Are you having difficulty tracing someone in New York City in the early nineteenth century?
City Clerk's Marriage Licenses, New York City, 1908-1937: One of 20th-Century Genealogy's Best Primary Sources
Ah, New York City marriage certificates. As researchers, we delight in finding them and their illuminating information about spouses, parents, birthplaces, the wedding—
Records of Other Protestant Denominations of New York City (Manhattan)
Previous articles in this series have covered records in the NYG&B Collection for the Methodist, Dutch Reformed, Lutheran, Episcopalian and Presbyterian churches of old New York City (Manhattan).
Lutheran Records of New York City (Manhattan)
Germans, Scandinavians, and others of the Lutheran faith were among the earliest European settlers of Manhattan Island.
Released March 26!
New York, All Saints' Church, 1824–1862
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This collection includes: Introduction Baptisms, 1824 to 1862 Marriages, 1824 to 1862 Burials, 1837 to 1861 Communicants, 1837 to 1854 Confirmations, 1836 to 1860 Families View the full file.
Released March 26!
New York, South Reformed Church in Garden Street, 1812–1853
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This transcription includes: Introduction Births and Baptisms, 1812 to 1852 Marriages, 1812 to 1853 View the full file. This collection was edited by Royden Woodward Vosburgh.
Big News: New York Roman Catholic Records Now Online
Excellent news for New York researchers with Catholic ancestors: New York Roman Catholic Archdiocese indexes are online on Findmypast.
Released May 25!
Finding Aid for Dutch Reformed Church of Greene and Houston Streets
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Finding aid to the Dutch Reformed Church of Greene and Houston Streets in New York City, also known as the Greene Street Church and Seventh Avenue Church. Index cards feature names that direct researchers to records held at the New-York Historical Society.