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From New York to Michigan: The genealogy of Jacob and Michael Van Wagoner, Jr., 1823-1984 by Philo Woodrow Van Wagoner, 1985
First Settlers of Albany County, New York - Contributions for the Genealogies of the First Settlers of the Ancient County of Albany from 1630 to 1800 ([Reprinting of 1872 Edition]) by Jonathan Pearson, 1984
History of the Kuykendall family since its settlement in Dutch New York in 1646,: With genealogy as found in early Dutch church records, state and government ... and mode of living of the early forefathers by George Benson Kuykendall, 1919
Saint Nicholas Society of the City of New York, The: History, Customs, Record of Events, Constitution, Certain Genealogies, and Other Matters of Interest by Saint Nicholas Society of the City of New York, 1958
The family of Nelson Drake Back to 1630 New York and Michigan Pioneers with Genealogy Supplement by Floyd Nelson Drake, 1963-01-01
The Starkweather-Staples genealogy of the Hamilton, Madison County, New York, branches, and their California connections,: Including the Allen, Billings, ... Kehoe, Meier, Smith and Stanton families by Rufus Perle Starkweather, 1925
History and Genealogy of the Cochran Family of Kirkcudbright and New York by James H. Callender, 1932-01-01
Minisink: A bicentennial history
Starkweather-Staples Genealogy of the Hamilton, Madison County, New York Branches and Their California Connections by R. P., Compiler Starkweather, 1925-01-01
Indians from New York in Wisconsin & Elsewhere: A Genealogy Reference by Toni J. Prevost, 1995-06
Indians from New York in Ontario & Quebec: A Genealogy Reference Volume II by Toni Jollay Prevolst, 1995-01-01
Utah: the perfect genetics lab: big families, Mormon Church records, and even 19th-century polygamy are proving a boon to the study of genes and genealogy.(National): ... An article from: New York Times Upfront by Kirk Johnson, 2005-02-14
The Family of Nelson Drake Back to 1630: New York & Michigan Pioneers, with Genealogy Supplement by F.N. Drake, 1963
Genealogies of Long Island Families, from The New York Genealogical and Biographical Record. In Two Volumes. Volume II: Praa-Youngs. Indexed by Long Island, 2010-07-12

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New York Genealogy - New York State Genealogy Resources, Research With Free Obit
Offers fee based investigations featuring census, marriage license, social security index, court record, and cemetery data. Includes free obituary index.
http://beachvideostudio.com/nysgen.htm
Lineages' Genealogy Site Livingston County, New York
What records are available for Livingston County, new york and where to write for them.
http://www.lineagesnet.com/usa/ny/LivingstonCounty.html
Ohmann Family
genealogy of Ohmann Family from Reinshagen, Mecklenburg, Germany to new york State.
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~baillargeon/ohmannfamilies/
Federal Census Records For NYS: Genealogy: NYS Library
Information on what's available for rental at the State Library in Albany.
http://www.nysl.nysed.gov/genealogy/fedcen.htm

Extractions: New York State Library Genealogy Related page: New York State Census Records Population Schedules Special Schedules Access The New York State Library holds the Federal decennial census of New York State for the years 1790-1930, except for 1890. The 1790 schedules are available in print and microfilm; other schedules are available in microfilm only. There are printed indexes for the 1790 through 1870 censuses, and Soundex indexes on microfilm for 1880, 1900 and 1920. There are also CD-ROM indexes for 1850, 1860, 1870, 1880 and 1910. The 1930 Federal census was the last to be released to the public (in 2002). Federal census records since 1930 remain in the custody of the U.S. Bureau of the Census. Information from these censuses can be provided only to the person to whom it pertains or to an authorized representative. For more information, write: U.S. Bureau of the Census, Personal Census Service Branch, Pittsburgh, KS 66762. New York State Library holds the years and schedules shown in the table below. Only the information related to New York State is held. The schedules are available in both microfilm and manuscript. There are no indexes to this collection. Special Schedule Federal Census Agriculture Industry/Manufactures (Essex-Yates) Mortality Social Statistics (Monroe-Yates) Defective, Dependent, and Delinquent Classes
Orange County, New York AHGP
Welcome to Orange County, new york. The American History and genealogy Project. and. The American Local History Network. 1683.
http://www.usgennet.org/usa/ny/county/orange/

