WILMOT NEW HAMPSHIRE GENEALOGY

This picturesque 19th century town is tucked away from the hustle and bustle of the urban areas. Located mid-way between Concord and Hanover, the quiet little village has not changed very much since its beginning almost 200 years ago. The population of Wilmot today is around 1000 people, and the area of Wilmot is 29 square miles. Many of the Wilmot citizens of today are related to original town founders. The records of the town are assembled in the Town Hall for interested parties to examine.

Before winding its way through the town, one of the three branches of the Black Water River originates at the spillway of the Tannery Pond dam, in the backyard of a Wilmot resident who lives on the site of the Wimot's first Tannery. Eventually the streams unite in Andover and flow on through Salisbury and Boscawen then fall into the Contoocook river near the N. angle of Hopkinton.

On Village Road, the main street, is the Soldiers Memorial monument, dedicated in 1919, commemorates Wilmot citizens who served our country in wars from the American Revolution through World War II.

The names of Wilmot residents who served the United States, in wars beginning with the American Revolution-World War II are listed on this granite monument.
Revolutionary War 1778
Will Alexander,Jeremiah Bean,Theopolic Bean, Edward Currier, Daniel Emery
War of 1812
   Jethro Barber, John Brown, Thomas Brown, Moses Currier, Timothy Flanders, John Morey, Folsom Bean, Stephen Brown, Bartlett Cass, Henry Flanders,
                        Jerimiah Gove, Benjamin Puttnam, Asa Smith
Mexican War 1837
      Jesse Wilkins, Rufus Wilkins
Civil War of 1861
Adams, Alexander, Anderson, Andrews, Atwood, Bickford, Blanchard, Bordelino, Briggs, Brown, Bryant, Burroughs, Carter, Chase, Cheny, Cilley, Clark, Clay, Clough, Comey, Corliss, Corney, Craggy, Crane, Cross, Davis, Deer, Dextrel, Dugan, Durgin, Emery, Falcon, Farnum, Fellows, Fish, Fitch, Flood, Fowler, Freeman, French, Fulton, Gambell, Gay, Gile, Gould, Gove, Grace, Gray, Green, Hamilton, Harvey, Hartford, Hastings, Hearn, Heneston, Hillen, Hoit, Holmes, Hoyt, Jacobs, King, Knowlton, Langley, Locke, Mason, Mathews, Masfield, Maxson, McGargar, Jewett, Johnson, Jones, Joyce, Kelley, Keyser, Kimball, Kinerson, McCauley, McKenzie, Messer, Morey, Morrison, Morton, Noyes, Osborn, Palmer, Pangburn, Parker, Patterson, Pearson, Peaslee, Pedrick, Perkins, Phelps, Pierce, Poor, Powers, Putney, Reed, Ridlon, Roberts, Rogers, Rollins, Rowe, Sanborn, Severance, Simonds, Stearns, Stevens, Summers, Swett, Tallcott, Teel, Teele, Tewksbury, Thompson, Tilton, Trumball, Trumbel, Trumbull, Upton, Walker, Wescott, Wheeler, White, Williams, Woodbury, Woodfox, Woolsey, Young.Revolutionary War 1778
Will Alexander,Jeremiah Bean,Theopolic Bean, Edward Currier, Daniel Emery
War of 1812
   Jethro Barber, John Brown, Thomas Brown, Moses Currier, Timothy Flanders, John Morey, Folsom Bean, Stephen Brown, Bartlett Cass, Henry Flanders,
                        Jerimiah Gove, Benjamin Puttnam, Asa Smith
Mexican War 1837
      Jesse Wilkins, Rufus Wilkins
Civil War of 1861
Adams, Alexander, Anderson, Andrews, Atwood, Bickford, Blanchard, Bordelino, Briggs, Brown, Bryant, Burroughs, Carter, Chase, Cheny, Cilley, Clark, Clay, Clough, Comey, Corliss, Corney, Craggy, Crane, Cross, Davis, Deer, Dextrel, Dugan, Durgin, Emery, Falcon, Farnum, Fellows, Fish, Fitch, Flood, Fowler, Freeman, French, Fulton, Gambell, Gay, Gile, Gould, Gove, Grace, Gray, Green, Hamilton, Harvey, Hartford, Hastings, Hearn, Heneston, Hillen, Hoit, Holmes, Hoyt, Jacobs, King, Knowlton, Langley, Locke, Mason, Mathews, Masfield, Maxson, McGargar, Jewett, Johnson, Jones, Joyce, Kelley, Keyser, Kimball, Kinerson, McCauley, McKenzie, Messer, Morey, Morrison, Morton, Noyes, Osborn, Palmer, Pangburn, Parker, Patterson, Pearson, Peaslee, Pedrick, Perkins, Phelps, Pierce, Poor, Powers, Putney, Reed, Ridlon, Roberts, Rogers, Rollins, Rowe, Sanborn, Severance, Simonds, Stearns, Stevens, Summers, Swett, Tallcott, Teel, Teele, Tewksbury, Thompson, Tilton, Trumball, Trumbel, Trumbull, Upton, Walker, Wescott, Wheeler, White, Williams, Woodbury, Woodfox, Woolsey, Young.

Outwardly Wilmot has changed very little since its 19th century beginning. There are still many historic houses and buildings still standing. The Wilmot History Committee maintains a Historical Room at the Town Hall for visitors to the town. Guests will find interesting individual memorabilia.

Wilmot Town Cemeteries
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Access the records of 8 public cemeteries in Wilmot and several private ones. Surname lists for each location can be seen.

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	WILMOT NEW HAMPSHIRE GENEALOGY	19 Oct 2003
	(Encompassing North Wilmot, E Wilmot, & Wilmot Center) Postal Code 03287 Elevation 843 Feet.