Written in 1883 for the 100th anniversary
celebration of the incorporation of Longmeadow.
Available as an E-book. Contains considerable historical information as well as
a town genealogy. This E-book is full text searchable.
Book published in 1983 on the 200th anniversary of the
incorporation of Longmeadow. Edited by Mary Rogeness and
Linda Rodger. This E-book is full text
searchable. A hardcopy
is available in Storrs Library.
Stephen Williams was only 11 years old when Deerfield,
MA was raided by the French and Native Americans in
1704. He and his other family members were forced
to march to northern Vermont. Shortly after his
return 1½ years later, he wrote this account of his
captivity.
The Diary includes the reflections of Reverend Stephen
Williams who was the first minister of the First Church
of Christ in Longmeadow. The Diary covers the
time period from 1716, when Stephen Williams became
Longmeadow’s first minister, until his death in 1782.
LDSGenealogy.com is a free website that is designed to
help anyone quickly locate more record sources for U.S.
ancestors. The site catalogs over 1,600 websites so that
rather than visiting all of those websites individually
you can find the record sources in one place. This link is for Longmeadow related records.
A 7 member board that works to preserve, promote and
develop the town’s historical assets for present and
future use. The commission oversees the Historical
Museum House and the Library’s History Room.
Mayflower genealogy and history
- contains passenger lists, genealogies on Mayflower passengers,
historical documents, and information about the Pilgrims' lives
and times.
