Pease Public Library Archives website
Our new archives website contains all our digitized materials in a searchable format. You can browse our Photograph Collection and our Pemigewasset Women's Club Collection yearbooks.
Pease Public Library on the Internet Archive
Genealogy
Historical Markers and Places in Grafton County, NH
New Hampshire Historical Highway Markers and places of the National Register of Historic Places in Grafton County. Created by Rebecca White, 2019.
The Rosalie Downing and Elsa Turmelle New Hampshire Room
New Hampshire Room Inventory
Finding Aids
Pemigewasset Woman's Club
Vertical Files
Pandemic Newspaper Collection
Photograph Collection
Nathaniel Peabody Rogers, 1794-1846
Complied lists of resources about local abolitionist Nathaniel Peadbody Rogers.
Online Resources
The Rogers Family Collection at Lamson Library, Plymouth State University
Herald of Freedom
Noyes Academy
Online Resources
Complied Lists of Local History Resources Found in Other Online Libraries and Archives
Women's Suffrage Resources
Thomas Parnell Beach Resources
NH Town and County Histories
Plymouth Town Reports
In the table below are digitized Town Reports from the Internet Archive.
Available through the Town of Plymouth's website:
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Ezra S. Stearns
Ezra S. Stearns was born and died in Ringe, New Hampshire. He was a politician, teacher, historian, and author. He is best known in town as the author of History of Plymouth, New Hampshire published in 1906. He also wrote histories for other towns in New England. For online access to this other publications please follow the link provided. Copies of History of Plymouth, New Hampshrie are also in the NH Room and in circulating nonfiction.
https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/008650813?type[]=all&lookfor[]=5956338&ft=
Plymouth, Grafton County, N.H. 1883
Bird's Eye View Map of Plymouth by Poole & Norris. We have a wonderful framed copy downstairs and there is this digital version currently housed at the Boston Public Library.
Click on image to see full item record.
Plymouth New Hampshire in Photographs
These photographs were gathered from the Plymouth Historical Society by William Nicholson and all reproduced by him. The volumes were assembled by Nancy Bird and Robert Olmstead, volunteers of the Pease Public Library. Photographs scanned and uploaded to Internet Archive by Rebecca White.
Internet Archive
Plymouth Area Cemetery Records
Transcribed and compiled by Norton R. Bagley and Michael O. Vacca; scanned by Rebecca White
Volume 1: Index to All Plymouth Records
Title Page and Introduction
Last Names A-Fr
Last Names Fre-Knowles
Last Names Kn-Ni
Last Names No-Sul
Last Names Sul-Z
Last Names A-Fr
Last Names Fre-Knowles
Last Names Kn-Ni
Last Names No-Sul
Last Names Sul-Z
Volume 2: Riverside Cemetery Records
Title Page and Introduction
Map of Riverside Cemetery
1987 Index
Last Names A-Z
Maiden Name Index
1987 Index Individual Graves
North Part
Map of Riverside Cemetery
1987 Index
Last Names A-Z
Maiden Name Index
1987 Index Individual Graves
North Part
South Part 3rd Division to 4th Division and burials without inscriptions
1983 Index
1983 Index A-Z
1983 Index Individual Graves
North Part 1st Division to 2nd Division
North Part 2nd Division to 4th Division
North Part 4th Division to South Part 2nd Division
South Part 2nd Division to 3rd Division
South Part 3rd Division to 4th Division
South Part 4th Division and graves without inscriptions
1983 Index
1983 Index A-Z
1983 Index Individual Graves
North Part 1st Division to 2nd Division
North Part 2nd Division to 4th Division
North Part 4th Division to South Part 2nd Division
South Part 2nd Division to 3rd Division
South Part 3rd Division to 4th Division
South Part 4th Division and graves without inscriptions
Volume 3: All But Riverside
Title Page and Introduction
1987 Revised Version
1983 Version
Undated List
Sargent List
X List
Cemetery Accounts 1899-1927
1987 Revised Version
1983 Version
Undated List
Sargent List
X List
Cemetery Accounts 1899-1927
Volume 4: Holderness, Bridgewater, Ellsworth, Campton, Thornton, Rumney, Wentworth, and Hebron
Holderness
Volume 5: Ashland
Vital Records of Plymouth, NH
Arranged by Last Name, 1863-1965
Transcribed and compiled by Norton R. Bagley and Michael O. Vacca; scanned by Rebecca White
Volume 1: 1863-1900
1. A-B 2. C-D 3. E-H 4. I-L 5.M 6.N-R 7.S-Z
