Released January 13!
Released January 13!
The Daughters of the American Revolution: A treasure for genealogical research
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Methodology, Military, Repositories
The following blog post is written by NYG&B President D. Joshua Taylor. If you are interested in hearing even more about this topic from Joshua, watch our free webinar on this subject at the bottom of this article.
New York genealogy tips from D. Joshua Taylor and Susan R. Miller: Volume 2
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Immigration, Land, Repositories
Earlier this summer, we hosted our second YouTube Live Q&A, in which our New York State research experts - D. Joshua Taylor and Susan R. Miller - answered questions submitted by our viewers.
We had a large audience and some excellent questions that will apply to everyone's New York State research.
Featured New York Repositories for Genealogy
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Since 2006, The New York Genealogical and Biographical Society has been publishing a series of guides to notable New York State repositories in the New York Researcher. We have compiled all of these articles and listed each repository covered in this guide.
Released May 23!
New York Metro Area Repository Guide
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The New York City area holds many useful repositories for genealogical research. While this is easily the best place to find records of our ancestors that lived in or traveled through this area, the repositories here hold information on families from all over New York State.
The following is a selected alphabetical listing of repositories for genealogy and local history research in the greater New York City area.
A Glimpse of the Rockland Room, New City
Nestled sixteen miles northwest of New York City the small county of Rockland is bordered by New Jersey to the south, Orange Co. to the north, and the Hudson River to the east. Its history parallels that of Manhattan Island.
The Mid-Hudson Public Library System
Local History and Genealogy Collections of Dutchess County
Hudson County Genealogical and Historical Society
From the founding of New Netherland, to the peak of immigration through Ellis Island, and into the modern age, the diverse people and colorful history of Hudson County, New Jersey, have been indelibly linked to New York.