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Published: 1982New York Historical Resources Center
A term such as parish can mean both civil and ecclesiastical
Edited by Rhonda R
Far from an impermeable wall fixed by whites
from a family sampler by Eleanor Deane in 1813
Webinar Syllabus: Using Voting Records in Family History Research Discount Titles Published: 1982New York Historical ResourcesIf your ancestor had the right to vote, you can find a wealth of information in their voting records. These records can help you to verify the exact years your ancestor lived in a certain location, locate your ancestor on a state census, identify when your ancestor was naturalized, and more. Join Senior Genealogist Melanie McComb as she discusses where to find voting records, the information they contain, and how to use them to advance your family
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