Finding Aid File
Brooklyn Public Library - Brooklyn Collection
Guide to the Kings County Historic Records Microfilm Collection, BCMS.0047
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Summary Information
- Brooklyn Public Library - Brooklyn Collection
- St. Francis College (Brooklyn, New York, N.Y.).
- Kings County Historic Records Microfilm Collection
- BCMS.0047
- 1645-1961, bulk 1650-1900
- 3.89 Linear feet , 69 reels in 11 boxes
- Brooklyn Collection Reserve Room, Shelf 1.2
- English
- Microfilm reels showing a variety of government records, maps and histories concerning Kings County, New York from 1645-1961.
- This collection should be cited as the Kings County Historic Records Microfilm Collection, Brooklyn Public Library – Brooklyn Collection.
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Historical Note
Kings County was settled by Europeans beginning in 1636 with a series of land grants provided by the Dutch West India Company. In 1638 the Company purchased a large tract of land in the area of present day Williamsburg, Bushwick and Greenpoint; beginning a series of land transfers that would turn the Eastern shoreline, then nearly the whole of Kings County to European control by the late 1640s.
As land grants continued to be doled out, small settlements including Midwout and New Amersfoort began to emerge under the general governance of the Director of New Amsterdam. This changed in 1645 when a group living in the English settlement of Gravesend petitioned Director Willem Kieft for a town charter. The Dutch West India Company quickly implemented a policy granting town charters to Breuckelen (1646), Flatlands/New Amersfoort (1647), Flatbush/Midwout (1652), New Utrecht (1657) and Bushwick/Boswick (1661). With the exception of Gravesend, the towns’ people were responsible for nominating a town magistrate, who was then approved and supervised by Director Peter Stuyvesant (appointed 1647).
In 1664 the English gained control of New Amsterdam, renaming the area New York. On November 29, 1683 the six original towns were established as Kings County, serving as an administrative arm of New York colony. The first acts of county government consisted of various courts and a county clerk to maintain records. Beginning in the early 1700s a Board of Supervisors was established by delegates from each town, who would meet to discuss county issues and appoint various commissioners including County Road Commissioners responsible for various highways across Kings County. In addition to County government, each town was responsible for electing officials to oversee local matters such as the development of new roads and rules governing common woodlands. New offices were created as needed.
The population of Kings County grew rapidly from 1800-1830, especially in the towns of Brooklyn and Bushwick. In 1816 a small area in the town of Brooklyn extending from the East River to today’s Borough Hall was chartered as the village of Brooklyn. Residents of the town of Bushwick followed in 1827 with the creation of the village of Williamsburgh. These villages elected trustees responsible for overseeing the growth and daily concerns of the villages, including the paving of roads and construction of new housing.
In 1833 the village and town of Brooklyn sent an appeal to the New York State Legislature for a city charter, which after several delays was granted in 1834. The remaining towns were slowly annexed to the city of Brooklyn beginning with Bushwick in 1854 and followed by the village of Williamsburgh, which existed briefly as the city of Williamsburg before annexation in 1855. Williamsburg was followed by New Lots (1886), Flatbush (1894), Gravesend (1894), New Utrecht (1894) and Flatlands (1896). The city of Brooklyn was consolidated into greater New York on January 1, 1898.
Scope and Contents
This collection consists of 61 microfilm reels showing a variety of documents concerning Kings County, New York from the mid-17th century to the late 19th century. The earliest records include town meeting minutes, births of enslaved persons, health records, deeds and court records for the towns of Bushwick, Gravesend, Flatbush, Flatlands and New Utrecht. Records for the village of Williamsburgh begin in 1832. A few records appear in Dutch with an English translation on the opposite page. Some records are typed and handwritten copies made in the 1920s and 1940s.
Records beginning circa 1830 show the towns’ transition from rural farmland to smaller, gridded lots. Maps overlay new lots with boundary lines and conveyance dates of original farms. Detailed street papers and sewer plans appear with short histories of many County roads including Kings Highway.
Several reels also contain thesis and term papers for students attending the James A. Kelly Institute for Historical Studies at St. Francis College in the late 1950s and early 1960s. The papers cover a broad range of topics including education, law enforcement and manufacturing in Brooklyn. Profiles of prominent citizens and histories of cultural institutions are also covered.
