Dear Genners:
There was a recent request for us to help decipher a groom's name

from the original documents. Since the marriage took place in NY

City, there is another way to obtain the data, by using
ItalianGen.org. In this case, I knew the bride's name and entered it
to obtain the correct marriage date, but the button for the groom's
name yielded no data. So I took the certificate number and went to
the Grooms List and entered that cert number with limiting dates for
Manhattan and up popped the result.

We can thank the volunteers at ItalianGen for helping all of us by
providing a great source for our data.

Barbara Zimmer
Norfolk VA

On Dec 22, 2007, at 09:19:38, Barbara Zimmer wrote:

Dear Genners:
There was a recent request for us to help decipher a groom's name

from the original documents. Since the marriage took place in NY

City, there is another way to obtain the data, by using
ItalianGen.org. In this case, I knew the bride's name and entered it
to obtain the correct marriage date, but the button for the groom's
name yielded no data. So I took the certificate number and went to
the Grooms List and entered that cert number with limiting dates for
Manhattan and up popped the result.

There is an even easier way to streamline this process courtesy of
Steve Morse (who else?).

Visit, and bookmark, his Accessing the New York City Bride and Groom
Indexes in One Step.

http://stevemorse.org/vital/nymarriages.html?index=groom

Eli Savada
Bethesda MD
esavada@mac.com