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This page lists unclassified genealogy links. For additional genealogy related links please see these other related pages:   New Hampshire Marriage Records  New Hampshire Divorce Records  New Hampshire Birth Records  New Hampshire Death Records

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City of Franklin Library Database

Search the City of Franklin library databases including genealogy, newspapers, magazines, consumer health, local news and events, and general reference materials. A City of Franklin library card and and an online account are required to access these resources.

Genealogy Records

View Merrimack County genealogy records such as cemeteries, marriage records, obituaries, and more.

Town of Dunbarton Library Databases

Search the Town of Dunbarton online library databases and genealogy resources, including family histories, old town reports from 1860, finances, legal and taxes, and other general reference databases.

Town of Hooksett Library Databases

Search the Town of Hooksett library databases including genealogy, newspapers, magazines, and general reference materials. A Hooksett Public Library card is required to access these resources.

Town of Hopkinton Library Databases

Search the Town of Hopkinton library databases including genealogy, newspapers, journals, consumer reports, and medical information. A Hopkinton Town Library card is required to access these resources.

Town of New London Archives

View information about available records from the Town of New London Archives including family records, letters, scrapbooks, obituaries, and genealogies.
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Town of New London Library Databases

Search the Town of New London library databases including genealogy, newspapers, magazines, and general reference materials. A Tracy Memorial Library card is required to access these resources.

Town of Salisbury Library Databases

Search the Town of Salisbury library databases including genealogy, newspapers, journals, and magazines. A Salisbury Free Library card is required to access these resources.

Town of Warner Cemetery Records

View the Town of Warner cemetery burial records sorted alphabetically by last name for each cemetery.

Town of Warner Library Databases

Search the Town of Warner library databases including genealogy resources, newspapers, magazines, and language learning. A Pillsbury Free Library card is required to access these resources.

Town of Webster Library Databases

Search the Town of Webster library databases including genealogy, newspapers, journals, and general reference materials. A Webster Free Public Library card is required to access these resources.

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