East & West Hartland, Connecticut Church Records, compiled by Rollin Hillyer Cooke, offers a detailed glimpse into the religious and community life of Hartland, Connecticut. This meticulously researched volume presents transcriptions of original church records, providing valuable insights for genealogists, historians, and anyone interested in the history of New England. The records document baptisms, marriages, deaths, membership lists, and other significant events within the East and West Hartland churches.

Researchers will find a wealth of information about the families who shaped the region, their religious affiliations, and the social fabric of the community. This book serves as an essential resource for tracing ancestry and understanding the historical context of early Connecticut settlers. It is a significant contribution to local history and a must-have for those exploring their roots in Hartland.

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