USA > Vermont > Outlines of the geography, natural and civil history and constitution of Vermont. Also the Constitution of the United States. with notes and queries > Part 3
Note: The text from this book was generated using artificial intelligence so there may be some errors. The full pages can be found on Archive.org (link on the Part 1 page).
Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 | Part 4 | Part 5 | Part 6 | Part 7 | Part 8 | Part 9 | Part 10 | Part 11 | Part 12 | Part 13 | Part 14 | Part 15 | Part 16 | Part 17 | Part 18 | Part 19 | Part 20 | Part 21
Questions. 1770847
How many counties in Vermont ? Repeat their names in alpha- betical order. Bound Addison county. How many towns has it? Name them. How long is this county ? How wide? llow is it principally watered ? What can you say of the land on this river ? What of the cast part of the county ? Of the west part ? Which is the shire town ? How situated ? Most wealthy and populous town ? For what is it distinguished ? What college and when es- tabli-hed ? What have originated here ? What deserves special notice ? What facilities bas this town ? What minerals ? is the soil good ? What town is next in wealth and population? Where situated ? For what noted ? What city in this county ? Its size ? For what was it formerly distinguished ? What falls in this city ? Hlas the place gained in importance of late? Where has a mineral spring been discovered ? {Bound the towns from the out- line ma p.]
36
GEOGRAPHY AND HISTORY OF VERMONT.
Torse Fi
Rupert Dorset
Peru
Sand-
gate
Manchester
Winhall
Arlington
Sunderland
8
COUNTY
Benning
Woodford
Searsburg
Pownal
Stamford"
0
Readsboro'
Y
LESSON XIII.
Bennington County. -
BENNINGTON COUNTY is in the south-western part of Ver- mont, and is bounded on the north by Rutland county, east by Windsor and Windham counties, south by Massachu- setts and west by New York. It is thirty-nine miles long, and twenty wide at the northern part. 'In the county are the following towns, seventeen in number :
INGTON
Shafts bury
Glasten bury
C
igton
37
GEOGRAPHY AND HISTORY OF VERMONT.
Population.
Grand List.
Towns.
1850.
1860.
1863.
Arlington,
1084
1146
$4917 46
Bennington,.
3923
4389.
12420 95
Dorset
1700
2090.
4883 71
Glastenbury
52
47
222 86
Landgrove,.
337
320
653 38
Manchester,
1782.
1688
6237 14
Peru,.
567
513
1391 17
Pownal,
1742
1731
5451 60
Readsboro,
857
930
1532 69
Rupert,
1101
1103.
4237 36
Sandgate,
850
805.
1790 31
Searsburgh
201
262
391 88
Shaftsbury, 1896
1936.
6057 00
Stamford,.
833
759.
1885 90
Sunderland,
479
567
1439 69
Winhall,
762
741
1613 62
Woodford,.
123
379
861 61
This county was settled very carly, June 17th, 1761. It was most noted for warlike operations, during the war of the Revolution. It is mostly mountainous and broken. The mountains are not very high. The streams and rivers run from it in almost all directions. Hoosic, Battenkill. and Pawlet rivers have their head branches chiefly in this county, and run westerly. Otter Creek runs northerly. Some of the head branches of West river are formed here, and flow easterly into the Connecticut. Deerfield river runs southerly. These streams afford excellent opportuni- ties for mills. The land, where it is not mountainous, is excellent, and yields a rich harvest to the husbandman. It contains a large quantity of marble, iron, and some manga- nese.
The courts are held in two places, which are called half- shire towns. These are Bemmington and Manchester. Bennington is the most wealthy and populous town in the county, and is exceeded by only a few in the state. It has two large villages, and some smaller ones. It contains a large number of professional men. The town has furnished the state with several able officers. The inhabitants have the benefit of good water power. The town has, for a long time, been a place of considerable business. It had a pow-
38
GEOGRAPHY AND HISTORY OF VERMONT.
erful influence in the early contests with New York, and in the war of the Revolution. Bennington battle was fought near this town, the success of which was so important in preparing the way for the eventual overthrow of Burgoyne and his army.
Manchester, half-shire with Bentiington, is a thriving town, and celebrated for one of the best schools in the state. Marble of good quality occurs here, and is wrought to con- siderable extent. Dorset is next to Bennington in popula- tion, and Shaftsbury next to Manchester in wealth. Min- eral springs occur at Shaftsbury and Arlington.
