81. Cayuga County NYGenWeb Project genealogy and local history. http://www.rootsweb.com/~nycayuga/

The Cayuga County NYGenWeb Project Your On~Line Guide To Genealogy Research In Cayuga County, NY 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.

82. Dutch Door Genealogy, Rockland County Bergen County Historical Rockland County new york and Bergen County new Jersey Historical Information http://www.dutchdoorgenealogy.com

Bergen County New Jersey Historical Information CIVIL RECORDS 1702 Census, Orange County, NY 1800 Federal Census, Rockland County, NY 1830 Federal Census, Bergen County, NJ Bergen County, NJ Municipalities ... 1863 Draft, Rockland County, NY CHURCH RECORDS Airmont Lutheran Church, Suffern, NY DRC, Tappan/Clarkstown, NY DRC, Kakiat/West New Hempstead, NY DRC, Clarkstown, NY ... Baptist Church, Nanuet, NY THE HARING FAMILY Clifford Masten Haring Family Records Haring Family Burial Ground, Norwood, NJ The Haring Family Notebook, 1810 John Haring, Patriot and Statesman of the Revolution, and Descendants ... Betsey Bogert Haring Quilts OTHER, HISTORICAL The Brick Industry Early Maps The Ramapo Tract and Its Early Settlers Researching in Rockland County, NY ... The House of Abraham D. Haring, 1783 Web+ News Images Shopping Encyclopedia Gossip About Contact Home

83. Genesee County,New York GenWeb County history, town information, libraries, genealogy groups, museums, historical societies and local government information. http://www.rootsweb.com/~nygenese/

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. MAPS showing the evolution of 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.) Happy Hunting Betty Thomas - bettyt@lycos.com

84. Birth, Death, Marriage & Divorce Records - New York State Department Of Health Vital records available from the new york State Department of Health. Uncertified copies of older certificates are available for genealogy research. http://www.health.state.ny.us/vital_records/

skip to main content New York State Governor Pataki map-NY ... Department of Health Information for a Healthy New York Home Contact Help A-Z Index Vital Records Birth Certificates Death Certificates Marriage Certificates Divorce Certificates ... Adoption Information Registry Search Search this site: Site Contents Health Insurance Programs Employment Opportunities Forms Grants/Funding Opportunities ... Related Sites You are Here: Home Page 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.

85. Genealogy Records & Resources - New York State Department Of Health Information about genealogy resources available from the new york State Departmentof Health. http://www.health.state.ny.us/vital_records/genealogy.htm

skip to main content New York State Governor Pataki map-NY ... Department of Health Information for a Healthy New York Home Contact Help A-Z Index Vital Records Birth Certificates Death Certificates Marriage Certificates Divorce Certificates ... Adoption Information Registry Search Search this site: Site Contents Health Insurance Programs Employment Opportunities Forms Grants/Funding Opportunities ... Related Sites You are Here: Home Page 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: Birth certificates - if on file for at least 75 years and the person whose name is on the birth certificate is known to be deceased. Death certificates - if on file for at least 50 years. Marriage certificates - if on file for at least 50 years and the bride and groom are both known to be deceased. Are the time periods ever waived?

86. Home A genealogical web site featuring Dutch, French, German and English families of Ulster County, new york. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~luke/