Extractions: Please consider giving what you can to keep this wonderful webspace free and accessible to you. To join USGENNET, click here . If you join the USGENNET, please mention the Orange County, New York AHGP website. This site, although independent, is affiliated with both The American Genealogy and History Project and The American Local History Network
Family Tree Maker's Genealogy Site: User Home Pages: The Robert Philip Jack Of N
Family history of Robert Philip Jack.
http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/j/a/c/Robert-Philip-Jack/

Extractions: The content shown on this page has been submitted by a Genealogy.com customer, and is not subject to verification by Genealogy.com. Neither Genealogy.com nor its affiliates are responsible for the accuracy of any information contained on this page. The opinions expressed on this page are the author's alone and not the opinions of Genealogy.com. Home Help About Us Biography.com ... Affiliate
Lou Alfano's Italian Genealogy & Culture Homepage #3
Homepage of Lou Alfano, who has researched his own family and found many good genealogy tools. Links to the towns of Angri, Vasto, and Avellino. Also Italian American history in Brooklyn, new york.
http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Acropolis/1709/Alfano1a.htm

Extractions: ON-LINE INTERACTIVE MAP OF ITALY This is a real goodie! While it's not going to show you EVERY street in every town, it gets down to major street level - which is the best I've seen so far for small towns. Find My Ancestral Town Put your town's name in the "City" box, click on "Find Location," and then play with the "zoom" and directional selections. BROO-GA-LEEN Since so many Italian immigrants (and their descendants) have lived in Brooklyn, New York, here are a couple of Brooklyn web sites for your enjoyment: Brooklyn Is The World - Includes Brooklyn neighborhoods, history, addresses of all Brooklyn newspapers and lots more. Brooklyn On Line - Some neighborhood info, a Brooklyn Chat Room, more.
Hispanic Genealogy Center
The Hispanic Genealogical Society of new york is a nonprofit organization, dedicated to bringing genealogy to Hispanic Americans. Site includes message boards, articles, and research information.
http://www.hispanicgenealogy.com
Donna Speer Ristenbatt Genealogy/Reformed Dutch Church Records
new Jersey and new york churches, with details of what records are available.
http://www.ristenbatt.com/genealogy/dutch_ch.htm

Extractions: URL of this website: http://www.ristenbatt.com/genealogy Why So Valuable What Churches Existed Where New York Reformed Dutch Churches New Jersey Reformed Dutch Churches ... A Final Word One of the most valuable tools for a researcher looking for Dutch ancestors in America are the Reformed Dutch Church Records. In its infancy, this Church was referred to as the Reformed Dutch Church, but in recent times, this Church has sometimes come to be known as the Dutch Reformed Church. Anytime a church record is consulted, a certain pattern is followed, whether the record is in Dutch, or has been translated into English. In English, the pattern is the date of baptism (sometimes the date of birth also), the name of the child, the names of the parents and the names of the witnesses. If the record is kept in Dutch, the same pattern is followed, only the following words are used. Kinder = Child. Ouders = parents. Geboren = Born. Gedopt = Baptized. Getuygen = Witnesses. One may ask, what church do I look for and where do I find its records? These two questions are addressed in the following two sections. Before looking at these two sections, however, here are examples of how records are kept. English Translation Example: (Schraalenburgh Reformed Dutch Church)
Crosswinds.Net · Not Found
Roy and Pat of Red Hook, new york. Photos, genealogy, and information.
http://www.crosswinds.net/~meilman/
We Moved
Jim and Sonia Rahm from Walden, new york. Information, photos, links, personal pages, and genealogy.
http://www.frontiernet.net/~rahm/

Extractions: Rahm Organization The Rahm Family Sonia's Place Jim's Home Page The Elsbree Family Jamey Rahm Heads-Site Elizabeth's Pictures Logan's Pictures Victoria's Pictures Elizabeth Pictures Logan Cade Lipton Rahm Family Photos Rahm Family Photos 2 Rahm Photo Albums Leon Family Photos Finamore Family Photos Oldies Photos Younger Days Photos Pet Photos Rahm 2002 Letter Stephanie Zychowicz Sign Our Guestbook View Our Guestbook Credits Adoption Fun Stuff Play Break Out Play Black Jack More Fun Stuff Search the Web Search the Web
Bronx County Genealogy Queries
91 genealogy Queries. Bronx County genealogy Queries. Total matching queries 91 Current search All locations United States new york Bronx County.
http://www.cousinconnect.com/p/a/101954/

