What is the earliest census for New York State
What is the earliest census for New York State
I would like to know what is the earliest census for New York, would there be records for 1900-1920 thank you
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Re: What is the earliest census for New York State
The First Federal Census was taken in 1790, since then there have been enumerations every ten years (although 1890 was almost completely destroyed, here is a fascinating article on what happened). Currently everything up to 1930 is available online with Ancestry.com and perhaps some other genealogy websites. Some free online records can also be found here. and here.
As an additional note New York took its own State census for the following years:
1825
1835
1845
1855
1865
1875
1892
1905
1915
1925
Hope that helps!
Jim Bianco
As an additional note New York took its own State census for the following years:
1825
1835
1845
1855
1865
1875
1892
1905
1915
1925
Hope that helps!
Jim Bianco
Re: What is the earliest census for New York State
Yes there are records for those years.
Have you checked out other sites to read up on whats available out there? I think I learned the most by not only posting on this board but by taking the info provided and researching it persoanlly. Some good sites that you should look into are..
www.ancestry.com
www.stevemorse.org
www.ellisisland.org
www.paginebianche.it
http://genealogy.about.com/library/auth ... shop4a.htm
http://www.comunesofitaly.org/Links/Handwriting.htm
http://www.circolocalabrese.org/resourc ... /index.asp
http://www.familysearch.org/
and of course...good old google!
And many more.
Its great to get help but satisfying to be able to look up info own your own without having to wait for answers. Hope you spend some time looking through these links and that you will bookmark them. I think you'll be surprised.
Also, ancestry offers a free 14 day trial if you would like to have a look through the site yourself and I believe you can get a free genealogy program out of it. Worth looking into it. Some good books available through your library as well. Let us know how you make out once you've spent some time looking through them.
Hope this helps some of your questions..past, present and future!
nuccia
Have you checked out other sites to read up on whats available out there? I think I learned the most by not only posting on this board but by taking the info provided and researching it persoanlly. Some good sites that you should look into are..
www.ancestry.com
www.stevemorse.org
www.ellisisland.org
www.paginebianche.it
http://genealogy.about.com/library/auth ... shop4a.htm
http://www.comunesofitaly.org/Links/Handwriting.htm
http://www.circolocalabrese.org/resourc ... /index.asp
http://www.familysearch.org/
and of course...good old google!
And many more.
Its great to get help but satisfying to be able to look up info own your own without having to wait for answers. Hope you spend some time looking through these links and that you will bookmark them. I think you'll be surprised.
Also, ancestry offers a free 14 day trial if you would like to have a look through the site yourself and I believe you can get a free genealogy program out of it. Worth looking into it. Some good books available through your library as well. Let us know how you make out once you've spent some time looking through them.
Hope this helps some of your questions..past, present and future!
nuccia
Re: What is the earliest census for New York State
I have been researching my family since 1998 back then they did not have that much online. I have done all my own research by going to the mormon library and regular library, also I hired a researcher form abruzzo2000 who got all my great and great great birth and baptismal certificates. I just need some help with the manifest. for my grandfather and great grandfather. I have written Italy got all of my death certificates did the social security. But your site has helped me because sometimes you need an extra eye to catch things There no harm in asking for help.
Re: What is the earliest census for New York State
DebraRose,
No, there isn't any harm in asking for help..in fact thats what we're here for. You never said what research you had already done (unless I missed it) and I thought the sites may have been helpful for you.
Since there is so much online now have you looked through ancestry? The census records go back as far as 1810 (although I'm not sure how complete it is).
The 1910 census has just been completely indexed so theres alot out there. I found though that in 1910 the majority of names have been spelled incorrectly and sometimes its better to look through it personally becasue you may see something which only you are familiar with.
I'll give you an example..
I was looking for the 1910 census for my greatgranfather..Giovanni Polito and greatgrandmother Vincenza ....this is how it was indexed..
