Family History

Family Register of William and Susan Bass and their five children, Charles, Ellen, Jane, George and Eva with birthdates and places, marriage dates and places and death dates and places.
William and Susan were married in 1834 in Warwick by Rev Preserved Smith
The youngest member of this family, Eva, died in 1931 in Orange. This framed register is a gift of Jean Farwell, granddaughter of Eva Bass Hubbard in 1983

Register located top shelf, center unit, wooden cabinet, rm 1a

Box containing the Goldsbury Collection: including pictures; manuscript of Goldsbury Homestead Memories; By-Laws of the First Parish and Religious Society of Warwick, MA., Unitarian March 11, 1935; Souvenir Guide Book of The Trail of the Mohawk; and other materials

Goldsbury Collection located left unit, wooden cabinet, room 1a

Book dated August 6,1933, titled "Historical Pilgrimage by the Descendants of the Mixer and Dudley Families"

A box of papers, photos labeled as above

Jaynes Vorce Collection located left unit, wooden cabinet, rm 1a

A box of papers, photos from the Wheelock Collection

The Wheelock collection is located left unit, wooden cabinet, rm 1a

A box of various papers, photos and other memorabilia from the collection of Rhoda Cook (1844 - 1935).

For a list of items in the Rhoda Cook Collection enter "cook collection" in the search box to the right.

Photo of group of men: Charles A. Williams, Appleton Gale, Deacon Chase, Samuel Quinn of Keene, Dr. Frank Cook of Waterbury, Dr. Hill of Keene, Dr. Barber, Dr. Everett Cook of Toledo

Done by the 5th and 6th graders of Warwick Center School- April 1989, funded by Mass. Arts Lottery Council. Students interviewed grandparents and neighbors to find out about life in the 1930s in and around Warwick.
Jeannette Fellows worked with the students on this local history/folklore project.
There are 3 copies.

A red covered pamphlet giving vital statistics and interests of a number of members of Metcalf Chapel- no introductory page- approx. 1980

Pamphlet located in notebook labeled "The Trinitarian Congregational Church of Warwick"

A blue binder compiled in 1999 by William C. King of Ocean Springs MS. details the Stevens Family and includes a large photo of the family in 1920