Questions.
Where is Bennington county situated ? How bounded ? length and width ? Number of towns? What are their names ? For what is this county noted? Is it mountainous ? What can you ich respecting the streams ? What do these streams afford ? 1, the laiet good in this county ? What minerals exist here ? Where are the courts held ? What are these towns called ? Which is the most wehly and populous towa? What is said respecting its inhabitants ? Was it influential in the contests with New York ? What important battle was fought near this town ? What is said respecting Manchester ? What of Dorset and Shaftsbury ? What towns bave mineral springs ? | Look at the outline map and give the situation of each town. |
GEOGRAPHY AND HISTORY OF VERMONT.
39
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
Newark
Sheffield
Sutton
Burke.
Hardwick
Lyn don.
Kirby
Walden. 1
St. Johnsbury
Danville.
Peacham.
Waterford
N3HGOO GORE.
Harris
Gore. Q
Groton
Ryegate.
LESSON XIV.
Caledonia County.
CALEDONIA COUNTY is bounded northeast by Essex county, east by Connecticut river, south by Orange, and west by Washington county, and northwest by Orleans county. It contains sixteen towns and two gores, viz :
Towas.
Population.
1850. 1860.
Gran 1 List. 1863.
Barnet,
2521 1994
$6915 08
Purke, .
1103
1138 3356 80
Danville, 2577 2544. 73 15 07
Wheelock.
-
Barnet,
40
GEOGRAPHY AND HISTORY OF VERMONT.
Population.
Tawas
1850.
Grand List. 1861.
Goshen Gore by Wheelock. 183
516 30
Groton, .
595
2266 76
Harris Gore
10
62 05
Hardwick,
102
1369
1915 76
Kirby,
500
173.
1594 95
Lyndon,
1752.
1695.
6117 85
Newark,
131
567
1171 09
Peacham,
1377
1217
4628 59
Ryegate,.
1606.
1098
3887 22
Sheffield,
797
826.
1703 66
St. Johnsbury,
2758
3:69.
12661 66
Sutton,
1001
987
2430 60
Walden, ..
910
1099
2672 57
Waterford,
1171
1337 33
Wheelock,
855
832
120 70
The length of the county is about forty miles ; the breadth about thirty. The western part is mountainous, and many of the towns are elevated, but still admit of successful cul- tivation. The eastern part is an excellent farming country, and the land lying on the Passumpsie river is very easily cultivated. The Passumpsic and some smaller streams water the east part and the head branches of Winooski and Lamoille rivers, the western part. Sc. Johnsbury is the shire town, and has the most wealth and the largest number of inhabitants. It has been a highly prosperous town during the last twenty-five years. 'The great Scale manufactory established here by the Messrs. Fairbanks, has added very materially to its prosperity. Their seales are known and valued in all parts of Europe as well as Amer- ica, for their accuracy and adaptation to weigh the largest as well as the smallest articles The town has been greatly benefitted by the abundant means provided for supplying religious instruction and educational advantages. The
Academy ranks among the best in the state. The railroad has added very much to the prosperity of the town, as well as the county. Danville, till lately the shire town, is next in wealth and population. Though elevated, it is still a most . xcellent farming town, the productiveness of the soil
NoTr -Since the lotegoing map and table were prepared, Goshen and Harris Gores Hive been annexed to Washington county.
41
GEOGRAPHY AND HISTORY OF VERMONT.
being exceeded by few, if any, in the state. Barnet, Lyn- don, Hardwick and Peacham are all important and excellent agricultural towns. The Academy in Peacham is one of the oldest in the state.
Questions.
How is Caledonia county bounded ? How many towns has it ? What are their names ? What is the length of the county ? Its breadth ? Which part is mountainous ? Is it generally elevated ? What is said of the eastern part ? By what streams is the county watered ? Which is the shire town ? Largest and most wealthy town ? What is said respecting St. Johnsbury ? What important manufactory exists here ? What other circumstances have bene- fitted the town ? What is said of Danville ? What other towns are mentioned ? [ Describe the towns by the outline map.]
42
GEOGRAPHIY AND HISTORY OF VERMONT.
Milton
Westford
Calches
ter
Essex
Jericho
Williston
St.
