New York Researchers
One thing Ancestry.com did was arrange for the NY census surnames to be done
figuring that so many genners have families arriving/living in NY. and it's free,
none of this two-week trial. Not only that but you can access an 1892 census which
is a great fill-in for the 1890 census lost in a fire.

http://www.ancestry.com/cs/us/newyork?o_iid=40092&o_lid=40092&o_sch=Web+Property

On the right-hand side of the screen is a free offer to access other NY goodies.
Using the 1892 census I delightedly found what I believe is my mgf David Goldberg
along with a bunch of siblings whose names I never knew let alone their existence.
Enough data matches that will prompt me to delve further. I have no business or
financial connection with Ancestry.com.

Joan Parker
Immediate Past President
JGS of Greater Miami, Inc.
joanparker@...
Searching: GOLDBERG, GOODSTEIN/GUDSTEIN (sp), BERGER, JAGODA/YAGODA-Lipno, Plock,
Warsaw Poland/Russia; Bronx and Brooklyn, NY; Galveston, TX. PARKER, PINKUS/PINCUS,
(GERSHKOBERKOVNA) WINOGRAD, ROSEN-Brest, (Litovsk) Belarus; Grodno, Russia; Bronx
and Brooklyn, NY. WEISS-Brooklyn, NY; NEIBERG-Brooklyn, NY; DEL PINO-Brooklyn, NY.
KATZ, TROCK, GELFAND, KRITZOFF-Berezen/Bresin, Kodima, Minsk, Belarus; Bronx, NY,
Miami and Miami Beach, FL.

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