Extractions: Current search: All locations United States New York Bronx County ... Sort by Date ANDERSON : DAMICO : GIBNEY : GOULDNER : looking for Gouldner family members or anyone who new them in the Bronx ... Posted: 17-May-2004 View Full Details HAREN : HARRAN : KIERNAN : MCKERNAN : MCKIERNAN : I am looking for information regarding my ggf Edwin Kiernan. I believe he was born in 1871 in Enniskillen, Ireland. Emmigrated to NYC in 1892 and married to Catherine Haren that same year. His name ... Posted: 15-May-2004 View Full Details MELVIN : I am looking for information on the death of Gregory L. Melvin of Raleigh, NC. He lived in New York city and went by the nickname "Lite". I just discovered that he is dead and I was very c ... Posted: 10-May-2004 View Full Details CALEB SMITH : HANNAH DYCKMAN : Hannah Dyckman, born 3 Feb 1780 at Harlem, NY, married Caleb Smith on 26 Jan 1804. They had ten children, but I have only been able to locate one, Emeline Smith Crane. Would like to find other 10 ch ... Posted: 28-Apr-2004 View Full Details KELLEY : WINNIE : Posted: 20-Apr-2004 View Full Details RUDNITZSKY : SLONIM : SLONIMSKY : SLONIN : SLONINSKY : Posted: 06-Apr-2004 View Full Details ALLEN : ENGELMANN : I am looking for information on the death of Ada Gertrude Allen, age 15 years of age, died November 30,1928 and buried GreenWood Cemetery, Brooklyn. And also the name and information on a child born ...
Dutch Door Genealogy
Rockland County new york and Bergen County new Jersey Historical Information
http://www.dutchdoorgenealogy.com
Lupkes Genealogy Web Pages
Three sons of Uke Bena (Buker) Lupkes sailed from Brem, Germany and arrived in new york, May 5, 1881. They originally settled on a farm in Ackley, Iowa.
http://www.rootsweb.com/~mntraver/lgwp.html

Extractions: Petkum, Ostfriesland Germany Oltman and Aielt, sons of Uke and Bena (Buker) Lupkes, sailed from Brem, and arrived in New York May 5, 1881.Oltman was listed as a Carpenter and Aielt as a Painter. They settled in Ackley, Iowa. After completing his German Military Service their brother George and his family joined them in Ackley in 1883. They would all become farmers now. Aielt eventually settled in Rushmore. Oltman moved on to Rushmore and finally settled in Traverse County, Minnesota. George stayed on in Ackley. His farm is now listed as a Century Farm having been in the Lupkes family for 100 or more years. The barn built by these brothers in Ackley still stands and is a tribute to their workmanship. Lupkes descendants of these brothers can be found in many states. Aielt Oltman George Welcome to my Lupkes Genealogy Web Pages Please let me now if you enjoyed your visit or you can contact me about adding your branch on our family tree. Special thanks need to go to the Lupkes Family members who supported my research and contributed their family histories. To Linda (Bruns) Whiteside, for sharing so many missing pieces of Lupkes genealogy with us. .... Good luck with your research! Carol LaRue German Genealogy Lupkes Surname Researchers Search Frisian Genealogy ... Hardin County Iowa US GenWeb Ackley Nobles County Minnesota US GenWeb Rushmore Church in Emden Rootsweb Ostfriesien Pages Mail List - Forum - Disscussion Group Lupkes - L Mail List Ostfriesan Map Petkum - Leer Area ..... Linda (Bruns) Whiteside
Genesee County,New York GenWeb
County history, town information, libraries, genealogy groups, museums, historical societies and local government information.
http://www.rootsweb.com/~nygenese/

