Brooklyn

[darkerhorse]

I already have the index card, but does anyone have access to the actual 1905 death certificates from Brooklyn, NY?

[mauro95]

I'm assuming you're talking about this index? https://www.ancestry.com/search/collections/61535/

Looks like you'll have to reach out to the state to procure the actual death certificate. No way around it.

[darkerhorse]

Yeah, now that I think of it, the index on Ancestry.com probably reports the pertinent information anyway.

[erudita74]

you'd need to order the 1905 Brooklyn death certificate from the NYC Municipal Archives

https://www1.nyc.gov/site/records/histo ... order.page

[darkerhorse]

Thanks.

[ffusiak]

The NYC Municipal Archives are your only options for the death certificate, but you may want to search the Brooklyn Newspapers at the following for a potential obit. = https://bklyn.newspapers.com/search/#

[lettieross]

Im not sure if this is where to start--Trying to find my great great grandmother-- Her name was Carmella Amonica she was born in Italy---married in Italy to giuseppe Capraro (Joseph) they had 3 children as far as I was told--2 sons and a daughter--now here is the tricky problem--my great grandfather (Angelo Amato) came here to america back around 1912/1913---the problem being is his birth name was Rodolph or Rudolpho Capraro-( angelo )-- FEB 1895 • Racalmuto, Agrigento, Sicilia, to Carmella and Giuseppe Capraro---I have search everywhere to find Carmella Amonica ..but we also have a birth for Angelo in Cegrigenti Italy same date-- please can you hellp he find any Information on Carmella Amonica ( The spelling is correct per angelo marriage certf--thank you

[parkergambino]

Dear Lettie,

Your post is somewhat lost here. It is better to start a brand new thread for this topic, that way it will get more focused attention.

Parker