Crowd Sourced Indexing (beta)

From Reclaim the Records, the NYC Marriage Index was shared to the world on the Internet Archive. Unlike the marriage certificate index that has been available for years, this index is for the Application, Affidavit, and License record group. view more These records include the addresses of the witnesses, the towns of birth for bride and groom, countries of birth of the parents, former spouses and divorce information, and the bride's occupation. Sometimes a license was filled out but no marriage took place as well, so that would provide even more information about the lives of our ancestors.

Some of these pages have nearly 100 records on them. Be aware that you must complete all of the names so allow yourself time for indexing. Partial indexing is not an option.

Surnames are printed making the indexing much easier. Given names are in cursive. view less

The City Council Assessment Books have a wealth of information that has not previously been easily accessible in relation occupiers and owners of buildings.

1936 Knesset Israel settlements Part 2

These are scans from the Registre Matricule from October 1932-October 1945. The information included is the given and surname of the student, the age or date of birth, the name of the father and if the father had a title.

This file from the State Archives is from the Department of Health during the British Mandate Period. view more It is a ledger of the births reported by various hospitals and maybe midwives. view less