Our goal at Genealogy Trails is to transcribe and post genealogical source data so that family researchers can
track their ancestors through time, throughout the country.
This county needs a dedicated host to make this site the best that it can be! If you think that you may be interested
in volunteering to host a county or state please view our Volunteer Information page and
email
Kim.
(A desire to transcribe data and the know-how to make a basic webpage
is required)
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You never know who you might meet and what family data they may share with you -- it could start a whole new branch
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Please contact
Kim if you have any questions or comments.
Until we get a volunteer for this website, we will try to provide you with some basic information and history
Hudson County lies several hundred feet from the western shore of Ellis and Liberty Islands, and has always been
a gateway for many immigrants to the United States. Both Ellis Island and Liberty Island lie entirely within Hudson
County's waters, which extend to the New York state line at the middle of the Hudson River. Liberty Island is wholly
part of New York. Ellis Island is jointly administered by the states of New Jersey and New York. Nine-tenths of
its land is technically part of Hudson County, with the remainder being part of New York.
Hudson County is also recognized as one of the Northeast's major transportation and industrial hubs.
Municipalities within Hudson County
Cities
Bayonne (city)
East Newark (borough)
Guttenberg (town)
Harrison (town)
Hoboken (city)
Jersey City (city)
Kearny (town)
Secaucus (town)
Union City (city)
West New York (town)
Townships
North Bergen
Weehawken
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