OAS_AD('Top'); Bergen . . . Hans Hansen and Sara Rapalje Biggs . . . John Biggs and Mary Hall Crispell . . . Antoine Crispell and Maria Blanchan Bloedgoet . . . Frans Bloedgoet and Elisabeth Jans ... Bogart . . . Hendrick Cornelise Van der Bogart and Jannetje Martense - Bond . . . Hendrick Lambertse and Geesje Jans - Brink . . . Huybert Lambertse and Hendrickje Swartwout . . . Lambert Huybertse and Hendrickje Cornelis Bosch . . . Hendrick Jansen van den Bosch and Marie Dubois Du Bois . . . Marie Du Bois, daughter of Jacques Bosch . . . Johannes Ter Bosch and Rachel Vermilye ... Storm . . . Dirck Storm and Maria Pieters Montfoort Visitors: View My Guestbook Sign My Guestbook Bratt . . . Arent Andriese and Catalyntje DeVos Blanchan . . . Mathieu Blanchan and Magdelina Jorise ... Vreeland . . . Michiel Jansen and Fytie Wessels Langedyck . . . Jan Jansen Langedyck and Gertie Jansen . . . My Families of Early Ulster County, New York I would be interested in your feedback. Please use the Guestbook or e-mail feature. Corrections are welcomed. NY 120th Volunteers in the Civil War This page last modified on Thursday, April 01, 2004

87. 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/

First Name Last Name Immigrant Processing Centers for New York City Ellis Island, Castle Garden, Barge Office Were your ancestors processed at the immigrant station on Ellis Island? If they landed in New York, they were processed at one of the following locations, depending on when they arrived... [prior to 1855, see the text below] Aug 1, 1855 - April 18, 1890...Castle Garden April 19, 1890 - Dec 31, 1891...Barge Office Jan 1, 1892 - June 13, 1897...Ellis Island On June 14, 1897 the building on Ellis Island was destroyed in a fire so the Barge Office was again used for immigrants. The passenger records were kept elsewhere and were NOT lost in the fire. June 14, 1897 - Dec 16, 1900....Barge Office A new building on Ellis Island opened on Dec 17, 1900. Dec 17, 1900 - Dec 31, 1924....Ellis Island Ellis Island Looking East Toward Manhattan, Photographed by Jack E. Boucher/Historic American Buildings Survey, April 1978 courtesy of the Library of Congress - click image for a larger view (103k) 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. After 1924 prospective immigrants were pre-inspected at US embassies overseas. They were inspected again at the port of arrival before leaving the ship.

88. New York State Genealogy Links - NY StateGenSites Search for genealogy in new york State. The StateGenSites database gives visitorswebsites in 27 different categories. http://www.genealogytoday.com/genealogy/states/new_york.html

Site Search Last Names First Names Topics Places Getting Started Family History Research Tools Advanced Topics ... Members Area New York StateGenSites, launched on October 7, 1999, is one of the most popular directories for U.S. genealogy. Here are the resources available for New York. New York Vital Records New York Historical Societies New York Cemeteries New York Census ... State Links for New York Vital Records For birth, marriage, divorce, and death records... New York State Dept of Health Rules for ordering P.O. Box 2602 Albany, NY 12220 The Records Room VitalChek for New York Historical Societies Historical societies are a great resource when you are unable to visit the town of your ancestors. Many societies keep local records, photos and even information about cemeteries. Society Hill Directory National Cemeteries and Transcriptions In the summer of 1862, thousands had already died in the second summer of a terrible war that few believed would last more than several months. On July 17, Congress enacted legislation authorizing the President to purchase "cemetery grounds" to be used as national cemeteries "for soldiers who shall have died in the service of the country." Calverton National Cemetery Long Island Sound Long Island, NY

89. Family Tree Maker's Genealogy Site: User Home Pages: Roger C Fish Focus is on the Eastern lineages. Surnames include Fish, Crawford, Caswell, Ellsworth, Camp, Jennings, Hess and Detrich (various spellings), with roots in new England, new york and Pennsylvania. http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/f/i/s/Roger-Fish-Berwick/

// Included to access cookie for webpub email feature window.name = 'GooGooBar'; Roger C Fish Updated July 11, 2005 Roger Clarence Fish 916 Rayellen Dr Berwick, PA 18603 United States Fax: 570-752-2130 rgrfish@hotmail.com Edit Your Page My family was almost entirely from Eastern Pennsylvania. I am interested in the Fish, Crawford, Caswell, Ellsworth, Camp, Jennings, Hess, and Detrich (various spellings) with roots in New England, New York, and Pennsylvania. My Family History Surname List Index of Individuals InterneTree Sources Family Tree Maker Reports and Trees InterneTree: Descendants of James Crawford 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 1996-2005, MyFamily.com, Inc.

