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Now part of St. John's-Grace Episcopal Church. Contains history 1824-1924, baptisms 1825-1858, confirmations 1826- 1857, communicants 1824-1857, marriages 1829-1877, deaths 1855- 1873, families 1860-1881, baptisms 1825-1882, confirmations 1826- 1881, communicants 1824-1882, marriages 1829-1883, deaths 1825- 1882, baptisms 1882-1893, confirmations 1882-1893, communicants 1883-1884, marriages 1883-1893, deaths 1882-1893, baptisms 1893-1924, confirmations 1893-1924, marriages 1893-1922, deaths 1893-1924.

130 typescript pages

318 typescript pages

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Scroll down & click on tiny camera icons on the right to view page scans. Cards are alphabetized by last name and include genealogical information gathered from various cemetery, tax, church, and census records as well as local histories and newspaper clippings. Cards also include a section on soldiers. Wars included are Revolutionary War, War of 1812, Civil War, and World War 1.

Aurora, Evans, Orchard Park, Wales, and West Seneca, and Sheldon (Wyoming county). Last item on film is marriages and deaths in Elma before 1902 and marriages and funerals from Reverend Richard M. Sandford's journal.

Contains history of the church 1844-1946; record of probationers including a few deaths 1869-1925, 1930-1936; class record including deaths 1869-1909; alphabetical record of members in full connection including deaths 1873-1948; record of official members 1867-1889; baptisms 1869-1941; marriages 1869-1946; appendix with a few deaths 1881-1883, 1902-1904. Before 1906 the Methodist Episcopal Church at Williamsville was known as the Williamsville and Bowmansville Charge.

Includes list of pastors; births and baptisms 1844-1880, 1829-1865, 1880-1932; confirmations; communicants; marriages 1843-1932; deaths 1844-1933.

A typescript list, 570 pages long, of names drawn from various cemeteries in Western New York in 1971, possibly small, rural burial grounds. There is no table of contents indicating which cemeteries are included.

Over 6,000 adults who lived in the Buffalo, NY area, mostly prior to 1840. Compiled from multiple sources by Library volunteers.

The Iroquois Census Project contains yearly annuity census rolls for the Iroquois Nations residing in New York State, starting in 1851 through 1886, with rolls also for 1890 and 1902.

Buffalo Creek Census 1840 transcription; 1915 Cattaraugus and Allegany territories transcription; 1915 Tonawanda territory transcription; 1845 NY State census of Buffalo Creek territory; appraisal report, Seneca territories, 1843-1844.

Features the Church of the Good Shepherd, Cattaraugus Territory; Register of the Seneca Mission, 1822 and 1823

Iroquois Genealogy Society. Our mission is to encourage interest in the genealogy of the Hodinöhsö:ni' (Iroquois) Nations– Seneca, Cayuga, Onondaga, Oneida, Mohawk, Tuscarora and associated peoples.

© 2001-2002, 2013-2014, Kasia Dane Use of my work for non-commercial purposes is permissible. Other use prohibited.

© 2001-2002, 2013, Kasia Dane Use of my work for non-commercial purposes is permissible. Other use prohibited.

Marriages – St. Stanislaus Roman Catholic Church, Buffalo, NY

© 2001-2002, 2013, Kasia Dane Use of my work for non-commercial purposes is permissible. Other use prohibited.

© 2001-2002, 2013, Kasia Dane Use of my work for non-commercial purposes is permissible. Other use prohibited.

Transcribed by Kasia Dane, © 2013. Any errors or omissions when compared to the original microfilmed copy are my own and either unintentional or determined by desired format. Some page numbers are missing in the original record and thus, are not listed here

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Index of compensation paid to soldiers & veterans of the War of 1812

A list of Civil War veterans buried in the Buffalo area. This booklet is not digitized or online.

Translated by Glenn Atwell

Translated by Glenn Atwell

Brought to you by Buffalo State College

Deaths that occurred in Buffalo, Yonkers, and Albany are not included until around 1914. Towns & villages outside of the City of Buffalo should be included here. Courtesy of Reclaim the Records.

This birth index is sorted by year, and then alphabetically by surname within each year. Births that occurred in Buffalo, Albany, and Yonkers are not included until about 1914, as these cities maintained their own files. The town of birth is listed, although sometimes shown as an abbreviation, as is the certificate number. Courtesy of Reclaim the Records.