This page provides links to a growing accumulation of articles, cemetery lists, program summaries, and other information that may be of interest to those doing genealogical research. It may emphasize information about Bergen County, but it also includes other areas of general interest and links to genealogical research at the GSBC.

Bergen County's Townships and Municipalities, a series of articles with maps that appeared in The Archivist. All four parts cover the boundaries of the townships and municipalities throughout Bergen County's history from the 1600's to the present time. A valuable resource if you need to find the name or boundaries of those old townships while researching census or other records in Bergen, Hudson or Passaic Counties.
Part 1- Bergen's Beginning - 1682 to 1709
Part 2- Bergen County’s Townships and Municipalities - 1710 to 1836
Part 3- Bergen County’s Townships and Municipalities - 1836 to 1893 - Passaic and Hudson Counties formed from Bergen County
Part 4- “BOROUGHITIS" - Bergen County’s Townships and Municipalities - 1893 to Present
Family Tree of Bergen County's 70 Municipalities - A time line "family tree" showing the derivation of the present-day municipalities within Bergen County.

Bergen County Cemeteries - Click here to link to the Bergen County Cemetery page

Bergen County Links - Click here - Links to other web sites relating to Bergen County, New Jersey and nearby areas.

The following are links to summaries and/or copies of handouts of recent GSBC monthly programs where available.

• "Using Passenger Arrival Lists and Immigration Records Part I"
• "Using Passenger Arrival Lists and Immigration Records Part II"
• " Successful Ways of Using Computers and the Internet in Genealogical Research"
• "The 1930 Census"
• "Genealogical Records at the New Jersey State Archives"
•  "Using Newspapers as a Genealogical Resource"
• "Genealogical Research at the New Jersey Historical Society Library"
• "Researching the 1930 Census"
• "The Bergen County Historical Society Library & Manuscript Collection"
• The Who, What, Where, How, When, and Why of Probate Records
• Genealogical Research at the New York Public Library
  
•  Researching Passenger Lists in the Age of the Internet
• Naturalization & Immigration Records From King George to the Present
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