Free Online New Hampshire Birth Records and Indexes

One of many principal targets for genealogists is discovering delivery, baptism, and/or christening details about their ancestors.

Over the previous few many years, due to volunteers, librarians, and archivists, a large number of indexes to delivery and baptism collections have been offered without spending a dime on-line. These searchable indexes present particular delivery, baptism, or christening data, and generally scanned photos of the particular delivery paperwork themselves. These free on-line collections have tens of millions of data in them in whole.

There are a large number of on-line and offline collections which will embrace delivery data that isn’t included within the lists beneath. These differing kinds could be present in 27 Ways to Find Ancestor Birth Information

In case you are inquisitive about baptism indexes which will embrace the delivery date in addition to baptism data, be certain that and take a look at Church Records.

The lists beneath are particular delivery, baptism, and christening indexes and document collections which might be out there without spending a dime on-line for the state.

Be aware 1: Lots of the hyperlinks listed beneath take you to a FamilySearch Assortment of digital photos. In lots of circumstances there’s a hyperlink to the digital assortment in the course of the web page, but additionally close to the underside of the web page underneath Movie/Digital Notes is the title of every sub-collection. If there’s a digicam icon on the proper of the title (within the Format column) then the collections’ photos are browsable. If there’s a digicam with a key icon, it is just out there at a Household Historical past Heart or affiliated library. If there’s a movie reel icon, then it is just out there in microfilm format, not digital. Please additionally be aware that I’ve listed beneath solely databases which might be accessible digitally out of your pc (or pill/cellphone)

Be aware 2: I’ve included hyperlinks to Free Ancestry data and indexes. You don’t want a subscription, however do want an Ancestry account. And not using a subscription, you possibly can view indexes. If there’s a picture related to a document, normally you will want a subscription, however the index does embrace very usable data.

(Up to date December 2021; lately added hyperlinks are in BOLD):