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by Chip Robinson

Explores the Indian archaeology of Rehoboth, Massachusetts including the Tobey Site excavation. Paperback, 134 pages

edited by Sue Ellen Snape

Funded by the Rehoboth Historical Commission, this book includes history, stories, and remembrances of the town by its members. Paperback, 139 pages

edited by Stacey Garretson

Funded by the Rehoboth Historical Commission, this book includes history, stories, and remembrances of the town by its members. Paperback, 178 pages

by the Annawan Historical Society

Compiled by the Annawan Historical Society. A chronological record of facts on the history of Rehoboth from 1643 to 1992. Hardback, 176 pages

by Sue Ellen Snape

A look at late 18th century Rehoboth including: reminiscences of William Blanding; the establishment of the Town of Savoy; Shays’ Rebellion. Hardback, 103 pages

by Sue Ellen Snape

Reprint of the popular sold-out book about Rehoboth at the time of the Revolutionary War. Paperback, 192 pages

edited by Sandra A. Turgeon

Turgeon with the East Providence Historical Society presents a powerful collection of Lt. Peter Hunt’s wartime letters, revealing the human cost of the Civil War through the voice of an eighteen-year-old Union recruit. Paperback, 286 pages

by Kevin Paul Saleeba

This work offers a clear, engaging look at the shared early history of several Southern New England towns, including Seekonk, Rehoboth, East Providence, and Pawtucket, beginning with the region’s colonial origins in 1643. Paperback, 202 pages

by Lisa Brooks

Brooks uses careful research and vivid storytelling to reveal a fuller picture of war, captivity, and Native resistance during the King Philip’s War. She focuses on the lives of Weetamoo, a powerful Wampanoag leader, and James Printer, a Nipmuc scholar, whose paths connect through the captivity of Mary Rowlandson. By following their stories Brooks offers a new way to understand the beginnings of colonial New England. Her groundbreaking work is rooted not only in historical documents but also in the land, communities, and long-standing knowledge of Native New England, showing how the past and the landscape inform each other. Hardcover, 448 pages

Detailing locations of Rehoboth’s 53 historic cemetery sites. Map

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December 29th, 1875 - February 4th, 1876
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compiled by Robert Trim

Typed photocopy, 19 pages

compiled by Robert Trim


A record of births from Rehoboth which do not appear in the official town records. Sources include but are not limited to unprinted records of Rhode Island from private collections, certificates of employment for service vessels, seaman’s Proterate Records, registers of death, out of town cemetery records, etc. Typed photocopy

compiled by Robert Trim


A record of deaths from Rehoboth which do not appear in the official town records. Sources include but are not limited to unprinted records of Rhode Island from private collections, certificates of employment for service vessels, seaman’s Proterate Records, registers of death, out of town cemetery records, etc. Typed photocopy