1910 United States Federal Census Record
about John Paleto
Name: John Paleto
[Giovanni (John) Polito]
Age in 1910: 30
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1880
BirthPlace: Italy
Relation to Head of House: Head
Spouses's Name: Denice
Home in 1910: Precinct 14, Las Animas, Colorado
Marital Status: Married
Race: White
Gender: Male
Year of Immigration: 1905
Neighbors: View others on page
Household Members:
Name Age
John Paleto 30
Denice Paleto 25
Peter McArlto 38
Palt Gabeal 40
Denice should be Vincenza, Peter McArtlo should be Peter Naccarato and I have no clue who the last person should be...
I hope this helps a bit with what I was trying to do..
Nuccia
No, there isn't any harm in asking for help..in fact thats what we're here for. You never said what research you had already done (unless I missed it) and I thought the sites may have been helpful for you.
Since there is so much online now have you looked through ancestry? The census records go back as far as 1810 (although I'm not sure how complete it is).
The 1910 census has just been completely indexed so theres alot out there. I found though that in 1910 the majority of names have been spelled incorrectly and sometimes its better to look through it personally becasue you may see something which only you are familiar with.
I'll give you an example..
I was looking for the 1910 census for my greatgranfather..Giovanni Polito and greatgrandmother Vincenza ....this is how it was indexed..
1910 United States Federal Census Record
about John Paleto
Name: John Paleto
[Giovanni (John) Polito]
Age in 1910: 30
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1880
BirthPlace: Italy
Relation to Head of House: Head
Spouses's Name: Denice
Home in 1910: Precinct 14, Las Animas, Colorado
Marital Status: Married
Race: White
Gender: Male
Year of Immigration: 1905
Neighbors: View others on page
Household Members:
Name Age
John Paleto 30
Denice Paleto 25
Peter McArlto 38
Palt Gabeal 40
Denice should be Vincenza, Peter McArtlo should be Peter Naccarato and I have no clue who the last person should be...
I hope this helps a bit with what I was trying to do..
Nuccia
Re: What is the earliest census for New York State
Thank you so much for all the information you have given me. I like to ask you a question. If my grandparents were married in 1907 in New Rochelle New York would they be on the 1910 census? Could I obtain that census from ancestry.com I have their marriage certificate thats the date. I have one more questions My Mom says that my grandmother met my grandfather and my great grandmother boarding house. in or around 1900-1907 would he Nicola Antonacci be listed on the census for my gg grandmother house. (Battista Pippo or DiPippo) I really thank you, no one in my family is into the family tree, except one second cousin. So you have really helped alot. thanks again Debbie
Re: What is the earliest census for New York State
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Re: What is the earliest census for New York State
Oh DebraRose,
I'm sorry but I'm sooo confused! Been trying to go back and forth between posts trying to figure out whose who...
Did Nicola marry Pippio or Giovanni or was Giovani Nocolas son?
Can you please help us help you by recapping all the info and connections to each other which will save us from having to all do it individually so we can connect them. This will also help us find you info..
Was your grandfathers family living in a house owned by your grandmothers family or were they living in the same house together...grandfathers family as boarders?
If you have a geneaolgy program it will help print all the info out to us fo you won't have to do it manually. Also, please include which documents you already have and which ones you still need..
Thanks...will wait for your info..
nuccia
I'm sorry but I'm sooo confused! Been trying to go back and forth between posts trying to figure out whose who...
Did Nicola marry Pippio or Giovanni or was Giovani Nocolas son?
Can you please help us help you by recapping all the info and connections to each other which will save us from having to all do it individually so we can connect them. This will also help us find you info..
Was your grandfathers family living in a house owned by your grandmothers family or were they living in the same house together...grandfathers family as boarders?
If you have a geneaolgy program it will help print all the info out to us fo you won't have to do it manually. Also, please include which documents you already have and which ones you still need..