Shelburne
George
Richmond
Bolton
Charlotte (Hinesburgh
Huntington
CHITTENI COUNTY.
GORE
BUEL'S"
LESSON XV.
Chittenden County.
CHITTENDEN COUNTY is in the western part of Vermont, and is bounded north by Franklin and Lamoille counties, east by Lamoille and Washington counties, south by Addi- son county, and west by lake Champlain. It has fifteen towns and one gore, viz ;
Tuderhill
lington
43
GEOGRAPHY AND HISTORY OF VERMONT.
Towns.
1850
1860.
Grand List. 1863.
Bolton,
602
645
$1182 28
Buel's Gore,.
18.
35
125 95
Burlington,. .
1685
7713
19454 83
Charlotte,
1634
1589
6165 96
Colchester,
2575
3041
6870 93
Essex
2052
1906.
4666 67
Hinesburgh,
1831
1702
5324 92
885
862
2521 62
Huntington Jericho,
1837
1669
5234 64
Miltou, .
2451
1963
6839 83
Richmond,
1153
1400
3887 48
Shelburne, .
1257
1178.
4227 24
St. George
127
121
107 92
Underhill
1599
1637
3471 70
Westford,
1458.
1231
3277 68
Williston,
1669
1479
1578 49
This county is thirty miles from north to south and twen- ty-two from east to west. Winooski river flows through the middle of the county, the Lamoille crosses the northwest corner, and the Laplott and other streams water the south- ern part. The land is generally low near the lake. In
other parts it is hilly, though not mountainous. The soil is various ; in some places it is sandy and not very produc- tive ; in other parts rich and fertile. Perhaps there is no better land in the country than the intervals on the Wi- nooski river. Burlington, the seat of the University of Ver- mont, which has long been an honor to the state, is the shire town. It is both the most populous and wealthy town in
the county, and in the state except Rutland. It is beauti-
fully situated on the lake, and has a good harbor, with a break-water. The Central and Rutland railroads connect here, and the amount of business done is very large. The lumber-yard is more extensive than in any inland town of New England, and exceeded by few only in the country. All the steamboats, and most of the ships that do business on the lake, frequent the wharves. From the College, sit- uated in the upper part of the town, one of the most de- lightful prospects is presented, which can be enjoyed in the country. The lake with its steamers and vessels, the Adi- rondack Mountains of New York, and the Green Mountains
Population.
44
GEOGRAPHY AND HISTORY OF VERMONT.
of Vermont, are no where seen to better advantage. Be- sides the College, the town enjoys the benefit of several schools of high order. The citizens are intelligent, and many of them wealthy.
Colchester, Charlotte and Milton, are all thriving towns of considerable wealth. Colchester ranks second in popula- tion.
Question ..
How is Chittenden county bounded ? Number of towns ? Name them ? Length and width of the county ? What rivers run through it? What is said of the land near the lake ? What of other parts ? Describe the soil ? What is the character of the soil on the intervals? Which is the shire town ? What literary institution in Burlington ? Describe Burlington ? What rail- roads connect here ? What is said of the huuber-yard ?
The prospect from the college ? What other important towns ? Which is next to Burlington in population ? [Describe the towns from the outline map. |
45
GEOGRAPHY AND HISTORY OF VERMONT.
Norton
ana an
WARNER'S
GRANT.
Avery's
Averill
WARREN'S
GORE
Gore
Lemington
Lewis
Brightor
Bloomfield
Ferdinand
wick
East Haven
Granby
fuildhan
Concord
ESSE
COUNT
LESSON. XVI.
Essex County.
ESSEX COUNTY lies in the northeastern part of the state. It is bounded north by Canada East, east by low water
Bruns
Maidstone
Victory
46
GEOGRAPHY AND HISTORY OF VERMONT.
mark on the western bank of Connectient river, which sep- arates it from New Hampshire ; south by the same river, southwest by Caledonia county, and west by Orleans county.
It is about forty-five miles in length and twenty-three in width. It is the least populous county in the State except Grand Isle. The number of towns is sixteen, besides three gores, viz :
Population.
Towns.
1850
1860.
Grand List. 1863
Avery's Gore,
$16 29
Averill.
7.
12.
42 10
Bloomfield,
211
320.
992 87
Brighton,
193
945.