Volume 2: 1901-1939
Volume 3: 1940-1967, A-H
Volume 4: 1940-1967, I-Z
Title Page and Introduction1.I-L 2. M-O 3. P-R 4. S 5. T-Z
Arranged By Year
Transcribed and compiled by Norton R. Bagley and Michael O. Vacca books 1-9, Nancy Bird books 10 and 11; scanned by Rebecca White
Book 1: 1763-1900
1. Births 2. Marriages 3. Marriages (Wives List) 4. Deaths 5. Family Lists
Volume 2: 1850-1900
1. Births 2. Maiden Names 3. Marriage Records 4. Index of Brides 5. Fathers of Brides and Grooms 6. Mothers of Brides and Grooms 7. Deaths 8. Index of Fathers 9. Index of Maiden Names 10. History of Plymouth Sponsors
Book 2: 1900-1913
1.Birth Index 2. Index of Maiden Name Births 3. Births 4. Marriage Index 5. Marriages 6. Death Index 7. Deaths
Volume 4: Mid 1907-1913
1. Birth Index 2. Index of Maiden Name Births 3. Births 4. Marriage Index 5. Marriages
6. Death Index 7. Deaths
Book 3: 1914-1926
Volume 5: 1914-19201. Birth Index 2. Index of Maiden Name Births 3. Births 4. Marriage Index 5. Maiden Name Index 6. Marriages 7. Death Index 8. Deaths- Maiden Names 9. Deaths
Volume 6: 1921-1926
1. Birth Index 2. Index of Maiden Name Births 3. Births 4. Marriage Index 5. Maiden Name Index 6. Marriages 7. Death Index 8. Deaths- Maiden Names 9. Deaths
Book 4: 1927-1935
1. Birth Index 2. Index of Maiden Name Births 3. Births 4. Marriage Index 5. Maiden Name Index 6. Marriages 7. Death Index 8. Deaths- Maiden Names 9. Deaths
Volume 8: 1932-1935
1. Birth Index 2. Index of Maiden Name Births 3. Births 4. Marriage Index 5. Maiden Name Index 6. Marriages 7. Death Index 8. Deaths- Maiden Names 9. Deaths
Book 5: 1936-1939
Volume 9: 1936-19391. Birth Index 2. Births – Maiden Names 3. Births 4. Marriage Index 5. Maiden Name Index 6. Marriages 7. Death Index 8. Deaths
Book 6: 1940-1943
Volume 10: 1940-19431. Birth Index 2. Index of Maiden Name Births 3. Births 4. Marriage Index 5. Marriages 6. Death Index 7. Deaths- Maiden Name 8. Deaths
Book 7: 1944-1949
Volume 11: 1944-19471. Birth Index 2. Index of Maiden Name Births 3. Births 4. Marriage Index 5. Maiden Name Index 6. Marriages 7. Death Index 8. Deaths- Maiden Names 9. Deaths
Volume 12: 1948-1949
1. Birth Index 2. Index of Maiden Name Births 3. Births 4. Marriage Index 5. Maiden Name Index 6. Marriages 7. Death Index 8. Deaths- Maiden Names 9. Deaths
Book 8: 1950-1953
Volume 13: 1950-19511. Birth Index 2. Index of Maiden Name Births 3. Births 4. Marriage Index 5. Maiden Name Index 6. Marriages 7. Death Index 8. Deaths- Maiden Names 9. Deaths
Volume 14: 1952-1953
1. Birth Index 2. Index of Maiden Name Births 3. Births 4. Marriage Index 5. Maiden Name Index 6. Marriages 7. Death Index 8. Deaths- Maiden Names 9. Deaths
Book 9: 1954-1955
Volume 15: 1954-19551. Birth Index 2. Index of Maiden Name Births 3. Births 4. Marriage Index 5. Maiden Name Index 6. Marriages 7. Death Index 8. Deaths- Maiden Names 9. Deaths
Book 10: 1956-1979
Volume 16: 1956-19791. 1956-1960 2. 1966-1970 3. 1971-1975 4. 1976-1979
Book 11: 1980-2009
Volume 17: 1980-20091. 1980-1984 2. 1985-1989 3. 1990-1994 4. 1995-1999 5. 2000-2004 6. 2005-2009
Children's Births in Rumney, NH 1731-1900
Compiled by Linda Whitcomb; scanned by Rebecca White
Childrens' Births in Rumney, NH 1731-1900: Town of Rumney, New Hampshire Published in 1995 from Original Records
Part 1 Part 2
Contains introduction and last names A-Hall Contains last names Hall-Yates and back cover.
Harper's Weekly and Harper's Magazine
The Online Books Page and the Internet Archive have free access to the full issues of Harper's Weekly (1858-1909) and Harper's Magazine (1850-1922) to view and to download.
Harper's Weekly
"Harper's Weekly began publication in 1857 as "a journal of civilization", and contained notable coverage of the US Civil War and New York's Tammany Hall. The first incarnation ceased publication in 1916, and was absorbed by The Independent. Brief revivals were made in the 1920s and 1970s. In 2000, an electronic "Harper's Weekly Review", a weekly news roundup with links to material on the Harper's website, began. That form of the weekly continues to this day as a blog." -The Online Books Page
Harper's Magazine
"Harper's Magazine began publication as Harper's New Monthly Magazine with the June 1850 issue. It changed its name to Harper's Monthly Magazine for the Christmas 1900 issue, and to Harper's Magazine for the March 1913 issue." -The Online Books Page