Nunda Historical Society

Nunda Livingston Co New York

Please note that these resources are available during regular hours with permission. Access to some materials is limited by law. There may be additional materials. If researchers know of other materials relating to Nunda Area Veterans found at the Village Clerk's Office, please let us know.

• Birth Records ­ 1892 to present
• Marriage ­ 1892-1907 (these records include names of bride and groom, occupation of husband, and parents names)
• Death ­ 1892 to present (these include age, occupation, birthplace, length of residency, place of burial, race, marriage status. Veteran status included after 1988)
  

Other Resources: The Clerk maintains file folders with assorted materials relating to the Village. Many of these have been donations from Village residents.

• "Nunda Boys Start for War" Nunda News June 16, 1917. Newspaper article reporting on first local soldiers reporting for duty in WWI. Includes a list of names of Nunda soldiers and details of parade escorting soldiers to Rochester. (See list of names)
• Military Related Parade Photographs ­ five black and white photographs of a Nunda Parade that may have been the related to the Foote Factory during World War II.
• Photograph ­ Nunda Parade ­ one black and white photograph taken by F. L. Dake. Appears to be the photograph used in article listed above. Shows gathering in the Village Square.
  

Oakwood Cemetery Association Records: Mrs. Walker also keeps the official records for the Cemetery Association. These are separate from the Nunda Village Records. The records are in chronological order from 1900 to present day. Earlier records consists of gravestone inscriptions. The information includes date of death, age, cause, location of grave, and whether the individual was a veteran. Please note that microfilm copies of some of these records are available at Bell Memorial Library.

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The Project Team would like to express our thanks to the Nunda Historical Society for allowing us to post our project pages and data on nundahistory.org.

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