New York City and its environs is often represented by pictures and drawings of the Statue of Liberty as if New York City and the Statue were one and the same.\u00a0 Renovations on the Crown of Miss Liberty were completed for the July 4th celebration in 2009 and it became possible once more to climb into her Crown.<\/p>\n
Think about these New York City immigrant stats<\/strong> (courtesy of CNN):<\/p>\n New York truly launched new generations of immigrants.<\/strong><\/p>\n Think about these stats as you trace your ancestors across New York to someplace else.\u00a0 Have to cross New York to get to someplace else.\u00a0 Very hard to do it any other way.\u00a0 Your favorite New York genealogist, Arlene Eakle\u00a0\u00a0 http:\/\/arleneeakle.com<\/p>\n PS\u00a0 My Checklist <\/strong>for Tracing Ancestors Who Lived in Cities<\/strong> is available under FREE content on my website home page.\u00a0 It is a PDF and you can download it as a guide for your own research.<\/p>\n PPS\u00a0 I will speak on Passenger Lists and Search Strategies for Immigrants at the Casper WY Family History Expo, 27-28 June 2014.\u00a0 <\/strong>You also get me speaking on Migration Patterns of Church Groups into the Midwest<\/strong> and Into and Out of Pennsylvania. <\/strong>You can bring your hard-to-find ancestors for special research help from me and from a whole crew of genealogy experts. Why don’t you register and take a genealogy vacation<\/em> to historic Casper?\u00a0 http:\/\/familyhistoryexpos.com<\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" New York City and its environs is often represented by pictures and drawings of the Statue of Liberty as if New York City and the Statue were one and the same.\u00a0 Renovations on the Crown of Miss Liberty were completed … Continue reading \n