Marriages And Deaths From The New Yorker 1836-1841, Kenneth Scott, 1980, HB,

Description: A nice hardback published in 1980 with 301 pages. It has the Marriages and Deaths taken from the new Yorker (DoubleQuarto Edition) 1836 - 1841. The contents lists: Introduction, Deaths, Marriages, Addenda: Deaths, and and Index ofBrides & Non-principal Names. In 1836 The New Yorker began a "Double Quarto Edition." This 16 page weekly came outon Saturday and continued to be published through the issue of 13 March 1841. Each issued had two features which are ofunusual genealogical importance. They are:1. Lists of marriages and deaths, and2. Descriptions of deaths resulting from shipwrecks, duels, or suicides. These items covered not only New York City and New York State, but also such events throughout the Nation and abroad.The material in the book is excerpted and consists of approximately 5,000 deaths and 3,000 marriages. Deaths are arrangedalphabetically by the name of the decedent, and the marriages by the name of the groom. All other names, such as thoseof relatives of the decedent, names of the brides, brides' fathers, and officiating clergymen, will be found in the index whichcontains about 5,000 names. This book, therefore, makes readily available for genealogical research, information ofapproximately 13,000 persons. FREE shipping.

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