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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...
27 Apr 2018eNews
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...
27 Apr 2018
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...
27 Apr 2018Genealogy News
My family and New York City's "real Little Italy"
C.M. Stieglitz, “Italian pushcart market, Arthur and Crescent Avenues, Bronx, New York”(1940)
This post is written by Frederick Wertz, Director of Digital Services for...
26 Apr 2018Bronx County
Why you need to have your ancestor's New York death certificate
Whether you’re just getting started or trying to break through a longtime brick wall, we have a suggestion for you - make sure you have your ancestor’s New York death...
15 Apr 2018
Meet the NYG&B: Meryl Schumacker, Genealogist
Have you met Meryl Schumacker, the New York Genealogical and Biographical Society Genealogist?
Many of our members and constituents have attended a webinar hosted by...
06 Apr 2018