Arrangement
This collection is arranged by reel number. Records are listed under each reel in order of appearance.
Administrative Information
Publication Information
Brooklyn Public Library - Brooklyn Collection , 2018
10 Grand Army PlazaBrooklyn, NY, 11238
718.230.2762
bcref@bklynlibrary.org
Access
This collection is located in the Brooklyn Collection at Brooklyn Public Library’s Central Branch at Grand Army Plaza. The collection may only be used in the library and is not available through interlibrary loan. Requests to view the collection must be made at least 48 hours in advance of visit.
Use
While many items in the Brooklyn Collection are unrestricted, we do not own reproduction rights to all materials. Be aware of the several kinds of rights that might apply: copyright, licensing and trademarks. The researcher assumes all responsibility for copyright questions.
Provenance
Collection acquired from the James A. Kelly Institute for Historical Studies at St. Francis College, most likely after the Institute’s 1988 closure.
Related Materials
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Controlled Access Headings
Geographic Name(s)
- Brooklyn (New York, N.Y.)
- Bushwick (New York, N.Y.)
- Flatbush (New York, N.Y.)
- Flatlands (New York, N.Y.)
- Gravesend (New York, N.Y.)
- Kings County (N.Y.)
- New Lots (New York, N.Y.)
- New Utrecht (New York, N.Y.)
Collection Inventory
Reel 1 |
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The Descendants of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven Through His Eldest Son Gerret Wolphertsen Van Couwenhoven , circa 1650-1850 |
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The Descendants of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven Through His Son Jacob Wolphertsen Van Couwenhoven , circa 1650-1850 |
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The Descendants of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven Through His Youngest Son Peter Wolphertsen Van Cowenhoven , circa 1650-1850 |
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The Descendants of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven Through His Three Sons Gerret, Jacob and Peter Together With Their Spouses , circa 1650-1850 |
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Slave Holders in Kings County, Flatbush, Certified Births of Negro Children , 1799-1826 |
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A True List of All the Slaves of the Township of Newuytreght (New Utrecht) in Kings County , 1800-1830 |
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Slaves Register and Record of Personal Mortgages , 1799-1830 |
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New Utrecht Town Records, Town Meetings, Deeds , 1659-1831 |
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Van Kouwen, Convor Items Abstracted in 1938 From Manuscript by Tunis G. Bergen , circa 1650-1790 |
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Index, Probate of Wills , 1850-1890 |
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Bushwick Town Records. History, Deeds, Road Records, Births of Slaves, etc. , 1660-1825 In Dutch and English |
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Brooklyn Town Meeting Book , 1785-1823 |
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Reel 3 |
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Old Road Abstracts Index , circa 1650-1800 |
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Maps Without Histories , 1646-1876 |
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Old Road Abstracts, First Division , circa 1695-1852 |
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Historical Notes, Flatlands , circa 1670-1850 |
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Historical Notes, Flatlands , circa 1650-1900 |
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Historical Notes, Flatbush , circa 1670-1900 |
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Historical Notes, New Utrecht , circa 1650-1900 |
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Historical Notes, Gravesend , circa 1650-1900 |
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Copies of Deeds and Patents in Secretary of State’s Office , circa 1630-1700 |
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Patents , circa 1654-1680 |
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Wills Volume I , 1658-1890 |
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Wills Volume 2 , 1653-1876 |
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Wills Volume 3 , 1653-1895 |
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Un-Recorded Deeds, Volume I , 1647-1887 |
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Un-Recorded Deeds, Volume 2 , circa 1650-1890 |
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Un-Recorded Deeds, Volume 3 , circa 1650-1890 |
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Un-Recorded Deeds, Volume 4 , circa 1650-1890 |
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Un-Recorded Deeds, Volume 5 , circa 1650-1890 |
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Reel 8 |
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Un-Recorded Deeds, Volume 5 , circa 1650-1890 |
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Book 700, Bushwick Town Records, History, Deeds, Births of Slaves , 1660-1825 |
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Book 601, Williamsburgh Town Clerk’s Book , 1842-1855 |
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Reel 9 |
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Book 682, Williamsburgh Town Records , 1832-1837 |
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Kings County Court and Road Records, Volume 1 , 1692-1825 |
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Kings County Court and Road Records, Volume 2 , 1668-1766 |
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Reel 10 |
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Gravesend Town Records, Book 1 , 1645-1653 |
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Gravesend Town Records, Book 2 , 1653-1705 |
