Finding Your German Ancestor’s Place of Origin is a free, online event held via Zoom. Not sure where your German ancestors came from? Join the NYG&B and special guest Dana Palmer as we learn how to determine your
Learn more about NYG&B’s exclusive Heritage Tours international trips in 2023 to Germanys’ Palatine region and Scotland and explore these ancestral homelands through specially curated small-group tours. Under the skilled
The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has proposed a substantial fee hike to access millions of historical immigration records held exclusively by its genealogy program. Please join us for a
Beginning in the late 1700s, thousands of New England families crossed into New York. Uncover strategies and records to document New Englanders in New York. This session is ideal for those seeking to trace the migration
Bring your most difficult New York research problems during this unique and hands-on experience. With the aid of the NYG&B, receive guidance and advice to break down your toughest New York brickwalls. Online sessions
Join fellow researchers in exploring the records and resources available for tracing ancestors in the Big Apple. This session will be ideal for those tracing ancestors in New York City’s boroughs, including the Bronx
Join the NYG&B for an online exploration of resources for tracing ancestors from Central New York from the 1800s to the 1900s. An array of records and repositories await those tracing ancestors from Central New York
This event is SOLD OUT. Register above to join the wait list. From its bucolic farms and orchards to its seat as a hotbed of Revolutionary War hostilities, the Hudson Valley is steeped in both beauty and history. Join
Join the NYG&B team for a special online event Monday, December 12, 2022, at 1pm ET for an exclusive announcement of our 2023 program schedule. Those attending the announcement will have the first opportunity to sign-up
Records found on major genealogy websites help us find our New York ancestors. Learn tips for researching on Ancestry.com, FamilySearch, in the NYG&B collections, and more. Access to this workshop includes a recording of