Upcoming Events
Webinar: Indexing New York: The New York Land Records Project
Learn about one of the largest volunteer indexing project in New York State. This mammoth project indexes the grantor, grantee, mortgagor, and mortgagee clerks indexes. A project overview precedes detailed instructions...
The New York Digitization and Indexing Project aims to place thousands of records from across the state of New York online. Over the last two years, we have been able to create digital records of thousands of documents...
Webinar: Accessible and Essential New York Records from Kinship
Arthur C.M. Kelly and Nancy Kelly of Kinship have transcribed and indexed church and town records making otherwise out-of-reach sources available to researchers across the world. Since 1965 their diligence has met the...
The New York Digitization and Indexing Project aims to place thousands of records from across the state of New York online. Over the last two years, we have been able to create digital records of thousands of documents...
Webinar: Learning More About Your Ancestors Through Newspapers
Newspapers can provide a wealth of information about your ancestors and the times they lived in. Being able to use these sources is crucial for any genealogist wanting to effectively research and learn about their...
Learn techniques to tell your immigrant’s story from NYG&B experts. This workshop includes participation of the Statue of Liberty Ellis Island Foundation, Inc. the American Family Immigration History Center at Ellis...
Tenement Museum Tour and Family History Experience
Interior and exterior shots of 97 Orchard Street, which participants will have a chance to see on a behind-the-scenes tour. Come to the Tenement Museum for a joint program that explores family history research and the...
Join New York’s largest genealogical society for four days of research in New York City as you uncover your New York ancestors. This experience focuses on tracing ancestors from across the entire state of New York, not...
The NYG&B will be celebrating our 150th anniversary throughout 2019 with a series of cocktail events. Please join us at our first event that will honor of the importance of records preservation, access and...
Carnegie Hall Migrations Festival Lecture Series: Tracing Migrations to New York, 1600s-1820
From March 9 to April 15, Carnegie Hall will present Migrations: The Making of America, a citywide festival examining the musical legacies of three migrations: The crossings from Scotland and Ireland during the 18th and...
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