New York Album Images from new york Album. published 1883 by Wittemann Bros. 55th St. Porch of Church of Heavenly Rest; Temple Emanuael 5th Ave. http://www.preserve.org/nyalbum/page2.htm
Vital Records: Genealogy: NYS Library A part of the new york State Library Web site, this page describes the from the new york State Library s extensive collection of new york State church http://www.nysl.nysed.gov/genealogy/vitrec.htm
Extractions: New York State Library Genealogy The New York State Department of Health, Bureau of Vital Records provides birth and marriage records from 1881, death records from 1880 and divorce records from 1963. Divorce records are maintained for the entire state, including the five boroughs of New York City. New York State Vital Records does not maintain records filed in Albany, Buffalo or Yonkers prior to 1914. New York State does file birth records for Queens and Richmond counties for the years 1881 through 1897. Anyone may obtain records of births that occurred at least 75 years ago and records of marriages and deaths that occurred at least 50 years ago. Access to more recent records is restricted to immediate family members with proof of identity. The Department of Health adds index information only once a year. The Bureau of Vital Records requires that requests for genealogical recordsrecords for family history purposes, not needing certification for legal purposesbe submitted by mail, or you may obtain forms and submit genealogical requests at the Department of Health's Satellite Office in Menands (800 North Pearl Street, 2nd Floor). Submitting requests at the Satellite Office saves time. You cannot save time by mailing genealogical requests by faster than ordinary mail. Applications may also be dropped off in the New York State Archives reading room reception area on the 11th floor of the Cultural Education Center.
Welcome To Judson Church! new york. Calendar of events, contact information, worship schedule, and directions to the church. http://www.judson.org/
New York Job Tempts Bishop Away From Detroit new york job tempts bishop away from Detroit. August 5, 2005 18 and 19 for a new bishop to lead the 136 Evangelical Lutheran Church in America http://www.freep.com/news/religion/bishop5e_20050805.htm
Extractions: FREE PRESS RELIGION WRITER Detroit Lutheran Bishop Robert Rimbo has announced that he's moving to New York to become the pastor of a parish near Central Park, Holy Trinity Lutheran Church. His resignation, after seven years in Detroit, is prompting an election on Nov. 18 and 19 for a new bishop to lead the 136 Evangelical Lutheran Church in America congregations in southeast Michigan. In some Christian denominations, bishops are ordained for life. However, Rimbo's church regards bishops as elected leaders who may resign to accept other posts.
Extractions: Reredos by Lee Lawrie St. Thomas Episcopal Church has been a New York institution since its founding in 1823/4. It has had four buildings, the first two 'uptown' on Broadway at Houston Street before it moved further uptown to Fifth Avenue and 53rd Street in 1870. The third building, scene of the marriage of Consuelo Vanderbilt to the 9th Duke of Marlborough , was designed by Richard Upjohn . It burned in 1905. The present church, the fourth, is a designated New York landmark that was designed by Ralph Adams Cram and Bertram G. Goodhue , also architects of St. Bartholomew's. First designs date from 1906; built 1911 - 1914, it opened for services in 1913. This masterpiece of a city church, with bold massing and a strong profile, has plain ashlar limestone surfaces in French High Gothic style , embellished with dense French Flamboyant Gothic detail in the window tracery, in the small arches of the triforium and in the rich pale stonework of the reredos, where Bertrand Goodhue's original genius in decoration, and sculpture designed by Lee Lawrie , are inspired by the altar screen at Winchester Cathedral in England.
CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Syracuse (New York) Visit new Advent for the Summa Theologica, Church Fathers, the name of the Trustees of the first Catholic Church in the Western District of new york . http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/14397a.htm
Extractions: Home Encyclopedia Summa Fathers ... S > Syracuse A B C D ... CICDC - Home of the Catholic Lifetime Reading Plan (Syracusensis) The Diocese of Syracuse, in the State of New York, comprises the counties of Broome, Chenango, Cortland, Madison, Oneida, Onondaga, and Oswego, and contains an area of 5626 square miles, a little more than one-ninth of the entire state. Out of a population of 609,041, about 161,000, or a little more than one-fourth, are Catholics. Missions Among the Indians The Oneidas and the Onondagas occupied lands near the shores of the lakes which bear their names. The first chosen president of the Iroquois was the venerable Ato-tao-ho, a famous Onondaga chief. The Onondagas were the central nation of the League, and not far from the present episcopal city, on Indian Hill, between the ravines formed by the west and middle branches of Limestone Creek in the town of Pompey, about two miles south of Manlius, was the village of Onondaga, the seat of government for the League of the Five Nations. It is probable that some of the Franciscan Fathers of the Recollect reform, whom Champlain obtained from France in 1614 to minister to the French settlers and convert the natives, visited this territory and offered up the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass on the shores of Lakes Onondaga or Oneida, and perhaps what is now Oswego as early as 1615. Father Le Moyne, S.J., however, must be considered the real founder of the Church in the Diocese of Syracuse. Fathers Joseph Chaumonot and Claude Dablon were selected to begin the work of evangelization. They said Mass on the chosen site Sunday, 14 November 1654. A little bark chapel was soon constructed with the assistance of the Indians.
