Summary of Known Deaths from 1832, 1849 and 1854 Cholera Epidemics, Buffalo, New York, 2007
Glenice Guthrie
Polish Midwives in Buffalo
Polish Genealogical Society of New York State
Buffalo Psychiatric Center patient case files, 1920-1975.
Buffalo Psychiatric Center patient case files, 1920-1975 are in the custody of the New York State Archives in Albany. They are not digitized or online. Privacy restrictions apply.
Buffalo State Hospital patient case files, 1881-1920.
Buffalo State Hospital patient case files, 1881-1920, are in the custody of the New York State Archives in Albany. They are not digitized or online. Privacy restrictions apply.
Index of "Men of Medicine" by The Buffalo History Museum
The book, published in 1971, is offline and lacked in index. So we did an index and put the index online.
Preliminary Guide to Mental Health Documentary Sources In New York State
What kind of archival records exist and who has them
Where to Find Medical Records for Closed Hospitals & Clinics in New York State
Advice from the NY State Department of Health
Episcopal hospital church records, 1921-1942
Baptisms, confirmations, marriages, deaths. Courtesy of FamilySearch.org
History of Medicine Collection - University at Buffalo Libraries
Try these folks when you have questions about epidemics or other health history questions about Buffalo
Cholera Deaths, 1854
Index of Cholera Deaths, 1854, kept by Dr. James W. Newman, Buffalo, NY. The original ledger is in the collection of The Buffalo History Museum. Indexed by Roseanne Higgins, PhD, September 2016
New York State Archives Policy on Access to Records
Explains restrictions on state prison records and psychiatric records, which would include patient records from the Buffalo Psychiatric Center (Richardson complex).