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What is the Connecticut Church Record Abstract Collection and how can it help my research?
Until 1818, the Congregational Church was the establishment or state church of Connecticut. As a result, many families were members by default. Congregational Church records can provide substitute records of birth, marriage, and death. In the early 1900s, the Connecticut State Library began to collect copies of the state’s church records to ensure their preservation.Continue reading “What is the Connecticut Church Record Abstract Collection and how can it help my research?”
5 free genealogy sites for researching your CT ancestors
FamilySearch: The website hosts images of many original CT records, including land, probate, and more. A library can become an affiliate, allowing for onsite access to even more records. CT State Library: The website of the Connecticut State Library, it includes indexes and more. This site is a great way to locate death records orContinue reading “5 free genealogy sites for researching your CT ancestors”
