Why Historical Newspapers Are Crucial Genealogy Sources
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Newspapers
If you haven’t searched for your ancestors in historical newspapers, now is an excellent time to start: It’s easier than ever to find and access historical newspapers, and they can hold some amazing - and quite surprising - information.
Research tip: Using a citation or index entry to find an article in The NYG&B Record
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The Record
In the course of your New York genealogy research, you may come across a citation or index entry that references The New York Genealogical & Biographical Record.
Some researchers will immediately wonder, “What is The NYG&B Record?”
Released January 10!
Released January 02!
Released November 28!
Released October 18!
6 quick tips to prepare for a genealogy cemetery trip
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Cemetery
This blog was written by NYG&B summer intern Bryley Williams.
The summer and fall are perfect times to find the grave of a long-lost relative, so we’ve compiled a list of six tips to make your cemetery trip go smoothly.
Researching Irish ancestors in New York State: What you need to know
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Irish
Finding your New York ancestors can be challenging—so can finding your Irish ancestors. When you're looking for Irish ancestors who settled in New York State, things can be doubly challenging.
Find your ancestor's obituary: The New York Times and other sources
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Obituary
In recent years, The New York Times has undertaken a groundbreaking initiative to create obituaries for those whose stories deserve to be told, yet were passed over at the time of their death.