Internal Revenue Service Employees, New York, 1871 - 1919
Record Group 58: Records of the Internal Revenue Service, 1862 - 1919
This database consists of
records of employees of the Brooklyn and Buffalo, New York offices of the Internal Revenue Service. The records list for each employee name, title, address, compensation, appointment date, reason for termination of service, place and year of birth, prior civilian or military service, and names of relatives employed by the Federal government.
These
records can be viewed onsite, by appointment, and scans can be
requested for a fee. When contacting the National Archives, please
provide the Name and Date. Note that this database includes all of the
information that exists on these lists.
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National Archives at New York
One Bowling Green, 3rd Floor
New York, NY 10004
Phone: 212-401-1620
Fax: 212-401-1638
Email: newyork.archives@nara.gov
Records Search: I.R.S. Employees, NY
Please note that the Surname (i.e. Last Name) is a required entry field. But since exact spellings are not always known, to aid your search we offer three different ways to specify Surnames...
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