90. Warren Family History Services-affordable Family History Research In The Central Central new york family history research including photography, cemetery detective miniresearch projects, general genealogy information and cemetery records management. http://www.warrenfamilyhistoryservices.com

Warren Family History Services Home Heritage Photography Cemetery Detective Research Services ... warrenfhs@juno.com if you have any questions. Please be sure to visit: The Vorce Family of Cayuga County http://www.rootsweb.com/~nycayuga/cem/cem244/index.htm Jesse and Ruth Paul Johnson of Cayuga County http://www.geocities.com/colleen_rowe/index.html The Genealogy Web Directory http://www.genealogywebdirectory.com Cyndi's List of Genealogy Sites on the Internet

91. New York In The Civil War Civil War genealogy for several new york units, and a look at new york's contributions in the Civil War. http://www.rootsweb.com/~nycivilw/

This site is a showcase of Civil War information, research and items created exclusively for this site by NY GenWeb's coordinators, county site volunteers, Civil War historians and researchers, and other enthusiastic and generous people who want to help others. UPDATED 9/19/04 w/ Letter "F" UPDATED 9/20/04 w/ Letters "G" and "K" NYS G.A.R. Deaths Reported for 1906 - A Work in Progress A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W Y Z NEW New York State Soldiers' Information and Addresses Wanted: 1894-95, 1906-07, 1910-11 contributed by Martha S. Magill, Asst. State Coordinator, NYGenWeb. NEW New York State G.A.R. and S.U.V. News from Old Newspapers contributed by Martha S. Magill, Asst. State Coordinator, NYGenWeb. Soldiers Killed and Died From Wounds, Glens Falls, Warren County, NY contributed by Jackie Wolcott Elder, NYGenExchange Coordinator for Warren County, NY. Patriot Fund 1861, Glens Falls, Warren County, NY contributed by Jackie Wolcott Elder, NYGenExchange Coordinator for Warren County, NY. Survivors of the 22nd NY Vols. Attending a Reunion in Glens Falls, Warren County, NY, 1888

92. Gary Myers-144th NY Home Page Roster, photographs, individual histories. Part of Rootsweb genealogy project. http://www.dcnyhistory.org/gary/144thny.html

The 144th Regiment, New York State Volunteers Delaware County, New York Subscribe now to the Honey Hill Mailing List! Regimental Flag of the 144th More Photographs The purpose of this project is to collect and provide information about the 144th Regiment of the New York Volunteer Infantry . If you have any information or material related to the 144th, such as web site links, stories, biographies, photographs, old letters, accounts of battles, please contact Gary Myers , Coordinator, 144th NY Enthusiasts Group. If you are interested in volunteering to help build this web site, I need your help! Please e-mail me Colonel Robert S. Hughston Formation of the 144th NY After heavy losses of men on both sides during the first year of the Civil War, President Lincoln in 1862 issued a call for an additional 300,000 men. Subsequently, New York State Governor Edwin D. Morgan issued a proclamation for volunteers on 2 July 1862. Originally, the counties of Delaware, Schoharie and Schenectady were grouped to form one regiment. On 6 August 1862, a rally was held in Delhi to recruit soldiers. So strong was the fervor that Delaware county raised enough men for an entire regiment. A total of 1,409 men signed up for duty; 852 were from Delaware County. Robert S. Hughston was appointed Colonel. Selected Links Companies of the 144th NY A listing of the 10 companies of the regiment with names of towns from which they were formed.

