Free New London County, Connecticut (CT) Genealogy Resources

Genealogy Resources for New London County, Connecticut

New London County was one of Connecticut's first four counties established by an act of the Connecticut General Court in Hartford on May 10, 1666. At the time, New London County contained four towns: Stonington, Norwich, New London, and Saybrook.

New London County encompasses approximately 666 square miles* in the State of Connecticut.

Cancel

!

Save & Close

These resources for the State of Connecticut may contain resources for New London County:

Free Genealogy Resources for this County
A Modern history of New London County, Connecticut
A centennial sketch of the town of New London
A historical discourse, Norwich, Connecticut, 1860
A historical discourse, delivered in Norwich, Connecticut, September 7, 1859 at the bi-centennial celebration of the settlement of the town
Biographical review containing life sketches of leading citizens of New London County, Connecticut
Bozrah, New London County, CT Marriages 1740-1799 - Congregational
Colchester, New London County, CT Marriages 1732-1778 - 1st Congregational
Colchester, New London County, CT Marriages 1755-1796 - 2nd Congregational
Extracts from the records of Colchester with some transcripts from the recording of Michaell Taintor of Brainford, Conn
First Congregational Church of Preston, Connecticut, 1698-1898 together with statistics of the church taken from church records
Franklin, New London County, CT Marriages 1719-1799 - Congregational
Griswold - a history being a history of the town of Griswold, Connecticut from the earliest times to the entrance of our country into the world war in 1917
Griswold, New London County, CT Marriages 1720-1799 - Congregational
Groton, Conn., 1705-1905
History of Montville, Connecticut formerly the north parish of New London from 1640 to 1896
History of New London, Connecticut from the first survey of the coast in 1612 to 1852
History of Norwich, Connecticut from its possession by the Indians to the year 1866
History of the Ely re-union held at Lyme, Conn., July 10th, 1878
History of the town of Stonington, county of New London, Connecticut, from its first settlement in 1649 to 1900
Lebanon (Goshen/Bozrahville), New London County, CT Marriages 1730-1799 - 2nd Congregational
Lebanon, New London County, CT Marriages 1712-1775 - 1st Congregational
Lisbon, New London County, CT Marriages 1724-1800 - 1st Congregational
Lisbon, New London County, CT Marriages 1769-1799 - 2nd Congregational
Lyme, New London County, CT Marriages 1731-1799 - 1st Congregational
Memoranda of all the inscriptions in the old burying ground at Colchester, Conn. with some notes from the town records
Montville, New London County, CT Marriages 1724-1738 - Congregational
New London Probate Records (Surnames P-S) before 1710
New London, New London County, CT Marriages 1697-1800 - Congregational
North Stonington, New London County, CT Marriages 1733-1781 - Congregational
Notes of the Baptists and their principles in Norwich, Conn. from the settlement of the town to 1850
Preston, Connecticut First Congregational Church - The bi-centennial celebration
Preston, New London County, CT Marriages 1745-1798 - Congregational
Stonington chronology, 1649-1949, being a year-by-year record of the American way of life in a Connecticut town
The Groton centennial, to be celebrated September 6, 1881 under the patronage of the state of Connecticut and of the United States
The Norwich memorial the annals of Norwich, New London County, Connecticut in the Great Rebellion of 1861-65
The ancestors of Lieutenant Thomas Tracy of Norwich, Connecticut
The celebration of the 150th anniversary of the primitive organization of the Congregational Church and Society in Franklin, Connecticut, October 14, 1868
The diary of Manasseh Minor, Stonington, Conn., 1696-1720
The history of the Treman, Tremaine, Truman family in America
The homes of our ancestors in Stonington, Connecticut
Voluntown, New London County, CT Marriages 1729-1800 - Presbyterian-Congregational