Extractions: GENESEE COUNTY HISTORY Before the arrival of the first settlers, "Genesee Count r y" was the home of the Seneca Indians. Robert Morris of Massachusetts, purchased "Genesee Count r y" in 1791 and sold it to the Holland Company, a group of Dutch bankers, on July 20, 1793. the Holland Company opened for business in 1800, the first sale was 1801, and they moved the office to Batavia when Genesee county was founded in 1802. The county was named for the indian word meaning "beautiful valley". Originally Genesee County comprised virtually all of Western New York and was divided into only four "Shires" or towns; Batavia, Northampton, Southampton, and Leicester. Gradually, parcels of land were taken from Genesee County to form other counties; Allegany Cattaraugus Chautauqua Niagara (1808), part of Livingston (1821), part of Monroe Erie Orleans (1824) and Wyoming (1841). What was left is the present Genesee County. Also Genesee County in the Beginning When searching for ancestors in Genesee County, you MUST pay close attention to correlating your dates with formation of each county. Anything before 1841 MAY actually be found in another county. Your next step should be to check the map below for the current towns in the county. ( Batavia is the county seat.)
Vital Records Services - New York State Department Of Health
How to obtain genealogy Copies; How to register with the Adoption Information Registry; How to get married in new york State. Freedom
http://www.health.state.ny.us/nysdoh/consumer/vr.htm

Extractions: Skip Navigation Welcome to the New York State Vital Records web site. The Vital Records Section of the New York State Department of Health files certificates for births, deaths and marriages that occurred in New York State outside of New York City since 1881. Also on file are divorce records for all of New York State since 1963. The Vital Records Section provides qualified applicants with certified copies of the certificates associated with these events. Uncertified copies of older certificates are available for genealogy research. Birth and Death records are also available from the Local Registrar of the municipality where the event occurred. Marriage records are available from the Town or City Clerk of the municipality where the Marriage License was issued. For further information about these services, please contact the appropriate office of the municipality involved. Telephone numbers are available from the local phone directory or telephone information. The Vital Records Section operates the Adoption Information Registry. The Registry helps adoptees obtain available non-identifying information about their birth parents and enables the reunion of registered adoptees with their birth parents and biological siblings. Finally, the Registry provides a place for birth parents to file medical information updates which may be shared with registered adoptees.
Obtaining Genealogy Copies
What types of records are available from the new york State Department of Health for genealogy research? Genealogical Resources in the new york State Archives
http://www.health.state.ny.us/nysdoh/vr/forms/genealogy.htm

Extractions: Vital Records What types of records are available from the New York State Department of Health for genealogy research? Vital records registration started in New York State outside of New York City in 1881. Generally, the New York State Department of Health provides uncertified copies of the following types of records for genealogy research purposes: Are the time periods ever waived? The time periods are waived for direct-line ancestors. A direct line ancestor is a person in the direct line of descent, i.e., the child, grandchild, great grandchild of the person whose record is requested. The direct-line ancestor applicant must provide the following: Proof of their relationship to the person whose record they are requesting.
Cayuga County NYGenWeb Project
genealogy and local history.
http://www.rootsweb.com/~nycayuga/

Extractions: This index page provides links to websites that contain information to assist you with genealogy and family history research in Cayuga County, NY. Some of the on-line information was compiled and published on the Internet by volunteers as a part of the USGenWeb NYGenWeb Project. The information provided is intended as a secondary-source research tool for personal genealogy and local history research. We do not guarantee the contents of research materials and/or the expertise of any professional researchers or look-up volunteers. Links to external web sites are being provided as a convenience and for informational purposes only; they do not constitute an endorsement or approval of any of the products, services or opinions contained in any external web site. Neither the USGenWeb Project nor its members are responsible for the contents of any "third party" site which you may access from a link on this page." If you are interested in adopting a county or want more information about the NYGenWeb Project, contact Bob Sullivan , the NY GenWeb Project State Coordinator.
Ellis Island, Castle Garden, Barge Office | Immigrant Processing Centers For New
History of the Barge Office, Castle Garden and Ellis Island for genealogy and passenger researchers.
http://germanroots.home.att.net/ellisisland/

Extractions: On Jan. 1, 1892 an Irish girl named Annie Moore became the first person to be processed at Ellis Island. The day also happened to be her fifteenth birthday. She had arrived in New York on the steamship Nevada with her two younger brothers. She was presented with a ten dollar gold piece. Approximately 12 million people followed her over the next 32 years.
Welcome To GenealogyCDs - Your New York Regional Genealogy Resource
Collection of genealogy research texts and GEDCOM files for the Long Island, new york area available on CDRom.
http://www.longislandgenealogy.com/unplugged.html

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