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Title: New York City marriage records
Post by: ConJPower on Thursday 02 January 14 14:51 GMT (UK)
howdy
happy new year to all you roots chatters.

wondering where I can get New York City marriage or birth records for the period 1910-1940.  Are any accessible online ?

thanks
con
Title: Re: New York City marriage records
Post by: *Sandra* on Thursday 02 January 14 15:06 GMT (UK)
Hi,

Have you tried here:-

http://www.italiangen.org/

Sandra
Title: Re: New York City marriage records
Post by: everything.relative on Thursday 02 January 14 15:08 GMT (UK)
There is a marriage (& births to 1909) database at either italiangen.org or at germangenealogygroup.com that are searchable.   If you are looking for actual copies of the documents, they aren't available online. 

Familysearch.org has "some" NYC marriage records available - https://familysearch.org/search/collection/1680847

and some births here - https://familysearch.org/search/collection/1680842
Title: Re: New York City marriage records
Post by: ConJPower on Thursday 02 January 14 15:18 GMT (UK)
thanks folks - I'll have a look.

Speaking offline, is it the county libraries that maintain original or paper based records, if any ?
Title: Re: New York City marriage records
Post by: everything.relative on Thursday 02 January 14 15:38 GMT (UK)
The Municipal Archives of NYC has them http://www.nyc.gov/html/records/html/archives/holdings.shtml

I believe Albany (the State Capital) has them as well, but if ordering copies or sending someone to look up for you, the best place would be NYC Archives. 
Title: Re: New York City marriage records
Post by: shellyesq on Thursday 02 January 14 15:42 GMT (UK)
New York State does not hold vital records for New York City.

There is information on ordering records here - http://www.nyc.gov/html/records/html/archives/geneology.shtml  If price is an issue, you can also order copies at a slightly cheaper rate through the LDS Church or order the microfilm to view at a local Family History Center.