More Helpful Genealogy Items
1790-1840 Census Helper
American Genealogical-Biographical Index (AGBI)
American Jewish Historical Society
American Monthly Magazine
Bibliographies, Dictionaries and other Genealogical Guides
Books on how to research English roots
Boston Evening Transcript Genealogical Column
Brunswick Public Library Heritage Room
Chinese Heritage (National Archives)
County Search Tool
Ethnic Genealogy - A Research Guide
Free 6-Generation pedigree chart
Grandparents Galore
Heraldry Meanings and Symbols
How the races were developed
How to personalize your family scrapbook
International Society of Genetic Genealogy
Introduction to Genetics
Irish Genealogy
James Chilton queries in the Boston Transcript Genealogy Column
Jewish Genealogy
Library of Congress
Map changes in the United States
Markings on the Manifest's Left Margin
Naming patterns for children
National Genealogical Society
New York Olde Ulster Magazine
Old Occupations
Old Style (O.S.) Dates
Organizing your family tree
Roman Numeral Converter
Soundex Converter
Source Finder - Where to find facts
The American Monthly Magazine
Time Calculator (Find the difference between two dates)
Time Deductor (Calculate a date x years, months and days ago)
Top 1,000 Most Common Surnames
Understanding Civil War pension records
Understanding Removed Cousins
Using maps in Genealogy
Using maps to sort through families
What you can learn from a Social Security number
What you can learn from cemeteries
Where to find passenger lists
World Population
Your Ancestors Magazine

Share your tips, resources, or comments!

My ancestors born in New London County (12)

Name	Branch	Birth Date	Town
Sarah Rogers	HOLLENBECK	1683	New London
Ann Hutchinson	HARVEY	1684 Oct 26	Groton
Joseph Stanton	HARVEY	1717 Jan 26	Groton
John Huntley (2)	HOLLENBECK	1677 Nov 24	Lyme
Joseph Huntley	HOLLENBECK	1707/8 Jan 27	Lyme
Lois Beckwith	HOLLENBECK	1725 July 11	Lyme
John Huntley (3)	HOLLENBECK	1729 (est.)	Lyme
Williams Huntley	HOLLENBECK	1755/6 Feb 15	Lyme
Ruth Williams	HOLLENBECK	1712 Sep 12	New London
Elisheba Raynor	HOLLENBECK	[Unknown]	New London
Sarah Gould	HARVEY	1736 Sep	Norwich
John Stanton	HARVEY	1682 (or earlier)	Stonington

My ancestors married in New London County (11)

Name	Branch	Date	Town
Sarah Rogers	HOLLENBECK	1711 Dec 12	New London
John Stanton	HARVEY	1702 Mar 10	Groton
Aaron Huntley Sr	HOLLENBECK	1676 Feb 22	Lyme
Mary Champion	HOLLENBECK	1676 Feb 22	Lyme
Elizabeth Pearson	HOLLENBECK	1699 Feb 2	Lyme
John Huntley (2)	HOLLENBECK	1699 Feb 2	Lyme
John Huntley (3)	HOLLENBECK	1747 Dec 13	Lyme
Lois Beckwith	HOLLENBECK	1747 Dec 13	Lyme
Joseph Huntley	HOLLENBECK	1729 Jan 7	New London
Ruth Williams	HOLLENBECK	1729 Jan 7	New London
Joseph Stanton	HARVEY	1744 Nov 18	Preston

My ancestors who died in New London County (11)

Name	Branch	Date	Town
John Stanton	HARVEY	1720	Groton
John Huntley (1)	HOLLENBECK	1676 Nov 16	Lyme
Samuel Pearson	HOLLENBECK	1721 Dec 4	Lyme
Mary Champion	HOLLENBECK	1732 Dec 10	Lyme
Aaron Huntley Sr	HOLLENBECK	1745 May 24	Lyme
Elisheba Raynor	HOLLENBECK	1746	Lyme
John Huntley (2)	HOLLENBECK	1750	Lyme
Joseph Huntley	HOLLENBECK	1758 June 13	Lyme
Lois Beckwith	HOLLENBECK	1793 (possibly).	Lyme
Mathew Beckwith (2nd)	HOLLENBECK	1727 Jun 4	New London
Ann Hutchinson	HARVEY	24 Oct 1724	North Stonington

Ancestors buried here

Name	Branch	Town	Place

Connecticut

State Capital:

State Established:

New London County

Hartford

Jan 9, 1788

Scroll down to see my ancestors from New London County

Connecticut Genealogy Resources

Free Genealogy Resources

Choose another State

Town & County Search Tool

Places in this County
Bozrah, CT
Colchester, CT
East Lyme, CT
Franklin, CT
Griswold, CT
Groton, CT
Lebanon, CT
Ledyard, CT
Lisbon, CT
Lyme, CT
Montville, CT
New London, CT
North Stonington, CT
Norwich, CT
Old Lyme, CT
Preston, CT
Salem, CT
Sprague, CT
Stonington, CT
Voluntown, CT
Waterford, CT