The NYG&B Blog Archive
Use this index to search through the more than two hundred NYG&B's blog posts.
| Title | Brief | Date Published Sort ascending |
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| eNews, no. 26: New York City area repositories guide & more! | This issue of the NYG&B eNews was delivered on June 15, 2018. Our email newsletter is published twice a month and includes: The latest news about online records Research tips and guides from the… | |
| NYSFHC Experts: Judy G. Russell and Thomas W. Jones | Before you know it, the 2018 New York State Family History Conference will be kicking off. From September 13 - 15, genealogy enthusiasts with an interest in New York State research will gather… | |
| eNews no. 24, May 2018: Fire at the NY State Capitol | This issue of the NYG&B eNews was delivered on May 11, 2018. Our eNews - published twice a month - contains the latest news about New York State genealogy, news about the NYG&B, and helpful… | |
| When you can benefit from a professional genealogy consultation | One of the best things you can do for your family history research is to schedule a consultation with a professional genealogist. Talking to a professional for even as little as 30 minutes can… | |
| 45 reasons to attend the New York State Family History Conference | The 2018 New York State Family History Conference features a program full of fascinating classes that will improve your research skills and teach you all about the most important online record… | |
| How to get the most out of a professional genealogy consultation | Have you recently booked a consultation with a professional genealogist? Or did you purchase a gift consultation (link) and plan to give it to a genealogy enthusiast close to you?… | |
| Fire at the New York State Library | Sooner or later, all researchers encounter the sad fact that a massive fire destroyed a crucial piece of evidence in their family history. Almost everyone knows about the 1921 Washington, D.C.… | |
| NYG&B eNews: Issue No. 23 | This issue of the NYG&B eNews was delivered on April 27, 2018. Our eNews - published twice a month - contains the latest news about New York State genealogy, news about the NYG&B, and helpful… | |
| Reformed Dutch and German churches of Manhattan and the Bronx | During the 16th century, many Christians in the Netherlands broke with Rome and affiliated with Calvinist Protestantism, forming the Nederlands Hervormde Kerkor, or the Dutch Reformed… | |
| Work is underway on a guide to New York’s state archives | NEW YORK CITY – April 27, 2018 The NYG&B, New York’s oldest and largest genealogical organization, is spearheading the key publication. The New York Genealogical and Biographical Society has… |