There were no national or federal records for the Colonial Wars because the United States did not exist.
Records are to be found on the state or colony level, or on the local level.
In Maryland the Governor and Council created some records which have survived. The Black Books , contains several references that reflect the mood of the colony during the colonial conflicts. Religious records may provide more information about the colonial period. An example of the records pertaining to civilians is found in the tax on bachelors, during the French and Indian Wars. This was a tax levied on all bachelors in the Province, and the names are usually found in the vestry proceedings of the Anglican Parish.