Hingham remains in Plymouth County. The basic data is from the "Historical Data" publication series [1] with additions from various sources. There are no published vital records for Hingham, but thought to be mostly included in the history in volumes 2 and 3.
The Library of Congress Washington, D. They are likely to own most of the years listed above. Their collection is in microfiche, microfilm, and books, but there is no online inventory of their holdings except for microfilm.
See their guide online. The following is a list of cemeteries in present-day Hingham. Remember that the "old" town included present-day Cohasset. For more details regarding these cemeteries, see the state guide under cemeteries for books on the subject. For location of cemeteries, see PlymouthColony website. The Holbrook Research Institute now Archive Publishing - at the bottom of the page made 43 fiche that cover plans and indexes for several of these cemeteries.
Abstracts of the cemeteries above are marked and keyed to: A. New England Historic Genealogical Society , in various manuscripts. The following is a list of churches established in town in order of organization date if known and condition of records in the survey if listed. Memories Overview Gallery People Find. Sign in Create Account. Home Residents About Hingham.
About Hingham The Town of Hingham covers an area of The town's history is reflected in its many immaculately kept antique houses, including the "Old Ordinary" on Lincoln Street, which now houses the Hingham Historical Society Museum.
Derby Academy, founded in , is the oldest co-educational school in the country and Hingham's First Parish Old Ship Church is the oldest wooden structure in the country in continuous use as a place of worship. Hingham has created 6 historic districts which will help the town maintain its unique character in the future. Hingham is proud of its location on the water, including 21 miles of shoreline and construction of a new harbor park further expands the public use of Hingham Harbor.
The acquisition of the South Shore Country Club by the municipality provides additional recreation opportunities for residents while preserving the suburban character of this historic seaside community. Recreational areas include Bare Cove Park which has biking and walking trails around its acres along Back River, World's End which is a acre peninsula overlooking Hingham Harbor with breathtaking views of Boston, and Wompatuck State park which includes 3, acres of woodland are and the largest public campground in the metropolitan Boston area.
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