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Town, County and local
Resources
Arranged alphabetically by Town, County, Village or Hamlet - Cemetery and Church records
Newer records listed in table below
Arranged alphabetically by Town, County, Village or Hamlet - Cemetery and Church records
Newer records listed in table below
| 1.
NEW: Suffolk
Times Obituary Index from 1876-1900 -
Index sorted alphabetically (thank you Jeff Walden and
Mattituck Library) Unfortunately there are some missing years between 1876 and 1900. The papers were not available to microfilm. The missing years are 1880, 1888-1898 most of 1899 and a few weeks from 1900. There are still over 6,000 names indexed here |
| 2. NEW - (off-site
resource) Mattituck
Presbyterian Church Records 1715-1959, have
just been made available online |
| 3. The
Descendants of Reeves Howell of New Village, Long
Island, NY; Descendant of Richard
Howell of Mattituck, First of the name in the Southold
colony. Compiled bt Susan Howell Denny. An
attempt to revise and continue the historical
documentation and research of the New Village, Reeves
Howell family to the Tenth Generation. |
| 4. Deaths
in Southampton Township between 1881 and 1901
(off site link) |
| 5. Register
of Deaths, Parrish of Southampton - copied from
Church Records 1817-1843 |
| 6. Abel
Ruland Biggs - copied from Pioneer Record Vol
I, Pg 21-22 |
| 7. Long Island Family Bible Records - Copied by the Rufus King Chapter of the D.A.R., Jamaica, NY Long Island Collection, The Queen Borough Public Library, Jamaica, NY 1938 |
| 8. Suffolk
County New York Probates |
| 9. St Johns Episcopal Church Records, Oakdale |
| 10. Brookhaven Town Historians Complete ALPHA
List - This list was originally compiled by
Osborn Shaw, Brookhaven Town Historian, somewhere
between 1938 -1939 - Research
tool for use
with the
Brookhaven Town Historians ALPHA List - |
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11.
Long
Island Genealogical and Historical CD
Collections - All CDs are comprised of
exact copies of original historic Text made searchable
through adobe pdf reader. These CDs provide our
only source of revenue and enable us to keep this site
active. By making a purchase you not only expand your
home library but enable us to continue making this
resource available.
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| 12. Surname Specific
Texts and portions of texts available
for viewing on Long Island Genealogy - Long Island
Surnames - OUR Huge Long Island Surname
database |
| 13.
Deaths
(1891-1900)
and
Marriages
(1878-1900)
as
Reported
by
the
"Long Islander"
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Indexes to "The Long Islander," 1839 -1881 Marriages
and Deaths are now also available as a digital
download at https://sellfy.com/p/D1Uc/ |
| 14.
Suffolk-Times
Obituaries - 1910 - 2003
created and donated to Long Island Genealogy by Jeffrey
Walden, head of reference at the Mattituck-Laurel
Library. |
| 15. Encyclopedia
of American Quaker Genealogy New York City
and Long Island 1657-ca 1940 |
| 16. The "Suffolk County
Historical Society Register" Many issues of the Register
are now available as digital downloads in the Long
Island Section of Research
Resource Depot.
The Register was first published by the SCHS on June 8,
1975. Both amateur and professional historians
have submitted articles relating to LI history. Not sure what is in "The
Register?" You can view a full Index
online at "The
Register." |
| 17. The
Conklin(g) Family of Long Island with the Conklin
Family of Westchester - Special thanks to
David Roberts, Honor Conklin and the CONKLIN-L
mailing list for their help extending and
correcting this database. There were two prominent Conklin lines
of descent in New York State prior to 1700. Name
variants are numerous but Conklin is the most commonly
agreed upon version. The original English spelling
did not possess a "g".
John (1) and
Ananias (1) Conklin(g) of Staffordshire,
Worcestershire, Nottinghamshire, England and Salem,
Massachusetts are the progenitors of two separate
branches of the same family, on Long Island since
about 1651. Most of John's descendants trace
their roots to the Huntington, Northport, Southold,
Shelter Island and Riverhead areas of Long Island
while the descendants of Ananias come from further
east on the Island, the East Hampton area. Both
were glass makers by trade.
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