Was your grandma a female pioneer like Dorothy Levitt, the first female racing driver? Was your grandpa one of the last mole catchers? Today, the most extensive British census ever available online will reveal where your
Fred Wertz takes you on a tour of the Online Collections and resources available with your membership with the New York Genealogical and Biographical Society. He'll go over all sorts of online content, how to find
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
NYSFHC 2020 Revisited is the first on-demand program from the New York Family History School. We hope you enjoy some of our most popular sessions from the 2020 New York State Family History Conference.
State censuses can provide information and clues for the years between our familiar federal censuses. Explore both New York and New Jersey censuses with the NYG&B. New Jersey genealogist Michelle Chubenko and the NYG&B’s
Curious about what’s in store for the next few months at the NYG&B? Hear from members of the NYG&B team about upcoming publication releases, digitization projects, heritage tours, and education programs. This event is
Bring your questions and join expert genealogists Jane E. Wilcox and Skip Duett for an interactive conversation and live Q&A session highlighting military-related records held by the New York State Archives. The
Begin the week with fellow NYG&B members from across the United States. The NYG&B team will be on-hand to answer your questions about membership, publications, and upcoming programs. You will also have an opportunity to
The explosion of research into the lives of the Black inhabitants of the Dutch colony of New Netherland in recent years inspired this program. This special program brings together scholars who are at the cutting edge of