Caveat Emptor: Although every effort has been made to provide an accurate transcription of this volume the HTML version should be used with caution. If you are preparing lineage papers for a genealogical society or citing references for publication online or in print you should verify this information using a printed copy or a microform or electronic image of the book.

   In HTML it is not always possible to provide an exact visual reproduction of a printed page. I have tried to do so within certain limits, using bold face, italics and SMALL CAPITALS when these are used in print. The em dash "—" was used in print to indicate names or dates that are missing or unknown and is so used here. I have not tried to copy the page breaks from print but have used hanging indents as the printed text does - when an entry occupies more than one line the remainder of the line is indented.

   Not all browsers support all of the features described above. Users of Firefox, Netscape Navigator/Communicator Version 4 and later or Microsoft Internet Explorer Version 4 and later should see these pages as I intended them to be seen. Users of other graphical browsers such as Mosaic and Opera may not see all of the features but should find these pages quite usable.

   In the printed version references to sources other than the town records are listed in small capitals, including Church and grave records. The same convention has been followed here, and these references are linked to the explanations of them in the abbreviations page.

   Blank pages around the section title pages are skipped, so that, for example, the "next" link on page 7 points to page 9, skipping the blank page. For an explanation of my surname indexing see the index page.

   The few typographical errors that I have found in the printed volume do not affect the accuracy of the information found therein and have not been corrected.

   If you would like download a copy of the entire HTML version of Cohasset VR in a .zip file you can do so here. Relative addressing is used, so you can unzip all of the files into one dedicated folder or directory and the links between pages will work.

   Please address all comments and corrections to Dale H. Cook.