VITAL RECORDS

of

WEST NEWBURY

MASSACHUSETTS

To the end of the year 1849


Transcriptions of the "Tan Book"
Published by the
Essex Institute
Salem, MA
1918

WEST NEWBURY

The territory which comprises this town was originally a part of Newbury until Feb. 18, 1819, when it was set off as the town of Parsons. This name was changed on June 14, 1820, to West Newbury.
The population of West Newbury at different periods was as follows:
1820,  1,279.    1895,  1,643. 
1830,  1,586.    1900,  1,558. 
1840,  1,560.    1905,  1,405. 
1850,  1,746.    1915,  1,529. 


EXPLANATIONS and ABBREVIATIONS

SURNAME INDEX
Births
Abbott - Atwood
Babson - Buswell
Caldwell - Curtis
Dam - Dwinells
Eaton - Everett
Farrington - Fuller
Gilman - Grosvenor
Hale - Hoyt
Ilsley
Jacques - Johnston
Keeler - Knight
Lane - Lunt
Mckinstry - Mowatt
Nelson - Noyes
Odiorne - Osgood
Palmer - Pressy
Quested
Rand - Ruddock
Sargent - Sylvester
Tarlton - Tyler
Vickiry
Whittier - Worthen
Marriages
Abbott - Ayer
Babb - Buzzell
Caldwell - Curtis
Dam - Dwinells
Eaton - Ewings
Falls - Fuller
Gardiner - Grosvenor
Hale - Huse
Ilsley
Jameson - Jones
Kelley - Knott
Ladd - Lunt
Mckinstry - Moylan
Nelson - Noyes
Ober - Osgood
Page - Pressey
Quested - Quimby
Rand - Rundlett
Sanborn - Sylvester
Tappan - Tyler
Vickey - Vine
Wadleigh - Wyatt
Deaths
Adams - Appleton
Bacheller - Buswell
Carleton - Curtis
Dam - Dutton
Edgell - Everette
Farmer - Fuller
Gardiner - Grout
Hale - Hoyt
Ilsley
Jameson - Jones
Kelly - Knight
Ladd - Lunt
Mchinstry - Moulton
Nelson - Noyes
O'brien - Osgood
Parker - Prindle
Rand - Rollins
Safford - Sutton
Tasker - Titcomb
Vickery - Vine
Walton - Worthen
Young

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Last Updated: 7 January, 2007