New England Historic Genealogical Society
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Newbury Street Press publishes works of New England family and social history, including compiled genealogies, biographies, and house and land histories. Working in direct consultation with NEHGS members, professional researchers, and quality printers, the goal of Newbury Street Press is to publish books of enduring interest to families, genealogists, and historians.

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NEHGS Books publishes the work of The Great Migration Study Project, genealogical guidebooks, scholarly and educational monographs, source records, and classic reprints relating to New England family history. In line with the Society’s overall mission, NEHGS Books aims to advance genealogical scholarship and to preserve, interpret, and communicate reliable genealogical data, with an emphasis on families and communities connected to New England.

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New York State Probate Records: A Genealogist’s Guide to Testate and Intestate

New York State Probate Records: A Genealogist’s Guide to Testate and Intestate

Author: Gordon L. Remington, FASG

Published: 2002


The term “probate” used to refer to persons leaving wills (testate) and not to those who died without one (intestate). Probate is now defined as the general class of records associated with an estate. Gordon L. Remington’s New York State Probate Records also gives practical information on how to access those records through the Family History Library in Salt Lake City in addition to each of New York’s sixty-two County Surrogate Courts (the courts in charge of probating estates in New York today), other repositories, and references to published abstracts in both books and periodicals. “This reference simply provides the best information on New York probate court records that has ever been available for the genealogist. I can’t imagine any New York researcher who would want to be without it.” – Marsha Hoffman Rising, CG, FASG

About the Author: Gordon L. Remington is a Fellow of the American Society of Genealogists and a native of Rochester, New York.

NEHGS, 176 pp., soft cover, $19.95