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Gravesend Town Records, Book 3 , 1656-1705 |
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Gravesend Town Records, Book 4 , 1662-1699 |
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Gravesend Town Records, Book 5 , 1672-1686 |
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Gravesend Town Records, Book 6 , 1645-1701 |
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Gravesend Town Records, Book 7 , 1699-1872 |
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Reel 11 |
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Gravesend Town Records, Miscellaneous , 1664-1834 |
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Gravesend Miscellaneous Papers, Volume 1 , 1724-1896 Audits, Bonds, Commons Lands, Elections, Excise, Fire Department, Gas and Electric |
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Gravesend Miscellaneous Papers, Volume 2 , 1800-1894 Health, Highway, Jurors Lists, Oyster Permits, Police Commissioner, Rail Road, School Trustees |
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Gravesend Miscellaneous Papers, Volume 3 , 1823-1894 Schools, Sewers |
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Gravesend Street Papers, A-G , circa 1880-1900 |
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Gravesend Street Papers, H-Z , circa 1880-1900 |
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Gravesend Street Papers, H-Z (continued) , circa 1880-1900 |
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Gravesend Town Meeting, Town Board Papers , 1736-1894 |
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Gravesend Common Lands Papers , 1852-1894 |
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Gravesend Board of Health Minutes , 1884-1886 |
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Gravesend 312-315-316, Town Board Minutes , 1884-1894 |
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Gravesend 313, Town Meeting, Town Board Minutes , 1873-1894 |
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Reel 15 |
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Gravesend 314, Town Meetings, Town Board Minutes , 1873-1883 |
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Gravesend 317, School Accounts, Births of Slaves , 1830-1843, 1799-1819 |
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Gravesend 318, School District #1 Records , 1857-1894 |
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Gravesend 319-320 Record of Troops , 1861-1865 |
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Gravesend 321, Common Law Trustees Minutes , 1880-1894 |
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Gravesend 323, Board of Health Minutes , 1889-1890 |
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Gravesend 323, Board of Health Minutes , 1887-1889 |
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Gravesend 324, Board of Health Minutes , 1890-1893 |
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Gravesend 325, Board of Health Minutes , 1893 |
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Reel 17 |
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Gravesend 326-327-328-330-331, Sewer Construction Accounts , 1885-1895 |
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Gravesend 329, Board of Health Sewer Construction Records, Volume 2 , 1885-1887 |
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Gravesend 329, Board of Health Sewer Construction Records, Volume 2 , 1885-1887 |
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Gravesend 333, Board of Health Account with Town Treasury , 1886-1889 |
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Gravesend Cash Book Journal , 1886-1890 |
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Gravesend 335, Sewer Construction Record , 1887-1889 |
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Gravesend 337, Town Auditor Minutes , 1879-1894 |
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Gravesend 338, Street Invoice Book , 1885-1886 |
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Gravesend 340-342, Street Sewer Bonds , 1886-1893 |
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Gravesend 344, Health Board Minutes , 1886-1887 |
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Gravesend 344, Health Board Minutes , 1887 |
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Reel 20 |
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New Utrecht Miscellaneous Papers, Volume 1 , 1796-1894 Minutes, Military, Notice of Stray Animals, Drift Timber, Supervisor Accounts, Taxes, Water Company, School Papers |
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New Utrecht Miscellaneous Papers, Volume 2 , 1840-1894 Audits, Excise Commissioners, Fence Viewers, Fire Department, Board of Health, Jury Lists, Drainage, Police Department, Flagging |
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New Utrecht Miscellaneous Papers, Volume 3 , 1801-1895 Bath Beach Sewer, Street Improvements, Highways |
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Reel 21 |
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New Utrecht Highway Commissioners Report , 1833-1894 |
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New Utrecht 2000-2002, Town Records, History and Deeds , 1659-1831 |
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Flatlands Bergen Papers , 1677-1849 |
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Reel 22 |
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New Utrecht School Papers , 1827-1894 |
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New Utrecht Street Papers Volume 1, A-B , circa 1880-1895 |
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New Utrecht Street Papers, Volume 2, C-E , circa 1880-1895 |
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Reel 23 |
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New Utrecht Street Papers, Volume 2, C-F , circa 1880-1895 |
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New Utrecht Street Papers, Volume 3, F , circa 1880-1895 |
