This NY Census collection is intended to give a beginning genealogist an idea of the information contained in these records. If you are having a hard time finding your ancestors, or simply do not want to spend the time to build your family tree, you can hire a genealogist to build your entire family tree List … Read more
1925 NY Census The 1925 New York State Census can be a valuable resource the bridge the gap between the Us federal Census’s from the years 1920 and 1930 Useful information contained on 1925’s report PERMANENT RESIDENCE 1a. Street. 1b. House number. 2. NAME of each person whose usual place of abode on June 1, 1915, … Read more
1915 New York State Census I have already mentioned how important the 1915 New York State Census was to connecting the dots in my own family tree, and there is no doubt that it may help you with your project as well. The time period of the mid – late teens is a good one … Read more
The 1892 New York State Census is both very important census due to the lack of a 1890 US Federal Census which has been destroyed in a fire, but it is also seriously lacking in information. As you can see in the image, there is no address which was commonplace in census reports … Read more
The 1855 New York State Census is one of the most important of it’s era due to the fact it provides us with each household members “Relation to the head of the family” in column 9. Even 5 years later in the 1860 U.S Federal Census they still did not provide this information. This … Read more
The New York State 1865 Census is one of the best early census reports around. For one thing, it is the first post Civil War Census conducted, as you can see in the list below, lines 25-28 provide military service information. Locating your ancestor in this census may be the fastest way to determine … Read more