New York Newspaper Archives
1730 - 1998
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- MMH
- New York Herald
- New York, New York
- July 29, 1894 - Page 9
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- TFH
- Irish American
- New York, New York
- January 24, 1880 - Page 8
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- Estate Of EJ Gale
- Palmer, Weimer, Habicht
- Observer-Dispatch
- Utica, New York
- December 6, 1957 - Page 22
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- Irish classes
- Irish American
- New York, New York
- July 6, 1878 - Page 8
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Whether you can trace your ancestors to the first colonists or one of the thousands of immigrants, New York newspapers can hold the clues to your family history. With New York newspaper archives dating back to 1730, discover your Colonial ancestors and your ancestors’ role in the fight for independence through modern-day America. Search New York historical newspapers and bring your family tree to life.
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As one of the 13 colonies, New York newspapers have captured and preserved American history and daily life of our country’s earliest residents. From early U.S. colonialism to the American Revolution, the Civil War to the current day, New York has played a pivotal role in shaping American history.
New York was the entry point for many immigrant groups - Italian, Irish, Jewish, German, Hispanic, Asian, and more. Our records also include many cultural specific newspapers to help you narrow your New York genealogy research even more. Browse Irish-American newspapers to find your Irish ancestors or Italian-American newspapers for your Italian relatives. Use newspapers to discover and understand the lives of your early ancestors who left their homes to seek out a new life in America. Find out how they lived, who they loved and all the events that surrounded their lives.
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