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New Utrecht Street Papers, Volume 4, G-R , circa 1880-1895 |
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Reel 24 |
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New Utrecht Street Papers, Volume 4, G-R , circa 1880-1895 |
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New Utrecht Street Papers, Volume 5, S , circa 1880-1895 |
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New Utrecht Street Papers, Volume 6, T-Z , circa 1880-1895 |
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New Utrecht Town Meeting Minutes, Book 204-207 , 1793-1829 |
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Reel 25 |
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Flatbush Book 100, Liber A, Deeds, Wills , circa 1670-1700 |
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Flatbush Book 101, Liber AA, Deeds , 1676-1682 |
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Flatbush Book 102, Liber B, Deeds , 1700-1708 |
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Reel 26 |
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Flatbush Book 1003, Liber B, Court Minutes and Deeds , circa 1650-1665 |
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Flatbush Book 1004, Liber C, Deeds , circa 1665-1700 |
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Flatbush Book 1005, Liber D, Court Minutes, Volume 1 , circa 1665-1670 |
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Reel 27 |
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Flatbush Book 1005, Liber D, Court Minutes, Volume 2 , 1669-1670 |
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Flatbush Book 1005, Liber D, Court Minutes, Volume 2 , circa 1670-1680 |
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Flatbush Book 106, Town Accounts, Town Meetings , 1663-1680, 1701-1762 |
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Reel 28 |
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Flatbush Book 107, Court and Slave Records, Town Meetings , 1679-1819 |
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Flatbush Book 108, Town Records , 1819-1851 |
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Flatbush Book 109, Town Board Minutes , 1875-1882 |
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Flatbush Books 110-116, Supervisors Annual Reports , 1885-1894 |
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Reel 29 |
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Photos, Prints (negative images) , circa 1900-1950 Bridges, Buildings, Churches, Transportation, Schools |
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Reel 30 |
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Photos, Prints (negative images) , circa 1900-1950 Coney Island, Hospitals, Residences, Revolutionary War |
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Reel 31 |
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Old Road Abstracts, First Division , circa 1650-1830 |
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Reel 32 |
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Photographs and Prints , circa 1920-1950 Coney Island, Schools, Street Scenes |
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Old Road Abstracts, First Division , circa 1650-1830 |
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New Utrecht Town Meeting Minutes, Book 208-241 , 1827-1894 |
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New Utrecht, Book 209-211-213, Slaves and Strays Record , 1795-1822 |
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New Utrecht 203, Election Returns , 1799-1822 |
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New Utrecht 212 and 217, Road Records , circa 1700-1860 |
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Photographs and Prints Parks, Hospitals, Schools, Street Scenes |
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Reel 33 |
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New Utrecht 215 and 218, Supervisor Accounts , 1823-1870 |
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New Utrecht 216 and 221, Supervisor Accounts , 1875-1894 |
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New Utrecht 220, 224, 230, Supervisor Accounts, Bonds , 1835-1900 |
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New Utrecht 222-223, Supervisor Accounts, Streets , 1885-1894 |
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Reel 34 |
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Photos and Prints , circa 1900-1920 Churches, Coney Island, Houses, Meeting Notices, Street Scenes |
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Reel 35 |
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New Utrecht 225, Oaths and Bonds , 1877-1893 |
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New Utrecht 226, Oaths , 1885-1894 |
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New Utrecht 227, Drainage Assessments , circa 1860-1870 |
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New Utrecht 228, Chattel Mortgages , 1850-1880 |
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New Utrecht 229, Chattel Mortgages , 1875-1892 |
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New Utrecht 233-235, Record of Troops , 1851-1865 |
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Reel 36 |
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New Utrecht 237, Sewer Commissioner’s Journal, Bath Beach , 1889-1894 |
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New Utrecht 239, Commissioner’s Journal, Bath Beach Improvement , 1894-1895 |
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New Utrecht 242-263, Assessment Rolls , 1830-1854 |
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New Utrecht 264-268, Assessment Rolls , 1855-1859 |
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Reel 37 |
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New Utrecht 268-273, Assessment Rolls , circa 1830-1865 |
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New Utrecht 2074-2077 , 1866-1869 |