93. Schenectady County, New York History And Genealogy The Schenectady Digital History Archive is the local history and genealogy Website of the Schenectady County Public Library, affiliated with the NYGenWeb, http://www.schenectadyhistory.org/

This page conforms to the XHTML standard and uses style sheets. If your browser doesn't support these, you may not see the page as designed, but all the text is still accessible to you. SCHENECTADY DIGITAL HISTORY ARCHIVE Making Schenectady County's heritage available to the world since 1996 Coordinated by Robert G. Sullivan ( schenectadyhistory@schenectadyhistory.org Schenectady County Public Library Quick Links New Resources Search Our Site Read About Schenectady County Schenectady County and the Capital District Today Places: Schenectady County City of Schenectady Duanesburg Glenville ... Union College People: Family Genealogies Biographies City Officials , Pearson's First Settlers Hudson-Mohawk Genealogical and Family Memoirs Research: Buildings Cemeteries Census Churches ... Yearbooks Business and Industry: Railroads General Electric Civitello's Italian Pastry Schenectady International Schenectady County was formed from Albany County on March 7, 1809. It has a population of 146,555 (2000 U. S. Census, twenty-second in New York State) and an area of 206 square miles, making it the second smallest in the state outside of New York City. The name "Schenectady" is derived from a Mohawk Indian word for "on that side of the pinery," or "near the pines," or "place beyond the pine plains." Schenectady was known as the "city that lights and hauls the world" because of its prominent place in the locomotive manufacturing industry and the presence of the headquarters of the General Electric Company The Schenectady Digital History Archive is a service of the Schenectady County Public Library and a member of the

94. My Genealogy Search Involves The FREY Family From Wayne County A search for the ancestors and descendants of Adam Frey from Bingenam-Rhein, Germany to Wayne County, new york. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~frey

OAS_AD('Top'); Ancestor Trees Genealogy Reports and Notes Family Photos More Links ... Home This site is searchable. Scroll to the bottom of the page..................... The FREY family BLAZON OF ARMS: A dove, with wings extended, holding in the beak an olive branch. The FREY FAMILY CREST: A five pointed star between two elephant trunks over a knight's battle helmet. COLORS: Orange and Yellow. ORIGIN: Germany. The Frey Name In History In Germany, family surnames did not generally come into use until late in the middle ages. The name FREY is first recorded in the thirteenth century. The name FREY and it's variations, FREYE, FREI, FREYH, etc. may be classified as a surname which indicates social status. In this case, the name is derived from the word "frei" which means "free" and which indicates that the original bearer of the name was a "free-man", as opposed to the general public who were "serfs" or "bondsmen" tied to working for the lord of the manor. It is also possible that in some instances, the name may be derived from the personal name FREY, which was the name of the Norse god of marriage and fertility. As Thursday was named for Thor's day, Friday was Frey's day. The earliest recorded bearer of the name is found in England with a reference to one Walter le Free who was recorded in 1255. Adam le Fre is recorded in 1282. Heinrich Liber was recorded in Kanstanx in 1272 where he held the position of Tax Collector. German names were originally written in Latin and "liber" in Latin means "free".

95. Pew-Minor Genealogy Ancestors of Thomas Lincon Pew and Ada Barbara Cecelia Minor. Focus is on the American branch from Pennsylvania, new york, Massachusetts and Connecticut to Ontario, Canada. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~myfamilyhistorypage/

OAS_AD('Top'); Internet Super Search PEW-MINOR GENEALOGY document.write(''); Welcome to my family home page! I have been researching the ancestors of Thomas Lincoln Pew and Ada Barbara Cecelia Minor, my paternal grand parents, for about five years. Thomas (Linc) Pew was born April 2, 1865 in Ontario, Canada, the son of Richard Pew and Mary Ann Logan. He died March 14, 1940 in Lowbanks, Moulton Twp., Haldimand Co., Ontario. He and Ada were married April 24, 1887. She was born January 31, 1867 in Wainfleet Twp., Welland, Ontario, the daughter of Henry William Minor and Barbara Dodge. She died January 6, 1953 in Lowbanks.They are buried in Lowbanks Cemetery. I will be updating my database as often as I can. If you have a connection or corrections, I would love to hear from you and I would be happy to share information. If you have corrections or additions you would like to submit you may use this form. Family Group Sheet Form If you would like to post a query or message, please go here: Queries and Messages The only family lines I am working on at this time include: Pew Logan Secord Millard ... Mabie Schuerman, Minor, Neff, Furry, Zavitz, and Dodge. Geographical areas include: Pennsylvania, New York, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Michigan, Ohio, and Ontario, Canadmc If you are researching any of these lines visit my resource page.

