After conducting interviews for two decades, Brendon Duffy will share how to prepare for, conduct, record and preserve an oral history interview. Most important, he will discuss how they can be useful to you in your
Those who descend from Arab-identified countries can find clues to their family history in traditional genealogical sources. This presentation will introduce tips and tricks to conducting Arab American genealogical
A membership with the NYG&B can offer plenty to move your family history research forward, but it can be hard to figure out where to start. Jen Davis will go over the many things that come with your membership, teach you
Please join the NYG&B for 24 hours of indexing! You can join us from home and work on the New York Land Records Project. This exciting initiative, the result of a partnership between the NYG&B and FamilySearch, will
Want to learn more about the speakers at the 2022 New York State Family History Conference? This year we'll be joined by more than 30 family history and genealogy experts from across the state, country, and world! Get to
What topics can I learn about? How can I connect with others? What experiences will this bring to me? Learn this and more about the 2022 New York State Family History Conference (NYSFHC). Whether attending from home or
It’s exciting to see the 9 million birth (1866–1909) , marriage (1866–1937/1949), and death records (1866–1948) put online by the New York City Municipal Archives! Let us help you navigate the site and learn tips for
The 1950 census is here! Join NYG&B Director of Programs Susan R. Miller as she helps members learn more about exploring these new records, finding yourself and family members, or locating some of your favorite
The Voyages of New Netherland project has created a database that captures the activities of ships that undertook voyages between the Dutch Republic and the colony of New Netherland, and aims to integrate them into the
In hearing the stories and tales of the past from those who remember, we can discover our Scottish past. Join us as we learn from leading projects underway in Scotland that help bring color to people and history. South