The Tuck Museum contains many resources for those wishing to research the history of Hampton and neighboring towns, and the families who lived here. Below is a sample of what is available to museum visitors. Special research with the assistance of the museum staff is welcomed by apppointment (see General Info).
Genealogy Bookcase
Genealogy Books
- "Genealogical Dictionary of New England" - Savage
- "NH Genealogy Record", Vol.1-7
- "Fifty Great Migration Colonists to New England"
- "Genealogical Dictionary of Maine and NH" - Noyes, Libby, Davis
- "Piscataqua Pioneers, Selected Biographies of Early Settlers in Northern New England"
- "Hampton Vital Records"
- "History of Hampton, NH, 1638-1892" - Joseph Dow
Books on Early Hampton Families
- Babb
- Batchelder (and variations)
- Blake - Jasper
- Brown - Thomas, Caleb, and John
- Chase - Jonathan
- Cole - Goody
- Dearborn -Godfrey
- Dow
- Dow, Ball Eaton
- Drake
- Haines
- James - Edmund
- Godfrey - Oliver Hobbs, Jonty's Lane
- Hayward
- Knowles
- Lane, Samuel
- Moulton
- Shaw
- Page - John
- Palmer -William
- Perkins -Abraham
- Pierce-Aiken
- Schwartztrauber, Stewart
- Sanborn
- Taylor - Anthony
- Tappan, Toppan
- Tuck - Amos, Edward, Jeremiah
- Webster
Specialty Books
- Notebook of founding families and early settlers
- Cemetery Records
- Hampton Revolutionary War Soldiers
- Bible Records
- Hampton Deaths
- Daughter Town Information
- Cultural Migration Theses - Barbara McCallum
Town Histories Bookcase
- Local NH histories - Most towns that have a published history
- Massachusetts - Andover, Newbury
- Photocopies of photographs by subject
- Children's books
Specific to Hampton
- Town Reports - 1874 to present
- Post Card Collections - 4 volumes
- Specialty Notebook (23 subjects relating to Hampton)
- Town Directories - 1907-08, 1935-37, 1937-40, 1949-51, 1952-54, 1960, 1966
- Valuations - 1911, 1916, 1922, 1929, 1939, 1953, 1956, 1971, 1979, 1989
Miscellaneous
- Maps - 1806, 1841, 1938
- CDs - Piscataqua Pioneers; Atlantic News; Military Records
- Videos - Amos Tuck; 1938 Parade; 1988 Celebration; Seacoast, NH
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