96. UK Genealogy new york based, special service to US residents wishing to trace their ancestors in the UK. http://www.uk-genealogy.net/

Home Prices Terms Contact ... Eastern Europe ARE YOU LOOKING TO TRACE YOUR ANCESTORS IN THE UK? WE CAN HELP! Share Data Ltd offer a special service to US residents wishing to trace their ancestors in the UK. As you may be aware, official records of Births, Deaths and Marriages were first begun in the UK in 1837 (1855 in Scotland, 1864 in Ireland). Therefore the only way to establish family histories prior to this date is to check the individual parish records. To travel over from the States yourself, or indeed to pay a US genealogist to do it, is likely to be extremely expensive. Share Data can check these and many other records for you, enabling us to construct a history of your family over the centuries before they emigrated to the US. The cost will depend on how far back you want us to go and how much data you can provide us to begin with. Click here to request more information. In a recent case we were able to trace a US family back to an ancestor who had been a Royal Naval officer during the reign of Queen Anne. We were also able to provide them with a copy of his hand-written Will dated 1715. Click here for the probate home page.

97. Jewish Genealogical Society, Inc. Come share the experience of Jewish genealogy The Jewish Genealogical Society (JGS)is a new york Landsmanshaftn and Other Jewish Organizations http://www.jgsny.org/

hosted by the JGSNY at the Marriott Marquis [click here] Come share the experience of Jewish Genealogy...The Jewish Genealogical Society (JGS) is a nonprofit organization founded in New York in 1977 and dedicated to collecting, preserving and disseminating knowledge about Jewish genealogy. The JGS is comprised of more than a thousand people enthusiastically researching their Jewish roots. read more.....) Next JGS, Inc. Meeting - Sept. 18th 2005 Topic Verifying Testimony of an Auschwitz Death Camp Survivor Yizkor Books Online New York Public Library - Dorot Jewish Division. Over 700 in their entirity New York City World War I Data Base (Draft Boards: part of 150, all of 151 and 152) Brooklyn Naturalization Indexes 1907-1924 Burial Societies In The New York Metro Area New York ... and Other Jewish Organizations Queens Family History Center (please note, the NYC FHC is closed until further notice) Microfilm and Microfiche Inventory On Indefinite Loan click here for details Starting in 2005, members of the Jewish Genealogical Society, Inc. will have access to exciting new resources. The first of these databases, is called Jewishdata.com. To become a JGS, Inc. member, click here.

98. Kruse Family From Mecklenburg-Schwerin, Germany Homepage Ancestry from Viezen and Selow of the old Grand Duchy of MecklenburgSchwerin now Mecklenburg Vorpommern, of far northeastern Germany and related families in Illinois, Wisconsin and new york. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~fkruse/

OAS_AD('Top'); Kruse Family from Mecklenburg-Schwerin, Germany By: Frederick C. Kruse III State Arms of the old Duchy of Mecklenburg-Schwerin Hello and welcome to my Kruse Family home page. The earliest known Kruse, Marcus Kruse , my 7th great grandfather, was born about 1635 in Selow , Germany. The first known Kruse immigrants were four children of Johann Joachim Kruse , my great grand uncle; Johann, Friedrich, Wilhelmine, and Sophia. Johann's family sailed from Hamburg to New York on the ship Keplie in 1853, Fred's family and Wilhelmine Kruse Buller on the clipper ship John Bertram in 1857, and Sophia on the John Bertram in 1858. They settled around Wolcottsville, near Buffalo, in Royalton Township, Niagara County, New York. From New York, Johann's and Fred's families moved to Belle Plaine , Shawano County, Wisconsin in 1866. Following in 1869, on the steam ship Allemannia , were two more Kruses; my 2nd great grandmother, Maria Jenning Kruse and family, and Johann Joachim Kruse and family, along with a Schroeder and Thode families, and a