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Reel 38 |
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Flatbush Street Papers, Volume 1, A-D , 1855-1895 |
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Flatbush Street Papers, Volume 2, E-K , 1855-1895 |
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Reel 39 |
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Flatbush Street Papers, Volume 3, L-M , circa 1855-1895 |
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Flatbush Street Papers, Volume 4, N-R , circa 1855-1895 |
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Flatbush Street Papers, Volume 5, R-Z , circa 1855-1895 |
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Reel 40 |
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Flatbush Miscellaneous, Volume 1 , 1652-1708 |
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Issue of Country Life in America , 1908 (June) |
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Flatbush Miscellaneous, Volume 2 , 1658-1799 |
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Flatbush Book 117-121, School District 3, Tax Lists , 1879-1882 |
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Reel 41 |
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Flatbush Book 121-122, School District 3, Tax Lists , 1883-1884 |
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Flatbush 123-125, 127, 130, School Accounts Census , 1875-1893 |
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Flatbush Book 131, Justice’s Court Records , 1887-1892 |
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Flatbush Book 132, Board of Health Minutes , 1874-1886 |
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Re-Mounted Maps , 1899-1907 |
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Reel 42 |
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Flatbush Book 134, Chattel Mortgages , 1883-1890 |
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Flatbush Book 136-137, State Census , 1845 |
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Flatbush Book 138-139, Improvement Board, Cash Book and Ledger , 1872-1894 |
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Flatbush Book 140-143, Highway Commissioner's and Treasurer's Receipts , 1869-1888 |
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Flatbush Book 144-148, Highway Commissioner's and Treasurer's Receipts , 1874-1893 |
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Reel 43 |
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Flatbush Book 148, Highway Commissioner's and Treasurer's Receipts , 1893 |
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Flatbush Book 149, Highway Commissioner’s Minutes , 1877-1884 |
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Flatbush Books 150-152, Highway Commissioner’s and Treasurer’s Account , 1859-1889 |
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Flatbush Books 153-155, Highway Commissioner’s, Treasurer’s Account Crosswalks, Ocean Avenue , 1872-1892 |
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Flatbush Book 160, Improvement Board Minutes , 1872-1875 |
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Reel 44 |
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Flatbush Book 160, Improvement Board Minutes , 1872-1875 |
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Flatbush Book 161, Improvement Board Minutes , 1885-1894 |
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Flatbush Books 162-163, Assessment Sales, Treasurer’s Book , 1874-1893 |
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Flatbush Book 164, Assessment Sales, Clerk’s Book , 1874-1893 |
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Reel 45 |
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Abstracts of Old Roads , 1650-1852 |
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Reel 46, Student Papers from the James A. Kelly Institute for Historical Studies at St. Francis College, 1958 |
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Bligh, Thomas F. History of the Press in Brooklyn and Kings County. |
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Hudson, William. The Flatlands Story. |
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Green, Thomas R. Inns and Taverns, Their Place in Brooklyn History. |
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McCarthy, Arthur E. The Assimilation and Integration of Various Groups Coming to Brooklyn. |
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Reel 47 |
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Street Index Cards , 1957 |
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Reel 48 |
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Laws of County Clerk and Register’s Office , circa 1810-1930 |
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A Memorial of Saint Paul’s Church , 1888 |
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Historic Greenpoint , circa 1940 |
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Brooklyn Village 1816-1834 , 1938 |
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Historical Sketch of the South Brooklyn Savings Institution , 1924 |
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Reel 49, Student Papers from the James A. Kelly Institute for Historical Studies at St. Francis College, 1958 |
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Sabbarese, Pasquale Vincent. Catholic Footprints in Brooklyn. |
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Kennedy, G.A. Growth and Development of the Police Department in the City of Brooklyn 1646-1898. |
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Gordon, John C. The Brooklyn Bridge. |
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Reilly, John H. Brooklyn’s Contribution to the Six Wars. |
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Reilly, William F. Manufacturing and Commerce in Brooklyn 1609-1958. |
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Mannino, Joseph A. Mayors and Borough Presidents of Brooklyn. |
