Vermont Vital Records, 1760-2008 is a free collection at FamilySearch with a name index & images from microfilm records of births, marriages, & deaths between 1760 to 2008. This index & image collection is courtesy of Ancestry.com and the Vermont State Archives.
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What Can I Learn from Vermont Town Records
What Can I Learn from Vermont Town Records
Vermont birth records:
- Child’s name and gender
- Birth date and place
- Race
- Name of parents, including maiden name of mother
- Age(s) of parents and their residence
- Father’s occupation
- Birthplace of father
- Birthplace of mother
- Live or stillborn birth
- Name of medical attendant
- Registration date
Vermont marriage records may include:
- Date and place of marriage
- Groom’s name and age
- Groom’s residence and occupation
- Birthplace of groom
- Names of groom’s parents and their birthplace
- Number of marriages of groom
- Bride’s name and age
- Bride’s residence
- Birthplace of bride
- Names of bride’s parents and their birthplace
- Number of marriages of bride
- Name and title of person performing ceremony
Vermont death records may include:
- Name and age of deceased
- Death date and place
- Cause of death
- Marital status
- Name of surviving spouse
- Race, occupation, and residence of deceased
- Names of parents
- Birth place of deceased
- Level of education
- Name and address of informant
- Attending physician
- Burial information
Vermont burial/removal records may include:
- Name of person to whom certificate was issued
- Town/city, and county issuing permit
- Death date
- Name and age of deceased
- Cause of death
- Medical attendant
- Purposed date and place of burial/removal
- Undertaker’s name and address
- Name and title of person issuing permit
- Permit date
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