1638 50
Brunswick ,
119
212
605 81
Canaan,
471
408
1107 63
Concord
1153
1291
4158 34
East Ilaven,.
94
136.
584 58
Ferdinand,
34.
212 57
Granby,
127
132
385 79
Guildhall,
501
552.
1326 32
Lemington,
187
207 558 57
Lewis,
117 00
Lunenburg,
1123
1034
2650 73
Maidstone,
237
259
836 73
Norton,
32
93 84
Victory,
168
212
549 83
Warner's Grant,
5 00
Warren's Gore,
19 72
Some townships are not organized as yet. There are no large streams. Nulhegan river is the largest that is wholly within the county. Willard's brook, Paul's river, Mill brook, and Neal's brook are in the eastern part. The head branches of Moose, Passumpsie and Clyde rivers water the western part. This county, except the part on the Connec- ticut river, is mostly elevated. The rock is more largely granite than in any other part of the state. The soil is fer- tile when first brought under cultivation, but the great de- ficiency of limestone is injurious. The soil deteriorates more under cultivation, except on intervals, than in any other county on the east side of the principal range of the Green Mountains. Concord and Lunenburgh are the wealthiest towns. Guildhall is the shire town. Brighton
47
GEOGRAPHY AND HISTORY OF VERMONT.
has the benefit of machine shops on the railroad, and is rap- idly increasing in importance. The Atlantic and St Law- rence railroad crosses the county from Bloomfield to Norton, and is greatly beneficial to the northern part of the county.
The first school for the education of instructors, in the United States, was established in this county, at Concord, in 1823. At Brunswick is a mineral spring, quite cele- brated as efficacious in the cure of various diseases.
Questions.
Where is Essex county situated ? How is it bounded ? How many towns has it ? What are their names ? Are all the town- ships organized ? Are the streams large? What streams in the eastern part ? What in the western part? Is it hilly ? Is the soil fertile ? Which is the shire town ? Which are the most wealthy and populous towns ? What is said of Brighton ? What of the soil generally ? Where is there a mineral spring of impor- tance ?
48
GEOGRAPHY AND HISTORY OF VERMONT.
Franklin.
Berkshire.
Richforu.
Enosburgh.
Sheldon.
Montoonis
ery
St. Albans.
Fairfield.
Avery's Gore
Georgi
Fletcher.
Fairfax.
LESSON XVII.
Franklin County.
FRANKLIN COUNTY lies in the northwestern part of the state, and is bounded north by Canada East, east by Orleans county, south by Chittenden county, and west by lake Champlain. It contains fourteen towns and one gore, viz :
Tolớns.
1850.
1860.
Grand List. 1863.
Avery's Gore,.
48.
$64 75
Bakersfield,
1523 1.451
3643 58
Berkshire,
1955
1890 4046 17
Enosburgh,
2009
2066.
4525 90
Fairfax,. 2111. 1987
4229 82
Fairfield,
2591.
2497
5967 44
Fletcher,
1084
916.
2339 62
Franklin, 1616.
1781
4068 01
Georgia, 2686
1547
5017 48
Highgate,
2653.
2526.
5410 74
Montgomery, 1001
1262
2143 69
Richford, 1074.
1338
2325 44
Sheldon,.
1814.
1655. 4261 78
St Albans,
3567
3637.
12773 48
Swanton, 821 2678
6067 59
Highgate.
Swanton.
kersfield.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Population.
49
GEOGRAPHY AND HISTORY OF VERMONT.
This county extends about thirty-three miles from north to south, and thirty-four from east to west. In the eastern part the land is high and broken ; in the western, it is more level, and the farmer reaps abundant harvests of grass, corn and grain. The Missisco river runs westward, and with its branches, waters all the northern part of the county. The Lamoille and its branches water the southern part. These streams afford many fine opportunities for the erection of mills and factories. St. Albans is the shire town, and also the most populous and wealthy. The principal village is two or three miles east of the lake, though the town extends to the shore, where there is a smaller village. The town is largely benefitted by the Vermont and Canada Railroad, which connects with the Central at Essex Junction. The churches and other public buildings display the good taste and wealth of the inhabitants. Machine shops of the Vt. Central Railroad have been recently erected at St. Albans, which will add considerably to the business and popu- lation of the place. Few towns in the state have a more delightful location.