99. Genealogy.com: Tarara Family Genealogy Forum Family history of Daniel Tarara (b.1852) from Slask near Oppeln, Germany (now Opole, Poland after WWII). Arrived in St Paul, Minnesota via new york, 1883. Includes link to surname forum. http://www.genealogy.com/users/t/a/r/Gregg-Tarara-MN/

showAd("banner") Message Boards Family Home Pages Create a Home Page Search Family Home Pages ... Contribute a Tombstone Family Finder First Name: Middle: Last: Still living Tarara Family Genealogy Forum Updated March 13, 2004 About Our Family Research My great grandfather Daniel Tarara was born January 3, 1852 in the area called “Slask” around the town of Oppeln, Germany (now Opole, Poland after WWII) and came to St. Paul, Minnesota via New York in April of 1883. Daniel’s wife Barbara Kaluza, born December 4, 1852, and their first child, a daughter, Hedwig (later married Walter Zawislak) came to America one year later. Barbara’s death certificate states her father’s name only as R. Kaluza with no information about her mother. I would like to find out more information about her parents and family. Her parents would have been born between 1790-1830, probably in the area of Oppeln, Germany. Daniel’s father’s name was Jacob Tarara. A church marriage record (in Debie, Poland) was found which states that Jacob’s marriage took place on May 27, 1844 in Ligota Turawska to Maria Sikora, the oldest daughter of Johann Sikora of Sacreu. I don’t know if Sacreu is in Poland or Germany. Jacob was the youngest son of Joseph Tarara, a gardener, residing in Bierdzany, Poland. Jacob’s brothers and sisters are unknown at this time. Daniel had a sister, Maria Tarara. She had a son, Thomas Tarara, born January 7, 1876 in Ligota Turawaska, Poland. Thomas Tarara married Maria Tator. They had six children. (Hedwig, Marie, Adalbert, Josef, Peter Paul, and Pelagia) Maria died February 13, 1935 in Szedrzik, Poland. Thomas died November 22, 1953 in Dembio, Poland. Pelagia Tarara married Ulrich Schmidt and is the last living child of Thomas Tarara. The last time I wrote to her was in 1985. She and Ulrich were living in Filderstadt, West Germany.

100. Genealogy Quest - Special Collections - New York Census records, Military rolls, Quakers, and Naturalizations. http://www.genealogy-quest.com/collections/new_york.html

Home Order Forms Military Glossaries ... Collections Special Collections: Colonial New York Genealogy Quest may possess additional information on individuals listed within these files. If our client has granted permission, we may be able to share that additional information. Please email any of our associates to inquire. Census Records Hempstead, NY, 1673 Flushing, NY, 1698 Southampton, NY, 1698 in 3 parts Southold, NY Orange County, NY, 1702 Dutchess County, NY, 1714 Albany, NY, 1720 ... Guilford, NY, 1772 Military Records Muster Roll of the Company at the Esopus, 1660 Militia Officers in New York, 1700 Naturalization Records New York Oaths, 1664 Miscellaneous Genealogical Gleanings II, 1634-1650 (NY) Dutch Petitions to the King, 1668-1669 New York Oaths of Allegiance, Kings Co., 1687 New York Oaths of Allegiance, Ulster Co., 1689 ... Suffolk County, New York Quakers More information about New York can be found in the books: Celebration of Nearly 400 Years of New York City's History and: Manhattan in Maps: 1527-1995 and: Manhattan Water-Bound: Manhattan's Waterfront from the Seventeenth Century to the Present City's History Recommend this page to a friend Or Site Last Amended: 10-August-2005

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