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Reilly, Thomas G. A History of Brooklyn Ferries Including the Eastern District Ferries 1642-1958. |
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McCarthy, John B. The Life of Thomas Dongan as Governor of New York. |
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Randazzo, Joseph S. Old Roads and Highways of Brooklyn. |
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D’Ambra, Francis N. History of Brooklyn Theater. |
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Bartlett, Clifford A. The Battle of Brooklyn. |
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Mastrion, Guy. The City of Williamsburgh 1852-1854. |
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Sullivan, Lawrence. Thesis on Flatbush and New Lots. |
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Markham, James Kevin. Athletic Clubs in Brooklyn. |
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Clancy, Martin. Why Brooklyn Should Not Become a City. |
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Morgan, William F. Shipbuilding in the Borough of Brooklyn. |
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Reel 50A |
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175th Anniversary of the Battle of Brooklyn, Commemorative Stamps Scrapbook , 1952 |
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Jennie Jerome Scrapbook , 1952 |
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Reel 50B |
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Jennie Jerome Scrapbook , 1952 |
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175th Anniversary of the Battle of Brooklyn, Commemorative Stamps Scrapbook , 1952 |
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Verrazano Rededication Scrapbook , 1924-1952 |
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The Tiger, History and Recovery Scrapbook , circa 1945 |
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Supervisor Minutes, Volume 1 , 1714-1782 |
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Supervisor Minutes, Volume 2 , 1784-1797 |
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Reel 51 |
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Indian Purchase , 1654 |
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Supervisor Minutes, Volume 3 , 1798-1829 |
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Flatbush Town Meetings, Town Board, Supervisors Papers , 1817-1894 |
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Williamsburgh Trustees Minutes , 1827-1832 |
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Gravesend Book 307 Town Records , 1799-1845 |
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Reel 52 |
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Williamsburgh Town Records, Number 5 , 1842-1855 |
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Secret Sessions of Board Alderman , 1835-1860 |
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Flatlands, Minutes of Town Meetings , 1783-1857 |
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City of Brooklyn, Ordinances , 1834-1847 |
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Reports of Commissioners , 1835-1839 |
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Reel 53 |
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Index to Marriages Performed by Mayors of Brooklyn , 1839-1887 |
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Marriage Records (Mayors) , 1839-1887 |
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Marriages in Kings County , 1864-1865 |
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Records of Bushwick, Flatlands and Flatbush , 1846-1851 |
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Reel 54 |
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Williamsburgh Reports of Special and Standing Committees , 1853-1854 |
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Williamsburgh Reports of Special and Standing Committees , 1854 |
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Map Index , circa 1680-1850 |
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Reel 55, Student Papers from the James A. Kelly Institute for Historical Studies at St. Francis College, 1959-1961 |
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Brother Malachy. Brooklyn’s Red Hook. , 1959 |
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Wolynez, Melvin. Melrose Hall. |
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Juliana, Mary. Colonial Dutch Life in Flatbush as Portrayed by the Lott Family. , 1961 |
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Mingione, Joseph. A History of the Gravesend Fisheries. , 1960 |
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Chrysostom, Mary. The Negro in Brooklyn, From Slavery to Freedom. , 1960 |
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Mary Emily. Catholic Childcare in Brooklyn During the 19th Century. , 1959 |
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Joseph, Maureen. Green-Wood Cemetery. |
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Raymond, Mary. Brooklyn Post Office. , 1960 |
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Monahan, Kenneth. Henry Ward Beecher, Brooklyn Abolitionist, and the Anti-Slavery Movement 1830-1860. , 1961 |
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Jerome, Francis. The Brooklyn Children’s Museum, a Community Resource Center. , 1961 |
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Reel 56, Student Papers from the James A. Kelly Institute for Historical Studies at St. Francis College, 1961 |
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Eliphalet Williams Bliss. |
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Pantano, Anthony. History of The Brooklyn Academy of Music. |
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O’Kelly, James S. Brooklyn Theater Fire. |
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Mason, Thomas J. Law Enforcement in Brooklyn During the English Period. |
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Martin, Harold J. The Revolution of Jacob Leisler 1689-1691. |
