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The Buffalo History Museum

Excavations and construction on UB South Campus have periodically uncovered skeletal remains and remnants of wooden coffins. Historians believe that these were the result of burials of residents of the Erie County Poor House, which operated on the site of UB’s South Campus from 1851-1913.

A.L. Benedict

First settlers of what is now Buffalo & the 8 counties of Western New York

Family bible kept by Mary Ann (Durrant) Larkin Hoag (1819-1909)

Cattaraugus Reservation

Eaton, Sylvester

First Baptist Church

Includes naturalization records such as Petitions for Naturalization, Declarations of Intention, and Oaths of Allegiance filed in the United States District and Circuit Courts of New York from 1824 to 1991

Franklin Square cemetery was the first in Buffalo. The plot was obtained by land contract from the Holland Land Company and was owned by the village of...

Handwritten marriages possibly copied from the church's own records, 1840-1849, from the First Universalist Church of Buffalo, NY.

Performed by Humphrey Smith, a Justice of the Peace, in the towns of Collins, Concord, and Eden, New York, 1838-1845

Lafayette Presbyterian Church

Two typescript files: a list in chronological order of soldiers who died at the Williamsville, NY hospital during the War of 1812, and a list of soldiers who...

Lee F. Heacock

Names and addresses of Buffalo property owners whose houses and other buildings were taken by eminent domain and demolished to build the Kensington Expressway.

Locations of records of closed parishes

Excerpt from Niagara Power. History of the Niagara Falls Power Company, 1886-1918, vol. 2, 1927. The map depicts the Mile Strip along the Niagara River from...

One handwritten muster roll of A Co. at Fort Erie, Capt. Buel. Commanded by Lt. Col. Jed Crosby from 29 Aug. 1814 to Sept. 29 1814 and one handwritten muster...

FamilySearch

FamilySearch

Schwert Family

Craig Kanalley

9 volumes, 1930-1964