Swanton ranks next to St. Albans in wealth and popula- tion. Fairfield is next to Swanton in wealth, and Highgate in population. Iron ore occurs in Sheldon, Milton, St. Al- bans and Berkshire. Marble occurs in Swanton, Highgate, and St. Albans,-well adapted to make excellent building stone. A valuable mineral spring is found at Highgate, and is much frequented.
Questions.
Where is Franklin county situated ? How is it bounded ? Ninn- ber of towns ? Name them. How long and wide is the county ? Describe the surface in the eastern part? Western part ? What rivers water the county ? Shire town ? Most populous and wealthy town ? Describe St. Albans. What benefits the town particularly ? Which towns rank next in wealth and population ? What towns have iron ore ? Where is marble found ? [ Describe the towns from the outline map. }
50
GEOGRAPHY AND HISTORY OF VERMONT.
LESSON XVIII. Grand Isle and Lamoille Counties.
OUTLINE MAP
GRAND ISLE COUNTY, excepting GRAND ISLE COUNTY.one town. is surrounded by the waters of lake Champlain. It is bounded Alburgh. north by Canada East, on the north line of Alburgh, and the rest of the county is composed of islands, which are situated in the lake. It contains five towns, as follows :
Isle La Motte.
North Hero.
Grand
Isle
South
Hero.
Population. Grand List.
Towns. 1850. 1860.
1863.
Alburgh, . . . . . . 1568. . . 1793. .. $4396 26
Grand Isle,. 666 ... 708 ... 2537 94
Isle la Motte. .. 476 ... 564 ... 961 49
North Hero, ... 730 . 594. .. 1860 97
South Ilero, ... . 705. . . 617. .. 2175 95
It extends south from the Canada line twenty-eight miles. It is about five miles in width. The streams are all small, and do not afford any good mill sites. The surface of the ground is more generally level, than in any other county, having no very high land in any part. The geology of the county is its most interesting feature.
Gray and black marble found in Isle La Motte, have, for many years, been quarried to a very large extent. Much was obtained from this island to aid in the construction of the Victoria bridge and other works in Canada. More than 500,000 feet of marble have been sold annually from a single quarry, for several years in succession. The demand is increasing. Many beautiful specimens containing or- ganic remains are obtained, of great interest to the geolo- gist. Quite an interesting cabinet might be procured in the county. The mineral springs at Alburgh, near the railroad,
4
51
GEOGRAPHY AND HISTORY OF VERMONT.
have great celebrity, and are visited by large numbers every year. The islands are very favorable to fruit, and excellent apples are grown. The soil is highly productive, yielding fine crops. North Hero and South Ilero were formerly called the " two Heroes," being named for Ethan Allen and Samuel Herrick, two heorie men who were very famous in the early history of Vermont.
LAMOILLE COUNTY
Waterville
Belvidere
Ede
Johnson
Cambridge
Hydepark
Wolcott
Morristown
Słowe
Elmore
LAMOILLE COUNTY is bounded north by Franklin and Orleans counties, east by Orleans and Washington, south by Washington and Chittenden, and west by Chittenden and Franklin. It extends about twenty seven miles from north to south, and is about the same number of miles in width. This county was organized in 1836, by taking parts of the surrounding counties. It is wholly watered by the Lamoille river and its tributaries. The number of towns are ten, as follows :
52
GEOGRAPHY AND HISTORY OF VERMONT.
Population.
Grand List.
Towns.
1850.
1860.
1863.
Belvidere,
256
366
$687 54
Cambridge,.
1849
1784
64-44 73
Eden,. . .
668
919.
1767 63
Elmore, ..
501
602.
1317 04
Hydepark,
1107
1409
3635 25
Johnson,
1381
1526.
4184 02
Morristown,
1441
1751
4554 42
Stowe,
1771
2046
5639 04
Waterville,
753
747
1450 87
Wolcott,
909
1161
2103 88
It contains some very good land, especially in Stowe, and on the intervals of the Lamoille river and its branches. Stowe is most populous, and Cambridge the wealthiest town. Morristown and Johnson are next in wealth and population. The western part is mountainous.
Hydepark, the shire town, is situated in the centre of the county. The only newspaper in the county is published here. This county has rapidly increased in population and wealth during the last ten years. At Morrisville, Jolinson and Waterville, the water power is very valuable. Iron ore occurs in several towns. Lead ore is found at Morris- town and Johnson. The beautiful scenery of Mansfield Mountain attracts many visitors yearly.
