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Birth Records
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Birth Certificates (official copy): Bridgeport, CT
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Birth Certificates (official copy): Rhode
Island
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Birth Records (book): Bridgeport, CT Vital Statistics
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California Births, 1905-present: http://www.vitalsearch-ca.com/
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LDS #0624094: Anyakonyvek 1774-1895 – Civil
Transcripts of for the Reformed Church in Csaba, Borsod-Abauj-Zemplen,
Hungary
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LDS #0758345: Kopie Ksieg Metrykalnych
(BMDs) 1829-47, 49-51: civil transcripts of Roman Catholic Registers for
Sompolno, Poland; translated by EireLady.
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LDS #0758346: Kopie Ksieg Metrykalnych
(BMDs) 1852-1865: civil transcripts
of Roman Catholic Registers for Sompolno, Poland; translated by EireLady
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LDS #1428300: Bridgeport, CT Births
1866-1885
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LDS #1428468: Bridgeport, CT Births
1886-1895
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LDS #1428469: Bridgeport, CT Births 1895-1900
(items 1-4)
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LDS #1434202: Norwalk, CT BMDs 1848-1909.
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LDS #1981679: Ksiegi metrykalne,
1700-1945: Roman Catholic parish register Births & Baptisms for Tarnowiec,
Tarnow, Poland 1785-1894
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New York City Births, 1891-1902: www.ancestry.com
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Baptism Records
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Baptism Certificates: St. Mary’s Church; Norwalk, CT
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Baptism Certificates: St. Augustine
Church; Bridgeport, CT
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LDS #0624094: Anyakonyvek 1774-1895 – Civil
Transcripts of for the Reformed Church in Csaba, Borsod-Abauj-Zemplen,
Hungary
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LDS #0758345: Kopie Ksieg Metrykalnych
(BMDs) 1829-47, 49-51: civil transcripts of Roman Catholic Registers for
Sompolno, Poland; translated by EireLady.
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LDS #0758346: Kopie Ksieg Metrykalnych
(BMDs) 1852-1865: civil transcripts
of Roman Catholic Registers for Sompolno, Poland; translated by EireLady
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LDS #1437999: Nossa Senhora dos Anjos
baptisms 1852-1883 - Baptism
records for Our Lady of Angels in Agua de Pau, Lagoa, Sao Miguel, Azores;
translated by EireLady and Heitor Pontes
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LDS #1981679: Ksiegi metrykalne,
1700-1945: Roman Catholic parish register Births & Baptisms for Tarnowiec,
Tarnow, Poland 1785-1894
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Marriage Records
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Connecticut Vital Records for Lithuanians,
www.angelfire.com/ct/lithgen.
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Hazassagi Anvakonyvi Kivonat: Marriage Certificate, Heo-Csabai, (official copy requested Apr 4,
1902): Csaba, Borsod-Abauj-Zemplen,
Hungary; translated by Charles Polachek
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LDS #0624094: Anyakonyvek 1774-1895 – Civil
Transcripts of for the Reformed Church in Csaba, Borsod-Abauj-Zemplen,
Hungary
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LDS #0758345: Kopie Ksieg Metrykalnych
(BMDs) 1829-47, 49-51: civil transcripts of Roman Catholic Registers for
Sompolno, Poland; translated by EireLady.
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LDS #1434202: Norwalk, CT BMDs 1848-1909.
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Marriage Certificates (official
copies): Bridgeport, CT
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Marriage Certificates: St. Mary's Church; Norwalk, CT
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Marriage Certificates: St. Patrick's Church; Bridgeport, CT
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Marriage Records (book): Bridgeport, CT Vital Statistics:
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Marriage Records (book): New Bedford, Bristol County, MA
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Death Records
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California Death Survey, 1940-present: www.vitalsearch-ca.com
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California Deaths, 1940-1947: www.ancestry.com
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CT Death Index, 1949-1996 @ www.ancestry.com
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Death Certificate (official copy): Bridgeport, CT Vital Statistics
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Death Certificate (official copy): Massachusetts
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Death Records (book): Bridgeport, CT Vital Statistics:
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Florida Deat Index, 1877-1998: www.ancestry.com
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LDS #0624094: Anyakonyvek 1774-1895 – Civil
Transcripts of for the Reformed Church in Csaba, Borsod-Abauj-Zemplen,
Hungary
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LDS #0758345: Kopie Ksieg Metrykalnych
(BMDs) 1829-47, 49-51: civil transcripts of Roman Catholic Registers for
Sompolno, Poland; translated by EireLady.
