BuffaloResearch.com: Vital Records

Transcribed by Gail Berger

Copyright (c) 2000 by Gail Berger

Submitted by W. David Samuelsen

Transcribed by Gail Berger

Transcribed by Gail Berger

Copyright (c) 2002 by Jodie Ames

Compiled April 2001

The tombstones were read in the summer of 1998. These are not all the people buried in this cemetery as some have no stones. Any documentation would have to be acquired from the church at 6919 Transit Rd., Swormsville, NY 14051

Compiled by Glenn Atwell & Gertrude Barber (1930)

Some records compiled by Gertrude Barber, 1930

Compiled by Gertrude Barber, 1930

Compiled by Gertrude Barber, 1930

Off Hertel Ave. near LaForce Pl. on Military Rd.

Jewish burials from 1915 to 1982

Miscellaneous burials

A must-see. Dozens and dozens of online burial lists here.

Brought to you by the Schwertfeger / Schwert Families.

Later known as the NY State Board of Social Welfare. Has short descriptions of all the charitable institutions in the state, including orphanages.

This 1857 report is online in full text

These records reside in the New York State Archives. Microfilms of them are owned by some libraries in Upstate NY. Here is the list of owning libraries.

A guide to the few orphanage records in the collection of The Buffalo History Museum. These are the only items in their collection that identify children by name in any of Buffalo’s orphan homes. They are not digitized or online and must be used in person. The links provide greater bibliographic detail about each source.

An index of names found in the proceedings of the Erie County Board of Supervisors. Not digitized or online.

This book is out of print and is not digitized or online. The WorldCat record shows which libraries own it.