This non-profit museum, library, and education center collects, preserves and interprets the history of the people of Connecticut. Connecticut Society of Genealogists One of the largest societies in the United States dealing exclusively with genealogy. It is affiliated with over seventy other Jewish Genealogical Societies worldwide. The Society, based in Tolland, was founded in 1981 to help people with French Canadian backgrounds trace their ancestors and learn more about the lives they lived in Quebec and Acadia. Godfrey Library , Middletown Features collections in family genealogy, local history, and biography.
Coverage is primarily New England and the thirteen original colonies.
The site includes some general genealogy links. This guide provides references to documentary, architectural and archaeological survey reports conducted in accordance with federal, state, and local regulations regarding cultural resource protection. His multifaceted career included work as a blacksmith, linguist, author, U.S. consul, and advocate for humanitarian causes, including the abolition of slavery. Stratford A foundation dedicated to acquiring, preserving, and protecting the historical materials that chronicle the aviation career of Igor Sikorsky, the companies he founded, and the accomplishments of his employees. Included are 241 primarily first-person accounts of life in Connecticut collected during the Great Depression.