If you are interested in hosting this county, please read the
County
Hosting Requirements and then email
Melissa. A desire to transcribe data and knowledge of how to
make a basic webpage is required. If you are only interested in
contributing information, email
Melissa here.
New York County was one of the original
twelve counties of the Province of New York in 1683. It was named
for the Duke of York and Albany. It is coextensive with Manhattan
and New York City.
City-County
Consolidation: New York City
consolidated with the Counties of
Bronx (The
Bronx),
Kings (Brooklyn),
New York (Manhattan),
Queens (Queens),
and
Richmond
(Staten Island) in 1874.
Kings / Queens / Bronx / Richmond / State of New
Jersey
Back to New York
Trails
©2006 Melissa Allen
Rodriguez
Genealogy Trails
This website and its contents in the
format presented, except where otherwise noted on the page, are
copyrighted by Melissa Allen Rodriguez and may not be copied,
altered, converted nor uploaded to any electronic system or BBS,
nor linked from any "pay-for-view" site, linked in such a manner
as to appear to be part of another site including "frame"
capturing, nor included in any software collection or print
collection of any type without the express written permission of
the author of this site.
Information is furnished for the free
use of researchers who are interested for the purpose of
researching their family histories and genealogies. However,
copying & pasting the information presented here onto another
website is prohibited! This website is considered to be a
compilation of facts, and is therefore covered under current copyright laws.
While every effort has been made to
provide accurate information, there is no warranty of any kind
regarding the accuracy of any information found on this or any
other genealogy website presented by this author. It is the
responsibility of the interested party to research and document
the information located on this or any other website. Links to
other sites should be considered referrals only and should not
necessarily be taken as
endorsements.
