| Display title | Vermont Town Records |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Vermont is the youngest New England state. Permanent settlements first arose in the 1760's under grants issued by New Hampshire. In 1764 the settlements were placed under the jurisdiction of New York. The settlers formed their own government in 1777, and Vermont joined the Union in 1791. In Vermont, as in other New England states, the basic governmental unit is the town, where original vital records and copies of deeds are held. |
