Vermont is the state in which I have the fewest colonial ancestors. That may be because many New York and Connecticut families migrated into Vermont. I have no New York families and my Connecticut ancestors didn’t go to Vermont, they went to Canada when the American Revolution ended!
However, if you have Vermonters in your family tree, there are a number of great resources.
My state genealogy resources series pretty much has a focus on free websites, but for New England states, I have to make an exception and mention the New England Historic Genealogical Society in Boston and its website AmericanAncestors. Anyone with serious New England roots should consider joining NEHGS.
Now, for the free online resources:
Access Genealogy – Vermont
Ancestor Hunt – Vermont Online Historical Newspapers Summary
Bennington Museum – Library, Archives & Essays
Charlotte Public Library – Local History and Genealogy
Forebears – Vermont Genealogical Records
Genealogical Society of Vermont
New Horizons Genealogy – Vermont
Online Vermont Death Records & Indexes
University of Vermont – Special Collections Library
University of Vermont Libraries – Digital Collections
Vermont Historical Society – Genealogy
Vermont Life Magazine – Digital Archive
Vermont State Archives & Records Administration