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 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. view less

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

This is the voters’ list for Knesset Israel elections in 1936 of the people living in Tel Aviv, Palestine (Eretz Israel). view more This document was found in the Historical Municipal Archives of Tel Aviv - Yaffo. view less

Birth index from the town Herta, once Romania and currently Ukraine. These list covers the years 1928-1929 and are handwriting.

This is a set of photos of the caretaker book with the basic details of the burials, taken from the stones in latin characters that he could understand.