Extractions: Additional Essays First Clothes I wobbled down to the lobby where tables full of hand-knit sweaters were on sale to support the hospital. A miniature green sweater with Venetian glass buttons caught my eye. I picked it up and put it down repeatedly. What need was there for an expensive sweater when everything was on hold? Then something fierce and ancient bloomed in me. Bikes or no bikes, my son would have a good life, with leaf-green cardigans and all the kisses he could stand. No matter what. It was the one thing that I could control in an unpredictable world. Two days after giving birth, I had become a mother. These memories tumble back at the sight of the infant clothes encased in Auschwitz, Block 5. They are delicately embroidered and smocked. The deported mothers, after all, had been told to take along their best things in their suitcases, which, like the fathers of their children, were wrested from them upon arrival at the concentration camp. The fragility and size of the outfits lacerates the heart, but my mourning wells up from understanding that these mothers lost something far more precious to them than their own lives, if that can be imagined. They lost their maternal right to protect their beloved sons and daughters, many of them babies still in their first clothes. Words are helpless to describe what they must have suffered. info@judithdupre.com
Extractions: Nestled between the Hudson River and the Catskill Mountains, Greene County is your gateway to a world of adventure, romance and family fun. Enjoy the ski slopes or the great outdoors at Hunter and Windham. Canoe along the shores of Athens, Catskill, Coxsackie or New Baltimore. Take your kids to the Catskill Game Farm or the Zoom Flume. Tour the wineries of the Hudson Valley. Spend a romantic weekend getaway at any one of our more than 50 bed-and-breakfasts. Have a family reunion at a traditional all-inclusive resort. Ride your motorcycle along some really cool roads. Play a different golf course every day, for 9 days. Drive your RV or pitch your tent at a campground near the longest cascading waterfall in New York State. We invite you to browse through our website, where you can even book hotels and golf packages on-line.Come Discover Greene, close enough for a visit, far enough for a vacation.
Otsego County, New York Otsego County, new york First Baptist Church Cemetery, Town of Worcester, Otsego County, NY The Hall Cemetery, Town of Worcester, Otsego County, NY http://www.rootsweb.com/~nyotsego/
Extractions: My name is Jan Cortez your Otsego County Host. I live in MI, so I am not able to help in onsite research. Also please remember that what you find online has not necessarily been documented and that all good genealogists should personaly check sources to ascertain that the information is in fact correct. If you would like to adopt a NY County, please contact the NY State Coordinator Modeled after the Kentucky GenWeb Project which was organized by a group of genealogists in March and April 1996, the idea was to provide a single entry point for all counties in Kentucky, where collected databases would be stored. In June 1996, it was decided to expand the project to include all states. Site search Web search Message Board for Otsego County - The new Ancestry.com combined message boards. Queries, wills, etc. I have returned the link to our site on a conditional basis. It appears that many of our concerns have been addressed. However, if we get many complaints about the operation of the boards or concerns about the commercial aspect of the new system we reserve the right to remove these boards permanently.
International Affairs - UN Advocacy Week 2004 Week in new york City (Monday 15 November 2004). The Church Centre at the United Nations at 777 UN Plaza, new york, just opposite the UN building http://www.wcc-coe.org/wcc/what/international/advocweek04.html
Extractions: 14-19 November 2004 SEE: Provisional agenda Focus areas Working sessions This year, key people responsible for international affairs and advocacy in member churches, specialized ministries and ecumenical organizations will come together for strategic discussions on topics like "The responsibility of the international community for peace in Sudan" and "The role of the churches in fulfilling the Millennium Development Goals".
Extractions: New Narc City: Sam Vaknin and the Narcissism of Wall Street. By Tim Hall Narcissism is hot. In the wake of the dot-com implosion and recent business scandals, many are focusing their attention on what otherwise might have remained an obscure psychological disorder. Much of the New Economy bubble seems to have arisen from narcissism run amok: The grandiosity of crooked executives and their haughty contempt for business and accounting procedures; the relentless manipulation of (and by) investors, analysts, and employees; the utter lack of empathy for others; the complete and total denial of any wrongdoing when everything fell apart. With his life in shambles, Vankin attempted to understand the disorder that had come to define his existence. The result of this painful self-scrutiny and research was
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