Questions.
How is Grand Isle county situated ? By what is it chiefly sur- rounded ? Number of towns ? Their names ? Extent of the county. What is said of the streams ? The surface and soil ? Where is gray and black marble found ? What works in Canada have been partially constructed of this marble? How many feet have sometimes been sold in one year ? What can you say re- specting the mineral springs at Alburgh ? For what are the islands favorable ? Which is the shire town ! For whom were North and South Hero named ?
Bound Lamoille county. What i its extent ? How watered ? When was it organized ? From what was it formed ? Number of towns ? Name them. Where is the land especially good ? Most populous town ? Which is the wealthiest ? Next in wealth and population ? Describe the western part. Which is the shire town and where situated ? Has the county been gaining in wealth and population ? What ores are found ? Bound the towns from the map.
GEOGRAPHY AND HISTORY OF VERMONT.
53
1
Williasuistown
Washington
Corinth
Bradford
-
Brookfield
Cholsoa
Vorshire
/ West Fairloo
Fairloo
Stafford
--
Phobie
1
ORANGE
COUNTY,
LESSON XIX. Orange County.
ORANGE COUNTY lies in the castern part of the state, about half way between the northern and southern bound- aries. It is bounded worth by Caledonia county, east by Connecticut river, south by Windsor county, and west by Washington and Addison countit ..
The number of towns is sevent. en, viz :
1.14 I'. . . . :
1. 1.
Bradford!
1728 $5197 87
Braintree,
1000 17 Brookfield,
521 5049 59
958 51.9 06
1906
1627
Corinth, Fuirico, 575, 549 2150 28
Grange
"L'opsl
Nowbury
1
1
-
Braintree
0
54
GEOGRAPHY AND HISTORY OF VERMONT.
Population.
Towns.
1850.
1860.
Grand List. 1863.
Newbury,
2984
2549
9355 04
Orange,
.1007
936
2501 69
Randolph
2666
2502
9664 90
Strafford,
1540
1506
5627 46
'Thetford,
2016.
1876
6459 60
Topsham,.
1668
1662
4233 54
Tunbridge,
1786.
1546
4962 77
Vershire,.
1071.
1051.
3310 70
Washington,
1348
1249
3153 19
West Fairlec,.
696.
830
1967 19
Williamstown,
1152
1377
4658 65
The length of the county is thirty-four miles, and the breadth twenty-eight. Ile streams are mostly,small. Sev- eral branches of White river water the southern part. Ompompanoosuc river waters the southeastern, and Waits river the northeastern part. Wells river runs across the northeast corner of the county.
In the western part the towns border on the Green Moun- tains, and the whole county is hilly. It is smaller than some other counties, but is quite wealthy in proportion to its size. The soil is generally good, and the farmer is well repaid for his toil. Lead ore is found in Thetford. Copper ore abounds in Vershire and Corinth, and sulphuret of iron in Strafford. From the sulphuret of iron large quantities of copperas are manufactured, enough probably to supply the world. The waste material after leaching to procure the sulphate of iron or copperas, has till recently been regarded as worthless. But recent experiments prove that it may be converted into a valuable paint, and arrangements are commenced for its manufacture. It is said to contain more body and require less oil than ochre paint. But this re- mains to be proved by more extensive trial. It is also as- serted that colcothar of vitriol and eroeus of Mars, used by manufacturers of fine steel articles, and by opticians for polishing the specula of reflecting telescopes, is found in abundance. Tripoli, also, is obtained. The vast heaps of waste from the copperas works contain sulphuric acid, that may be used to advantage as a manure. Copper ore is pro-
55
GEOGRAPHY AND HISTORY OF VERMONT.
cured in the same mine that has long been wrought for the manufacture of copperas.
Chelsea is the shire town of the county. Randolph is the most wealthy, and Newbury has the largest population. It contains a flourishing seminary and collegiate institute, of great value to the place. Thetford has long enjoyed the benefit of an excellent school. Randolph and Bradford have flourishing academies. The soil in the county is very pro- ductive. Valuable mineral springs occur at Newbury, Williamstown, Tunbridge and Randolph.
Need help finding more records? Try our genealogical records directory which has more than 1 million sources to help you more easily locate the available records.