Informazioni sulla fonte

Ancestry.com. Stati Uniti, Estratti dei giornali del nord-est, 1704-1930 [database online]. Lehi, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2014. This collection was indexed by Ancestry World Archives Project contributors.
Dati originali: Newspapers and Periodicals. American Antiquarian Society, Worcester, Massachusetts.

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 Stati Uniti, Estratti dei giornali del nord-est, 1704-1930

Questa raccolta contiene le informazioni di matrimonio e di decesso estratte da vari giornali degli stati del Massachusetts, del Connecticut e di New York. Le informazioni potrebbero includere i nomi, le date degli eventi, l’età, i legami di parentela e altri fatti d’interesse.

This collection contains marriage and death details extracted from various newspapers from Massachusetts, Connecticut, and New York. Details may include names, event dates, ages, family relationships, and other facts of interest.

The collection includes 3 volumes of deaths compiled from various Boston papers, 1704–1800, and excerpts from the following newspapers:

  • The American Mercury (Connecticut), Deaths and Marriages, 1784–1832
  • Christian Secretary (Connecticut), Deaths and Marriages, 1823–1867
  • The Hartford Times (Connecticut), Deaths and Marriages, 1817–1866
  • The New York Evening Post (New York), Deaths, 1801–1885, and Marriages, 1801–1890
  • The Christian Intelligencer of the Reformed Dutch Church (New York), Deaths and Marriages, 1830–1871
  • Columbian Centinel (Massachusetts), Deaths and Marriages, 1784–1840
  • New York Weekly Museum (New York), Deaths and Marriages, 1788–1817
  • The Boston Transcript, Deaths, 1875-1930 (broken into ranges of 1875–1899 and 1900–1930)
  • New Haven Columbian Register, Deaths and Marriages, 1812–1836