Place:Worcester, Massachusetts, United States

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Name	Worcester
Alt names	Worcester	source: Getty Vocabulary Program
Type	County
Coordinates	42.333°N 71.833°W
Located in	Massachusetts, United States (1731 - )

Contained Places

Cemetery: Brookfield Cemetery; Corbin Cemetery; Fairview Cemetery; Goose Hill Cemetery; Hope Cemetery; Memorial Cemetery; North Cemetery; Old Burial Ground; Old Burial Ground; Old Burial Ground; Old Howard Cemetery; Old Indian Cemetery; Old Settlers Burial Yard; Old South Burying Ground; Old Swedish Cemetery; Perryville Cemetery; Pine Grove Cemetery; Pine Grove Cemetery; Prospect Hill Cemetery; Saint Patricks Cemetery; South Sutton Cemetery; South Warren Cemetery; Sutton Center Cemetery; Vernon Grove Cemetery; West Sutton Cemetery; Wildwood Cemetery; Worcester Common Burial Ground
Deserted settlement: Greenwich Village; Greenwich; North Dana ( 1800 - 1940 )
Former community: Dana
Inhabited place: Ashburnham; Athol ( 6 Mar 1762 - ); Auburn; Axtell Corner; Bakers Grove; Baldwinville; Baptist Corners; Barre Falls; Barre Plains; Barre; Bassets Corner; Belmont Hill; Berlin; Beverly Road; Blackburn Village; Blackstone; Bolton; Boylston Center; Boylston; Brockway Corner; Brookfield; Brooks Village; Brooks; Buffumville; Bullardville; Burrage Corner; Camp Barton; Camp Bement; Camp Caravan; Camp Green Eyrie; Camp Kinneywood; Camp Neyati; Camp Resolute; Camp Virginia; Canada Mills; Carterville; Centerville; Chaffinville; Chapinville; Charlton City; Charlton Depot; Charlton; Cherry Valley; Chestnut Hill Meeting House; Clinton; Coldbrook Springs; Cominsville; Community Park; Cordaville; Dana Center; Dawson; Dodge; Dorothy Pond; Douglas; Duck Harbor; Dudley ( 2 Feb 1732 - ); Eaglesville; East Berlin; East Bolton; East Brookfield; East Douglas Station; East Douglas; East Gardner; East Millbury; East Princeton; East Sutton; East Templeton; Ebenville; Fayville; Fennerville; Fisherville; Fiskdale; Fitchburg ( 1740 - ); Five Corners; Fort Devens; Fryeville; Fullerville; Furnace; Gardner; Gates Crossing; Gilbertville; Glen Grove Annex; Glen Grove; Glen Heights; Glenallen; Globe Village; Goodrichville; Goulding Village; Grafton; Halfway House; Hardwick; Harvard Station; Harvard; Heald Village; Heard Street; Hillsville; Hodges Village; Holden; Hopedale; Hubbardston Station; Hubbardston; Hundred Acre Lot; Hydeville; Ironstone; Island; Jefferson; June Street; Kittville; Lakeview; Lakewood Park; Lambs Grove; Lancaster; Lane Village; Leicester; Leino Park; Leominster; Linwood; Lovellville; Lower Wire Village; Lunenburg Station; Lunenburg; Manchaug; Mantyranta; Marions Camp; Marks Garrison; Massasoit; Mendon; Merino Village; Milford; Mill Street; Mill Village; Millbury Junction; Millbury; Millville; Moores Corners; Morningdale; Morseville; Muschopauge; Mystic Grove; Neale Place; New Boston; New Braintree; New Worcester; Nichewaug; North Ashburnham; North Brookfield; North Grafton; North Oxford; North Rutland; North Spencer; North Uxbridge; North Woods; Northborough; Northbridge Center; Northbridge; Northside; Northville; Oak Hill; Oakdale; Oakham; Oakland Heights; Old Common; Old North Ashburnham Station; Old Sturbridge Village; Otter River; Oxford Heights; Oxford; Parkers Station; Partridgeville; Paxton; Pequoig; Perryville; Petersham; Phillipston Four Corners; Phillipston; Pinecrest; Pinedale; Pitcherville; Pleasant Valley; Ponakin Mill; Pratt Junction; Prentice Corner; Princeton Station; Princeton; Proctors corner; Quinapoxet; Richardson Corners; Riverdale; Robinson Crusoe Camp; Rochdale; Royalston ( 19 Feb 1765 - ); Ruralville; Rutland; Sandy Beach; Shaker Village; Shrewsbury Street; Shrewsbury; Sibleys Corner; Smithville; Snellville; South Ashburnham; South Barre; South Berlin; South Charlton; South Fitchburg; South Gardner; South Grafton Street; South Lancaster; South Royalston; South Shrewsbury; South Spencer; South Sutton; South Worcester; Southborough; Southbridge; Spencer; Sterling Camp Grounds; Sterling Junction; Sterling; Still River; Sturbridge; Sutton; Swan Avenue; Tafts Corner; Tasseltop; Templeton Station; Templeton; Texas; The Street; Tufts Village; Turkey Hill Shores; Union Chapel; Unionville; Upper Wire Village; Upton; Upton-West Upton; Uxbridge; Valley Falls; Vernon Hill; Wachusett Station; Waites Corner; Warren; Waterville; Webster; Wellville; Wessonville; West Berlin; West Boylston; West Brookfield; West Dudley; West Millbury; West Oxford; West Royalston; West Rutland; West Sterling; West Sutton; West Warren; Westborough; Westminster; Westville; Westwood Hills; Whalom; Wheelockville; Wheelwright; White Hall; White Valley; Whitinsville; Whitmanville; Wilkinsonville; Williamsville; Winchendon Center; Winchendon Springs; Winchendon; Woodside; Worcester ( 1713 - )
Neighborhood: Cambridge
Unknown: East Blackstone; Southville

