2025 Classes
Our 2025 Spring Classes are now over. There were a variety of topics which you can view by clicking on Class List below. Fall classes are now in development.
The Vermont Research Guide is a comprehensive aid for genealogists and historians in search of the major records repositories, collections, and resources – both print and online for genealogical research in Vermont.
This guide was written by Scott Andrew Bartley, professional genealogist, archivist, reference librarian, and project leader for the “Early Vermont Settlers to 1784 Project” for the New England Historic Genealogical Society.
New England Court Records
Whether you are a novice researcher, or an experienced genealogist or historian, New England Court Records by Diane Rapaport will help you to research court records with confidence! This 488-page book shows you how to locate, read, and utilize court records. It contains clear explanations of legal terms, illustrations from real cases, and step-by-step research examples.
Our current hours are Tuesdays 3 to 9pm and Saturdays 10am-4pm. We are located at 57 River Rd in Essex Jct., VT. Our facility has lots of room, free WiFi and air conditioning.
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Class Archives
Many of our past webinars are available to purchase ($10 for visitors and free for members). Many webinar links will include an author’s handout. Click the link below for details & access.
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Books
The main focus of our library’s huge collection covers Vermont as well as western NY & New England. It also includes hundreds of volumes of church records from Quebec.
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What We Can Do for You?
The Society has a Research Team that you can hire to assist you
in your genealogical quest.