Welcome to   Bristol, Connecticut 

Part of the US GenWeb Project
And The American History and Genealogy Project.  

TOWN LISTINGS

 Bristol, CT Website
 
 

CEMETERIES

Bristol Old North Cenetery
Green Hills Cemetery
Lake Avenue Cemetery
Bridge Street Cemetery
East Cemetery (Forestville section of town)
Old Episcopal Cemetery (off site)
New St. Josephs Cemetery Added 11-1-02
West CemeterySurnames A to B
West CemeterySurnames C to G
West CemeterySurnames H to L
West CemeterySurnames M to P
West CemeterySurnames R to S
West CemeterySurnames T to Z




Cemetery Records in Bristol are keep by:

Peacedale & West Cemetery West Cemetery Assco.
49 Pound Street,
Bristol, CT 06010
860-583-6133

And


Forestville Cemetery Association Circle Street Bristol, CT 06010 860-584-9281

St. Josephs Cemetery 522 Terryville Avenue Bristol, CT 06010 860-584-9261

If you have any cemetery records (listing of people burried) for Bristol please feel free to email them to me for inclusion on this web site.

Census Listings

1790 Census

VITAL RECORDS

The vital records from the Barbour Collection are being put online at this time. It may take a while so please stop back to see how they are progressing.
About the Barbour Collection
Surnames that Start with A and B
Surnames that Start with C through G
Surnames that Start with H through L
Surnames that Start with M through P
Surnames that Start with R through Y

Burlington will be added hear as it was part of Bristol.


CHURCHES

First Congreational Church

• Congregational Church Membership ca. 1830 (off site)
St. Anthoney's Church
St. Joseph's Church
St. Ann Church
Liberty Baptist Church
Grace Baptist Church
Immanuel Lutharan Church
St. Matthews Church
Prospect United Methodist Chuech

HISTORY

Bristol First Connecticut Town to Provide Free Public Library
A History of Rockwell Park and the Rockwells
The Battle of the Heavyweights Rockwell versus Page
Pre-Revolution Episcopal Church Bristol

A page for Biograhpies has just been added, if you have a Bio. of a person form Bristol to share please send it to me for posting to this site.

Early Land Allotments in Bristol (off site)

Men from Bristol who died in the Civil War

LIBRARY AND HISTORICAL SOCIETY

Bristol Public Library
5 High Street
Bristol, CT 06010

Manross Bronch, Bristol Public Library
260 Central Avenue
Forestville, CT 06010

QUERRIES

Query Boards - You may want to post your queries at more than one Board. I no longer have a seprtate query board for Bristol, CT.
Hartford County Query Board at Rootsweb

HOW CAN YOU HELP


-- I would be most appreciative for any help that you can give. I am looking for birth, death, marriages notes, history notes of this town, and non-comercial links only pertaining to genealogy and history related to Bristol. Also any other information that you think would be useful to this site.  Please email me here. Please put "How can I help" in the subject line.
 
 

VOLUNTEERS


If you have any reference books or CDs on this county and would like to volunteer to do lookups, please let me know.  Please put "Volunteer Bristol, Ct." in the subject line. Ray Brown

OTHER LINKS


BristolCT.Net
The Tatto ---- Guide to Bristol Connecticut's Websites of all types.
Early Land Allotments in Bristol, Hartford Co., CT
Town Profile at CT Dept. ECD

 

INTERESTING NOTES

In 1865 Bristol became the first Connecticut town to have a monument to Honor those who gave theie lives in the War of the Rebellion, now known as the Civil War.
 
 

SURNAMES

List of Surnames being worked on by people, hopefully will be added later.

ASK ME

If you should have any problems with the links please let me know so that I can correct them. You can reach me here. Please put Bristol site problems" in the subject line.

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Visitors Since 5-22-01