Thanks...will wait for your info..
nuccia
Re: What is the earliest census for New York State
DI PIPPO/COLANTUONO
possible 1910 census
New Rochelle, Westchester, NY
16 River? St, rents
- John Depippo, 38 (1872), married 20 yrs (1890),
immig 1891 Na, laborer - day work
- wife Beteste, 38 (1872), 9 children born, 7 children living,
immig 1900
- son Thomas, 9 (1901), b in NY
- son Charles, 8 (1902), b in NY
- daughter Josephine, 6 (1904), b in NY
- son Henry, 4 (1906), b in NY
- son George, 2 (1908), b in NY
- son-in-law Frank Croce?, 28 (1882), married 6 yrs (1904),
immig 1901 Na, laborer - gardening
- daughter Carmelo, 20 (1890), 3 children, immig 1901
- grandson Nicholes, 5 (1905), b in NY
- grandson John, 3 (1907), b in NY
- daughter Elberta, 9 mos (1909), b in NY
- boarder Frank Zuccachete?, 27 (1883), single,
immig 1905 Al, laborer - day work
- boarder Frank Zin, 26 (1884), single,
immig 1906, laborer - day work
possible 1910 census
New Rochelle, Westchester, NY
16 River? St, rents
- John Depippo, 38 (1872), married 20 yrs (1890),
immig 1891 Na, laborer - day work
- wife Beteste, 38 (1872), 9 children born, 7 children living,
immig 1900
- son Thomas, 9 (1901), b in NY
- son Charles, 8 (1902), b in NY
- daughter Josephine, 6 (1904), b in NY
- son Henry, 4 (1906), b in NY
- son George, 2 (1908), b in NY
- son-in-law Frank Croce?, 28 (1882), married 6 yrs (1904),
immig 1901 Na, laborer - gardening
- daughter Carmelo, 20 (1890), 3 children, immig 1901
- grandson Nicholes, 5 (1905), b in NY
- grandson John, 3 (1907), b in NY
- daughter Elberta, 9 mos (1909), b in NY
- boarder Frank Zuccachete?, 27 (1883), single,
immig 1905 Al, laborer - day work
- boarder Frank Zin, 26 (1884), single,
immig 1906, laborer - day work
Re: What is the earliest census for New York State
How do I send you the information It does not take ged. file format.
Re: What is the earliest census for New York State
Yes this is my great grandmohter could you send me a link to the image so I can print it out. It looks like she(Battista Pippo) took in boarders but I don't see my grandfather name. Nicola Antonacci. that the story my Mother told me how her mother Santa Pippo met my grandfather Nicola Antonacci > (she suppose of had meet him at my gr grandmother house but it had to be before 1907 because thats when they got married. Do the census go back to 1900?Frank Croce is my great uncle. Please let me how to send you my inforamtion. thank you DebraRosevj wrote:DI PIPPO/COLANTUONO
possible 1910 census
New Rochelle, Westchester, NY
16 River? St, rents
- John Depippo, 38 (1872), married 20 yrs (1890),
immig 1891 Na, laborer - day work
- wife Beteste, 38 (1872), 9 children born, 7 children living,
immig 1900
- son Thomas, 9 (1901), b in NY
- son Charles, 8 (1902), b in NY
- daughter Josephine, 6 (1904), b in NY
- son Henry, 4 (1906), b in NY
- son George, 2 (1908), b in NY
- son-in-law Frank Croce?, 28 (1882), married 6 yrs (1904),
immig 1901 Na, laborer - gardening
- daughter Carmelo, 20 (1890), 3 children, immig 1901
- grandson Nicholes, 5 (1905), b in NY
- grandson John, 3 (1907), b in NY
- daughter Elberta, 9 mos (1909), b in NY
- boarder Frank Zuccachete?, 27 (1883), single,
immig 1905 Al, laborer - day work
- boarder Frank Zin, 26 (1884), single,
immig 1906, laborer - day work
Re: What is the earliest census for New York State
Researching in San Vitaliano, Napoli, Italy & Armento, Potenza, Italy.
Re: What is the earliest census for New York State
thank you so much
Re: What is the earliest census for New York State
DebraRose...DebraRose wrote:How do I send you the information It does not take ged. file format.
PM me and I'll explain it to you that way...I made an attempt to go through all the posts and try to piece your info myself but its better if you send it.
May not be able to repley until tomorrow as I need to step out this evening but I will get in contact with you then.
nuccia
Re: What is the earliest census for New York State
ok I do that tonight