Date
of Grant
or Charter
~ 7 June 1763
Villages &
Communities Within:
Cookville,
Corinth Corners, Corinth Center, East Corinth,
Goose Green,
South Corinth, West Corinth
"This
town was chartered June 7, 1763, and originally contained thirty-six square
miles. On the 27 of October 1794, the north-east part of Huntington was
annexed to it. The first settlers were Noah Dewey, Peter Dilse, James Moore,
Thomas Palmer, Robert Stinson, and John and Robert Kennedy . . . The town
is very mountainous and broken, and but a small part of it capable of being
settled. Winooski River runs through he town from east to west, and along
the banks of this stream nearly all the inhabitants reside."
(Gazetteer
of Vermont, Hayward, 1849)
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town clerk maintains birth, death and marriage vital statistics and many
other records of value in researching your ancestors. You can contact the
Clerk's office at:
Bolton
Vital Records Office
Bolton Town
Clerk
3045 T. Roosevelt
Hwy.
Waterbury,
VT 05676
(802) 434-5075
M-Th 7-3;
F 7-12
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Child's
1882-83 Business/City Directory ~ Bolton
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Bolton
Vermont ~ "The Land of Boulders and Bears"
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Historic
USGS Maps of Bolton, Vermont
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Memories
of the 1927 Flood in Boulton, VT |
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