VITAL RECORDS

of

MIDDLETON

MASSACHUSETTS

To the end of the year 1849


Transcriptions of the "Tan Book"
Published by
The Topsfield Historical Society
Topsfield, MA
1904

MIDDLETON

The town, incorporated June 20, 1728, was made up of territory previously within the limits of Andover, Boxford, Salem and Topsfield. It has long been supposed that its central location between these towns suggested the name that was adopted at the time of its incorporation.
The population of Middleton at different periods was as follows:
1765,  581.    1800,  598.    1840,  657. 
1776,  650.    1810,  541.    1850,  832. 
1790,  682.    1820,  596.    1900,  839. 
      1830,  607.       


EXPLANATIONS and ABBREVIATIONS

SURNAME INDEX
Births
Abbot - Averril
Bailey - Buxton
Cais - Curtis
Dale - Dwinell
Easty - Estey
Fairfield - Fuller
Gage - Griffin
Hadlock - Hutchinson
Ingalls
Jefferds - Jonson
Keney - Knight
Lacy - Lowden
McIntire - Moore
Nichols - Nutting
Parker - Putnam
Racleff - Russell
Saunders - Symonds
Tarr - Tyler
Upton
Wakeham - Wright
Negroes
Marriages
Abbot - Avery
Bachelor - Buxton
Cahoon - Cushing
Daggit - Dunpha
Eaton - Evans
Fairfield - Fuller
Gage - Gould
Hadley - Hutchinson
Iles - Ingalls
Jacobs - Josephs
Kenney - Knight
Lacy - Lynde
McIntire - Mudge
Nason - Nutting
Oakes - Osbourn
Paine - Putnum
Quiner
Ragin - Rust
Salisbury - Symonds
Tapley - Tyler
Upham - Upton
Very
Wakeham - Wyatt
Negroes
Indians
Deaths
Adams - Averill
Bailey - Buxton
Cave - Curtis
Dale - Dodge
Eliot - Esty
Fairfield - Fuller
Gage - Gray
Haskel - Hutchinson
Ingalls
Johnson
Kenney - Knight
Laplace - Long
McIntire - Moses
Nichols
Page - Putnam
Quiner
Richardson - Russell
Saunders - Symonds
Thomas - Tyler
Upton
Verry
Wakeham - Wright
Negroes

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Last Updated: 7 January, 2007