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LDS #0758346: Kopie Ksieg Metrykalnych
(BMDs) 1852-1865: civil transcripts
of Roman Catholic Registers for Sompolno, Poland; translated by EireLady
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Obituaries: Bridgeport Post,
Fairfield County, CT
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Obituaries: Connecticut Post, Fairfield County, CT
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Obituaries: SouthCoast Today, The Standard Times.com – www.s-t.com
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Social Security Death Index: www.ancestry.com
or www.rootsweb.com
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Immigration Records
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Ellis Island Passenger Records Online: www.ellisisland.org
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LDS #1429684: Index to New England
Naturalization Petitions 1791-1906: CT G425-G620
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Naturalization Certificates, post 1906
(original certificate): US
Immigration & Naturalization Service
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Census Records
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1870 Federal Census - Fairfield County,
CT (microfilm)
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1880 Federal Census and Soundex -
Fairfield County, CT (microfilm)
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1900 Federal Census - Fairfield County,
CT (microfilm)
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1900 Federal Census for CT (digital
image): www.genealogy.com
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1900 Federal Census Soundex (Index) -
Fairfield County, CT (microfilm)
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1920 Federal Census - Fairfield County,
CT (microfilm)
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1920 Federal Census - Fairfield County,
CT and Bristol County, MA (digital image): www.ancestry.com
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Miscellaneous Records
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Social Security, SS application (copy)
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Genealogy Books/Guides
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A Must
For
Polish
Genealogical
Research
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Chorzempa, Rosemary A. Korzenie Polskie - Polish Roots. Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co Inc, 1998 (reprint, original ©
1993).
This book is invaluable. It is divided into 2 parts.
Pt 1:
Research in America.
Chapters include: available records, research libraries, regional resources,
and Polish Genealogical Societies.
Pt 2:
Research in Poland Chapters include: history & life in Poland;
Ethnic groups in Poland; Geographic & Ethnic areas of Poland;
maps/gazetteers; available records from Poland (church & civil, use of LDS);
Russian, German, & Austrian records along with addresses of were to
write for them; surnames; Christian/first names; aids for Polish, Latin,
German, and Russian languages; and a Polish Genealogical Letter-Writing
Guide.
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A Must
For All
Genealogy
Researchers
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Shea, Jonathan D. and William F.
Hoffman. Following the Paper
Trail: A Multilingual Translation
Guide. Teaneck, NY: Avotaynu inc., 1994 (reprint).
This is another great genealogy book. We are a melting pot of nations, so all
of our ancestors were at one time immigrants. Chances are if you are like my family, you no longer speak
the tongue of your ancestors. If
that is the case, then you should check out this guide.
The book is divided into four linguistic
families: Germanic, Romance,
Slavic, and Other.
Each linguistic family has an introduction
that includes the history of the language along with some grammar tips.
Language sections include: the alphabet in print & cursive
form, notes on alphabet origin, hints on pronunciation; sample documents in
various formats (some hard-to-read docs have been retyped for comparison),
glossary of genealogical terms, and a sampling of personal names.
Documents used include: family records; birth, marriage, and
death records; civilian & military passports; steamship ticket; exit
permit, identity card, and more.
Not every type of document is used for each language.
The Germanic Languages: German and Swedish
The Romance Languages: French, Italian, Latin, Portuguese,
Romanian, & Spanish. Note: Latin was the official language of the
Catholic Church until the mid-20th century; so many church
records were recorded in Latin.
The Slavic Languages: Czech, Polish, & Russian
The Other Languages: Hungarian (Magyar) and Lithuanian
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Crowe, Elizabeth Powell. Genealogy Online. McGraw-Hill Co, 2001 (5th
ed).
The third part of the book, called ‘The
Must See Online Resources,’ is the most interesting. It includes an introduction of some of
the top genealogy sites on the Web, along with information on its top
features. These include: RootsWeb, Ancestry, Everton’s, Online
Library Card Catalogs, Library of Congress & NARA, the LDS & Family
Search, Genealogy Forums, international resources, and GenServ.
There are chapters on the internet for
beginners. It includes information
on Usenet, mailing lists, FTP, chat, and search engines.
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