate's Pond, East Carver, Ellis Furnace, John's Pond, North Carver, Popes Point, Quitticus, Shoestring District, South Carver, Wenham
Boundary Changes [1]
Neighboring Communities
Kingston | Middleborough | Plymouth | Plympton | Wareham
Resources
Biography
Cemeteries [2]
- Central Cemetery (1811)
Main Street
- East Carver Cemetery (1770)
Rt 44, East Carver
- Lakenham Cemetery (aka North Cemetery) (1718)
Center and Main Streets, North Carver
- Our Lady of Lourdes Parish (Catholic) Cemetery (1920)
Center Street
- Union Cemetery (1777)
Main Street, South Carver
- Wenham Road Cemetery (1770)
Plymouth Street and Wenham Road, East Carver
Church History and Records
Directories
History
Maps
Newspapers
Occupations
Societies, Libraries and Museums
Town Records
Vital Records
- Vital Records of Carver Massachusetts to the Year 1850 Google Books
Websites
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Historical data relating to counties, cities, and towns in Massachusetts (Boston, Massachusetts : New England Historic Genealogical Society, 1997), [FHL book 974.4 H2h 1997].
- ↑ A guide to Massachusetts cemeteries (Boston, Massachusetts: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2002), [FHL book 974.4 V37L 2002].
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