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Reardon, Alan J. New York Benevolent Despot Governor Richard Nicolls 1664-1668. |
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McCormick, John J. William Kieft. |
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Brother Jeremiah. Peter Stuyvesant. |
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Mastrion, Robert J. History of Epiphany Roman Catholic Church. |
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Kehoe, Frank. Colonel Alfred W. Wood. |
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McMahon, James. History of Brooklyn Preparatory High School. |
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Rose, Cornelius. The Conditions, Accounts and Memorials Concerning the Prison Ship Martyrs of Wallabout Bay 1776-1783. |
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Castelli, Joseph J. Influence of Hugh McLaughlin on Brooklyn Politics. |
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Gallagher, Hugh E. The Conquest of Pestilence in Brooklyn 1804-1873. |
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Jeanne Ellen. The Brooklyn and Long Island Sanitary Fair, 1861. |
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Anne Kathleen. The Brooklyn Trolley Strick of 1895. |
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Milewski, John S. Seth Low on Municipal Reform and Civil Service. |
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Zufolo, Michael-Anthony. Peter Caesar Alberti, The First Italian Settler on Brooklyn. |
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Reel 57, Titles 1-9 are Student Papers from the James A. Kelly Institute for Historical Studies at St. Francis College, 1957 |
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Keane, Joseph. The First English Period 1664-1673. |
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Infranco, Anthony. Political Nativism in Brooklyn. |
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Scotti, Frank Gene. The Third Voyage of Henry Hudson. |
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Dorsa, Joseph P. Early Land Grants, Deeds and Settlements in the Five Dutch Towns of the Borough of Brooklyn. |
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Byrne, Thomas F. The Early Catholic Church in Brooklyn. |
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Butler, Jerome. The Story of Gravesend, It’s Settlement and Development. |
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Goydas, John. The Second Half of English Control 1673-1782. |
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Guadagno, Vincent. The Indian Period. |
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Varasano, Robert A. The Discoverer of Brooklyn. |
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The City that Belongs to the World , 1957 |
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Lyman, Susan E. The Face of New York. 1955 |
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Anderw-Ditmas, Charles. Historic Homesteads of Kings County. 1909 |
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Reel 58 |
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Town Maps of Brooklyn and Bushwick , 1895-1896 |
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Flatbush Farm Plans 1-30 , circa 1890 |
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Flatbush New Plans , circa 1890 |
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New Utrecht New Plans , circa 1890 |
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Flatlands New Plans , circa 1890 |
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Kings County, Sketch Plans , circa 1890 |
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Kings County, Working Plans , circa 1890 |
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Detailed Estate and Old Farm Lines, Atlas of the City of Brooklyn, Volumes 1-6 , 1880 |
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Reel 59, Student Papers from the James A. Kelly Institute for Historical Studies at St. Francis College, 1957 |
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Todd Shipyard Corporation |
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Ryan, Patrick M. Courts of Kings County. |
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Thompson, Robert F. The Domestic History of Brooklyn During the Pre-Revolution Period. |
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Brother De Manafort. The Development of Transportation in Brooklyn. |
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Nalewski, Walter. The Rise in Education in Brooklyn from 1860-1898. |
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Reel 60 |
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Court and Road Records , 1668-1690 |
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Reel 61, All Records circa 1890 |
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Brooklyn Farm Plans A-G, 1-76 |
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Brooklyn File Map A-G, 1-76 |
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Bushwick Farm Plans 1-33 |
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Bushwick Map Plans 1-33 |
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New Lots Farm Plans 1-30 |
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New Lots Map Plans 1-30 |
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Gravesend Map Plans 1-48 |
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Gravesend Farm Plans 1-48 |
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Gravesend Farm Plan 44 |
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Flatlands Plans 1-45 |
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New Utrecht Farm Plans 1-50 |
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New Utrecht Farm Plan 7 |
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New Utrecht Map Plans 1-50 |
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New Utrecht Map Plan 46 |
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