{"id":160,"date":"2008-04-09T18:30:34","date_gmt":"2008-04-10T01:30:34","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.arleneeakle.com\/wordpress\/2008\/04\/09\/your-new-york-research-just-got-easier\/"},"modified":"2008-04-09T18:30:34","modified_gmt":"2008-04-10T01:30:34","slug":"your-new-york-research-just-got-easier","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.arleneeakle.com\/wordpress\/2008\/04\/09\/your-new-york-research-just-got-easier\/","title":{"rendered":"Your New York Research Just Got Easier–"},"content":{"rendered":"

I finished not just Researching Your Roots in New York, 5<\/strong>–I completed Volume 6 <\/strong>as well.\u00a0 And, if I do say so myself, these volumes are especially helpful.\u00a0 I scoured my seminar files\u00a0 for all of the best stuff I have talked about the past couple of years.\u00a0 And I reviewed Linda’s seminar presentations too.\u00a0 Then I went back through all of our client files for references and strategies that we have used the past ten years to find hard-to-find ancestors moving across New York.<\/p>\n

Next I surveyed the extra handouts I use for classes and seminars.\u00a0 And I re-did and updated and illustrated with my very best maps<\/em>.\u00a0 I held nothing back that I thought might be useful to you.\u00a0 Here are the contents for you to review for those items that might provide solutions to the research challenges you face.<\/p>\n

Researching Your Roots in New York, Volumes 5-6.\u00a0<\/strong><\/em>
\n2008.\u00a0 Compiled by Arlene H. Eakle and Linda E. Brinkerhoff. $30.00 each.<\/p>\n

Researching Your Roots in New York, 5.<\/strong><\/em>
\nThe Iroquois Banner, 1752.\u00a0 Native American Research in New York: Resources and Considerations:\u00a0\u00a0 Personal Knowledge, Census Records, Church Records, Federal Land Records.\u00a0 Bibliography of Sources, Websites.\u00a0 Number of Indian Warriors in the Revolutionary War by tribe.\u00a0 Map:\u00a0 The Six Nations in New York.\u00a0\u00a0 Indians: The Six Nations of New York\u2013Eleventh Census: Map: The Country of the Five Nations, Union Soldier and Sailor Element,\u00a0 Map:\u00a0 Six Nations Outline Map of New York: Indian Reservations, Map:\u00a0 Onondaga Reservation, 1890,\u00a0 Map:\u00a0 Cattaraugus Reservation of the Seneca Nation, 1890, Map:\u00a0 Allegany Reservation of the Seneca Nation, 1890,\u00a0 Map:\u00a0 Tuscarora Indian Reservation, 1890, Map:\u00a0 Reservation of the St. Regis Indians (Mohawk), 1890, Map:\u00a0 Removal of the Eastern Indians to the North, 1800-1829.\u00a0 Pre-1820 New York State Census Records.\u00a0 Map: The Genesee Road: Albany to Buffalo.\u00a0 New York: State Censuses and Substitutes by William Dollarhide, A Review;\u00a0 State and Area Census Substitutes; New York Newspapers.\u00a0 The Sullivan Expedition, 1779: Rosters and Sources.\u00a0 Why Military Records are Important: Evidence from Military Records.\u00a0 Map:\u00a0 The Military Tract(s).\u00a0 Map:\u00a0 1st sheet of\u00a0 DeWitt\u2019s State Map of New York.\u00a0 Map:\u00a0 The Military Tract in 1792.\u00a0 Map:\u00a0 New York During the Revolutionary War, 1775-1783.\u00a0 Map:\u00a0 Military Reserves, 1778-1818.\u00a0 New York Map Portfolio:\u00a0<\/strong> Map of the Counties of\u00a0 Tioga, Chemung, Tompkins, Schuyler;\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 Maps Showing the Character and Extent of\u00a0 New England Settlement In New York, 1820, 1830, 1840.<\/p>\n

Researching Your Roots in New York, 6.<\/strong>
\nTracing New York Ancestors:\u00a0 Western New York, Skip New York?\u00a0 NO! New York Manuscript Collections at the Family History Library Compiled by James Black.\u00a0 Paul Wesley Prindle Collection:\u00a0 Historical Note,\u00a0 Scope and Content Note, Surname List.\u00a0 Smith Papers: Scope of the Project:\u00a0 Peter Smith Papers, 1763-1850, Gerrit Smith Papers, 1775-1821.\u00a0 Palatine Roots: 1710 German Settlement of New York as Experienced By Johann Peter Wagner.\u00a0 Dewey Decimal System.\u00a0 The Jurisdictional Approach \u00ae to New York Research:\u00a0\u00a0 Bounty Land Records Checklist, Records of Land Companies of New York, Statement of the Settlers, Village of Cazenovia, Study Bibliography.\u00a0 Map: Western New York. Map: Genesee Lands, 1790.\u00a0 Why Jurisdictions Are Important.\u00a0 Land Speculation: New York Research.\u00a0 Scots in New York. 1741.\u00a0 Map: City of Buffalo.\u00a0 Map: New Amsterdam alias Buffaloe.\u00a0 Map: Buffalo Village.\u00a0 Map: Inner Lots.\u00a0 Designation and Sale of Lots in the Original Survey of\u00a0 Buffalo:\u00a0 Inner Lots,\u00a0 Water Lots, Outer Lots.\u00a0 Map: State of New York, Boyd\u2019s Gazetteer, 1872.\u00a0 Researching Your Roots in New York, Contents of Volumes 1-4.<\/p>\n

No Risk Ordering:<\/strong> Order from The Genealogical Institute, Inc. PO Box 129, Tremonton UT 84337-0129.\u00a0 Use your personal check, bank draft, AE, VISA, MC, Discover, or GSA credit card. Or place your order online at http:\/\/www.arleneeakle.com<\/a> with PayPal.\u00a0 For faster service, FAX your order to 435-553-4585.\u00a0 Your personal information is always safe with us.\u00a0 Your guarantee:<\/strong> If at any time within 12 months you are unhappy with these materials, you can return them for full refund, no questions asked.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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