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Haverhill, Massachusetts Genealogy and History

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• Special Collections Department of the Haverhill Public Library - The Special Collections Department of the Haverhill Public Library, which was founded in 1875, has the following collections:
  • The Pecker Genealogical and Local History Collection Here are some of the names that the collection includes: names of Alden, Allen, Ayer, Bailey, Barnes, Bartlett, Carleton, Chase, Clarke, Clement, Clough, Coffin, Cogswell, Currier, Dustin, Eaton, Emerson, Emery, Foster, Hale, Hardy, Hutchins, Kimball, Lane, Luce, Lunt, Moody, Morrill, Noyes, Pillsbury, Poore, Sargent, Sawyer, Shapley, Small, Sterling, Threlfall, Whittier and Woodbury.
  • General Genealogy Reference Books
  • John Greenleaf Whittier Collection
  • The Gale Art Collection
  • Vital records
  • Haverhill History Collection
  • Bound Periodicals

• Haverhill Genealogy - This site is for Haverhill genealogy. Modern Haverhill includes what was once the separate town of Bradford, so this site encompasses both communities.

• Dustin/Duston Genealogy - Family genealogy starting with Thomas Duston born in 1606.

• Davis Family History - Narrative history of some of the descendants of Thomas Davis, one of the founders of Haverhill. Site includes a user-searchable genealogical database with over 20,000 names. Family history including some of the descendants of Thomas Davis of Acton-Turville. Includes family immigrants and colonists between 1500-1847.

• Guile-Gile-Guiles Genealogy - This site contains the records of descendants of Samuel Guile of Haverhill, who came from England in 1636. It shows births from 1600 through 1920.

• Essex Society of Genealogists - Collection includes approximately 3000 volumes of genealogies and town histories. The collection also includes a complete run of the Massachusetts vital records in printed form and on microfiche, microfilm of Essex county census, early probate, and deed records, and many journals and genealogical periodicals. They also house some sources for other areas outside of Essex county, such as greater New England, New York, and Atlantic Canada.

• New England Historic Genealogical Society - The NEHGS can speed you on your family search with its extensive genealogical collections and outstanding member services, NEHGS is an unparalleled resource for genealogists, historians, and students of family history.

• Where Is Haverhill? - History, facts and figures.

• The Hannah Dustin Story - March 15, 1697 - One version of the Hannah Emerson Dustin story commemorating the extensive ordeal she endured when she was captured by Indians on March 15, 1697.

• Hannah Dustin Story by Cotton Mather (1663-1728)
  - One version of the Hannah Emerson Dustin story commemorating the extensive ordeal she endured when she was captured by Indians on March 15, 1697.

• Hannah Emerson Dustin Story by Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc.
  - One version of the Hannah Emerson Dustin story commemorating the extensive ordeal she endured when she was captured by Indians on March 15, 1697.

• The Dustin/Duston Family Association - Information about the Hannah Dustin family and their assocation.

• Hannah Dustin Artifacts - A few Hannah Dustin items located at the Buttonwoods Museum.

• Haverhill Historical Society - Provides information about the Buttonwoods Museum. Includes tours, programs, volunteer opportunities, calendar and contact information.