Town records, 1737-1915

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Warner was number 1 in the line of towns from the Merrimack to the Connecticut river, and was granted by Massachusetts, January 16, 1735/6, to Thomas Stevens and others, many of whom were from Amesbury, Massachusetts. The town was called New Amesbury. It was granted by the Masonian Proprietors, March 14, 1749/50, to Richard Jenness and others, inhabitants of Rye, and called Jenness-town and Rye-town. It was regranted December 24, 1767, to Jonathan Barnard and others. Warner was incorporated September 3, 1774, and named in honor of Col. Jonathan Warner of Portsmouth. Kearsarge Gore was annexed June 13, 1818. For a copy of the Gore records, see volume 2, this series.

Volume 1 contains proprietors records 1737 and 1763 and vital statistics; volume 2 contains book labeled "1770 to 1816" and records of Kearsarge Gore "1794 to 1819"; volume 3 contains town records, school district book, inventories, and vital statistics.

Some pages are wanting.

Includes partial indexes.

Includes minutes, accounts, surveyors records, ear markings, inventories and tax lists, school records, and other miscellaneous records.

Also includes deaths for 1780-1889, marriages for 1772-1858 and births for 1750-1864.

Microfilm of transcripts at the State Capitol Building in Concord, New Hampshire and originals in the town of Warner, New Hampshire.

New Hampshire, Town Clerk, Vital and Town Records are available online, click here

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