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Voxengo Redunoise 1 6 Keygen Generator. New York City Death Records Indexes, Cemeteries and Obituaries New York City Notes: The 5 New York City Boroughs of today are Manhattan (New York County), the Bronx (Bronx County), Brooklyn (Kings County), Queens (Queens County), and Staten Island (Richmond County). • All Boroughs - Manhattan, the Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens, Staten Island • (at Ancestry/index is free with registration) includes Manhattan 1867-1948; Brooklyn 1862-1948; Bronx, Queens, and Richmond 1898-1948 • (at Ancestry/requires payment) • (free) includes Manhattan 1795-1949, Bronx 1898-1948, Brooklyn 1847-1949, Queens 1898-1949, and Richmond 1898-1949 • (index is free) includes: 1868-1894 Manhattan; 1862-1897 Brooklyn; 1898-1948 All Boroughs • (you can obtain copies of individual obituaries online for a fee) includes.

• New York Daily News (1/4/2006-Current)• New York Post (-Current)• New York Sun (6/4/2002-Current)• Irish Voice (2/15/2006-Current)• recent obituaries from newspapers in Brooklyn, Queens and Staten Island• and many other NY newspapers• (requires payment) part of a subscription to Ancestry's U.S. Genealogy records collection, which also includes. • (requires payment) extracted from the New York Evening Post (1801-1890) and the Brooklyn Eagle (1841-1845 & 1851-1890) • coverage varies by borough • coverage varies by borough • Bronx County • documents over 62,000 people who were buried at Hart Island since 1980 • for deaths 1977 and later • Brooklyn • includes burial indexes for St.

John Cemetery (Middle Village, Queens); St. Charles/Resurrection Cemeteries (Farmingdale, Nassau County), Mount St. Mary Cemetery (Flushing, Queens) and Holy Cross Cemetery (Brooklyn) • searchable newspaper articles, including obituaries • from FamilySearch • • • (not yet complete) • pre-1900 (for assorted towns and years) • Manhattan • a small burial ground in Manhattan's East Village - about 2000 listings • another Marble cemetery around the corner from the one listed above • at Broadway and Wall Street - includes baptism, marriage and burial records • Queens County • Jewish Cemeteries in Queens.