New York State Records
for genealogy use
CAVEAT: Transcription, reproduction,
loan
or sale of indexes is not permitted. Several microfiche readers are
available for use, however, researchers will be limited to one hour's
use of a microfiche reader, if other persons are waiting to use the
readers.
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AN
IMPORTANT NOTE ABOUT OUR CENSUS INDEXES
Evelyn Penman
Cattaraugus County Historian 302 Court Street Little Valley, NY 14755 There is no charge
for research services for Cattaraugus County residents.
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The Church of the Latter Day Saints (LDS) has put up the 1880 Federal Census on their web page at http://www.familysearch.org - you can access the census directly by clicking on the following link.
LDS 1880 Federal Census
The above site is owned and maintained by the LDS
Allegany | Farmersville | Little Valley | Perrysburg |
Ashford | Franklinville | Lyndon | P ersia |
Bucktooth | Freedom | Machias | Portville |
Carrolton | Great Valley | Mansfield | Randolph |
Conewango | Hinsdale | Napoli | South Valley |
D ayton | Humphrey | New Albion | Yorkshire |
East Otto | Ischua | Olean | |
Ellicottville | Leon | Otto |
(Link to images on LDS Web Site)
1875 State Census Indices: (Links will go "hot" as each
town's index comes online)
by Mark Reed with links to cenus information on line. Most of links are to our own GENWEB sites, but there are some others. A helpfull tool to help simplify navigation if you are researching just census information |
New York GenWeb Cemetery Links
Abany-Niagara
Oneida-Yates Some of these links just point back to this
web site. However, there are many links to other countys and other web
sites outside of the GenWeb realm.
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Some very nice XL spreadsheets to help
you organize your census information. Not only forms to duplicate
different census forms, but also "Census Trackers" which allow you to
organize all the census information on a particular individual.
These sheets are what we used to call "Honorware", they are essentially free, you don't need to pay anything to download and use them. However, the author does asks for a purely voluntary donation of $10 (via Amazon.com's Honor System) if you are satisfied and use the spreadsheets. |
National Archives and Records Aministration web site with information on the 1930 Federal Census This is is a link to a comprehensive guide to the 1930 census. Learn how the census was taken, which records survive today, and how to find microfilm that may contain your family's records. |
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