VITAL RECORDS

of

PELHAM

MASSACHUSETTS

To the end of the year 1849


Transcriptions of the "Tan Book"
Published by
The New England Historic Genealogical Society
Boston, MA
1902

PELHAM

The Town of Pelham, Hampshire County, was established January 15, 1743, prior to which time it was the common land called New Lisburne.
June 16, 1788, a part of Belchertown was annexed to Pelham.
January 28, 1822, a part of Pelham was included in the new town of Prescott.
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Population by Census:
1765 371   1820 1,278   1860 748  
1776 729   1830 904   1870 673  
1790 1,040   1840 956   1880 614  
1800 1,144   1850 983   1890 486  
1810 1,185         1900 462  

SURNAME INDEX
Births
Abbot - Ayers
Babbet - Byingtown
Cabbot - Cutting
Danforth - Dwelly
Eaton - Edson
Fairbanks - Fry
Gamwell - Grout
Hach - Hyde
Ingals - Inman
Jencks - Jones
Keep - Knight
Latham - Lyman
Macomber - Mowry
Newall - Newell
Olds - Otis
Pack - Presho
Ramsdell - Russell
Samson - Strowbridge
Taft - Tyler
Vaughn
Wage - Wright
Marriages
Abbet - Ayres
Babbet - Butterfield
Cabbot - Cuttler
Dale - Dunsett
Eaton - Eveleth
Failes - Fulton
Gamwell - Gun
Hacket - Hyde
Ide - Ingrem
Jenck - Jurden
Keep - Knowlton
Lane - Lyskem
MacCallister - Myrick
Newcomb - Nut
Oldes - Owen
Pacckard - Putnum
Queen
Ramsdale - Russell
Sadler - Synet
Tafts - Tylor
Vatakin - Vinton
Walker - Wyman
Young
Zuill
Unidentified
Deaths
Abbott - Austin
Babbit - Butterworth
Carter - Curtice
Danforth - Dwelly
Eaton - Edson
Fairbanks - Fry
Gates - Grout
Haden - Hyde
Ingals
Jillson - Joslin
Kennedy - Knox
Lee - Lovett
Macumber - Mowrey
Nash - Newell
Oliver
Packard - Presho
Rament - Ruggles
Salfridge - Swan
Taylor - Tylor
Wallace - Wright


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