source: Getty Thesaurus of Geographic Names

source: Family History Library Catalog

the text in this section is copied from an article in Wikipedia

Worcester County is a county located in the U.S. state of Massachusetts. As of the 2020 census, the population was 862,111, making it the second-most populous county in Massachusetts while also being the largest in area. The largest city and traditional shire town is the city of Worcester. Worcester County is included in the Worcester, MA-CT Metropolitan Statistical Area as well as the Boston-Worcester-Providence, MA-RI-NH-CT Combined Statistical Area.

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2 Population History
3 Research Tips
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Timeline

Date	Event	Source
1731	County formed	Source:Red Book: American State, County, and Town Sources
1731	Court records recorded	Source:Red Book: American State, County, and Town Sources
1731	Land records recorded	Source:Red Book: American State, County, and Town Sources
1731	Probate records recorded	Source:Red Book: American State, County, and Town Sources
1790	First census	Source:Population of States and Counties of the United States: 1790-1990
1810	No significant boundary changes after this year	Source:Population of States and Counties of the United States: 1790-1990

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Population History

source: Source:Population of States and Counties of the United States: 1790-1990

Census Year	Population
1790	56,807
1800	61,192
1810	64,910
1820	73,625
1830	84,355
1840	95,313
1850	130,789
1860	159,659
1870	192,716
1880	226,897
1890	280,787
1900	346,958
1910	399,657
1920	455,135
1930	491,242
1940	504,470
1950	546,401
1960	583,228
1970	637,969
1980	646,352
1990	709,705

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External links

Outstanding guide to Worcester County, Massachusetts family history and genealogy (FamilySearch Research Wiki). History, towns and cities, county histories, birth, marriage, and death records, deeds, wills, court records, divorce records, naturalizations, tax records, warnings out, maps, and societies.

www.rootsweb.com/~maworces/

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