Records of births, marriages, and deaths, 1639-1902 ; indexes to births, marriages, and deaths, 1639-1914
- New Haven (Connecticut). Registrar of Vital Statistics (Main Author)
- New Haven (Connecticut). Town Clerk (Added Author)
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Microfilm of original records in the town hall, New Haven, Connecticut.
Before 1852 records were kept by the town clerk.
Volumes 1-3 include some records of earmarks, strays, other miscellaneous town records.
Additional indexes are found within volumes 28-46.
Index to births 1750-1878, contains some page references to volume 1 which are not accurate for this set of records. For index to this volume, prefer Index to volume 1, births, marriages, deaths, 1639-1754.
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