Town records, 1749-1852

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Rindge was granted by Massachusetts, February 3, 1736/7, to inhabitants of Rowley, Massachusetts, who were in the Canada expedition, and was called Rowley - Canada. It was granted by the Masion Proprietors, February 14, 1749/50, to Soloman Stewart and others, and was known as Monadnock no. 1 or South Monadnock. It was incorporated as Rindge, February 11, 1768, and named in honor of Daniel Rindge. The link between Rindge and Fitzwilliam was established June 17, 1847.

Volume 1 contains town records 1768-1796; Volumes 2-3 contains town records; Volume 4 contains volume 6; Volume 5 contains volume 5; Volume 6 contains proprietor's records and vital statistics.

Some pages wanting.

Includes minutes, surveyors records, accounts, inventory and tax lists, and ear markings.

Also includes deaths 1775-1862, marriages 1750-1850 and births 1720- 1866.

Microfilm of transcripts at the State Capitol Building in Concord, New Hampshire.

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